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


these meats are of superior quality and
convenient to carry. Messrs. Lawrence &
Co. may congratulate themselves upon hav-
ing one Of the most attractive exhibitions
on the grounds.
LOUISIANA MATCH COMPANY.
In large letters made of boxes OF matches
this company announces itself to visitors
The matches manufactured by it are equal
to any made elsewhere. This Is one OF our
most deserving home industries, and the
agent, Mr.. S. Frank, deserves great credit
for his excellent management. Tho nfhrs
is No. l39 Peters street. where Mr.. Frank
can be found ready to fill all orders with
promptness and dispatch.
j. II. KrL LER,
Proprietor OF the Southern Soap Factory,
On St Andrew. corner of Howard street,
ctiice NJ. ITO Gravier street. as usual, has
an attractive display OF his tine soaps. ME-
Keller is one of our most enterprlslng citi-
zens, and his soaps are known throughout
the whole country as being Of superior
quality.
TT. WHITE & CO.,
No. 70 Gravier street. How tond'y does the
visitor gaze upon the bottles Of the choicest
brands of champagne, so handsomely at
ranged! MI William A. Gordon, who 30 ably
represents Messrs. Wnit- & Co. on the Fair
Grounds, is always On hand, ready TO give
any information and receive all orders.
JOSEPH SCHWARTZ,
Nos 49, IS and A. Per1iio street, has ex-
hibited several fine specimens OF his work
in the shape Of carriages and wagons. TIE
work of this gentleman has 81" avs been
noted for Its durability, and the articles tx
hib,ted are splendid samples OF his manu-
tac.ure. Our country merchants could not
do better than to call en- Mr.. schwartz
while in the city, and give him orders Tor
whatever articles they may need in his line.
W. l.. GUSHING,
Corner Of St. Chsrl and Union streets,
agent for various manufacturers. has SUI
peru exhibition of machinery. His Is one,
if not the largest and mosJ extensive ON tho
grounds. Being agent tor manufacturers
he makes an impartial eEhio OF all, and
consequently we see all around stationary
and portable engines. cotton presses, shaft
ings, puleys, hangers, car wheels, cotton
| screws, sugar kottles. sawmlils OF various
kinds, and al immense variety OF other ma
chimes. Mr.. Casting is agent for Noyse's
| double sawmill: Ingersolrs hay and cotton
presses; steam pumps OF various makers;
| Woods mowers and reapers, and great
| variety of other plantation machinery. NO
one can fail to notice the Victor sugar mil,
which is an old favorite. The celebI rated
Eagle cotton gin, on exhibition, will be at
| work every day during the fair MIR. Cush-
Ing has made ample arrangements for seed
cotton to keep the gin running tor ten days.
MILLER & DIELMANN,
| Corner Of Eatchez and New Levee streets.
| display large assortment OF their fancy
| and stick candies. Their establishm ent IS
| one of the most extensive in the South, POS
| sessing every advantage for the prosecu-
| ton OF their business.
| j. NJ. MARTIN,
Il agent for the Wells Il Hope Company of
| Philadelphia, whose original designs IN
signs have attracted general attention from
our merchants who have visited the fair.
THE GREAT ATTRACTION
Yesterday was the visit OF his Royal High
ness the King of the Carnival, who arrived
on the grounds shortly otter three o'clock,
and was received with the homage due his
august person. His majesty visited the
different parts of the grounds, followed by
large crowd of admiring and loyal sue
iscts. In acknowledgment OF his services
IN aiding the progress Of his royal capital,
the K,uy conferred the dignity OF knight
hood ON Mr.. Samuel Mullen, the iCdetat-ga-
bic general superintendent OF the exposl-
ton.
Tie pigeon shooting was largely attended,
and many OF the best shots OF this country
participated in the sport.
Both purses in the pigeon shooting o!
Yesterday were open to the world, AMI III
both matches Bogardus, Sherman and other
shots were entered. Both prizes were. how
| ever, won by Louisi@nians, the first by j.
II. Acklan, and the later by l.. &. Lee
| Breton.
The grounds will be open to-day, but ne
special programme has been arranged A
grand day may be expected, however, OF
Wednesday.