, 1873-10-19
JEWELRH
Ornaments id Coral, Turquoise,
Cameo, Onyx, Pearls, and
Diamonds.
JIoNtcn Crosses Frcncg,-Enamcl
Observation-Disclosures
Work.


Bronzes, Tableware, Clocks, &c.
Thore Is no place. perhaps. where tho faahion-
ab1o woman, tho woman who loves beautiful
things for tho ploaauro thoy afford juBt to look
at .thom, or the houaekeepor With full purao,
can find 30 much to attract as at largo jowol-
or's.
Starting first With the woman Of fashion, here
she finds everything to complete her tot1ottos In
tho way OF ornamont, from tho costlioat dia-
mondn to tho simplest Roman gold. Thoro aro,
for domi-toilotto, earrings Which are shaped
like bas, dotted all ovor with turquoise In raisod
scttiugs. They arc simplo, unique, and worry
pretty, and can bo bought for s27.
conALs
do not soom to be In 30 much demand but, like
cortain lines OF dry goods, they arc staple
always in good taBto and tho Indy who can only
afford ono aot Of ornaments can always safely
buy q aet of coralB without fenr Of their ever
looking out Of place. They vary in price,
somewhat dependent upon the shades of color but
principally In referonoo to tho carving. From tho
simplest forms, they are elaborated to perfoot
studios Of artistic carving and design. Tao lnt-
ter aro worry frai1, however, aud roquiro tho most
careful handling and woar,. and, unfortunately,
they lose their polish from uso. Still, fine coral
will anewar to wear Ut aimoBt any timo, having
tho elasticity Of purpose which il tho chief roc
ommeudation Of baok silk for dross-goods.
IN DnAoELErH,
broad bands Of Roman gold aro still shown,
though exquisite deBigna in jewoled boes, but
torflioa, and flowers arc worn to fasten velvet
bands at the wrist, and also higher up on the
t.,J .1nHn H.,
cut with tho most exquisite perfection, are worth
about $500 O. BOT, consisting OF a brooch, Which
can be used as neck-ornamont, sud earrings.
Tor Lont, when saokoloth and ashes will bo In
order, and when all Of us will, or should, DO any-
ing Mea caslpa, n,ea ,na1ima culpa all tho time
believing that 1t is our neighbor who iB so yory
bad nd n t ourse1f,
oRoss
worth 9140 will be quito the appropriate
thing. It will aorvo to show that the saokoloth
Ia not financial ueoossity, but tho moro fash
ionablo garmont Of humiliation. This lfttlo ar-
ticlo, which IL intended to convoy tlia ray of
light to tho questioning observer, ia OF onyx,
beautifully mounted with vino of gold leaves
and lowers, Which are pointed with diamonis.-
q brilliant means Of dispolling any doubts as to
tho roal position Of tho ponitont. This will bo
properly accompanied by long chain called tho
Royal-guard. It il combination Of the two
chains which havo boen known nuder those
nanlos, aud can bo used In Its combined form, or
detached to make the two different ones.
For full reception drcss, n
SET oFtoHYx,
consisting Of bracelet, pin, and rings. beauti-
fully ornamentcd with diamonds and pcarls, may
DO bought for $4,000. OF course, few such sota
aro quito necessary to any lady Of real fashion !;
whilo any lady without tho real fashion, would
no doubt be satisfied with ono such Bet, or could
possibly live out her allotted time without anything
hnlf Us expensive. They are thinga Of beauty iu
themselves, and 30 NC suppose mast bo joy
forever. TAo principal Btones are largo, pear
khaped pearls, and these arc surrounded by fine
dIsmonds. Not too much mo1loy for such bcau-
ty and worth, If AIies Kothsehild, or any of hor
American cousins. wants them. TO those might
stapel, made Of Roman gold, aud also set with
pearls and diamonds, md valued at $500. A
poorer cousin nothsehild might bc content with
i less elaborate affuir,-a lower in turquoise
with diamond lenrt, and only $85.
4 vE1L-r1N
taiued Tor Sl6, and might DO easily removed By
any dextorouH hand in crowded thorouglfare,
It il question OF conscience, thon, whether
such temptation ought to 10 placed within
such easy reach Of tho light-hngered gentry. aud
wo havo not the slightest doubt but those who
cannot afford it, or perhaps we might say, who
can neither pay for it nor got 1t OH credit, will
yirtuously refrain from thua tempting the weak
aud erring.
beautifully made, md with small opening in
tho outer cover, showing a portion Of the dial
the pattern Of fine clronometers, would
be an acceptable present to any young lady;
and any poraogna gaoo With h phllopona, ,prosont to
make. and $500 in ,caala that was a
$rf f,fs] r}1f
re,nnrk TINT, except in the fact Of it's being D
watch, It did not boar tho slightest rosomblaice
to Cans. Cuttle's. Wo fancy We hear rsome spite
ful old bachnlor or somo self.sutlicient young
man romark, swell, in regard to Keeping timo,
it no doubt would resemble that venerable timo-
piece before long, II it was carried by woman"
WE NEVER BAW Dur ONE MAN
who did not consider tho fact that he wound hiH
equivalent to gil tho good works which aro con-
sidered essential to tho obtaining Of o lappy
state Of future existenco. Our QUO man Who
forgot that the chief duty Of man was to wind
Of the steamers that crosa tho Sound md convey
passengers from Now York Dostonwaris sittinf:
on the upper deck, surrounded by crowd Of poo
pic, he7a large man, :hnildsolno, portly
monent drawing out hia watch, taking tho Icy
from his right-}iand yost-pocltot md proceeding
to wind up the article ID question. His query
was ropled to by cold, precise person, who
WOulQ Wlnu ulh Wutcu W Luo proper moment II
his wife was dying, and We I'D try to do It Ii ho
was Mt the last gasp himself. This man ra-
marked, With pitYing severity Of tono, "Watch
run down, s'poae." "No," answered the other,
"but wind It up and set 1t
WHENEVER THINK OF IT,"
Tho disgust pictured on tl,at precise mau's
oounteuance WAS reelected Oh that Of every
other man in the crowd, and u fow Of tho women;
but tho majority Of tho latter, we feel sure,
would have liked to embrace lin, md wore
doubtless only restrained by sonse OF propric-
watch to wind wIoneyor 1e tLlnlts Of It.
Solitaire buttons for tho oars DO