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CITY ORDINANCIS--OFFICIAL.
EAtnAV f W OI3tV OIIAWN ,
ClI,, flaL So"Ne. I611.
[No. 4009- Admlnell stion orles, l.
AN O1DINANOI grantng Adolph bohrelber, L.
J. Higby, their seooniatee and assigns, the
right to construct, maintatl and operate a
freight railroad in ertain streets and places
In the elty of New Orleas,.
Be.rtox 1. Be it ordained by the Coinoll of the
ely of New Orleans, That Adolph Gohrblbet, L,
i, lgby their assoalates and amelte, be and are
fereby authoriaed and empowe to build and
Sdowe a railway tr ak, with .. wicrltnr.
S11 ane side tracks that may see . a
'o~tdLng to lines and lvels to be nleathe
e yly surveyor, and operate the same by stal e o
otherwise, for the transportation of rai . tnes.
chandlse and any other .moduet or ff t o ht, wit
Commenoing at a point at or near the inters.
lion of Louisiana Avenue and Water street;
thence down through Water street to a point on
the levee at the head of itlla eare-t, with the
rigt to connect their said track with the mate
tk of the lNew Orians, J.akson and Northern
Ilroad by line eatendIrn fron the initial ptie
down Louislana Avenue to the Intersecton or sad
avenue with saId rmroad, and also the rlght to
convect their track with the depots or termialni ol
the New Oteas, Jackson and iorthern allred,
Morgan's Lt slaen and Tease ltelroad, New.
Orisant aid Mobile itallroad, and New Orleans
Pacifio BIalroad, by the shorteat and meot conve
nlent streets or line, on application by seJd coar
pDUIe to that effect.
B3ao, . lBe it further ordained, ete., That this
ight of way, franchisee and privileges Is grated
or term of twenty years, on conditions fol-.
lowl , to wits
1. The said grantees shall ommeone the build
log o said track within sixty days ater the passe
are of this ordinance, and have so much of the
same as connects the terminus of the New Or
leans, Jackson and Northern Iladroad with the
Grain Elevator complete and in running order
within nine months from the passage of the
same.
And further, that the connection from ihe
grain elevator through Lonnetana AvenUe, ton
tecting with the Jackson and horthern lralroad,
he completed within two yeats from the passage
of this ordinance, under gernity of the forfeit
ure by tid company of all the rights and fran
chblee granted to her to run through Loulsioan
Avewt .e
. The eaid grantees are to replace in lood
'order eo mush of the streets as may have been
,disturbed or torn up by the eolhtrnetion of
slad railroad, and when the esme paeses through
pad streets, or streets whlolt le. hes fter bl
aved, hall keep in lhke good ed ad cond
o evenry portion of seld streets, kem curb to
curb, Includina bridges and oroaskln , during the
entire term of this tranehlse;t Fpr.vid, that this
tlause dose pot apply to snch streets or port one
of itreets, the repair or good oondlUon of which
,Is heretofre provided for by previs oontracts.
All work shall be exeuted ander the direction
and eupervision of the Oit eureyyorr, and oom.
aleted to the stleshhotion of the Administrator of
Improvemente and the Administrator of Com.
mew.
8.0ad railroad shall be open to the use of any
railread terminating in the city of New Orlean
at an agreed ates o tranporstatos or trackae,
.oesrmi fou ithe rafe and eenvelt aUe of the
i-e-- preeied, nothitn hereln, ectained thall
be ouastred a ~agivlinlg s dhaid conm.
pates to p ttheir eowl
h, . lt urther ordalt at.M '.hat the
right hr in granted shall dp hty a railroad
for feight purposes, and the track shall
never be sed or converted, into a thorunghfare
for the transportation of passefgers without the
consent of this Conned, and provided moreover,
that the said grantees, assoate and asslgns
shall not permit the sec of their tanek for any
eonalltn railroad whose tariff rates of transpor
-ten for freight (Inward or outward bound)
a.fl rat y diiminatton against the eit of
Sno. t. IB.i t father ordained, tc., That the
feel and motive power useed n said rad shall
be shallar to that in use on tit, Jeph street by
the New Orleans, Ja keen and Norther a tl
rodso asu to offer the sliagbhet inuobetebnce
ble to th residents along the line of edd
It Is moreover understood that in ease of
therection of any other elevatrs in the future
e.lDer to the present one in IIat of Harmony
that they shabl be entitled to equal con
Fart.rand the same advant . and that no
tid a shall be made aalse the new
.abs. i fvor of the pr eah levtor by sald
radlroead cmpany
,O, A e it further ordained et., That this
ardnance take e~sbt from and akter it paseae
Adopted be the Conneil of the city of New Or
leans, Janne 6, 1877.
Yeas-Brown, Cavanao, Denit, Diamond and
fidwards- L
Nay-.cOaBe ry-1.
lank--lengstorff--l.
ED. PILBBUBT, Mayor.
a true coP:
aave. U. DArI5s3 n wU[ery.
.1 --- --I- I--i i- i-_ ~
RESTAURANTSI
TRISCONl'N
UREiTA RANT
--AND-
OCE CREAM SALOON,
OUT ON THE PIER OF THE LAKE END
-Of the
PONTCHARTRIAIN RAIDIROAD.
The finest of fish, fresh from the lakes. Choice
wines and liquors always on hand.
All orders for meals can be left at TRISOONI'S.
corner of Canal and Deeatur streets whore they
will meet with proper attention. Prlicm mod
erate, jola
BOUDRO'S RESTAUR&N1,
LAKE PONTCHARTRAIN.
es Int JARY & HAUBRE. Propriotors.
COMMISSION MURORANTS.
LEON QUETBOUZE OBOAB BOIS.
QUEYROUZE k BOIS,
Wholesale Sr1.ers,
DEALER8 IN WINE. AND LIQUOB8
And all kinds of WESTERBN PRODUGB,
At the Blue steree,
Oorner Old Levee andBlenville streets,.
deoll's 1v New Orleans
DR. FAMRIt,
A REGULARLY EDUCATED PYBICOIAN,
Contiaues to give his ENTIRE TAVEINTION to
the tresment of venereal ana ýr diseases.
eaet oeases cured in a shortUte stanu
Ing constitutional ailments are w th un
#ral leled success. Sperm uimnal
weakness or Nervous Debility asd telptncy.
as the result of evil habits in out o eoe88ses
which produce some of the foilowbi e'o8e: As
emissions, blotches. debility. at es adene
diriness, nervousness, dimnessof it. ough
constipation. at nfusion of idea.an unfitting
the victim for business or marriage, are speedily
.cured. A physician who confines himself ex
clusively to the treatment of a certain class of
diseases must possess great skill in that special
ty. A medical pampbhlot for two stampa.
Medicines su iplied ConMsultatlon froe, Cures
guaranteed. Hours: 9 i. m. to 7 D. m. Sundays
from 7 a. m. to 1 p. . Office No. 94 Exchange
pnae, betUlween d alt and t'nstomhonae
myli
aouthern Shoe Factory
OF JOHF HJANSEN,
-1 ued 85 Canal street, New Orleans.
TO ALL BOU'THEBN CITISEN.
I am of the same opinion as yourselves and
am determined to help build up the maaauf
turing interest of our native Sate in order to
help the laboring classes and keep the mer,
which would otherwise go to the North. at home
About ayearagrolstarted my Fatc r, and by
tainsUe best material and paying my hands
zrouPt. I have been enabled to extend my
ln ns and support so women and children
wat Sould have otherwise left the 8ate. In
orderstill to increase my F.tory. would
call upon the merchanta, not nil of
r eid but I of the whole country, to e me
r .curT.,metJNO. RAWsEN
tDIOiAL ADVTIO TIIM 9 T.,
AtitWleW ISALm.A
5 I.t tdm n u1At.
HUC(!CEION OF JEAN MONOUILILOT.
Seond District Court for the Pariah of Orleans
No. 80,437.
BIY , OUINAULT. Auction e r--(0l1e ornet
of F!RebanY.e Alley and IBlevlllestreet.
IMApU AY... Th I, er7 , b. ol, a
ito' ooek m,, the M h erehltand Au toin
S xc.ehang g, oyals ateet, between Oantal a
utomshue aetre by vtue of an order froin
t. honorabelethe fe o, tlstriet Court for tht
parlis of eorie. allsated ay 90,tlT1
1.A LOT O(F t JUIIYUf , aLtuast l the Ie-n
d triet of this city, n suburb Pnthr
rain, Iu sqlre bottlded By oi Mt John ot
o tr . aahinglon i~o Orndtee hlute,
t. aJo hand iret treet, .Igated by Ietter
ARnewuring 0 feet front on iroat t. John
r ort t, feet a lehes e ineas dee and
rout on ashlnlton Itnadt. eret it inches
eep on the opposlte side ltowar? t. John
theiee on a rear line rulnln g towalrd
hntt Road 9 feet 0 ilnohes .thonce on a
e-eer line runninr toward port street
feet i insi es 4 lines, and fromt chelne on a
line iarlliel to Port street.. anid tlnning to
ward Wrahlntotn street at feet s indhea: to
gother witht all the lbuitllngl ant improvemente
thereon, consistling of a large frame house and
kitchen adjoining the same, Ial late roofed.
with verannlah on Port street: the house having
on the groultd floor a yeryn lare room, intended
for a eoffer hounes, aliI an edj rirlng room used
aRt a groe ry store; back gall ry anl two canl
hets, four large rooms alrtie, bark gall ry and
tWo ahinIetsa: a large framnn bulllin lln the yard
used noas a cellnar, washroomn, tenvin gatme. Ate.
1. . NAlLtt I 1' ) O IOUN l in the san.
llarC adjolniing the ahtte,. lesignated by
letter 1i. mtsuring g7 feet IIne frit onl Wash
tgton road. iby a flrst depot on the line toward
Sofit etre!t of 21 fetl 0 Itlihen ; thence tUn a re
entering line 0 feet 9a nches 4 linee: from then ct
to the rear line aild lot he a alit def i th of oif feet
0 inches, 3:1 feet deep on the oposite line; from
thern, on an open nel.g line lo feet, with a further
depth to tthe rear Ile of 2:; feet i Inches. and 4:1
ien inches in wldth in the rear.
Tormi-Cash.
Acts of sale before A. E. Bllvenu. ulitary
publi, at the expense of purcihacers., inehldlit
all tie taxes Dayable in late, easide the pries of
adijildlatinn. ie0 14 92 29 j17
BUCCEIHION OF JULES lIEION.
jY H,01HUNAULT. Aunetiloeer-Ollne crnme
I- h n.hn.e Alley and Blenville street
84T I AY, Julle to, , tWill t, , oold at i
'eoloek mt. at the Merchants and Auetlooenre
torxlane., Roytl street, between (anael an
Utom housee a reetl, by virtu of h n order (rot
the h nornbi tne &tecond flistrict Coult for th
altatedtt a Mn e onogh, t <elgnated by on. i
anrd 14, I the equate bounded ib JeArnras
eeatur, Monroe and IMad lon streel. measur
ing sixty-t rete feet eleven inches two Ins Iron
on tleArmat street, by one IUhdir ed and twenty
evne feet ten inches five lines in depth ant
frnning Monron street, where It forms thd oer
ter. togther with a trame house of four rooms
ith tery an twogabinets, istern, Driy, ott
pall at the hange.
S"I8e- Une a cash and the resldue of the
pure e prie payable In one year with Interns
wtt t er from the day r. the adjudleai
i, The tlldlti to Isn itsured n a sum it
befxed by the poilne eadministsator, and th,
rpolley to be transferl'red to him. In ne of eilI
or tihe recovery or the pu rehaer's note. tive;,,
oent lawyers fees to be at the expentse of ,kH
PurePCasr.
Ant of mal before A. A. I'eylrorx. notary.rlub
lie, at the expense of the purchaser0 lintsIltln
i Ithe taxes payable In 187e, beshide io pri, .
adjudlention. tny-O joe 14 22 to
By R. M. A B3.. Monatgome ry.
HU(TttCEHI(tN tOF JOSHE MAiITINEZ DEl
CAMVO.
HIecoand District ('Court for the P 'arish of (Orleans
No. :r,571.
1tY i. M. & B. J. MONTGOMEIIY--R. M
I Montgomery, Auctioneer-By virtun of ti
it der made and slgned Juno 213. 1a1. In the
sove snteensiton. I will Iell at publtio auction a
the ,t i haI.len Autlion ltxehanwte, on HATUItH
DAY, 3uly sI, IaS, at 12 o'elock n.. the followini
dese l!wi prosnrty, to wit
1. 'lWO VEr I I LOTe OF O(IOUNI)
tiogther wilt the Ulroe four-story brieh, slitart
at roe, situated in tip t'Irsat District of the elti
of New Orleans. forming the asalre or lest0
bounded by NeW Levee, U anal, Fulton and Com.
molt streets, and designated by the numbers one
and o, t plan known a8 the plan of J. A.
rtahi, dpro itoild in the offiee of t e late H. B.
Oenas nokry, under date of the twelithi of Janu.
It Lt number one mea-urrs thirty'
iLkht t sevetan inehes tovbt lines front on New
stret, twaty-four eot, lix inches front
€n ilton street by one hnruide and thirty-six
fe two lires in rlepthl and front on aIRUni street.
nd one hundred and twenty-eight feet three
nchee In depth on the line dividing it frotu lot
Lh milnr two.
Lot number two measurest thirty-eight feet
seven inchs a' voen lines front on said Now
Levee atreet and twenty-four foet six inchse six
lines frtult on Fulton street by one hundred alnd
twenty feet five inches four lines in depth and
front on Common street and one hundred alnd
twenty-eight f et three inches In depth on tihe
lingt dividing it from lot number ione. all Amneri
san ore 'sure: being the same property which
the llild decea.. d acquilred by purchase from
the city of New Orleans. hy two several acts
pssredbtfore sald i,. D, COnas, notary, May 0o,
153.
I. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. torotheu,
witt tlhe three-Atory brlick store Ihereon, sit
uatod in the H 'cond District of this city, In the
stRuare bountied by PetLes, Front Canal and
Croseman s roots, and designated by the nuin
btrr flftRen of sarnrare nuni er on on n a lan
ilrawn by I,. H. ilie, dated twentieth of May
1548, deposited in the office of Joseph c'avll
Iloer, notary in tIlsl city- said lot mensures,
In American measure, twenty-two feet four
itches two lines front ont Pte'rs street by ninety
foet in depth between parallel lirnes. ie ng the
same property whtict the satid deceased l trtuliroel
by purchase from John M. lHayle, by an act
passed) b.tf(!re Charles ltringer, notary in this
ity, Novenmber 11, 1ias.
Terms and Conditions--One-third erash, and
thie balance on a credit of onei and two years,
Purchaser to furnish his pronmissory notes
bourilnt interest at the rate of eight per cent
per annum from the day of sale until paid, se
cured by vendor's lien and speil'al morthage on
tho property sold, with the usual clause of five
per cent nt attrny's fees in the event of suit to
enforce their paymront. The purchaseor to in
sure the property to the extent of the crodit por
lion of the p.ioe and to transfer tihe policy to the
executor, and to assume over ttlt above tlihe
prlce of ardjudication all taLxes for 1877 and dloe
and exigiblo in 1H7n.
Act of sale before Win. 11. Pl'rasco. notary pub
lie. at the expense of the purchaser.
i2 jriv7 22 td
By A. H. Pons.
SU('CIEUSION OF ELLEN FAlltEL.
Second DI)strict Court for the rarish of Orleans
No. 38,837.
IYi A. I. PONS. Auetloneer-Ofmlee No. 44 Ca
J rondelet street-On HATUIIDAY, July 21.
1877, at 12 o'clock im.. at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange. on Royal street be
twoen Canal and Customhouse streets. will be
sold at public auction, pursuant to two orders
of the &eond District Court. rendered in the
above entitled succession, the following de
scribed property, to wit
THE ONEI UNDIVIDED HALF, RIIGHT,
TITLEANDNT AND INTPlEST IN AND TO TWO
CERTAIN LOTS OFGROUNIA with the build
ings and imnrovements thereon, situated in the
First District of this city, in squaro No. ":.
bounded by Oasquet. Prleur. Canal and John
son stree's'; the one designated as lot No. 1. on
a plan of J.. Pilioe, surveyor, dated May 1.1840.
depositid in the ofilce of D. L. McCay. late
notary, and the copy thereof made by H. A.
Hedin. architect. datei March 11. 1851, and de
posited in the offilce of Michael Gernon. no
tory plblie and measuring 27 feet 7 lines front
on-said .G~suet streLt, by in oeet in Jnehes a
lines in deoth and front on said Prieur street.
and forming the corner of Gasquet and Prieur
streets; and the other designated as lot No. so,
on the plan of the said Bedin, architect, and
measuring 27 feet 6 lines front on Gasquet
street, by the pame depth as and adjoining the
preceding lot
Terms and conditions-Cash.
Actof sale at the expense of the purchaser,
before Andrew J. Armstrong, notary public.
i2o 20 jye 1421
WALL PAPER.
NEWEST STYLES JUST RECEIVED,
From the Richest to the Cheapest.
Rosewood and Walnut parlor and bed-room
Furniture, with nume, ous fancy articles.
Furniture renewed in the best manner, at
49 Royal street,
m7s 31 RAER Ni. SIBBREGCHT,
INURSLANXC.
MERCHANTSI' M~UtAL INSUllANCE OOM
PANY Of NEW ORLEANIl,
104 .............. alnal tri eet........ ...... 10@
TWENTY-THIU D ANNUAL BTATEMIEN'
In conformity with the requlirmentm of thle
charter, the Company vublish the followin
statement:
Premiums recelved during the year ondln
t May 81, 1877, lnoludlng unearned Uremium
of the previous year-
On Fire Risks ...................... l,.81,92
On Marine Bleks.................... 24.478 .
On River R sks .... . ....... . 2S,a.70 e
Total Premiums ................. 111,449
Lees Unearned Promlum. .. ll.tll
Nut Earned PrmmliUm May .1,
18717 -.6 . . . $2938,8 P4
Losses paid
On Fire RIlk k .............117,r87 05
On Marine tlskls ......... 17,01,2 n,
On Rliver RIsks .... . 3,1.0 '17
Taxes and expenses, less
Interest . .. .... 2. ,asO aIs
lteinsuranoes and Itn
turned P1remiums.... 0o,o(4 01s-- $1tn,a14 ,
Profit.. ...... ......... i .1.t1 1
The Company have the fullowina assets:
heal Estate ... ..... $1R2.,47i 4
City Bonds ....... ....... 11.419
Bank, Ballr ad and olter Flt.,'ks
and Mortuaae B rnds1 . 15.23r, r,
Notes secured by nmortga ..... 2144
Notes s8oured by pe ....... 42,017 .1
11ills reselvable. ..... • 70,104 1
Premium in oursn of ,,.nle'tlon 410,017 0
(ashI on hand.. .........77,/7
Total.............................. $1,0 0,9 44 2
' lie above satemnnt I-s jus., true and or
roet transoerild firn the hnks of the ('ompanL
PAUL FOU(RCHY, Presldent.
0. W. NonT. H4oretary.
HTAT1F OF LOUt.IIANA.
Parish of Orleaus, CUty of New Orltea.ns.
tworn to and subsoribed lberore min the Rev
oath day of Jlllne, 1577. JAMES FATIEY,
Notary Publio.
At a tneet.tig of the Board of Dire"tors, hpb
on the seventh day of Juun. 1877, It was resolve+
to declare a cash dividend of twenty per oent of
the not earned partlcipating premiumn for tit
year ending May 91, 1877, payable on the tlhir
Monday of July next.
Also, to pay to the l4tockh-ldero. on demand
interest at the rate of five per cent per annun
on their stock.
DI Rl.RrO)lRS:
Maspero M . De,
,!ý! b.hafgftralx. L. T'by.
, ltl, M. W. tHmith,
Charles LaItte, D. Fatio,.
joy If J, J. Fernandez.
T ?WENTY-EIGHTHl ANNUAL STATEMENT
-OF THR -
COIlECENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
Now OnRaIANS, May 19. 1R77.
The Trustoees, in eonformity with amended
charter, submit the following statement of the
affairs of the company on thle noth of April, 1877:
Fire premiums ............. 1S.Rin, al
Marine premiumsR......... 298,1 91,
IRiver premiuums.......... 81 924 as
Earned premiums,. loss re- 299,808 I
inruranceand return pro
iniums.......... ........... .n,235 16
Losses paid and estimated,
Including all known and
unpaid, say:
Fire loasse.. ...... 07,I85 no
Marine losses..... 7,205 41
liter lose0s....... 25.510 o2
---$--100,181 21
Takle. Oxpenses,
diseount In lieu
of VDartlelpation,
etce..............$51,852 5H
Less rots, salv
age saVing., et3. 11.700 72
--- 0,125 O 140.257 07
Gross profilet......................... $R7.97 on
Of which $,n.na7 '1 is appro(Priated to balance
of Intatest and liuhldation of doubtful nasets.
The company have the following assts-
Bills ro!ctivablt ............. .0,, s :1s
Loans on Bonds and Mort
gage................... r54.1 7;1
- 8 124,591 70
Loans on a1dl .......... . $74.554 15
C tsh ............ .. - .. 43.84 71
$ 135,400 50
City Bonds ................. 72,05 00
Bank and othert Btoks ... . 7,,415 63
Heal Estatoe ........... .. 1.9,544 6O
P'rmlnums in coIurse of Col
ioetion and .u.lp(oIHso A'.
count ..................... . 73 .415 94
Total aset......... - - - 1,423 79
The above statement is a true and correot
transeript from the books of the Company.
T1IH '. A. ADAMI,. Presieont.
HENRY V. OGDEN, Soeretary.
8worn to and subsRrlbed before me this nine.
teenth dlay of May, 1877.
W. B. KLEINPETEI,
No ary Public.
Tihe Board of Trustees this day resolved, that
after Daying the annual dividend of TEN PERl
CENT Capital toc.k of Cnm paany. that adividend
of TWENTY PEIlt ENT In cash be paidl on
MONDAY. Juno 11, to those partled entitled to
receive the same.
Thos. A. Adams. Fred'k Camorden
Ham'l I. Newman. J. L. Harris,
Ham'l H. Kennedy. A ndrow rtewart,
John I'Phelps, Joseph StNone,
Adam Thomson, George Marten,
Henry Abraham, Alfred Moulton,
Victor Meyer, L. C.Jurey.
Edward J. Gay. Edward Nalle,
JosephjBowling. Geo. W. Bontull.
81.mn lHernshelm, A. Levi,
ilmon Forchelmer. Wm. . Matthews,
Jos. B. Wolff, Paul E. Mortimer.
H. B. Post, John V. Moore,
Ed. Pilsbury, W. B. Conger.
Jno. E. King, Henry M. Preston.
1 Jno. E. King, Henry A1. kreston.
HIBERNIA INSURANCE COMPANY.
Office No. 37 Camp street.
JOHN HENDERSON, Presidnt.
i'. IRWIN, Vice President.
THOS. F. BRAGG, Secretary.
Earnings...... ...... .................$198.0o
Losses paid .. .... ....... ............... .... 7.2
Net profits........ .. ........... .... 60.2
At s. election held on Monday. the 7th instan
- the foil wing named gentlemen were chose.
tDirectors of this Company to serve for the ensu
Stug year:
P. Irwin. John Henderson.
Thomas King, John G. Ryan.
Thos. Gilmore. W. J. Casteil.
t John T. "ibbons. Jas. A. (lrdner.
William Hart, Emile Gauche,
David Jackson, John H. Hanna,
F. J. Gasquet.
At a meeting of the Board, held May 14, JOH!
HENDERSON. P esident, P. IttWIN. Vice 1'resi
dent, nd THOS. F. BRAGG. Secretary, wer
unar imously re-elected.
The Board declared out of the net profits o
the Company for the p st twelve months 1o pe
cent interest; also 2 per cent dividend on th,
paid up capital and ao per cent ilvidend o0
premiums pvad Eby stockholders (making, witi
the rebate, 35 per cent on premiums). Said in
terest and dividends to be placed to the credit o
I the stock notes.
Interest and dividends on full paid stock pay
able in cash at the office of the Company on ant
after June 15 pro.
THOS. F. BRAGG, Seoratary.
New Orleans. May s. 18T,7 je3 lti
IN5URANOZ
ELEVENTHI ANNUAL STATEMENT
-OP THRI
4 FACTORS' AND TRADERS'
IN4MUMAN(1C COMPANY.
r 9t......... ARONDELET SBTIEET........
New OnMhnAao, May 17, 1077
T The TruReIr9, Iin conformlity with the chart
9 of the Urmlanry. publish the following atal
mlnt of its affairs for the flsoa year ending at
2 April, 1977, to wit:
8 I'rmtimlt for thl yeor-
i7 On fire risko ...............9S2.rs1a nn
- River risks.................. 210 , 60 2a
SMrit risks........... ... . A87.M 3R1-8607,707
Unterminate, Dpremlunm.
1977........................ R8,3120 00
I2 bletur prernmium.......... 9,487 27- 98,9oi
Not earned prremiunm......... ....40.,951
LoP9ns palid, to, wit,:
On fire r'Ilks.. $100,297 97
On river rinks.. 114,6119 49
On marinrnlsR.ks 1t,70 fr ., 22.,07 711
,-ilnstra 'o ............ . i1,194 OR
Ibobato Rollit........... 11,746 72
8'ate anRd o.ity taxes and II
coNIcOs ............. .. ...2 ,122 70
a N. O. Unard of Urdlor
writer ...... ........ R nRa
0 (I ron geonral oexinerlRs.... 39,149 44-- 1150.412
litaln in n .......... ....... . .....1$112,L.19
" Add irnterot and 4li1srlbn. anll aiv
0 in s r0eefiveil...................... aR.,
9201,142
Iss first semi-atnnual intforest pn1rl
Oil ('atpltal Mintk. r pier orpi., arid
7 oRn9ollll IIn)W i, e. 0 tp crd....... 100,000
Not pront ..... ........ 101,142
38 liepRrvPd t(, ovor i9ARs ....... 2,0l
- Balanon diviild on not rlronirtirn.,
S 9t71i-7 ..... ..........7,. ....... . . .... 7,142
* TIhe Company have tlhe following annots,
r wit:
dash on lrandl................. .. aR19.012
A, ,lrlnts in rorrr.a" of corifll,.tin .. 91.114
U1IIr mroely lie ot plindlae ....... 448.r,67
i 1h mrne vanle otr prvren ilutnp. 2101.ii1
lank a-ntl other stooks 20..628
City. Mlate Iod other Bonds 1i,1i2
Bordl. of Manonle Grand Lodgn rof
I. i"u I . .. . . ......... ,0111
Bonds of Odd Fellows' Hall Arsocina
Bondls of Aasltlation for thln loli of
I fI J.wisli Widiows anid Orplihan. 2,000
I Real nstate .............. ........... 77,010
Total............................. l1,2 ,2,000
I Thie fnirgtolrgna i a triu andl correct statlrlme
flrom llth books of tihn crlota.
El.. A. I'A I,FthLY, l'reldnnt.
Ti-a. F. WALKEn, nmirntary.
BTATE OF LOUIRIANA,
Parlih of Orleains, City of Now Orleans.
Hworn to awnl subserilredl before me this 191
day of May, 11177.
EDWARD IVY, Notary Public.
At at spnolal meeting of lth Boardl of Trustel
helld on tihe 17fh iart.. it was roe lm l y tJrAy (
rl0-md a f a EaCOra D FREMI-ANI4U, 1, INI'ri1'
r OF FIVE PIt CENT to April 90. 177. Itnkir
10 per cOnt per annumlla on the CA I'ITAL HTOC
of Ithe company fi1.o( 10r n). and a cash dlvldeo
of TWEI'I' Y i-ar cent to stockholdurs or, 1
ammunt (1189,054 97t of their not partleIpatlti
prmliums fto llh year onl n Prl Arll 19.
ED. A, I' I . ProslnIat.
JOHN OIIAFFg, Vleo P'resadnt,
THOS. F. WArKIR., Beretar'y.
'TIUHTEE!.
John I. Noble. T. LItt. Lynn,
John (lhafTo. tamnueil i. Bloyd.
1 Bi hard Milliken, Joeph MrElriroy,
J. I. Warren, W. J. "nhal,.
It. T. Bhwknr. a Ir F'. Eshloman.
Hamuel Friedlanlder, Wino. (I. ilk.
A. A. Yr tes. Cht rl a Citafln.
Johnr 1. Altams. L. C. Jry.
IsaacnO ~clnrrk, w . l ritwell,
It. M. Wn.lmalehy. . J. Ldtls,
A. 11. May, A. T. J.anin,
8. II. SInowdon. Joseph Bowling,
A. M. Bloktham.
5 mylV
UNION INTMIUANIO (OIMIPANY OP NNW
ORLK ANM.
TWENTIETH ANNUAL STATEMENT'
- -OlP Til-
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY
(OF NEW OIILEANH.
Publish4ed according to law and their chartor.
Amount of premiulms ro nitvno during t h year
7 onding April 3:0, 1977
F Firn pr 1mium1 ......................... $70.90 15
lilvor promlum ........................ 11.083 35
3 M arlno pr4,l ilrl8 ................. ... 5.972 43
448.035 93
Is reftllurn premiums......... 781 95
47,s5t3 14
Pairl loaIes dur ring thiya year-
Firn I o l ,o e ................... .......... $:1:3,029 2
i liv r lo1s", , ......................... . 7.14( 0(;4
Marino ,............ ........... 8,575 49
$14.,795 75
R ffrl4surn4 rs4 ...................... . .. 2,6n07 84
InI t ................................... 1.50o 00
Taxns ................................... 910) on0
RIobato .............. ........... ..... .. 84.977 28
Expnr(ses. l 1s'discount 4nd interestl.. 11,7844 45:
onserv'd for unllrm1 inalt risks...... 15,o 0 o0
$88,577 50
Tim ant,'1 of 1,thO (,1m p5an Y nrt
Lo.1 41 4E!llrlod by liodgo ............... 9.452 27
LO.Rts '4444ll44Ild4 by 11mortg4Z............ . 1),:450 00
111ill roenovablo for premiumsl ......... 5,929
Stocks. IlondsA antd other so: lrities.... 144.071 74
Heal 4st4ate............................... 11 967 30
Prenrillm1s In ourse of e4.ol 1 (llonl..... 10,.407 0o
Cash 01on hand........................... 9 524 95
$214,20442 70
The Ilbove stratement is a ,corroet transcript
from 11to books of thf e or plny.
A. (!. CIIIAPELLA, I'rosld( nt..
J. M. C].RAWFO1D. H4orltary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, 1
Parish of Orleans. City of New O o141ns.J
Hworn to and subscribed bofore me this 14th
day of May. 1477.
JAMES FAIIEY, Notary Public.
DIIRECTOR. :
V. MAIGNAN. H. GALLY.
A. HIONNEUDAZE, J. IIAYLE.
.B. HALOY, A. It. 1OI()UiEAU
.H. LABAHE. L. i. HA ItIY.
A. UCIIAI'ELLA.
mvI% 4tTu
SUN' MUTUAL INSURANCI
COMPANY.
Paid Up Capital, $S00,000.
FROM THE TWENTY-FIRST ANNUA
STATEMENT FOR 1876.
Net annual earned pre
mlums and Discounts
and Interest.............. 407,95E
Losses. Expenses, Taxes,
etc...... ........... $277,207 94
ReCeorved fund I, soo. and
Dividend on capital 10
par cent................. 69,547 47-188,75.6
Net Profit .... ............. $71,08.e
Assets of thEb u--any es
timated at their cash
market value:
I Stocks, Bonds, Loans and
Bills Receivable.......... 989,599 1
Cash on hand and premi
ums in course of collec
r tion........................ 186.698 4
.685.298
Dividend paid on stock ten per n I per an
num, and on participating policies twenty De
cent, payable in casnh.
SThis old and reliable company is issuing poll
eies on Fire. River an d Marine risks on the mow
favorable terms. All losses promptly adjuste
l and settled upon liberal terms at their omftoe
5a Camp street. JAMES I. DAY.
President.
CE SCAEPZW . Becretary, iaIFy
SAVE 0e3.
Wi
GRAND PRIZEl
-- AND<
JDI)PLEMA
a' CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION 1876.
SAS THE BEST FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
Its competitors recTivinh only an award for some special feature of their machines.
The Worlkl-renownll Wilson Shuttle ,Swing MacIine
Has Unlimited Capactlly to do all kinds of Family Sewing and Manufacturing,
ITS I'ATENT AUTOMATIC "CUT OFF" on the hand wheel prevents the mag.
S lchine from running backwnrde, and obviates the necessity of taking the work
from the mlinehii to wind thread on the bobbine, which maat be done with all
oether Sewiag Machines, to ithe great. annoyance of the operator, especially In
tucking, hemming and rufilllng. It does one-third more wvork in a given length
o of time than any otlher Sewing machine.
A WITII EVERY MOTIOt of the FOOT the MACHIiINE MAKES SIX STITCHES.
Thin Wilson Icahian wiill do at much vork in on dy a fou otW E aohiu
It requires no speclal Instructions to use it; an Illustrated Direction Book is
furnished will each machine,
IT CANNOT GET OUT OF ORDER, AND THE ADJUSTMENTS ARE ABSOLUTTELY PERFECT.
A properly executed Certificate is fn'nished with each machine, guaranteeing
to keep it in repair, free of charge, for live years. Machines sold on easy
t terms of payment, and delivered, free of charge, at any Railroad Depot in th*
United States where we have no Agents.
Send for Illustrated Catalogue. 4 Agents Wanted.
For full pertiuular cenil or dldreee
b WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO.,
189 Canal Btreet. NEW ONLEA.d,
R. .M. & B. J. MONTGOMERYB:S
Furniture Emporium,
ARMORY HALL, 87 CAMP STREET.
The Largest and Most Centrally Located Furniture
Establishment in the City.
0
Constantly on hand. and at the LOWEST MARKET PRICES, the largest and best seleote'
assortment
PARLOR GOODS
V To be found in the Bout conalsting of
Suits "Upholstered in Brocatel, Cotoline, Reps, Terry and Hair Cloth,
and Finished in Gilt.
MARBLE TOP INLAID OARD and FANCY TA.
BLE, French PLA'TE MIRRORB and Patent Fansy
.HAIR. ; fine BEDROOM SUITP, with French Plete
Dr oesr, res1ina Cases and Armoire; m
French 'iats HALL STANDS with HALL
to match; DINING-BOOM and LIBBbIA o.
every grade.
A complete assortment of MEDIUM and OOMMON
FURNITURE. of every grade suitable for oont y
and plantation use.
A large stock of boxed and knook down F.arnit..s
Sand hairs.
SPRING HAIR and MOS MATTRESBE, nAHI
and FEATHER PILL.OWB and BOL.IJBTI, l ad
LOUNGES, made to order.
ALL OF OUR GOODS ARE FROM THE BEST FACTORIES, BOTH EAST
AND WEST, AND OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST IN THE CITY.
All Goods packned and shvipped free of charge. Thanking our friends and the nubile
for their past patronage, we solicit a continuanoe of the same in the future.
R. M. & B. J. MONTGOMERY,
Armory HaIL No. 87 Camp Street, New Orleans.
mba tf
huh tf
ESTABLISHED IN 1825.
Corner Delord and Constance Street.
WE ARE PREPARED TO MANUFACTURE
i Steam Engines, Boilers,
V Sugar Mills, Furnaces for Burning Bagasse,
Vacuum Pans, Clarlflers and Filters,
SAW MILLS, COTTON PRESSES, NEWELL SCREWS, JUDSON'S GOVEBR
NORS, GIN GEARING, FURNACE MOUTHS, GRATE BARS,
ALL KINDS OF
PLANTATION AND STEAMBOAT WORK,
And every descrlption of Machinery for the South.
We beg to call special attention to our large stock of SUGAR KETTLES. Having butr
chased the entire stock of tho stacker Iron Works of Tennessee, for which Mr. E. P. Iaville.
hoeuvre was formerly agent (and the only enulne Tennessee Kettles in the market), we
L offer the same for sale, as well as those 0o our own maunfacture, price list of which we
will be pleased to furnish upon application.T T1 11
fel5 tf
UNDERTAKERS.
OHAS. 0. JONES. JOHN G. ROCB
Formerly with Frank Johnson.
JONES & kOCHE,
250 and 252 Magazine et..near Delord.
Undertakers and Embalmers.
All business entrusted to the firm will recef
Drompt and careful attention at moderate ratE
flarritacs to hire a25 11
A Third of a Century.
J. B. VINET, with E. VINEI
OBOOKEBY. CHINA. 3LASSWARE. AN
HOUSEFUBNISHING GOODS.
Over thirty years' experience in the businee
New store and new goods
207 Oaul msreet, betweem Brgaedy m
Rammrs met feU
P. 0. FAZENDE,
Stock, Note and Bond
BROKER.
OFFICE-No. 175 COKMON ST.ZEET.
mh24tf
PREMIUM BONDS
ALWAYS ON HAND AND FOR SALE IN1
D SUMS TO SUIT.
LEGISLATIVg WARANTS
Purchased by A. IaMOEZ.
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