New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-29
THE EXPOSITION.

two days, and many persons have availed
themselves OF the opportunity Of enjoying
pleasant ride into the suburbs, where the
perfume OF the orange blossoms fills the air
and everything looks fresh and cheerful.
The attendance at the Fair Grounds yester-
day was largely composed Of ladies', and
they seemed to greatly enjoy the in
epection OF the articles on Exhibition,
especially in the Fine Arts Hall, where that
popular merchant
LOUIS GRUNEwALD,
OF Grunewald Hall, No. 18 Baronne street,
has on exhibition q large number OF Gle
gantly finished pianos. organs and other
musical Instruments. The sweet notes from
tbs world renowned Steinway were listened
to with pleasure, and the square, grand and
upright Instruments Of this great factory,
were examined and praised by hundreds OF
visitors. Near by, and also surrounded by
crowds of inquiring visitors, was the dis
play Of
BLACKMAR & TINNEY,
OF No. III Canal street, whose stock of
pianos, organs, musical instruments and al
ways music. is very complete. These gentle
men exhibit splendid upright instruments,
from the Emerson Piano Company and the
Rogers Piano Company, which deserve the
attention OF all who visit the grounds. The
Emerson piano has been sold mere for many
years by MIR. Bl ackmar, who pronounces 1t
tho cheapest reliable piano that he has ever
seen.
In the upper part OF Art Hsll will be
found the large and attractive display OF
HEATH, PIrPEY 4 LARA
Nos 81 and 80 Camp street. The beautiful
chromos and paintings exhibited by thi.
enterprising house, who are never behind
IN encouraging public works, are arranged
with rare taste, and will give pleasure to
ali who give them inspection. Further on,
in the corner OF this room, will be found the
collection from the studio of
Z. D r. JULIO,
No. 8 Carondelet street, whose paintings
are admired by all who see them. In por-
trait painting Mr.. Julio ia especially happy
in his efforts, giving a lifelike touch to
every picture which makes them of lasting
value. Near by is the space occupied by
NJ. A. PECK,
Agent for the celebrated Wheeler il Wilson
Sewing Machine Company, whose office Is
at No. ll9 Canal street. They have just
brought out new machine, the No. 8,
which is wonder in its perfection OF
mechanism, and is guaranteed to DO com
pass of work never yet accomplished by
other machines. Descending the spacious
stairway, We come to the display OF
PHILIP WEHLEIN,
Nos 80 and s. Baronne street. who makes
a handsome exhibit OF pianos, organs aud
musical instruments for bands, etc. The
Chickering piano, which occupies con-
spicuous position in Mr.. Werlein's space,
will be admired by every one, who sees 1t.
Faultless in construction, elegant IN hnlsh
and durable in quality, it is just such an
instrument ss will give satisfaction to all
who try it, and Mr.. Werlein's easy terms
places these celebrated pianos within reach
OF every family.
McCRACkEN ( BREWSTER,
Nos. 33 aud 35 Royal street. exhibit ele-
CANT STYLES Of furniture, among which Is one
rosewood set, manufactured by them, ana
intended as contribution fr"m New. Or-
leans TO the centennial at Philadelphia.
ManEfac urers in other cities Will ind these
articles "hari to beat
d. II PRICE,
No. l25 Gravier street, exhibits the orti-
fetal limbs made under the patent OF DR..
Biy, which have been adopted by the army
and navy, and are considered as near per
lection as art can bling them.
J. w. VALENTINE,
The popular halter, corner OF Magazine
and Seventh streets, gives visitors chance
TO ipspect hats OF his own man 1tacture
Mr., Valentines "porous hat" is one OF toe
most comfortable Tor summer wear ever Of
tered to the public
JAMES e. PERMIT.
No. - NatchtZ street. EXHIBITS Inc Bishop
duster which many think superior to the
old style feather busters. They are very
neat, and worthy ut close attention from
housCkceIhrs.
CHARLES LEIGHTON.
The veteran manufacturer and dealer n
shirts, neckwear, etc. makes fine displsy
Of goods in his line. Every body knows
"Leighton's Corner" where goods can be
purchased from cour.e0U. and oblig ing
clerks.
KCRsTEEDT & EIENvENU. :,
Ne IL. Camp street. have in the Art han
samples of tteir marble ard iron mantels,
CRATES and 0 her goods all very elegant and
noteworthy.
rEEpEEiCkSON Il HARTE,
No l3o Canal street, prescnL very large ols.
play of surgical Instruments, che meals ann
other articles, in the sale OF which 'nev
have been popular fer quarter OF q century
or more.
J. 8. ATHENS !. son.
Noe. 23C and 2i2 Tchoupitoulas street near
ST. Mary Market, make u fine display OF
caroentsr's tools and other shelf hardware
MITCHELL 4 RAMMELsBURG FURNITURE COM
PANY,
No. 1856 Canal straet. exhibit samples OF toe
| furniture made By them, aud beng one OF
the Oldest ard largest tact O-ies in the coun
| try. these articles are OF the handsomes'
| and best.
JOHN MAHoSEY,
| Tie we'll known boat builder OF Aiglers
| makes q very complete and attractive DIS
| play, in which is d splendid thirty loot Sin
gle ecull shell, made by his son, Mastel
| Charles 4. Mahoney.
| CENTRIFUGAL SUGAR DRAINING MACHINE
! Exhibited by II. w. & X. Laifeity, OF G:ou
| c,ster, New Jersey, eXcites great deal 0
| attention and admiration. This machine Il
| said to be a great improvement on the ol'
| style, and not OILY saves much LABOR, bu
! prevents the waste of malasses and suga
caused by the velocity OF the old machine
! It is very easily managed, being OF Simple
structure, and is in use by many OF our hrs
| planters, and is giving entire Satisfaction Z
| them.
SULLIVAN Il BCLGER,
! No. 81 camp street. have a fine display
gas fixtures and plumbing material. Inc,
| are agents of the celebrated BarstOW q
Warm cooking ranges, which they ar
now exhibiting. They are highly recon-
mended by all who have used them.
A. A. MAGISSIS' SONS,
| Corner of Magaz no and Lafayette streets
make n fine exhibition Of their goods.
yery handsome design made CT soaps al
! tracts great attention. and is sp!endl
niece Of work. The Maginnis soaps are en-
tirely of vegetable oil aud tallow, and ar
guaranteed to give satisfaction. They ais
exhibit several samples of cotton seed OIL
both crude and refined.
| c. B. CHURCHILL,
Manager of the New Orleans machlner
depot. No. i66 Grayier street, has Oh exh
bition the rev cotton press he invented
This press has many advantages, and it
said will ec,nornize labor, do the worl
much more etfectua.ly, and thus save muc
money. Mr.. Churchill is All enterprisin
merchant, ard the tiue display OF ~ achl aer
from his place has been the admin alton Q
| all WIN h ave visited the fair.