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NOTICE.

I beg to inform the pubic OF East
Pascagoula, that all vessels coming here
under Charter, to Messrs Bsrcier u De-
Smet are to have their business trsns-
acted by me; as. / am the agent OF said
gentlemen. ~
Pilots bringing said vessels in this
Bay, will please anchor them. as close.
as possible to the STAKES or . OF
the ballast ground, for them to lighter.
m,r21 1y. JUSTIN DUREL.
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Wo have t1e testimony Of fhe SUNNI
Times Of Nov ca. iiat ths baslness
1nftion n summit Nss galHei at
900 900 vas saved Nv 2 Portable
Blicock Fire E~Stinanisbors.
The n o. Washington Cooperage
Establishm nj valusd NJ 10000 vas
saved by them say the proprie~rs
And a few days bclore, they thought
hcmelgcs bored when urged 10 pur.
chase them
We have testimonials innumcrablc
as to their efficiency.
They arc cheap and simple. They
merely. generate. instantly Carbouit
acid gas, which is held In solution u
water. and which itself forces will
great power tie water upon tho ilame.
aud which snothers the fire.
Every MIL store and public build
ing should have them.
Do not put off getting Il EN- until
fire forever causes you to regret It,.
For all particulars Inquire OF tn
STAR Office, NJ. SMITH Agent.
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AGoULA, Miss April 6, 1874.
EDlToR:-We see by the STAR
: 4th, inst, that anxious Enqui
eays q vessel was discharglng
and taking 10 lumber at the
lime. As the Bark "Panola"
be only vessel discharging bal
1 that date, she muse be the one
led to. Anxious Inquirer is
Z ken throughout. The Pamela
ved here from Galveston on the
ultimo with so tons of Ice Dun
3 and Is tons of sand ballast.
Zee dunnage was thrown over
land it is done in Every other
port, as it consists of shavings
common sawdusr,) and the sand
|tered by the steamer Jennie
b<. SwinosSy. While discharging
1and, there was a shute over the
N side. and a tarpaulin under it.
|ink "Anxious Inquirer is endeav
n TO make a mountain ont of .
. hiil.s III Anxious inquirer
bid furnish greater facilities fol
|hnrging ballast, it would be bet
Tor him and other inhabi ants o
|cagoula. G. T. v. G..
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! BILOXI THEsPfAfs will accept
thanks for u complimentary
| through their Secretary, Mr..
Browning, to their performance
/ given tonight for q charitable
Ne. "Turn Him Out" and the
Jean Twins" compose tie pro-
he
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USE.

This house Is located at the Rsii hoad
Depot. is well furnished and gives the
b. 81 { fare and unexceptionable attention,
A share of the public patronage is respect
fully solicited.
JOHN NELSON Prof. rietor.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TVNhe Undersigned having been appointed
Agent of the Insurai ce Companies Of New
Orleans, fer the Port of P~n-csgoaia, begs Go
announce that he has Teen duly Commissioned
TO that effect by the Board Of Underwriters.
apll-ly JUSTIN DuIEL'
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Fsauinc ABANDONMENT.

For all having spare time. Something
new and fast selling. No fancy article, but a
saving money 10 buyers. Business honorable /;
pleasant; no risks; home or abroad day or even.
log; and extremely profitable You VIII
miss your best chance If you fail TO write for
full parbcala-s and valuable samples TO
3n
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ALL person are hereby warned not
= timber or tresrass in any manner.
, my land; Ss I am determined to
ecuts such trespassers 10 the full ex-
OF the Law. IsAszLLA CHARrrAUx.
April IIth II
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CnlnfiAux warns pr.
bot to trsspass upon ber lands
J. this connection We noticed
Judge Chandler In Ne charge 70
kand Jpry, called their especial
lon to the fact that a criminal
button can now be entered
VI sucb trcspassers, either that,
Gyil suit at TIC option Of tie
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Chancery Notice.

ChanceFy Notice.
THE STATE MISS,
JACKSON COUNTY.
In the Cnancsry Court of said County
and State, at Rules ia Vacation, Mon
day March 10th 1874.
| Carlen A. Baker
by Robt. Patterson
q vs. No 4.
Joseph B. Baker,
Please take notice, That upon open
ing and filing Complainant's bill OF COM
plant in this Court. and upon affidavit ON
file. 1t appears to the satisfaction OF the
| Court. that the Defendant; Joseph II.
| II ,ker il a non resident OF the State OF
| Mississippi, and that the Defendant is a
resident citizen of the city of New York
in the State of New York. aud that hls
Post Office is in the city of New York IN
the state of New York.
It is therefore ordered by the Court,
that said Defendant, do appear before
the Chancery Court of the County OF
| ,Jack.on in the state of Mississippi, at a
Term of said Court. to be held at the
| Oourt House of said County, at Zcranton.
on the Third Monday of April naxt, and
plead. answer or demur to said Dill,
and that this order be published once q
week for four consecutive weeks, Ia toe
Pascagouia ITAR, a public newspaper
printed and published in said county and
state. and that the Clerk OF this Court
transmit by mail a copy OF this order to
said Defendant at said Post ONCE with
the postage paid.
q. III. ALLEY Clerk.
Ii. T. Taylor, d. Q.
r. ZEAL sol. lNa
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have f8f heretofore aofiref
Isoieimsat n Vt gsdefhoa
lea Coast hpu iiean shisId
h. 40 laspeetorship % CuFiom
port fof tie reason, hat b. i
\ ifhia NE hsi few days thst
~ heafd w. although We Under
b. has bad ihe appointment for
u month
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FOR S.sLB,

NOR sale cheap-2 Engines Is by AZ inches
Also betting, One Jackscrew, and some
Anply 10 II. yANWAGENEN,
isnIS-lm Near the Depot.
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r. HARBoR.-We are very glad
announce, that the citizens are
ng in the matter Of our harbor
III be seen from the proceedings
q meeting held at Moss Point.
ia too an important a matter 70
lowed to be passed over without
bugh Investigation aad such &C,
as will furnish a prompt remedy
Illeged abuses
Ie order OF the Board that yes
ball not throw ballast in over
et OF water'-thereby granting
Iission to throw in, or uuder, six
will not do at all. For thus
tshoal place in the bay, or eve"
bar at the mouth of the river.
1 he piled upon and filled until
kation for our Steamers and
|er draught vessels would be
Yimpeded. But nov that our
ens have taken the matter in
we feel assured that all abuses
De corrected, and proper regu,
BIS established.
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W
|spEcIAL agent Of the Post
} Department came over Oh
|sday and took possession OF the
n Point Office, the postmaster,
Yeti, being in Jail.
b as the jury made a mistrial in
Dc (retailing liquor without Ii
N and he has given bail, he Is
Prepared to enter again upon his
"a duties, and all things are
serene and Moss Point is
FLY, this is a great country.
above special Agent, we un~
md. overhauled the Moss Point
and its mail, aud made a
NJ for Rogers bags" a.
i been reported he had none
|ost Office Department al Wash
h we presume will remain in an
of suspense" until this impor'
kduestion be definitely decided.
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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-05

ACADEMY OF MUSIC-The inaugural per-
Torrance Of the four extra evenings for which Man
ager Bdwe has secured the services OF his company,
took place last evening. The working Girls Of
New Orleans" local drama. by Billy Gray, opened
the ente tanmeEt and was well received by the
audi nee. Adams and German and the De Angels
filed the interlude. This was followed by Check
Harrison, Miss McCle Ian aud Me. srs White aud Gray
enscting the principal roles with success
Extra sewing machine gift matinee on Wednesday.
SOUTHERN DRAMATIC CLUB. The first
compim ntary performance OF the series OF 1874 to
be given by the var Gus amateur theatrical clubs Of
til city, took pls,e last evening under the the
sgement of the Southern Dramatic Club.
the play selected was "Aurora Floyd" or, " The
Dark Deed Done in the Wood"
The various gentlemen Of the club deserve much
credit for the successful manner in which the play
was rendered.
The house was filed to it's utmost capacity by an
audience most select and fashionable
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL AT ODD FELLOWS
HALL.-This q most successful affair. and proved
happy solution Of test problem offered to the pub
lie, and that 10 to prove that much enjoyment and
pleasure be deriv cd u social reunion without
having to alcoholic drinks to stimulate the
spirits and brighten the wits of the guests.
The Joyous faces present gave unmistakeable evil
dences of the pleasant time they were having
SHAKESPEARE CLUB.-This evening at
the Globe Theatre, late the National. will be given
performance by the above d club for the benefit
Of the stuff The bill offers many At
fractions ana az the object of the entertainment is
charitable we hope it will meet with the support
it most W, rthily deserves.
VARIETIES DRAMATIC CLUB. AT the Va
rieties Theatre, on Thursday evening, Mav the 7th
this C lub will give q complimentary performance.
We acknowledge receipt Of tickets.
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THAT NARRATOR due proclamation and
much heralding Of trumpets for days in advance in
The columns Of . contemporary. there appeared,
accompanying its Sunday Mornings edition, what
purported to be map. showing the " Great Overflow
OF the Mississippi VALLEY"
II 10 we'll that its author had forethought sufficient
90 inscribe upon its title claiming to be map, else
the public upon whom this abortion inflicted
might have readily imagined that 1t . chart pro
duced by some venturesome cockroach. who, after
Aaking bath in the editorial inks,and and wallowing
over the paper in . series of rolls, Ia l. after msny
frantic efforts, finally made his escape. leaving behind
him the different trails which marked his unsuccess
10l struggles.
As map the work is absolutely useless for the pur.
pose for which II designed, its roughness OF
execution and blurred indicate of the points
sought after.
Ii PURPOSE was to embrace in . cheap form come
thing Of the information contained artistic map
previously published by Mr.. Hugh Lewis, Of 20 st
Charles street, which has bad extensive and well
inherited sale.
Mr.. Lewis advertises in another column that he has
reduced he price Of his map to 50 cents Der sjnQle
Cpy md greatly reduced rates for dosen OF more.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-05
Adulterated Butter.

At recent meeting of the Butter ant
Cheese Exchange, New York city, the com
mittee appointed to investigate the manu-
facture Of artificial butter and adulteratior
of the pure article presented the following
preamble and resolutions, which were unan
mously adopted. We publish them by
request
Whereas, the attention Of the merchants
of the Butter and Cheese Exchange, of New
York, has been urgently called to the manu-.
facture and the traffic in artificial butter
and, upon investigation by committee ap-
pointed by the Exchange for that purpose,
it appears that, during the past year, there
has been manufactured and sold to con-
siderable extent an article called "Oleo-
margarine" made from suet or tallow, and
sOld as q substitute for butter, and
Whereas, While the manufacture and sale
of this commodity as substitute for but
ter is matter not within the province Of
this Exchange, so long as it is sold under it's
proper name, yet in view of the great danger
to the trade of any successful attempt to
force this or any similar compound, or any
other substance foreign to butter, upon con
0umers by admixture with the pure article,
it is Of the frss Importance that every effort
be made by the trade individually and as a
body to insure the entire freedom from
AaaiteFaats of the new crop, upon the purity
If which depends the future of American
butter az an article of export, and, indeed,
the supremacy of the dairy in our agricul-
TURF; be it therefore
Resolved, That the Butter and Cheese Ex-
change Of New York, while it would en-
courage all experiments, inventions or ap-
pilcations Of science or Of skill for the
production of pure article Of this impor-
fant staple of commerce, hereby emphatically
condemns any process of adulteration or
mixture, and the fraudulent attempt to sell
such product Tor butter.
Resolved, That the dairymen and mer-
chants, and all others Interested in this
trade in the United States and Canada, be
and are hereby requested to report to the
Secretary of the Butter and Cheese Ex-
change Of New York all instances of this
practice that may come within their knowl-
edge, for exposure through the authority of
this Exchange.
Resolved, That these proceedings be pub
lished IN the official circular Of the Exchange
and also be furnished to the press for publ
cation.
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WHAT A DOLLAR WILL BUY.-In the
present dull times it is mportant to know where the
litte money gets may be laid out to best advan-
tage. By consulting the detailed advertisement of
Messrs. Brasefmsn & Aaafna, Nos. sss and sss Maya
zine street it will be what dollar wi buy in
their large and varied stock Of Dress Goods. White
Goods. Hos cry and Housekeeping mater ais. These
ong established and thoroughly popular merchants
have determined to give their numerous friends the
very best bargains in the market. and here it will be
well for all purchasers in want Of frstcass goods, at
low figures to call early and often at their great Dry
Goods Palace up town.
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Some people are ready to swear that the
earth is precisely six thousand years old,
while BischOf calculates the time for the
formation Of coal at nine millions Of years,
and it is not impossible that the world was
a hoary headed old sinner when the fOrma-
ton Of coal began. But, after all, there is
really so very little difference betMeen 5000
years and 1900, 900 of years that the matter
is hardly worth dlsputing about.
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A delightful place of entertainment is
the Varieties Billiard Hall, Canal and Dauphine
streets where the lovers of the elegant game may be
always found amusing themselves in the midst Of
every luxury which liberal enterprise affords. The
hall il the coolest in the city, being open to the sum-
breeze, while the tables balls, and general
appointments are every way frst-cass. The new
Phelan tables arc the special delight Of the many
patrons OF the V. B. H. The championship medal is
exhibition there in all its native grace and beauty
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CarOndelet Street Gossip.

The little "tricks of the trade" which
now and then come to light in connection
With that virtnous body which every season
enacts with such perfection the passage OF
laws by which this people is governed and
our commerce regulated, carry with them
moral ~ which should not be lost upon
all who accept honesty and fair dealing as a
safe guide through life!
What can be more interesting than a nu,
merous body of "colored gentlemen" in
council assembled, on whom depends the
welfare and prosperity Of this community
Who dare assert that these gentlemen
would stoop to accept bribef
And yet we find in the case Of John A
B0mers vs.. Robert Bloomer and John Lock.
wood, filed in the Fifth District Court, q
point which strikes home in the above sug-
gestions.
Though some five years have passed, fresh
In the minds of financiers are the days which
saw in the Legislative halls on Dryadea
street the incorporation of Crescent City
Live Stock and Slaughter House Company"
Many still remember the amount Of lobby
ing" it took to make this great monopoly
what it is, and how, even almost up to the
present time, did the courts of justice re-
sound to the cry Of war
In the CASE Sed above, Mr.. Somers, the
plaintiff, d. east assign his grounds for q
claim Of $4,000 Of preferred stock of the
Crescent City Live Stock and Slaughter
House Company, or as an equivalent $lOOOO
in cash, with interest from the date OF the
passage of the bill, but simply states that
they are legal and valid. Defendants an
swer, however, distinctly AYERS that the
.tOck was promised plaintiff as compensa-
t,on for kis influence, and, II necessary, to be
xsed in the passage Of the bill incorporating
skai company. If this proves to be the case,
there can be but one decision, for the law up
on tho question of bribery has no alternative
This IL one Of the many instances which.
In these corrupt and demoralzing times, are,
alas Of too frequent occurrence. We await
Nth some interest, 90 will no doubt the
readers Of this article, q decision in the suit.
>~CXpcIIcuCc HHb IOuS t0uxho tHo idCO tHaI
. banking capital of less than $4,000 900
was insufficient to move that portion of the
cotton crop which yearly crowns the Cres-
cent City, and now that the system of adj
vances has no alternative, the pressure for
money throughout the greater portion of the
season il such az to leave handsome margins
for outside capitalists. To many it is well
known that Carondelet street furnishes no
uncomfortable amount to further the inter
ests of the cotton community, until now ru-
mOrs have it that our "Wall street" propo-
ses to take the matter seriously in hand, and
though the plan may at first seem imprac-
ticably, what the future may bring forth
none can tell.
What il company Of fnanciers, with
ample means, should DO formed to make all
advances necessary to plantersi
From the many disastrous failures chroni-
cled in the past year amongst cotton factors
springs this suggestion. At present the
subject is too young for serious considera-
sion, and 80 we leave it.
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The undersign ned bexs Z" mo m the
public that he is now with A. PEIsER Co.. import
ers Of Crockery, Glassware Cutlery, House Furnish
ing Goods, etc No. "a Magazine street, between
xavier and Common, where he viii be pleased to
wait upo4 his friends aud customers, paying special
attention to the retail trade.
Goods sold cheap at any other house in the
city. Packages delivered free Of charge
ISTD kE LEVI
Formerly of the firms Of Levi Nsvra, Levi, Nsvra
Co., and Geo. g. Wolf Levi. apA-Sm
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GLOBE LATE NATIONALLY THEATRE.
ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE BENEFIT
of the
CREVASSE SUFFERERS,
rendered by the
SHAKESPEARE CLUB.
Assisted by the charming young vocalist, Miss EMMA
G. FAIREX, Miss AMELIA WAUGH, Miss ANNIE
VAUGHN. Mrs. SEY MOUR, and the Mis- .es ETA
GRAVES, A. HILLMAN, EMMA ARNET, CAR.
RTE FOSTER, all OF whom have kindly volun.
teered their services for this OCCASION under the
auspices Of his Honor Mayor Louis A. Wiltz and
committee of citizens,
On Tuesday, May 5, 1874.
on which occasion will be presented, the beautiful
drama of the
MARBLE HEART,
Raphael (the sculpto Mr.. Tin O'Neile.
The balance of the cast by members of the club
and the volunteer ladies'.
Miss Fairex will sing several choice selections
| during the evening.
The Committee of Arrangements appoi ted by
Mayor Witt invited to assist on the Reception
Committee, and will report to F. Lilienthal. ESQ.,.
Chairman at the theatre, at O'Clock p. M sharp
Tickets dollar, for sale by members of the
Committee and of the Shakespeare Club, or at the
Box Office on the day evening of the performance.
No reserved seats.
Doors open at 7, performance begins at O'Clock.
II. HODGeON,
my3td Chairman Committee of Arrangement.
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New ORLEANS 28th Arril, 1874.
Messrs. Morrison WOODWARD. Corner Canal and Mag

New ORLEANS, 2sth Arril, 1874.
Messrs Morrison Woodward. Corner Canal and Mag
Gentlemen-Having received great benefit from the
use Of Msgures Cundursngo Liver, Kidney and
Blood Bitters we wish to express to you high ap-
probation Of its great virtues especially altera
tive depurator duretic and purgative, acting thor
oughly as Calomel. Blue Mass and other Mercurial
preparations, yet mildly and without their irritating.
nAuseOus and injurious effects.
Believing it to have the m rit claimed for it, we
recommend it to all who suffer from Indigestion Con.
stpation, Headache. Fever and Ague and other dis
eases induced by Torpid Liver and kidney complaints
Chae. r. Railey. SO Magazine street.
r. N. Young, 10 Camp street.
E. R Converse, 81 Magazine street.
J. Janney, lit Common street.
L. J. Dolze, "a Barrone street
H. H. Bryan, JR., Attorney at law.
J. p Harrison JR:. "a Bsronne street.
H. Carter Canal street ferry.
r. A. Owen steamer Nat hcz.
F. b. Green corner Perdido and Ferret streets.
Edward Newman. Third and Baronne streets.
Jaues II. Hummel, Our Home Journal.
VIM. 8. Mount Caronde ct and Union streets.
Thomas j. Woodward, "a Constance street.
John A. Russell !, 2 Secoud street.
WIN. CT Is. Rogers, 212 Laurel street.
J. R. Mcconnell 800 Philip street.
w. ". Huck.
c. 8 Randall 4s Carondelet street.
Thos ONtil, 143 Comm street.
Mason Pitcher, 100 Customhouse street.
Peter Moran, Page Moran.
Rob. Chapsky, "A Magazine street.
Silas Weeks, 48 Carondeet street.
C. A. Green, 81 Union street.
J. N. Harrison. 800 Camp street.
F. p. Jones, Canal Street Ferry.
A. s. Davidson, Canal Street Ferry.
Chas. Grice, steamer NatcheZ.
Chas. H. f. Cotton 271 st. Mary street.
2. H. Davis Jr.
Jos Littejohn, 80 Natchez street.
s. Pescay, 222 Josephine street.
A. c. Perpont, $50 Camp street.
John NJ. Burrows, Y Graver street.
W. T. Crosby.
A. Neafus.
John Thuer. 40 Annuncation street.
J. w. Hopkins, 499 Chartres street.
NJ Malone, 623 Carondelet street.
John Kuutzmann, corner Canal and North Peters
streets.
P. j. Punch, Proprietor and Editor Of Merchants
and Brokers' Pr ce C-rrent.
And'many others.
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Office Mu ual Aid and Benevolent ! tfe
Insurance Association of Louisiana, No. 10 Camp
street New Orleans, May 5. 1874 Members Of this
Assoc ati III hereby titled of the death of F. A.
HEEFER, who died in this city Sept. "a, 1873 d H.
NJ. RICHARDS, who died in Philadelphia, Penn
October TO- 1873 aud called upon come forv ard
without fur Their notice and pay at the Office of the
socation, No. 10 Camp street, 81 % each be-
lore P. NJ, June ii, 1874
my37t R. ". YOUNG. Secretary