Gazette and sentinel., 1860-10-27
GAZETTE & SENTINEL.
A., New orleans Advertisements.

o,r New Orleans Advertisements.
Commencing with the Oldest and thus con-
=, ue first call the attention Of our
s.;o,ds TO the advertisement Of ALFRED NUN
no,k Co., which for so many years they
-. sesn in our paper. Since its first APP
...rsnce, this enterprizing firm has been
r,ovinp into wealth and importance, as with
.hs rise Of New Orleans, towards which they
-. LIANT such material assistance,-tnl at
r...,h ,beir stock embraces the largest doubt
,,.s in the country, and Of evey possible
10 and quality Of clothing, and to display
ubicb they occupy one of the the most splen,
,a establishments in New Orleans, and in the
mos, prominent locality. 1t is from such a
uooss-from men Of such enterprise, that
,bs,r bargains and good articles may be had,
I'D re are confident this is the opinion Of all
vho have ever traded with ALFRED MUNROE
4 Co.
Vi y. BlCkIE1--1u HCAb III plNNShShNS
and honor on our list, is Mr.. II. p. Buckley,
who occupies No. s, Camp street. number
now familiar to all in this State. who can boast
Of having superior articles Of jewelry and sill.
vsrvsre, and OF carrying q watch which has
been but once repaired, unless accidently in
iured Afterwards. 1t is a great point in a
,ilyersmith and jeweler of the present day, to
establish a character which places his asser-
tions beyond doubt. A purchaser know from
sucb a man, uhat he is actually buying, where
fore. we're he to 60 to a stranger or to a house
Of doubtful character, he might get false jew
oil. false metal and false work palmed upon
him for the genuine. We guarantee that any
nurcbaser at the above establishment will be
,Iessed with the articles bought, or with the
manner in which his watch is repaired.
II the latter is desired, just hand it over to }
McWhliams & Co, Agents for Mr.. BUCKLEY,
and in A day or two it will come back as good
as new. 1t is indeed a pleasure to trade with
The above gentleman.
A. BRousssAU & Co.-Next come our friends
ofNo. 80, Charter street, and this Is the very
season to renew their names and business edi>
torlally before the public. We see it stated
that Mr. BRoUssEAU has just returned from
the North land we know he went, for We had
the pleasure Of accompanying him part Of the
way ourselO with a new and large stock OF
Carpetings, Rugs, Oil Cloth, &c, of patterns
and styles of a beauty hitherto unprecedented
.ad at prices, we hear stated verbally, that
would scarcely fail to surprise the buyers. 1t
was but the other day that we were admiring
abeautiful carpet in the house ola lady friend
in New Orleans. 1t was Of the latest style.
"You think it beautiful" said she, "but when
tell you that it only cost me 81 25 per yard,
what will you think I" Well, we thought Of
asking her where she obtained it-so hand
some and 50 cheap and was pleased to find
that it come from our patrons A. BRoUssEAU
L Co. This is no fction-but fact II any
Of our readers wants a fine and fashionable
carpet at rates exceedingly low, let them 90 tc
No. % Charities street.
ELEGANT Boor SBOE SroRE. Next We
come to The elegant Boot and Shoe establish
ment OF Mr.. JAMES MARTIN, No. 4 Charities
street We have no hesitation in saying,
what we have said beforehand we base our
opinion upon actual ~proof-that the shoes
and boots Of Mr.. MARTIN, for durability, as
well as Cor their style and finish, cannot be
eIcened anywhere, in the city. His ladies
Sud children's shoes, in particular, we car
recommend with assurance, that his make
style and price cannot fail to be acceptable
to purchasers.
CHAs. BYRKE, 46 Tchoupioulds street.
This Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Msnufac
tury establishment, 46 T~choupitoulas street
is one Of the oldest in the city. 1t is al
present occupied by the above gentleman
whose work, by a glance at his shop, show:
conclusively it lie popular with the public
One OF the prominent features OF this estab'
lishment, is it supply Of stoves, and partic
ularly q stove known as the "BYRNE STovB,'
calculated mainly for plantation, steam
boat and ship use. To planters, particularly
itsppeared to us as invaluable, and we canno
but believe that if 9 perfect knowledge o
what it can perform was general among thu
planting community, it would soon be upor
every plantation in this State. No planter
has ever yet tried il, we have been assured
but who has been more than satisfied viii
its performances.