The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-30

The CHAMPION OF THE WoELD-The Ne,r 4n,e,'-
iran !Seriug 1Nachiue.-This wonderful machine
is now to DO seen in full and complete operation
at No. $50 Canal street A visit to this popular
and attractive emporium, will convince the
most skeptical that this sewing machine
possesses all the advantages claimed for it
IN the advertisement, In another column OF this
paper. For thorUughnesS Of work, ease of opera
ion, simplicity Of construction, reliability and
du ability ii cannot be beat. Ever since the ge-
MUS Of its in entOr snatched as it were, from
lhe hand Of the plying seamstress the slow, dull,
plodding
Stitch, stitch, stitch,
and substituted in its stead tha gracious machine
tina, no longer forced her to sit GO in nnwomanly
rags, laboriously at work on
"Gusset, and seam and band"
No sewing machine in the market has, in such a
short time advanced in pull lie favor as the New
American, and those in need Of them should not
delay in sending i'll their address or calling at the
rooms No. $50 Canal street. MIR. Berry, the
agent, will spare no pains to convince the public
Of the truth OF the above statement.
CHAs. LAcoUME. The st. Charles Billiard
Room under the st. Charles Hotel, enjoys a most
enviable reputation among lovers OF the game of
billiards., in consequence Of the popularity and
liberality which have always distinguished its
management, and the beauty, excellence and
large number of the tables within its capacious
walls. 1t has been recently furnished with twelve
new and beautiful tables from the factory Of H
W. Collender, who, as successor to Phean x Col
lender Of New York, is regarded as the very best
Billiard Table maker in the country. Mr. Chas.
Lacoume is not only the very popular and ener-
getc proprietor Of is hail. but is also the Agent
mere Tor the sale Of VIZ. Collender's Tables and
Billiard Goods OF which he is always supplied with
very liberal stock.
In the billiard room Mr.. John Oberlander pre-
Sides who, by his attention to business and
pleasing manners, has won for himself numerous
friends, who appreciate him no less than does
his employer. Mr.. Lacoume. Attached to this
room is one Of the most magnificent bar-rOOms
in the country, occupying the whole basement
rotunda, which Mr.. IacOume, with his usual
enterprise and liberaty, has lately rehtted and
remodeled at a cost Of several thousand dollars,
carving the bar around half uf the immense
rotunda, and having cut two arched doors to the
entrance on st. Charles street, this bar, decOra
ted by numerous embe llshments which only the
good taste of MIR. Lacoume could have con-
ceived, render 1T palatial in its appearance. The
Head Centre Of this Bacthanalian retreat has the
valuable supervision of that rm-hea ted and
genial gentlemen, Mr.. L. W. Arbo, more tami-
liarv known to his numerous friends Ed"
10 say that the liquors are of the best to be
had would be snpertiuous, as every one who has
ever led them can attest for the good judgment
If Charlie " in this as well as other respects.
Alded to this is cigar stand where none but
choce brands are kept. In the entrance on
Gravier street, lie large oyster stand where the
choicest bivayes are received daily in fact, max
ing the whole establishment one of the most COM
plete and beautiful in tins any other country.
We wish Mr.. Lacoume all the success that his
lib erality and energy chly entltle him to.
Nav his shadow never grow less, and may his
coffeIs CIV be filled.