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i QUADRTIPI4E SHEET 8WHSAT WttZaXCkPXjG. 18. 187. Wtj OHlXm1 TKKA.TRX Tbe Pearl, of tTw, or MotlMf fxayer Kle Hassle If ItebeU. ACADSMT OP VTTSIO-OAlote ClMtnita af BnaAlelMae Oomlquo HOU6B I Dim Bbnobe JAfiftlre le le See 4e IOurcUe." 02sUl JLht of Letters Page.

CTA The official List of Letters for the -week Saturday, Dee. 17, will be onnd cm our third page. ThIbtuU-TO the offleers of the Mobile mail boat for farors. To the Southern Express for New York papers. To Sen-stor Fbwler for eopy of the arpunent of Geo.

W. Paschal in behalf of the elaim of lira, Gaines to a ipatent fox land in Haw Orleans. To Treasnrer Spinner for copy of his annual report. Th Btmxs AxxtvxuuXY of the birth of Scotland's greatest poet, Robert Barns, is to be celebrated in; New Orleans as nsnal. on the.25th of January, by the St.

Andrew Society, of which our esteemed feUow-cftizen, Alexander Hay, is ft will be gratifying to our readers to know that the society had the good taste and 'good sense to select oar fair contributor, Pearl Elvers," as the poet of the occasion. 5 It will, however, be a sonroe of regret to them t6 learn that sh has declined to-illustrate the subject with her genius a genius capable of the bJgheet flights imagination, as it has displayed the most delicate touches of tenderness and fancy. Her warbling voice, a lyre of widest ought not to be silent where its tones and cadences eould be so fitly em ployed. UtVV. The following extract from the close of her reply to the request shows that our charming, contributor has allowed her natural difodenee to commit an in justice toward herself 'f With the hope that a bolder spirit maybe found to take my place as lan- zeaterof the day, and that, the anniver-vnrsary festival of yonr poet will pass off very "pleasantly, I remain, dear sir, respectfully, Pkxkl Rivkrs.1 How ia TBm -We clip tiie'following trom a Georgia-paper Bainbridge (Georgia) merchants say that a cask of bacon purchased iu New Oilcans loeea from fifteen to forty pounds by the time it reaches that city, while a cask shipped from Baltimore, Louisville -or Cincinnati loses none of its weight whatever.

yJ: Now; this is serious matter, and should receive the prompt attention of those of our merchants most lmmedi- ately interested. If the charge is true, we have about sold our last cask of bacon to Bainbridge, and hers will not bethe only trade in, that line that we shall lose. It isto be regretted we have not a word, nor hint, as to the nf-teen to forty lost, i TH.8xMlJUnT-The consecration of the new Eoman Catholic Seminary takes place to-day at 2 o'clock. Previous to the consecration a sermon appropriate to the occasion will be delivered in St. Mary's (Archbishop's) Church, Chartres street, bvtheKer.AbM Millet, to be followed by benediction of the blessed Sacrament, after which those in attendance will repair to the seminary, whenthe oeremony of consecration will be proceeded with.

"-r Tax At AitAMf btati Pais at Mobizx. Honori to Aew Orleans lExfUbiiorB-tlew Orleans 1 exhibitors were numerously represented at the State Fair in our sister city of Mobile. Among the largest, and, 1 we may add, the most successful exhibi-toss, was our so favorably known fellow- eltisen, Capt. B. T.

Walshe. He obtained not less than fourteen premiums for the various 'articles of boys': clothing and gentlemen's furnishing goods he had on exhibition. A detailed list of. the diplomas, awarded to him. will be found in our advertising oolomns.

Speaking of the great honors conferred npon Cspt. Walshe at the Mobile Fair we may mention that he has now at his elegant establishmen 110 Canal street, as complete an assortment for the v. holidays, as. can be found anywhere. Whoever wishes to- appear properly drsssed during the hOlidajs, should not tail giving CapW Walshe a call.

ty TTftm oar vrintinff and. bindinc dons at Che Pelicanyob Office, cornet1 vamp ana royaras streets, Sx-PATMc'sCxMXiXBTThe owners of lots hv this cemetery, or their rep: eentatives, are requested to meet this evening, at 5 o'clock, at the' Morning Star HalL See notice elsewhere. 1ST One of the phTsioians in Barling ton, Vtv, driviufc into- town on. election 'v was met by elriand, who hailed him with the Vl 'KotyeV' replied the doctor; -butt nave been out au mgns axtar a voter. Miii tea will he about ttWW years from the Tilae Sf exporta frocx the United I States of tlie principal articles pro- daeed or made ini tola coantry.to foreign ceuDtries were as follows Acrionltrml implements.

$1,068,476 Livirf oimals 1,045.039 TO.830.S7O CkMlv i. t06.s Cotton moar.eai Cotton 8,78783 Boota end thoee 419.61S KeTlrtofes.v.t.UV:..vl.m Oil 8.419288 Coal oil and 82,041.485 Provisions Sewing 84883,828 Bop Spirits of terpentine i Lumber end wooden Staves and headings. 622.715 1,857.802 21,100,430 2.920.428 $4084567X79. i Cotton alone, it will be seen, made Imore than onehalf ot the value of 'exports of articles the growth, produce or manufacture of this country. Besides cotton the South produces nearly all the, tobacco, of the.

staves and lumber, several -millions in breadstufls, a considerable share of the pro visions, tallow and petroleum, and many of the living animals, sumcient to bring up the amount of Southern exports for the year to nearly two hundred and eighty millions. Of our Agricultural Implements the largest purchaser was the Argentine Republic, $186,000. The next was England, the third, Brazil, the fourth, Australia, Canada and other British Poses-sions and islands were buyers to the extent of $170,000. Large sales were also made to Cuba, Mexico, Columbia, Chili and Uruguay. Of the Living Animals more than three-fourths were exported to Canada, the British North American Possessions and the West Indies.

The British West Indies bought to the value of $383 Mexico, $147,000. The Breadstuff consisted of wheat tq. the value of $47,171,229 flour $21,169,593 Indian corn and corn meal $2,223,251 bread and biscuit $581,046 baTley $140,512. Great Britain and colonies were the chief purchasers, receiving our wheat to the value of $44,000,000 and our wheat flour to the value of $18,000,000. Brazil bought flour to the value of Cuba $887,000, China $782,000, San Domingo $377,000, Porto Rico $440,000.

Of the bread and biscuit $348,000 worth was sold to the British West Indies. Canada was the largest purchaser of Indian corn, $576,000, and Cuba the second, $203,000. Nearly half of the com meal was taken by the British West Indies. As com pared with the exports of 1869, wheat is nearly double, flour increased one- sixth, corn meal decreased $700,000, corn decreased $5,500,000, bread and biscuit slightly decreased, and barley nearly trebled. Of our Cotton the value of was taken by Great Britain, by France, $20,000,000 by the German Zolverein, $6,600,000 by Spain and $3,481,000 by Russia The exports of the fiscal year 1870 exceed those of 1869 by about $64,000,000.

The export of cotton goods declined about $2, 000,000. China -purchased $526,172 against $2,327,792 in 1869. Of Boots and Shoes the largest pur chaser was Mexico, $117,000. The exports were, less than those of 1869 by $56,000, Of our Naval Store England and Scotland bought $888,000, Germany $357,000, Holland $81,000, Canada 806,000, and Austria $55,000. Our exported Oil Cake almost all went to Great Britain and the British West Indies.

Of our Crude Petroleum France was the largest purchaser, $1,414,171. Tie purchases of Belgium amounted to $290,782, and those of the German Zolverein.to $197,173. Of Befined Petroleum, the third in Value of our great exports, the Zolverein bought $0,330,822, Belgium $4,582,184, Gibralter $2,439,667, England and Ireland $2,550,000, Holland $2,145,000, Italy $1,351,000, Spain $1,236,000, France $906,000, Austria $630,000. While the export of coalH oil has decreased $400,000, and that of crude petroleum, $740,000, that of refined petroleum has increased $2,500,000 over that of 1860. Of our exported Provisions the amount for Hams and Bacon was $6423,113, Beef $1,939,778, Pork Butter $592,229, Cheese Lard $5,93397, making a total of nearly twenty-seven This added to the amount of our exported breadstuffs makes nearly one hundred millions of dollars worth of food contributed by the United States to otherun tries in a single year, besides contributing the raw material for their cJfthinLto the value of hundred and twenty-seven millions of dollars.

The exports to England and Scotland were of Hams and Ba con $5321,000, of Beef $1,062,000, of Pork $563,000, of Cheese $7,780,000, and of Lard $1,793,000. provis ions bought by Cuba amounted to by the Zdlrerein $1,216,627, by San Domingo $603,862.. The Brit ih West Indies were also large pur chasers. Of our Sevina Macliines the value of $926,896 was exported to Great Britain, $562,849 to Germany, $152,841 to Bra zil, $149,000 to Australia; and $148,000 ituiw. vuua, mexico, wie ixuom bian States, Brazil, the Argentine Re pntfiic and Chili were all large r---t iOf Sgap San iDommgowas the; largest buyer i of Bphittof.Turpen England bought, mor than one-5 1 1 nairr' ana 01.

axuww mow man two- '1 I thirds of ur- exportation.pv I. 'TX- m.ai-. IrJU British Africa, $478,000, and Austria, $448,314. exports of this product have Increased "nearly 54jp0O. since The exports of Wood, Woodenware and Btatxi have declined about one million of dollars, Cuba remaining by far the largest MARRIED.

'MAHMED. 1 SAHrOJTR LEVY-Oa Tnimdsy.lDea. 15, 1870. at tas Ckcii deles etnet "mMrofaN by tb Bev. jamry Mobs, adolph lbahois.

01 new York, to bakah m. vt, eldest asngb' ter.of IioarJ a Xiavy, of tbla dtr. Hew Tor papers please copy. LOW DAVIDSON la the city Chicago, eatbo tn ulfc, by Bev W. T.

KolCoUea, Kr. DAVID XXW, of Win oonDty, and MImAQBES B. 9AVID80B, ot tbie oily. BXRSXL BEIB-On Batorday eyenlnrDeo. 17, at St.

ana's Cbnreb, by the Bev. Father Turn cine, Mr. MICHAXL HJESSBIi to MAKY HJtiN, both ot tbla city. No card. IaATJtjc IEJTB On 15, 1870.

at the residence ef tbe brlde'e father, by the Bev. N. OaUeher, Mr. O. BOCK I.AU-TEST, ot Hanover, reaident of Onba, to Mlas XYDIA KBXKB, eldest daughter of If.

B. Keen of this city. KobUe and SaltimcTe papers please copy. GOODWYN MOB8E On Thursday, Deo. 15, at the residence of the bride's uncle, John A.

Iabo, by Bot. Unas Parker. Bey. P. M.

GOODWYN to Mrs. AMANDA F. MOUSE, all of this city. No sards, DIED. BUWCE At New York, Dc.

1870, at her reaidenoe, Mrs. UYNTHIABDNOK, aedaboat 90 years, mother of Sirs. A. ZoUers and ot O. DICKSON On the 16th Deoertiber.

1870. at the Bnah Point Plantation, Caddo pariah. aiujuui ju in nn ana year, eia et sob ef the lt Michael Dickson and Han-nth Palmer. Clinton, papers please eopy. PASTE UK At Mississippi City, on Dee.

15, NETTIE PASTED aged 8 years and months, iwuu i v. maa ranoes jane raaieur. The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral This (Bur day) Afternoon. 18th, at o'clock, from the reaidenoe of his brother, xoi Cosstooe stzeet NXWCOMB-In New York or dinthma. on Dec.

18, I8TO, at 8 P. HARRIET SOPHIE KSWOOHBj aced 15 years. titer of Jo epnuiv ju. mo JH.OJ Cannier and the warren jNewcomb. PAYSON Os Bnnday, Deoember 11, 1870, at o'clock, P.

in this city, JU.IZA 8. RUED, He of Asa Parson, aged 47 years, a native of Rliode ialana. Rhode Island and Massachusetts papers please eopy. MAGNXB On Monday, December 12, 1870, at o'clock, a. SKjuIM MAUNER, a native of Hambnra-.

Germany, a memtxr of the firm of Gottacbalk A Meaner, notaries public, and for me jast si years a resident or. tuu city, aged 51 years. A ACHE On Monday morning, December 12, at 8S o'clock, ROAA, daughter of Kmile La- Hacne ana Jttosa Toieuano, aged i months and 15 ays. CLAVIER On 8mnday morning, December 11. at 8 o'clock, from injuries received at the fire' the Varieties Tbeatre, JOSKPU CLAVIER, agea 47 years, a native oi una mty.

MOORE At ten mtnnts before 11 o'clock, December 18, 1870, 8AML MOORE, aged about 70 years. VREDENBTTRG On Tuesday. Dec. 13, at 8 P. WRIGHT FIRLD VKKDENBURQ, rofaiitsonof Wm.

H. Vredenburg, and of Valentine E. Olivier, aged seven months. DENM AN Suddenly, of cardiac arncope, at bis residence. No.

249 Canal street, HoLf ARhH DEXHAM. a native of New Jerxev. but for many years a nsef ul and teemed citizen ot new unmans, a wiaowea motner ana sister alone rert aln to mourn the loss ot all their name and race. JACOB m. BUILDER, 184 DelerA street, aemr Tlvetl Ctrele Jobbtnc done with dlsvateh.

Promot and ner- sonal attention riven to general repairs of stores ana aivemngs. uaterns maae ana repairea. Orders left at shop, or Box 223 Median toe' Ex change, io union street, promptly attended te. roTia Mpetf AN ABSOLUTE 8AVBGCAKO. Invalids, broken down In health and spirits by Chronic Dyspepsia, or suffering from the terrible exhaustion which foUows the attacks ot acute disease, the testimony of thousands who have been raised as by a miracle from a ilmilar state of prostration by Hos tetter's Stomach Bitters, 1 a sure guarantee that by the same means yon too may be strengthened and restored.

But to those who stand In peril of tpldcmios, to all who, by reason of exposure, privations and uncongenial climate or unhealthy pursuits, may at any mo ment be stricken this paragraph is most particularly and emphaUcaUy addressed. You, who are thus are proffered an absolute safegnard against the danger that menaces yoo. Tone and regulate the system with this harmless medicinal Stimulant aod Alterative, and you wiU be forearmed against the maladies whose seeds float around yon In the air unseen. Hostetters Stomach Bitters are not only a standard Tonlo and Alterative throughout the United States, bet they are accredited by the certificates ot the most distinguished citizens ot the Union, to the people of all other lands, In Canada, Australia and the West Indies, they are gradually taking place of all other stomachics, whether native or foreign, and- as surely as truth is progressive and demonstration overthrows doubt, they will eventually supersede every other Invirorant and Restorative now employed in medicinal pssetiee. dis eod MBS.

DOHERTY, 96 Canal Street 96 MILLINERY AND DBESSHAKINQ. Mrs. DOHERTY wUI open on MONDAY, the 19th lust, a choice assortment ot the latest novelties lnr her line, dl8-lt2dp BOOTS, SHOES AND SLIPPERS. A large and complete assortment ot the above articles for Ladles', Gentlemen's. Misses', Boys', and Children's wear, can be found at the old weU known store of BOWLES.

New 103 Csusal street. Ail descriptions of covering for the feetfean be had at the above store at lower rates than any other place In the city. dl8 ItSdo TKFNKS. YALISES AMD TRAVELING BAGS. The largest and best assorted ot the Above articles can be found at the well known old established stand el B.

H. BOWLES. Ho. IDS Canal street, at lower prions than any other ace In the city. olB-radp" DR.

GEO. J. FKIBDKICHS, 1 DENTAL BUBdEOar. iss St. Charles street, corner Glrod street, one iV sqaars above City HaU.

sS-SnJdpotf. UHTEBlfR. HLUU all YKSZISW. Is one et the rreet vital amaa at th body. Its lUBCtin.

11 that of tb Lnnn mm Brain, is so neoeoaary life, that It cannot be auepenotd lor oea nve minutes wtthoet sleath raauing. ibe Heart, Lhsg.asd Brain eonsttwte tha trlDod ef life if wo eeaaa to bmathK. atthm onooa cease oirmuate, or too trala stops Its nipm7wn nervoua nuio, aeeta lmsseaiatoiy ensnes. Any dtsesss of those organs, therefore, however light, is a serious matter, and reoaires immedato awendon iUesaee of the Stomsoa. i Liver.

SJftaeys, eto ts bad enough, but it does not. like oiseaeee of the Heart, threaten as with i sudden death. The function of these errasa stay be nnpsired. or even entirely anspended for days without eanslnf death, bnt when the function of the heart is lntertereA with, we are liable to die Is aaiuatanb amiwr pviu wujkb rainat nisoaees Or fee Jiearc so lmporrans is. mac tney are eat little understood by geswrsi pbvslelans aod, as a ooa oequonco, sotdoarenrod, or properly treated.

-i no near is suDieot to many Olatinct dlsessea. Plrst. It Is liable to Inflamaaatton. Th acute or chronic. Then the tnflsmmatloa may boot the whole substance, or mav bo oo a fined to the Inner or ouier membrane, if the body ot the Heart is anootea the disease Is called Oab-DITls." When It is the inner membrane that 4a affected, it is named "Eudo Carditis Toe Heart often grows until it is too largo for the hraoe in whlon It Is oonfinei).

This constitutes -wLat la ealled HYITiHTHOPHT." On the other nana, me ean wastes awayanl shrivels np Until It Is BCarOftI half its heulthv wnlirhc Tula condition we call aTKorHr." in the Heart re iour oavmos, two Ann tiles and two yt-ntnojea. it neee oaviuee ore liable to Increase in size, producing a kind of disease known sa UAWH." men Oarain tna osm nn hatwaan these cavities are closed by valves, which are uauio inaruiu Kivwbui ina meerauon. AC tna entrance of tbe large blood vessels which go off iruiu uib uwua uiero ore ouier vaives wntoo, in like manner, are subject to disease. Those several uffrotlons are. all included under the name of VALWLAS VI8KA8K." 1 he physician who treats diseases of the Heart must nrst aetermine, oy a careful examination, the partlefSvr kind of disease no has to treat.

wo two oases are allse In every respect. Borne are mple and easily cured, while other ore more serious and attended with greater danger. His opinion to the patient must oe govferned by the actual condition of the Heart itself. Ton aaar know the Heart ia diseased. In moat cases, by oertaln general symptoms, but you cannot know whether it Is serious or net.

The symptoms merely tell yon that the Heart's ao- uuu is do ngn. 1 here is something In the countenance which to the eye of a physician will generally Indicate Ht-ait lilsease, but Is not always the sane la some, the fsco Is puffel or bloated, and has a peculiar red blush on the skin which can hardly ue described. In others, the oe is paler than natural, with livid lips. The lips are generally paler than is natural. Bnt the moat atrlklnv sin Is the expression ot the face, which la sad, careworn, axd In bad eases often hsggsrd.

"The brtatbiog Is oppressed more or less. Especially is this the case on takiug any active exercise. Walking np a btll or aeoending a fl gbt of stairs sometimes causes the Heart to beat violently ana occasions a sosooatiBg leel-Ing. at any persons suppose the Heart al weys palpi tates violently when aiseased. but this la not too case.

In aotue It beats mora feeble than mm. ral so feeble. In fact, that ic can hardly be felt at au. in omers, ine leasi aguanon causes violent throbbing, the bed trembles with every duI- Bauon, ana asensioiojar is experiencee throughout the entire room. The pulse ia no oertaln guide In Heart Dis in some it Is feeble and aimoet i in perceptible, when the Heart is throbbing violently.

and in others strong and Irregular, when the rteaiican naraiy oe reu beating, even though the hand Is ai'pled over It We have known ossea in which the pulse remained nerly natural throughout the whale course of the disease. We often find the puise intermittent that Is to say. there will be two ortnre beats In regular oratr, men one win miss, tne Heart seeming to siop ior aseconeena men go on again, wnen this is the case. It a oertaln sign of disease. Ihe ileen is aenerallv distorbed bv dreams.

These are ol the frightful character, and many patients not only etat in their pleep. but spriag up in bed with a sense of sulfooaiion. They are Hiraia to lie aewn jest tney should die In one ot tnese nts exany sit Doisierxa up in bed, or in easy cnairs, iiignt arter nignt, to avoid them, i such csBes there Is a striking similarity be tween heart disease and asihma. But you must not suppose everybody who has heart disease has tbla tendency to dream aod feels ooDressl jn at night Uii the oontrary. some people who are badly affected sleep very and are no more prone to dream than those In health.

Pain Is very oovmon, out it is not always felt over tbe heart. In one oaee a load or ODoreestoo la felt atout the heart In another sharp pains In the tort aide, or underneath the left shoulder blade. Often the pains aie remote from the heart, and in parts which seem to have no direct oonneotlon with It. 1-or example, it may be felt In the ma nicies of the left arm and shoulder, extending down towards the band. Again, it la frequently lelt in the-calf of the leg.

where it maalfeata it self as a dull cramp. These flying nalns or aches are wry curious, but every writer on Heart Dis ease nas nouoeii tneir airoct ooeaeouon with ais-ease ot ibis organ. t-robably thrrelsno kind of in which the mind Is so depressed. With many, a settled Kioom takes possession of the-. Kvery expression, look and action Indicates their apprehension of some ii ddeu danger, it Is not that they suf fer much, tor the same anxiety ot face is seen where the Is no pain or sofferlnr of any kind.

It stems to tp lng irom their fear that they are liable to be taken off sadilenlr. MinrtraiiD. Ject to a kind of fit. lu whlon they part tally lose meir consciousness niie omers nave attacks ot giddiness, which makes them afraid of tilling. j.uease oi oe neart proonces ail tuese symp toms, and yet t.iere are many cases without them.

If the patlat himself fears that hia heart Is diseased, that In itse is aetrong eymp- toiu. a fsmous profeeror. ot London, used to sv to his class: Gentlemen, If you haveapatieut wno compiuns pi nia heart, never loll to examine It- t-t-ly upton it. no one will suspect it to be difeahod without some cause. They can feel uat it is wrong long before you can discover any symptoms." 'tw, rega'dlng the treatment of Heart Dts- ease, everything depends upon the prompt mau- in wmon is met.

Many lose tnei- lives oy waiting what comes of It. wnen it hs nrodnced obaaces. which no human skill can rtmedy, they rush to the physician to oe cured If taken in lime, it is as easy to subdue lnnamma-uon and promote the healing ot the heart as It Is oi ine liver or any outer orran nut tne ma jority of patients are nt under any regular course oi treatment, when they are troubled with pain or palpitation, they get something for relief, aod thou lav It aside the moment thev are beiter. The disease is allowed te become oen- anced and hopeioss btfoie any proper effort is maae to cure iu Whose fault is thlsl That ts a question somewhat difficult to answer. Many general (it si- clan in large practice know literally nrthlng about the heart, and have no faith in their ability to cope with ita dinease.

These natnr'ly encourage the idea that Heart Disease is incurable. Others, again, prescribe Digitalis to quiet the heart's action, and then leave the poor patient to nature to gi wen or die, as may ohanoe. without the aid of medicine. With suoh people every a an serous aisease is nopaiess. uonsump- uon, Astnma, uroncnius ana ali eanaily without a remedy.

cart Disease are I Another cause ei neviect is tne patient's rear. Be ooes not like to admit, even to himself, that he nas a a moan or so alarming a onaraoter. He waits to see, and while he is making up his a nd hi nialsriy Is bowoming more seated and on manageable. The truth is, all these diseases are curable up to a certain point. After that is passed none or them are so.

We have reason to know that thousands have reoovered under our own care irom these so-called Incurable maladies. And from every city we are ooaetantly hearing of oa. tients who were treated by us years ago, and we nave every reason vtr oeueviag tnat tney would ave pel ishea out ior tne means empioyea. oiclr is caned by sarin that vou e.nnot be cured. You shoold emnlov the beit means of cure within your reach, ol yodi w11nllw X.

a. a. waw 1. A to tbe bad advioe of those who weald alsooaraee yoa irom ever crying to get weu. K.

B. HUNTER, M. 163 Canal street, New OTleans, Deo. 17, 1870. HOTEw Dra.

R. -A K. B. Hi INTER devote their entire attention to the treatment oC diseases of the throat, lungs and heakt. and can be consulted, personally or by letter, at tneir omce, 166 uanoi aauy, irom to (Bunaavs 9 to 12), and on Tuesday, Thursday, aod 8t- urusy evenings, nom to i oauoa.

oib zai.it WILLIAM QA Manufacturer and dealer la BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VALISES AND BAGS, French and American. AGENT FOB THE EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE, 99 and 191 Canal street. dll NEW ORLEANS. TAKE NO MORE INTERNAL OR UNSAFE MEDICINES. For nn pleasant 'and dangerous diseases DB VAN 8ABDT8 DETERGENT INJHO-TION, whloh la offered to afflicted hanwnlty as a safe and esrtaia cure for Gonorrhea, ttteet Whites, etc.

it cares the most obstinate in a tew days, without tha use of any internal ntedlotnsL er any tntssrvpaoa irem sale ia Wew Orleans, wholesals aa by FREDEKICKBON eVHABTay THE CHABTEB OiX IIS AHEAD OY AWT OTBJta BTOVX. 'i if -f 1SS lir CHABTEB OAK COOKLHO STOVES SOLD rjp po JITNX 1, 1870. We ehalleege oar competlton te show, actual foundry stottsttce, OJlaVHAXOr ot this number Sold. The success of tbe CHABTEB OASL 8T0TX was tnevluble, because it Is baaed upon its owsr BEAi MERrra Hence the CHABTEB OAC naseatetriyned an competiUon, and Is to-day Che only stove you can rely on. EVERY BTOVE GUABAHTEXD.

RICE BBOS. A 88 and 91 Camp street, and S6B vagayioe street, Dealers In Hardware, Cutlery, Bar and Sheet Iron, Tinners and Mechanics' Tools, dig ltadp PERFECTION IN BROILING MEATS ATTAINED AT LAST. THE AMERICAN BROILER. For Beef-Steaks, Chioksn, Ham, Chops, and Oysters. BBOILS EQUALLY WELE OVER WOOD OB COAL FIRE.

Can. be Used oa Any Steve or Ranee, For sale by BICE 89 and 91 Camp and 665 Magazine, Agents of the World-Renowned Charter Oak Cooking Stove. di8 ltadp EYEBYBODY ADVERTISES CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS uni nothing can be more appropriate as a HOLIDAY GIFT from a Lady to a Gentleman than something from S. N. MOODY'S, Corner Canal and Royal sts.

A Handsome DRESSING ROBE. A Package of Genuine JOUVIX'S GLOVES. A Magnificently EMBROIDERED SHIRT. A Halt Dosen CHAMPION SHIRTS. A Superb SCARF or NECK TIE.

A Box of Fine L. O. HANDKERCHIEFS. A Box BIMMBL'S EXTRACTS. A Fashionable Pair of SLEEVE BUTTONS.

A Strong PORTEMONNAIE Initialed 1-A "MultumlnParvo" DRESSING CASE. A Splendid SILK UMBRELLA. A "Gaanaoo" UMBRELLA. FRENCH PERFUMERY, FANCY ARTICLES, And a thousand other beautiful and useful articles, at ECONOMICAL PRICES, always to be found at a N. MOODY'S Champion Shirt Emporium dl8 2t2dp corner Canal and Royal sts.

REED ORGAN COMPANION. A New Collection ot Popular INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL MUSIC. Marches, Wsltzes, Polkas, Opera tlo Gems, Songs. Ballads, etc, arranged expressly for Cabinet Organs and Meledeoas Preceded by a Fresh and Easy Course of Instruction. By WM.

H. CLARK, author ot "Now Method for Beed Organ Prioe 12. Sent post. paid en receipt of retail prioe. OLIVER DITSON A Boston.

CHAS. H. DITSON New York. dl8 Itaw2w2dp HANDSOME CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. ELEGANT FINE TONED PIANOS at 400.

And BEAUTIFUL PARLOR OR9ANS At 100 to $150. lAt PHILIP WERLEIN'S; 80 and 82 Baronne street. ltSnWeA8a2dp A CARD. NEW ORLEANS, Dec 17, 187a Whereas, some misunderstanding appears to exist In this community concerning the recent robberies of goods from the landing of the At lantio Line Steamship Company owing to the anrest of some of the parties alleged to have been connected therewith Now, we desire to state that Mr. PATRICK HAYES, the 'well known and esteemed boss drayman, was In nowise implicated therein, Aor was It ever contemplated that his name should be brought in oonneotlon therewith, under any circumstances.

JOHN M. COONEY, D. M. C. HUGHES, It 2dp Attorneys.

THE NEW FEATURE ON COMMER CIAL PLACa 18 HABLOE, THE HATTER. He makes the most nobby Bilk Hat to be seen on the street, and keeps a choice selection of all the new styles. In short, Harloe sells the neat est and choicest Hats at the most reasonable prices. Go and see him at 32 Commercial Place. 2dp BLACK CLOTH DRESS COATS.

A fine stock ot BLACK CLOTH DBESS COATS, suitable tor New Year, Opera and. Balls, Just received by express, and will be sold at moderate prices, at PIEBSON A HEWS', dl8 ltMo 13 and 15 Camp street. A CARD. NEW ORLEANS, Dec 12, 1870, Wm. Kemaglian, Treasurer Hibernian Benevo lent and Mutual Aid Association of Dear Sir I am happy to be able to acknowl edge the receipt ot four hundred and fifty-two dollars, being the voluntary con tributton ot your noble-hearted members to the widow of your late brother member, Daniel Clifford and may the prayers of the widow and orphan ascend to Heaven In behalf ol yon all.

I am, sir. yours respectfully, dlB-ltMp JOHANNA CLTTFOBD. A CARD. NEW ORLEANS, Bee. 11, 1870.

Wm. Kernaghaa, Treasurer Hibernraa Beneve-' lent and Mutual Aid Association ot Louisi ana Dear Mr I gratefully acknowledge the re ceipt of Four Hundred and Fifteen Dollars from your association, being the generous eon- trlbutson ot your noble-hearted members to the widow of your late Brother Member J. Egao. I am. air.

with great respect, yours, eto dis-ltSdn XLLBN K9ANY PRICES GREATLY REDUCED. BOLIDAT GIFTS. Holy Bibles. DO aadap wards. 1U alH.

pteteoacopee t-hromos Vol ory Cheap. Mnaioal Albume (Newt. At s. Buassinire, S4 rftartres Bear CansL 1 TIlia TTJQC BAYED 18 X03XX OALTSTD, t- It li BUCK'S BRTTT.TANT errors j- tmt BIST AND CHEAPEST. BECAUSE it the Beat dnabu, beUif aiads ot tbe very best aTitarlrti BEOATTRE It la tha moat einM nmM Stove, and vi enttsst swe owmmon StoTes, BECAUSE the BBILLI ABT consames only one-half of the fuel that an other stoves reqmire to do the same amount ot work.

TlSOi XB BAVe'd BY tISIKO) BUCK'S BR1LTJ ANT. BECAUSE it will heat aleker than any ether stove. BXCAUSE It broils and bolls faster than aay other stove made. BECAUSE it is the only stove that win bake from the very minute you Ught your fire. 1 BUCK'S BRILLIANT HAS BEEN Tested by More than 500,000 House- keepers.

ALL HOUSEKEEPERS UNITE IN SAYING That BUCK'S BRILLIANT Is the ONLY TBUX KITCHEN CHAMPION! Bold by H. HALLE di8 ltttflp 49 Camp street. THE SEPTOLINB OIL COMPANY. The Septeline Oil Company have determined aright To supply all the South country with their won derful Ught, They have Ruby Vase Lamps, and Bohemian ones, too, And others too fine tor description to show. Here, Lamp Chandeliers and Chimneys youH find, And Porcelain Shades-yes, Shades ot aft kinds Our New Patent Burner, and the Septolineteo, And a score er more things that'll give light to you.

There being no grease your fingers to solli Makes the Beptollae much cleaner than candles or oiL Just the thing for the wealthy or poormaa'a abode. It is cheaper than other oils, and will not ex plode. Come to 15 Dauphine street, examine our display, From Canal to the next street it Is only hall way; Good Christmas Is coming, don't beat a retreat. But come and buy something your sweethearts! to greet. A Buby Vsse Lamp, or Bohemian Stand, To give to a bachelor, there's nothing so grand'.

And from a gent to a lady, a fine Chandelier Will convince all at once that be is brilliant and- dear. Then come to Dauphine street, I am sure you will find Lamps from common to class! and some very fine. In short, one of the finest assortments et IM PORTED LAMPS ever brought to this country, from which we have made a choice selection and seton the sample shelves to meet the wants of THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS, which we invite the ladles to call and examine. Country merchants and ethers are invited to call and examine our stock ot LAMPS AND OIL. And for uhe accommodation of those living In Mobile, we have opened a Branch House at 127 Dauphin street, under the Glrod Hotel, with warehouse on Front street of that city, in order to supply the trade.

without monopoly, with OIL and PORTABLE GAS FLUIDS, POBTABLX GAS LAMPS, BURNERS and CHIMNEYS, together wtth all kinds ot LAMPS and LAMP TRIMMINGS. 18 ltldp J. P. CBQ88, Manager. CHRISTMAS CHRISTMAS CHRISTMAS HEADQUARTERS OF SANTA CLAUB.

i The Largest Variety of TOYS AND FANCY GOODS to be found on the Continent of America, Embracing DOLLS DOLLS DOLLS WORK BOXES, Writing Desks, Liquor Cases, Music Boxes from 2 50 to $300, Walking Canes, (Gold and Silver Mounted.) Children's Carriages, Velocipedes, Wheelbarrows, etc. Agent for Automaton Walking Dolls and Velocipedes, China and Bohemian Ware of all descriptions, RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS, SASHES, VELVETS, etc, -At- B. PIFFXTS, dll 8u Tu Ba Ual 127 Canal street. JAMES GATES 88 Mala Street, Ctaclaaasl, Ohio, Manufacturers of PRIZE CANDY. MONEY CANDY BOXES tor -50 cents.

JKWELBY CANDY BOXES tor. SO cents. 1IOKBY CANDY BOXES for 25 cents. JK WELBY CANDY BOXEN tor 25 oente. MONEY CANDY BOXES for 10 oento.

IEWHUII CANDY. BOXES Ior 18 OeatS. We put up twelve different kinds. Send for a price list. dl7 2t2dp 1 CARPET AND OIL CLOTH WAREHOUSE.

TJ Y. XT TkT A a A v. vl 168 ei Are receiving new style, et Engliah, Velvet and Brussels Whloh they offer at extremely low prises, THREE-PLY AND INGRAIN OABPXTTJfO, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, AIL. widths. Window Shades, Carsrleea, Curtain Goods dtl lmSdp eteete.

aad S63 WILCOX A GIBBS IILINT B1WIR6 BfAOHIRl. Always la Order aad Ready ts Saw. No. ua Canal Street Removal of the Great Sewln Machine Mart. aji improved Bowing Maehim la the onlv place la the city i Sewtnar Uukiaat km aM.

kinds renalnA Bilk. Thread! Oil and Needles tor sate, a gents wantec au av asuaws, apl Spotf General Arant, lie oanai sirsea. T- DE OOBTE," atFJMANT TAILOR, laterms his friend and ths public the be has received by steamer lQueea a term assort) man at Wvmm4i and Kncliah ASSXM SuiKS. biles, VELVETS, etc. persons ensuing artaeasa ml IUM sad tastawUl find sa Kta store, Ko-ia Kovsl street, tha latest series far TUB BUST OLrsdaa, 00 Cavaroc, tii Tr Gas I.

i son Oa New Orleans fr The gas apparatus ut tp' last Octcl inder the eurectioiis rf Mr: Karhm. i. f'- eugar-houssot Messrs. p. Bringler olwe 'v amve laorvagnry teesea, we recoaunend the apparatus tor the beautiful Ught which pee-" dnoee.

an4for Its jrreat simprWtr. It Js alwvr xaaay for oterattoa. aad ean be aMnagedhyany laborer. -We save not as yet been able to asosr-C' Yatn tbe rjuantity ef oil eensumed by the different 1 Elnds ei burners perJxnrr. We win ooamum- eate an ttiat point after, experimenting- It IX BKINGIEB A (sv'l av.vf a BtJaOrAJTBTA SWemee Parish, Nov.

Aymar A Os, New Orleans: Deaa-Blre-ln answer te your tuemtrles abeeSK fee Barbarhu Gas. I ant pleased to be-aMe ts'1 send yea every good report. The apparatus aas now been at work fbr some days without the sllghtestmlshnp or dircutty. Thejlgatisbrflllsnt sndat Us sams time untlarm and steady, which Is 4 great object a sajrar nouse. When sum the eurnera are lighted they requlfe so Altogether am much pressed with the light for ita simplicity, deannesa and effldeney.

in these pomu it ofrtaihly equal If not superior to any other Bght that I am aeouafntedwUaV 1QCHXL D. QAtTDXX. -i JOepy.l NEW ORLEANS, ev.S.117t. O. Cavarec, Piesldent Bararin Gas Light Company Dear Sir Inclosed we take pleasure fa ina- ma a lattav at Vr.

VflnHal Tl O.ulJ ger ot the sugar plantation "Bnena Vlsta.upaB which tbe Barbarra Gas Light has Just beemr Introduced. Tbe perusal of the ssarr wffl an. tirely eonvmee you of the perfect sueosse ef aald gas, in every respect proving ttaen tafty equal to any ether Ught new In use. It grvea ue a double pleasure inlorss Gsudet's statement, aetaloaetrtmi the tact that Bnena Vlsts Is sae at tbe first places wKre gas baa beea tried, but more so that, eoastderiug tbe weU known competency of said snntlemsn ti bis judgment In such matters, deserves the ana ImpUclt confidence and belief-' Ths desire to de-full Justice to' the the Barbarin Gas, baa prompted us totta express J-r i Vary Msjaeitalijr, "A'-- Av-V-'it AYXAX COS lObpy.J- STAB PLANTATION, St Charles paristt Jfpv.19 187A a Cavaroc, President Barbarin Gas Light- Oemaasx Deer Sir If I have not wrttteav sooner tt lav wwinm to the fact that I wished to taAe pssv. tldnlar nadna in auuinaliila.ta umimmBm apparatus and the quality ot your nat fam 'it now pt pared to state that after fifteea days ef constant operation there can exist no doubt as to the superiority of both ths apparatus and tbs duality of the light l-u f- I have kept sixty buraers llgbtedlamyreaV denoe, and at the same time over terry atore, it bnmeis were In full operation la' my saga Xv house, both ot which bniidlagr are more thaa' 600 test distant from the small iwmmi usihia talning the carburettor.

Notwltbataadlag the great distance, the regularity andfereeuf tbei---light were as good as It there bad beeneaiytww lights burning. Allow me to tender you and the faTyenlioss alss form the company my sincere tkaaka. Yaw mrtMt. ahaMaatu XX BOTJGXBX. 4 -K.

b. This apuaratus, aithrmgh anrrpiyiiw to over one hundred burners, leenlysuacaateed '-w by the company to supply fifty. 1 src fc-w-ya Cavaroc Pres't BarbarlaVGas Tlnlttsf vompsny: Sir I rtannnt mfrsln frmri nrrmallntrrtlriB Ttm for the invaluable service you nave rendered te families residing la the suburbs of the city, sad mors or lees every night exposed to accidents-- resulting from the explosion eXeoal oaiamps, Yeur generoua aid to. Measrar Barbaria ea Dnpas soon bad the effect of retaevtaa all aoara- henslons for ths safety of our famittaa end home. ateada Tiwni aiiiiai siiiis iiiii nil in ibj Slinnisisj lia deTthesupervlaloaof M.

Bsrbasln works adnU- rably since four weeks, The light exoeUentv uAltl alaal rtinarm ftaa mataa II aa.al.11w In this connection, permit me to eorarratttlats you on your selection of MGastwbesuparta. 1 temda the laying of the plpea HlaworktoaaV mirably performed. -4 -v' With the earnest hope that this great Jas-, W-. provement in lighting win soon be known by aTL and that the rasntta of this enterprise wtt'bn- osmmeneurate with iu manifold hefitaV lire- Very respeetfuDy. r.

4 1 A. rcopy.l.. Sir We have the honor to inform yea that we are more than satisfied with your.nswuysteaeC7 lighting, as tt both advantageous and ecotmav" the light, besides. Is mellow aad net taW tuning to the eyes. It is our sincere desire tagee ot your system should be prominently made known to the'publle, Sad tne success ctV -cempany secured.

Wtth great respect, etaW. 1 1 BIBTEB JUOTINX, Snperioz Mount Carmel Asylom, 88 Piety strastvj 'f rcopy. BIEN VILLE-OIL U- New Orleans, Novomber ts, 1870. ChasL Cavaroo, Esq' Presklcnt Barbartn Gas'! f-. Lighting Company; 2 4 f' Dear bit-It la wtth pleasure that sinraW '-J-'-- the entire satisfaction whloh your placed In my Oil Works an Bleavllleetreetslace two weeks, has gtvem ma, Here lnoWesd yea wl find a detailed repett: i whloh' wm show the eeonomy which resnttSL' tnm the use ot your ga tin laai ahla ta aaiial lalll lib nmnaiSaaaa a saving of per cent, oa my gas bUM paid to the New Orleans Gas Company during last winter.

Itisbut faff to eh sen that some eC-v. my pipes which wen alaeed several yean are too email, and aotwlthsandlng.tnete detect the light aa over works Is as bright sad briV: V-llant as heretofore. Considering tbe Jarring caused by tbe ot tbe macbiaei night sad day, sad the'tmmeaea length ef the gas pipes, Ielaer thraaurt talned more than Believe nic dear air, your obtaWrt. a. ajuwtaa.

lOopy.I During the month, ef Ieoember, 18SS. gas burnexs wen nights of worst oohsta tnted that month, aad the Sew Orieaua D7i, Cbmpanyw WX ameantsd to too so. My oa Worke are actually uelag at baraers; thctssrsm, fca piaip mA mna ta use last nsoemwosy tbe New Orleaas Gas Company "a bUl would hava a been SM Instead ef 90 SO. From Monday, November lh to Monday, JkrvemnertlsX say.aadiegularworsaasAta. 28 ganoaeet oil wore need ta ana- Barbarin am gaUons at stc-avso, te wit per night Si eH 1 2ft nights weaia tnerafore eeet.

ad, aadjoonseuenttr nonatltnte a aaviiigeC, Sm uoatie New Orleans Gas Company's MR if on rat there sa aceaoBiy ot sv ts, wffl produce tt7, or SIX per cent Saw Ortisafcltefa. aWSvX iOvr-l sxw oBisAxa, Vev.zs. ttm, Cbaai Cavorec Piealdent Barbarin Gas i lighting lOompaayt i- Dear Sir I affords me Treasure to state that tbe operattoa ot tha gas machine (for alttaea UghU) put up by year company la my nas proved te be entirely eattsfaetory. tbe seoend day ei Ootober last, the gas nasi burned aightlr at aa average of eight (a Iurner) lights ftem early dusk ntU about at' -O'clock, and sae neht sB night K-fy Tltollethttotostmyreapeesaa SJwy.bAss!tad,rr. It refeetly anpeiWtetaeesrf eeater to read er write by.

The atareaomy of She SMsmuamsaeh that say member at my famfly eaa attsjUtottdariaga- kticsitt 'w id I a it 4 I 5-' 0 1 i '3 lirt ft I EL I t.I OWi OLio OH OC Bed i i i dl it di si c. 1 I I I 1 I 1 i -t Si jNevavawaeanswcosds; vauaaaaee. -4- 1-WKB GrtiAt Britain, ts sapetwav 5.. dl-ttdneea GaBalaMaftL WfjwiatefMasaoA. dlJlm2da r- 4: 11.