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, 1876-04-29
Rates Oh Up Freight,
frEu TuN MEAsUREMEST, on

GOODS, NERCH4EDLSE, ETC, ETC
From wallula TO Walla Walla.---------- 50
FIom Wallnla 20 Whitman %
From Whitman 10 Walla Walla---------------- 90
FSS- BuiIdinT Material, Agricultural implements,
Lime &, Transported 70 Wallula at reduced special
rates, Will tecaTTed by RailIOad at one-eighth Of the
D 5. Y Co s elLarges.
, 1876-04-29

WM. STEVENS, Esq, is expected to-mor-
ROW from Portland. Mr.. Stevens has been
below to purchase material fof his ne~ oriek
starss Sn,r now being constructed on Main street
, 1876-04-29

PnfLlr DUFFy has leased the Abbott black
smith shop, corner oi Alder and Second
streets. aud is nov prepared to accommodate
his old friends and patrons MIR. Duffy makes
hor4e-sLoeiug a speciality, and is admitted 10
be the best horse-shoer in the country. Per
sons who have had horses injured by careless
or improper shoeing, shouiA take them 10
Nr. Duffy " ho will coon repair ali injuries.
, 1876-04-29

SANK OWENS, man well known all over
the Northern country, is proprietor OF the
go coprse at East Portland
, 1876-04-29
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-ur UEUToN MAIL ROUTE.

TIE postOfiee at Pataha Prairie has been
discontinued.
, 1876-04-29

HI. SLATER viii not be the democrat
nominee for Judge in the Filth JUDICIAL lis
triet- Bad fU Slater,
, 1876-04-29

Hoy. y. ForD Is arranging bis affairs
respiratory to beng present st Philadelphia
3. The efpt.npial exercises. Mr.. Ford will
t aormpauird by bis wife, and expects TO
sst,eat several months lie is one of the
uty giorcrrs. having come to this coast
viii The immigration Of 1917. He now re-
'.r, "a his -srlv home 10 witness the Won
70. .a.rs,- ot .hy last thirty years.
, 1876-04-29

,,.[ITI. I.ng.-Parties desiring fine
FSS Ill notice the sale advertised in
q .tsr column
, 1876-04-29

PGOGAgE COURT PEoCEEDINGS--1n the
matter Of the estate of Martin Naic o, de-
ceased. Order of Gistriburion made assign
ing the residue Of said estate 10 :he heirs IN
Austria In the matter of the estate Of
Reuben p. Ojds, decreased. Administrators
authorized to s,ll sufficient real estate to pay
the srnroved claims against the estate and
the expenses Of administration.
, 1876-04-29

roroI-rT -Mr. Philip ltiiz ia'
a Do. tI i. s.pdscme touque', made "P
% oua I'LL of the double white PINK -.d nna
ln.,,s, lowering peach. This rs'en ,haonIv lD
SCARE, ..on ao for the FIST time aud is the on,'
this season as The kind pOr'h of San Ff'na.sop
n, Ri,z will accept our thaOSs '''
present,
, 1876-04-29

In DoRR has been selected by the i'n - -
,n;ttee 70 furnish the singing i0F 'D
occasion, The doctor has already sS's aominr
O', r,hsr Of singers, and during the oCm,ps Ds
NUM-. Ill II commence practice 1t is hi@'sa .,
that the doctor will bring out So - rrsst
.,s .nr. t,vorite pieces. sung at the s''
BOSTON Jubilee
, 1876-04-29
LETTER list,

List Of advertised letters remaining in the PC
Office for the week ending Aprl ., lS76
, 1876-04-29
North Western Stage Go.
sf.ii;9,-T4 GREAT &@
Reduction in Fare 10 the East.
LOCAL RATES OF FARE:

Through L aksts 70 OsAsA, CHICAGO, kansas CrT1,
SAIsT LOUIs, PHILADELFHIA, NV YORK. bOs7os;
WAsarseu-S, and all points riG BOEsE CHI and
KFTDs the direct Overland Route East, We row
o+-r az greatly reduced rates over the line oi tns
NOrth-Wes.e-n Sr=se Company
New aGaehee puod stock skilled drivers. ano reii-
able frrnazee Of service time are speelzi rs
tQres Of the Company.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-21
DIED.

JOHNSDN BY accidental drowning 10y falling
from the GretHa farryboat. at 9:3o ?. m. May 2.
1876. Colonel A. X Johnson native Of Mount
Pleasant, Indiana: for many wears y resident of
Illinois. and for the past twelve years a resident
If this Slate: born December, 1879 and aged
for'y-six years and six months.
o'clock a. m. Mrs. Ann Baker. aged so years. a
native Of County Meath. Ireland. and for the last
~ years resident Of this CITY.
NICiUD On Friday morning, Nay ~ 1875, at
30 O'Clock Francois Sidney Neaud aged six
months. son Of Frederic Neaud and Eelice de
Gruy.
MAYBIN-On Monday morning. May Is. 1875,
Joseph A. Maybin Esq. aged 81 years natiye
If Fhilad slphia, Pa. and a resident Of this city
for the past 60 years
half past 10 O'Clock, Margaret Walsh, aged rs
years. native Of Kings county, Ireland. and I,
resident OF this city for "a years.
HART-On Sunday evening Nav A. 1876 at 10
o'clock, Of congestion of the brai n. Thomas Hart.
n native of knscommOn. Ireland. and for the past
As years resident Of this city.
MUNDELB-On Monday, May Is. 1875. at half
past II o'clock, M 81 Eliza Mundfl II. aged 81
years, adopted daughter of Mrs. Quote.
DAyIS-In Philadelphia. on the 9th May, 1876
Char tie b. Davis. wife Of Samuel NJ. Davis
ESQ. and daughter OF the late Dr. Stephen Dun
can. OF Nstchez. Miss.
HUNNALLY-On Monday, May l5, 1875. at e:45
O'Clock, Sue A. Hunnally, wife OF VIM. A. Hun
nally. and daughter OF Mr.. G. B. and Mrs. 8. A.
Lang. aged 20 years.
ALLABAUGH-On Mondav, May Is, 1876. a. o
naye 81 sshn aged
NEFF-On Monday morning, May Is, 1876. at /
o'clock. Carolina Ieonhard. wife Of Philip Neff.
aged 80 years. native OF Bavaria.
MARENCOv1CH-Atss ss O'Clock this morning.
Lottie, aged years and months, oldest daugh-
ter Of Anna Pensler and Joseph Marencovich.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-21

The Importance Of the slack water
gateway TO the sea, known as the Bara-
taria Canal, cannot be over estimated
and since the publication OF the map
by Captain Eowdon, showing the whole
route, from the deep waters OF the Gulf
of Fort Livingston, to those OF the
river near this city, 1t has attracted
much attention. In reply to the many
inquiries for those maps. we will state
that Mr.. Jas. A. Gresham, fl8 Canal
street. has them for sale. They should
be in every counting room. and every
dollar thus invested contributes to aid
an enterprise that promises for New
Orleans as much water as any American
port Go and buy one.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-21

We hear that the Louisiana Dramatic
Association has rendered a beneficiary
performance, for the 18th of June next,
to our young and talented fellow citizen
Mr.. Fernand Armant. The entertain
ment is to be composed entirely Of origi-
nal plays by Mr.. Armant, viz: LES
Braves Gems. LA Fauvette, and
the fifth act Of "The Patriots, !" q
drama drawn from historical data of
revolutionary days. for which Mr..
Armant obtained the laureate prize at
the Partisan concourse. The perform
snce will be preceded by a lecture from
the author
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-21

Our friend and neighbor Mr.. C. E..
Girardey, so we'll known in the commu-
nifty for his affability and courtesy, as
well in business as In social intercourse,
throws again this week new induce
ments to purchasers in the shape Of real
estate. Upon the present occasion he
has for sale, together with a choice lot
of city property and furniture, a fine
plantatian in the parish Of Pointe
Coupee. Let those who have money to
invest keep vigilant eye on the st.
Charles rotunda.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-21

Our friend L. M. Finley. Eco. took
sudden leave OF our city on Thursday
evening last, having committed an act
which, considering the hard times and
warm weather, is at least open to criti-
cism. We can assure him, however,
that he can safely return, as he will re-
ceive for his bride and himself only the
hearty congratulations OF his many
friends who honestly wish them health,
happiness and prosperity, ad Hbitum.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-21
INCONSISTENCY EXTRAORDINARY.

Editor N, @. .xDem0crat--Tbe Bulletin
OF May 18th ridicules the idea OF the
Democratic party resorting to the testl-
mony OF such men as Seelye to expose
the scoundrelism of the Radical usurp
ers OF this State. It is an almost daily
experience TO be brought to wonder on
which side the political fence the But-
letin is. The course OF the paper Is
really enigmatical Instead OF pointing
to the true cause Of the country's evils,
and denouncing the villains who incite
them for their party purposes, it walls
and weeps over the occurrences, and SO
words it's wailings that one would sup
pose the good people who are only en-
gagged In suppressing disorders are
really to be blamed. And now it OBJ
jects to Seelye's testimony.
Has the Bulletin never heard OF men
being hung for committing murder, oil
on the testimony OF confederate who
had turned States evidence Is 1t not
aware that the discovery OF oil sorts OF
crime probably oftener hinges on this
kind OF evidence than otherwise Every
man. whatever be his character. is re-
ceived on the witness stand, and the
only question in the premises Is, how re-
liable is his testimony? This is to be
determined according to circumstances.
We are now engaged in ferreting out
the villainies OF the Radical scoundrels
who have been expressing and impover-
ishing US. Good men have not been
engaged with them. but men Of the
class we would rid the State OF. If any
of these men are willing to turn State 8
evidence, and help us in our work, well
and good. 1t is hard to imagine any
other source through which the desired
evidence is to come
Another point. From the beginning Of
the whisky trials in this city the Bulle
tin has been casting ridicule and cold
water on official efforts to detect the
robbers OF the Government treasury.
This is all wrong. IT parties have been
enriching themselves by robbing the
Government (Which is stealing and the
man who steals is thief, let them be
convicted and punished. Innocent men
are not going To be found guilty. The
danger is that all the guilty will not be
convicted. IT high man is guilty let
him fall from his spurious pinnacle and
be spurned by honest men. II a low fell
low Is crawling to so-called influence by
force Of fraud, let him be stopped in his
career and dropped back into the scum
whence he rose. The want Of this peo-
pie for years has been for the return OF
the rule of honesty. In the name of
decency and prOpriety let US not throw
an obstacle in the way of that return.
LAST DTTCHER.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-21
The History Of a Plaster.

Chapter Thirty years ago the rubber DO.
rous plaster superseded all other plasters. and
to large extent liniments. etc. The reasons
for the substitution were several: 1st 1t was
discovered that rubber being the natural reser-
voir OF electricity. possesses great curative
properties. ID When rendered soft and plable
1t became a convenient base for the best external
stimulants 3D. 1t could be worn without soing
the clothing or causing the wearer any inoon
vcnience. Like all new inventions, however, 1t
was far from perfect and capable of improve
ments. These improvements have been made
In Benson S Capcine Porous Plaster. An arti-
Gle descriptive OF the new method OF treating the
rubber. whereby il contains more electricity
than formerly will be published in next Satur-
day Democrat. f2l
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-21
Pleyel Pianos.

Our only authorized agent for the Southern
States is Mr. LOUIS HRUNEWALD, Grunewald
Hall. PTEYEL WOLFF 4 co.
Paris December 30 1874
Referrng to the above | bog to announce that
am the only Piano Dealer in the city who re-
ceivcs these celebrated pianos direct from the
factory. Just received and being unpaoked eg
French bark 'Phars u large invoice of these
fayorue Pleyel Pianos. and purchasers should
take notice that they are numbered in the 81 ooo
and % COOS Do not he deceived by advertise
meniS A number of counterfeit Pleyel have
been sold in this city Also beware Of Bogus
Pianos, manufactured in this country. All Pi-
amos sold by me arc genuine, and are guaranteed
To give satisfaction. For further particulars call
on the undersigned, LOUIS GRUNEWALD
Sole Agent for II vel. Wolff 4 Go. Steinway 4
Sons. and other first class manufacturers.
my21 N II t6 II. 20 and " Baronne street
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-21
Card of Thanks,

HALL or JUNIATA SOCIAL CLUB.
May 20. 1876.
At a meeting Of this Club. held on TUESDAY.
10th inst, vote Of thanks WAS unanimously
ado ted. to the following friends and we'll
Wishers whose assistance contributed 80 largely
towa' ds the success OF our excursion and picnic
at Pass Christian: Mrs. i Skinner. the accom-
nlished and ever attentive proprietor Of the
Crescent House: Messrs. Il. Curtis, A. Ole, J.
Picante. v Decondeaux, N. Bechte d. Molone.
T.. II. Wint. all OF whom gave us every possible
attention. leaving nothing undone that could
Contribute to the pleasure of ourselves and
guests.
NJ. J PONS r. CHAMPAGNE, Jr..
X. MUSSO, ii. T. BROWN
j. K. GOURDAIN,
. my21 1t Committee Of ARRANGEMENTS
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-21

Mr. Philip Werlen has our thanks for
new ballad entitled Il Tickled Her
Under the Chin" AS far as we could
Judge from cursory glance at the
music, it is melodious; concerning the
poetry. the titillating sensation is SO
truly portrayed that evidently the
author has. at some time or other.
''tickled her under the ehin"-and alto
gether the thing Is "tieklish'
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-21

Tonight tho Association Dramat-
iuue Orleanaise' gives their complimen-
tary benefit to Mr.. L. Placide Canonge.
their director and instructor. We have
no doubt that the public and the nu
merous friends Of Mr.. Canonge will lend
their countenanoe to this well-deserved
ArfhutA
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-21

We have received from FIR. Louis
Gruneweld, Grunewald Hall, Baronne
street. a new sacred melody, "Cling to
the Gross" dedicated to Messrs. Moody
and SAnkey.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-21
CARPETS, MATTINGs, CURTAINS. Et,

Wholesale and Retail-17 Chartres Street
GARPETING--Axmins nster Velvet. Brussels etc.
fLOOK OIL LGLOTH-English and American
MAI IIING-Whte, Che K and Fancy.
WINDOW SHADES. Table aud Piano Covers
GHRTAIN and Furniture Materials
bhOCATELLE. Coteines. Reps Slip Covers.
BURLAPS, by the bale. piece or yard.
my2o % SuWe A. BROUSSEAU l. SON
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-21
Strawberries

Grown on plants that are well mulched with
clean straw, above which the fruit grows on
which it pillows. and by which 1t is completely
protected from all grit and sand are received in
SEMI-DAILY SUPPLIES at
100 Canal street,
where thev are retailed at MODERATE PRICES
by the producer.
my2o 2t2dp CTOUD
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-21
Travellers to tho Centennial

can be supplied at Levys Dollar Store with all
the nick -nacks suitable for travelling onven-
iences, and. as a matter OF course. at much
lower figures than elsewhere
Orders from the country will be, as usual
faithfully ate nded to, and catalogues sent free
on application. Address
E. LEVY CO..
137 Canal street.
N.Y. I'm New Orleans
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-21
PARASOLS.

The stock In now complete. and we sell at the
following low prices:
II inch plain silk, 81 o.
fs inch plain silk. 81 Is.
Is inch plain silk, s1 40.
20 inch plain silk, 81 rs.
% inch plain silk. 81 90.
Do. boiled silk. with fancy handles, 50 cents
extra pearl and ivory handle. plain and waI-
ranted gold mounted. - to -.
Children's Parasols. all colors-bone. ivory
and horn handled. 25 cents 10 81 So
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-21

Our thanks are due the New Orleans
Philharmonic6o Society for tickets TO their
musical soiree to be given at Grunewald
Hall, on Monday, 22d inst. ,ot
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-21

Ne 6Ss G1AI8EO0y
CALENDAR OF AUCTION SALES OF REAL
ESTATE, STOCKS, ETC
To take place at the st. Charles Auction
Exchange:
Tuesday, May 93--Assignee's ssle in bank
r,ptcy Of A. Giraud-One-half interest
in the Georgetse Planiationt parish pa, 81,
District stocks and bilis IL .eceiyse.9' rs'o =,
Mrs. Ellen Walsh Household furniture
etc, In two story dwelling No. s7s Erato
saturday, May 37-For settlement among
the heirs : That splendid three -story
brick mansion. with two lots and garden
The three three. story brick dwellings, Nos
$40. 242 and IA canal. and forming the
corner Of Liberty street
The two two story brick dwellings IN rear
designated by tho Nos. 10 and Ia. Liberty,
between Canal and Gasauet strects.
About thirty nine choice building lots front
ing on Bienville. Cont and Vt Louis
between and on Rocheblave and Tont
streets
That elegant story and attic brick rest
dence, No. VI Esplanade. between Bour-
bon and Dauphine streets.
saturday, June Y-That popular and con
traly located business stand-The three p
story brick store, etc. known a. the Bis
marck" saloon. No ~ Royal street DO.
tween Customhouse and Bionyille
streets
= The three-story brick dwelling No 81 Dry
ades street.
The very handsome. newly built. and mod
ernly arranged double tenement frame
cottages opposite Clay Square. and form
ing the SOU beast corner OF Annuneia-
tion and Third stl ees.
The neat two story frame dwelling No. 9ot
First street, near corner OF Baronuo
street.
That excellent and commanding business
stand. forming the southwest corner OF
Delord and Rampant streets.
All on long credit and easy terms.
For terms and further particulars see Official
and descriptive advertisements and plans at
! office of c. Il. 9IKARDEY No. 81 Camp street, .
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-21
MARKET STORE.

MARkET SIVKE.
Rousset 4 Co.,
80 Decatur street, opposite French Market.
BUILDERS HARDWARE,
PAINTS. OILS and vARNISHES
FISHING TACKLE and CUTLERY.
my1o DdW I'm
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-21

Sec the new styles
Brooches for Scarfs new
Diamond Earrings magnificent.
Fan Chain Bracelets thew
Sets, Rings Charms
Chains and Lockets,
Necklaces and Lockets.
81 I'D.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-21
SAVE THE TINE

| 0k& v - - AA~ 3A10N
or Yous--
CLERKS AND oTnsn EssPL0Ykas
American District Telsgrsph Messsnyersy
For all kinds Of meseengei service
The Messengers are specially seiectod, trained.
| uniformed and numbered and can Be- Obtained
| instantly any hour. night or day. rain or shine
MESSENGER SERVICE.
80 conts per hour; Is cents for % minutes OF
loss and cents ior each additional 10 minutes
| Special rates given for any length of time be-
yond three hours, when contract Is made In ad
vance.
CIRCULARS DELIVERED
Unaddressed-
1909 1909 Or less .........s2 % per thousand.
lWD 70 5tO / 10
5000 and upwards. so e
Circulars. such as notes invitations. wedding
cards. etc. at from IS to so usr thousand, ac-
cording TO destination.
Satisfaction guaranteed We respectfully So
licit your patronage.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
mys I'm II Commercial Place.
GENERAL SOUTHERN AGENCY
Louisville and Cuban Asphalt Co.,
O5 Magazine street,
PURE CUBAN ASPHALT vARNISH,
For Coating Wood or Iron vessels Bat.
toms, wharf Piles,
BRIDGE AND TREsTLE WORK OF WOOD
or Iron. Machinery. Gas and Wster Pines Iron
Rsilings. Metal Roofs and 0utssfs. and all other
kinds Of Metal Substances undSr or above
ground or water.
PURE CUBAN ASPHALT.
BY THE HodsHEAD. TON Oh CARGO.
Aspha,t Metal Os.ysusa,
For Paving and Roofing.
pse sTKEgF gFsn SSsSsFss fod eSfs Isa ,2s
ING HOUSES. sTEAMBoATS OF san anyshins IL % hat
ness1 needs good durable waser and weather proof
Dean q CeIsnan's Patent Improved
TRAM RAIL,
weighing from 10 70 20 pounds TO the yard
lor street and narrow gauge railroads
Also. 10 and 80 pound Rail
CONTRACTS FOR PORTABLE RAILROADS
for Plantation and saw Mil purpose-
AND
General Street Railroad Supplies.
-AL5p-
snip Sheathing FELT. Soft Hair FELT, for
Boiiers. TANNATE OF SODA tor cleaning
Boilers. TANNIC ACID, for Dyeing. Tanning
u WIN, FRANCIS MCLEAN.
ap'i o0N Agent
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-21
r RfCR LIST;


The following Watches are all Lever move,
ments. Jeweed. Sa.Ve ~ as 80 Watoh. and
sold with guarantees tW .Wo yshls..
Solid silver Watch e>lmS as The cut .....'... s1b
Solid Silver Stem -Wirkier.x s...'.......s...*. "
Stem Winder oz Silver essSe. e.@-............. 80
Same. but open face, fiat Ja>s. cass 20 30
solid ls karat Gold Watch on .ea.s' 90 nose 20 %
Solid IA karat Gold Stem w Iuder. ~ oS case ~
Solid is karat Gold Stem inder. q = os. case ,oo
The following Watches arc TWO g. |cS smaiief
than the SIS Watches. and finer quality.
In Silver, hunting or open face case. ~
Solid "A karat Gold case. ase...............A..~ go
Solid 18 Karat Gold case se.............~.A...> 20
Ladies' Watches, Solid Gold cases ..~... 70
stem Winders, Solid Gold cases ........><; -
Ladies' Stem Winders. elegantly engraved
and enamsled ed..................fro from S75 to 125
Gentlemen's Gold Chains in great variety
Prices vary from sl5 to SIS.
large assortment Of Ladies' Gold Chains,
from SIS to 800.
Silver Chain, suitable for the sis Watch. from
"a TO &C.
Any Watch sent by mail In registered pack
age at my risk, on receipt of prce, with 80 cents
for postage; or by Express. G. O. D.. with privi-
lege Of opening tho package and examining the
Watch before paying for It. Address ~ above.
A Key that winds any watch sent BY mail for
nifty cents and stamp. ap3 em 3dp dAW
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-21

with the new style centre, d each
Plain. u pair.
All sizes on hand and at half the regular
prices.
Velvet Carpet RUGS. very cheap.
CHILDREN's CARRIAGES. s7 50 up: such
low figure was never known before.
We send these goods to any part of the coun-
try free Of extra charge.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-21
WOODEN CARVED GOODS.

In this department we have made O general
reduction. and all goods formerly sold for 81 so
arc now reduced to 81, including the 81 50 tables
now 81, and the small size 81 Wall Brackets now
81 pair.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-21
BOHEMIAN GLASSWARE

Extra large Vases u. formerly g.
Toilet Sets a. formerly %.
And something new In Mantle Sets at d apiece
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-21
ENGRAVING.

No 1o1 CANAL STREET tup stairs.
Wedding and Visiting Cards in the most f.sh
lonabe style. Monograms. or. SITS and inscrip-
tons artistically executed. Badges specially
apl6 I'm Su
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-21

Improvement in
PHOTOG Apply.
THE FINEST WORK IN THIS CITY.
MGR OSCOPIC PICTURES SET Nv EVER
DESCRIPTION or JEWELRT
THEY ARE PERFECTION ITSELF.
VERY REASONABLE IN PRICE
Photographs Enameled in the Latest Style OF
Faded Pictures retouchoI or enlarged to any
size. and perfect ikoness guaranteed.
JOHN II. CLARK h. Photographer.
al6 smSn No. 101 Canal street
HOME MANDATORY.
CARRIAGES, BAROUCHEs. BUGGIEs. JER-
SEY WAGONS,
-And all kinds Of
SPRING WAGON WORK.
At prices 10 compe with any other city
Also
Importer and Dealer In
Carriage. Wagon and Cane Cart Materials
efsaTfo fsPE he R1gNRs BLIND and SASH COM
Al, 43, IS and ~ Perdido strest,
aps 3md&W JOS. SCHWARTZ.
W. D. MATTHEW'S,
BOOKSELLER, STATIONER AND
PRINTER,
SOS. Magazine street SOS
Pio-Nic and London Club Crouu.t.
The best in the city at the lowest price.
Straight Hickory Handles Best Seasoned Wood. |
Balls Perfect Spheres Best Ground
Oil. Paint and Varnish,
81 So So 25. s3 co. IS 5o Sc So Sc co. $40 CO. sl2 90
Less than Factory Prices.
W. d. MATTHEW'S |
mh26 3m sos Magazine street n O. |
ENGRAVING.
JOHN A. CAIRNS,
No. Iol CANAL STREET tup stairs.
Wedding and Visiting Cards in the most fash
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-21

This department is now replenished and com
plete In both Ladies' and Misses goods
Balbriggan Hose. extra length. s1 box TO d q
pair.
Balbriggan Hose for Misses and Children tl q
box to 81 pair.
Study your interest and look at the goods b.
fore you purchase elsewhere.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-08-31
MORSE \ SMITH.
POWELL 4 GAYLORD.

Attorneys at Law Office in the Journal
building, River Falls, Wisconsin.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-08-31

men who indulge in such personal ex.
trayagance, and plumber Of other PEG.
Pies property.
And yet large class of the commu.
nifty must always be in debt. The
point to be decided when one goes in
debt is whether he can give good Sc.
curity, and whether he can 50 use the
money he borrows as to pay interest,
and, after providing to meet his notes
at maturity, have surplus over to
add TO his own capital. The whole
subject should he examined with the
greatest and conservative care, and if
that were done and the people honest.
~ lived within their means, there
would be very few disastrous failures
in the country.