The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-13

We arc pleased 10 note the returA Of N. L. G
Army. who II thoroughly recruited aftef I
pleasant trip North and West a5
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The many friends Of our sterling felow-oiti
zen. N. 9. Shepard. Esq, will be glad to hsel
Of his return hons IN excellent health ant
spirits. t5Mi ga# t Hfj N6 iit nfh
Mr.. Louis 0imbel leaves for the Centennis
this evening. and. after seeing the wonders o
the big show. will select full stock for biz
popular Fourth District shoe store. ~ pflt
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Mr.. Abraham Hyams, who has taken an activ.
part In the private market contest. In not tls
lessee or farmer of Magazine Market. bat IL de-
servedly one OF the most popular butchers II
that market.
| Every patriotic man ought to have about his
house tho portraits Of our candidates. Messrs
Nichols and Wilt H. b. Moses n Son. corner
| OF Canal and Camp streets. have for sale ver,
| fine photographs Of these distinguished gentle
| men.
| ATTENTION. Headquarters stalls ~ and 80 and
| i21 and i24 Magazine Market The basket brig
ade will please report to Martin Lannes. armed
and equipped with greenbaoks or specie. The
| finest beef. mutton, pork. sausages. tripe and
the very best vegetables are to be had cheap.
The FrasT ARprvAL.--Ladiea are always on
tho watch for new goods. and we are glad they
are so. as each pattern seems prettier than the
one before We therefore direct their attention
TO the fact that to morrow, Monday. Messrs M
L. Byrne h Co.. No. tes Canal street. will open a
lar sa ~ fall NALL paf liz
and get n selection from these new styles.
CHAmpAerE-Th attention OF the trade s re-
auested to the large shipment Of champagne from
the celebrated house Of George Gouet lust re-
ceived by Messrs. Paul Gelpi h Brothers. sole
agents, No. Al Decatur street This wine In OF
the extra dry and dry verzenay brands, pro-
nounoed by connoisseurs equal to any cham
payne In the market
PIANO BUYsas--will do we'll to visit the OK
tsnsivs establishment Of Mr.. Louis Grunewald.
Grunewald Hall. 1s. ~ and n Baronnc street.
where they will And q large stock to select
from. embracing tho Steinway. Pleyel and other
celebrated Instruments. Mr.. 0runewald will
sell these instruments low for cash or on easy
monthly payments.
Some men are born great. some achieve great
ness. and others have greatness thrust upon
them Staub has been through all that. and yet
he looks ~ fresh as ever. This comes Of contact
with his news. which constantly exhale around
him an atmosphere Of perennial freshness. like
full blown roses In the gardens OF India. If you
doubt It, go and see for yourself ut Gold
thwaite : book store. No. 50 Canal street.
BopIEY BHoTHEas.--The time IL fast ap-
preaching when the crops must be gathered in.
and carts and wagons are now in demand.
Messrs. Bodley Brothers. No. "a Common street.
offer for sale he best and most substantial
carts OF all sizes and suited to every agricultural
purpose. They also have on hand everything
pertaining to the trade. such as axle-grease.
spokes. etc. Give them a call.
LEARN.-Nobody can succeed In life without
being able to write ut least a fair hand and DOS
sessing a good commercial education. He who
depends on his money is sure to lose 1t. He
who relies upon his genius will unfaiiingly
starve. No workman can do anything without
tools. and practical education is the indispensa-
BILE tool with which to build up fortunes. For
further particulars apply to Dolbear CONNER
cial College. No. 2O3 Canal street.
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We cali our readers attention to Mr.. P. Wer-
agent for those excellent ChIckering pianos
which have stood the test Of public criticism for
fty-three years. $1,000 specimens being In act
I've use all over the country. The greatest
artists recommend and use them. Mr. Werleins
low prices and accommodating terms are pro-
verbal. and win repay those In need Of piano.
organ or musical INSTRUMENT. who have
pianos to tune or repair. to give him call.
CoMPLErE AssoKTMKrT.--Our readers will do
we'll to call on Messrs. w. G. Shepard Il Co.. 10
Camp and 116 Common streets. when they re-
auire crockery. glassware and house furnish
ing goods. Their assortment is now very COM
plete. embracing all articles Of ornament or use
required for the comfort and convenience of q
home. These goods we're selected by Mr..
Shepard in person. whose many years expe-
rience In the business is SUFFICIENT guarantee
that every article is OF the latest and best stye
and reasonable In price. b. ela., + .91e
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From private letter written by gentleman
Of this city. who is now in Philadelphia, we
learn that the jury report on musical instru-
ments will be- given to the public about the 9Th
Of next month. The display is described az
magnificent. and the contest one worthy of
much interest. Those who are we'll posted on
such matters say that the decisions will be:
First prize. to Steinway d Sons second prize. |
Knabe & Co.; third prize. A. Weber. Mr. Louis
represents the first two pianos. and
therefore New Orleans comes in for a share o.
the glory won.
A LEGEND. What have you got In that
bundle ?" said the fair Amelia to her beloved |
'ather. as that portly gentleman alighted from
he cars at Bay st. Louis. He simply gave her q
Daternal kiss and handed her the package. 1t
was stamped Marlborough Il Hammett. No. 2s
Place. She uttered a cry Of delight.
'Ohp she cried. the Preside Companion.
Night the New York Ledger. such
Inc stories! What nice reading will have this
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