The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-01

mingled grlefs ana joys, man bearing hus
! basket of champagne appeared in our sanctu1
: and drove all thoughts Of sadness from OF
minds in an instant
The wins was the famous and unapproacf
able Piper Heidsieck, and came as pleasar
remembrance from the agents, our value
friends, Messrs. Schmidt e. Ziegler, whole
sale grocers and importers, together with
note full Of kindly sentiments and goo
wishes for the future of the BULLETIN
The note was written and signed by tn
BULLETINS worthy godfather" Washington
Marks. Esq, who is a partner in the hous
OF Schmidt& Ziegler, and to whom, more thai
to any other person. we are indebted TO
thoughtful and unremitting attentions an,
substantial aid.
Gentlemen all, we quaff your health i,
foaming beakers OF your generous and de
licious wine and wish you Happy New Year
Orphans FA1E.-We call our readers at
tention to the Fair now taking place at St
Theresas Hall, on Erato street, between Camp
and Magazine streets, for the benefit of the
Camp street Female Orphan Asylum. The
Sisters Of Charity in charge OF this institution
have not received any aid from the city OF
State authorities, and have now to appeal to a
generous public for the support of their chart
table work. Tomorrow, Saturday, concert
will take place at the Fair, organized by the
choir Of st. Theresa's Church, and assisted
by number of talented vocalists and mu-
sicians The programme comprises ballads
operate selections, violin and piano solos.
Admission, twenty-five cents
CREOLE FIRE COMPANY No. 9-The annual
celebration which attends the election of Off
GERS to this gallant company, and which
should have taken place on the 14th inst, the
date of the election, but which was post
poned on account of the death of one of their
members, came off last night. Below we give
a list of the officers elect:
President, L. A. Witt; Vice President, J.
o. Loze (since died.; Foreman, D. NJ. Vale
ton; LIST Assistant, A. V. Flotte; I'd Assistant
A. Cazeres; Treasurer, T. Paderas; Secretary,
Geo. Paisley.
After partaklng of splendid layout at the
Jackson Hall, the boys took up
their line of march, stopping to serenade
their worthy President, L. A. Wilt, and
other friends of the company, among whom
we are happy to be numbered.
The HOME CRcLE.-On New Years Eve
here assembled at the Hall of Home Hook
md Ladder No l. Sixth District, by invita-
ion from the Home Circle Association, as
merry and as happy crowd of ladies and
gentlemen as could be found in this CAV city
# ours, who for the nonce seemed determined
o Danish all thought of care and trouble. and
n seeing the old year out and the new wear
n to enjoy themselves to the fullest bent.
Nothing was left undone by the gentlemen of
his association to contribute to the enioy-
aent Of their guests, and to render this enter
ainment grand success, and that they sue
eeded was evidenced by the joyous laughter
choed and re-echoed through the hall from
me to time, and the expressions of regret
hitch were heard on all sides, when the dawn
the New Year gave the signal for breaking
p. We return thanks to the gentlemen of
re Home Circle for the invitation sent us.
nd wish them one and all Happy New
ear! {
It is with pleasure that we call the atten-
on of our readers to the card of Messrs. R.
:. u B. J. Montgomery, which appears in our
lotion columns this morning. These gen.
emen have won for themselves an enviable
putation as business men, and they now '
and among the first in their line. As an I
ctioneer, the Colonel stands second to none a
the city, and, with an experience of over
enty-fve years, he feels confident he can :
We satisfaction. He gives his personal at
alton to all sales of real estate, stocks, fur
lure, etc. Their auction rooms for the sale
every description OF household furniture =
located on the corner of Camp and
tchez streets. Their stables, for the
9 OF horses, mules, buggies, etc., are
uated on the corner of Baronne and Ora
n streets. They also conduct the regular
'niture business in all OF its varied branches II
u ~ 40 :" pAot'ooAo " Walk through Cnelr
Sc establishment and inspect their i'm
nse stock.
Their parlor suits are exquisite in work.
nship and design, being finished in gilt
covered in silk, reps and hair cloth. Their
i-room, dlninS-roons library suits and
ench plate mirrors are Of the best material
latest styles, and their stock of common
niture, suitable for the cottage, kitchen
plantation use, cannot be surpassed for
llity and price. This house is deserving
the patronage 'of this community, and we
1ic advise our readers to call on them,
Jacob OFT,