The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-27
The Dubois Cotton Gin.

This celebrate
1857 L. - .Il.l I|.3, fange Gin is rap'
I MxSE ly superseding a
&E36G |I,I.-. n others; it cuts til
: Gf2 seed cleaner, gvin
3 u A3&Ix NJ more pounds OF lii
81 N&Sh X@RSI Sf2Ey from same quantit
,ASH(I of seed cotton
I - does work o
| y less power, sam
number Of saw
7 producing better sample than any other Prict
50 per saw all sizes hand For circulars and tn
highest testimonials from every cotton State apply
/ GOLSAN BROS, Cotton Factors and General Agents
NO. 80 Perdido street New Orleans s27 3meod
Special Notice.
The ladies and gentlemen willing to assist i,
decorating EXPOSITION HALL on TUESDAY
EVENING next, are requested to meet at the
hall. at o'clock on MONDAY MORNING.
The ladies of the Association also request thu
friends Of the cause to send evergreens to the
hall early on Monday morning, to be used in the
decoration. s27 1t2dp
| Carpets! Carpets!
..CHARTRES STREET...17
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
| CARPETS, English and American.
| OIL CLOTH, Floor, Table and Enamel.
MATING, White, Check and Fancy.
WINDOW SHADES, Ticking, Etc.
BURLAPs, by the Bale or Piece.
CURTAIN MATERIALS.
LACE and Nottingham Lace CURTAINS.
s27 Su&We 2dp By A. BROUsSEAU.
FELLMAN BROS,
1873 ~ CANAL STREET. 1873
We call immediate attention to the following
SILKS, bought at New York BANKRUPT SALE
at only FIFTY FIVE CENTS on the dollar. and
SOLD AT A SMALL ADVANCE.
% pieces BLACK SILKS, Coo. to 50 so.
"a pieces Excellent Quality COLORED SILKS,
at 81.
10 pieces Much Finer and Heavier, at 81 so, COM
prising all Colors and Shades.
very Large Lot of DRESS GOODS
At PRICES TO SUIT HARD TIMES.
One case JAPANNED, at 2ec.
FELLMAN BROS.
s27 1t2dp
TO NaturUliSed Citizens Of the
First Hard.
Democratic and Conservative residents Of this
Ward between Felicity and Thalia) who need
advice or assistance regarding naturalization
are invited to consult the undersigned, who have
been appointed by the Central Club to attend to
the same.
To sound the death knell of carpet-baggery
and scallawagsery all patriotic citizens must pull
at the rope. E0W. BOOTH,
80 Magazine street.
JAS. TIMONEY,
s27 3t2p 127 Gravier street.
The Mitchell Dc -Runsnselsberg
FURNITURE COMPANY,
1913 Camp, corner POydras Street,
Are still disposing of their SPLENDID STOCK
OF FURNITURE at very reasonable prices in
order to close it out and quit business in this
city.
Those wanting good, well made and substan-
tial Furniture for their money are respectfully
invited to call and inspect their stock
GEORGE. MITCHELL, Agent.
s27 Up St
HosC Small Items Count.
Ten cents day is mere trif1e, yet it will buy |
coffee and sugar for whole famiiy-s7 IL year |
and this amount deposited in the Citizens |
Savings Bank, GIunewald Hall, with the interest |
thereon, would in ten years amount to 1893 Sc; |
IN twenty years to $2S4o-quite snug little for |
tune.
il. GUBERNAToR, President.
n. BENNER, Cashier. s27 I'm
The Improved
BUCKS BRILLIANT STOVE,
WITH CHILLED IRON FIRE PLATES,
ExcELs ALL OTHER STOVES
BUCKS GUARANTEE STOVE,
WITH CHILLED IRON FIRE PLATES,
For Coke, Coal or Wood,
At H. HALLERB,
40 Camp street.
10000 STOVES in Store and Warehouse, which
ill be sold at prices to suet the times.
Call and see for yourselves. s23lt
Hid GlOces-Kid GlOres.
s. G. kREEGER,
Agent for the Manufacturers. will remove 10
140 Canal street,
irectly opposite his present location, on TUES
Jay, september -, and will open the finest and
rgest stock Of KID GLOVES, Of every de-
cIiption, every offered to :le public, and 1t
rices to snit the times. The great loss sus.
lined on Kid Gloves by Dry Goods houses b e