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Dom SAB CoMMERCIAL CoLLEGE.-As during
the pas4 four years, the young men Of the South
have had their attention mainly directed to other
tran mero antile pursuits. the opportunity offered
them Of getting The best instruction on that sub
5ect by their employers closing up their houses az
al early hour IN the afternoon, and the afternoon
classes organize d by the faculty Of Dolbear Com
mercial College, should not be neglected by any
young man who ha an ambition TO become a man
of note III the profession be has adopted. The
course taught in the evening classes during the
summer, viii comprise ,oenmanship, bookkeeping,
arithmetic, English, French, Spanish German, etc,
and By the opening Of the business season next
fall, any young man Of Ordinary intellect and in
dustry win have been SO improved by this instruc
ton as to be worth double the salary he could
now get for his services. Therefore it viii imme
diately be paying Investment, independent O.
the immense advantages 70 be derived in the
future. This day is past in this country for bust
ness men to trust to good luck and ignorance FOL
SUCCESS ia life. Such men, in old times, when all
with whom they came in contact were Of a like
stamp, might have succeeded occasionally; but
now when the schoolmaster is abroad and in
teligenee and education is The rule and not the
exception, the candidate for success and fortune
must Come into the struggle with weapons as
bright, and powers as strong as his competitors
Or be will be tgampled under foot, or be forced to
retire from the aald and seek the quiet Of the
frontier Or baekwoods. Dolbear College offers
an opportunity, and let no one blame fortune for
Ill luck they take not advantage Of it.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-25

The wreck of the teeth is sure to follow the use
Of the many worthless preparations for the teeth
now in the market Remember that those pre-,
tended dentists who cry down Sozodont, all have
some worthless article of their own which they
will try to induce you to use. notbe deceived
use nothing but sozodont, pure and infalllble
preseryatiye Of the dental substance.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-25

Test made hy Buiss Lumber Dryer OF pieces Of b4c
Walnut ych boards u inches vide, about dry sbrUn
10 Uc width nue ~ inches wide dy q; could b.
made tHruuF Il inch tn width Tn opinion, this pnCgs
takes thnkage Of The lumber than any other
does not iliurg 10,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-25

FtARRIERR o. LOGAN
TO- CAHRIEEE, GEO o. LOGANl
Formerly Collins Cerhere Co.,
WhOlesnIe 6srOcerg mud Commission Me-
chants,
CORNER BIENVILLE AND OLD LEVEE sTs.s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-25

NNDODB, PICKETT q CU.-
o. Il WooDs-wM. Z. PGGgETT-MIKE L. wooDs
S5 Commerce street.
CLARK, STEWART BIBB's OLD sr4EDi
MONTGOMERY ALA
EyhOleaaie aud Retail t5rOcerE,
CONCESSION MERCHAETs AND COTTON BROKER
REVEREECEs;
furgg Harris; FL W. Farley Cp., Bettlo, Nobe Go
Col j. o. Naon and Got D. q, Penn, New Orleans
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-06-30
MOTHERS, READ THIS.
M OF n L RS RELIEF.
CHxx.D-HxRTR MADE EASE.
DIR .. SPEAR IANIEEs
GREAT DISCOVERY

This Medicine 10 CERFAfE TO AIH0sr EyrTRxLY sur
psrss ran TERRIBLE AID AcoSixIEo PAISs cHILD-
BRrH. Mothers, you know how much you snfFer Low
ish Il Is for you suffer longer when there IL
ety. Tor bottle OF the 81 Mothers Relief" 10
you --auire. IL will make labor palms easy Il win
make you healthy and str, before ccnhnement, and
gres Nv hasten your recovery. ~
TRY TT TRY 1T TRY IT
Price % per bottle Sent by express to any part Of
the country. Address Or. J. SPEAR LANlER, y. o.
Drawer BIO. Chicago.
Read What is sand Of the ssMotkers,
ReRaef.O
BURLm aTox, Iowa. April %, 1865.
Dear Doctor :I unable 70 express ny gratitude 10
yon. I tried bottle Of t" Mothers RslieL" and the
effect wus truly wonderful Ahle % do my own
housework until the day 81 my con6nement suffered
abcut tks house again. am Recommending 70 an my
friends- Sincerely yoarss
cAiEo, ILL. March as 1885
DR LAMA ny blend, Mrs. Peter. has tried the
osben Relef 80 says there = nushing valuable
TO ssx. Please send NE bottle Immediately. Ea-
closed are - Yours. un'y,
MnMAuKDk, Wa, May 4, ASIA.
NY Dexr Doctor :-Mny cod bless y5u ererr.ore II
have borne trss ssilhorl sbaseni lsxpeesed 70 a.
bat sasrr Heaven, sTss1 ths sneshers isisf' and
IN nov ven and happy wish asrnsg shefub 70 com
lsrt NJ NY husband joins me ID nnny thAnks: Assc-
aonalsv yours a,I r11--ff .sA"
shsussna inca tssalmsasals ~ besa speslvsa By
- Decser. bpk ths above wi1l 49, Msthers vho
A1dseG b.. = BP&AB EANiRR, ,. B. Dnw3 -.
chinoes III. 0nee, M sossA Ws1lsazss !.
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NATIONAL CONVENTION OF BonERxAKERs
AND SHIPBUrLDERs.-This body, embracing
two important branches of mechanism, will
convene in Pittsburg, Pa, on the first
Thursday in July next. The previous ses-
sion was held in this city in March last. As
the questions Of wages and eight hours have
been widely agitated by these trades, we
may safely predict large attendance. We
cannot attach too much Importance to Ma
tional Trade Conventions, because they con-
stitute the great source from whence State
ana local organizaticac derive their laws,
and such other regulations as circumstances
may require. Therefore, it is highly neces-
sary that full representation Of hinkiiQ
and acting representatives should be pres,
t.-InierndfiondI journal.
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for them. He did not understand Christ
yet believed in Him much more than mosl
Epf Us do; had seen Him do miracles, thought
He was quite strong enough to shift 7oI
Himself, and he, Judas, might quite az well
make his own little bye perquisitss out q
the affair. Christ would come out vel
enough, and he might have his thirty pieces.
The Tendon Reader from which this ex-
tract 10 made, says IL sermons were preached
In this style our cathedrals would be filed.
THE Lock-oUr.-Matters In this city An
regard to the lockout are in statu quo.
number OF bosses are to work on the "Arch-
er, and they expect to have her patched IN
BY to-morow night sufficiently to take her
off the dock. We understand that there a
no likelihood Of the bosses attempting an.
other such job. Instead Of working eight
hours day, we have It from the best an
thority that they don't average four hours 4
day apiece; getting of on the excuse 81
having business on State street. Quite an
increase in the sale of Reddings Russia
Salvc has taken place since these soft hand
cd gentlemen went to work on the "Archer. IS
SO the old adage is true, that il is an III
wind that blows no good to any one.
The Canlkers' Association held a large
and enthusiastic meeting this forenoon, al
Volunteer Hall, the President IN the chair.
Letters and dispatches were read from New
York. In reply to despatch sent from
this city, inquiring if they had given up
their badges, the following reply was receiy-
ed; 'No, no-never will" The President
was instructed to proceed to New York this
evening. considerable amount of impor-
tant business vas transacted. Meantime.
the committees who are raising money to
assist those locked out are meeting with the
most gratifying success. Our friends in
East Boston should not fail to attend the
lecture Of Mr.. Daniel Collins, at Sumner
Hall, this evening, in aid Of the Caulkers'
Association Boston Voice, June 81.
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SLOAN'S HORSE OINTMENT

This justly celebrated Ointment has gained for itself
reputation which other Ointment S>vs has ever
acquired In this country 1t Ia well known and used BY
almost every LverYStable Keeper, Stage Company AMI
Teamser East West, North and SOUTH. Ii stands m
equAled for the rapid Of Fresh Wsafads Gls ~ an
kads Spyaias, Brses, Cracked Heels, Rsa0boR, Hsnd
gaas, Srans Lams1ess, FbHHdered Fed, Sand CyreEs
Scratches, dr., dc.
This Ointment s put up In strong Glass BOTTLES and
sold for 80 oTs PER BOTTLE.
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THE REGULAR MEETING OF TE'
Il BLOOMINGTON ETGHT HOUR EEAGUE, No.
Of the State Of Illinois. meets every Wednesday evening
1t Lower Phoenix Hall, at q O'Clock
D, q. cAsAcHAL, President.
p NJ. GIIcHRIsT, Cor. sec'y, Box $50.
IHNHE CENTRALlA EIGHT HOUl
IL No. 10, meets In the old Odd Fellows Hall.
". FLETCHER, Cor. secy.
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NJ n. '. RrrsoLOs. N. D.

~ mn. v. REYxoLDs, NJ. D.
They say that this world b than half Of Il
Made up Of misfortune and sorrow, end fsass,s
Bat somehow other We still est ne langh sf1h
And after each shower when sunshine appears,
We're better prepared for the bliss that invites
And beckons onward fes blessings to share
And then. While each moment 80 sweetly dsllxbts IA
We thanh fate for sending dark seasons and Air.
This earth-who would Wish perennial bloom Of Il
The spirit would sioken Of skies pure;
Even pleasure herself would allure the perfume Of H.
And seek gloomy Somewhere eiss, snasure.
On no. there nothing Ike sunshine glaal SO,
When mingled sith moments ofdarknesa and sarrou
SO my spirit to thee to-day in its sad ness,
That the light Of thy eyes may Hume 1t tomorrow.
, 1866-12-03
FROM LOUISVILLE.

Money In the Kentucky Trensnrs-On the
Rocks - Ftntun movements Attempt TO
GNlynntzc-Arrtst TIC prcst.
deut's nIe ssnGe, DC.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribnue.]
LOUISVILLE. Decembc1 2
On November 80 there were $1,sy2,9i3 in tho
Kentucky Stats Treasury.
The z:eamboate Sam Merwin and VIM. Butler
arc both on the rocks 1t the Falls. Both are being
lichtered. but as The river Is falling It IL feared
the boats will receive sc1ioas damage. There a,c
ntne feet wafer In the cana aud sesen feet On the
The Fentans had large meeting on Saturday
n!ehl, and large collection Of money aud war
materials was the result. Tie Fenians pretend TO
have the most chez. 4ng newa from Ireland.
The Board OF Trade called meeting to-aAy to
cndeavot to resnec:tasc the business Of The city.
put IN jall today tor puehius boy ffcn a car,
which run over hn1 crushed hl4 foot.
a gentleman inst trtm Washington, who bad
facilities fos knowing VIA ir spea.;s. sar. Il
the Journu. mat recent lniellt-
eencc from tie Ftcneh Government required some
modification Of portion o. The message, and that
simultaneously viii lts communication 10 Con
Erese. The document Is said 10 have bccu. as
hrtf written. 2Ectty 1art on Fracee; INT on
account or The late information the tartness is
"u'civines rs 10 The tone OF the document, aud
eyen synopsis ofa has been Eircn to the plblic.
All tncse however, arc hased. more OF 1ess, upnn
susniees, and mus. be iest with caution. We
viii be mild ard cone9story that it Vii! seck no
quarrel With Congress, but rnther rndea7or to
avoid one. It Will probably state the situation,
both Of our fo1esgl, ard home aiulrs. and retniI
,rcs aud eatsicaun: the country from lle d;ulcul.
iIrs 1Lat teset It.
, 1866-12-03

firm with an upward tendency. Hides I'M
changed.
~ YoRK December a-At the Republican eau
gave noIce that hr should Introduce Into Cou-resa
bill requiring The President TO submit 10 the Seq
ale alt appointments made during the rccoss
within twenty days after its Tecouytuing; that a!
appotees rejected shall be ineligible for any Of
ice Tor thfee yeArs: that the preaidsnt report 10
The Senate his reasons for removals during tho re
cess, end thai. hy the rejection Of the Presidential
appontre, the Office shall revert TO the pretcees'
EQF.
4 special Washington despatch says the idea 81
mpcaclf lug President johnson dnda but Little
faror among CougEes sanen.
NKE fonK, December At Is stated (b1t NE
au,hor1iy Is very questionane} that stephens j. in
Rostou. negotiating for a 1eet Of sh1pa to take
large quantl.y Of Afns to ireland.
1weIyc million four hundred and sixty thousand
dollhts hare been received up 10 date a. taxc& on
accouat Of the city Tor this year-
The Dermnda Ga<ette eays the second battatoI
Of the "Hueelfs Own" Regiment called fof Corr
on the 9Th.
II Is stated that Secretary McCrlloeh has hee1
selling Tteasury gold for the past lew days.
NV IoRK. December a.-Tno French Cana
dams held q MectiuE last cv ming iavo!ing tht
annexation Of C1Iada TO the United States, ant
ezpreteing sympathy with ireland.
The dttais OF battle between tho ParaE7tyan
and A1des. 1T Fort CuruPaitS, shows that the stsr
WIS on1y slightly injured. Flores, ailat rslurnip
to Mon.eyideu, dtsbAndeu his tsoopa s.ud tcsutue
his civil functions 1t fa etsteh the Btaxilia
wou1ded were murdered bs to:. Pa.aguayans ate
the hAttte.
, 1866-12-03
The Eanlins o. New York.


4 correspondent Of the New York T1nes
says:
We Ind occasion lately to employ an ne.pt
10 LOCK- for those drifting walls of society
The street boys-at night, near the; theatres
and the low lodging houses. He went on an
evening Inst week to the "Old Bowcry;"
going rather too hastily luto the tspf:," be
found himself caught in swelling throng Of
"bummers.' petty thieves, plckpockets, lit.
tie pedalers, street boys aud young rou.hs OF
at ages from six to twenty. His watch.
POCKETS were speedily tried Tor, Init he was
well prepared, and soon took refuge In the
orchestra to watch this singular mass Of
young humanity below. After carefully
counting, he estimated That there were ssren
hundred young lads in tue house WHO were
OF the vagrant and homeless class, md as be
Is an expert with boys, his Judgment may
be relied on. They were mainly about tel,
q twelve years Of are rugged, yerminous,
u,zts, "siock.lealed,' Without shoes OF
proper clothing for the approacs:::::x ::: w,lter.
some three hundred, he Estimated, had no
shirts Ut all. There they wcrc-sonac a uar-
reliing, swearing, thiesing, ready for any
crime which could give them living; some
hungry, pfe'errIng the chow OF the theatre to
the bE az ther uti4ht have bought.
The story Ut Gayroche" in Lex .Msera51s
may be thought Improbable, but there came
lately to our lodging house in East Eleventh
street, near avenue G, very bright street
rorcr-a true gamin-Wllo had slept for
msnths in the hollow iron pipes Of the new
boy eau nlmtst walk for some f,r.y feet, and
they are considered very comfortable bcJ-
rooms in damp, cool nights. THIS lad, TOO,
Was q soldiers orphan.
, 1866-12-03

Is Mn1imIlIan 1nxanes
The Mexican correspondent Of the New
York HtraM says:
at is reported In French circles that Max
in1illan is showing decided symptoms Of iu-
sauity. Tic Is represented as being furious
towurds st!aneers, allowing none toapproach
him. ordering them from his presence with
curses and threats. His manner ct all times
Is said to be very violent, aud he Is subject
to freaks such as none but n maGman could
invent. He appears at the table ia his draw
ers, with hair In disorder. hts shiEt;unhutton-
others dress cost with all his orders and
decorations. His conduct towards hisattcnt-
ants is variable, treating them with courtesy
or abuse, with tenderness or oaths, as his
feelings prompt him. 1t his promeuadcs mis-
dress Is alwsya tansastiesL;slpasss. no pants.
costume tainly airy and original. II not
elegant and elaborate. This Is The French
story-aud the idea attempted to b. convey
cd IS that AIaxinilian Is. playing med. aud
and that Car!otta also lid so at Kooe in
order to excite sympathy for their melau.
return to the privacy of MifamaE:
The Emreror's friends, however, contra
diet this story, and say 1t Is merely French
iutrigue, fabricated and set afesb in order tt
give Bnzn!ne an excuse for daposinG him
They cite facts In proof Of their position
the Emperor, since ha hiss been n OEizaba
has been In confcrer<e with his Ministers
approved Of dccrccs~ and it is but a few Day!
since the French sent a deputation to hin
requesting bis return to tGis city. It +
moro than probable the EmperoE's friend
are correct, although tue mal& has lately hat
tro able enough % craze q stronger brail
than he was ever suspectad Of possessing.
The Emperor Is. stopping with Senoe Briu
| zas, ono Of the Healthiest citizens of Orazava
and has with him his confidential friend an
| adviser and chaplain, Padre Fisher. Th
| Padre was far many. years q l2yman l
! Texas, Is perfectly cohversant with the Eu!
| 1ish language, we'll posted upon America
affairs, and his Majesty pays GTeot defcrcne
| tn his min 1hns
, 1866-12-03

Co1ll~tou Mt Sen-Ttiftcrn Lives Lpst-0ne
ship ~unk. the Olhcr Run Ashnrr-'Thr
Archbishop Expelled from Bu@ota-Thc
wnr Feeling Against spal"-Nhat Thnd.
=teTeus Intends 10 Do-"Quccn's 0wa'-
Selling Treasury. .asald, Ac.
QUARANTINE STATION, STATEN ISLAND, y. y,
Dece mhvr a.-1he 4lir Katc Dyer. Of Portland.
from Cal1ao with 7Ou tohs Of cuano. was run into
liverpool L. Srs II tbe 's Sase Dyer On :hc s,a:oo.1d
bow. cutting her completely through aad causing
her TO elnk In IN instant; giving iaose who werc
ofthe cscw want t4 with the ship. Toe Eats
Dyer Ind piiot on board, who sayt. Is also
stu sSo euse
avoided. The Scotland had her bow hed!y stove,
:hp sssasa Se@
leak calAing rapidly, she was compelled 10 rug
ashofe OF sanay Hook 70 prevent t'aiins, whe:e
1ns half Iuu Of water. and her pumte useless. :,
The eteaner Arizona, from Asp:nwall ~, M.:e
auee, Ct paissengs:s sn1 T'len 9 On.
the A.chelelop had rhccn exrel1cd nor, tne Re
st &c vss esfis aine M
| Considerable Inconvenience was occasioocd Il
Pnnama BY tie non-arixl Of Ice. Falparnts
oat.e Of the Cd, ca1ao Of Ia 18th, weEo received
III war feeling agaiast Spain Is increasing
| Gillian q iEensh!p Is to be conferred unon q
ftlICT$ Oh EF&Etel A1cI1la$ Au!1 k{EC t1S20C VA
| oil the South American Republics, 1. bUlng dt
s celoasl r!ado, la.e Dictator Of PEN. h.. bee
.lec:ca President Utmost Caantlnuslr. Cou2ra
Machusn hnd BalbA he'd been utshonoral,l
tti!ekcn frem Tho military lls.s- General Costill
Il 10 command the Gillian and pcruTfan arm,
she,r is a great tca'ci.y Of money In E4nado
| ouiEc to the wax.
Tic Blitlsh balk Cbtmbo:azo burned at sea q
The 18th Of November. Grow saved.
vAlrANAleo, November 31.-Coppcr active n
| advanscd; supply light. Wheat, aoar and hsrl
, 1866-12-03

50 as TO furnish reducing heat without
cnt'inr tho canister. The operation
Resembles very closely the process Of annc2l-
Ing e1leet iron. Soon after Introduction
the canister is annealcd md toushened, as-
sumlng polished appearance. 1t should
PC the aim to keep the heat In this condi-
tion until the metal Is thoroughly reduced;
should It be increased the canislers may be
prenaturely destroyed. De-o1idation CON-
mences immediately on the introduction of
he ore, as proved By the blazing of carbonic
oxide from the vents made for The purpose.
and, BY occasionally rol1ius and, at the
proper time, COMPRISING the canister, it
continues without iutertnission until reduc-
tion is completed. The heat should then
be raised to weld OF paste together
canister and contents being with.
drawn are welded, in any Of the ways rul-
Ole ball Is Usually treated. Very little mani
pulatlon Is required In the furnace. The
Whole operation need not last longer than
De tested at tritiug expense at any rolling
NIL. II Is believed thai from three to five
IONS Ct iron may with equal facility be made
y. the same time In one furnace Of suitable
capacity. The extra expense is the cost OF
| sheet iron, amounting from ST. to el5 q ton,
and the cost Of crushing the orc aud c1,ar.
coal, allowing for which there would still, he
says, be saving Of 50 per cent. in tue cost
| OF the manufacture Of iron.
, 1866-12-03

NUMBER l80.

averagcd higher .han the contract rate, from then
I'LL now. that the cost Of labor and material hAye
e oesn bsa 9s5 aeaf 1 nc ting snse then Bat
And Ii they had uode their sub-conGacta u the1
promised 10 do. they would hive hsd to pay no
the fact ts they did not make those sub-contsscts
aIa for tho rsaaon that !heY bad not tho capltai
q command 10 start with, which tho Board ef
Representations. and Without she @ of hieh E
Tie eonts act would not have been letto them They
bad the opportunity for maxim: contracts for their
thcy ,Lad not she money % pay with unIess It
shou!d be advanced b5 ne city, which very prop
Fly vas mol done, And 60 MeseIs: Dan s
to mcuth'' sort Of Way, buying the uatert.l one
remenetrtted With for tlelr lscE of available espi.
been disappointed, ,hei1 friends d the East relns-
ING to lend their money cn such an
fp5ss at Ps9' In, IS H. Lake FsS1s
III pss1ie vii IL not reqale iai:s s!suens e sos
,iEee @ tnen that they a5s asi,hes legally nor mo,
lie eonuactore 10 Dc i thc outset IS they 6a d
at least tacitly. agreed 10 do. The fault was theiz
own entirely.
bear some portion Of thu loss, that loss has hecu
Quantity Of WORK VIII lch was contracted 6es,
ston u ,hIee c1ih.. which ii thcit ON valna,ou @
would have coet tie contractor at least nnsr
tr Of q million 10 put IL. 1t may b u1eed
tsa ,sa' ,,aey Mers MT required 70 pot IN
!se t 'e1esneaiase cabs unless 1t was proven
ia provide ;st l. .s. Rs ssssiaGn;
the work It should be found That four GIBBS Wsft
not necessary 10 complete the work In TWO yeasa,
shonld be omitted, but ltAis added Two csibs
shall be commenced before the probable rate o1
prugrtas In the tnnnel, from tic land shaft, shall
hnTe been satisfactorily asccrtaincd." II there
fore. they calculated On bat two crts, they saved
one, A1d lts cost Of not much lees than $i0Q Co.,
For this omission 70 deduction wAs made Of
the contract This allowed Was very respectable
per centage on the original price. without count
inc very liberal allowance tor extras during the
progress Of the work, amounting to prohxbiy
sky thousand dollars, and tbs payment for ma
hare been exactca from the contractor.
These arc the facts In this case. We will 2llegc
another, which we cannot At present prove: Thal
when The Board Of Public Works shall have made
Up it, OWL recnld Of the work done and nste:1al
fuEntsbeE-they have kept such q Ieco.d-it Will
he found that with all their losses by war prices
the contractors hare made nauney. II they have
cleared thcnselEes. they cannot in honor ask fo,
an advance.
We trust that before the Common Council ca
teEtatus the coming proposition 10 pay az advauc,
on the contract price, it will At least insist
exact footing up Of the figures kept bY lhe Board
g1,,. they owe to tho citixens of Chicago, fo
Hhnn = ,,o- ~ It viii need strong reasons t
fnTa as;}.fsctorv -"+ for voting away score
Of thousands o! dollars as 4 h0hrt