New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-15


business hand and a good commercial education is,
in community like ours, of primary Importance
Mr.. Rufus Dolbear has always been aware OF the
fact and has endeavored to establish school where
young men can receive such an education without
its interfering with the business of the day. His
commercial college now stands as one of the first
institutions of the kind in this country, and is par
excellence the place for the requirement of solid
and useful Accomplishments. A man with good
handwriting can never fail to earn living, and II
Joined to that he has a thorough business educa-
ton he stands on the car of Fortune with the
rens in his hands, and it rests entirely with him to
drive to the goal of riches and social elevation
Mr. Dolbear does not contine himself to dispensing
the benefits of commercial education upon men
only but ladies also are invited to attend; andltls
a great error to imagine that in their case such
learning is supertiuous. Every good housekeeper
ought to know how to keep accounts, and be able
to give an account of the expenses of the house
under her supervision. Life is a great CONNER
cial transaction and to have suceessin it one must
have a care to keep the debtor and creditor sides
YELL balanced An error in the balance OF rights
and duties has very often caused great mserles to
uncaculatiug families. person accustomed to
consider things in busness-ike way, conducts life
souarely and is sure to leadit to good end. We
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call the attention of the public to Mr. Dolbear's
advertisement, where full particulars are given.
His establishment is situated in the Story building,
at the corner of Camp and Common streets.
THE SHE'LL RoAD.-Everybody will be delighted
to learn that the shell road is to be repaired and
the public will be grateful to the enterprsihg
liyery-stable men who have taken the matter in
hand. To accomplish the purpose they have ar
ranged for a grand race on next Thursday, at the
Creole course the proceeds of which will be devo-
ted to the repair of the New Canal Shell Road.
The purses are subscribed by the livery stable
keepers of New Orleans. Particulars are given in
the advertisement which will be found in another
column.
n,,.o.4on.;o, 80 orr rsaders il c,,1ed IN Mont.
,.,,,arr, /, ~ i large sale of steamers barge
sals onr;,as hoilars atc y take Mace
MI ,,5,J,n5o1g u Cratna mar tha Farrtb
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DISTRICT Terry iahalhg. gee advertisement.
We won,a call tbe snecial attention Of wholesale
dao,ors .nd tba +ra5a oanera,,y 10 the advertise
,an+ IF Mass,s srtbarl;n Warren & Co No 1o5
and mr. crazar strea+ who have one Of the LARGEST
an, ,,ost oo,,rlate stocks IF manufactured chew
inr ana emolino tobacco snuf CIGARS ete. ever
,ffare5 IN hi. c;ty At manufacturers nrices They
bora ,tgo 5oo hills whisky :. F;ncba,s old rv. ),
/. o1d Eentrctx ponrhon J, !. Rov1e,s rose J, and
d I,;,, ,arnol; y, Al ~ which +hay viii sell AT
~ II ,or,ast ,,r,ces Give them cau A. 1C5 and
lo7 Grayier street,
STILL ON HANp.-It is stated, on good authority,
that Dave johnson, our old friend, and the old
friend of all the old people of New Orleans, and
| the Young people too, we might say, is going to
resume the business in which he formerly occupied
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for the amiable heads of his fellow citizens When
we saw that Johnson's hats were good hats and
fashionable hats and cheap hats, we say whit
everybody knows; and when we add that nobody
has better claim on the patronage Of the New
Orleans public we say what everybody ought to
know. OF course there will be rush for his
emporium as soon as it opens. In the mean time
gentlemen, Just be patient for few days, and
bear vet a little while with your old hats
1,,po,r. Nm I,popr,Toy We cali the attention
Of the nnblic in General, and the ladies' in particu
lar to Mr.. r. GioneI,s advertisement in. another
co,nmn Nv which If will, he seen that he has inst
received large snnnlv Of all kinds Of linen goods.
which he offers an wholesale and retail for the
lowest prices. everybody knows 1lquel magn1h-
cent establishment, on canal street, between
st, Charles and Carondelet streets, and those who
do not consider themselves everybody" know 1t
ooteei sii"i any oou, e'oe sSP' e -
spectfully invited to call Mr.. Giquel also adver
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uses d eenoiai 'ssol 'nien. VI ptansa1on sooos
To THE LAp1Es.-Some stupid saver of wise
things has said something foolish that we do not
exactly remember about " beauty unadornedn
Init the ladies know better They know and prove
ii that art is the soul which gives animation to
natnre and tbat ornament ia a thing that never
hurts and ALWAYS helps, This is the reason whv,
knowing their opinion on the subject, we invite
then, to 90 and see J. Leyois g. is fine stock of
dry goods of all descriptions. IT is useless to tell
them where Ieyois keeps. thew know the road full
we'll Centlemen are also invited tn call and see
the stock OF hne shirts at the corner OF Canal and
Bourbon. Spring Will be upon us ere long, and 1t
behooves us to be prepared. For further partlcu-
lars see advertisement.
FoR a .ryrsToN.--We call the attention of the
public to the advertisement published in another
column. Announcing the departure of the steam
shin Haze for Galveston. nostiyelv this eyennn at
o'clock. shippers are notified to send in their
| freight early.
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