The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-01
NEW YEARS GIFTS TO OUR
PATRONS.

fAIhUNS.
One of the most attractive windows 0
New Years Eve was that OF R. G. Eyricf
the popular book and stationery dealer. In tn
windows were displayed the choicest books
both English and American; juvenile and to
books; albums; exquisite note and lette
paper Of every style and tint; Russia lette
books, drinking cases, and host Of othe
beautiful articles too numerous to mention
This establishment is well known to the pub
lie, and we only say if you wish to obtai
something nice go to 100 Canal street
The extensive firm of Messrs. Sproule
McCown, at No. 40 st. Charles street, is on
of the largest clothing establishments in GU
city. Their stock comprises every line o
clothing, gents underwear and furnishin,
goods to be found in our city. Mr.. McCown
who is at the head of the firm in New Orleans
IS gentleman of integrity, who can be relied
upon, and all that he recommends will, W,
vouch, give ample satisfaction.
GERMANIA NATIONAL BANK-Our readers
will find, in another column, statement o.
the condition of the above bank. It will be
seen that the total resources Of the bank sum
up $3.50. Al the net profits (out of which
a dividend of Z! per cent, $40, 500 has been
declared to stockholders) amount to S48,-
356 -. The Affairs of this bank are pru-
IDENTITY and judiciously administered
BY reference to notice in another column,
it will be seen that the firm of Smith e. Nc
kenna, having expiredb by limitation, is dis
solved by mutual consent-Mr. Thomas Nc
Kenna retiring. Messrs. Chas Smith, Thos.
Smith and J. B. Sinnott, have formed a CO.
partnership under the name and style of
Smith Bros Il Co., and will continue the
wholesale grocery and importing business
In this connection we will say that Mr.. Nc
kenna retires from active business with the
best wishes of all who have been brought in
contact with Kim. During his long career he
has shown himself to be man of unimpeach-
able character, Of a most generous and char
table nature, genial gentleman and public
spirited citizen. In our short span of life we
never have seen better man than Mr.. Nc
Kenna- The remaining partners forming
the new house, are gentlemen of large capita,
and business capacity, and enjoy the reputa-
ton among their thousands of customers of
being men who deal squarely and fairly
Long may they wave!
CLARE1, FRUITS, CHAMPAGNE, ETc-That
highly. esteemed gentleman and widely known
importer Of wines. liquors, ETC., Mr.. q. Bas-
setti, Nos 20 and y Peters street. near Poy-
rdras, has just received ex-ships from France, q
large and choice supply OF clarets, brandy
cherries, apricots, peaches, annisette, white
wine vinegar, sardines, etc. His Monte
'bello" champagne is particularly adapted to
this climate, being dry, fruity and aromatic.
We take pleasure in directing the attention of
the trade to the stock of Mr. Bassetti
Announcement is made in another column
that the great salt firm Of jackson, Fitzpatrick
* Henderson, has been dissolved by mutual
consent Mr.. Henderson retiring. The bust
ness will henceforth be conducted under the |
name and style of jackson 4 Fitzpatrick. Mr. |
Jackson is now the President Of the Gas Com
pany, and has proved himself to be one of our
most sagacious and successful merchants.
Dir. Fitzpatrick is gentleman of energy pro-
bity and popularity. He has host of friends
who will join us in wishing him and his part
ner the greatest success.
1t gives us pleasure to direct the attention
of our readers to the advertisement Of those
universally popular auctioneers, Messrs. R.
N. d B. j. Montgomery, 81 Camp street, one
OF the Oldest aad most extensive houses of the
kind in the Southern country. The Mont
somerys have made reputation for them
selves for honesty and fair dealing that is
most enviable. During their long course of
business naught can be said against them in
the least degree to their detriment. They are
men who enjoy the unlimited confidence Of
the community. See their advertisement in
another column.
AS we walked along Canal street last even.
Eg, and viewed the many beautifully decorated
stores for the New Year, there was none, in
our estimation, to surpass the mammoth ]
,rockery and glassware establishment of Mr..
III. L. Navra, situated at ia Canal street.
He has stocked his extensive store with every l.,
variety OF exquisite China and glassware, as :
we'll as full line of fancy house-furnishing :
goods. Call and see him, for he has some i,
elegant specimens
The magnificent new establishment of Mr..
;. Leighton, No. 100 Canal street, now offers
greater inducements to purchasers Of gents
shirts, underwear and general furnishing
goods, than any other establishment Of its !,
lind in the city. Their goods are most suit
lble for New Years gifts, and just to think he
las opened some more Of those elegant shirts,
TX for 81 IS. Don't forot No. 100 Canal :,
street, but go to the place where you can get :,
rood bargains. :,
Down Canal street We SO and on both sides 6
We see stores that surpass anything in the n
southern country but "a we near tho oorno -.