Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-10-24
Our New Orleans Advertisers.

VVuAE new o1kSadkA5 SAOs
G19UEL / JAMIsoN, 6 CHARITIES sT.-Ihls
firm does an exceedingly active business, par
t~icularly among the ladies'; and the Idea oc-
cured to US frequently as we passed their store
that they were greatly disregardlng their :"
interests bv not moving into a larger tenement
that their customers, if not their clerks, could
ot least have elbow room. The reflection was
indicative of the fact, that their stock of goods
was large. well assorted, and sold at very mo-
derate prices. Give them q call.
w. W. THOMPSON, 4 CHARITIES sT.-Ihls
gentleman is Of the old firm Of Cameron q
Thompson, 50 well known to fancy goods deaf
ers; the people up here are not informed what
| the former gentleman is doing just W but
the latter. it will be seen, invites his customers
and strangers generally to give hlm a cali At No.
! Chartrts ST., where fancy and dry goods OF
the latest STYLES will be sold at the lowest rates,
Mr.. T.. like his ncighbors above, needs a niue"
larecr house. if he wishes to give room to the
crowds that visit him. His store is the second
one on the right as you enter Charities iroL!
Canal street.
c. YALE. in. Co, 27 MAGAZINE sT.-This
. is Al old and long established firm, (torlnerty
of Charities ST. is one Of the largest IN the Sc
cond Municipality, and is confined, exclusively
we believe. to the wholesale business. We
trust that country purchasers Will give the above
firm a call when they visit the city, ard be sure
not to forget the number, CT Magazine ST. 1or
there are several establishments Of q similar
nature III close proximity.
ANDREW G. BULL & Co. Is CANAL sr.-
The large saddlery warehouse of this firm is
situated between Camp and Magazine, on Canal
street. where every thing Of leather manu1ac-
ture is kept in the greatest abundAnce and v"T!-
ETY.. Their trade is confined principally to the
country, which is proof positive that they sell
! on accommodating terms, and al clcaprates.
NJ. BURNETT, 10 CAMP sT.-Th0-e in want
Of fine and substantially made Clothing would
do we'll to drop in at No. IS Camp street, where
every ding in that line can be had to suit the
most flstidious taste, and he pEeaoant!est gen.
tleman to accommodate you that can be touid.
Mr.. Bufnettis constantly replenishing his stock
from his factory at the North, and country mer-
chants laying in their assortment for the winter
would do we'll TO give him a call.
J. NJ. DEPAss. 20 BANKS .ARcADE.--This
Young gentIcm an card in another column, full
ly explains his business. He was reared in the
city, is well known-is active, energetic and IL
dustrlous-and we feel assured that any bust
ness entrusted to his care will be attended to in
a manner that will elicit the highest approba-
ton.
II. r. BEAcn.-The sign Of this gentleman's
Carriage Repository is the cupola Of The s.
Charles Hotel, for Immediately III the rear of
the hotel on Grlyier and Common streets, will
be found his splendid assortment of carriages
and vehicles Of every description. Mr.. Beach
is Of long standing in New Orleans, and too
wcIfknoXn and deservedly popular, both in his
personal and business capacity, 10 require any
notice at our hands. We, however, trust that
those strangers visiting New Orleans for the
purpose of purchasing carriages, and unac-
Quainted with Mr.. Beach, will, at least, remem-
Der his sign.