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oiuW Journl .f the State of LeualsaU
ldlal Journl of the CIty of New Orleans.
OMo*e, 109 Gralvir s8 .et.
GEORGE W. DUPRE & 00..
1 OP RIE TO 18.
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The Weekly Democrat.
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Payable it, i'Adivanne. r
pI5 (ICI.'-C Wantsl for flent and for hslo ted
wnter~snqaM intnr'tr4 to the lkemwra( at Frp-i
eIO r(dl) flor Ouute"e, slushtiA£.wert.
Monday, April 2t 1877.
The ofnce of the New Orleants DnEM1
*NAT han been Ilemoved from 4 Camp
wr "t to 109 E:ravtler treet.
Thme tnly AIuthedtoti4 ftloitolnu Agent. er tha
p1emermI rgfo the Clty are matwre. It. it,
Saker and I'. 1. D~eviruin.
A sl'EElIY SETTLEMEN.. .
Governor Hlampton planted himself at
squarely upon the constitution and laws ti
of the country, and won the emancipa- st
tion of South Carolina. lie positively l
and promptly refused to enter into any w
bargain or compromise; nay, he even S
doelined to consider any proposition
looking to either. As an honorable ai
man, and one making history, he could i1
not have done otherwise. If he was al
elected Governor of South Carolina he al
had no right to make his title to that E
office an object of barter; if the Legisla- tl
turo which recognized him was the a
legal Legislaturo he had no authority p
to consent to its reorganizing under it
an order from Washington, nor to tE
any trade or compromise, the consum- vl
mation of which depended upon that
Legislature electing to the United States
Benate any man who was not the free as
and honest choice of a majority of its a
members: Tho stand taken by Gov. It
Hampton was so courageous, honest and p
invincible, that it compelled immediate 11
recognition by the Administration. Had 'I
the leader of the South Carolinians t,
wavered or faltered; had he consented ri
to parley with Chamberlain; had he con- te
sented to a reorganization of the legal e
Legislature of South Carolina; had he c
agreed to buy exemption from Federal
tryanny from the Administration by the p
surrender to the Republicans of one or p
two Senators, the country would not tl
now be resounding with the glad intelli- c
gence that South Carolina is a free a
State. Fresh negotiations would have n
been entered upon; the Legislature a
would have been called together; there
would have been a delay of weeks, or a
possibly of months; an actual expendi- j,
ture of a hundred thousand dollars at t
least would have been incurred, while t
the State, hovering upon the verge of t
civil war, would have suffered in its ma- i1
terial interests to the amount of many
hundreds of thousands.
But to every suggestion or proposition
looking to any measure, bargain or j
I compromise, calculited to impair to the t
slightest extent the Hampton Govern- I
ment, or to the election to the United t
States Senate of any man other than the d
one who might be the free choice of the
Legislature, Hampton, without any dis- c
c~ssion, without any temporizing, with- t
out any hesitation, positively dissent- I
ed, and, as we remarked yesterday, the t
President was left the choice of imme- t
diately withdrawing the troops from the s
State-House at Columbia, or of re-in- 4
auguratlog the Grant policy, and at
tempting to uphold Chamberlain with I
the Federal army.
Hampton has thus seoured a speedy
and satisfactory settlement of the South 1
Carolina case. That now is what we
want in the Louisiana ease. Every day c
that the present situation in this State t
continues, the material interests of its '
people are damaged to the amount of t
hundreds of thousands of dollars.
The delay in the settlement of our
political troubles has already imposed
incalculable and irreparable losses
upon our property-holders, merchants,
planters and industrial classes. The
people have grown weary of such a
situation; they demand that the grasp
of the Federal power shall be released
from their throats, and that the reign
and supremacy of the constitution and
the laws shall be restored in this State.
They do not want any bargaining be
tween. politicians; they will not submit
to any trading for legislators and
eenatorships; they require and demand
that the reign of law shall be re-estab
lished over them, and that all political
Squestions shall be settled, not by bar
gains and compromises, but by the rules
and methods prescribed by the laws.
Governor Nicholls and the Legisla
tirte. are as squarely on the record
agsjnt bargains and compromises as
. es Hampton; and if, as we believe
Vhey will, they shall meet any sug
Eet1ons or propositions of Mr. Hayes'
as Governor Hampton met
oC ghamBerlatnaan t Adminfis
WrH ~U~]0LiP
to a Astisfahto n sry emeal p
If the Commission shall make prop.
sitions and we take them under advise
ment and discuss them, half our fight
will be lost. The Nicholls government
is an established tfact. Lousiana is a
free State, entited to all the rights of
any other State, under the Constitution
of the United States. Under that Consti
tution her people have a right to elect
their Oovernor and Legislature, and
their Legislature has the right to freely
choose who shall represent them in
the Vnited States Senate. These are
rights which armed and superior
force may overthrow, but which no
compromise and no political scheme
can destroy or abrogate. The peo
ple are determined to surrender
none of them. The highest duty of the
Governor and the ]egislature is to sus
tain these rights intact. To reject any
proposition of Mr. Hayes' Commission
looking to the surrender of any one of
them, will require not two seconds. Mr.
Hayes must carry out his solemn pledge
to re-establish local self.government in
Louisiana, or he must revive the polioy
of Grant, and hold the State with Fed
eral bayonets.
Hampton forced the issue in South
Carolina, and Nicholls will force it in
Louisiana.
The bill incorporating the Barataria
Ship Canal comes up in the Senate to
day, and we hope will be promptly
passed, as it has already passed
the House. The company proposing
to construct this groat and very Im
portant work ask only to be Incorpo
rated by the Legislature, and to have
the privilege of purchasing such public,
lands as, in the construction of the
canal, they may reclaim, at fifty cents
per acre. The lands in question are
now practically worthless, being un
salable at ten cents per acre. Were
they reclaimed by dykes and levees,
such- as this company propose to
build in constructing their canal, they
will add immensely to the wealth of the I
State.
The Barataria Canal Company have
assurances that if they obtain the legis
lation they are asking for from Louisi
ana and from Congress, they will be
able to raise all the funds requisite in A
Europe. No cost will be imposed upon A
the State by the passage of this bill,
and it gives energetic and enterprising
parties ground on which to solicit the
investment of foreign capital in an en
terprise here of great importance and
value.
Yesterday was "April Fools' day," G
sacred to the memory of all dunces,
and, as has been the custom from time G
immemorial, the reporters of the city
prepared to "fool," astonish and de- G
light our people with some grand hoax.
To make this more telling than ever, a
to give it a greater veri-similitude, the
reporters of all the papers determined
to take the same subject, and thus
effectually and certainly deceive the
credulous and stupid public.
After long deliberation the somewhat
played out telephone was chosen as the
proper subject for a hoax and, laying in
their heads together, these reporters
concocted a story which they thought
would take everybody in, simulta
neously turned it loose upon the public
and waited to count their victims.
But, alasl all tricks are liable to fail,
and a pretty large failure the annual
journalistic hoax of 1877 proved; in fact,
the only persons made " fools " of were
the reporters themselves, by the lamen
table exhibition they made of their
ignorance.
''' The performance to-day," says the
Picayune, who, notwithstanding her
venerable age, joined heartily in the
joke with the other youngsters, "will
begig playing in New York at 12 m.,
but the concert will not be heard here
until about 1:13 p. m., owing to the
difference of time."
Alas ! What a hoax ! For the benefit
of these reporters we would like to state
that 12 m. in New York is not 1:13 p. m. a
in New Orleans, but that it is exactly
the reverse. In their zeal and ignorance
these hoaxers overturned all the laws of V
nature, made the sun rise in the west
and set in the east, to the no little
- amusement of the small boys about
1 town who, knowing something of geog- G
raphy, which the reporters apparently
did not, laughed heartily at this singu- el
larly gauzy and transparent hoax.
And if the persons hoaxed and fooled C
on this occasion are not the reporters
themselves, we are mightily mistaken.
The public is entitled to a good laugh at
their expense.
FOR SALE.
A HANDSOME PLACE OF TWO ACRES front
on the beautiful river Teche. comr rising s
acres of excellent, newly-fenced land of wich C
so are admirably adapted to the cultivation of
sugar, cotton, or corn; the balance consisting
of a magnficent meadow in which the residence
is situated. The whole property will be sold.
consisting of the land above mentioned, and a
i residence, kitchen, cabins, stable, vegetable and
fruit gardens, and all necessary appurtenances.
SThis offers an excellent opportunity to any one
wishing to raise stocK, or to cultivate cotton or A
sugar on a small scale there being a cotton gin II
and sugar mill in the noighborhood. This
proerty ha.s never been inundated. The
dwelling-house is comiortably furnished, and
t will be sold with or without furniture.
For partiiulars addr ess A. E. G., Postofflce
1 Box 350, New Orleans. fe18 o2 tf
DUCONGE DRUG STORE
A. CARROUCIE,
39 Cbartres Street,
Producte of Proench Pharmaceutic. received
by steamor Hannover.
A complet, assortment of t
e FRENCH PATENT KEDICINES,.
3' most in voge.such as aElixir Bonean.Ducre.
s' lebu reae, i
et Prertlons, Dr. ( hlb 'as. aviil.e'a. so
IE aNwNeo f ?1. .e zlM i r o.1 oC tde
let street, TO.NIIrT, at o'oloolk,on the Mobile
Dtoes tomorrow. Asphl&
PROOLAMATION
- lit -
FRANCIS T. M1ICHOLL$,
Governor of the 8tatW of Loulsiana.
WhreasR , it ts provided by act No. 2 of the IEx
tra Inoln of thei General Assembly, approvfed
March 2s, In717, that an oloetion shall be held on
the iloth uday of April. 177, by the qualiflfd oleo
tors of the parish of West O.rroll, for a parish
Judge, a clerk of the Distri.t Court. a sheriff, a
recorder, a coronlr, live justlios of thie pDaco
and flvo pollen jurors from aritd parish at. largo;
Nelw, theroforn. I. FULANOIH T. NICHOLLH.
Governor of time Htato of Louilsiana, have
thought pro,pVr to issue this, lmy proaolatmitlon,
dirl' " rig tllonLupnrvlsion of elRalstratl.oI In iand
for the parish of Woet Garroll. and theU commis
SiorLor'I of rII'tioln andl all i otheir otfiers ion
corntd. to hold aluli election oil t.hl day aliiov
mnntitlonelld with the view of nrlotllrig thim love
lnalod officers. tlandl that sald .inection eiii con
dliuactd and thne r(tr lteai thiiOrrnf tledo in tho
tmanni'ter ryu'irdll by the ionsltitlution and laws
of tid l.tateo.
In witnnts whnreof, I hilavr hnro
lluntro igllnd mlly ntlalin antd (aise the
L,. of t}$1l of tihe .tato to br afllxo.l at tihrl
* city of Now O(rltna, this thirty-first
day of MarchII. i lllO year of our Lord
(o tl.llhouslnd n ight huntdred and
envelllty.Sovnn. crllad of the onen hultn
dlrnd aIl lrst yiar of the Ind.opundl
oleO( of ther Unllitel l.atne of America.
FIIANCOI T. NICIOLLS.
(lovernor of th, tat.te of Louinilana,.
By tlih (Govornor:
Witr,T A. r'irirno,
n, ip2ltw rit d u rnrnttary of ,tat.,.
P. 0. FAZENI)5E,
Stock, Note and Bond Wd
BROKER.
OFFICE No. 175 COMMON STREET. C
mnh24tf
Wood-Wood-Wood.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
HONEY ISLAND WOOD and COAL YARD, ,
No. 378 Jnlla street, New Basin, near Ma*
nolna Bridge.
Postomco laddross. Look Box No. 0ow).
Delivered to all parts of the city.
PRICES FOR TIIIS WEEK.
Ash wood. per cord.......................... oo
Oak wood, por 'ord ............................ 5 ee
Ash and oak mixed, per cord................ ro
Liberal discount made to dealers.
t.ishtiwtion guaranteod.
mhl 2otn matf nA P. IIADlELAT. Acent..
GREEN OR BLACK TEA
Worth 4oc. we sell at w5e.
GREEN OR BLACK TEA i
Worth so0. we sell at 400 I
GREEN OR BLACK TEA at
Worth 000. we sol at wC._'
GREEN OR BLACK TEA at
Worth 7b&. we soill at o00
GREEN OR BLACK TEA
Worth $1 we Heol at 750.
GREEN OR BLACK TEA
Worth $1.4o we soll at $I.
TRY OUR $1 OOLOKN.
STRY OWRt 01 IMIPERIAL.
TRY OUR $1 GUNPOWDER.
TRY OUR O1 ENGLI11 BREAKFAST.
Something never before offered in the South Is
Our 81.25 Grade a
in Oolong. Imporial. Gunpowder, Young Hyson h
and English Breakfast Teas. w
u
of Tes n the South.
We have the finest slecton of oy, Imperial,
S a a
Gunpowder. Young Hyson, Uncolored Ja
pan. Oolong, English Breakfast and Pekoes.
We have choice Teas from the East Indies.
We guarantee our Teas to be perfectly pure.
This Company deals in all grades of
COFFEE.
GREEN RIO 20c.; parched or ground 25c. All a
finer grades equally cheap.
This Company has now on hand some very
choice OLD GOVEBNMENT JAVA, very scarce.
Our Goods are Sold at New
York Prices.
felT Sm 2p __
RECOGNIZED OFFICIALLY I
AND BY PUBLIC OPINION THAT THE I
Steinway, Knabe and Pleyel
-Are the -
LEADING PIANOS.
Of the World.
Convince yourself by calling at the O}enerj
Agency at
GRUNEWALD HALL,
Where you will find the Largest and.Best Se
lections of all kinds of
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS i
AT LOWEST PRICES and EASIEST TERMS
Brase Instruments, Strngs, Accordee...,
Muslo Boxes, Musl, of my own
Importation, at
.-. WWHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
It is i~ your intercst to call on me before pur
chaslit.kelsewhere. J
LOUIS GRUNEWALD,
14. 16, 18, 20 and ', Baroane Street. -
fo8 2dply
W. W. WASIIHBURN,
ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHER,
113 Canal streed.
Opposite Clay Statue, Neow Orleans.
Mr. WASHBURN is himself an artist of
twenty-five years experience, and is supported
in each department by a corps of assistante
who have no superiors in this or the Old World.
He is the master of his business, Besidee
employing the best artists he uses the beet
materi and maces the best work on the Con.
r. 3. SOU THMAYD.
1(O. IN UNIlON WZ'UUN,.
DnkI n n Ooniwsr & DElLL'M, offica Of.
devOJfIOyllftA. mh2o tr
PREMIUM BONDS
ALWAYS ON HAND AND FOR sALE IN
SUMS TO SUIT.
Next Drnwlng Inth of April.
NID11OLLNs 1,841t$LA TIl WAR1EANTN,
I'urohwnodt by A. LuMO1IE,
mhlfl m Lonftnr 1 ), Calltnr (halrt.
INPORTED BONNETS,
FRENCHI MILLINERY,
X. x...~XrJXB3 ..
(nrner ef IRoysl nid meuvielle Miroele.
(MHANI OI'KNIN( OM NEW (10O1,H.
R.1 1W 1dIlnA 14InVo1d to nttuoiI.
P. BOUtON,
Hu.'rru.wor to AIIMANI) HOU1IE.
(a(IN MP111(9(
ºICIAlIOI IN
umm% rS ANDI , ANtk
IIA 'KFI l+OW II,
EIJL''N, P'lTrOLH OAME; IIAOM, MIIOT
1(DºUCIIF8 1'O(V),t)KIL CAMK5, AI
F'4IMIINU '1'AURKLK,
POWDIIiN, MIOOT AND (14r$,
no. 134 (henrteI. MIred, between Teulenme
sid Mt. ulsall, Now Orion,,..
F lIE AIMH PIiOMPTI'Y IEPA IED.
I14l Pitt
W, have sinvo url t im~.hr riv orf honlo, elbrlatt
IUIJWEISEIlt 1OTl LED
B EM R,
which le undoubllitilye he hoist her In the world.
We orier It. in crr.o! (I'Plt and In ualrte.) at very
LOW PRIIIEH.
MllilKIRt &. VIBId1A14NN,
mhIlA m so, ta aunl rt HoIwt IIII I'tr st.rsrnt.
UNDERTAKERS.
0HA8. O. JONEM, JOHN G. OOCHE,
Formerly with Frank Johnson.
JONEI & ROCIIE,
250 and 262 Msgazine at.. near Dolord.
Undertakers and Embalmers.
All business entruastsd to the firm will retedve
prompt and careful attention at moderate rates,
(arrihnas to hire. a105 ty
ALDERNEY DAIRY
- AND -
LADIES' LUNCI IIROOM,
142 ..... Canal Street ...... 142
RBfroshmonits in iorno style at living prices,.
Open frolm ss l. in. to a v, In.
Chionild on I .inlaysv. mhln im
omctf LouIIlLanu Cotton Tie Co.
The patennt TIE and PULLER owned hy this
Company hIavi ng boln fully tetted at thisr (lham
plon Proess, i. now offelred to press owners anri
shipmastorna at a modrlnte pricer.
An averasg of fully nllly sbales p.r hpur. and
at timets over sixty bhailm pr hour, liars beon
compressed andt tied lv thlis prooess, and with
praliet It is blieved tlshat an avvvern e spendl of
sixty b(lalos ir hour can bhe attained. By the
ius of t.his Tie ansd Pulllor the capacity of it shitp
can he inrOasedii fully 2) per nt. and the banlds
aIre o psrw cent strongrir than whon the ordinary
ties asIr use-idi.
JOltn i. LAFJTTE & CO., Mannagtrs.
mh¶rl m s184 ravnlrr sl.rtrt.
Southern Shoe Factory
OF JOH1 HANSEN,
83 and 85 Canal street, New Orleans.
TO ALL 80'JTHEEN CITIZENS.
I am of the same opinion as yourselves and
am d,terminod to help build up the manufac
turing Interest of our native ltato in order to
help e laboring classes and keep the money,
which would otherwise go to the North, at home.
About ayoar ago I started my Factory, and by N
using the best material and aaying my hands
promptly, I have been enabled to extend my
business and support 50oo women and children
that would have otherwise left the State. In
order still to Increase my Factory. I would
earnestly call upon the merchants, not only of
the city. but of the whole country, to give me
their adll and oncouragement. Come and o me.
dec14 lv JNO. HAN EN
DENTISTRY.
J. R. WALKER, D. D. S,
No. ImO Delord Mtreet,
Latest Impirovements and best styles of both
Oporative ndil MeIchanlcal Dentistry at most
Moderate Prlces. mh4 tf
Portrait PI'inting.
(AND IN5TI)UCTIONN GIVBN.) iv
Portraits from lifeo s
or from pictures of
the sdceaswld, at the
following rates:
Life size, bust por
traits. in oil. at 1o0,
$100 and 150 ;.·oCabhl. I
net size, In oIl. $25 C
$so and sioo; Crayor
Heads. not retouched
e rlshablo photo
graphs. but p u r e
crayon heads at r25,
$50 and 175. fmaller
work, both in oil or crayon. or water color, at
proportioned rates. Satisfaction will be given
in every case. Persons residing abroad can
have any of the sbove work satisfactorily exe
cuted by sending the host pictures they possess.
accompanled with a failthful description of the
person, and by stating the style and size of
portrait desired, will have their orders prompt
ly attended to. Country patronage solicited.
EVERETT B. D. JULIO,
3 Careondelet street,
NEW ORLEANS.
N. B.-Instructions given in Drawing., Orayon
and Painting. Classes in Seminaries instructed.
My Art Gallery is a place of free resort, and the
public is invited to visit it at pleasure. fe22 m0
meat Stalls Nos. 87 & 88 lagazine Market.
Supplies Shies. Families. Hotels, etc., with
EGGS, VEGETABLE.M
v1PwLa, Gilui
Per, Saussages Tripe. Pte., Eta.
And everything the market affords.
MARTIN LANNES, Jn., Butcher.
Vegetable Stalls Nos. 121 & 124 Magazine Market
fee
Butter.. .. ........... .... Butter.
150 llrkins Choice GOSIIEN BUTTER.
s0 half flrktns Cholco GOSHEN BUTTER,
200 flnrki s Choice Western BUTTER.
50 tubs Choice Western BUTTER.
Wo Invite the se),lal attention of the trade to
our stock of --OICE IW!TTER, comprisinig all
the BEST BrAPNDS. and for sale very low to
close consignments.
JE. . KEEP & EON,
apli t 77 ansi 79 Poydras streeth
;V.KE UNDEISIGNED WILL PRACTICE
Law under the firm name of LABATT & OLIN
TON, at 140 Gravler street, uP stairs.
DAVID 0. LABATT.
TE06.P. OLINTON.
.- .]t L' o
-0
I. C. LEVI, Auctioneer,
108 .........................*.Canal Street...................,... OS10$
r WILL OFFEfI, TWICE A WEEK, t111
LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK OF JEWELBY AT AUCTION,
And romaindor of daye will sell at 1'rivate gale, an usual, from FIVE to TW1NTT.YIV5 g'
CENT LE.LM than any other establlshmlnent which arlvrtisos dally.
Watches Repaired and Diamonds Reset
Only by skillful workmen, atlheo lowet rates.
m.25 im I. O. LEVI, leo Canal s.iet.
OLD CHICKERING PIA NOS
In this City, frnom Twenty to Forty Y rars In ' onstant te.e, an
Hardly a Fair Criterton of the Ii(!K k RING PIANOS
That Are Now Bhing Milaunlactured.
The New B·ale IUpright (;bickering Piano is a. PICPFI'CT MODEL.
Ble Sure You Get the Chiv:kerismg If You Want
the I3EeT PIANO
FOIlR ALE BY
PHILIP W'RLEfT,0
N.an. 7K and 9O Baronne stilet,
On Monthly Payments. Liberal Discount for Cash.
Imh17 Im
A. M. 11II I,,
G(3Ol4T) 1IE'N MA.TY UITA4c'ATURtEiRE
NO. 86 ST. CHARLES ST.. NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Ixact, N ize( and Prics of my Extra Gold Pens:
No. 10 No. * No 8 No. 7 No. 0 No. 3 No. 4 Na. 3 N .1 S I
S5 0330 0 3 $510 $o 21 $I 4 SIO 1, 51 6
Theose Pnns have boon used throughout the Mouth and West for the-Antwtwen tMA.
They aro Sold (oldl. Dia)mond IPointed, Lanld warranted. If any Pen proves dgfeotive, Iwlir.
plaoc It with another one fron of chargo,
I will take broken or worn out Gold Pans In ex hange for now ones, at thejollowingj prims
Rame sens aN Nos. 1,2 and 3, 25 cents Nos. 4 anid , asu cents; Nog. e and 7, so cents;s: No. 1, to *aI
No, 9, $1 *No. 1n, $t1 hit.
RUBIIBET PO'CKET ITOOI.T)·U for ainy si e exnept Nos. 1 and 10. SI
OOLD-MOUNTEID POCKET HLD E . for Nos,aI, 4. , arnd 7 2.
Bent by registeredn manil, at my rIsk, on rrceipt of prleo, or by xprosas O. O. D.
GOLD RING SPECIALTY, 30) IdIFFEIENT STYLES.
A. M. HILL, JEWELER,
NO. IS SMT. CHARLES STREET, NEW ORLEANS, LA.
MY PRICES ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST.
DIAMOND RINGS FROM $16 UPWARDS.
AMETHYST IING?, the largret stoelf In the Houth. All sizes, shapes and stylof, 4 to $6a.
(,AMEO RINGS. The best assortrrmnt of fanry stones in the city. I'RlE4 LOW. nra
PEAIRL AND GARNET I TNG5(i, Single stones and clusters In grent variety,
INITIAL HEAL RING". (Pink Onyx.) Medium slze $s, large siz, $1o. ANY LETT
Also, a eomelete assortment, of ladies' and gentlemen's Heal Rings with blood stone,
moss asate. pink. rnd, gray. black, white, purple and greon onyx settings, at prices fromi
small rings, to k , S. $5 s(i, si and upwards for the finer qunalitie s.
PLAIN GOLL ItING--I always keep a full stock of thean rings and van furnish any tae :
widt.h or quality. Prices $3 to $20. Orders filled same day received. Initials or innerlDtlioae
graved-at a cents a letter. In ordering rings measure the largest joint of the finger with a naerq.
strip of stiff paper and send it to me.
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25 different styles solid gold buttons, $1, $1 to. $2. $2 50, $3 and $s.
BO.lr D GTOZUa e'r I M.
3on0 sets, all new designs; Diamonds. Pearls. Amethysts. Garnets. Emeralds, O .s.n
Marlne Jets. Turquoise, Cameos, C(oral Plain Gold. Engraved Gold, Enameled.Gobk. B -
Gold. Etruscan. Blood Storin. Onyx, ke. l'rices $1 so. I2, $s 54 and upwards.
Solid Gold leevoe Buttoz=e.
In almost as great variety as Studs. Prices from $2 50 upwards.
INITIAL CUFF BUTTONS, No. 1, fine gold and black nammmnelod letter.... ....... "$
" 2. " . raised letters ............................
S but laror...... ...
S4, . " very large and oleant- ..
Any article sent safely by registered mail at my risk on rexeipt of price, or .. D. b
pross, with privilege of examination if dosired. Address as above.
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AMERICAN "WALTHAM " WATCH AGE
A. M. HILL, Jeweler,
No. 86 ST. CHARLES STREET, Corner of Commercial Place, NEW OBLEAN] ,
THE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY, of Waltham, Mass., employ 90 workmen
425 Watches a day and have a capital of $1,s,mo000. These Watches reeeive4d
FERENT AWAtbM8 at Philadelphia. over and above all Watches, either o f ti °=
American manufacture.
REVISED A1D EDUCED PRICE LPt
The following watches are all patent la 9i.
S- jeweled, same size as the illustration, and s.Ml
unaer full guarantee:
Solid Silver Watch, same as illustration,... 1 i
Solid Silver Watch, open faee and flat gleess.
Solid Silver Stem-Winder, no key reu lre&. -.
Solid Gold Watch, 2 oz. 14 karat ease. ...... s0
Solid Gold Watch, 2 or. 18 karat case...... se
Solid Gold Stem-Winder, 2) o. 1U karat ease 'I
Solid Gold Stem-Winder, 23 ca. 18 karat esse is
LADIES' WATCHES.
One-half size of illustration.
HSolid Gold Watch, 14 karat case..«............ t
H olid Gold Watch, 1i karat ease............ Is
* Solid Gold Stem-Winder. 14 karat case....... ot
Solid Gold Stom-Winder, s1 karat case....... 10
BOY'' WATII.
One-half size of illustralion.
SHolid Silver Watch, strong and heavy........ t.4
In addition to above, I have seventy-firedI .
ferent sty~ls. priois from $14 to $325.
For the plantation, farm or working man the.
$14 Watch or $24 Stem-Winder will prove all thi
is required.
I will send Watches by Express, C. O. D., with the privilege to open the package #d
examine the Wat.hi by paying Expre:ss charges, and to refuse the Watch if It does not sOat
Send your address for Illustrated Price List Address me as above. nli te1
Diseases of the Eye and Ear.
DR. C. BEARD,
OOULIST AND AURIST,
142 Canal Street,
_.oesd.zm?. wew Il oresas, Ia.
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