The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-24

RICE-FIVE CENTS,
that for the time, we almost imagined thas
they stood before us in propsia Oersone
Coming down stairs we entered the store OF
MIR. VIM Hogan, No. 80 Canal street, the.
well known dealer in boots, shoes, trunks,
etc. 1t is unnecessary for us to recommend
this popular emporium to our fsllow-citizens,.
but for the benefit of strangers, we would
state that If they are in want of anything in
the shoe or trunk line, they cannot do better
than by calling on Mr.. Hogan.
Continuing on our way, we find ourself in
the well-known hat store of D Arcy's, corner oil
Chartres and Canal, and the thought sug-
gested itself to us, what more suitable Christ
mas present can one make in these hard times
to friend, than one of D'Arcys fashionable
hats?
Turning to our left as we leave the above
store, we next enter the jewelry establishment
Of Mr. E. Lilienthal, and are here met by y
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precious stones, and articles Of vertu. suit
able Tor Christmas presents, and put down at
such prices as to make these articles Of rare
device and decorative art, accessible not only
to the rich, but also to those of limited means,
thus putting in practical form an asthetie
communism" which will be acceptable to.
all
B. l. w. Croner, the largo dry goods mer~
chants, make . display unsurpassed by any
other merchants on Canal street. They have.
on hand q complete line of dry goods, as we'll
as carpets, oil cloths and mating.
We next visited the well-known iewelry
store Of Mr.. M. Schooler, 1O7 Canal street,
where the finest display of watches, dia-
monds, jewelry and hundreds Of other fine
goods suitable for those who want to make a
handsome present.
At 1872 Canal street, G. Layie, as enc of the
from the Court Of snts Clans,
holds forth aud displays general sortment
of goods, such as gentlemen need and desire.
All applications by ladies for presents for
their gentlemen friends will receive due at
tention.
Another one Of the representatives of Santa
Claus is stationed at 1870 Canal street-Eyrich
is his name-and in his establishment can be
found presents in the book line that will
please the infant or the centennarian, and
everybody that time has put between them.
Auge's place, No. 1872 Canal street, is the
cause of considerable discussion in private
families. The ladies see the display, and
hints about beautiful braids. aud curls, and
and-so- forth-being acceptable as donations
from Santa Claus are showered On the man
of the house, who, brute that he is, can't take
them, or at least does not seem to do so, and
trouble follows.
Kuntz, the royal confec'icncr, corner of
Canal and Carondelet Streets has his hands
full supplying orders, and NJ. CASTELAR,, inst
opposite, has by no means an easy time in
meeting the many demands for cigars by the
and everything else in the tobacco
line, with which he is assailed.
At 142 Canal street j. Delannay is stationed
and there can be 5cusd pufs and braids and
curls and everything else that a lady needs in
It is simply necessary to say that Mme-
Olympic is at the old place, IA, and that Santa
Claus has made it his distributing depot for
presents of the finest and latest styles Of
dresses, etc.
J. Turcotte and McGibbon l. Allyn, both
at the corner of Baronne and Canal streets,
one on one side. and one on the other, display
dress goods in profasion of the finest quality
and latest patterns
At $50 Canal is Santa Claus's boot and shoe
which is presided over by r. H.
Bowles.
At 80 Gregg displays everything in tho
sewing machine line.
At 154, Canal the store of Fl. Goldsmith,
Santa Claus is at home, and is as busy as cam
be, sending off ''cart loads" of toys by special
messengers for specified places. which will
never be known until Christmas morning.
w. E. Seebold, 166 Canal street, offers fancy
and general assortment Of fancy
articles.
M. L. Navra, ia, is prepared to supply the
largest family with crockery and house fur
nishing goods. Drafts on Santa Claus when
with the cash are accepted at
par or of pa.
Walshe is at the old place, and as ever, his
stock of gents furnishing goods is complete
j. n. No,r;ch-As we passed down Canal
street, and as we came to the corner of Canal
We noticed . beautifully arranged fruit store,
which was painted in . color which resembled
the skies. In this establishment was to be
found every variety Of fruit, both domestic
and foreign, bon bons Of all sorts, candies>
and in fact al that would go to make up q,
first class store for Christmas gifts, MIR. Nor
rich is we'll known in our community, and we
ask all who know him to call.
Next we visited the establishment Of Messrs-
Dies. 1. Hoxa on Camn street near Canal