The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-12-08

Auli OTutTS Nv tlc very io"es' P'iCoe'k
Samuel L. Boyd, 81, SO, IS and 81
Common Street, the largest whole
sale Dry Goods merchant in New
1 Orleans, is the favorite With our beat
merchants, and should receive the|
patronage Of all who would purchase|
! lon the most favorable terms. Hc|
keeps also full line of Notions. All
ltlis house all orders receive the|
most careful attention, and the best
| goods only are sent out.
/ For Carpetings, Rugs, Oil Cloths,
sMattings, Curtain Damasks, ETC., etc.,
Messrs. Elkin ! Co., 100 Canal
Street, have the best facilities and
their prices are the most reasonable.
Philip Werlein, 1876 Canal Street,
lean furnish Pianos and all other
musical instruments at the very low
est prices.
H. Dudley Coleman and Brother
IL Union and 9 Perdido Streets, are;
i the largest Manufacturers and Deal
; ers in Mills and Machinery of all
Minds.
Lhote 4 Co., Sash, Door, Blind and
Moulding Manufacturers, take the
Head in their branch. The best work
J is done by them.
! F. A. Bonlto, with that old and ia
vorite House, John I. Adams Co.,,
: I'VE know will receive the orders of
Ahis many friends in this and the al
I joining parishes. Orders for Groce-
aries, Wines and Liquors, will be at
! tended to with the Same care as it
Sbuyers we're present.
8 Upholstery ami Carpets can be
: had of Heath, 81 and 80 Camp Street.
Satisfaction guaranteed in all orders
: sent him.
4 Hugh Flynn, 167 and 169 Poydras
: street, keeps an immense stock OF
Furniture, Looking Glasses, ETC.
HOrders from the country receive spe
\ cial attention.
G. W. W. Goodwin, manufactures
aof Tin and Japanware, and dealer in
uStoves Of all kinds, is one of the old.
+ est and most reliable merchants il
4 New Orleans. HE will give entire
+ satisfaction in all orders sent him
L W. C. Shepard Co., Camp street
l. ARE the largest dealers in American
HChina, and keep magnificent stock
/ of glass, silver and plated goods
i O-ders from the country solicited
H. P. Buckley, 8 Camp street, ha'
s an elegant assortment of Watches
aJewelry and SiIverware; Wal,hau
stem winding watches at the loves
Eprices.
VIM. Hogan, SO Canal street, man
aufacturer and dealer in Boots ant
EShoes, Trunks, Valises and Bags, ha
many friends in this section, and W
L would advise all Who send to Nev
L Orleans for goods in his line to Civ
him their orders.
i F. Newhall, III Common street
Skeeps a complete stock OF Wall Ia
Il per and Window Shades.
.Hansell & Co., will give your or
J. lers for Saddles, Harness, ETC., tn
Eclosest attention.
n Richard Rhodes, IS St. Charlie
+ street, has the most complete stool
's of Guns of all kinds, Revolvers an,
EFisking Tackle.
4 J. C. Eyrich, Bookseller and Sta
Htioner, 100 Canal street, has a fuI
i stock of everything in his line.
aM S. Hernsheim Bro, are the lal
Egest manufacturers of fine Cigars i
'kNew Orleans.
N Z. Baker, IA Camp street, will ful
,Hnish Flower Seeds, Bulbs and Plant
Nat very low prices. Everything wal
Granted. Orders sent by mail.
b James A. Gresham, the old an
popular Bookseller, on Camp stree
vHhas very fine assortment of Books
EStationery, and such goods as ar
,E usually kept by stationers. By a
means call on him when you go t
sENew Orleans
q In anticipation of season of un,
9 Usual gayety, the several leading Th'
j. aaters, the Grand Opera House, Il,
Est. Charles and Academy, have bee
Thoroughly repaired and refurnishe'
Sand in arrangement, interior decor.
2tion and adornmeut are not surpas!
, led by any in New York or Boston
Many of the most prominent Artist
Iof the day have engagements rul
! Ening through the season. Want c
d space prevents US from giving MOI
\ elaborate sketch of the performance
Eve had The pleasure of attending {
Ithese fayorite places Of amusemcu