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CITY COUNCIL--OFFICIAL.
RlI.4LAt IA MKErlai..
(trTy IAt,I, New O()RI.ANN,
'Juolpdtay, Auilgult 14. 187. I
The Council met this day ast I/ o'look mn. in
regular session.
Present: lion. 1F. Pileabry, Mayor, preeid
lgr, and Administrators lBrown, Calvnac, Denis,
Diamond, Mo0aflrey and Rengetorff.
The minutes of the previous meeting were ap
proved and their reading dispensed with.
,ielom leuniationM froe the IMayor and
Admuinitralers.
The Mayor laid before the Council applications
for leave of absence from the following named
employee:
J. H. Grover, Assistant Oity Attorney, from
August 11th to October 21th.
A. J. Bacon, Assistant SBeretary Cily Counoll,
from August 15th to Septembe let.
John Glynn, Jr., superintendent second seco
lon, for three weeks, ending Hdptember 11th.
H. P. Phillips, Chief .engineer Sixth Diestrioh
one month, ending September 1.Oth.
The requests of the applieants were unani
meously granted.
FPinanlal Blulsness on Pinal Passagre.
Mr. Brown oalled up the following ordinance,
which having been read twice wasee now'bn its
third reading, and it passed unanimously, the
yeas and nays having been called:
"An ordinance provid ng for the payment of
the several asocounts therein named," beginning
"D. 1. Penn, Register of Conveyanoes," and
amounting to i6853 44.
Reports of enmmittees.
Mr. Edwards reported that bide were received
for repairing the Supreme Court room from 0.
Beenard & Montagnet for $3386, and John Page
$1000.
The latter being the lowest it was recommend
ed for acceptance.
Mr. OCaInan reported favorably by resolutions
on the petitions of (1) (. tragnard, for permie
slon to erect a stla n engine at No. 78 Decatur
street; (1) Stewart & Wise, for permission to
erect a steam engine at No. 911 Front street.
Mr. Edwards reported favorably by resolution
on the petition of the Board of Oommiesioners
Firemen's Charitable Association, Seventh Die
Miot, for the erection of an alarm bell and tower.
Mr. Dents reported favorably on the petition of
Mrs. Mary Todd for the ancellation of a tax bill,
recommending that said tax bill be canceled.
Report adopted unanimously.
The following report of the speolial committee
appointed to investigate the oharges made by Mr.
James Bweeney was read:
New OnWAnxe, August -, 1877.
To the City Connell:
Your committee appointed under a resolution
offered by the Administrator of Commeroe, and
aopted July 2t, 1817, direto ug an investigattion
of tie aooopnte of the wharfln.r ln and for the
Blxth Distrit, from January to Jae 801877,
be .keave to submit the flowla L report :
'Tat after a oareful examination of the id
wbflldlger' returns a statement of which is
hereto annexed, and on oomparison of same
with the statements appearing in Mr. Sweeney's
earu we lnd hie aoounte correct and his collec.
tions to have been turned into the city treasury.
Repect y, tJ. d. BROWN
Administrtor of Public Accounts.
BOBT. L. DIAMOND,
Administrator of Pollee.
JAMES D. EDWARDS,
Administrator Waterwork, and PI'blic Buildings.
eTATIMNT.
Total returns 'tn January to June 80, 1877,
eas per reports ic epartment of Publhe Accounts:
Goal boats and barges......C$81,148 00
Sohooners, raftse, fiats, cord*
weed, etc............ 611 80-81,766 50
a risitt courvmse of c e-- - - -
Lon .................. 9600
Les 3UtIn litigatiUon return
ed to Administrator of
bio Accounts......... 380 00- 1885 00
Pw00 61
Pad Adminilstator Finance, reeeiving
warrsnt No. 114. .. ... . 158 05
Pad Administrator Finance, receiving
warrant No. 908 ................... 07 77
Pad Admlnistrator Finance, receiving
warrant No. 25......... . 148 69
Pad Administrator Finance, receiving
warrant No. 440. .......... 174 00
Paid Administrator Finanoe, receiving
warrant No.58 .................... 22 40
Paid Adminsletrator Finance, receiving
warrant No. 74............ ....... 402 08
Paid Administrator Finance, receiving
warrant No. 842.............. ..... 27 00
$1,400 S9
In connection with the above, Mr. Oavanao
offered the following resolution, which was unan
tmously adopted:
le ii res'.ofeti, That that portion of the wharf
inger's affairs for 1876, as aplpared in Mr. F.
Sweene, 's card, be referred to thu Administrator
of Publio Aeoeunts, with instructions to repo;t.
The following report of the City 8nrveyor wan
read:
N.irctriou's OrFrtIc,
New Orleans, August 14, 1877.
IHon. Ed. Plebury, Mlayol:
Si,'-According to the charter granted by the
Loegielatur of Lnºeiana. in its session of 1830,
approved January 20, 183., to the Pontchartrain
Railroad Company for the privilege of construot
ing and maintaining a railroad through Elysian
Fields street, from the river to the lake, the com
pany had to provide all necessary arrange
monts at all intersections in order not to impede
the free pussage of vehicles. etc.
By an set passed on the 234 of February, 1830
before Felix de Armu, notary publio, tiernard
Marigny sold to Martin Duraide, President of the
Pontchartrain Railroad Company, all his rights
(with no guarantee) into that portion of ground
forming the centre of hlystan Fields street, and
known as Marigny's canal, measuaring in Amorti
can measure 53 feet 3 inches 4 lmes in width, ex
teudirg in depth from the river to the rear limit
of his property: also, the canal leading from
E.lysian Fields to Bayou St. John.
By resolution of the Council of the city of New
Orleans, aproved March 15, 1830, the privilege
was grantea to the Pontchartrain Railroad Com
pany to occupy the eastern sidewalk bordering
the 53 feet 3 inches 4 lines sold by B. Marigny,
during the existence of their charter--forty years;
but in granting said privilege, the ordinanoe
etipulated very plainly that the company should
in no manner impede circulation of the public in
the crossings of streete.
Some twenty years ago all the croesinge of that
atrp of land in the centre of Elysian Fields
street, from the Levee to Goodoehldren street,
and later, those fiom Goodch:ldren to Claib irne
street, were made with curb and gutter stones and
brick sidewalks, one-third the cost of which and
the whole cost of intersections were paid by the
city.
During the period of about forty years Elysian
Fields street was occbuird on'y by the Pontchar
train Railroad, but ab ut seven years ago the
New Orleans and Modile Railroad constructed
,their track on the eastern sidewalk belonging to
the public, upon which the Pomnthartrain 14 il.
roa3 had constructed theirs, with the permission
of the Couscil, for the t rm of their contract,
which permission had just expired and not re
newed. Up to the present the intersections
were kept in tolerably good condition, but lately
the Pontchartrain Railrod has constructed two
new tracks from Victory to Dauphine street, and
one from Danphine to some point beyond Clai
borne street, and by so doing hue entirely de
stroved all the intersections by raising their
tracks above the level of the sidewalks, tune cre
ating between the two tracks a hollow, which in
. rainy weather is impasesale.
The plankixu between the raile hovers only four
Sor five feet of the sidewalk, while it ought to
cover ten feet, the sidewalks being ten feet in
width. In many places rough round paving
tones have been put m place of bri k worx.
For some days past some one had been erecting
o the centre of Elysian Fields street, near Dat
tinre eet. an octagon frame buiding, shout
60 feet ino diameter, in which I suppose will be
pta citern, forming a great obstruo;ion to the
I il . r -marlk that Mr. Margny, in eelling the
r,
Aunburb Marlgny, New Suburb Marigny and Sub
urb Franklin, only reserved the stripe of land in
the centre of lElyes~n Fielde street for the pur
pose of making a navigation canal; that he onlll
sold his right to said canal, which saccording to
an ordinance, the date of which I have not at
present, wag transferred from a cenal to a rail.
road privilege. Consequently, they have no right
to build on said strip of land without permission
of the City Council.
Respectrully submitted.
J. . D'HI MEOOURT,
City Surveyor.
On motion the report was referred to the proper
city officials with Instructions to notify the preel
dent or receiver of the railroad company to com
ply with the laws and ordinances at once, and
in oase of refusal or neglect to proceed legally
against the company.
Mr. MoCaffrey stated that bids were received
and opened for the repair of the different nui
sanoe wharves, but a protest was handed in by
the citizens of the Ninth Ward against the pres
ent location of the nuisance wharf in said ward,
which prevented him from reporting at present.
Ordinances and Resolutlons Offered.
By Mr. Rengetortf, for Mr. Edwards
1. Resolution accepting the proposal of John
Page for repairing the supreme Court room for
the sum of $1000. Adopted.
2. Iesolution appropriating $500 for the erec
tion of an alarm bell and tower in the Seventh
District. Adopted.
3. Ioe'so.'erl, That the sum of eleven hundred
dollars be abed the same is hereby appropriated
to Thomas O'Neill, for building the new harbor
p dice station, as per resolunion No. 41005, passed
dtueen 21, 1877, sand that the Administrator of PIub
lie Ao ,nots warrant for payment of the same.
Road twice.
By Mr. Osvanac--
1. Resolution granting G. Oragnard permission
to erect a steam engine at ho. 70 Decatur street.
Adopted.
2. B solution granting Stewart & Wise permis
sion to erect a steam engine at No. 220 Front
street. Adopted.
By Mr. Brown -
1. An ordinance appropriating $11 57 in favor
of J. F. Colbus. Adopted.
9. An ordinance providing for the payment of
the several soounts therein named, beginning
"Ja,. Muller," and amounting to $1538 00. Head
-twice.
Petitlons.
From (1) Mrs. B. Carroll, (2) Mrs. Hy. M.o
Guinn, (8) Mrs. N. E. bn, (4) C. F. Theleman,
(5) Tr repagnier, (0) H. Kathman, and (7) Elias
B. Gerard, relative to assessments. Referred to
the Administrator of Asseesments.
From (1) F. B okert, (2) F. Rickert A Co., both
for the cancellation of a tax bill, and (8) Rev. J.
F. Girault, Rector of Hi. Anna's Chapel, for the
anacellation of tax bills. Referred to the Ad.
minlstrator of Finance.
From (1) citizens In the i8xth District for the
erection of a market-house on Napoleon Avenue,
and (2) S. Hernshelm A& Bro., for permission to
erect a steam engine at No. 0 Peters street. Re
ferred to the Administrator of Commerce.
From (1) Mrs. Jennings, for the paving of the
sidewalks near her property, No. 557 (arondelet
street; (2) citizens and others, for the removal of
the wigwam on Goodchildren, between Spain
and Mandeville streets; and (8) property owners,
for the cleaning of the gutters on Spain street,
back of Ola borne street. Referred to the Ad
ministrator of Improvements.
From John Krucker, for pay for services ren
dered in October and November, 1874, as a mem
bher of the Metropolitan Police force. Referred
to Mlssrs. Diamond, Oavanac and Rengstorff.
From merchants and others of the Third Dis
triot, for the repair of the wharves. Referred to
the Administrators of Improvements and Com
merce.
From TI) E. Toby, for the cancmellation of a
tax mortgage, and (2) J. F. Coffey, custodian of
notarial records, for an appropriation of 3850 to
reimburse him for expenses incurred and to be
incurred in removing records. Referred to the
Administrator of Public Accounts.
A requlsilion from each of the city reoerders
for sundry articles of furniture, etc., was re
celved and referred to the Administrator of
Polico, with power to act.
The Counol then adJ ourned.
THOS. G. RAPIER, Secretary.
CITY ORDINANCES--OFFICIAL.
MAviotaiTr or N.\w OnLsAN5, i
City Hail, August 1), 1877. j
[No. 4077-Administration Series.]
AN OIRDINANOE RELATIVE TO PBIVIE8,
S1LriroT 1. Any privy hereafter constructed
shall be not to exceed two feet below the sutface
of the ground, and be walled with brick or atone,
laid in c-ment with sharp sand, its whole depth,
with water-tight bottom, snd said wall shall be
raised at least one foot above the surface of the
ground, anl shall be so constrtcted as not to
have any issue or opening on any street, way,
yard or place; nor shall it be within three feet of
any street or way, and shall be built adjacent to
any wall, whether a party wall or otherwise, be
separated therefrom by solid masonry of not less
than two feet in thickness, laid in cement, and
thoroughly water-proof; and shall have a flue or
ventilator sufficient for ventilation, extending
above the surroundiug windows or communi
eating with a chimney.
Any peisou building or causing any privy to be
built in contravention to this section, or any part
of it, shall be liable to a fine not to exceed twenty
dollars. And the court before which suit may be
brought for violation of this s-ction, or any part
of it, shall, in rendering its judgment, order such
privy to be reconstructed in accordance with the
provisions of this section, within a reasonable
time, and in default of such compliance with such
order, the party so failing to comply shall be sub.
jected to hke penaity and punished as in the first
instance; and the board of Health may cause
such order to be complied with at the expense of
the person ordered as aforesaid, said expense to
be recovered in any court of compeoent jurisdio .
tion at the sutt of said board.
nvc. 2. Whenever any privy vault shall be
filled within one fiot of the surface, or whenever
the Board of Health, through its proper officers,
shall so order, such privy shall be emptied by the
owner, agent or tenant of the premises, within
forty-eight hours, under a penalty not exceeding
twenty-five dollars.
SEc 8. The emptying of privy vaults shall be
made between the hours of 5 a. m. and 8 p. m.
At least twenty-four hours previous to such
emptying, the contents of the vault shall be
thoroughly deodorized by means of copperas and
carbolic acid, or other agents, as directed by the
Board of Health, and immediately afterwards the
vault shall be again deodorize.i with lime and
carbolic a.,d. Any vidangour violating this sec
tion, or any part thereof, shall be liable to a pen
alty not exceeding twenty-five dollars for each
and every ffonse.
BEc. 4. No privy shall be emptied of its con
tents otherwise than by some odorless apparatus,
approved by the Boarl of Health and the City
Ctouncil, and the solid matter shall be placed in
air-tight barrels, under a tent, with the aid of
such disinfecting measures as may be approved
by the Board of Health. Any vidangeur vi.lat
ing any provision of this section shall be liable to
a penalty not exceeding twenty-five dollars.
&Ec. 5. No privy shall be emotied without an
order or permit from the Board of Health, di
rected to the owner, agent or tenant of the
premises, under a penalty not exceeding twenty
five dollars f.r each and every offnase.
8EC. 6. Whenever, in the opinion of the proper
officer or offierr of the Board of Health of the
State of Louisiana, any privy or privy vault shall
he in a condition such as to require the same to
be deodorized or disinfected, be or they shall
cause notice thereof to be aiven to the owner or
tenait of the premises, where such pnvv or privy
vault may be, to deodorize or disinfect such
privy or privy vault within a delay of thirty-six
hoors; and for any retfual cr neglect to obey
such notice, within said time, such iffender shall
be liable to a fine not exceeding the sum of ten
dol'ars.
8Ec. 7. No person or persons engaged in the
cleaning and remov ng from privies, vaults, etc.,
of !fcal matters, shall dispoce of or dump the
'0
same except from the nuisance whrvt esetab
lished at the head of ; pro
vided, that parties engaged in the manufacture of
commerotal fertillasrs may receive and use such
fitoal matters by special permit and under the
regulations presrtibed by the Board of Health.
Bac 8. lu all cuses of pernits or orders essned
for the abatement of buisancee, the Board of
Health will cause relnspectlon to be made after
the expiration of the time allowed for compli
ance, and no party concerned will be acquitted of
the order until satisfactory compliance shall have
been made,
Riesolved, That all ordinances or parts of ordi
nances oonicring with this ordinance be and are
hereby repealed.
Adopted by the Council of the city of New Or
leans, August 7, 1877.
Yeas-Brown, Oavanae, Denis, Diamond, Ed
wards, Mooaifrey, KengetoriT.
ED. 1'ILBBUBY, Mayor.
A true copy:
Taos. G. RArlan, Secretary.
bAM. UHOPPIN, M. D.,
President Board of Health.
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
By 5lherfi Handy.
IUCCEtSBION OFr TILE LATE (1EOt(tll, Y.
BRItIHT. I1E(CEAlICED.
Bcontd Distri't Cotirt for tie Parish ,f (trliias.
No. 3l.:.l(:4
B Y VlITTTE OF AN OllTlEI t HAIALE.
rendtird July 1. 14, I77. I, im direrlted hv
the honorable thi HMe,'nd I)intrint (,lourt for
the parish of Or.ans, In the t ,vi on
tilled nilHitr, I wl I prcedl to s.i, at ,tulht' Run
t.hi, at the Me.hanits tlnd Aultitoue'rs' E\
ohanngei, ii tyeti so'ret bet.wi'n (nl 1i n it i Uui -
tomhle.isi' str'ots, in tbi' ',inlm(1 I) Ditr.i't of this
nity. on MA'1'lUtll)AY, AngusI It, 1177. tIt 1e
o'eock nl , ft'.r aiount if .aii su-irnssion, thu
followii' de.icibd property, to wit-
1. A CEIITAIN PIE' E Oil i',lTTON (OF
(tiOItUN D, with th1 builditngs ill tnllprosv nlinnits
theroin. tlitited In tihe Ftirt 1.)Itri ot ofthisit'll',
in tlh niqunrl bounded by tl, ?Charles, Lt. Io-. hIt
aInd (Caronf' llli't st.ri·. lant d Triton i Walk and
Tf vi i Uiircl)o. and lonast .r1''. Eniltlh i .masutre,
twenty-.ight f tof olin lIcu We linus friont on 't.
I hiarle' sLtrirt, thli 'ty-two feet one lllch seven
lin.s In widih in thie rit'nr, toii' htlnndried Htol
twent y-six feet twio Jlnllc fiolir linos In depth
on the line nearest Mt Jolscepih trt.lt, ~l1d onllel
hundred andl ten foot fo. ' I 'li i' depth on lihi'
line nearest T'ivoll (irelo, in a sketch by W.
Thornton Thompso n in tll te It iih of lop't uml Iher,
nhli. .luing the stome propertev nellyuit'eud hb th i
doease.'d by pur"rhuise from Mrs. HMarih A l[ar
opr, by net t efotrn M. Muginer. late a notary pub
le In (1lls eity, on(1 th lh rtet onlll (iOt bth r, I15..
2. A CICIITAIN LOT O(F IURIOUND. with the
builldinge and Inmprovementn ltherl'eot, situated
In the suburb Dlord of this ilty, In tllh sqilllr
boundel by Camp. Delord, Nuavtles lanld Uitl
l1ili0 streetsn. and mesures Allloterltn nmeasuro,
thirty-six fo'it OnO imnch ive lines on ('iiinp
street by one hundred and twenty-five foot eight
Incher sIx lines in depth on the side linll t'o
wards nCalliope sr.Ient, one hundrimd aut1 llftly
fert thlree IInchesp two lines on the side nl in' near
est I)elorid strl. t tutvd forty-threiu foot nineIii
inches two llies in width In the roar. Au'quirloi
by the doleor sd from Franklin Shaw by not,
hIfore 11. H1 e1wsn, acting for I. Ilinardo, notary
publi), dated the twenty-lflft of Mayv 1I44.
Which propelrty i now unller Ilt.ae, tor xluirte (n
the first of HoMptemlbr 1877, at the rate of sixty
dollars ner month.
t. tA (ERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with the
Iluildln s and imtprovements thereon. sitlniteu
in theueuond Munilitdality of thins Ity, In the
Equari bounded by Maunaine, F,oumhor. Dolord
and I'Pyfarre st riets and d'selnatet'd by the
number five, on a plian by o. T. Dlunhar, str
veyor, on the twelfth of November, 14lt. Maiid
lot inensures twenty-four feet five and two-sov
nthe i nch m front on Magazinex strui't. by one
hundred and thlrte'n feet two inches In depth
between parallel Ilues, and is hounded in the
rear by an alley eleveni foot eleven in'ches wide.
of which it has the use In common with other
lots. Wh ch prioperty is now under lease. to
expire on the first of November, 1n82. at the rat.i
of twenty d liars per mouth.
4. A OERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with tih
buildings aid imbrov,tuents thereton, situated
in the sulburlb Marlgny of thils city. known as
nullber nnllety-four, having I wt'nty-Pix foot
front orl the public Drumnadt, , or MarigKy
canal Iby olne hundred itnd twenty feet in dtoptih,
French measure, bounded on lone side by the
property of Tessler and on the otr.Gir iby tlat
of (G. Faxende, anlid lot situated in thatl aquare,
bounded by Elyst in Fields. Chartres, (latte
Moreau)., Rlyal (late Canactlvot) and Marltny
stirian The bouste beers Not. at on Elysian
Fieldcs treet. ling the an met proptety w1ihch
the ntid deceaseedacquired by purllmase from
Nicolas Jun'ini HugIon by act beforo Wm. Y.
LowIs, latn a notary public, on the first of
August,, 12$.
a. A CERTATN LOT OF GROUND. situated in
the town of Millnburg, on Lake Pontehartrain,
designated as numb,ir two, in qunare number
six. on the original plan of said town by Louis
BringCier, late surveyor on tih sixteenth of May,
18111, d.eonste' in the otflh' of C Pollotok. notary
publhi, late of this etty: maid lot havingu. Frneh
mietiaqure. eixty fo'et front on America street, he
twoon Musw 1an1d Arts stretets, by one hundrid
and twenty feet deep: being theu snto prol' rt v
which the deeRansed acquired by purchase from
Alexande'r Milne, by act blif 'r, C. Pollonk, into a
l.oitarv phitile, on lhe no\vonth ol., J1ly,1 .1.
N. lt. -Tih' property thiridly ds'artibd is runtedl
to tth'i tt irty-fi's t Octohor. 1.582, at tw'nt y dollrs
permn.I"nth. pnyablio lflmothly. and tiun property
eaout dly deiei's ttii d iis 'inte d tito tlhlrtlhtth of N4i.i
tomeubor. 1877, at sixty dolliIrIs pei.r imonth, nlll forl
onl' year more ul'le 'u the tntlant gives iutitcu
b~ros'o the first of August. 1i77.
Terms--Cush on llii t .lt.
'THOMAMH It. IIANI)Y.
Clvil t-hurilf of the Parish of O(rlans.
jylM 25 r aul 5 t 18
SALE BY TH E CIVIL 1IEtIl-f' OFI ' I'
PARISH (OF' ORLEANS IN (RDOllER TO
EFFECT A PARTITION.
C. F. IIUMBRIE('IT vs. C. I)OLEA(.
Sixth District Court fir the lparish f Ob 'aIni..
No. 8512.
1 1uit illn partition.)
1BY VIRTUE )OF A JUDGMENT RIIEDE1tED
JunI e '25, 187(. lan signed June 28, 1877, to mie
directed by the hioioral, e the Sixth I)istrict
Coult for the varish of Orhleans. In the above
ettlI(ed cause. I will proiitied to sell at oublic'
tau'tion, at the Merclhants and Auctloneerts'
Exentance. Royal street between ('anall and
Customhouse 'reets. in t'e ecRond District of
this city, on TU ESI)AY, SHptembi.r 4. 1877. at 12
o'clock m,. itn order to effect a parttilion, the fol
lowing d,'ribed property, to wit
TWi, CERTAIN LOT OF (IROUND), with
the buildings and improvements thereon, sit
nated in the First District of'th ( city, destg
nate'd by the numibers twenty-eight and twonty
nine on a plan made by J. Pille, late surveyor,
and a- nexed to an act of the twentieth of Janu
ary, 1829, befol e J. N. Dunean, then a notary
public in.this city: said lots measuring. each.
twenty-one feet front on North street of the
market, between New Levee and Tehlloupitoulas
stree s. by fifty-eight feet in depth, between par
allel lines, American measure. Being thel saton
property heretofore belonging to J(,n Dolta'a,
dictased, of which Mrs. F. Dol 'ac. his a id'w,
and Antoine Doleae and Mare I)DoleaR, his vchil
dren and heirs, were put ill posse-sion by aln
order of the Second L;istrict ('ourt for thre plr
ish of Orleans, under date of the twenty-llrst of
October, 170.
Terlls-(Casal on the spot.
THOMAS H. HANI)Y.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
a1u4 14 24 80se4
By S. Ga.nault.
SUCCESSION OF AUGUSTE H. VEIlItET.
State of Louisiana-Parish of St. Mary.
B Y R. GU'NAULT, Auctio eer-4titng for the
Administrator-By virtue of an ordter is
sued omt ot the Parish (our in and for the par
ish of St Mary. Int he aove- entitled suticcessiin,
bearing date the 22d day ,f June. 1877, and to
me direc-tedt. will sell for c~ashi on THURSDAY,
Septe'nlmber ;. 1877. at 12 o'clck m.. at the rier
chants ani Au tioneers' Exchange. Royal
street, in the city of New Orleans, the following
describhedl rnrtyv to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with all the
buildings and improve-ments th--r-on. situ:,t-d
in the First District of the city of New Orleans.
and bHing a part of a lot desig, ated by the N ,.
6, of square' No,. 11. biundi-d t yTrrtme (now Lib
erty), i anal. Franklin and .Jacikson (now (las
quel) streets, on a rla n made by Joseph Pilie,
surveyor, on the 30th of Aueu-t, t1823. aud an
nexed to an act passed befiore Felix De rmas,
notary public in said .itv, in the 10th of Decei-m
ber. 152s: the sa:d lot fortning the c-, rner of
Jackson (now Gsll.ltnet) and l'reme (now Liber
ty) streets. and having, in Ame-rii-an measure,
53 fe t 3' incihtes, more or less. frnt on Gasiqutet
street be 6s feet. more or less, in depth anti front
on Lib-'rty street.
Act of sale to be passed before O. Drouet. no
tary publie, at the expense ,f the Durchaser. who
is to assum ' paylment of taxes exigible in 1s78.
Also, TWO SHAAES of the N--w Orleans In
turan' e Comtantu of $;1 path full tail.
ROBERT BONVILLAIS. Administrator.
au5 14 23 30 Ssei
JUDIOIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION IAIFiA.
By Nash A Hodgson.
NI;'T' COiTTAiGE IIOUNHE. WITII ,,QA1lHE
OF (IItUItND,
(',olnor of lil Dlin t n ,Il Hf Itfi4l : oh , I<
HII'IEHI41t)N OF 3111H A,1U(II T1 .U T'I',
W1'id w ,,If lhidnltik P411nh ken.
HB,'onld DI) rio't Court for t!lhe triMh of Orlsnsn
No. :19,4M1;,
BY NAHII AND HODOHON---W. 1. Todaon
1 t Ant lotcer- Ofloir No. I Catlrondeltatl t rt' -
On MATIIUtDAY. aH,.titnll'r 1i, t177. tl, 12 o'elook
m.. at the Ht. Chharler Auctton E.chalunm. In the
IlIom'llt. rotunda of the 81t. Charles Hotel,
in this city by virl tno nd In pursuanen of in
ordor of tho lion. A. L. Tiseot, Judge of thn
condtl Dlitrlit Court for thle pariah of (Orl.ani,
dated July 2:1, 1877. in the aboit ve entitlll mllttlll.
at public all;tir'n will b" s1old
A ( ,Iflt'I'AIN itAtJIAiCt (IF (iltI rNDi, l
g ,th r w ith all the1 hllillldng ittan l im lrovem ont!
tih rac ln, siteU tol ih In t, i-.x lh l)istr l,,t of tlhi
Cell , disint nr l tl d i,1 NI. 711, lulindolln by Ht-. Inll .4.
HIl. l'atri'k, D ilflfiltl ianid Vlni nt *n 1 1root . (1.lh
llvl'ted ilul cllovI rn oto.l , andtl i, w lrl i ng to
Ig ttll r aho t 142 folt 9 iti '14 i 111114 fi (oll till 1I41.
Dli lla I sitr unt, 1 111 fet, 4II Ilno ,h l , f'nll lit r t Iolfl I.
PatIth'k HItrntl ant font l In h1,, frolll on ilnfti
l.re t. t1ill, li rllr ll' r s, Amelrian l lllleatIur',
ii*'tet'lrinllg to a pitln i il e olio ,f a1 ifl.
T h yi illlult .vTn i l.t, i'(, o f 4l ,i - -
A FIIAi iI Ti''l Ii I0ll ( it rlastlrtn. h1,1114.
tl..gtrlll1 1ll Iln IIrlvr 111 1 l fIlll- lll.
T'rlnl11 ( --I'l,1, Il ol Ithl 1 s411nt.
Ai , of I pllle heorn tltoS ,lh Co~ l lihn. Il lnotary, at
tiA 1 llll 1' p 1 1 o I' thIe p 11r'hller, lin. huling Lit
jy. 1 an 2ll, It illt nt l s1
F II ' t lt Illl'( K ' l. " {-- T TA E . ' ilINl, ~l[N ll ,ll-AN(l-.
ANID il1LIltlrH HT'IHEEl1'H4.
HI. 't'I'F;fHiIN OF I"i1ANl AHIIIN.
Rotund i listritl Cou for' I1, thoP1'atri141 of I Irl'lian
NoI, ;I t7151.
Y NAHII l A- IIO i -iHON--w. 1. i! ll An,,i,
S.lH llo l.r , t ,ll~~ N''. 1:1 t'n ll.lrln!,o strint -lln
IIATIlIIIIA Y. AlIgustl 25, 1177. lit, 12 o'Rl. k inll.. ll
th'' IHt. !'h11lo' A tiln Elox,, oW.f, in ti.h, 11in1o
ni ient . it uh l d l,o f !l l , H. . ( 'h a rloi t I tn l,,. In I il
llty by virtu'll ill in jur ll lilan 'llof nl n od r oif
th 11.117,. . lt N l. t.19 t!lit. f.J," Iit , i li f toif l ff il' t -
triot. Court for the plrislh of Orlonn-. 1 atrd .July
nltiit ld s1n41i.,lsloll, ait ttliflI lltltion, will ht.
Holdl -
'TWO VAl A tliEI LTOT4!F OF GIROND.
t4lt.ll.r with nll th~ bull. dighl.s a;trill itnilliov~
nilntt.h1 oroon i ,.1it11 lt! 1 I First istinrltlt of tlhi
,tity. In the utflllnrn If llo l inrlld by I.tllllo14, I'ul
fotf 11111nto l. '1 uonuia). Iiennael ted itr111 141ri nt,
No. 4 mn, 1 l iss7 , foIolt n )ihI lll1 li)neos frilo t onli
tl R llg t l,Otl il ai t,,l f I and front. lo I lihNitll
4thro toff llnl fIet It In'lhl o B sIln"- lnee f whlht iwoit
:tI fool front. ll Irallngll strelotl 5 iy ll tl'pt of tIto
foo It itt tnh a l ie i. iill ior~ r1 1144 Artri''nn
nlwt't . ll Th ffmh !ilmprovihm 0)Ille n 14t of four
brl'k otl~n'i., with IwA oi i' iF' t.
T.orls- At(ah Inl U. H. Treasui.y 1itW1,t.
nAi of ilt ho h rn WA . It . ie le io .'lti notfrtill,
ati thfor pena of th il urh NIer. in, 1tclug the1
lows flol nul IOigitO n I0 n 17'- .
eliOtt!i with t he i+ t tll Illlti ,iit fll 1rttel l.
jiy2I2 2 t i1r1 12 1 i 2 1 l l
NEAT C+I;TTA(GE1 H!U(iI;.
Nlt . r7: 1 DIYATIRH TIllii iTr'.
IN THll MATT'II I i 2 O(Ffe TIl;E 1I lN11I 01.l11'.
F. Ksi lall.
Horo, l Dist ric Co1rt forl.h Phirisch oflor iln m--
VB Y NArln &l , HODOrONll I - W. I. m tl, dlr n ll.
l A iitio ito-r. ofl.n NoI. 1:1 n11111 it.'+,ll t f l. t
On MATIIEIIDAYMp Intebihr I, 1177. t t 12i I1o1lo Ak
in.. at tiiE , . n Nrl . 1 A 7i2 n ll s . elgt.', in th
hls me1 1{nt. ri anlalllt .iof thl l t. (' Hl otl 4 tiot;,!. in
thtscity, by viritu ntl in iursuan,'n of gin
trwitoof ihr Iion. A. Ld . 'Tlaifi!. JulI.,t oef ther
Hoerd Dlstinil Coturt fior thi parislh ofi Orl len.
datned ,July 2t. 1 O7, tdoktl Nit. 3.,37i. in the' m17't
tor of t li Mitlinor Joseph Fl. iKenil, iat pubilic
auctionl will te, sohl
ONE 1'IE!13'1 tOi PORTION OF (tOUITND, to
gthr. witlh flho lllluntliqs lilnd imlilit.oveintl
tirwrnon slitl!d i n thlb 'e 1 uit-h Di11stri t oI f thin
oity. i ttho .r i ail re ollun11d by ])ry1ld te , Itt
Iroinnt,Jalisfon and Philip t t.r)ft' r , mleasritll4a
Al l ft 91' ilnchis front on Nr'ylnltl sItrIft by at
d111pth of 12f 1 fret 77. 11 Il.fltn all mrn'l' or l]44
h5twnnaralll Iltni. Animlean mIfsurt. |11
iin that portion tof it lot of aroitniit inrat
ONE-BTORtY FiRAME, MiATE ItOOIF COT
TAGE, known ans NO. 578 DryaJes st root, with
two-story bak building, eontalning altogether
about ceven rooms. rlatern, et,.
Terms and Conditlone--One-half vash and the
balance at one land two )cars. with 8 per '.onnt
intoert, alnd -nhdal wiortgni' n, with vendor's
priviligo from diat,0 until final paymnint, the
mlortgia. to I mbran th]o t3(51e of 5 G p"r event
for ,ttor l +y'a foPr in iano of stit ; the b it hl
Inga to hol klpt fully inaulrod and p ltoly tr, iHns
f'rrod to v ndor ; 10 per coot to be paid cash on
t!1h 4tnt hi hind me sHill,.
At. of ,nl, Ieforl W. II. .M"nlour. niotriy Dub
i;, at t,|lt oxpli'n, of th purillthlsor. i' h lnding
ho li, xu fo<r 1477. wllol1u d exigibl' in 1478.
INSURANCE.
THE PEOPLL'S INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW OItLEANS.
Omee, No. IO Caronldelet street.
nIXTH ANNUAL STATEMENT.
In conllformity with the requirements of their
charter, the company publish the following
statemcnt:
Promiulmrs roecived during
the year ending Juno 30,
1877:
On Fire risks.... $s,7TR 10
On river risks.... 4,238 97
On marine risks.. 5,16s 00
Total Prenliu.s ........ $48.193: 07
Less return premiums...... 667 1s
$17,525 5)
Add profit and loss...... 18.123 78
$65,619 67
Less unterminated premiums 10,000o. 4
Net premiums received $i5.539 33
Losses paid during the same
On lire risks................ $20.420 65
On river risks... .... 1.4()0 71
On marine risks ........- ... 1,226 27
Rebate ....................... 7,141 05
Iteinsurane ................ 2,41:1 :12
Taxes -...................... 2,928 53
Rent........................ 1.101 0 1
Printing, advertlsing, etc.. 672 90
Board of Underwriter-.... 1,554 25
Expenses, etc., less interest 4.664 55
$43,124 23
Net profit ......................... $12,4:33 10
The company has the iol
lowing Iassets:
Premiurns in course of
colleº tion ................ 87.822 60
Bank and other stocks.... 56,721 )5
Real estate ................. 13.91l 95
Notes sneure'i by pledge.. .8,64 5s
Notes secnured by mortga(ge 13.015 16
Bills receivable at short
terms ..................... 8,108 19
Office furniture and fix
tures ...................... 2.879 13
Suspense account.......... 1.711 40
Cash ou hand ............... ',64 98
Total assets ..........................$1.22.525 44
The above statement is a true and correct
transcript from the books of the corn panv.
E' NFST PRAGST. President.
JOHN WILSON. Vice President.
P. M. SCHNEIDAU, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed to before me, at New
Orleans. this loth day of July 1877
JOHN BENDEKtNAGEL, Notary Public.
NEW ORLEANS, July 10. 1877.
At a meeting of the B.,ard of Directors. hell
this day, it was unanimnously resolved'o declare
a dividend of TEN ner cent on the cap tal stock.
Dayvble on demand. and a furth 'r dividend of
FIVE oer cent t i ALL insurers on their earned
premiums f.r the year eiding June 30. 1877, in
addition t u the rebate of 15 p-r cent already re
ceived by said insurers on their gross pre
miums, payable on and after the 6th day of Au
gSlt. 1877.
jy12 1m, P. M. SCHNEIDAU, Secretary.
I:NOIlRANCE.
MERCHANTB' MUTUAL INSURANCE 0OM
PANY OF NEW ORLEANS,
104 .......... ... Canal treet.........104
TWENTY-THIRD ANNUAL STATEMENT.
In conformity with the resluirements of their
charter, the Company publ, h the following
statnment :
Prmlunms rennivrl during the year ending
May 31, 1077, inhluding unearned premiums
of the previousl year -
On Firn Ilisks..................... ..81.209 62s
On Marine Risks ............... . 24.478 98
On River RiAks ..... .............. 26.a779 87
Totail P'remiumsn........... ... . 411.449 2
L -s UnoarnedPrI r Prmiun ...... 118,11 00
Not. Earned Premiumn May O1.
1877 ...... . ......... ... ....... 1293 .3 82
Losss puaidl
On Fire l4R9k ...... ....... 117,567 98
On Marine Risks. . .. _ " 17,08,14 5
On River Riksk..... . 3,590 77
Tax'es and nxp.etns5I', Ionn
intern'et............. 28.693 38
Roinsuranems anil it,
turned 'rnmirns .... 10.104 1)3- $18991i14 60
Profl..... . .......... 1110.020 10
Thss C ompnltd)y ihave thn followingl assets:
Reel E.Statn ................ $289,079 49
(iy ln . ........ 110.419 50
Bank, Ialir al asnd othie Hltcks
and Miortgngro tnoonl .sl ... 109 235 n8
Nsots. tEoslrid by nimortgage ...... 214,042 00
Notes .o4'ure1ld by pisisigs . 41.H807 97
Bills reseivable ........ ........... 75,1r 4 19
Premiumis nouronof ,'rls l'tison . 40,087 9.1
COasi on hiand .................... 77.,4)7 s11
'l'.tal .......................... . $1.060.144 29
Thin ansove statemesnt Is a lust, tIrn 1 and oor
re.tt ranslriptI from t.hs ooks of the C(mIpany
PAUL FOUIRCIIY, Preidenlt.
0. W. NrTT, Herstary.
(rArTF oN LourIIANA,
PJarisL of Orlea.ttns. Ulty sof Nesw Orlans.
tHworn tos alld o 1 ihsubsribed befrore mss the sorv
onlth day of Junels, 1477. JAMES FAIEY,
Notary Public.
At a1. isnotting of the Board of Directors, held
on the snvonltil day of Jlnne, 1877. It was reRolved
to dcliaro a ell1 dividend of twenty per cent on
thie nort earned partlitrating premiums for the
year ,ending May 31, 1877, payable on the third
Monday rof July next.
Also, to pay to the Hto5nkholders, on demand
iuttores't at the rate of five per cent per annum
on their stouk.
DI IlEC'TOlR:
P. Maspore. Hy. Bonne,
1). A. Caiffralx. E. 'rob,
'P..Fourihy, J M Allen.
8. Z. itlf, M. W. tSmith,
Charles Llitte. I). Fatio.
.ij if J.J. Fernandez.
TwENTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
---OF THE-
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
NEw OILNaANs. May 19. 1877.
The Trustess, in conformity with amended
charter, submit the following statement of the
affairs of the company on tile ath of April, 1877:
Fire premiums .............$188,o0s 51
Marine pretlums.......... 29,815 95
River premiums.............. 81.924 35
299,8308 81
Earned premiums. less re
insu ranceand return pre
miums ................. .... ,228.215
Losses paid and estimated,
Including all known and
un paid. say:
Fire losses. .....3.67,335 60
Marine losses..... 7,288 41
River losses....... 25.510 20
---- 100.131 21
Taxes. expenses,
discount in lieu
of participalion.
et ".... ...........I1.,892 58
Less rents, ssalv
nio savings, 7tc. 11.744, 72
- - $4o,125 86 $140,257 )07
Gross proflts ......................... $87,m978 08
Of whvi lol 57,; .07 :15 is apvronoriatsd to balance
of inlt,.st, and liquidltilon of doubtful assets.
Thie com pany have the following assets
Bills rou.u'ivable .............. $4448.48 3B
Loans on Bonds an4 d Mort
gi O ...................... . 5 .8,43 33
S... 124,591 70
Lo hn . on ca.ll ... ....... $7,554 15
Cash ··. ,..,. , * .... ....... 1430.14 71
--- $ 138.400 Rd
City on ls . ...... ............ 72,055 00
Bank .nsd otishort toks ........ 7:.415 0a
]Real Eslslt.. ................... 189,544 00
1'rsmnisuns in colroso of Col
lstllss a uui hsnsts¢noe: A':
count........... ........... . 3.4.1 94
Toal asJ .:ti.i -........ 581,423 79
Thes arbovo statomermen i a trin and correct
transcTliit from tih books of thi Cormpany.
TITs . A. ADAMS. Pres.idelnt.
HENRY V. OGDEN. Htcrottary.
Sworn to and ubsbcribed before me this nine
teenth day of May. 1877.
W, B. KLEINPETER,
Notary Public.
The Board of Trustees thi day resolved, that
after paying the arnnisal dividend of TEN PEB
CENT Cauital Htock of Com any. thata dividend
of TWENTY PERL CENT in cash he paid on
MONDAY. Jun' 11, to those parties entitled to
receive the same.
Theo. A. Adams. Fred'k Camrnrdon
Sam'l B. Newman. J. L. Harris,
Sam'i H. Kenrnedy, Andr-w rtewart.
John lPhslps, Joseph Stone,
Adam Thomson. George Martin,
Hsmnry Abraham, Alfred Moulton.
Vi.tor Meyor, L. C. Jurey,
Edwardl J. Gay, Edward Nale,
Joseph Bowling, Gns. W. Sontell.,
Blin ,n F.srnshelm, A. Levi.
tlmon Fsorheimer. Wm. H. Matthews,
Jos. B Wol.f, Paul E. Mortimer.
I,. B. Post, John V. Moore,
Ed. Pilushury, W. B. C, ng(r.
Jno. E. King, Henry M. Preston.
my22 ly
SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY.
Paid Up Capital, $500,000.
FBOM THE TWENTY-FIRST ANNUIA
STATEMENT FOR 1876.
Net annual earned pre
miums and Dis-ounts
and Interest.-- $407,9
Losses, Expenses. Taxes.
etc ........ ...... . $277.207 94
BRserved fund $10o.0x. and
Dividecd on capital 10
per cent............. 69.547 47-383675f"
Net Proft ........ ..... 71
Assets of theb .pany es
timated at their cash
market value:
Stocks, Bonds. Loans and
Bills RTeivable ......... 398.599 7t
Cash on hand and promi
ums in course of collec
tion................. ....... . 18668 94
Dividend paid on stock ten per n tier an.
num. and on partlcipating policies twenty pet
cent. payable in easn.
This old and reliable companyis issuing poli
cies on Fire, Riveran.] Marine risks on the most
favorable terms. All losses promptly adjasted
and settled upon liberal terms at their ofBaf
S2 Camp street. JAMES L DAY.
President.
A. COme ra. Seeretary' il1 I
INSURANCE
ELEVENTH ANNUAL $rATEMENT'
--OF' THE-
FACTORS' AND TRADERS'
IN~UiANCE5 COMPANY.
35.........OAIWONDELEI, ' ETTlEEE'P ........>7
Naw Oar,EA1n4, May 17 1 1.7.
Th' T'ruRst.., li ucnformnity with the charter
of ith (JContrany. Itptlblld1 the following state.
Itloilt or its aTfairR for the flacal year ending 90th
April. 1177, to wit:
Prlinittlrtrs for th`* yar -
On fire rjisks.............. ..9 .19,9 00
Itiver rlak .......... ....... 7M1, 1o0 sI
Marine risks................ 17.2j1 81-9007,707 10
Untrmirnlllntall premielrlu.,
1977 ................ ........ 14) 00
oltlurn p'Rniln.s......... 9.47 27 - 9Rt,91 21
NO arntd prnmirnlll ............ . 4.0.8,951 92
Lo'b,(s. pal. to wit:
On flre ri ko.. $1(H1,'947 27
On river risks 1.4m9.4t1 1
O!n mar inl riAk 111.704 97 am762l75 7t
Hl,1 Inosulrnoo ............... , l,194 onR
11t |t3 lo ta,.1lrnt.............. 11,740 70
H tton 11111 ity llx'v bXS and II
ncnll n ................. .... 2 ,122 70
N. O. il(ard of Und'r
w rit ru .................... R4,11 .. ,
iO1ro4 c lWnral ox UnpLo.is.... :9.1449 44 - 850,412 27
1r7al6n7 ............... .... ... $112,689 06
Add iTntter nd, |l~waint mid ,ay
inll ront. ivodrl...................... ... 9.0014 Rn4
$201,142 95
Logs flirt Rlm cni .n urtirln t In t,r4t... n1( m
91n.I14 flow hlue. 1r-lu' "ot....... 100, 100 O
NO prrflt. . . ... 5101(,142 1991
JIm(orvn I 1tr, Iovov4l rloel........ 211,4(0 00
Bialoen di v!1a1 oneot 1rlan 4luiug.,
1751-7..... ................. ...... 7.,142 96
Tho Co.l.paLny hlln)r tih following .14et1, to
it :
U ltsh ntl 3n ll01.................. ...... 19.0 11
A a 111nts in .nlr o.( lrI.. ll ..... 81,114 46
hills rmoviv hin on 1l"18. .... .. 455,Ia7 00
I Is rn"ivoltva oflor pr''rmiumts.... ... 2o,ol 79
hank rnrl other stok ... 20,,r2a 1is
CUlty, 5tahIl, l)l other iolnl, 14,,122 28
lBonds of MIIonic rand LodUge of
I (iiItl'.n1 ... . .-.. 5,010 04
lBonds o(f Odd Fllows' Hall AsMsocria
1inn ....5,0100 6 o
lworln s of Asuontoriton for the Itnilt('f
of Jewlish Wi'low- and Oirphani. 2,100 00
l ta ...... .........t.............. 77 1 1
TotalW............................51,2812,918 6o
ThIe foregoIng Is a true and eorrect statenent
from tho books i( wof t.ho nrlRn y.
EDT. A. 'AIFtIEY. President.
T1 os. F. WAIER,. Hrrnuontary,
MTATE OF LOUTITIANA,
Parish of Orl.ntlO, ()ity of Now OrCianend.
Hworn t'o Arl subscribed before me this 19th
(lay of May, 1r77.
EDWARD IVY, Notary Publ.
At a sRecial meeting of the Boardl of Trustees
held on the 17t111 int.. it was rnsolved to o
dJman4 a ECOiNID tEMI-ANNUA L INT
OF FIVE PERl CENT t Apri Ml o1877 mak
10 per c'nt per annum on the CAPITAL NT
of the rompany (11.000 o0(), and a W a h divin
of TWENTY Tn er ent to 1tockholders on
amotlpt ($.389,591417 of their net articipating
premiums for the year eldin lllA l0 177.
ED. A, PAFIR Y. re, ident.
a .IiHN CIAFFE, Vice Preeldent.
Tnos. F. WALmKR,. c .eretary.
TILUHSTEESB.
John T. Noble, T. Lytt Lyon,
John CJhlaffT. Harnuof H. BIoyd,
IltehaRi 1lMilliken. Jlsepb McElroy.
J. I. Warren, W. J. Behan,
1.. T n. Itukner 13 ~. Eohleman,
4amuel Friedlander, lm. . Black.
A. A. Yr to. Ch(rl s Chaffe
John I. Adams, L. C. J1rey,
14I("C Hchorlk, Wm. Hartwell,
11. M. Walmsley, (. J. ,'eesiJ,
A. H. May, A. T. Janin,
f. H. Snowdon. Joseph Bowling,
A. M. Bllkham.
mv2o
UNION INMIURANOB COMPANT OP NW.I
OILEAWN.
TWENTIETH ANNUAL STATEMENT
-OF THIf
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
Published according to law and their charter.
Amount of premiums received duringthe year
ending April 30, 1877
Flro, prrn.irls .................. $70.980 16
Itlvor premluma........................ 11.03 3a
Merlno . remiurns................. ..... 5.972 43
988o,06 93
Losr return pvrmiums.......... 781 98
87,153 98
Paid los.es diurting th: year -
Fire loss.......................... 33,029
River I ase. ............................. 7.1'M.0
Marino losses............,,,,, . .. 4.9 4
$48,795 75
Tteinsuran ++s....:.................. 2,607 84
Jnt. .............. ....... ...-- 1.500 00
Taxes...................... ............. 910 00
r1eboato ................... ............... 8.977 28
,xpenses. Io..lis.vountand interest.. 10.7896 63
i Rlerved for uaerminated risks.... 15,0o0 00
$88,577 50
The ass et of the Company ar-
Loans tE,:-uredr by vIleddg ............. 9,952 27
Loans secured by rnortgcag(.......... 16,l3e 00
Bills rect Ivablo for premniums......... p5,929 fSt
Storks, hcnds and other securlties.... 144,(071 74
IReal estate .............................. 11.967 30
Prerainms In course of coiletion..... 16.407 0
(ash on ha d ........................... 952496
$214,202 70
Thei above statement is a correct transcript
from the books of the 'omnipny.
A. C. CIIIAPELLA, President.
J. M. CRAWFORD. Secretary.
STATE OF LOT.ISTANA,
Parish of Orleans. City of New O0 leans.l
Sworn to and subscrlbed before me this 14th
day of MI1ay¥, 1877.
JAMES FAHEY, N,,tary Public.
DIRECTOR":
V. MAIGNAN. H. GALLY.
A. I;ONNECAZE, J. BAYLE,
B. SALOY, A. I. BROUTSSEAU
H. LABASE. L. ID. SARP'Y,
A. CIIIA'ELLA.
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I IBERNIA INSURANCE COMPANY,
Offlce No. 37 Cam p street.
JOHN HENDERSON. President.
I'. IRWIN, Vi,.e President.
THOS. F. BRAGI.( . Secretary.
Earnings ............................... ...$193.0· S
Losses aidd.......-------................... 73.298
Net profits...........------.......... .... 60.25
At an (l"ction held on Mornday.the 7th Instant,
the foil wing namtd gueatl:nr'n were chosen
)irntors of thi. Conl.Jiry to serve: for the ensu
ing year:
P. Irwin. John Henderson.
'Ih,,rns. King, ,I,, Ii. RLyan.
T ,,-. Giln,r,; W, J -f;mt.;il.
John T. ,iarbons, Jas. A. Girdner,
William Hart, Emdili Gauche,
David Jackson, .J,)hn H. Hanna,
F. T. Gasgquet.
At a meeting of the B, rd, hld May 14, JOHN
HENDEIRSIN. P esidnt, P. IItWIN. V'ire Presi
denrt, nd THOS. F. BRAGG, becretary, were
Tbr Board ,delaird ourt of the net profits of
th. Cmopany fr the p st twetlv months o10 per
cent intcre-t: also 2 per .ent dividend on the
oaid up c-aitial. and 20 ,'r cent cividend on
premiums uait by stockholders (making, with
the rebate, 35 per cent on prmiums). Said in
terest and dividends to be placed to the credit of
the sctcck noe.
Int. re." lnd dlividends on full paid stock pay
able in rash at the office of the Company on and
after June 15 rox.
THOS. F. BRAGG, Becretary
New Orleans. Mar 18. 1877. iesl m