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JUDICIAL ADVZRTISZNNWTU.
AUCErTION rsALEf.
57 5. Gauluolt.
BU(C1C1MION OF AUOUUTE IT. VEJIUIC'T'.
8fttft of itiult14tti -Parith o St. IIitry.
UBY 8. GUtNAf7LTAuttlnonetr'r -A'tna ftirlltlr
Adtnrlti ittit By virt.ut, if tin orir
ptied ut, of thu aii 441 (!otrs in aind fir thu ,ttir
Kb of Ht. Mcry It tI' ithiovo outilt l''t'Mw141in.
becrttr14t4 ti 11,1 1iti if ltunt 11477 And lto!
1p1114 direrlk. I will w"II fi ern)t ot Pu'1 II MI)A )AV.
pni b n. 11W77, 1A1. 17 It ltctk tin., a t blur- Mur
nhanl utltil Au tlottuur&' I)xicngl. Ilulod R
~trnt n 1111 rtthdv of Nt'w lrlunnil. tho faltowlung
ýo~rltn d rt ti~trtyati Wit
(JI TAI N A I N 0UN1, with till thit
a4h1 ltie 4,11d itt'v p)oitntittl4 ihniruonl, cituititt
Sirstl R Httt of lit olty if Now Orliuci,
andi Iic n 11I1.1 if it It tiiatt t by tal Nn.
6, of FtMLtar' V. 11 i ~unit I4 t11y I'totn.. tnitttc' 1
qtlrtyt, 4ntc l.1 vIinitltttti l autl isoit iI now (1lint-4"
4111011) 1tr4't'tM rtIlt, 11 t 1iiti tt I y JttM4llt Pit tc1'11,
Hnttvor, Ill t It of Anuttul . 1t 14;1,{, andtt
'rtnry pu the wild loot 1 n~·1141tug lls ,'It rrIr , of
1 ,'1w147tt (to i (1tti 11 tio "ntoti 'l'tt ivro (ni ll a rttt r
tyt NI 1'Ftu't, a ittltttv ia, in A nt'ritimt w ntr.
III fontt S'-i iiii'ii'i. 11444410 it ut front on t~olitt'l
Kiruo~t. by its f4',t. liim4) 0 i itI,%. in tt4t~li tur 411iritti.
on i ttttrty nt r441.
Aolit 14 sattii to Ioli 44'4ttl liotoiri 0. P~rttutt tn. o
Alsot. '1'WII141 All AI't1.4 o f tlo4 Noow 41iiuttKan lo.
gurenoo rt oni4f641otf oi ti
IO1USR 1 ýiTr IO(NV VLLA K. AdminlnrIt~rrttor.
atM 21114 444
- y Hoey. Macon A OOoaunor.
CRESCENT ClITY sNLAU TER-IIIIOUNE tW)M
l'ANY STOCK.
HUC('CESION OF IIO(TAIItE INIAAU.
S.Lond Dist riot Court for the Intrlih of OrleanS
No. 11.)29.
i Y HOEY. MACON & O't(ONNO--R Nlholan
.I J Hoy, Auotlone.or-Oftll'h No. It OCroudo
let streetb-On MOND)AY, Hopthmler 1eiy1,77. at. 12
o'iclok m., at th* f t. hrt th t. r Anlloioil 1x. hlnaltno,
by virtue of an order of the honloralhie the Hor.
tnd District Clnl rt. fIr tI he prrish of (). Il.ans,
dated August '21. 1177. , iII I' h, old I)by jplille aur
tt ft r H*'rollllt of setl~l sitc'l'r!slonlt+-
,I(.TW-H HIlAI iiA of fil' i1.h IsI l ). f the
DapitaIl stock of ltle' I I'l'm'nlt City tinIa hliter
T IlEE4HlAlti O1, FIF'l'Y DIOLLAILH ec,18,
fl I pltal.
orm1s1 of Htal--e-'Cish on the spot hofore tran
fer. nlUo sell Nll8 II
OUBILECOTTAGE ON CONHTAN^'EN' TREET
AND LOTS ON Jl!ENVILLE HTREET.
BUCCESSION OF MICHAEL EGAN.
Second DlstrietCourt for tho Pihrlif of Orleans-
No. 9e,0110.
B HQEY, MACON & O'CONNOR - Nllholas
J Hoy, AuotiIonor---O l ie, No. 11 Caron
doelt street-On BSATUItDAY. Hptemmber in,
.at 12 o'clook m., at the St. Charles Auotion
Ex hange, by virtue of two orders of the hon
ornbla tie Mtecnd District Court for the parish
of Orleans, dattd rtesopeetively the ilth of No
vember, 18e, and 7th of August, 1s77. will bhI
gold by publio aultion, thei following valuable
roPIrtIY to wit
1. A L6T OF GROUND1 with all the Improve
ments therelon, ini e ih Fiiirth District of this
city. datllgnated n lot No. : of the square
bounded 'by Constance, Mtagazino, First and
lecond n trotet, measu rinlg :I feoo 7 Incltles 4 lines
front on Constanon street. by 126 fe et 6 Inc'hes In
ep: th e improveoluents thereon compriso it
lout)e otln-story frmnie cottlage, witlt two-story
kitchen. csltern, slheds. etc., known as NIos. 421
and 491l Constance street.
2. FIVE LOTS (F GROUND. in the BoAnnd
District of tills lty, In the sq lare bounded by
tenville. Conti, Broad arnd Whltostreets, d,!slg
nated as lots Nos. 1 antd :1: to :In. Lot No.1 torms
the corner of Conti and White strtests, and
measures so feet front on Contl street by 102 toot
a inches 4 lines tin depth and front on Whilt
stroet' lot No. a3 forms the cornet of Iloenvl lo
and White streets. anld IIusull rsllI)U feet front on
Blenville street by o10 fIet 3 inche1 4 lines in
depth and front on White street; lots Nos.. 34, t9
and aO adjoin each other, and measure each :2
foot front on White street by 1st4 foot in depth
bjetwen parallel 11ies,
Terms of Sale-Cash, and purchasers to as
sume payment of all taxes for the year 1877.
Diyablh in 1878.
Acts of sale at the expense of the purchaeors.
before John Iiendornlagel. notary publio.
&a1I 18 25 sO1 4 15
CENTRAL HOTEL AND BARROOM PROP
ERTY AT AUCTION.
Adjoining the St. Charles Theatre and the Phao
nix House, and near the Aoademy of Music.
BDlendid front on St. Ctlarles street, and grant
depth of lot.
KNOWN AS MURPHY'S HOTEL.
SUCCEBSION OF MICHIAEL DOWNEY.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 28,730.
BY HOEY, MACON & O'CONNOR-Nicholas
B J. Hoey. Auetionner--Ollco No.11 Caronde
let street-On SATURD)AY. September 2to.
1877, at 12 o'elock m1., at the St. Charles
Auction Exchange, on St. Charles street.
by virtue of anl order of the honorable the SeB
ond District Court for the parish of Orleans,
rendered in the ab,,ove lntitled matter on tlh
ninth of July. 1877, will he sold by publie auction
in the suce.,esion of M[ithtwll Downey, the fol
lowina villuldire trolert y to wit
A CERTAIN LOT 01' (IGOUND, together
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, known as Murphy's Hotel, situated in
the First District of this ,itiy of New Orleans. in
the square botunded by St. ('harles. Canlp and
Poydras streets and C('olllllm rial Alley, nlelt'
uring, In Amelricanl llt'lasure, o. O feet fromnt on
St. Cllarles st relo, lby 17 feet 10 inches 2 lin's
Iondepthl etwen PIrallot lines, bhoundedon the
side toward lP'iydras street by tile property of
the St. Charles TheaLtre. anlld on the ot her sidle
by the propert oin wllhih stands the 1'ltl'nix
House.
Terms of SNle-One-third cash and the re
mainder on a credit of (on anlld two years from
dlate of salte. il not'ts .if:thl I)ureIha'Isrs. bearing
interest of eight per lent tper an1nlum from date
of sale until finail payment, with the penal
Clause of five per cent attorney's feas in event
of suit; the improvemnents to be kept con
stantly insured against the risk of loss or dam
age by lire and the policies to be trlansferred to
vendor or the holder of the notes; the whole to
be secured by special mortgage and vendor's
lien on the property sold, and the purctiasur
to assume payment of all taxes on said prop
etty due and exigible in 1878.
Acts of sale) at tne expense of the purchasers,
before Wm. J. Castell. Esq., notary public.
r128 eol 8 15 22 29
By Albert P aul.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FORMING THE
CORNER OF VALLETTE AND ALIX
STREETS, IN THE FIFTH DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN BROWNLEE.
Becond District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 38.051.
BY ALBERT PAUL, Auctioneer-Office No. 45
.Chartres street-0MONDAY. September o10,
1877, at 12 o'clock m., will be sold at public
auction, at Mejhau's Coffeehouse, at the cor
ner of Villere and Bonny streets (Algiers), in
the Fifth District of this city, by virtue of an
order of the Hon. A. L. Tissot Judge of the
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans.
dated August 3, 1877. the following described
DA CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together
with all the buildips and improvements there
on, situated in BenrTlvilll,. Fifth District of this
city, designated as- lot No. 14 of square No. 3.
comprised within Vallett.. Alix. Chestnut and
Peter streets, Said lot forms the corner of Val
lette and Alix streets. cnd measures 32 feet 2
inches front on Vallette street by 1.2o feet in
depth, between parallel lines, and front on Alix
street, American measure.
The improvements on said lot consist of two
cottage houses. kitchens, cisterns, et .
Terms-One-half cash, and the balance an a
credit of one year, tor note secured by mort
qage, with vendor's lien, bearing eight .pr ce nt
interest from date of sale to payment: the build
ings to be insurd andand the policy transtfrred.
and in case of suit the purchaser to pay live per
cent for attorney's lees.
Acts of sale beft re W. H. Seymour, Esq., no
tary public, No. 79 Customhouse street. at pur
chaser's expense. au9 16 24 30 sel 10
OLIVER H. LEE,
BROKER.
6..............Carondelet street......... -6
Near Canal, New Orleans.
Particular attention raid to the SETTLE
MENT OF BACK TAXES. Bonds, st teks.
notes, city and State se.,urities bought and sold
V.PY- vOQL~iW~i 3II. &iriJ .~i
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION MIALI0F.
By C. E. Girarday.
TilIE FRAME (OTTACE,
With Large Lot,
ON HT. MARIY, IIETWEEN IIOUMMEAU AND
HT. TIIOMANH HTiREETH.
MUCC(ESHI(N OF 'I'llctH. M.DI. CONNO(LIY,
Homin i)sti r'iot iou.rt for I he Plrlsh of (Orl'atnF,.
No. 37.24H.
J;Y 0. E. GOIRIARIEY Aqunttonn - Ot imhn No,
J 1 Canm t roo ,-- HAUIUDAY. Hnpt 0 !er 22.
1877, at 12 ooloook in.. at tiho Mi.. (lharl.th .ioot I
..xhnngj. In the rotunda i of I h HI. Chlt rlhw Iio
0ll. u th ivi t liy, will i. uikol at puhli ,, latLion. ly
virtu, ard n ll DIn Uitranoot' r , ill order frotl I1t
1it..I A. L 'I. T'il ,, r.1tlrl4l4 (oI fltu 1 oiillll
llDstriot, CoUtrt for (ho pnll 'lla f Orilanld, otiiidi
thoe pl of Auf tint. 1.47. adl rintdltoil In the
aIoveo nntlitll. eitoiseralor, tllhi follhwing di
nol br1 r1 41itý ty t1 , -i-
A UICIJ'I'AN Ii'"1 lit roltrWN()O ItOUNI,
nltuall Inll thell F14 irlth Iit l riotI ,lf this otlyy i nll
in 1 ho stonaru toot il.' l by Hi, Mary. F) Io'tty,
ir'eootA. T''b~ iotlda l l. t~d lo titlla,.d bty thii let,litr
1th0 Mareh, Il411, lnd tiIUiW(It' ri 4( iuiit 7 Ini'hO 7
linh.s front o4le HM. Mlr1rtr rim by aditopth bhotw'on
paralel innteoi 127 net iii lnotii'it 1h iith4. To
gtleo hle witlh Il thII htoilltinys and IltnrorvnllllNt
ihnrentII t>, 171I4 I)I.singt a Iat,1MIIu414 and comnfort.
ith l t Ill, p104 lll' ii Hl . Otlltitlilt itotlll4 altn w f l i rI.
thie doible I, tetotnint friotto iot ttge, 4tit..i disig.
noiltl,{ by thll Now. (11 and t :1 Ht. Mary ttront.
T'!nrms 4 Ontte-th'd t ati1t, Iill cIlt 01one aind
tivwo oiyri troItlrlh fitr lOtR l Mieitlly ou'urtoIt by
•miorltgl L o tnd vndo r' ion hearl.rn' il the
Ott111 MOM iIf olghtt 1t 1) d tin et'I at1innum iin
tort,4 from the dtIh ay oif wii utlt finIio Ill yitnntl :
14t) p' p ""1r tt tlI'oltrn y i fin 144 in qvoiitt,4 that el
4t4ii4 givitien in part ptitytintl Nhouhiit have to rel
$oii iinpon: thin ioproveintittl to he kept in
of tiii hxeml olit 44itti ' pro irty itito and o igibtlIi
lit 1474, over and ii v thivoon pritg rs of alljuditi'
Act of 4a01n bufort W. J. (',wtoil. Emil., at the ix
ptnou of Itlii prilhaseor. A tutoMIt of ten tir
adttieition. Uatl4 lii Not 4414 22
FINAlI ADJUICIOATION
-OF-
IMPROVEI) FIRST I)IHTtlItcT P]'IOPERTY,
OnII Itnib51, htwoonll l'Vdl'rn alLni Pordilo 41tro1ii0 ,
nlolor the( mnarket.
MUCCEHMTON O)F MARIA ITAGEDOtt, JOlTN
Henry Wliek and David l'ortsehner,
con0olhtl lld.
8Mcontld Distrlict Court for hi toarish of Orlioans-
B Y 0. E. OIRAItlDEY Anetlionotr-Oftloo No.
31 CUltmp stroot--MA'iTU llAY! NHoptoember 2.,
1i77 lat 12 o'elook iml., at the Mt, ttlharles Aite ioni
]Exclinaont In tiei rotlntllta oif lith St.. hliartos
Hlotel, II thlll.s I y will In Nold at puhile att. iton,
to the last and hllll .tlt ithhlor, by anill in lipursu
antI of otn orllor from,,n th11o lio. . A . l'iTRi.ot.
Julttd of lthoh ton I)IstrhitUontrtfort ho tr.ih
of Orhlean, date(od Fil. 24, 187, In a Hnits otle
meontal ordlo', dartoed April 2. 1477. aitnd reni drtdt
in tie nltove till tlid l liittur, thile following do.
sciribel tir1iitrlt ". to wit-
1. A ilITAINA INlT OF oGROUND. sltuateld
in the Firt. DUistrct of thit tity. allnd in th111
;Mtrlln. bloundedlid by Bustini, Iampart. PoylIrag
anild P'rdido ittroet.t, dnitgnle'd oil pllanl of 1.
I'lute, datld Fetlorllr y llir 143,2, 1s0 lot No. II.
miotursinl 24 foot front on litlain strot, IIti
4n1111m width in th1 roar by 41 foot (i inches in
depth hIotwe.in iiil ol ii ln044.
2. Ai,O ANOTIIEII PIECE OR PORTION OP
GROUND uijoininll thoe roelr of tali lot at the
otitoI thltoroof towoaruli 1'tytllirt. stri.oot. mlneauring
:1 r foot froint alonlg tihe si of slltdlot iNo. 11, 211
foIot 5 Inh.hst in width il Ithe roar. :o: feet front
on the tside towarllds l'oydraiit s t rti'ot, and 32 foloot.
inchllei on tie Int, towardils l'oydras sHt.rcot: 1o
gothor wllth tho.l Inliprovomenllt thierionlll, ior-l
pprisnlr theto two-.story frtilame tellnoe.nt heiuto'
No. - llloin strooit.
Terms--Onll-thirhd cash on the sltot. anli tho
remnainder at onlo and two yorIIs' credilt for
notes speially s..il'eurid biy mortgtago and vn-ll
dor's lien on the propirty sold, bearing all the
usuall c.lause o of oulht per cent per ainnum in ..
loreut from the lday of sale until Ileal anymont,
five por cent attorney's foees ill thll event of sMut
to onforoet thile palymnent improvetmelnts to be
kept In,-ured and the polley transferred to the
holders of the notes; 0and further to nasume
the paymtent of the taxes duo and exigilo tIn
1877 and 1878 over and above the priue of adjudi
cation.
Aot of sale before W. J. Castel. Esq.. notary
Dublln. lt, the exptelnse of.the purcehtuer.
ut21125 s1 8 15 22
IMPROVED FOURTH DISTRICT PROPERTY,
FORMING THE CORNER OF CHIPPEWA
AND SEVENTI STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF JOSEPH JERGER.
e3oond DistrictCourt for the Parish of Orleans
No. 24.732.
B.Y . E. GIRARDEY Auetioneer-Offlee No.
31 Camp street-8A'i'UltDAY. September 22,
1877. at 12 o'clock in., at the St. Charles Auetion
Exehiungo ill tile rotun(da of the St. Charles
Hotel. in tlis city, will h e sold at public auction,
by virtue, and in pu rsuanoll of an order from
the Hon. A. L. Tissot, Judge of the Second 1)is
t riet Court for the parish of Orleans, dated the
elevenllth of August, 1877, and rendered in the
above entitled succession, the following do
scribed /rroterty, to wit
1. A CEItTAIN LOT OF GROUND, togethor
with all the buildings and improvements thore
on. situated in the Foutrth 1)istrict of this city,
in the square bounded by Chitppowa, Jerscy.
now Annuncllation, Seventhl and Ei';lhtil streets.
The said lot forms thte corneir of Chippowa and
Seventh streets: is designated by the No. 1. on
plan by W. T. Thompson, dated thei sd May,
1841. and measures 31 feet 4'4 inches front on
Chippewa street Iby a depthl and front on Sev
entll street of 120 feet, .etween piarllel lines.
Together with all the improvements thereon,
comprising a one-story frame building, in
whihel are a grocery store and dwelling desig
nated by the No. 45c Chippewa street.
2. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together
with all the buildings and improvements there
on, situated in the diistrict and square as above
deseribed. The said lot is designated by the
No. 2 on plan by W. T. Thompson, dated ad of
May, 1841. and measures 31 feet 4'; inches front
on Chippewa street by 120 feet ill depth.between
parallel lines. The improvements comprise a
two-story frame house, designated by the No.
491 Chippewa street.
T-orrls and Conditions-One-half cash on the
spot and for the remainder of the price, the
purchasers to furnish thetir three several notes,
divided equally, for the inrterest of each of the
three minor children. Joseph, Charles and Mary
Jouger. payable on their reaching their major
ity or e'nanlcipation. The said notes to be
secured by special m1 irtgage and vendor's lien
on the property sold. b)t',ri,g interest at the
rate of eight per cent per annum from the day of
sale until linal payment, with the usual clauses
of 5 per cent attorney's fees in event that the
notes giv-en for the credit portion should have to
be sued upon to enforce paymellt. The buildings
to bh koett insured to the full amnloult of the
notes and the transfer of the policies of insur
ance by the purchasers to the ve-ndors; and
further to assume payment of the; taxes
due and exigible in Is78 over and abov-e the
price of adjudication. Acts of sale at the ex
.tase of the purchasers before John F. Coffey,
notary publlic.
aul8 25 sel 8 1522
VALUABLE FIRST DISTRICT PROPERTY.
SUCCESSION OF CALVIN TETE.
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. 35,607.
BY C. E. GIRARDEY. Auctioneer-Offiee No.
31 Camr street-SATURDAY. September 22.
1877, at 12 ,'clnk m., at the St. Charles Auction
Ex.hangou in the rotunda of the St. Charles
hotel. in this city, will be sold at public auction,
by virtue of and in pursuance of an order from
the IHon. A. L. Tissot, Judge of the Second
District Court for the parish of Orleans, dated
August 10, 1877, and rendered in the above enti
tled su.'ession, the following described proper
ty, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
tihe First District of this "-it y and in the square
or islet No. $7, b unded by Religious. St. Jamer
C-loste, r-t. Thoma.s an1 Felicity streets, meas
uring 64 feet tront on1 Religious street by 121 feet
in depth, t, gether with all the buildings and
imlprovements there.n, co)mprising a two-story'
brick house d,'ignated by the No. 129 Religious
street, and frms the southwest corner of Reli
gious and st. Jlames str'eets.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
Act of sale. together wit 0 the taxes, payable in
1877 and 178, over and abovo the price of adjudi
cation, at expense of the Purchaser.
aul8 25 1.l 3 15 22
JUDICIAL hADVERTIsIMENTS.
A'41('ITION MAl,...
~ay Plaoide J,. Spear.
VA'LUAIII IMPR'OVE1) POI()PE'TY
on Itrolptl'rt l4'4't+t, I l.4t1W4t4 E)(('r'li4' (Ailld f'oll
city sMIt',"a.s FIrtI. I)sIHrlil.
4U(ICEMHI(ON OF AU(lU'I E HT'IAT'i'MYE
14.ho0ond DI)1st.rltL on rt fo, r the PIarIIlh of Orloatln -
No. 117,570.
I)Y PLAAOIDE J. NPEAII, Abitlonoor-Ol.ol
4 41 l',oyal4 4st.rnt-ATU ItDA V. HIt'1'l,.1irpo'.
1477. at 12 o'el4'h k Im.. will hi, Ro14hl at 14hlilt aul4"
tion, lat tihe M'or'1han1t4 IaIni AnolllIonl4r4n' 1Ex
('1hlli1ll( . on 11Royal stre. l tr , hl4tw Olenl (044t (nihllloll ll
and (can.il trlui 4nts fy vr11'44101,11 Il $ i t 4111't4(ll41,
to an order from In lion. A. I. TlIuo.l, judng of
ithe imnal 41 lstrct Coulrt tor to h paril h of
Oroinall, ldal.o AugU4sIt 4, 1477, fo4r (4a11ount of
Mai1d II l4e 4'4'(, 14i4t4 -
A CIt'ItTAIN LOT OF G(IR(IIND, wllth nil the
hulhlng4 lIng i ri 14 h14 l',v44 -Its, -, warl4, 1en..t' wa4., to( 4
1I 1(i no41 (tl CnIlin .In inth1 First1> 1,41 ilt hof thit
yltly in t hl, M ' 4ntr iolihlold bv E(i4t,'4 r . Fl'oli'I
t y,i rnrmpart 1l441 I IBs1ilI H41 rots414, having:1 I foot 5
hnj!4 4'l Ifront. on l ll4 In lrli 4 ltt '4 , l y no frool I1
i1h4ll n h114l14n 4ll)1 4n do'tll4 . ', ot v4' n ll4 laril)nl bll ,I4,s
1nK14ts4h mo14n1'ro, do1ing Cho . grl'n4,4(or art of t hi'
4 lti 1gur4'd by I ho No.4 4444 11 a44' n IIl 4 4 jur44 o1'4
'1o. R4, l(d4 by J.'. PI 141 1urvyor', oo1141 Muni
piality, oinlo loe l th of Jlly, 1i5ll. In the rc.lord$s
of A. M 4irzlrt , la , lon 114 .nolry . in this eity, tll4
1 th114es Ule lil4 t th4, ' 10o44r-0 41M I 44l',ill '-011 '41 frioL
Mrs1. C. H4. rhlgo1. Do'4ntbor ., 24 . 4,5, a4 (pr 4a4t.
h1f7oro Wltl,'r Illks 14 i', rs4, noltary 14414l1'.
. Tho im414rov44ments 1 4onsist n1441 it two-story
fr'nnln house 1 oh14 in l4'.o4l'm)n4t. h74 ving f o1r
oi(ms to ont oIl ! olall qnt, froont n1H 1 r lr gal
Indor'14i.t('lcol onl ll 4I yW ay, tw4-H4 4 "Vframe ) 1k 1I4 -
4n with Mix roM mSX aun two etlilOt. 11.Lrv4rin.
c 14tin oti',
'ITerm-Cnsh14on 0adi4 int(llo.
ARl, of soao ,hofor4 'I'h4.ndul44 llson. E4.,
notlary 4 i(l4bi, at the expen144l o th4 purcllhl 4IA r.
a(lll 25 Ml441 54 15 22
MOST VALUABLE IMP'ItOV1)ED '1IROPERITIll.,1
IN TilI MISIXT]I DISTPRICT.
SUCCUESIION OF MATHILI)A IIOWN. WIFEI
(OF KAltI, HT''OILZ.
8H4oon il)D Mtrit. leOurt for lth' Pars11h of Orloans,
No. 34.461.
By PLAcII)DE J. HPEAR. AU(CTTIOtElR
Otllto No. 411 Royal strn,et -4ATU ILDAY.
nltol|,4l)bor 15. 1477. at 12 o'41lo4'k m. will ht4
1old 11 It l, io lulvtolln alt trho Ih[rohntsell
114 AlltoI 4ors' ExheIttA)o, on Royal st rot,
hbtwoon Canal and (lu41stomlhous) streets14, by
virt! anl d Jin purnnIoollf) I1 tln order fronm |he
Ilon. A. L. T14ot1,. Judg4e1 f th47 t M~ 441nd D14ist rit,
Court for 1t,1( |)pariHh o44 Or()i'1414, , l4atod Julne 31 1,
14474, ,for tl'ounl t 47 of 11 I 1)th a ovl i4414' l 4)4iorl-
1. A CERTAIN LOT OF GliOUNI). Ltog'lhor
with theo 4i114hldn11n4 i1,d imprl'11ovoments thor1l4)onl,
ilttuatod( Intll ll ixth Distrirhctof this city, l.nt
lIrlIrtsh oIf JI'fforL4n, int sqlare No. 11, 1I)4ulnded
by (Con114stant.nopl, Austurlitz. (Laurel and J'4t'
systrootsll, I(nl1d d+ls14lint7ld by the No. 1: o1n a
tlln ol 2l,1,41 lots of ground drawitn by A4gl114stul
H4. Phl , 1 4 ioi V4yoor(', 1d1tnd F'4hrl ,iry '5. 1 i.l4, 41141|
depos41h Itn the ofll . of L. Rt. 1('nnyll. lant
notary. laitt lot nsures to,14 il f44oot f4rollt 4on
Iallr. I' 4tronrt lby 125 f4oot 2 1tl4hlis hin d.pth, io.b.
twoln 14 Cr TIN.1 l i'ins1,.A1m r'41,44ll I4I 4.a1r t'!n .
2. SIX EIIRTAIN IAlOT OF (IItOUND, Hit
ulntd in the HIxlh Dis rhit o.1f this f4ity, lalto llar
141i of J4 .41t4'M4 l, i14'o llnatldn 1 l ' a pl*ln, in1 1l
Dllan hoo4k alli nnxold t44 ta( not in the oa'llic of 44
lin Magner, notary, und4t1r dnat4 , Aprol rs,
185.llhy t1ho No1 . 1., 19, 20., 2 22 a .ld 25 o7f 4llanl
No. 15., I1lunll44 1 Iby L.aurI. MI tr.nflo. n Conslltln
hino4411 a(441 IAvo Oak 4t roo'4ts, said its14 m(asu)r
iing t(s follohws: Io14 No4s. 1 toi) 22 I n1414i (v
oine11u11iro e4 1(w 28 oet 140 I hh14:1 Ii's fr)lon.t oil
C(onst t 11 ilnle l h' s4 trt 1v 124i 74'th11 41o ,lll h.
tw on 1 t ari lll lint n s: lot NoI . 2u il sur.is :ll folt,
lrontl on Laur4l sltrll ty b159 fcot2 hinches hin
d41pth4 betwoon pirallhl lins14.
:1. TWO L(OT'r OF (l)HUN,). togothor with
to44' 14l4n111 gs11 ) in il iml.li44rov ml4 ints- ithllor' on. sit
lantl4l in tho ixllth i)st1 ri of tllhis citl il s u14alt
No. 1:1, houndd1 by Alusteritz. LaIurIl, 154'v Oak
and (Oenerril 'I'Trylor' 4st4'4t4 : Illh Iot4 are desig-114
rlnatd by 4'Nos. 22 4lt 2:4 (1 la 4l4l)n ofl A. S.
]'h4l i4, surve4yor, an on the 14ighteenth d4lay
of F'4eblruiary, 1i414, 4and d(pos41tl In thei oftl'n4 of
of 1,. It. Kenny.thon a )otlry n1bli(;4 lot No. 2:.
formtlll e ela1 rn r of (l el ,rai l Ta ylorlrstI lit.Ian
mo1anlsuros 29 foo.t 1 in4h :1 InI4's frornt on (hln4ral
Taylor street by 4it hdepth of 144) foot t 1n1oh4' 1
o(n4 on Ltllurol stre't (and 136 f44t. 11 inheos 1
lin (on tho l1in of lot 1o0I.22. and 2s foet 1tin4lhes4
4 lifn's in width in the ralr; lot No. 22 adjoinst
said lot 1and1 moltsuros4 211 foot I inch 2 111]hli front
on Genelral Taylor streot by a depth of 11:t foot
1 inch 1 lhno on the lIln 4 of lot No. 21, Iand t1:
foot 11 I1nches 1 Iin) on the In4 of lot No. 23, 1and
2s foot 1o 14neh4s04 lines in width in thh e loar.
4. A CERTAIN LOT OF IIGROUND, with all
tho buildings and impr,)vom')nts4 thoreon. 4st
ulntod In the Sixth District of thslli.ty. in suar4
14'147gnated by the No 4:l, bounded by G1 noral
Taylor. Jlurel. Austorl itz 1and Liv Oak streets;
sah lot is tdesignated by the0 No 1. on it plan of
24011: lots of ground41. (Irawnl by A. H. Phelps sur
veyor. datetd February 15. 154.11, 4depos4ited hi the
oftlo o(f J. 1R. ll4,urd. (lan i n(ota.ry 4u1hl. Said
lot forms t.he corner of Lnurol and Austerlitz
streets, and moeaures 2M feet 10 ino14es 5 Iltres
front on Austerlltz streo4t by a depth and front
on La1urel stro.t of 120 foot, b4tw(on parallel
linos, American m leasure.
Torms and Condiltions-One-third cash. and
the btlan.te on1 a credilt of o(ne and a(we yoe(rs.
for notes4 b,,arlngspoeial mrortgaoge and vendor's
liofn and privilege, with oight e1.r fent hi4te4rst
'r .annum1 from dat,4 1111till paid: ins14urance14 of
buildings a14nd transfer of poll4ies to parties In
interest, the (cl4s. of filve per 4,.lit attorney's
f14ees, In (ease of judidial pro''(ledings for reo0v
ory of Dpayment of said41 notes or alny portlon
th44reof ; th( 4.ax4(s of 1474, payabl In 1877, to 14)
4aid 41y purchasers over and abovf th1 (4rhl4 of
adjudication. A depo(4sit of ten 4.4r cenlt will b14
r04uired from 1urlhls.44r44 on tho amount of
adjui(lltonfl at t40 tim( of s44l1,
Acts of sle b1for) Joseph Cohn, n(otary Dub
lie, at the ex4enseof40 the p1urcha4sers.
aUll 144 5 4el 8 15
SPLENDID PROPERTY ON DELORD
STREET, BETWEEN FRANKLIN AND
RAMPART STREETS, FIRST DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF PETER WERCKLE.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 37,337.
B Y PLACIDE J. SPEAR, Auctioneer-Office
No. 46 Royal street-SATURDAY, Octoler
6, 1877, at 12 o'clock m., will he sold at public auc
tion, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex
change, on Royal street, between Canal and
Customhouse streets, by virtue and in pursu
anco to an order from the Hen. A. L. Tissot.
Judge of the Second District Court for the
parish of Orleans, dated August 31, 1877, for ac
count of said succession, the following described
property, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, situated
in the First District of this city, in the square
bounded by Delord, Franklin. Rampart and
Euphrosine streets. designated as lot No. 6, on
a plan drawn by Zim pcl on the 7th of April,
1832, deposited in the office of H. B. Cenas, then
notary: said lot measurine, in American meas
ure, 25 feet front on Delord street by 100 feet in
between parallel lines.
Terms-Cash on adjudication.
Act of sale before Theolule Buisson, notary
public, pt the expense of the purchaser.
sP4 11 1S 25 0e2 6
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. COR
NER OF ST. ANTHONY AND CELESTINE
STREETS. THIRD DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF MARGARETHA KLEIN.
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. 39,290.
BY PLACIDE .T. SPEAR. Auctioneer--Office
46 Royal street--On SATURDAY, October 6,
1877, at 12 o'clock m., will be sold at public auc
tion, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex
change. on l)oyal street, between Canal and
Customhouse streets. by virtue and in pursu
ante to an order from the Hoen. A. L. Tissot,
Judge of the Second District Court for the par
ish of Orleans, dated August 31, 1877, the fol
lowin tdescribed property, for account of the
above sucttession. to wit
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, with
the buildings and improvements thereon, sit
uated in the Third District of this city. in the
square bounded by -t Anthony, Celestine,
Genius and Bagatelle streets, measuring 181
feet 1it inches 6 lin,:s tront and depth on
Celestine street and i.c feet 6 inches 2 lines
iront and depth on bt. Anthtony stre-t. between
parallel lines. as per sketch of E. Pilie, archi
tecr, dated 2:3d of June, 1h77.
Terms and conditions-One-half cash on the
spot, the ha ance on a credlit of otne year for
notes bearing special mortgage and ven'or's
lien and priviltgta and interest at the rate of c
per cent per annum: the Iurcbtaser to assuume
the payment of the. city and State taxes for the
year 1877, payable in 187s.
Act of sale before 31. T. Duoros. notary public,
at the expense of the purchas.r,
801 11 18 23 02 6
JUDICIAL ADVERTISB'MENTS.
AlU~5TrION iSgl.
By Plarnio* J. Spoar.
VA IUA I',Il AM1'llOVlFD 'PliO'ERTY ON hAIi.
IHA'1(r NI'ITiEl:EI'. It15TWEEN m1110o AND
T'ONTI 'HTIHI'EETNH. NE ON DI)INT'I'iI 'T.
H1,'t'CEHNI'( N OF I(INACE FEIRNANDEZ.
qe'onll Ditt rlt (' tC irt for t Iho P'Itrtih of OriltuIw-
No. 1+17 .
I3Y PIAJII)E 1J. I'EAI, Aittllnonnnr om"fo
No. 46 It ytl it.rnit NATUltI)AY, ),to r i ;,
lustlii ihtiol I l t ' fl'ti. by virtiL ll ml ii illn Ir
Mnnill i Ito n or tor froIl to flion. A. IL. 'iMt4it.
.J11d1+' of th1' 14.,,', d Illtvrial Court for lhn vJar
inh of lri'ln n1s. l nt'd thirdof ,ltr hhn'r.0 I 77. flr
acoulltlol of I sh o vl, ifi e v nt s'lq.PiJlol, the fullowing
dl'H''lethoxld pr oper1ty. y o, w wit
A (, Elt'I AI N ILOT' 1 t iltUtl, INI nitlu t ld In
VIlIhoiur Tr i'll' ol lt i J IIl v.l Il th" li''L na
.Iound.'l hv lnrro'kit .s 1 tni. o i, iron. I 'lT ill
tr(' ii' , hit aiV r ' 101(t of lot N,,. 17,. ill It iloli ofr
rligtintr, of Novm ril'lr 1i. wl. ml l iinni xo to.
iillint ti l' td h ir .iunt,, t i t, h i Ifor (. I'llno k.
Ii . :fo M i't, fr'itli oil JM itrr I ' rIi ' 't by A 1, h.xo
inl d ,,th, .iEgI th, r with hN bC ui lig. ml id luln
lt,'ntill' i rnitd ( nirt d i, o iin,- O ti rlf rt'h oln th
141 PLA: CD.h h .hl l ' A IIt twr ilv. and ii iltr.ln.
iontht ' iti dit iII n46 R of Mth purhitt, lit to
A. Ij. Ti.Rst', at thJ rllto Ih thi N loir i Jitarint lll't r,
annumr tifrom th of O rlitiM ltllitu ltAl l, I h.o
11"77. for 'Ol t n 1,fllii i i ll it ir i +ii l+ iinil h
rI ltilvn o 1 in ulat. il'tl' n, i vll i l ,+' r t '+lenlt attlor
NI'H fN inLY O.'1SEN Ait on IllN note)r. All .tt
- nllblt In I1R1;. t~ h+o Amld hy t1h1 pur'.vhnl ''r,
Covi fr " tiil ih " h l ri! of artl u iil 'nt. ii.
AT t or f itl' I,rofoir Th. n. Jll onl. notAry plib
11,, ali iXp€lil t of tipll'''h '.et.
M4l1 12 1 2 n11 5 i'lI
OPEN ACCOUNTS. OJtEDIT', ETU.
8000CPEHNION OF MfRN. JEANNEA. fIll FOUR.
WIDOW OF JIEAN ('AZICAIiX.
Hn''onit DlstrlitCourt I'or th, Patrlili of Orin -nn
No. :a1.i17.
No. 4" Royal , tront - SATURDAY. Hol
toflhm r 15, 1877, tit 101', o'elook it. in. wHill Io Hh
at iUhill' un ti' l itt 41; ItR yail 1tr 1t, b'twoon
Bicnvillo and Cul. tl i houl gra14 ntl sl, by l)virlita
adri Ill luraiinie t() 1n order from thile Hoi.
A. L. TIs.Sot, .Ju 1111 if tho foond J)i1ltri''t Conitr
!or the parl-h of Orhlan, da1ttd Augusti i7.
1877. for w;ount lot said $1./nIHlon
HIfNIJRY OPEN ACiIOUNTN, (ILl.lWITHli. min..
111 peor inv'lntory ont il1h in thi 8{0'onlld IDitri.t
Court for th lilriih of O)rltans.
T. ilrml -dtish. p041115
By Sheriff Handy.
HUC(EE*HI()N O(F 'Ill LAI'TE . (iGOUtlt)ANI)
ALIAS G, OI II IW,.VHON, I)ECEAHEI),
Seoond )list rlct Cou rt for the parish of Orleans
No. 89,t17.
1 ; VIILrTIIE OF AND IN OIDEDT)TEN(IE TO'
Silal ord,'r of diatt , Aiigllt '27. 1877, to lnIns
dlir.ieted by the hon ratbl the Seioi.it DIM
trl'et (Court for tilhe prish of Orleans. In tleh
itabove Intitillltlnd li t l'tir, I will iproieMsl to moll Lat
pillt'e antll ion, at thei Mort'halllts iand A lttlon
,r''s' Ex'haiige, ioyatlil slt'It, tetwentol (heei
nlbtl ('luistnho i ll s t rits, the i eond lllH I) trlct.
of tiihs ill y, oln MION I AY. Mepitemb er I , 110 77. at
12 o'lloIk m., for iio t oilt if hllu t si el,'sslon l, the
Atill, In TIE IlltlII'', ' ITI'I, (LAIM OtI
INTEREST of sildi di'itLseut in or ietaneny or
oithbrwise) in andt tio the stntiiit or1 stands In tihe
P'oydrai marketli from rii nnmter ilght y-two to
niintier ninety-six nliil''ve, ianld ithe small
stand to the right of said stand or stands, Iwheiir
ih nami i. of S. I'. SHiione,. Jr.. appears now): to
gther with the goofs wlI. mn1tomu nlll patron
iiego pirtainingt to tihe sme - all at tilel, c .rner of
tie [narket ilat the Iirynidlis street, e'rossing and
fronting upon North Ir'ydrais NMt.elt.
THOlIMAS Ii. RANDY.
Civil Sherillff of the Parish of Orleans.
1a112' k,4 i0
By C. E. Girardey.
STOCK IN 'I'RADE OF A GRIOCERIY STORE.
BUCCESSION OF (AT\'IEIIINE BIIEDEN.
Sicond Dl)It rit. Court for the Parish of Orlians
No. :9,6;c8.
f Y C. E. OTRAILDEY, Anetmoner-O)fltce No.
31 Camp street-TUESDAY, September 11,
11477. at 12. o'elock m.. on tie, promlnist's,
will te sold at puttll auntui.n., by virtuen of an
order fromin thle nl. A. L. TiOssot, Jiiudge, of tle,
Seconld District C(i.lit for thile unrish of Or
leIans, d(ltrd August . 21, alnd rilltnrd In the,
above i'titt tledi siieessli ni-°
THE CONTENTH OF 'I'(lE IGROCEIRY
STORE AND PER-HO UL EFFI'ECT'S. sltiittitd
on and forminglll the southeasitl t corner of Gravier
and Liberty Mtli rots.
Terms-Cash ilon tihe io. It1i31 80I 11
COAL. COAL. COAL.
W. G. Wilmot & Co,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
PITTSBUIRG, ANTHRACITE AND CANNEL
COAL.
Families. Steamers. Flattorlis, . ct.. supplDDId
at the lowest market rates.
Coal in eiLsks for shllpminit.
Omffic,. Ir;l; PoydrtM street, New Orleans.
iYardl on LIvoed. hteta of R tobin street.
si1 H.SauWe lii
P. BERJOUI),
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY,
70 and 72 Mt. Joseph street,
Between Tehoupitoulas and Peters streots, Now
U rleans.
Barouches. BuggIes and Spring
Wagons at the lowest rtices. General
repairing done on most reasonable terms.
jy 18 3m*
GAS FIXTURES FOR OSALE,
Below New York Wholesale Prices,
EITHER TO THE TRADE OR PUBLIO GEN.
ERALLY.
Also a large supply of English Pipe Hooks
Gas Fitters' Tools and Malleable Fittings can
be bought, for cash, at less than factory quota
tions, at 36 Camp street.
an27t17 JOHN G. FPLEMING. Agent.
OFFICE ST. BERNARD COAL COMPANY,
22 Carondelet street, New Orleans,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Steamships, Steamboats and families supplied.
yl 5Mo&We3m W. S. CAMPBELL, Agent.
Meat Stalls Nos. 3' & 38 Magazine Market.
Supplfes Shins. Families. Hotels, etc., with
EGGS, VEGETABLES,
FOWLS, GAUa,
Pork, Sausages u Tripe. Pet., Ets
And everything the market affords.
MARTIN LANNES. Js.. Butcher.
Vegetable Stalls Nos. 121 & 124 Magazine Mark#r
teo
M ERCHANTB' MUTUAL INSURANE X-COM
PANY OF NEW ORLEANS,
104............. Cansl treet.............. 104
TWENTY-THIRD ANNUAL $TATEMIENT.
In conformlty with the reoqulroments of their
chartIr, the Company publish the following
statement:
1'romlhium recivoed during the year endling
May 31.1877. ineltding unearned Dromiumln
of the previouls year-
On Fir iisks....................... $81,29l. 62
O(a Marino 1isk1 .................... 24.473 9
On River Risks....................... 25,79 37
Total Premlums................. $411,449 82
Lows Unearned Prenti ts..ns .. 118,115 (il
Not Earned, Prormnums May l1,
1877 .............................. $29 ,334 82
Losees t[ail -
On Fire 111tsk .............117.8437 98
On Marino Illnks.......... 17,ra,2 ro
On ltlver lR. ks........... 1.960 77
Taxr's and ' e M,",e losM
Intorot........... ......2 ,693 1
Rollns.raniuai and Ite
turned P'remuiuns .... 16,114 08- 1113,314 561
Pr.lt............................ 110.0210 10
The (lornmpany have the following ns1.ets:
Rteal E.tatet........................... $12.,1179 49
(lity Bonl s............................ 110.419 50
Bank. liallr ad arnd other Sto ,ks
and Mortgango Bonds ............ 169.2395 5
Notes secured bIy rrmortgagr, ....... 214,042 0
Notos lloured by L,tlign............ 42,31/0 97
Bills rcoivatile...................... 75.164 19
Promiurn in ours, of olletion .... 49,037 93
Cash on hand........................ 77,X007 53
Total.............................. $1,026,344 23
The above statement is a just, true and cor
roet transcript, from the books of tlhe Comr lany
PAUL FOURCIIY. l'rosldont.
0. W. NoTT, Hcrotary.
HTATE OF IOUISMIANA,
* Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Sworn t, anl Mubscrihdl btefore me thet rov
entht day of Jun,, 1877. JAMES FAHEY,
Notary Public
At a meeting of the Board of Directors. hold
on the soventh day of Juno, 1877, it was resolved
to doelaro a casuh dividend of twenty per cent on
the not earned partlcivating premlums for the
year ending May a1. 1177, paable on the third
Monday of July next.
Also, to pay to the Stockholders, on demand
Interest at, the rate of five per cent per annum
on their sto(k.
DI.ECrTOlM :
P. Masp.enro . yBe.bo.
1). A. Chafl'rnlx. E. T'bry.
1'. Fourhliy, J. Allen,
H. Z. I?,lf, M. W. Smith,
Charles Lafltle. D). Fatjo.
jne tf J..1. Fernand~ez.
TFWENT'Y-EG1HTII ANNUAL BTATEMENT
---OF TIE-
CRESCENT MUTUALINSURANCE COMPANY
Naw ORnTabns. May 19. 1877.
The Trusteos, in conformity with amended
charter, submit the following statement of the
alTalrs of the company on the 30th of April, 1877:
Firo premlums ......... 11.... 1,048 51
Marlno promlums........ 29,315 95
River promlums............. 1,924
32099,50 81
Earned premiums, loss re-299,
insurance and return pro
miumns .................... 228.238 11
Losses paid and estimated,
including all known and
unvaid, say:
Firo losses ........ $.,885 60
Marine losses..... 7.285 41
Rlver losses....... 25.510 20
----- 100.131 21
Taxes. expenSes,
discount In Itu
of participation.
etc.... ........... 51,892 58
Less rents, salv
ago savings, etc. 11.766 72
$40,125 8 $140o,257 07
Gross profits......................... 87.978 08
Of which 586.587 35 Is appropriated to balance
of Interest and liquidation of doubtful assets.
The company have the following assets
Bills roclvable..........1....68,6t8 38
Loans on Bonds and Mort
gago........................ 55.943 833
- $ 124,591 70
Loans on call...............74,554 15
Cash........ ........ ...... 67.846 71
f 131.4N0 8R
City Bonds............... ... 72,0856 00
Bank and other Stocks...... 78.415 63
Real Estate .................. 189.546 66
Premiums in course of Col
lection and SuspensoI Ac
count................. .... . . 3.415 94
Total assets...--......... $581,423 '79
The above statemeuL is a true and correct
transcript from the books of the Company.
THOS. A. ADAMS, President.
HENRY V. OGDEN, Secretary.
Bworn to and subscribed before me this nine
toenth day of May, 1877.
W. B. KLEINPETER,
Notary Public.
The Board of Trustees this day resolved, that
after paying the annual dividend of TEN PER
CENT Capital Stock of Company. that a dividend
of TWENTY PER CENT in cash be paid on
MONDAY. June 11, to those parties entitled to
receive the same.
Thos. A. Adams. Fred'k Camerden
Sam'l B. Newman, J. L. Harris,
Sam'l H, Kennedy. Andrew Stewart,
John Phelps, Joseph Stone,
Adam Thomson, George Martin,
Henry Abraham, Alfred Moulton,
Victor Myer, L. C. Jurey.
Edward J. Gay, . Edward Nalle,
Joseph Bowling, Geo. W. Sentell.
Simon Hernsheim, A. Levi.
Simon Forcheimer, Wm. H. Matthews.
Jos. B. Wolff, Paul E. Mortimer,
R. B. Post, John V. Moore,
Ed. Pilsbury, W. B. Conger,
Jno. E. King. Henry M. Preston.
IROuben G. Bush, J. J. Irby.
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SUN MUTUAL INSURANC}:
COMPANY.
Paid Up Capital, $&05,000.
FBOM THE TWENTY-FIRST ANNUAL
STATEMENT FOB 1876,
Net annual earned pre
miums and Discounts
and Interest .............. 4,9
Losses, Expenses. Taxes,
etc......-------.......... $77,207 94
Reserved fund $10,000. and
Dividend on capital 10
per cent................... 59,47 47-..4,7564
NetProilt ................. s.0:!
Assets of the, .,lpany es
timated at their cash
market value:
Stocks, Bonds, Loans and
Bills Receivable . 9- ,599 W7
Cash on hand and premi
ums in course of collec
tion. ....................... 186,698 41
1586.298 21
Dividend paid en stock ten per n tper an
num, and on participating policies twenty per
cent. payable in easn.
This old and reliable company is issuing Doll.
cies on Fire, River ant Marine riskson the most
favorable terms. All losses promptly adjusted
and settled upon liberal terms at their office,
52 Camp street. JAMES I. DAY.
President.
A. CAuanr ra. Secretary a ly17
INSURANCE
ELEVENTH ANNUAL ? TATEMENT
- OF TItlS
FACTORS' AND TRADERS'
INMRnANCIE COMPANY.
a13........ AIIONDELET HTi' TIIEET..........
Nviw OnlreAlNN, May 17.11177.
Tihe ''rtitrtm, n I ''form ity with the chartlr
of the Ctorniny, pliilth the following stato
nrant of its a.ffalrs4 for h 1 theintl your ernding 0tl.b
April, 11477, t, wit
I'romhforn. for- tin ymr
On I '., risks ...............32.45,r,.| 114
Itivrt rinku. .................. 2141.;-r1, 214
tlMarlt r ,isks.............. 1 37,22!1" It- ;7,707 17
Ur it' t iin rottu pr'rli if1111N.
1N477.......... ........ 1r4.llO I
utiturl', prnllllini......... .. 19.47 217- 01l,81 27
N,.? N'sotttrtl orern intore.........840,91.1l. v
o-s'.ss tall, t, wit;
(Ill fIr ri 'k t.. 1 *1 .1,20r 27
fit river' risks.. loI.ti4 49
t tter it' risks 1,711 717 27 7ti7, 71.
11tt1 and e'ity tltX444 n11l II
i.1,5l. . .- ....... ... 25,122 711
N. O. IlBrd oil Undfr
w rilli' .t........... ........ 1.,121 1I 4
(Aties gneral x, 11e1s.... 39,844 44-- 811A,412 27
$.l1,142 i4
on i'uldhitl M ,,'"k. r, lor t.n , Ialll
441;''1l11| flow dl Ill.5 r, er 1,1,!1,....... 100,010 114
NOI Droflttl ......... ............. $101.14'2 9i
ralvn'.l lI dlivid 'l on nult pr.rnlhur.n1.
1 7 7 7 ........... ..................... 7 ,14,12
Tho Company hev" the, following nsaetS,
wit:
CIsh on h end............. ...... $311.2 111
ACit, r ntl' In . tran ionl 81.......1,114 40
BII u.. r,-..iv,.l,' . on pli.. I i ............ 4.5,357 1)
lanuk andl other Ntok- .. ........ war,4.52 141
City, Wtrht land of llr Iordnlrc .. ... 114,122 23
Iiottll of MasotII t Grafld Lodgo ,of
O,If ,JiOddt , WIWs itfil Orithtotlit. 2,7-5) 0)
o tu i l................. ...... ..... l ,0tl0 0
lowlda of Asao. inton for thi 1l-$
of Jewish Widowa fl, nd Orphans. 2,60o0 0)
'1,l st at .. ............................ 17,1)1, ) 81
Total ....................... ......$1,2142,1x1 1
The fortgoing IM t. ,trun and torremt statement
fromnthiui bookns of tl . , octl ripdly.
E;). A. I'AI,FFftEY. Pr1. ldent.
TuIs. F. WALKEI. How'rtary.
BTATE OF LOUISIANA, I
ParIsh of Orl tnrs, City of New Orleanh. I
Hworn to and sibserlthed before me thin 19th
dlay of May, 1177.
EDWA .D' IVY. Notary Public,
At a gcutlal mentlng of the Board of Trimtsoro
hrld on1 the 17th Intt., It wais rtMolvud t, any on
drl.,nn, t H fS'EON D HEMI-ANNUA L INTEIEIRHT
OF FIVE IElt CENT to April 30 1877 making
17o ,per eunt per annum ,,n the ( APITAL STOICK
of the ('ompe ny ($1 ,0411.00 000), uit it multi dlividnd
of TWENTY pier itnt to, sto'khtolders on thtl
ar.oiint (1tt.9,5t.s 97i of Itheir nlrt partlilftatlng
pr'rlmllrns' for th, yor rIo'nlln April 30 1877.
EI,. A. P'A I,FItE . YI'rMldernt.
.JOIIN CIIAFFE 'le.,~ Prosldent.
Tiros. F. WA xERu, . '. 4Lrtry.
TItUHTEERS.
John T. Noble. T. Lytt. Lyon.
John Chalf, Harmul Ff. Boyd,
R'trltril Milllkon. Joseph MgElroy,
J. I. Warren, W. J. eht3ian,
It. T. Buknur. 11, F. Eshtltman,
Hamurnil Friadlander, Win. C. llJtak,
A. A. Yitus. CharlsM Chtuff,
John I. Adams. L. C. Jnroy,
[stn1r lh,:r'.k. Wrn. fHartwoll.
It. M. Walmslay, C. J. LTw.I,
A. H. May, A. T. Janln,
8. HI. Snowdon. Josaph Bowling,
A. M. 1Blkham.
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UNION INhI;RANCE COMPANY OF NEW
ORLEANN.
TWENTIETH ANNUAL STATEMENT
-OF THE
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS,
Published accordling to law and their charter.
Atnount of premitums roeclved duringthe year
endilng April 10, 1877
Fire roremlms .................... . $70,984)
River pr'nmlims ........................ 11,05;
Marine premlums .................... 5,972 43
Less return pri'lmi.ms.......... 71 95
17.513 'tS
Paid lr4osses during the year-
Fire, losses.......................... $33,29 ,2
Ilivor lo ............................. 7.1`0 r4
Marine lIosse ........................ .. 8.575 49
$484,795 75
Reinsuran·c s......................... 2.07 14
l,,nt .................................... 1.50 0o
Taxts.................................. 10 0
Rebate ................................... 8.,77 21
Expi:nes, l]il dlhiount and interest.. 11,71 47
Reserved for unterminatced risks.... 15,1,0 0o
$88,.577 60
The a.sset.s of the Company are
Loans secured by pledge............... 9,952 27
Loans se:urred by mortgasc............. 16,350 o
Bills receivable for remiums...... .,929 "s
Stoeks. bonds and other securities.... 144.071 74
Real estate................................... 11. 7 30
Premiums In course of (colleetion..... 16,407 0e
Cash OL' hand........................... 9.524 95
1214,202 70
-4
The above statement is a correct transcrip
from the books of the company.
A. C. CHIAPELLA, President.
J. M. CRAWFORD. Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, 1
Parish of Orleans, City of New 0. leans.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 14th
day of May, 1877.
JAMES FAHEY. Notary Public.
DII:ECTOR4 :
V. MIAIGNAN. H. GALLY,
A. BONNECAZE, J. BAYLE.
B. SALOY, A. I:. BJ:OUSSEAU
H. LABALSSE, L. D. SAI'.Y,
A. CHIIAPELLA.
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HIBERNIA INSURANCE COMPANY.
Office No. 37 Camp street.
JOHN HENDERSON. President.
P. IRWIN, Vice President
THOS. F. BRIAG. Secretary.
Earnings............ ..------...............$198.
Losses paid ......---..-----................... 7.
Net profits ........-- ...-.............. i
At an election held on 3Ionday, the 7th lnstant,
the fol-.wing named g'ntlemen were cho.-er
Directors of thi. Company to ser\e for the ensu
ing year:
P. Irin, John Henderson.
Thomans King, J,-,i Ce. Ryan.
Thu,. Gihmn,r,' WI. J 'astell.
John T. (ir,bons. Jas. A. Girdner,
William Hart, Enile Gauche,
David Jaclkson, John H. Hanna,
F. J. Ga'iquet.
At a meeting of the Bearl, held May 14 . JOHN
HENDERSON. Pe.-ident, P. IRWIN. Vice Presi
dent. nnd THOS. F. BRAGG, Secretary, were
unanim ou.s y r :- ,;lb t , ..
The Boari declared ouit of the net proflts of
the Company for the p -s: twelve months lo per
cent int-r-st: also2 per cent dividend on the
paid up capital, and 20 per cent dividend on
premiums pail by sto,.kh,,lders (making. with
the r-hba:t. `:5 per vent on premiumno. Said in
ters-t and dividends to be placed to the credit of
the. stuk no-,'.
Interest and livi dinl on full paid stock pay
able, in a--sh at the )fll:e of the Company on and
after June 15 prox.
S THOOS. F. BRAGG. Secretar
Nicw Orleans. Maiy 1s. 1877. 7e3

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