Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-01
Satardap's edition.
OUR SUPPLEMENT ADVERTISERS
NEW ORLEANS.

i orleans III the line OF stationery, schO
6 books, school desks, school supple
inks, pencils, states, paper, etc. Thes
;. goods are sold at wholesale and retail
}. at the very closest market quotation
All orders from the country promptl
! filed. See supplement.
Ell Hotel Chalmette, No. 80 and 100 s.
q Charles street, a branch Of Victor's fl
nous restaurant, is conducted on th
5 European plan. Elegant rooms, wit
or without board, can be had at th
Chalmette. Board and rooms, or both
by the day or week. The location bein
central, and the establishment tirst-class
will doubtless induce large and well
merited patronage. See adv.
| The Sunlight Gas Machine, the bes
in the world, is now the sensation of th
hour. 1t is the thing exactly for suga
houses, stores, residences, small towns
etc. Send for pamphlets to Sunlight
Gas Co., No. "a Chartres street.
| French Restaurant, No. 1O7 Custom
house street, kept by p. Forget, propri
etor, is centrally located and kept in
the best style. Meals, with wine, sc
cents, Lodging so cents. The best Of
cooking and elegant rooms. See sup.
CIsTERNs-R. B. Mitchell, 1s3 and
lSo Magazine street, keeps always on
hand and manufactures cisterns of all
sizes at the lowest rates. For further
particulars, see schedule of prices in
card to be found in supplement. Coun.
try orders filed.
The Mathushek upright piano is "the
piano" of the day. Il is the most solid
and strongest piano ever made. A des-
crlption of it is given in supplement by
T. Werlein, l35 Canal street.
Bush d Levert, Cotton and Sugar Fac
tors and Commission Merchants. 81 Per-
dido street, are gentlemen whose reputa-
tlon for honesty, capacity and fair deal
ing extend throughout this their native
State. 1t isa truly reliable house.
II. J. Riyet, Phamacentist and Drug
gist, So Chartres and &c Bienville, is the
we'll known importer af the most relia-
bic drugs, medicines, perfumery, etc.
He is also, the proprietor of "Our Own
Louisiana Aromatic Bitters." French
articles a speciality. Country
orders promptly attended to.
BATON ROUGE.
The Port Allen dry goods and grocery
mart, kept by G. J. Barrow, is one of the
prominent institutions of West Baton
Rouge, where Mr.. Barrow does a very
extensive business. His facilities for
receiving goods by river and his small |
expenses, enable him to sell at the yery
lowest market quotations. He also pur.
chases country produce.
The Capitol Saloon and Billiard Hall.
corner Lafayette and Laurel, is the pop
Mar resort, which Carl Ramos renders
'ne of the most agreeable to visitors
sho there find the choicest liquors and
'lsars which they can enjoy to their
hearts content in quietude and salts
action. Interview Carl on the sitiia-
ion. He'll post you.
EXCHANGE DEALERS-Messrs. David
Z Garig, corner of Main and Church
.ttend to all business in their line with
and the utmost correctness
hey also DO a collecting business
trough their New Orleans and New
.ork correspondents. Foreign and do
nestle exchange given at lowest quo.
ations. They stand Al in business cir
les.
William Garig is the extensively
nown steamboat agent, commission
ierchant and wholesale and retail deal.
in family and plantation supplies.
lis fire-proof warehouses, for storing,
lnnot be excelled. In addition to the .
4 r
0ove, Mr.. Garig buys, ships and stores t
'tton, sugar, and all other products. '
A. Rosenheld, as every one knows, !
eeps one of the largest wholesale and q
tail stores in the State, He deals in
~ goods, clothing, hats, notions, e
'ots, shoes, etc. He buys directly !
ON the manufacturer, and in such u
1autities as to the obtain the lowest o
rotations. He therefore sells at DOT s.
m prices. Goods sold by the case or v
herwise. Everybody knows Rosen- g g
Id 'N l;
Andrew jackson, the popular Cot
n Buyer, and dealer in Plantation and n
unity Supplies, is prepared with an W
tenslve stock and facilities to conduct /,
Is season, his extensive business. He "
US the highest price for cotton and a,
Us goods at fraction above cost. He a