The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-03
Exposition.
Reautiful Day on the Fair Grounds


mARReSt
wa have certainly been greatly IN
.,ad this year In point Of weather, dur
'ao the Carnival and since, for the Ex
.nsition. Yesterday, although quite
ppsol was bright, invigorsting and en-
liable day, and thousands Of citizens
IA IA strangers embraced the opportu
",,v to visit the Fair Grounds. A pleas
80 -. seature was the number OF families
"a aresent, who had brought with them d
"nch, and were enjoying themselves in
.aal picnic style. For such outdoor
.osables tho Grounds are the pleasant.
81 in the neighborhood Of the city, and
" have no doubt many more such par
,;ss will be seen out there to-day. The
rlns Art Hall is arranged with great
...ts. and is alone we'll worth visit.
LOUIS eRUNEwALD,.
=, f}rtncwald Hall, No. IL Baronnc
s,eet. exhibits samples from his mann
rmh music house, among which are
aisnos from the world-renowned fac
,orips OF Steinway, Knabe, Haincs,
plevel and others. whose instruments
~ fully guaranteed by this enterpris-
,as and reliable merchant. The square,
Grand and upright Steinway pianos ex-
s,bited by Mr.. Grunewald receive the
earnest praise from all visitors.
HEATH, P1PPEy LARA
make fine show OF carpets, rugs and
.1ades. also fine chromos and engrav-
,oos These samples reflect much
s,edn on the taste OF this firm. whose
.ore. No. 90 Camp street, may almost
h called fine art gallery.
Our old friend,
MILTON A. PECE,
,he popular agent OF the Wheeler and
wilson Sewing Machine Company, ex-
hints the new No. machine, which is
!, marvel In mechanism, and will, Mr..
Peck says, work faster and run lighter
han any other machine known. At
,bIs place can be seen most ingenious
and we'll finished piece OF work, exc
ctsd on the Wheeler and Wilson ma
chine. We refer to the picture of the
rbniederate monument In Greenwood
Cemetery. The picture Is all sewing
machine stitching and is correct and
handsome drawing. Mr.. Peck's office
ba No. t49 Canal street.
BLACKMAR & FINNEY,
No. IA Canal, make splendid exhibit
q pianos and organs. and especially
worthy OF attention are the uprights
tom the Emerson Piano Company and
the Rogers Piano Company-elegant In
finish, sweet and limpid in tone, and
durable In quality.
M'CRACKEN & BREWSTER,
yo. SO and 35 Royal street. have on
exhibition set OF very elegant furni-
.ure, which was manufactured at their
establishment, and Is intended as con
tribution from this city to the Centen-
NAL in Philadelphia. The set has re-
Geyed the admiration Of every visitor |
10 the fair, and as sample OF what Gun
b. done In New Orleans, Is something |
that 10 may all be proud OF.
CHARLES LEIGHTON,
The veteran Of the shirt business, who
hs occupied the corner Of Canal and
! ~ Charles streets for, 10, these many
years, makes fine show OF goods in his
Ilne One shirt in particular Is worthy
d mention. It is all hand work and
vas made by Louisiana lady, and is
Mr. Leighton says, the finest shirt in
America.
PHILIP wEHLEfa,
Tho young and enterprising piano and
Stgan dealer OF 80 and 50 Baronne
tset, Is on the grounds with splendid
ssortment Of his goods. The CHECKER
ing piano. for which Mr.. Werlein is
Sent, has worldwide reputation, and
receives from visitors to tho Fair the
highest expressions OF admiration. ),
c. n. LAWRENCE q co, 7,
ss, 80 and Al Tchoupitoulas street,
have large assortment OF the prepared
meats, put up by Libby, McNeill Il
libby Of Chicago, which are decidedly
he best articles OF the kind we have [
HG seen. They put up In sealed cans,
convenient sizes, corned and roast beef !
I'd beef tongues, which, for lunches.
Ancs or railroad. travelling will be
haad very convenient, and as they are
ally delicious they must become very
| Nalar. gTs3,u
1 -. MARTIN, u
4 the great tea depot, No. S Camp '
meet, has one OF the most attractive :
sphys on the grounds. Those elegant
aalsters which are being given away to
rchascrs from his store make fine c
low, and the samples from his stock OF a
wee, tea and spices attract the favor
@e comment of all housekeepers.
B. T. 'wALsHH, Il
sppular dealer in shirts and furnish o
Sgoods. No. 40 Canal street, makes :,
ssuractivc show Of goods In his line, =
@nthey are all from stock. visitors to
Stair can select their styles and then f
" DIS establishment and get just such p
sacles as they want. f'rr 4 e.
"a PIGEON SHOOTING. 4:
'~sournament was continued yester- Il
y Inc contest was for a diamond CT
wand the championship OF Louisi- 10
Inc prize was won by John r. r
~'d Vermilion parish. F,
~, TO-DAY Su
Yea grand gala day on the Fair th
Saos, as the directors OF the exposi- "i L
~. uuave Invited all the scholars OF the 40
sN schools. nuttip,, thu Admission me-