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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-20
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The United States Court for the Eastern District
of Missouri having at the last October term in equity
rendered decision in favor of the United States and
Foreign Saamander Felting Company, establishing
and ,eaffrming their exclusive right, under letters
patent, to manufacture, sell and apply the compo-
sition known Salamander Felting Of which ashes
tos is component part material to prevent rada-
ton from heated surfaces, and used for
covering steam boilers and for other pur-
poses notice is hereby gwen to the pub
lie by the Southern branch of said com.
pany, of which John NJ. G. Parker of New Orleans,
La Is President that any aud Ii infrngements OF
the nights of said company within the itory
cred by the contract of said branch TO nntacture
sell and apply said Feltng by any person persons
whomsoever uhess under authority Of said company,
will be prosecuted at law.
The public also cautioned against purchasing
from any other company or person, CT applying any
composition material urder whatever name of
which asbestos is component part, to he used for
the purposes covered by the paten, of said company
DANIEL EDW ARDS
General MANAGER Southern Branch.
Office Of the Southern Branch U. $. and L Salaman-
der Telling Company, New Orleans La. Dec 20,
1875. dbl TuThSuim
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OFFICE c. s. AND FOkkI'N SALAMANDER
FELTING COMPANY,
New Orleans, La.
NV attention having been called to advertise
ment printed in the Picayune Of the 22d inst headed,
Notice of Observation-Disclosures Material signed
J. w Johns, 81 Maiden Lane. New York, which
pr called forth by the card of Mr.. Daniel
Edw ards, general agent for our company, deem it
my duty to the public and for their protection, to
state tina this company is amply able and prepared to
protect all persons who purchase and the
Salamander Felting manufactured by Us against any
person company who may attempt 70 manufacture,
sell apply any composition in violation of pat
en for Salamander Felting referred in the above
card.
In addition to the decision referred to in the fOrego.
ing card of Mr.. Daniel Edwards, l able to
state that verdict has Just been rendered in favor Of
his Company in the United States Circuit Court in
Massachusetts Judge Sbiply-fnlly sustaining what
we claim for Felting with Judgments against two
of the large manufacI uring compa les in Lowell
Mass for infringement and violation of patent
DDS JOHN NJ. G. PARKER President.
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4A1lSeUe7' to n Card.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 4, 1876.

NEW ORLEANS Jan. A. 1876
Referring to acard of John NJ. G. Parker President
of lat inst those interested will observe that while
the letter of Supervisor Inspector Mr.. Rogers is
quoted President Parker does not yet state whether
| Salamander Felting contains Asbestos or not.
While admitting that Mr.. Rogers may know what
Asbe tos is, We wish it understood that pr.
that the Asbestos Boiler Fotins sell ana use
DOES contain Asbestos.
We az in state that if the O. s. and F. SalamandeI
Felting Company Abestos they are infringing
unless they supply themselves from the parts We
are representing, or their agents. The following
letter from Supervisor Inspector VIM Rogers al
dressed to our Mr.. Caleb A. Parker. may be OF some
interest here:
Office of L. S. Supervising Inspector of Steam }
Vessels Tenth District
New Orl' ans La, Nov. I, 1873 J
Dear Sir-ln reply to your note OF even date, Re.
qnesting my opinion of the Asbestos Boier Felting
an)a-cOnductor of heat or cold its durability and
economy l have to say that l have the highest
opinion of its conducting and durable qualities
when properly app led AMI that its economy is ully
in some instances high twenty per cent have
| been realized from its 1t be readily and
,asy applied will not crack and in weight is less
| than any other covering, except, perhaps, hair.
Very respectfully,
Supervising inspector
with IL Dudley Coleman,
No IL Union street.
New OIlt ans, La.
The public will now have better opportunity OF
forming their own opinion suggested
III. DUDLEY COLEMAN & ECO,
II Union street, New Orleans La
Agents for
:, II. w. JOHNS 81 Mai en- Lane.
THE ASBESTOS FELTING co,
3l6 to 322 Front rect.
ja16 If New York
Office Of U. S Supervising Inspector of Steam }
Vessels, Teptl District,
New Orleans Jan Il, 1916.
j. NJ G. Parker Esq, President Of TIE U s. and
Foreign Saamander Feting Con pany, Southern
Branch
Dear Sr-My attention having been called to an
advertisement printed in The daily papers this city
signed by H. Dudley Coleman, agent etc. wherein is
introduced a letter from me approving and recon-
mending the socalled ASBESTOS BOILER FELT
Ing OF II. NJ. Johns a. Co, New York, it seems
proper in view of subsequent letters from the
same subject that 1 shou d explain these apparent
discrepancies.
At the of the letter in question Nov. I. 1873
had no knowledge of any other Boiler Felting using
Asbestos OF its principal ingredients but the
Salamander Felting for which David Edwards, Esq.
is the agent in this city, and supposed that l was
recommending that article. Very respectfully,
WIN. ROGERS,
ja16 tt Supervisor Inspector
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saPARTNERSHJPS.

rOPARTNERSHIP - THE UNDERSIGNED
~ have this day formed copartnership under the
style and fin OF PEPIN & BROUSSAKD for the
purpose of carry ing on the Dry Good business
They have secured for that parpOse the store No
15s Canal street, OF Barnnne. formerly Occu
pied by j. TurcOtte. \. PEPIN, JR.
IT, l.. BROUSSARD
New Orleans January 10, 1875 jal5 1w
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3O3 700. showing an increase this year of
Sc, 4S1, 500.
Increase Of Population and Domestic Con-
sumption.
The New York Produce ErChange Weekly
publishes the returAs of State enumeration Of
population in 1875 for eight States as COM
pared with the United States census of 1870
and says Assuming that these returns ere
fair representation of the remaining States,
the gain in population in all of the States
since 1870 is IA 2-1O per cent, which would
give a.population in 1875 of A $685. $50. The
annual accretion Of the population from 1890
to 1860 was about 80 per cent per annum, but
from 1860 to 1870 the increase was only about
% per cent.
"With population of forty-four millions
in 1875, as against thirty hit and half mil
lions in 1870, the domestic consumption of
bread and meats has increased in about cor
responding ratio. This should be taken into
account in the estimates of home requirements
as we'll as the surplus for foreign export. The
requirements of wheat for domestic consump-
ton and seed will be, for twenty-four mil
lion acres under wheat, at one and half bush
els per acre, or thirty million bushels,
and at four and a half bushels per capita for
forty-four millions population, would be two
hundred and thirty-four million bushels, aud
at five bushels per capita would be two hnn-
dred and fifty-six million bushels, which is
more than the Agricultural Department es-
innate of the wheat crop of 1875.
1.-The slaughter of swine in 1874 Is was
about the same as that of 1873 "A. but the
export in 1874 rs was about 100, OOO 600
pounds less than in 1914. But with this
decrease in the export there was no stock of
note of meats or lard in the country at the
close of the crop season, October l, 1875,
which is accounted tor by the augmented do
mestic consumption, result sure to follow
the accretion Of the population
"The hog slaughter in the West so far this
crop season is not so large as in 1874, which
is accounted for by the diminished number Of
swine in the country to draw from and the
larger corn crop of 1875 as compared with
that Of 1874 In years Of small corn crop
the larger portion of the packing in the West
has been done during November and Deem
Der, but in years of large corn crops the larger
share Of the packing is done in January and
February, as with cheap corn and dear meats
there is greater financial inducement to con
tinue feeding hogs later in the season before
slaughtering them"
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SOutheTn States agricultural and
Industrial Exposition.
E0tlce 10 Exhibit0 RS

h0tice 10 Exhibitors.
OGvtoR OF TIE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT }
No. 30 Camp Street
New Orleans, Jan. s, 1876. )
The Entry Books for Exhibitors will be opened at
this office MONDAY, January TO-
All applications for entries must be made upon the
printed forms Of application, which viii be furnished
at this Office
Tho Grounds and Buildings will be open for the
reception Of articles fo exhibition from February
until February 49, 1916, and exhibitors requested
20 make early appl cation and entry in order that
everything may DO in o. ton the opening day
The Entfy Books viii be closed on FRIDAY
EVENING, February -, 1916, at o'clock, and no
entries will to allowed after that time. THIS RULE
IS IMPERATIVE.
Catalogues and general information furnished to
applicants at this office.
by order of the Executive Committee.
ja9 If SAML MULLEN. Genl. Supt
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ROOMS AND BOARD.


DARTIES DESIRING FIRST CLASS TABLE.
i with fine rooms southern exposure, suitable for
families and single gentlemen with of bathroom
can be had at tbs fine residence. 2i5 ST. Charles
street between Julia and st. Joseph References
exchanged. jal5 5t*
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

- ton street, BOSTON, (opp site G ODE Theater)
Located IN the centre of the CITY and easily reached
oy street rars and stages Elevator, steam and all
lllou s improvements Rooms european PLAN, 81
per day upward A first css. Restaurant and Pri-
yate DINING rooms. if preferred, at moderate rates.
ne most convenient locat on a quiet and comfort
adapted to the strngency of the times are the spe-
clal ad vantages atford. at thu BELMONT"
ja,01y HARDY a. co Propretors
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John III, Carter

having become connected with the house of Messrs
BRIGGS PAYNE & CO. Wholesale Grocers, II
and 10 Peters and Is and II Fulton street will be
glad TO have his city and country friends give him
call. ja7 If
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IN MOTION OF JOHN LIVINGSTON. ESQ
~ of counsel for plaintiff, and npon sugge sting
Court WILLIAM NJ PINCkARD, one Of the de-
PENDANTS has departed This life that the succession
of the dece ,sed has not been opened AMI that the
heirs OF said deceased unknown to plaintiff or his
attorney:
1t is dered by the Court that the representatives
of said deceased WILLIAM NJ. PINCKARD be- by
publication, notified appear and become parties to
tnis within three months; said order TO be
published three times IN newspap printed at the
seat OF government, and that in default Of such ap-
peaIaLce- said plaintiff ana appellant will proceed to
have said cause heard and determined
hereby ce tify the foregoing to be true and
faithful extract from the Minutes Of this Honorab be
Court of the day, month and year rs above written.
In testimony whereof l have hereunto set my
hand and a xed the Seal Of sid Court the city OF
New Orleans, this first day OF June in the year OF
our Lord one thousand Ell hit hundred and seventy
five. JSO. NJ. HOWELL, Clark.
"a am3n
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS, Etc.
Shipnin4 Statistics

With reference to the present relative stand
ing of the diff rent nations in mercantile
fleets, the following compilation as regards
sailing vessels has been prepared from reia-
BILE SOurces
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MRS. cHANFRAUs VARIETIES THEATER.

MRS. CHANFRAU'S VARIETIES THEATER
Monday Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday
Evenings.
THE GENUINE VERSION
First time III New Url- ans) of D'Ennery's great
drama, the
TWO ORPHANS.
Splendid Scenery.
Perfect Illusions
Matinees Wednesday ana Saturday Noon,
or the TWO ORPHANS
Friday Jan. 2l-t First performance upon ary stage
of a emotional drama by 4 G.. Hancock
Esq of New leans, entitled CAPT. FANNY.
In splendid preparation, grand Military Spectacula
Drama full of beautiful scenic and drama tic
etfet Is entit COL WlLLOUGHBY.
ialG If
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-AT COST-TWENTY-F -FOUR TOP
l. and top Buggies and fine Victoria, all of
which will he sold at cost if early application is
M de to close out a consignment Call and examine
at IS Carondelet street. L. Il. MADDUX.
d22 I'm
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NetO Drteu,1, Layer.
CASPIAN LUSSF,

Nos. 178 and 47S CHARITIES sTHRE-,
Announces to pr0pretors of Beer saloons and TO
the pubic that having Completed his irnmenae a2-
paTatus for manufacturing
Lager. Icer,
he i prepared to sel the same at lower price than
any other homemade article and Of az good quality
any similar article produced III the United statos
ie1J GD
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Total I'LL. 1906 5,5l9 5,2.6 :85 1862, 49.

The aggregate tonnage as here shown is
materially larger than in 1870 when the total
was 2, 1893 452 tons. AS regards the tonnage
of the sailing vessels of the United States, il
should be noted that only sea-going craft are
mentioned. The coastwise and lake feet is
immense and would undoubtedly swell the
total nearer to that of Great Britain, where
almost everything ahoat is counted. Il can
not strictly be said that all the British vessels
mentioned are "sea going" Owing to our
large extent Of territory, it is difficult to keep
. record Of every vessel that is built. The
coastwise and lake shipping, however,
amounts TO formidable total.
California's Business Prosr Gritty.
The statements published in the San Fran
cisco journals, showing the dividend pay
ments at that place during the past year, fail
to show any reduction in the profits of mer-
camille and manufacturing corporations, as
compared with last year. Indeed, the bust
ness of the year is summed up as among the
most prosperous in the history of the city and
State. Notwithstanding the drawbacks Incl
dent to the financial panic in August. and the
disastrous conf seration at Virginia City in
October, the profits of business for the year
are the largest on record. The correctness Of
this statement will be found in the following
compilation of dividends paid during the
year:
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Notice Of infringement.
ASBESTOS MATERIALS.

] the first inventor Of the fol owing and other
appli. atoms Of ASBESTOS and have secured by
paents and reissues Of same, the sole right to
f4cture Asbestos Roofugs Shea hings, Innings,
Clements b er Fets, Coatings, Paints, etc.
Certain parties taking adv antage of the well
known fre-rroOf and non-conductng qualities Of
Asbestos (Which have been developed ana made pub
lie at great expense by mel have offered for sale
spurious articles puporting to contain Asbestos for
Boiler Coverings Roofing and other purposes and
have also nfringed my patents, and eleby give
notice that all lf myers will hereafter be prosecuted
and all who sell any materials for the above
similar purposes containing purporting to
tain Asbestos, which do hear my name and dates
of patents, will do % at their perl
Pamphlets, descriptive of the genuine Asbestos
materials price lists etc, will be furnished app
cation
H. W. JOHNS,
p Maiden Lane, New York.
Fl. DUDLEY COLEMAN & BRO,
Agents for III. W. ,Tohnss
Asbestos Coverings az Materials
II Union street, New Orleans, La.
Referring to the above, wish to state during the
past two nd half years have covered numbers of
steam boilers, drums pipes and chmnsys in this city
and section with ASBESTOS CEMENT and other
materials best known to arrest radiation. These
Jobs have i'll all given the greatest satisfa ction
to our patrons and to them refer.
CALEB A. PARKER
with H. Dudl y Coleman q Bro.)
DO II Union street New Orleans.
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1S0 CASKS RED WINE St. Loubes G. LIE
forester
% casks RED WINE. st. Emion. G. Leforester
20 casks WHITE WINE, Graves
p hf, casks WHITE WINE Graves.
30 bbls WHITE WINE VINEGAR Cessat.
900 cases WHITE WINE VINEGAR. Cessat
) ar. casks COGNAC. Co andon & Co.
90 eighth casks COGNAC. Cnmandon & Go.
leo cases assorted BRANDY FRUITS. blanchard
ErereS.
50 cases BRANDY ABRICOTS Blanchard
Freres.
25 cases BRANDY PEACHES Blanchard Free es
- . Fr MUSTARD. Desegarde.
5 . ASPARAGUS.
leo a or. SARDINES.
80 Inf SARDINES
% . AB-INTHE.
For sale by e. BASSETTI,
ial9 }t 40 and 70 Peters street. near Poydras.
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The foregoing is a true and correct transcript from
the books the New Orleans Insurance Association
NIL. MUSSON, Presiden t.
G. LANAUX Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, Notary Public,
this 18th of January, 1876.
G. LEGARDEUR JR., Not. Pub.
Ata meeting of the Board of Directors held on the
18th of January, 1876, 1t resolved to pay, and
after the 25th inst, the fol-, wing dividends:
l. An interest dividend of TEN PER CENT for
the year ending 3lst December, 1873, the capita
stock of $50 per share.
q A dividend of TEN PER CENT to stockholders
on the amount of their NET earned premiums for
the year ending 3lst December, 1875, in addition
to the rebate anticipated dividend of Is per cent
already received by said stockholders their
GROSS premiums.
B. And to carry to Contingent Fund FIFTEEN
PER CENT of the remaining premium profits for
investment in United States Government securities,
according to articles III and of the amended
chatter M L. MUSSON, Pres dent
q T,ANtTN Secretary
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Opening Friday, January IS, 1875,
At
ST. PATRICk'S HALL.

| The Tables so far arranged are as follows and
will DO Ter the auspices Of the ladies' herein
| named
SOUTHERN STAR-Mrs. DR.. j. II. WiendshL
| Mrs. Charles Macready, Mrs. q. X. Cunning Miss
JarbOt Miss Kerchotf Mrs Dr.. Brekel, Mrs. T. l..
Bayne, Mrs j. Ad Rozier Mrs. Henry Preston, Mrs.
| Amazon I.edeux, Mrs. N. Soule, and Mrs. Clark.
CENTENNIAL Mrs. Dir. Folwell, Mrs. 1hai.
Waterman and Mrs. Rev. Gutheim.
| CRESCENT-Mrs. Themas Gilmore Mrs p. f.
| IIerwig. Mrs. John Hende son. Mrs Springbett,
Mrs. Dr. Berthelot and Miss Henderson
! ST. PA1 RICK'S-Mrs w. T. Houston.
| IRISH AAERICAN-Mrs Z. McMahon Mrs. j.
| c. Mcclellan, Miss A. Alexander Miss s. j. Byrnes.
| ST. ALPHONSUS'-Mrs Fitzgerald.
| H1BERNIA BRANCH No. l-Mrs Conway Mrs.
| Tillbury, Miss Moe Grayer Mrs. Mcdonald.
ST. THERESA'S Mrs. j. Domingo Mrs Finne-
gam Miss Gibney and Mrs. Hogan.
| Contests:
SPAN OF HORSES AND BUGGY - Contest
between Hon. j. M. G. Parker and T. j. Kennedy,
ESQ. The voting will be under charge of the ladies
| OF the Crescent Table.
| SPAN OF HORSES AND BUGGY-Contest
between CoOnels Waggaman and Pagan and Mr..
| John Fairfax. The voting will BIO under charge of
| the laiies Of the Centennial and ST. -tphonsus'
Tables.
Besides these. there will be number of interesting
contests and rafes for gold watches and gold chains
necklaces, gold and coral sets, silver cup etc.
| jal6 TIT
EcYFTIAN HALL
40 -------.St. Charles street 40
Opposite st. Charles Hotel,
| IMMENSE SUCCESS CROWDED EoITSFSn
| The only place in the city where
ELEGANT AND BEAUTIFUL WOMEN
ARE TO BE SEEN.
Open every Evening mt $ O'Clock.
SATURDAY MATINEE.
IENGA GEMENT EXTRAOEDINA AIRY
OF the only and original
| MA DAME BLAN NICHE,
TABLEAUX WANT
PROFESSOR BENFORD
SPIRITUALOPTIC ILLUSIONS.
Admission so cents.
| Special nOtice-Iades and ChdIea are admitted
| free on Friday evenings and saturday Matinee
| ja0 2w
DROFEssOR BENFoRD-
The Modern spiri unl Optical IIlu.ionist,
| MIS- BENFORD,
| The Celt brated London Phrenologist and Spiritual
Medium
Can be cOnsuted on private matters daily at the
Egyptian Hall. 20 St Char sstree opposite the st.
| Chark Hotel from l. NJ. to Z u. i'll letters ad-
/ fio'eI
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DDwELLs ACADEMY OF MUSIC


ENGAGEMENT FOR ONE WEEK ONLY,
The favOrite young American Comedian
SIn. G. FRANCE,
Presenting on
Sunday, Monday. Tuesday md Wednesday
Evenings january u. -. IL and ~.
ALSO AT THE WEDNESDAY MATINEE.
Upon which occasion beat titI Lady Prize i'll DO
given.
His great success of last season,
MARKED FOR LIFE,
The " ost exciting anna ever produced
Thursday, Friday and Saturday Evenings Jan % 81
and % also at the Saturday Matinee his
Dram tic Romance. entitled DEAD To THE
WORLD, the great London success, in its
TWEEN leth week at the Crec Theater, produced
with all OF its star ling effects and ma gnitcent
scenic display.
Sunday, jan "3-The r'ginal HARRIGAN &
HARIS COMBINATION. iaS
Engagement Extraordinary of the beautiful Fques-
TRAN Artistic
MISS KATE FISHER,
and the celebrated
TRAINED HORSE WON DER"
sunday Evening, Jan. l6,
And until further notice and Satud day Matinee
NIAZEPPA,
The Wild Horse of Tartary
Mazenna --------.---.--.-----M Miss Kate Fisher
The Wild Horse, The celebrated ''Wonuer.'
FRlDAY-Brneft of Miss Kate Fisher. jal6 If
CT. PArRICK'S HALL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Rooms Of tho Y. M. II. A., Grnnewald
Hall January H. 1s76-The officers and members,
well the invited guests are hereby notified tn at
the installation of officers " ill take lace SAT
URDAY, the 22i inst. at half past o'clock p. M in
place Of Monday the 2lst first understood.
jaa0 st j. BERCEGEAY, Secretary.
Office New Orleans and Carr clifton Railroad
Company New Orleans January II, 1s76-At an
election, on the Sd inst, the following named gentle
men were unanimously elected directors for The en-
suing year:
W. VAN BENTHUYSEN, l. E. GLENNY.
l.. i CAIN. Is GREEN
CARL KOHN, j. BAYLE
II. j. GASQUET, RICH'D FLOWER
Ard At a meeting of the Board held this day w.
VAN BFNTHU ISEN, Esq. was unanim. usly elect
81 President, and Mr. p. MCBRIDE, Secretary and
Treasurer.
ials st p. MCBRIDE Secretary
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Seed Oats. Grits. Rye Flour.

nnO BUSHELS RED RUST PROOF OATS
leOOO 10 bushels genuine black seed OATS.
u 90 sacks choice white and We. low CORN.
1000 sacks CIaena an st Louis OATS.
500 bales Western HAY.
CORN MEAL GIFTS AND RYE FLOUR,
For sale by
GEORGE HECK & co,
jaiG 1w Corner Poydras and Tchouptoulas SITS