New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-16

wyn patent steam cooker is an article which
every family will do we'll to inspect. In
another column will be found card givi ing
the experience of Mrs. Jennie Mort Walk or,
with this time and labor-saving apparatus,
which may be seen at the Septoline Oil De-
pot, No. Is Dauphine street. They have
also complete stock of lamps, chandeliers.
oil, etc. In headlights they have made
great improvements which insure economy
while doing equal service with old styles.
Give them call and see how you can ''cut
down expenses"
WASHINGTON ARTILLERY BALL.-This
favorite organization will give grand ball
on the twenty sixth instant, at St. Parrick's
Hall. Every care has been taken to make
this one of the most select and enjoyable
events of our gay season, and we have no
doubt it will prove in every way brilliant
and successful social entertainment. The
gentlemen who have charge of the details
are an fail in such matters, and their names
are sufficient guarantee that all guests will
be afforded chance for night OF pleasure
which will long remain bright memory.
Now IS Your CHANCE, LADlEs.-The ex-
tensive millinery stock of Mr.. +. r. Harden,
Nos. q and % Chartres street, is now Of
fered far below cost, to make room for new
goods soon to arrive His assortment il
always complete, styles of the lateet and
quality of the best, and consequently now
is the time to secure bargains. He has lust
received from Paris a large stock Of fine
flowers and sprays suitable for ball. party
and evening wear, and as these are very
pretty, no doubt they will meet with ready
sale, therefore every one should 20 early.
FURN1rURE.-Mr. John Bots, Nos. l52 and
l54 Camp street, just above Girod, has
in store full stock of parlor, dining
room and Office furniture. from which citi
zens and visitors can select whatever they
NAV require, at prices which will satisfy the
most careful buyers. The most elegant, a
we'll as the most useful and necessary. will
be found there. Mr.. Bots is q painstaking
ccrteous gentleman, who attends with stric'
integrity to the wants of his customers, anc
has thus secured a large trade, which II
constantly increasing.
If you or your wife or children need
piano, organ, or other musical instrument
call on Philip Werlein, the well known anc
reliable piano dealer, on Baronne street
and our word for it, you will be satisfied
with his goods, his prices and bis terms
He keeps only the best, and is satisfied
with small profits. Among his stock arr
the celebrated and highly improved Chick
erings. the reliable Durham, the popula
Pleyel, and the low priced Hale piano
Also, the celebrated Estey and the Masol
e. Hamlin organs.
1t is unnecessary to sing the praises
the Singer sewing machine. whose encouI
aging chaunts are;heard in all wellregulate'
households: nor need the value and correct
ness of the ButtricL Magazine and pape
patterns be pointed out; that they are use'
extensively by Southern ladies is the mos
nersuasiye recommendation that can b
given, All three, machine, magazine an
patterns, can be had at the great establish
| ment OF that well-kEown gentleman, MI
w. Cooper, No. 81 Canal street.
New SroRE.-The enterprising firm O
Sullivan g. Bulger has just removed t
No. 81 Camp street, where they have little
mn q handsome and convenient buslnee
place. In their new location they have
| full stock of gas fixtures, cooking ranges
bath tubs, pumps, ETC., which they will go
at the lowest possible prices. All work
their line will be attended to in the mo;
satisfactory manner, and all who call WI
| find them prompt, courteous and fair dea
ing merchants.
Music, in sheets or books, organs, planot
all descriptions of large and small musics
Instruments, strings, etc., at Mr.. Lou
Grunewald's, Baronne street, near Cana
where polite clerks, well posted in the
businese, attend to all the wants OF Gu
TONERS. Strangers and visitors should ca
at this extensive store before leaving an
select a souvenir of the Crescent City II
the folks at home. Those living az a o'
lance can be supplied by sending orders.
To make home all that captivates the e5
and charms the senses, it is only necessal
to select it's furnishings from the very
tansive and excellent stock of those We
known and enterprising gentlemen, Heat
p;nnv & Lara, Nos 81 and SO Camp stree
who keep the choicest and best carpets rug
mirrors, mattings etc., which they sell
reasonable prices. Courtesy and fair des
,rca ara tho rules in this establishment.
Watches. diamonds, all sorts OF trinke'
gems and jewellery, may be 1ouno
abundance and variety, at that favori
establishment, No. 105 Canal street, and
prices the most moderate. Mr.. SCOOTER pt
sonallv selected his extensive stock, al
nrides himself on it being one of the best
the South. Lovers of the unique and beau
full are sure of finding whatever they oes'
of th,s we'll established house.
CoLD WEArHER.-Those who WISH
hid defiance to the cold weather, Will
we'll to supply themselves with wal
underwear from the well-selected STOCK
Cantain B. T. Walshe, NoillO Canal stree
He has the real Shaker flannel, best quaint
either red or white, and is selling at pric
| to suit the times.
prnrcrn PR1cEs.-Whent the old, staun