The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-20

! for good clothing.
J. pair of superb blankets would not be
! inappropriate home Christmas present. G.
a Pierson 4 Hews cannot be outdone in the lii
e OF gents fine clothing and underwear.
9 STAUB.-When David Crockett slowly raised h
! rifle and drew sight on the old coon high up
) the branches Of an aged cottonwood, the COO
couldn't stand it and came down. So it was wit
the newsdealers of the city when Staub, from hi
stronghold, No. So Canal street, brought dow
, the prices Of papers, the rest saw there was n
use. and they came down accordingly. Visit thi
, emporium and inspect the large and varied stool
Now style clothing for gentlemen and boys q
IS and Is Camp street.
, Juvenile books, toy books and children
games at Matthew'S, 598 Magazine street.
The largest assortment of decorated china din
ner sets at Navra's, ia Canal street.
As we have before stated to our readers, Their
will be a concert for the benefit of the Church o
the Annunciation, Race and Camp streets, OF
Tuesday next, 22d inst. It will take place il
Grunewald Hall, beginning At o'clock P. NJ.
This concert, apart from the benevolent obiec
in view, presents musical features which will
attract large numbers Of our people. The
tickets are seventy-6ve cents each, and may be
had at the hall on the evening of the concert.
Messrs. Smith Il McKenna, the well-known
merchants who occupy those spacious stores,
Nos. SO. IS, 81 and 80 Povdras street have iust
received by steam direct from Europe. an extra
ordinary large stock of Huntley l. Valuer's cele-
brated biscuits, choice new French and Italian
preserves, soft shell almonds, Crosse 4 Black.
wells chow chow, mixed pickles, gerkins, Per-
rims sauce, COrdova coffee, etc. The trade would
do well to read their advertisement and give
| them call.
CHRISTMAS BooKs.-Those well-known book
sellers and stationers, NJ ssrs. George Ellis Il
Bro, 50 Camp street. have proyided themselves
with holiday gilt books, juvenile picture books,
toy blocks, games. albums and fancy articles in
their line, suitable for gifts For the youngsters
nothing can be found more acceptable, interest
ing and instructive than the Chatterbox, The
Little Folks, Sunday. Day Of Rest, etc. Read the
advertisement of Messrs Ellis & Bro. in another
column, and give them call.
For beautiful parched coffee, go to e3s Maya
zine street.
Hot apple toddy, Tom and jerry and Irish blue
blaze at the Victory.
There are no better scales than Fairbanks
scales to be had. We call attention to the adver-
tisement. 81 Camp street, published in another
column.
The finest crystal glassware in the city, cheap,
at Navras, ia Canal street.
The thrOngs OF appreciative visitors who daily
attend that elegant establishment of Messre
Hitchcock Il Moran, No. 157 Common street, are
loud in their expressions of delight at the choice
wines and liquors there dispensed. We have
spsed OF their selection and can attest the purity
and genuineness of what they offer.
The king of lumber merchants, Ihos Hasam. |
mills and yard corner of Cedar and Julia streets
has always on hand the finest lumber that comes
to the New Orleans market Every description |
The lowest rates. II You want cabins made to |
order, or doors. blinds and sash done in the best
and most workmanlike manner. go to Thomas |
Hasam.
Wingart's Bazaar, 81 Charities stree, is lust
low brilliant with the display of Christmas and
holiday goods, consisting Of dolls, china orna-
nents, furniture SETS Bohemian glass goods,
yheelbarrows and wagons, large and small, for
children, accordeOns, Harmonious and trumpets:
lso beautiful variety Of vases. Cali and see
riend Wingart before you purchase elsewhere.
Hon ekeep.rs in want of good stove should
al! on Mr.. H. Halter, 40 Camp street, and ex-
mine the Bucks Brilliant stove. In these hard
ines saving fuel is an item, and although there
re many kinds of good stoves, there are
one that will burn lees wood than the I'm &.
roved Fuck's Brilliant. and for cooking pur-
oses they are just the thing.
We refer our readers to the advertisement of
II. Hacket, grocer, corner of Thalia and Dry /
les streets. He has just received a large sup !
" Of the good things for Christmas. I
Messrs. Small & Co., 136 Gravier street, and !,
essrs. Marks 4 Co., 134 Gravier street, coffee il
'okers, have our thanks for their latest state
ente. "
For delicious ground coffee, go to 637 Maya d
ne street. h
The only place in the South where microscopic :
ctures can be taken is at B. & G. Moses. corner
Camp and Canal streets. Pay him visit
The largest variety of silver plated ware in the
y, cheap, ct Navra's, ia Canal street. 3
MARINE NEWS. !:
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