The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-03

prices by B. j. West Nos lis and III Magazine street
IMPORTANT To LITIGANrs-Lawyers' brief;
are prin ed for dollar per page at No. Banl
lace, near Gravier street.
Levy Bros. will offer for the next two
weeks superior quality of black grenadine all ii
| at sixty cents a yard. No humbus-:t is something
extraordinarily cheap. Call early Levy Bros 50,
Magazine street.
MINERAL WATER-Thirsty souls may sOOr
regale themselves with the drink that oh but no
inebrates, at only five cents glass. by dropp ng il
on Mr. r. Huberwald, drugg at and chemist, No Is,
Canal street, between Bourbon and Dauphine.
New Goods and cheap for cash is the
motto at E. A. Tyler. No 1l3 Canal street where tn,
ware bronzes. parian al fancy gods may be f,und
in endless variety, at prices to suit the times
On your way to the post office, remember
to stop in at Goldthwaite's book store, No 50 Cana
stree where the great dalies of the North and West
are dispersed by Mr.. c. E. Staub. for only se cents
apiece In the st ck is also large assortment of
law DO oks-just ceived-ibraries inc uded.
IMPORTANT TO PARENTS, GUARDIANS AMI
GoDMorHER Levy Bros, $50 Magazine street. car
occasio OF their first communion. pecally large
and select is their sock of Bishop lawns Victor "a
lawns. Swiss yelling sash, bbons etc
found ster ing silverware plated ware cutlery
watches and jewery at the old reliable establishment
of A. B. Griswold Co., corner Canal aud Royal
streets. Keep ng rome but the BEST eveDT article
they sell is always under full guarantee.
Parties paying back taxes (CITY, STATE
OR P ,RIsH) to pay will do well to engage Messrs
tARNETT 4 CAMMAcK, Baokers No. u CARoNpELET
STREET, to settle them, wh they prepared to
do allowing a most liberal rate of discount Also
city, school. State and pa.ish warrants bought and
sold.
Mr.. 1sdore Levl-formerly of the firms of
Levi Navra, Levi Navra Co /, and Geo. G Wolf l.
Levi-gives notice that he is nov with Messrs. A.
Peser Co., importers of crockery, glassware, cut
lery ETC.. No. "a Magazine tr, et where he will be
happy to wait his friends and Gu ,tomers paying
special attention to the retail trade.
PIANos.-Buy a Steinway, a Knabe, a
Pleyel, Westermayer Rays piano if you would en-
joy the luxury of truly harmoniou sound. These
Grunewald's. Grunewald Hall. No. 10 bsronne
street, where also second hand pianos being al
most given away.
Lovers of the beautiful in art will find at
NJ E. J. Soube, Artist Pilot ,grapher NJ. 800 st. An
drew street, corner MagaZ the rarest specimens Of
Rembrandt photographs and porcelain pctur 8, at
low prices. This kind of work is speca ty with Mr.
SOuby, who Is unrivaed in Lis art, and one of the
pioneer photographers of the city.
OLD PHOTOGRAPHS, AMBROTYPES AND DA
GUERREOTYPEs CoPIED-That note | artist Mr. John
II. Clark de, Ia es, in an advertisement in another
column that all pictures, framed in any colo sent
to him. with directions regard ng color of hair
and complexion, will be faithfully and correctly
copied and made natural life. Clark always acts
fully up to his professions.
Our lady friends and their name is legion
will be more than repaid by q timely visit to the
well known dry goods estab shment of Messrs. Levy
Brothers, No. $50 Magazine street. These popular
merchants in receipt Of full lines OF SWISS Bishop
Lawn, Victoria Lawn. NsinsoOk Jaconets and Linen
Lawn; also Pqne Corses, ETC.. all Of which they
Offering at extremely reasonable prices
BUTTER, CHEESE, ETC.-Messrs. G. H. Law
renee l. Co., Mos 80 and Al Tchoupit ,ulas ct, eet
have in store for ssio large stsci Of strictly choce
Goshen butter, fair Western butter and New York
cheese to which direct the attention of the
ply Of the famous Hudnut's grits and hominy. an
cho CO white bean and rpt peas. See advertisement
The Locquet-Leroy Female Collegiate In
BY the overflow. proved most successful In tho real
zation Of its object. and, musical entertainment
displayed to great advantage the efficiency and accom-
plshment Of the many charming pupils Of the insti-
tute II is gratifying to note so ready disposition
On the part of the young people of our city to lend
ready hand in the cause of charity.
We take great pleasure in directing atten-
on to the advertisement of esteemed friend, Mr..
". H Applegate successor to the favoraby known
irm of McIntyre Applegate LAG Poydras street.
This house has long i,yed a reputation here and
elsewhere of being among the most extensive plumb
and dealers in cook ng ranges, DO lie bath tubs,
water closets, washs.ands. force pumps. etc. in the
southern country. Those of read who will
1--WE App egate call will be treated SOU .rey and
airly. Try him.
Read, mark and innardly digest" is an
pt injunction most likely to be folio we'd, on this the |
threshold OF tn long summer days To the many whose
uty it is TO observe 1t would say stand not upon
he order of subscribing. but subscribe at once to
Jliss Great Circu aing L brary, which is the oldest
nd largest i'll the city, and your days passe in the
ompany of the best authors will be long AMI happy.
Iessrs. Geo Ellis Brother. are constantly adding to
heir splendid stock, the finest fctons I'd most APP
roved standard works. all of which may also be
ound III their circnla ing library.
At the German Volksfes for the benefit
the German Protestant Asylum, which opens to.
ay at the Fair Grounds among other many induce
lents we note pony race for $50 a side, With the
ollowin. entries: F. b. McCool enters Mohawk. and
Barnweli, Tom Thumb. There is likewise to be
bali match between the Price Current Base Ball
Tub and Roberts Sa sh Factory Nine.
The tickets sold for the 26 and 9th April good
Or the Sd and 4th May. All who attend may look
onward to jolly good time.
Two hundred thousand dollars worth OF
goods at cost price This extraordinary Offer even
IT dull times, il made III Columns this morning
y the old established dry goods house of J Tuscote.
10. I5S Canal street. Their stock is OF the best
ssorted in the city, and, it is bought for cost
OF fail to offer precedented bargains Ia view Of
he great rush being made on this noted establish
lelt its many Customers and friends advised to
all early ad secure the PICK o. the fin bargains offer
lg.
PIANOS 81 A WEEK.-Mr. Philip Werein,
Nos. rs, 80, 81 and 81 Baronne street has second
ana pianos at 0, $50 S75. 500 and 1925 for al
2 per week Mr. Werein sells Chickering'S, Dun
ans and Pleyel's, etc, pianos at low prices and OH
asy terms, if d s red. La year Mr.. Werlein bought
lackmal' s stock f sheet music, to which he has
tded extensively, making his stock of sheet usic
cry arge Mu c s Id very Cheap. Pianos repaired
III tuned b thorough workmen. Small instruments
pa red by VIM. Schmd.
FURNITURE on STORAGE, ETC.-The bust
ess Of Mr. John b bis his grown to such an extent
lat he has been obliged t. rent the store l54 Camp
n ct, for the purpose of taking furniture on
nra q for w Itch he asks the cheaI,est rates ever