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S.r non bky URv. A. J. Witherproon,
ltrY MI PsIONA1UY.
AIOae Out rae Rh' Ic' tiwir $ : 1w.
41tlbfect . c'l e MpaNII ( r I4.t ihia( Rnlt bho
misery of lthwlR e a Pi R I-opother n q ~orintil2y.
In the allapter of Cio tixt the Prophet porlmaye
in tad Land lstrikitg oelior the calalntiies of his
onlotrymen, both t.ead and alieo-for tle t;omb
is distutblu by the invading and iemullinlg fte.
The bones of the Ihabitantt of Jerit'slem, both
great and smulal, "they shall bring out of their
graves." The Prophet leno mentUiob that "de.ih
shabA be hollOse rather then life by the residue
of the people." Tile iuttrufil Prophet, as Jere.
-lili has been eRllId. also upbraids the fooliah
a4 shaetuelees inipell tone. of his Oountrymen.
"They hold fast dot elt and refuse to re
tunr. 4No matn repented him of his wicliednese
.elrg, Wbtat hIve I done. lvery one turned to
ils oonrse as the horse rishllth into the battle."
h.re prtt'het stowSi tlhn Grievotue judgment that
-ill come upoln tie land, and in pla.tlve stlraitn
he ewatil their desperate estate. T'he test pre
u5 ette te elmtn of tofe evile that were to befell
tAhe people and country. Tte oppnortuity of dIt
liverance s e pias,itad they were notliaves. Th.
had neglecl d the pr·t-pr Reasons of the country's
ealvatiit., uani thov r wer pact beyond reurvory,
The euetly hatld irrlvetd; "lthe snorting of his
horeses was heard flrot ltHn, the whole land
tremnbled at the ootid of the neiglhing of his
tlang'Or tis," Atwcieitrt tuthere have ni ale men
tiol of the tilolee pirolttund by the allunllian
bhorsmen or i a' hlty, anid Ilow their liond eon
vuleed the eatll t lfor nules distant. The people
ireted in. false hotic,s. They were doeeived in
their eoitttldillee. " they lolked for peace buit no
eOOd cane. n.u for a tune of health, ald behold
tr.ouble.'
It it liaoltlnible for a people to bie deceived in
their hopes anld o!noeque-ntly sit sttil and be
bound ehand antd i'ot without knowing it, and
when they ought, by pry per defensive measuenre,
to have l, perr l to irike for their pro,-etoiin
and left tici iri.te- in the hulll of Hil" who is
the Dlstl,.. r of rv .mitle and the Arblter of uln
iot0,P. it hi rivtt PnIi fol' a brave people to sit
Mill ana do .iot iiliot elii It the halt'oEt lues and
thelteunlnr iti iiliiitt tiing sIavhed, litit, my
Mriends, ealtIt ugi I sive given the lirarl iisisiory
4--. the telt, I wli.h i tore it by way of tspirital
SMoULmodat.tt iti to a ! lreater erisa Ithea a il.
tltial one,. I dreire to day to disuste tlhose
siettoef l l grec' tilhi nie! proptiloes tinies for
the salvititln if tihe ii-tl, for lite sfe di-livoeauone
throughl the ftiollon!-itl of J*lillerlist, ornm
everY lspiitritul . the ithles, thle world land the
That I. a couriitrl otf far greitir r importltnce
than the selvll.tin of tlatel- 'for what in a man
prlited if he lthall git.in thI whole world and luos
his own olil), or iitat chtlll a man give in ox
ohanlge for, hie A itr ' If our colts be not saved
in this wiorld, noi I .tlllontg ran deesOibe and no
.llaginaltiot o n icotc iuttive the mtllery that awLite
ts in the eternsl world. Thu lainenttlion or the
Orhohut over the dad lrate of hl ooeiuntry wam in.
aeet beComintg, an it wi O tenider and affeotlon
"te. The tItoplo Iced hopedl to have reelived
a-tooor IroimR Egypt, bat, the sltnmer, the time of
a&rouhtn. i rminie was ended and they were left
without a tvwistaito. The harvest was Itaslt itd
they are now left to the fury of the itading foe,
iandif on awooutlt i f theeo itmpeoudtng olatities
the prophet was greatly distttrbed, is there not
-esot tfor gioeater IlamentationI if we let the re
l.onet harvest paiss wlhoutl leing Iaved,
If the L'roihout werpt over the tempioral eltami.
ties of his puoplo, iand etxclhied, i Oh, that my
heart were water, and mine eyes a fountain of
lateas, that. 1 might wCrp day and night for the
ulain of tile i daughtelt r of my people," with what
greatetr rincon hot .e to to make lainntation over
you, it yiSo nio!itiprove your oppertunily of
aIlvatmon.
L.t lie proett ed brifly to point out some of
the sPea;lu if pita'e, or favorable tie i'f atlv y
titer, An Iith'~y n~ius to Iit in the cottlrrie or nature.
fontil i " favoitraill titir, not only for religiou4
4mpresito.lo , bit I'or onversion., Many iof th
Iaint,. emntitint fior their piety and seal were
S.ooIverted in i:i ly1 life, The hamuiels and 'tiym
thy" and oJaditli andtl Jonphe have been oulld
to ail ages uf the .lureh lEarly imipreslionu ,
h. they good or iti. are the miet la4t1111
and youth is t e e l itted to receive good
impremsit ao. Tile iitnd thltl i more
theatbie. lThe ilfoltioln more ardent, the passions
mtore govier'lthe lii, Oi niltenie more tender,
atid the will ltola itbtintlite; but many, alse, have
.elt that favorvabln asoaltn of salvation; and
yXong tioolelo vlnian nttllr in1 after life for t.hiai
lack of thliel atdvartalages they negleoed the
natural seeaonof o ltaiingt ; in wiihl we do not
limit thae mercy of God (tnd1 I have seen a man
lghty years of ag contverted in tllll mslton.)
eit every one knows that the most propitious
semaon of . rait ie wilen the dew of youth La
peOn you and the itble teaches: "Rtemember
now thy Ureator in the dlve of thy youth."
Propiteoun thimns of salvation are afforded by
Divione Providence. bMories are sent to woo us
.mbrace Hli love. Alteotious or judgments to
warn us; but many under Hbe I have remaiuod
untgenerate.
The . tabbath, in the hind providence of Godl,
was appuinted to pl ornlote the best tuterestl of
manlkind, both his piisIecal and spiritual welfare,
and it (the tiabbath) ought to be speut in the
tblihe or privnge .xerctses of religiou. On this
day pubic worship ti conduoted and the ordi
atnce of Chrilianlty dispeousid, and Jehovah on
that day more especay llly alld converts sill.
netsl to hitmst.f and places various seals of his
apprc.bation uonl the proper observance of t.o
Lord's day, and ihas even numbered it amonlg the
ten ooimnanlndtnts. lhit how many let that
ruteptrb seario pcsts away without obtaining the
knowledge of eaivation, which they could easily to
·bystepping into one of the many open chturches
ln our city on tuntlay. There are also golden
·oportunities presentid to us by grace. In re
vival. of roligion anud r xtrardinary awakeniug.
When the hitsy spirit id poured out abundantt.
. Whenall in ero to fuel the strivings of the
Spirit. It men did but improve "these gRl
dnl momenta" they never would exclaim in
agony, the hsv'vet is peer, the summer is ended
andt we are n.t narved, but many stifle their con
wotlons at euclh causue, and grieve away the
.oli Spirit.
- let me urge you to improve euuh precious
-tthes of salvation thbat have been mentlo, ed, and
Swold do well for a moment to refleoct upun
pisery who lose their day of grace, or woo
ieot their opportunities of salvation.
I_ otee nesone once lost are irreooveorable.
" would gadly recall on their dying b~de
t neglected privlileges and opportunitie. Dut
ai a n. Tinme once pact never returne. The
eason of grace does not return, It may be re
R¶le the volume of water whlih flows along as
m6u atand on the bank of the river when it
tase. it never returne, but flows on to the
eano; and so a neglected privilege nevr re
~4are, but goee on to eternity where it will con
gat you with its awful reeyponatibility.
2I.-:l t seaeons of salvatlon may never be re
l. any promime themselves time. and
Sfor repentance, but how often does death
oint such expeotations. The individual
isnds on the margin of the stream may
a lifeless corpse betore the pasling current
lwed by another.
- 4t eIeuonl aggravate our guilt. The means
.grace are o many talents committed to our
SWeare to give an account of our etewaord
p and the neglecting to improve them will be
ed 'Ard eact ye the unprofitable ser
vint into outer darkuees, there shad be weeping
end ganshing of teeth."
rvery lost season hardens the heart. Who
ve their hearts " Gospel hardened" above all
se ? Unconverted mnistere of the Goepel-
verted choirs and sextons. lI short, all
w Us an unholy Lamlliarity with eacred things.
It law even ,t nainre, that while aotive nrm
egai strength ny exercise, passive impree
Imidiish by repetition, and the natural
noe for holy things may be lost in the lor
attendance upon means of salvation, and
wrho are most familiar with religioua ser
and places often become paset redemption.
ord that doss not quicken will etupify, and
deesi not save, it wilt condemn: "'If not th e
of life unto life, it is of death unto death."
lost season of grace will grieve the Holy
aore and more. The spirit of God wiln
a strive with man, and if we rest
ua, our dcstruoiton is inevitable.
ry that takes the thiagof Oarist
OUtos .: I le aaletems warn
art thmiei
Inoing to ltgypt for nuoouir, Ie taead or trutting
in d aed pie parig snurtelese to breast the
gaaitng storm. A people that do not resolve
themselves to do or dile for prinolplO will look In
vain to .tyt for help. Let a brave people stand
upon "the riht," f riltey are wiped on in tbht
resointi o. liut how bitterly sadI is it to lose the
opportun ty of religions salvation. It is like a
fa.voring bree e springing tp around a oinking
vesel, If the sails be set the snip is wafted ot
to her destined psIrt; If not, the breeze .ay die
out and the vessel ,tand still. On the walla of
the famous Itphio Oracle it was written "know
thy opportunity." The Dible declares: "ro every
thing there is a season and a time to every put.
tpae under the heaven." And it also saoads out
the alarm of the text, "The harvest is past, the
summer ended, and we are not saved."
... 4*,4n -.......
I Oommuulcsted.,
Annual Iepolrt of Labore Among lsea.
men.
Tbhatks again to the proprietors of the oily
press for continuing to send their daily issues to
the Hailors' heading.room without charge. Most
of all thanks to God for shielding us as the ap
pre of his eve through all the commottions and
diseases of the past twelve years, permitting us
to contInue our labors among seamen here un
oealingly, and saking the lass year-thls year of
political turmoil-the most pro poront and snu.
oesf tl of any while in the meantime many coo
laborers have been removed by death.
Uttrlidg the past year we have hld dli
vine service in three plaocss-in our Bethel on
itep anade street, regained from its tUe as a ona
theoll ehurch, and refitted and pemuanently se
oured for its original object; atd on shipboard
on the upoer docks, conducted by Judge Filk and
my aselaant, Mr. John (libbe; and on board the
national vessels in the river. OnB abbath and on
fotr evenings of each week we have regularly
held well-attended services. In one readinlg
room, the only ,edling-room in the city that Is
free to ol, Cso fr as I knowt-aroom well supplied
with bnoke and papers-yont may nlod on any day,
and from morning to night, a throng of sea and
Ian hmeen of manlly languates, all quietly reading
or writing to Irlends, and thus furhlshed Ibettor
employment than drinking and vielstig ltianoe
house,4 Thle lit. of names on uor roll of honor'
as members of our Tom eranoe hand of Hlope
now amounts to about eleven hundred men. Our
t4bbath-school le in a prooper.us conditioti, I'he
oanrdinavians, in whose behalf valrittu tff.rts
It rve been put forth duritng ithe past three or for
years, haIte Kivsen np their recently.p=urhmaentslt
Itlate of worahip, nat hlll divlin pestvlo in our
Bethel. AIways one with no in slrlt, they will
loubtless be actually one, with but one c.rganlza.
To otlr Presbyterian frientie who hbae f.or some
time Ioen colleoting money for a l'resbytrria
ltetiel on the upptr docks, we wl'h large eoo
cesa. lint the Atnerlcan heasmtn'cs Friend No
tte y which we tepresent in iles city, is not
Preslavterlan, ir Methlodlit, or oantdinavian, or
AtteriOan, btst onsmoptolitalln i its operation, on=
opertaing wit alil denominationa and havina its
chaplatus and bothele In all quarters of the
world, L. 11. "AmE.
hamlen's tibapainL.
BerehBar on MIvrts.
(From the Herald.]
Elvarte, .aid he, I know very well. I have
talked to him by the hour, or rather I have lits
tened to him by the hour, for there's no chance
for anybody else to talk when he is present.
lie Is a delightful talker, too, a man of extrartr
dinary ability, althongh ie talks too much about
him.elf sntn his own speeches.
He will make an excellent tecoretary of Stain if
he can be held down to practical and practicable
thinge; and I bhtleve that Haves ie the man to
got tho most gotod and ttsefuiless out of hlim,
River R ewM,
OFFIICE NEW OILEANS8 DE1,MOrIlA.T,
Monday Morting, March 26.
I UinlivAs I---Isabol, lEmman, Delle of Shrovepirt,
Trenton.
To Aniven -DiBh Wing No. I, Eva, Upper
Coast; hil1, IItntgo, .1J II. Ilamn, Cottona E,
ley. J,,hu Iuowird, Otne eta; C. II. l)urft, oil.
A. P. Kouns. Matta Louise, lRed Itver; Robetrt
tMitcholl, .olden City, Thompson I) an, lasin
and barges, Ohio, Aesumptlon, Henry Tote, L.a
four, hel W. d. f'. itevent, Tenses and Mlaicon;
Grand titpublic, Warner and barges, St. L.,ul;
Itathe. Vickrbu g; St. John, Baton louge; Oov.
Allen, Bayou Bara; Bertha, Opelousas.
Weather yesterday was cloudy and wintry.
'Il h dlscharging of the Belle of Shreveport
was the oily event oreurrling yesterday to break
the stllness of the <abbath ntay.
T ho Cincinnati Ecrpdrer of the 231 says:
"The Thompson Dean left for New Orleans
last night with 600 tons freight sad engage
ments below for all she/could carry. She had
over fifty cabin pass tigers, a number of whom
were round trip exourslonistt, luiclting Mrs.
Gefl -y, of the Oib on lonuse; Mrs. hater, of the
Burnet Mouse; Mrs. Capt. J. B. Jones. Mrr.
Barne and Mrs. Hampton. TheDean laid here
until 1:30 last night in order to await a party
from Now York, who had engaged one entire side
or the ladies' cabin by telegraph."
The Dean is advertised in another column to
loeae on return trip Saturday next, the 81st, nst.
The ltoert Mite1ell is also advertised to leave
Wednesday for the Ohio. She is a fine steam
boat to travel on, in every enase of the word.
James Paul commands. Mr. Frank stein, a most
attentlve clerk, has charge of the olDie.
A report having been circulated that the Eva
was not insurable, Capt. Ranson requests us to
state in oUttridlo ion that the Eva is Iutored in
the ('ommrroial lnsurance Comnpapjy.
The Trenton, leaving to.day for the coast and
Lifourche. goes through to Thibodaux.
The T(.m Parker, L P'. Delahonssaye master
leaves Wednesday, sure, for Black and Bunut
rivers through o loint Jefferson.
The Col. A. P. Koune, of the New Orleans and
Roed River Transportatlon Company, is receiving
to leave We duesday for shrevtport and Jefferson.
Mart, Kouns in command, Isaac Kouns clerk.
Off to-day for Baton Rouge at 5 p. m., the St.
John. Suoh confidence have they in Capt. Bor
geron that the people on the Coast could be as
easily persuaded that Christmas and the Fourth
if July were one and the same as that the St.
John would fail to pass up or down on her regu
lar days.
The Henry Tote leaves to-day for Bayou La
for ohe.
The peerless Robs. E. Lee will be found at
the landing this morning receiving to leave to
morrow for Vicksburg and all mail landings,
c(aptain William Campbell in command, Mr. A.
MoVay in the office, assiated by Captain John
Mossup.
We are glad to son the grand Lee ocae more in
line, and hope the days may be m mny before she
has occasion to stop again. We suppose, after
seeing her offtomorrow, Captain C.nnon will
return to his Florida home.
Capt. Canton has placed a handsomely gilded
pair of horns on the Emma. Uapt. Canton be
nweves that for speed and regularity she is fairly
entitled to them, and there are many others of
the same apinion.
The regular tri-weekly daylight Upper Coast
packet Eva, Louis hanson master, N. Ranson
and Geo. O. Heno clerks, leaves to-morrow at 10
a. m. for the Ben Tureaud plantation.
The regular trt-weekly Lower Coast packet
Emma, O. Canton, Jr., master, J. J. Donovan
clerk, leaves to-morrow at 1 p. m. promptly.
The semi-weekly Coast and Baton Rouge
packet, St. John, F. Bergeron, master, J. C. Ber
geron, clerk, leaves to-day at 5 p. m.
The Gov. Allen will leave to-day at 5 p. m.
for Bayou Sara and all mail landings. J. J. Brown,
master, 8. 8. ttreck, clerk.
The regular Mo day and Thursday Coast and
Bayou L.f.,urone packet trenton, in place of the
W. J. Poitevent, leaves this 5 p. m. U. D. Terre
bonne, master, Gabe B ock, clerk.
The new fleet and handsome New Orleans and
Ouachita Transportation Company's steamer
John H. Hanna (in place of the tuachi'a Belle),
J. W. Blanas master, Joe Holmes clerk, leaves
Wednesday, as usual, for Ouaohita City. See
her adverni:uement in another column.
'Ihe Bertha will leave Wednesday, as usual, for
the Atchafalaya through to Washington. H. H.
Broad master, Theo. Jobin clerk.
The steamer Gold Dust leaves fcr Ohio River
ý Tuesday, at 6 p.m.
EXCHaNnG cLIPPtGos.
March 23.-The Rising Sun News
Shas Asniasedup,.a fatboat
and started South
100 tons of ice
ep out" wtlI
shipped by oto shppertpr tsn io e elnmeirtn, sn4
all consignled to ()ordon , (Goml, Now Orli.ass,
Will htvo fuIar additional bargte from tlitr,, non
taling 2200 tons M. IM t l FtIiar.
totltAri~it0n, Marcth 23 ---rv;ven ille orite for
"nto re Im Is" to astry 4 IT hr fitrileýht ht1 attentt
to her bineslnse. Hhe doreoi't i n In·ots off Iy ox.
orbitant charges for whtrfage. 4hbe Invites boats
to htr dorsn. lhttliville ditvtlne thanl away. Iile
cnltges th-.n soubh big wbiarflige bills Ihlat, tihy
don't oalo iabout steopping bete at all.. Evans
tille is a live, I, ral yt go- rheadl Colv. Luttie
vylle is a slct, low village compared to
it. We ought to bluh at our stuan I igorantce
of what is good for our alfty' interests, but, alas
our Wharf Committee i lind and oatn't see it,
and we manage to live from hstiil to month by
heavy taxation, a sga mon' poly andt fat-salariod
ofllo.yboldere. (o to Evanhsvdle andl stay a week,
then come hors, and you would think thati eulnees
had lMoked the nokhet, and everybody had ane to
the funeral, Wake up here, everybotdy I We are
too dod-blatette Ilay and close-tlet i hers to iniljoy
good hoaith. We can't all live dotng nothintl.
Invite people to come here Indtitce boats to sppek
a good word fotr y(, anti firing you some trade.
i you dotn't want It work, lighit omt and let pent
ple In who are willing to .a.rk Don't heep em
away by taxing m t death. Wake up, or i-
doletnti Mnaroh 23, --The stern-wheel stteamer
l w'lis sold by (apt. Elliott to kid, Nowlait'I to
day for l00I1) otaIh. (the leaves for the Arkansi s
River on Maturday.
MARINE NEWS..
,irlifE NE+W ORLMANFS I1)Mrlt:lt4'ni .It
Artivei.
No arrivals tlrllt sea
i ;FEAM4(IATI.
ht-lle of hreviAprt,, t('oliti, romn '4i lelo,9
JIc', 'itttlltnol, .t in ol t ncie, with rhuilltr RlI.
Iterselpe of Ptredlba.
lpkg4 Todsa .1 I+nrd-- Ir' hr "ld M IotlnTl ieI
t lhwnhati'htr At II ,t-ilt-- 0 . Itoe while i-toil i l'ot.l
val--1711 ito .f1 It 01 k -- I Inl t no It Wl , 1 i tl..ino
bhiti flultr t In H p P t nt o tl -1 ll iI aklll h11 i iS I iC
M tortlhiy.- 111ll ll iiinl I'llna ttholm nt & - llit ai - 'nis
tldo 1'oll k &t p ll- 0 --11 Inin h1~t l i rks t4te I (iotsit ltl
Itreitittos l l IIlls (hI d 10 ki a it lolt t 1A It bllet .
:I'l r I.n I flito l- IbN t kne in II-rt i llO wbit a et, 1 il w
fold & lPdiin -5d00 sacks brim :1011 bb ru .vonm~al .J II
itnai---t44 kt s altle Loti t na 4 , Atogslt-ti ri Inio doii
Ii(4 wIlitn tlt-e tlr tl . Me ltt1 Blit p lleb t r lm i t hills
corntlllatl I Fl'anlrttloll--l4 Irtttlks lIt iltd1 t4 iollick
--t17 kiI lt ht l tI A .il 1 1 lit -- ; i oR. l s 'ai 0 t
hall' -i - --1110 14(1 - it ) tiest ei h& L m 1 ha is ,t 1 Inti l
4 lhbll r nsp is ol gg rel 4 it all k rA ek nt.oten tllt ( hl
grits 410 b hill fluttr itbvir & titltt 'hl --11 t bol i Ilar
t.iti! tlph 4 tt ItnnniuA - -. dio 1 berl ira ttilll t ion --tts
Ip 10 thIltoe leatid or Ihnoel digs I L, tlt na -III llist
als I apples ti A Ilovrt-- - i t btid wine t YVk s .it.---
t n boxe tandi Iine. t Itnntt stiae kA itt-Ilg latl Itt -W
ItIlitkall--it, cakt wilet I Mllndln A Iin--- :,tn iitsan
bran Jtt T (All1Obbona &Co-I5 bltiitar ntlln 11 IT 1 wler
SVtetrnes ham 35a 1hbin : k rts ( bk r lit DittllIond
---I1 htxom eFgg it tlres 19la :10 pit IIs lr Ui.ll bkls
flour Valrin it Mortimer-0tiit li thtblr 100 I blil plls
tre n Iunitl A (ln Omusts--ft.0 aoa on u n W II BMat
Stlhews r Ioro---g (-14i1 hilsge li Liai itnro-;l:t nt115n
pultnitry 14 hi'tas .. ei lilt r t& isyili---i i do ti 1'
Iltlddrk'e ,i Hui1-lO-i u il 7oriiitmial iP iir 4iitsl---ii
bills flour 91o lAl gri·tl 10 Iblls olulslllrnrl kllAx's baclutl
sundry nlle CU A Whitney ,ton-- : l pin k .50 roksI
blotk iher OnIltty It' usliel Atkeo i'a itle--15i bii ia llu
tsi bblr pork lt ble oOrnatleal it aikrlt batoun 13 ltlerro
athlis 4 tion l ilLrd snldri 11(de Itllak'i Ls.---ilte
Sha1 dstnki .Ays'rk, Mitchell t'lo i nnr.tito14s t totler
THIIt1lli)lli X -+0 hhdn sugar CUiilfier 1 Keit'l0y-.
4ilto r A ll( l iit o ti-- tilt lii tll tlil- ..it. A1 Ahl Itiot.--ttilt
4 do 30 btls mnolasses 1' PUrtnart----411 do Rtennshow.
Uamilnick &il--3 do I hall' do l( A Iiniititlit--- dlio ti
lbl tio 10 Itilblklt--t 90 lusk rMtlIl-ll tr.lle V I Ileoritril
--4 i td J Ni rater It - ;I Iollnl tit -at J A Iltiltl'L-I bithtll
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to ordrr
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HT e 011r 1 - INt Ioiett corn Ixtn unng .l Ilur iil l IlAiordi i
(ti-ill-- l.tlt o II tanmonai d(- co-.-lnl hlt n il rni Iea- it1W
atlksl ot,7 It , i.'r t1 t & Iuhei- - :-.l bhla to nnul ii a itoi
hbi ll-d Itl lidto onte it ldo10 kn do 4 hw1 wh tititer &tor
It It o1"141 l-- ll - thbis flowr I billi icxrint l I .1 K toblert
-14:1t dto 1: 4 hills ilain 1113 bbi.t rlllr 7 t1-4 nulis uI.t
lk41 ik. 0 c io la li, tt 0 Il Ihit ln b lk t y114 I s , 7 oicorn
(lover & Odelndhl--I 0 bs flotir.lon A Abiken--ii0
100 do l) ,alslk alntt N (O . (1 {i t *1 riaftler (;- 7( bblls
dlueo II( lslcks bran N 0&, M.t It---11t0 Inllks o1a1
f1$7 bulle onty Cha 1'h+.tan tai --v-.'i,4 l oll. co.llr hi
bulk C I Oouradl--6ll0 hib Inlol mt au hi!If kotol 4l bllla
hoer 24 bble oll I114 pk(/it white l, d 13) ihdoz hInnhkta.
'il klig IIl|ru ( A WVhiltneoy &cd O --:1072 mlacks clrn 1001
sacks oits I hli1 i %asoIn aLeO t Iow rll & lre ton-1 tiewlc
hamiu luiexsn moaet, ll Ibis pork Virn hire,-- ... 113
tb rues ltrd t, imS lit blln fi h I n kgs i ik I. A No fll
150 o I hair l l" h i14 1o l 1I iti!rcei doh C i II )o lin --_i .-...
tlierne ham It9 11) n b ilxnntt 50 knee cnoia F. Vnte'r
11110 seoed ost J Went a co.--".1001 it 1 Hllhwabali'Ocr.l
Frowenfeld 1 Ptbitf r-- 111 St-. s h, lh to eile I1 T
lrwlntor'--711 .ntks oiut"II'' IlT hddbl.ko & Hlon--4141
alok corn ( Clhopin---- 3l1'1 fo Lewisl 101,14--177 i.ll1 Jtn
it King ,kin---;I:854 do 1)Doir4 &'c- --5)3 4I 1000 boxes
candll ".1 ,I K' 1lt &co-":04 halso I raw .1 |lNk &io
00 sall ok " Inolu l - I --lll k --. . InLven4r a n ilxturl nI 4
tovln"co1nt- 111 bdls oil I I. Lyons ----4110 lke white
lead S4t-iiurler, Maiiiraly &(..)--- b.5 pliol ni 15 lhgs
bottler F I |lloidio--1 lox Hnut.go.i 11 Holtri & Hon
--3 do hmitnd, & Ziwler''--O Akin lidn Jlout, Blhrn
&no--2 (1) W 1, N.vra---9 lo M MA(l'raw-4 do W
Diettich--t d" It iHll. ,-0', do A IP.tacal &Ac1-.842
Ire t lumhern J, T llilUrden - 7.1 bale, ,otrin Mc ,iohn ,
htoowdon &. Vlolhti---7 4 J L. liea ii. &co-- -ts J. n
P~hlup"&co-.-tl Ki kpl.ick & It'iih---I Wati.ni,
saluts~ unts t 2i;| bblit flour
By Rollroads
MORUAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD.
March 25-2 balos cotton I lapp Itros &co--2 hhds
sugar 12 bbls molasses 1) L Kerslon-5 do R Millikin
2 hides W Ji Matthews & Bro-- 4 bales mons J Ay
cook-4 do J A Brown--8 Isacks rough rice J For.
seter-1O h)al.s moss V it lIernard--44. sacks rough
icoe Rykoski & Mansde--1I00 in currency (iolmaIhlla
National B nk--Ions eggs sundries to order--''o al 2
bales cotton a hhds sugar 17 bbls mol:nssos
Per steamship Josephine floma Iodianola--2 ba'es
cotton Lehman, Abr. ham &co--5i7 head calves C
Merle &eo-sundries to trder
From Galveston-2 bbls sweet potatoes 9 sacks do
Steven & Stat k--sudrioe to order
LEEDS' FOUNDRY,
IESTABLISIED IN 186.1
Corner Delord and Fonoher streets.
NEW OBLEANS.
We are prepared to manufacture
STEAM E NGINES, BOILERS,
SUGoe MILLS, SUAB KETTLES,
DRAINING MACHINES, SAW MILLS,
COTTON PRESSEI, NEWELL SCREW8,
GIN GEARING, FURNACE MOUTHS,
GATIBAl1S, JUDSON'S GOVERNORS,
and all kinds of Plantation and Steamboat work,
and every description of Macer forr th
South. LEEDS & 00,
mhs am d&w
Meat Stalls Nos. 37 & 38 Magazine Market.
Supplies Shins, Families. Hotels. etc., with
EGGS, VEGETABLES,
FOWLS, ePAs,
Beef, M utton
Pork, Sausages Tripe. Fte., Ete.
And everything the market affords.
MAITIN LANNES, Ja., Butcher.
Vegetable Stalls Nos. 121 & 124 Magazine Market
fee
A Third of a Century.
,. k, VINET, with E. VINET.
r4IN MUWI A. WA 1AIJIJANOM
COMPANY.
voult tip ICapita, 4006.,60.
WhOM Thutl TW uNrtY~IflMI' ANNUtAl,
OTAT.1M1NT Fo1 1i76.
Net ltllntltnl lartll jr.'
tn..oo'o, I drb... . llteiat
Lomasn , *2fl,2417n 94Tn
"to .... ,"-. ......... 41111014
lannnrind rants 41*to90, l,
For enrf ill-,,.,·,··.- .. . ,41 41--918,89419
int i r O 1 t..m.. .....w....... 1/1t1,O110
Atijtn+,i on .) , ,,.,. f~rta!111119 n 'a- ' 1 W1 ~
t'leo.tr wi t (h a iv r ow n ll'roI oniVtof111
markTt vnlulln
tMIIWUN, MuTUndR, Illumnnog (n
1 0 4. ltrsrsnlvnttln ......... atrelieV .14
TWitNTYEon ANNUAri and M N7nml
Prrna In nrw'rvn {1 ribrlol t r
Qloni . k.................... . 118.4001 14
¶rr~.1 r.~n~itr. . . 14419blW 'I.
t~ttlvtcrtlrl tlnlrl ctt trnnk tan rl bar Font, t Lnr iii"
'ljn, ai 4-.,.u ............97(1,'ln1 t82ntr ynr
1111 rln"181.d'k7.........rb4 2Ianlt4 oll
VII o lit+,,1 ..bvo.......1.0 78nMrernk ntea
(?IJI9I.)1!4I041 All lr'lt It'n11 P.r t 20,148 22 +.
earl anttlnd tnun llboral te al. t air o p eilnrrter
be Cerny H, t root. Jr(& I ,t
It. (1AnApi i4T4 1tMnr'rnt~try ta1111
,J1EWIANTW' ll MUTUlfll1 INIIIt, 14 4
Ot" NEW O10-AIA133.
104...... .... ..C4n441 *treet .... .......,104
TWUNTY-L·1BE M)ND ANNIflAI STATEMENTS
in nnnforlrrrrrllt with tlltn rnrlllremnnah of Ihoif
rbntbnr ( iW) 1W.) tninlii f ollowihn AopltA
Pronntlnr4 rno·ntvnrl rlltrlnn tto, pear onnlinn
Mllry Ili, l'4711, l::"lulllinn nnscr rnal fvroulltrmm c l
(1il4 oriwl(+u 8h11.9-
ONt l F irn .91t Intrm..y . ........ .. ..1.. . 141197 14
Ott Flrtlnn ttlrkui ..... .,.. .... ........, a7.'7cn 4 i
On 111vor IWlfikrl. ......... ..............., t,'rn+ a
Lhu.' li.nlo 11ýli1:rl~l~..... 114,4169 +"+
F'trr rl 'rr~nrl n,,rt M y, (7©.,ttta,81
ltitfstrli:4",. ....... .. 4149,)11M 1 L9
('o it1'F, l ts flink.........- .. 118,744 111
J'r.).ml'r Ins~, ,..,:,._i.;l (;n . 8,W 8
4)11411 in
11111)24x .91111(..... 6.11.
il.oh IF~lr 24 13t.rlt) (( II 1.8 I?'~Q~
1-l.1'r 3)fVol'.t.., t ..' 11 ' U 16,O914 V 11 1..00
8toldh ~41"l nn(j 1)ryt).rk onl 8.1o xa
inot, huhaot t91 . o iulrsrt, MAIUN 44
M ro. lt............. ......... . . . .. Ii 70,1100 r.1
Thu Oomvnny h1r8 o .(.ho fol7 d. 110.815 21
heal f it th .........................~·'1.....117710 69
Tbf' .dv' 2llltrow 11}4 0 1 1o 41111. t 09,97 1(
ot~s 1 cmntrnrl Ly m+Jrtgalrlcmr l plo;ýpte sm,tnla411
1111414 ll 11 liup........ .....1... ... 1ro1u,10 X?
Yrnminmn In rnourpce of 4 rlloutlonr...... b6,'M a Im
4tc~ttt 12rtntt . .... . .. .. .... .
ohraneo tlt;;'k"' ................. 1411 OF11
ttfrnnk Vni+ýi~ X ilr (J ,M k 414 1 rAh1 V, 1(h440r 0r,
ht kti~kllrrirln llr yl)we rnrd hlp andR
Aort 1'u;n 1lDll~lrl1irr Oil I h d ,st' ll... 6,(1 00 2 (
1 ,llrn int.n GIdoIIB1IJ R Ml~k......... h alt! (
n ih ou hat,.d..........~~~............... 06,81 6 1
The nhnvt4 Orstntd.lrrr"tlt to n Juat. trorl lna r
i 1'tl tr(((llt",riot from (luF 1,1,(.k" of 11( TIm(1o)!IiY
i' A U , t+'()JILr i.P. i'e'-ldstnt,
G. W. NiOT T. i4()et'tsl arv.
Swornrl~ t, " (1114 n1IWrrrlhlu;l trctlcro Wu, ttrr, >k ]
of .l ulrn, IlUO.
J DJi5i4 J1FA 'YOJ,*9. 1;oar: ruubi
At n cplrttlnr> of tit+4 Iirlnrn of DrPr te)t` bnlr
on ih(~n (:d rimy' of~ Junon 1878,4t 1IU marslv!,d is,
filly 4 -') tile!I toilt rýIr 1411.111f-, r'n r nluitnld. FIVE LJ1
0LNT~ irlt.(4roi on Ito,' I - fitr40c.
P, 11 AT.1(' ' l+' I 44
Y,.ý. C1h 1I
101812?
TWENTY-ESZVENT!- J ANNUAL BSTAT'C
- EENT
----0 TR-
tOFJKENT MUT'UAL INSUBANOB 00.M
PANT.
Now Orleans. May 20. 1876
The trustace in conformity to the amended
ehartor. ubmit the following statementof tie
attair of. t ho compvany on th ooth April, 1876:
Fire promlu.n.. .............. '201,0o 26
Marine premiums.......... 87.488 97
Btivr r.mlums ..... .... 114,818 26--$688,. 0
Earns' premiums, les
reroD -atlee a rnde
thrh vremiums..... 288.1s? 6
Losses paid and e.sti
mated, nlcluding all
known and unpaid:
On firo......... $6,980 10
Marine..:..... 18,u88 18
On river....... 71,471 90--11471,00 I
Taxes, expenses, re
bate in lieu of par
ticipation, loss inter
est, discount, etc..... ,728 11-- 281.110
;jeavuig, after paying
10 per cent in cash
interest on caitali
stock. vrofits.......... .88as 7
The company have the owing assets:
Bills reo vable.................. ,728 78
Loans on bond and mort
gage ...................... 86,448 8--S110.772 11
Loans on pledge at calL.... 120.711 87
Cash........................ 7.88 04- 188.099 4l
Ieal estate . .......... 128.03. 48
City bonds, bank and other stooks..... 1ae,1~ ot
Premiums in course of collection..... 27,02 71
Total assetse.... -..... .........58.008 71
The above statement is i true and eorrec
transcript from the book of the omp.aent
HENRY V. OGDEN. Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this lath
day of May. 1876. WM. H. HOLME,.
econd Justice of the Peace. parish ot Orleana
The Board of Trustees resolved, That aftei
paying the annual interest of ten per cent on
the capital stock of the compan that a dividend
of TWENTY PER CENT be paid in cash on and
after the 12th day of June next to those parties
insuring with the company entitled to receive
the same. TRUSTEES.
Thos. A. Adams Edw'd Pilsbury.
Sam'l B. Newman. Jno. E. King,
Sam'l H. Kennedy Fred'k Camerden.
John Phelps, , L. Harris
Adam Thomson, Andrew Stewart,
Henry Abraham. Joseph Stone.
P. N. Strong. George Martin.
Victor Meyer. Alfred Moulton)
Joseph Bowling L. C. Jure
Edw'd J. Gay. Edward Nalle.
Jno. M. Sandidge, Goo. W. Sentell.
Simon Herushelamn, A. Levi,
Simon Forcheimer. John BrunaRo.
Joe. B. Wolfe. Win. H. Matthows
B. B. Post, John V. Moore.
Paul E. Mortimer. mv2s
Southern Shoe Factory
OF JOHh HAINSEN,
83 and 85 Canal street, New Orleans.
TO ALL SOUTHEBN CITIZENS.
I am of the same opinion as yourselves and
am determined to help nbuild up the manufac
turing interest of our native State in order to
hely the laboring classes and keep the moned.
which would otherwise 3R ttteFcory, athomae.
MThA MflOAPS
Rt4(IttA~ i L+I iNtN'th. 7. I01111MIMP A NDf
ili ~ BI~kW rIII1 A F PArý 4IcT
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Sti'(t rJ ElN141 I dNA'rr, (1,7; ty ,V4 JlE,
lt t vtlr,1 t .11 1 kti [t' m in'rir , M11r11(Wlni'1
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I'1I ll %,II 1AilcfrJR'p (Al*r W,1(fl.haRrr
,lamnis t'nni, mnor'rr. it rnnk Mtr fi, "' sttk.
Will Jp vp nq ah" ,ftIrP1II !TRIRML D
7 111 MJ.' ti"' k tl74fUTlt,
gnulr la A. 14U1T't'ON, ! R (I ,ar t'l r it~l'.r
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nay Clhautuocnt.4
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mha.
1. II. )1U31 & CO.'S
CHAMMPAGNE.
Importations In 18~769 34,815 Cases ; or
13,613 cases more than any other
Brand In tilt United States.
1 4t
FOR SALE B!
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t ,j1ro taýnfIu ffIp r,111nr rdlnyIro
fl4$fltr~al,, , n4 Ir~'I h~rrrry.qnrtC TUU 4#I)W.
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a'rslt I Psiornsnsi o&, gAy 'fri tP(O
tolba rstnpn 7 p }} li llrtrr
tpr 're it tbr' pash d i+tl nPit
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Wll ipvn rlelvsi g alt si'alll r 4 t pL , 1,.4eg
fisitttflUA Sf P)1n qfjl,',rl-il or
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8ATVhI DAY VI1JtI{s'tj1l Tt'IdT1UT VTAIU
Ltsavinsj' awi sv Fr,'l4rltIAw sitS. o
ý ahtrsl an ol)1;atllrl hA vuy~
"ssss0rga sit Yik0t Il IPvart m
ir'1 wtt~ith Rw"Y'°ktso rifts w',f ':''r'l olidout~
ckr lr i.It. crr L'tsniff'n niq r' nns b'.ssrd, ort
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friRIf~, ecr
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port wlls Tt,''tsst tIll~ r , 'l,
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l'ssivoo ri atssvtr, wittnlg at,
I'ar ot'sý .UInstl for trt p.,ssiss n Ys#nr, MJ (,tom
yr, I)' r GraeIr adiI fait i Ist il,
(tfl~ ~ J 1frl)A4vJAg" j:1.At sSf.
¶fhrrrnah 138li cif ll''llnlK ivcrz to '7#A3OS
Motrsrco and ull ytul ,lung 'in V ukisiirg. Mamt
port ndJ 'Jr ssi liii IrstasvI.
f. L. 111100K WF'I, Aas'rt. in ,6sgsaahieer1
IIcr11 Od 1:+DALL tWA AIN 'LAM AT3lO
Li. L. Ir,. IN&Y,
Tts fine, and trust patrssmils psobr
FRiAflH PARUOUtD.
J. Ml, Whits, ;,, titr, (I; slrnsiw 4tne1
L' r;sw ff/t 'l';lI'fA T I'4 si V te:, I.I
Will losnt-i', ua sn,vs'. os oo llrssr on at Vlw
-11, l'ssr I'Pnri of o . LA rstl'' tall point! on
and rrslla's" hln rl i. 1'ctrrr.,,;rt
Tlrfrnlah 1lllh '. fa'llir, livnn to '
i~onron snt fI II it.l',uIA ore V lrr'lmbutg,
pos't 'i'1 T'IoiuJ hi;l.1'rr,
W. I. lihOO(KiTT, Ascotl. s1 MsaamMIu
- OPELOW; I ._.Iv.........
1.EGIJIAT1 O1'. LO; HAMPACKNT.
L''iv'us s.V' 5y W1+;SMI)N'IIA its
5ssl1, Port. Dtstrr, MmstnrnsotptsL t
vic'si anti all ItIsstiln s ti Eo L
A l'issmltil a rIvo vstru .'ari yon (','u rtsilt les
eiw ant ight1 drtaft psiwtrtsscr itotnofn
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!ljrfoth rpt~ r y, tJ ;i>a2 ts1 (ravier t .
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new and lilgist-dralt tasit rnors
rnANDt No. Z.
A. P. TrnrndaI', mtbttttnr. Jlrr. It Jtlntt b
will i-,'v ri aso,. or frr sirr t or Cowaes
ply on bmoaird or to i t'lT Ac L-AI$j
jL22 tf 4 'f'houpltoUiS
H'. -Cortn'wlst fl(lt, y wilth g'l'amo
for B3ayou ,l'ai~lah'.'. Alto, wives bx
ladis i'i H'ay'asy Ii~u?.
BAYOU SARA.
FOR BAYOU oARA. WA
.m____ucgo, Pl u'amnlne a
rtndin.s--The United States mail
tucket OQV. ALLIEN.
(In iplace ot stsamr W. S. Pike.)
LAavea every 1OND0 mand i A1t*
-lITE &0JARNAgtýA. 4 TchoiftOUJ
di sm A.(1 (n t1IN s
UPPER COAST.
BEGULAR TRI-WEEKLY DAYIa ' ;
PACKET.
TO BFN TURFAA U'S
ti ri Ac ,iwsnsno
steam r
Loute Ren on ma,-r,:r, Niorbert
Leave a as boveov, ry Mn lay, W
Saturday at 10 a. fi. uBturnuing
Thursdays and 4undnivy.
For freight or:rHL ap J) o
"e~ .IDEB,4! 1
SEMI-WEEKLY isY1 AU 3
Therilgt draught steame
(In vla.e of W. J. Po:teve):r ,)
U. D. Terrubonne. fir.
Leaves New Orleans oevry TH.
MONDAY at 5 t.. in., returning vr
NESDAY and HU NDAY evening, For
or )pasaw- apLdY' on board or to
IIITE & CltRIN 4 TchO tOu aIt ,$i
or T tEIItEIBONNE & SALOMO .
75 Decatur between Conti and Bienal
jals tf
Leaves every MONDAY at 5 , m., and
at 12 m
The paesenger steamer
aT JOHN
Frank Berioron, macter. J. 0.
Leav. ;.. vv, f'.r Baton Bongoe
mipe, Dljin lb-n iii sund all c
returnlne ',very bUNDAY and
EVENINGH.
For reh tor ne ln oa `ry
LOWER COAST.
LCQ! T Tus tr-7:EEKLY P .
l ouia a l tiast freight
O. CaTro. Jr., Miatar, J. 3,J Dotov,
Leaves the city tor thePranklin .
air and way landings every Moad
day and Friday at.in.m.
every Tuesday. Tharsday
Ing&. Freight clerk oot o
sm ~ st~