Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-10-10
Orr CITY Advertisers.

E. A. TYLER, SO CAMP sT.-The Jewelry
and Music Store of this gentleman is situated
near the corner of Camp and Gravier streets,
and is one of the most popular establishments
of the kind in the city. Nothing there meets
the eye but the purest and richest Of gold and
silver work, and musical instruments of the
finest finish, and latest improvements. Mr..
Chas. Horst, a gentleman whose genius and ia
Tents have long been known, superintends the
musical department in the above establishment.
We trust that our country tr4is;1aas will give Mr..
Tyler a call when they visit the city, if not to
buy, to 1ook-in either case, they cannot fail to
be pleased, as much with the courtesy and at
tention extended them, as with the elegancies
displayed or the purchases they have made.
HAYMAN & HOLDEN, SO MAGAZINE sT.-We
would call attention of builders and others who
know the Importance of good Cement in the
construction of their works, to the advertise
ment Of the above firm. 1t will be seen that
they are the Agents of the Newark and Rosen-
dale Lime and Cement Company and that they
furnish the Cement used in the construction OF
the new C]ustomhouse in New Orleans. This
fact is sufficient testimonial of its worth, and
should insure to the above house the entire pa
tronage of the State, not only in reference TO
their valuable Cement, but of all other articles
in their line. Their store is on Magazine ST.,
a few doors above Poydras, on the side nearest
the riycs.
r. RICHARDS, II CHARITIES sT.-This gen.
tleman, the successor of R. w. Montgomery,
keeps one of the most extensive Hardware es-
adjustments in the southern country-see his
advertisement in another column. His store
extends through from Chartres street to Ex-
change Place, the latter front being occupied ny
all descriptions of castings, iron and steel. We
cannot recommend country purchasers to an
establishment where they are more liable to buy
their goods to better advantage than the above,
where every thing in the Hardware line is exhi-
bited.
MAGE e. kNEAss, 6 MAGAZINE sT.-We
cannot say too much of the long known and ex-
tensiye Saddlery Warehouse of the above firm.
Indeed, the make and durability of their sad
dlery, and all other articles they offer, have long
since been proven by the repeated patronage of
country merchants, who are their principal Gus
toners. Every thing in the line of the above
firm, as seen by their advertisement, is either
manufactured or imported by themselves, and
as a matter of course, they can afford to sell at
a much lower rate than those in the city who
purchase their articles at the North.
G. D. BUScE, 80 CANAL sT.-This gentle
mans Hat Establishment is situated a few
steps from Chartres, to the right as you enter
that street from Canal, and in case you might
not be enabled, by some obstruction or other,
to see his sign over head, just cast your eyes
| to the pavement, and &c. D. Bunce" will be
seen engraved on a flag stone. in front of his
door. We are thus particular in our descrIp-
ton, that our country friends may not get into
the swrone box" for, besides the cheapness, du-
rability and style, which eminently distinguish
es everything in the above establishment, there
is another very great reason why purchasers
should visit the store of Mr.. Burce-he is an
e~rtensire Advertiser, as are all the gentlemen
above, and we have always found it to be the
case, that where a gentleman or firm advertises
literally, there, depend upon it, the best goods
and most liberal bargains can be obtained.