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

duties.
Kennedy as clerk and partner, since 1S49
Mr.. Mortimer for the fifteen years since tn
closing of the firm of Joseph Sands & Co., o
which he was partner. These gentleman
r have now formed copartnership, under tn,
style of Vairin & Mortimer, and will continu
the commission business at the old stand
Nos. So and 81 Poydras street. They are me,
who enjoy the entire confidence Of the com
mercial community. They deserve success
and will have it.
, RA1sINs, CHAMPAGNE, Dutch HEER1NGs
: ETc.-Any one wishing to purchase goods BY
r wholesale, in the general grocery and provi
{ sion line, would do well to pay visit to tina
. extensive and widely known house of Messrs
Schmidt & Ziegler. 40, 81, SO and IS New
Levee street. There can be obtained every
variety OF goods, domestic and imported, that
can be found in any like establishment in the
United States. At this time we will only
direct the attention Of the trade to their large
supply of raisins in boxes, half and quarter
boxes; Piper Heidsieck Champagne, and Dutch
herrings, just received ex steamship Frank
furt.
H1BERN1A NATIONAL BANK.-By notice in
another place it will be seen that this bank
has declared semi-annual dividend of four
per cent, payable on the second Monday Of
this january month.
WATCHING OF THE DYING YEAR.-Last night
the congregation Of Felicity Street Church
gathered to see the old year out and the new
year in. Although it was not an occasion of
conviviality, yet the assemblage was one where
all enjoyed themselves by welcoming the new
year in an appropriate manner, thanks being
given to the Divine Ruler for his many bless
ings vouchsafed during the past year, and
wishes extended to each other for many happy
New Years.
Although trade in the Crescent City is Ian
gushing by reason Of the reign Of misrule in
this State, still We are glad to see that some OF
our merchants are doing thriving business,
| such as was characteristic of our city in the
good old days previous to the war. We have
noticed with pleasure in the manifests of
steamboats, arriving at this port, the large con-
siguments Of meats to orr ends Messrs.
Schwabacher 4 Hirsch, commission mer-
chants, Nos 66, GS, 20 and y Magazine, and
81 and % Poydras street.
The boats which arrive in this city daily
from the great West kring large amounts of
meats, bacon. pork, hams, shoulders, spare
ribs, pigs feet, tongues, ETC., to this house.
Their present stock Of meats, ETC., on hand is
very large, but they are continually ordering
more, to supply the large demands made
upon them by customers. They have every
thing in the line of meats, which they will
sell in lots to suit purchasers, and at as rea-
sonable prices as any one else. We take a
pride and pleasure in recommending the
energy and enterprise which they have shown
in carrying on such a thriving business in
the midst of these dull times
Sullivan & Bulger, lis Poydras street, are
gas fixtures and plumbing materials, which |
can not be excelled and are experienced work
men in the latter line of business. They also
sell the Barstow Range, the only range which
has s'roaster" attached, and which for cook
ing purposes cannot be beat. These gentle
men sell cheap and should be patronized.
Messrs. Fellman Bros, who have so long
been known to this community, now open
for the New Year one Of the grandest dis
plays of dry goods ever before seen in this
Their headcenter, Mr.. Brown, can
always be found at his post Of duty, and with
his genial manner and most gentlemanly
bearing, all ladies can be served to their en-
tire satisfaction.
The great emporium of kid gloves is at 149
Canal street, where is to be found every
shade, style and variety Of gloves that could
De desired by man or woman. 2, 3, 4, 5 and
button kids are to be had there, and the ir-
:epressible Creeger says he will not be out
lone, and we believe him most sincerely.
j. NJ. Norich-well, this name has become
household word. If one says, ''Where can
buy good fruit ?" 'Whyr' the answer is,
: go to Norich." 'Where can get good
urkey?" $50 to Norich." "Where can :
et the best, the cheapest fruits, candies and
ame?' "Why," they say, "go to Norich," {
nd therefore he must be the man Of men, and 3
re commend him to the public.
Jno, H. Clark, of 1O1 Canal street, wishes
very one Happy New Year, and he also
avs that if he don't take the best photographs a
70 does them equal to any one in the city, t
nd this announcement can be vouched for
y all who have ever seen his excellent work.
We refer our readers to the advertisement j
f Mr.. S. Oteri, "a and 26 Fulton street,
merchant, importer and wholesale =
ealer in foreign and domestic fruits and I
uts Of every description. All orders sent to
is house will be filled with dispatch, and
mall dealers would do well to make their
urchases from Mr.. Oteri's large and varied
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