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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-09

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No. 20 CAMP STREET, UNDER TIE CITY HOTEL
Jewelry, Watches, silver and Plated Ware.
SOLE AGENT FOR
sEMMoNs' BRAZILIAN PEBBLES.
Gold Watches Hunting Gases, diamond mounted and
Gu araved Makers rich Sets Bracelets Pins and Ear
rim Of in Diamond Amethyst Coral Onyx and Eruscan Gold,
Is Gold Guard Vest Chains latest patterns Sleeve
Buttons Studs of every variety and best workmanship
Gents scar Pins various designs; Silver and
Plated Sets Table Forks and Spoons Cup Goblets
NAPKIN Rings Castors etc Pocket and Cutlery best
makers and superior quality.
Clocks,
| Office and Mantle In Bronse Marble and Wood,
| gpeetacles, .-y n"-.
| Gold Silver Steel and Shell mounted.
The particular attention those needing helps rsad Is
respectfully solicited to semmons Brazilian Pebbles the best
and only glasses that should be used New Pebbles reset in
old ames Particular paid repairing Watches
| Jewelry, the best wOrkmen being employed
| ssunarHsr, % CAMP STREET under the City HOta.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-09

- Marriage and Celibncy, an Essay Or
Warning and Instruction Young Men also Diseases and
Abses which PROSTATE the powers with sure means Of
relief Sent charge sealed letter envelopes Address
Dr. j. SKILLIN HoUGHToS,
Howard Aasnriatinn. Philadelphia Pa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-09

- Mrs. yVInsIow's MyAtic Pills are pre-
pared only for purpose and are the only safe ana
effective medicine for females extant.
Do e with your health and use cheap and dangerous
,edcne which druggists have bought will recommend
being ignorant oftheir properties,
They are certain for all those painful and dangerous
disorders to which female constitution is subject They
moderate all excess and all obgtractons they nVg
crate the debtated delicate and by regulating and
the system the hue health restored to the
cheeks weakness OF the spine and limbs relieved and all the
indications of debility removed Maiden wife or
mother should be without them.
Try hem-use according direction, and be convinced thA'
they the Lady's Friend
Ask for MRS WIESLOW's MYSTIC PILLS Take none
other. Price 81 per box, three boxes for s..
For sale by all druggists. o,,rc.y .-.
Wholesale Agent for the South,
20 St Charles street. N. 0.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-09

= Remuvnl-The Once of the New Or
leans opeousss Great Northern Railroad has been re-
moved to No. 90 CANAL. STREET, near Old Levee
April 26 1856 GEO. W sQUTREs, Secretary,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-09

-speciaI NotIce-AH persons wanting ln-
orston in regard TO prisoners Of who died at Camp
r,,nIa. m yiiI oleass address e. s. JORDAN
Box 800 Chicago III.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-09

New Orleans, OpeIousnA and Great
Western Railroad, New Orleans June l5 l966-fssSense
Trains leave the Depot in Agers every morning ut o'clock
arriving at asheur City IL Returning leave Basnea
City at l p ~ and arrive at Algiers At 5 P. N
ferry win the city wharf near the 100. %
street. every morning at ~ o'clock connecting win vi" P
senger trains. ,.-, -
Excuron tickets good only the day on which they are
Issued viii be furnished a reduced rates
Feass steamers running New IBERIA and all inter
mediate landings Tecne, make daily connections wtA
the trains at Brashesr city
Freight received at the Company's city landing, near the
foot Of Canal street. every day Sundays excepted or 81
stations on tho Road for all points the reeheto New
1bera G. w R. BAYLEY,
chief Engineer and General Superintendent,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-09

MIR. HI Nj. ISAACSON HOLDS MY FULL
A power of attorney per act passed before T. O. Stark
Notary Public June 1866. +. j. HEBRON,
New Orleans August 4, 1866 II Carondelet street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-09

Surely steadily, Successfully, Smolan-
ders Extract curing of Kidney Disease
rheumatism Gravel Urinary Disorders Weakness and Pains
n the BACK Female Complaints and Troubles arising from
Exeesses of any kind,
Come ye affected Try smoAnders-Take no other Buokui
Bold by all apothecsriss Price, 81 D. Barnes Co.. New
York and Barnes Ward Co., New Orleans Southern agents
uregh Rogers Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass gene
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-09

Once of the Trustees and Attorneys of
the Bondhode Creditors and Stockholders Of
the New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern Railroad
Company New Orleans, April II, lS66-Notice is hereby
given to the holders OF the First Mortgage Bonds General
Creditors and Stockholders of the New Orleans Jackson and
Great Northern Railroad Company, that plan of the
organization Che Company and based thereon
open inspection and the signature of Bondhodes
Creditors and Stockholders the office of Mesd Clarke
Bayne, No. % Camp street.
nIInn ArI.n1 rzI-ARRE Nnn chairman
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-09

New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern, Mississippi
Central and Memphis and Charleston Roads to Chatta
nooga;
Or the Morgan Line Of Steamers to Mobile, thence by rail
to Montgomery and via Atlanta to Daltoni
Or from Mobile by Mobile and Ohio Railroad via Cornth
TO Chattanooga
This unrvalled combination not only accommodates the
whole Southwest received from the POstoce Depart
ment the premium appointment of the
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-10-24

MORAL INFLUENCE. 1t will be the special aim
OF the Resident Principal to inculcate lessons Of
honesty and fair dealing, and to impress upon
students the consequences of departure from
the strict line Of rectitude in matters of business.
Parents and guardians may also rest assured
that strict surveillance will be had as to the
moral habits of young men while in attendance
at the College Much can be done in this dreo-
ton toward counteracting the evils to which
young men are subjected away from home. It
is surely mistaken notion, which some parents
have, that the only safety for their children is to
keep them at home and unnitiated into the wavs
of the world. True, young men cannot be too
surely grounded in the principles of rectitude be-
fore leaving the threshold of home, and parental
injunctions on this head cannot be too frequent
or effective but fathers and mothers should not
forget that there is an untred world before their
"boys," the experiences whereof can never bo
told them, but must be learned by actual con-
test
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-10-24

EXAMINATIONS AND PROMOTIONS SIN
deuts pursuing the complete course will be re.
quired to pass the regular examinations in each
Of the several grades before promotion to the
next and no student will receive diploma who
has not honorably passed these examinations.
and given evidence of his thorough comprehen-
sion OF the duties Of Accountantship.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-10-24
BRYANT, STRATTON 4 CHAMBERLIN's

Burlington Business College one of 4S institu-
tons extending from the ocean to the river and
from the lakes to the gulf
The following is list of cities in which the
Bryant Stratton Colleges are located.
Burlington, New York City, Brooklyn, Bos-
ton, Philadelphia, Portland, Bangor, Manches-
ter, Concord, Providence, Hartford Bridgeport,
Troy, Albany, Poughkeepsie, Utica, Syracuse,
Buffalo, Ogdensburgh, Auburn, Rochester,
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Toledo, indianapolis,
Chicago, Quincy, Peoria, Springfield, Montreal,
Toronto, Detroit, Milwaukee. st Louis, Bur-
lington, la Davenport, Newark, Trenton, Bal
timore, Washington. St. Paul. Harrisburgh,
Meadvilc, Fort Wayne, Louisville, Nashville,
Coyngton, New Orleans.
1t will be observed that the most important
cities have been selected as the base of operation
other desirable points will yet be taken. 1t has
never been our policy to seek places unknown to
the world An army of young men have gone
from these institutions, into the various avenues
of business, whose sympathes flow together like
drops of water.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-10-24

Now Is rnE TIug.-Everything has its season.
This is especially the time Of year when young
men are deciding what school they will attend
dnring the winter. While the farmer is gather
ing his ripened shocks of corn we are gathering
together those who in maturer years will COM
mand the ship of trade Now is the time to pre-
pare for life duties. For seed time there is but
enc season. For educational training there can
be but one period in life If the facilities now
offered are postponed few years, or, perhaps,
only year or two, in many instances the OPP
portunity is forever lost The world has places
Of usefulness and honor for every man who has
the skill and ability to fill them. Many are
joining our ranks, and laborng hard to prepare
for an honorable position. Their labor will
surSy be rewarded.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-10-24

Our TUITIoN.-When we say $50 is the tut
tion for our Commercial Course, we mean all
branches except Telegraphing and Ornamental
Penmanship. The student gets good, thorough
course in business penmanship, which is incud-
ed in the fifty dollars We do not begin on
cheap tuition and then charge a fec for the priv
ilege of becoming a member Of the College after
the scholarship has been purchased. Nor do we
keep adding buttons all along through the course
Of study. Students ore apt in many cases to 20
where the tuition is supposed to be cheapest,
but in many instances find to their sorrow that
before they are through they have paid more for
buttons than they would have done by entering
our College,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-10-24

TEXT BooKs.-Some institutions pride them
selves upon not using text books, and thereby
saving expense. Properly compiled Textbooks
are the most valuable auxiliaries to anv we'll
organized institution. We can in no wise afford
to lose their effect
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-10-24

How ANY ONE CAN Assist Us.-Send us the
names of young men likely to attend CONNER
cial College
Call and see us when practicable.
Let us know Of business openings for indus
trious, honest, well qualified young men.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-10-24

We notice among the elegant Stereoscoplc
Views at Styles Vermont Gallery, very excel
lent one of the handsome building occupied for
our College purposes.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-10-24
Writing Department.
Telegraphic Department.

Fer full Instructions, time unlimited, on Sound
and Paper Instruments, including the use
of Batteries, the making out of Reports,
&c. ................ SZO,OU
For full course as above, to parties who hold
BRYANT, SrRATroS 4 Co.'S Commercial
Scholarships, $50, 90
Also deduction of ten per cent in favor of Ia
dies.
Blank Books for full course will cost SO
Text Books' will cost as follows Book-kecp-
ing, $3.50; Commercial Law, $500
Commercial Arithmetic, $500.
Board can be obtained at from $500 to
$500 per week. On application to the College,
by letter or otherwise, special pains will be taken
10 secure excellent accommodations at these
rates.
Time of Commencement As there
are no term divisions, students enter at any
time and pursue their course rapidly their
abilities will admit.
Time Required.-Th time necessary to
complete the full course is from three to six
months, varying according to the ability of the
student.
Sessions.-The regular hours for instruc
don and business are from to II A. NJ, from
2 to S P. NJ, every week day in the year, except
saturdays, and from to in the evening, du
ring six months in the year, viz from the LIST
Of October to the LIST of April.
Text books carefully used may be returned
to us after completion Of course, if in any case
desired
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-10-24

Prize specimens Of Penmanship, executed at
the Burlington College, may be examined any
day by calling at our rooms. The Burlington
Press says they are most beautiful. The
have seen, that Prof McCreary, the executor Of
these specimens rank. among the first penmen
in the country.
The third Annual Convention of the - Inter-
national College Associ ton comprising the
principals and teachers OF the "Chain' was held
at Cleveland, Ohio, commencing July 10. The
next session will be held at Buffalo, N y These
conventions are Of signal value 10 every one con-
ncctcd herewith
TrLEGRArnING This department always af-
iords ready and renumeratiye means Of en-
ployment The electric wire is being spun like
u web all over the country, and is laid between
the nations. Young men, give this study your
attention you will find it to your advantage
We desire to call attention to the card Of our
friend II. j. Nelson of Burlington, We arc ga
tisfed he can meet your tastes with anything in
his line. We have been perfectly astonished at
different times to see the amount of furniture
piled up in front of his warehouse and have
wondered, where in his already filled rooms he
would store it, His rapid sales solve the mys-
terry.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-10-24

SOLDIERS DIscoUST.-In honor to our brave
boys" We make to them in all cases a deduc-
ton Of ten per cent. When disabled a dcduc-
tou Of twenty per cent. is made.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-10-24

All kinds of jon PRINTING neatly and cheap
ly done at this Office. Orders promptly attended
10. Give US call
College Journal" Specimens of Penman-
ship, and College Money, sent free by addressing
BRYANT, SrRATToN & Chamberlain,
Burlington, VT
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-10-24

Life Scholarship for full course including all
departments of Bookkeeping, Lectures,
Commercial Arithmetic, Commercial Cores
pondence, Commercial Law, Partnership,
Sett ements, and Pcnmanship, good through
out the international Chain of Colleges, 500
Same for Ladies, ..................... $3j
SPECIAL INSTRUCTION.
Separate instruction in Commercial Law,
three months, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
Separate instruction in Commercial Arlth-
metic, three months, ...............SlO
, 1866-01-06

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recently introduced as toy Tor children Is
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, 1866-01-06

N~I
swamp AAta VsefAosfco AAnos s-1eu'
Logan 10 Lecture on behalf nf 1lltnoIA
Soidier1s Orphans IIonle-0tiiccr, Sol-
dferA, Orphans sHome-luportaut .au-
"AA ens y" PAciue e'as''
tspee1u Despatch 10 the Chicago T1bune.f
sPn1NoF1E1p, jan 5,
The {,orcrnor bas recc,yed fro,n the General Land
rsea -, ws.h,ao,on ,.a.s,t. ~, ~ le.1s = ~
oHee, ~ "asnsar lE'tehIe 4sos' naa = VI
swamp and OSeTnoMed Lands, 1nur1ug 10 the 5tste
September esth, 1850, in the late Dixon land dis.
-. m, =. ,.ta 1,,as ....,tI.. =. -. t--s,
, 1866-01-06
FIRES.

Stores Burned In Oshk oall-Half Of the
Town Of Plymouth. Ind, Dcatrny Cd
An Engine House and Twelve Loco
motives misunderstanding OF n
Steamer &c.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
Oshkosh, WIS.,, Jan. s
A nre broke ont this morning at four o'clock n
The feed atore on tho South side Of MrCourt's
block, occupied by Mr.. Ellis. The hfe rapidly
SPREAD both North and Souih, consuming McCo1I,'s
block Of three stores, occupied al follows: The
North store By Peter McCoalt, and clothing
Rollins Co, boot and ahoe atore, goods partially
saved Nr. Ellie, feed Et0re, hut little saFed The
nc1t and Last buildlnE consumed was owned and
oerupfcd by Joseph NAgler as q furniture store,
stanttal brick block on esch side prevented the
further spread. AcCoutt and Roliln Go. Arc we'll
insured The loss ~ yet not 4sce1talncd.
CnEgT1LsE, Q jan. 5--The large engine house
Of the Beletontafne Railway, a. Gahcn, O., was
destroyed by fire Last might, with twelve loeomo.
motives: Loss heavy. Estimated At from $soo,o 900
PL1xoU1H, JAv. 3-Our town was this morning
Visited by one Of thota destructive conaacrations
ter One-half 1be business portion q the town Is
I heap Of tmokine ruina. The loss w7tl probably
tcach $ioo 000, On which there is IN insurance Of
EEw TonK. Jan. 4.-About half past two O'Clock
p. m, very destructive frc occurred At the Point
breeze Gus Works, tftuated near the River schnyl-
Kill. about one mile and half below Gray'a Ferry
Bridge. An immense quantity OF coal w1s Destroy
ed. and considerable other damage WAs sustained.
IoC1syILLE, Jan. 5t-1hc steamer Eleanora Caf-
rn1l, fn1]y laden with m assorted cargo for New
took fre this morning at the wharf. She n alnost
a tptaf ]Qee,
, 1866-01-06
FRQM INDIANAPOLIS.

Arrivals Of Regiments - Negotiations
for n Lensc-The Adjutnnt Generals
Rcpoft--A MusterIug Omcer Sentenced
for Dcfalcns5on.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. s.
The Thirty-arst Indiana volunteers arrived at
Tere Hante this evening, and will hsye public
reception at that place tomorrow. Gor- Baker
and etaf will be present.
The Thirty y-seeond {0ermunl and FiitJ-nrst Indt-
ana regiments lsc en route for home from Texas.
The only 1ndiana regiments now remaining in tho
service art the oue Hundred and Twentieth and
One Hundred and Twenty eighth regimenta, now
in North Carpltna, ind the Seventy {c.vairy)
and Thirty fourth feeIments. now In TEXAS.
Cor. Baker, Gen. Groz and Col. Cumbaek, dlrec-
tors Of the Soldiers Home, have been appointed 4
committee to sisit Jacksonville and negotiate for
The lease OF the grounds upon which tho hospitals
Al that place arc noW standing. Tic property is
eNnea By jesse P Bright I'D Il ;;, sa9not p ~, be
ted at eome other plaza.
Adtutent General Tcrrrl'e report will contain
detailed statement showing the Total amount cf ex-
reDdiiures for the Ear by counties, towns and
State, fot Al purposes, 10 be over twenty-five MIL
lions Of dollars.
Irevet Major Thatcher, Of the 18th y. 8. Iutantty
who MS on nnste1inc and disbutaing duty In tbls
oily dnrtng part Of the year 1861, and recently
tried in this city By couftnartial for the detslea-
uun Of twenty -four thoueaDd dollAra, has been
found gully, tned eighteen thousaud dollars, and
aeEtcnced 10 the PententIary for i've years, as well
as to be ttfmiesed nom the service. General Ord,
Nsjos Thatcher has gone 10 Washington 10 make
an effort to be fetQstatfd.
, 1866-01-06

The Mexican Imperial Loana- An
American Division Recruiting for the
Liberal lArmy-Constefnatl In Mata-
moFus-Recr1littnE Offices In Texas
The Journey Of the Empress.
new YORK, Jan. 5--A letter from commercial
house. dated City Of Mexico Dec II, says that the
ment Of the Empire, have burttened thr nation with
This only about eight millions Of dollars have
finance commission in psns has a, he deposition
Of Na1fmflian ONLY sufficient to meet expenses dur
lag the month Of January.
SEw on1tAss, Jan; S;-Ibe 77'es' Brownsville
Gen; l. Clay crawford arrived at Dsownayile
With the appointment Of General In the Mexican
Republican army and authority to recruit m Amer.
command. Crawford established recruiting Offices
st lfsownssile and other places IN Te1as, and en-.
i,ztments Tsrs ger, 1lsssdy gTosEcss'1g sapldy Il Is
nectcd wiih The movement and are soon expected.
Casa]al, The famous Me1lcan dllibustes, IS ex-
pccted with la1ge sum Of money to assist in do.
The 1mprralEsts in Matamosas are tn consider
able trouble Gen. Meja hes commenced baHicadIne
the tucets. fearing IN attac1 from Crawfosd's
crawford woaid join Eecabedo and movn On Mon.
terey, establishing their base at that point,
A schooner, laden with arms and anrnpai Lon,
and consigned 10 the purreyoE at the headquarters
Ecfxcd By the ImpcriaItsts.
Mej+a has levied q losn Of onc hundred thousand
dollars on the merchants OF MatAmosns
The military railroad Is completed nom Brazos
to While Ranch.
Inter news tays the American families arp leay
Ing Matamofas and coming TO the American eide
fearing attack from the Liberal forces numbering
about $, ,s0o, scattered along tho river. -
new OR1-kAs:s~ Jan. 6-Addftional Brownsville
Hls Chief Of Stan Col. A. F: Reed 4 rapidly ais
1nE recruits IN Brownsville. enlist.
ing United States eoldiets sill In the
United states service, promising them dis.
chafres as soon Is the necessary papers can be
made out and Forwarded. There Is no interference
with this bT our athourities as yet. Eeeznittu7
Offices are opening IN other parts Of Texas. One OF
the recruiting officers informed the TlH7kk coyres-
rondcnt that force HNs 10 CONE from New York.
caup IL established below brownsville with suf.
ncieni supplies. Gen. AetlA ts aWaEe Of Crawford q
movements.
Additiona1 desaik Of the passage Of the Empress
Carlotta through Vera Crn1 r0.ae to the City Of
Mexico, are rccc1yod. The Empress arrived at
Vera Cruz from Yueathn Dec. 10Th. and WAS re-
eefyed with m4ny demonstrations Of IoT by tho
FIeuEh ntflcata, who illuminated the houses, the
Plan De ARMS and the Palace On the cd Decem-
ber the Empress gave grand ball at the Palace,
Nh!ch was not SUCCESS. Very few Mexicaus were
present: Her Aa{esty lefs for the interior on the
her at Vera Cruz, but was detaiued BY important
ttalr attairs.
1 Vera Cruz paper of the a3d Of December gives
IN account Of railway bridge $50 feet high and 800
feet long over the Ba1Iauca
a number OF railway locomotives, bnilt In Eng
lsnd for rai1waye, were expected as Vera Cruz In
Fsb1uasJ.