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1 a9Y Taes o i eeto , i ntosh, for Vera Crui,
PniE, Corral &00
_iMtmbrhlp MIrblton, Batt, ror Bremwen-
C J Mbeplord lrno
nIguOUnltOm, for Llverprol-- itzhulla Arno
j buizder, (Jortker, for llavre
I'poll &. Baley
baji i e Il~k Wt O tsen, tforotterdlam -
v.polio II Frer1O11h
kill alimo Brdie, for Bloeton--,
RtarIrma, Tavlnr. for lit Mnrlie- Maser
It wbr u1tieaer. Bethel, for Kinglton. Jdr
Arrived.
0 ihp1 ndson., Goer from New York. 15Ih lnst
toA Moouton-.-d di N
stsip McGoregor, Norrvell, 13 dar fromn Ply
moflth, Mg. to Hatlgor. lFitmaln &oo-- Iet dlil
. ipenwp , Burdlck, from Now York, tilth
.. U A Whitney &oo -Algiers
oi hilp 1ninas J. Msrlino.i, 11. o days from Lion
to mlater-P-l'oit
SAnna, tundersen, 50 days from 1an tender,
0aster-FPoint
abl tbel Atme. Verraiin. from Ulpper Coart, to
master-Sd die 7
flslipt.to H iJte from I,iidt (!rove
) 1NJ l ie Btl inds. fro.m Minlld-u
t lWt Delahnus.ave, from Alto
n nm d.. Ilmitbh fm 'litthlnrg, with 13 boats
S . le, Smith, from Bt Martinville
Lesatiber, troti Vicknourg.
a, Bergeron, from Baton Rouge
Allen. Brown. from Bayou par
pton, Charleot. from Bayou Lafonrehe
S eot Ianom, trom Donaldsonville
0e, , from Lower Coast
u: s ý i ftI'npI No wa. Comanoek. Upper Coast
Asale , BIoth, from vBayoun ltamsrt
1ll. , Harper. from Upper Coast
lew w-Ooemie Up.
S rllgo, Ieollohb. 51 days from Marseilles, to
ishoutla
Eltaso 54 days from London, to marter
Fxperts.
" YB'S Per ship Expounder-41:5 bales cotton
Per schr Palmna--5 ila flour 1:10 bit
outton seed meal I9 pkge tnidrtes
ON-Per sohr Ebeneser-400 bise flour n5t
ptlrt 10 tos lard iS5.kege do 10 bbls beef
k tieros bhams (I'fkge eouinttres
L- Per ship' ftascaMi-5147 bal nesotton
-YPe steai shp i, urluton---i;O05 bales
a to 9 lba tobaooo samples 14.0115
Per stemship City of Mexico -009
- er toamnbhli City of Mexico-94
. bbis potatoes IS pkgn sunlldres
-Pe steamship City of Mexic--95 bils
fblee 8 pkg. sundries
-- DAM--Per bark Minerva-314 bales oot
bashel0 rye in bulk
NPer bark Halcyon-1391 bales cotton 193
iMleeesa 3 hf do l0 btdls old metal i cask do lot
S 0pl Jald o pkgs sundn ies
Imperts.
RPOOL-Per steamship City of Brlstol-l10
t bh 110 druams oaisItlo esda J H Keller---
-w Ae derstr & Bimplon-7 do Bateson, Win.
b1tWliae--19 casks hose I ease do utlanier,
4 '-71 toe sods ash order
STOgK--Per s:emheltp Hudson-Assorted
tORKJ-Per steamship Aransas-Assorted
' *Iolpta of Peodue..
A'TIXNVILL'E.-Per steamer Ciarkhville
apita Clapp lire &oo-iL L Lassesaguno-;
i no---tl A Tertrcn--7 Mc.lbehe,
9 Berand & Olbert--- H & C
s.oke ootton seed Louisiana Oil Uo-
11Oo--I do Blenville Oil Co-53 hbds
bhi mlasses Robert Hare--55 do &i bhde
' fbridge &oo--eS do W II Matthews &
3o bbl molasses Clapp Bros &co-6 hhbd
1dSith Bros &eo--4 to Dersud A (albert--4 do 9
R Beer--17--l do Richard Milliken--0i
t l-SO do Vairn & Mortliner----47 dto i (
0 do W E Leverich-419 do l 1 Kernion I
L Biolet- -7 do L (hidehaux -- tldo lite & (
S -.. itoke seed cotton Odell & Wright--2 bbl.
Oajpp Bros &c--lot hides L Lacassagne--do
-do R Beer-sundries to order-Total 100
goilit 515 sacks cotton seed 9 eacks seed cotton
ltds ianr 658 bble molasses
TO-Per steamer Willie--90 bales rotton Jurey
( SIV H & C Newman--9s J L Harris &oo--1
& Clark--93 Meyer Wets &o-t-0 8 lHenderson
Abraham !oo--t Allen. Nugent &ooe
la soiedy &oo--i1i Francloni & False-ti
& Sone---16 Owyn & 1)yer--14 John I
1- Clapp Bros &oo--9 Rihobardson &
Obabb, Hamilton & Powell--6 Britt .n &
ag-. P J Cockburn--6 8 Ganbel---6 Moore &
Jao T Hardie koo--S Mareshide & Maew
ADll . gemt i&to-I JE liatredl-- Geeo 8 KRn.
1 .a Solenker--I 8 B Newman oco-1
e 1 s taham, Black &co-900 otesI cotton
CitO Oil Co--'n do Planters' Oil CU
SDion Oil O0-:104 do Illenville .)il CU-95Iti do
011 Co--t49 dto A A Maginnis Son----2l
aottle 74 head hogs Noel & Wooten--sundries to
Total 401 bise cotton 2029 sacks cotton seed
stook
ROV. Per steamer Bastrop--603 bales
t Wei &co-li5 S W Ravline-86 Leb.
Moo----l H Allison &oo-f-I Jno
Ago---Ot Jno Chaf'e & Sone--50 March &
et--35 Clalbomne &ob--3U Jno T Hardie &.oo
Pane, Kennedy &kr--5 Levy & Clark--17 J L
16 Allen, Nugent &oo- 13 Norwood &
6-tO I Bloom &co-i- Richardson & May-7
itoo--3 R T Buckner & Itro -2 Cthatfe.
Piee C& Powell-1 W A Peale..:-74 sacks t.o,ttn
SAA Maginuis one--17 ido lioinvlle Oil C;o
tUic to order-Total 1245 baleslootton 391 sacks
sced
EN-Per steamer CH iDrfee-lD39 bales
JuOly & ill,,.--473 ,lilo Chatle & Sons--- 1t
SlMadton & Powell- 141 8 W Rawlinsa- 071
boo..4C O L Walmsley & co---1-: Lehman.
oo--8 Ar Mllehuierger &. Polluck--7 Jno
lardie oo--7 Clapp hrees ac+---58 (lunhble 4 T J
BC Wilkerson-2- Renehaw,Cammack &oo
-.0 endrl to order-Total 181)5 bales cotton
ZTTSBURO--Per steamer Oakland--:00,000 bush
i to W O Wllmot
VIKBSBURG- Per steamer Natches-579S bales
Meyer, Weis &oo--IN Richardson & May-
J Harris &oo-460 S It Newman &co-304 T L
boo 930 J Burnet &co--158 Viaden, Hawkins
16 1 Allison kco--143 Jno Chaffe & Sons--.13u
Hamilton & Powell--i.. Lehman. Abreham
P syn, Kennedy Aco--+.3 H & 0 Newman
; Nuglnt &eo-75 Stewart Bros &co-75 Jno
4 eo-74Clapp Bros too--64 McGehee. Snow
SVioleat 69 March & Schlenker---61 Ben Ger
Graham. Black &co-48 Jno T Hardle &co
a & Cammack-43 G W Sentell k&c--49 Moses
7 Alo . ,8oherok & Antey--30 8 Gumbel--3O
ner &oo--ll 8 Fri dlander--'7 Avendano
Richard Flower &co-9-6 Forstall & Jumon
Bkiham & Moore-24 John I Noble-t4 W
._I Norwood & Richards--1 Allen. West &
. T Buckner & Bro-15 W CI Black co
Oromwell-14 Temple 8 Coons &co--13
e ~Ib1er-- Conger & Kelly--1 Bush & Lu
La54 L bon--$ Jorey & G(llil----7 Renqhaw.
oa k S O Tlhomas &o---5 WV A Bell-4
e Ca Wood kco-4 Hirsch. Adl ir &oo-4 M Shelly
-i T tM moas- order--i T J Carve-r--l Kirkpat
0o---18361 eoks cotton seed Grescent City Oil
do Union Oil Co--370 do AA Maginnls Sons
.1.i1 do Louis.ana Oil Co--13 do Bienville Oil Co
i l. t borcheimer Bros---5 do Planters Oil Co--O
-i:olt6k ed cotton J L Harris &co- sundries to order
-:" ..i 41697 bales cotton 3161 sacks cotton seed
S.... RATON ROUGE-Pl'er steamer John II Hanmi--8
L' e . 11 cotton Jurey & Giillis..7 Lebman. Aibraham &
de R.= H 0 eyman--3 do H Groebel--3 do Bush &
e B v S- a do JL Harrls E&co-10 esacks seed cotton
IL Chuppiln-- do H (roebel--5 do A Babin--100
S'toOko on seed A Maginnis Sons----4 do Bllen.
.w ,ile Oil Coe--i hhds sugar A Eimer BItader &oo-.4
d. W Burbrldge &co--29 do H roehbel--lI do H J
art ao-10 do John Calder--lO10 do Ctism & Boyd
etOOemger & Kelly--J70 bbla molasseMM H G(roebel
oJdO Gay &o--157 do Bush & Levert--i44 do
ar5bridg kco--143 dto D Urquinhart-100 do J J
Ml Bon-- do Ribchard Milliken-88 do Conger &
Z . do EBourgeoia-54i do I'lui. Corral &co.
SI X8 Ot--O50 do Chism & Boyd- 144 do S O
:· 'hoeu &0-- 35 do G A LannuuxI-- 27 do A Elmer
~i&,eo5-l do Gournier & Flotte-13 do H Hey
p:.a.-1l do John Caldr--9 do E J Hart &oo--:l do
I'vihl)o Flower &o-- do V H Bernard--sundries to
r .dOr--Total 98 bales cotton 142 sacks cotton seed 20
< s a eed cotton 188 hhde sugar 1027 bbls molasnes
rBAYOU SARA-Per steamer Gov Allen--30 hhds
a.le 191 bbl molsrees Bush & Levert-'O2 dlo John I
SB& o--37 do A F Hickman-24 do A Tertrot-
Ap B Johneon--175 do Clism & lBoyd--. do 5
eiar Olapp Bros &o--5l bble molases Alcous,
i& Atey--ll8 do Vairin & Mortimter-2.1 l
WBorbridge Aoo-b3t do 15 hhds sugar Richard
hbi molasees M k T hank--t100 de Ji
SasgerP Masper &eo-2-3 bblieyru NP J Gay
boo-S.Lle bals cotton Meyer, Weis koo-140 do J L
Ears koo-0Qc 9 MeGehee, Snowden & Violett-: 9
,iamem. Abraham &ko--6ti Alous, Schero k & Autey
--448 Gumabel--33 tH & 0 Newman----2t Norwood &
tloh"ea -6 Clapp Bros &co-21 Q(ueyrouse & Bois
33 kit& Moore-13 Russell & Hall--10 Conger
A Klly-S PBuah A Levert-il Payne, Kennedy Aco.
I aAikmsn-7 Renhaw, Camnmack &c-- AF
- an-7 neshaw. Cammack too-6 E J Gay &
Riheard Flower &oo--i W C Black &oo-4 Bien
Ssm-.--. St r. Macready koo-3 Ar Milten
Polck-- Juhn I A~dms &co-- A Levi--i
o-- - -t Jnrey A Gile-I March &
a rtreiii--undries to order-Total 8s1
aSltes 75 hhd sugarp 1445 bbl molasseI s 232
5.AJURCE3.-1r steamner Aseumptlon
SS I
. t+ ,+",+ +. ... .. L+ :., -31`* bb ,, ,
(pise L ,owdoha.-U94 do 4 hhds miut P au P - d
11 doO llblsm alniasJ r h Li tmerrtt.f177 H ilhhd d
sn l B a elMltta---, do 109 bbll molras.es I Jonr a
6slly--4l do W0 hhda sugar JE J art L&6 --04 so 1) a
bbla molasses H M Scott---70 do 30 ahde sugar Let.
man, Abraham &ro---9 do 3 bbls molasses John I
Adams &oo-3 do 4 hhda sugar C II Scheuock--50 do
It W Burbank--15 do Forstall & Jumonville-4 do 8
hhds sugar Meyer. Wels kAE-7- 9 bhi molasses A
Tertron-9- do (IA ananm x --'2 hhds sugar John T
Moorne & --47 bbls molasses J M Walsh- 40 do 2
hales not.Inm V HI iet nard--sntltdrles to order--Total
2 bales ootton 5:J( hihdo sIe.or 1410 bbli molasaes
IhPNA t.I)P, NV lil,l-l'er steanmer .IK l'ark--19
hhds sagar ')spp 1ii -(i A & o--5 do 143 bli molasses
ianauxt &. Sopl -70 do 13 tihbs Iugar Baasl & Levert
- 2 do t1 hbis tnolanses IC iioorgeois-72 do 12 bLhla
iugar RtlOiard Milliken-- 4 'n 02 bhbl molasses I M
S1ott ---- 114 do I9 Iltda suger L (lodchallt-- -2-1 do 21I
Idle intdlnson P Mapero &nro- -25 do 1 hhds sungar
Isr Ferrier-20 hbis tolssns (lhittlsm & l1oyd---37 do
If Ilorznllo--33 to J W Bulrldbridle &('-- :I do It Bel
tt al-- : do J.1 M Itinlllh--- IS do F Irlngler----0 do
Meyer. Weis kno---M7 hr do ltallltrx & Hons--195 seks
rough rice .4 1,vy----15 tldo Itineell &. Hall--14 do
Kip & Ruchl--slll(dries to order-Total 140 hhds sugar
74.i bbls molaolnn M27 hf do 474 sacks rough t1ct
IOWERI COAST--I'r steamer Isabel--2 bhlls
sugar 3t bble molsan.e Iliohard Milliken-t0 hhdls so.
ogar M Fran--9i do 58 Ihlls molasses L (lodclhano -90
it J I)ytoolld--69 do ullsh & Levert-a70 do Thomas
Mnll.roolst-40 do P Masporo &no---.41 do tChism &
lloyd-50 do O llopkins-40 do (bhism & Boyd--sun.
dr es to order-Total 41 bhhds sugar 475 liltes molasots
li'i'lLER COART--Pbr steainer Hline Wing No :
25i, blls molasses Richard Milliken--98 do J W Illr
luidge &co--n10t do 45 hhds sugar L G(odchaux--5 do
79 bbls molasses 1E M Roltt -9, do Yale & Bowling-
It do Hirsch. Adler &.oo--2 do Chianl & Boyd-32 do
J A Lnm kAo--il do A Tertrou--30 do 5 hhd seager
A Elmer Bader &co.----enndries to order--Total 55
hbde sugar 7482 bbls molasseo
BAYOU BARATARIA-I'er steamer Annlna 1
9 trlpl--176 bbls molasses Richard Milliken-sun
dries to order
UPPER COAST-Per sehr Gabriel Alme-40 hbds
sugnar 17 bhis molasese H (ally
UPI'IlR COAST Per steamer Belle--1 hhds All
gar Ci(;lsn & Hoyd--40i do 140 bbls mlolasse FK F
Hltookmeyer-53 do Lamanit & ton-3-2 !do F Brugier
--:l.lo tL teder &act-174 do P 1analux--30 do C T
SRnlat--33 do 14 hhde sugar SHohmidlt & Ziegler----Ut
do 05 bbls mtolasses L (odllhaux-12).M do 215 hhds so
gar It Milliken---114 Iecks rough rhie J Voerster..
sundries to order--Total 100 ithhde sugar 704 bbl nlo
lasses 94 sacks rolughl riet
IRBIOIPTS AT Tl(E NEW BASIN.
Covlntonn.. Per echr F M P lpo---3H bales ootton
Wogoen. Atkitnsot &t -- I0 W elentell &co--8 Alotse
tbcherok & Autey-- Telletlle (l Coons &(o--I Moore
.& CUnleosl-- Payne. Kennedy &oo--4l sacks rough
rloe C It Allen---40 blel tar :I5O bbls sand 15 coops
ponltly m hores eggs 9 bides and sundties to order
To.al il hales cotton
|ililtxi-Per sobhr ancy lack -40 cords wood master
Pearl River--Per sohi T J Emtler----35 cords wood
to Imtaster
Spritgtteld--l'er sobr Lillie Simms--90 cords wood
to master
Pearl River-Per sohr l.a Ilelle-2(1,000 feet 'umber
tot W Adams
Pearl River---Per schr Willtelmiln--45,000 feet
ltoiber to order
Jordan Itiver-Per schr La Bretonne---6,000 feet
lumber to order
Paus Manchac-Per schtr Ritoal-3O cords wood to
master
Jordan River-Per eohr Ualeas--20.000 feet lumber
to J I, Nevero
Blind River-- Per schr Two Friends---5. cords
wood to master
Pearl River-Per schr Cora Smyzer---45,000 feet
lnmber to order
Pasn Christian--Per sclr Translt---I15 cords wood
to master
REIOEIPTS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Pascagonla--Per sokhr Oloff- 45,,100 feet lumber to
H lhddig
Bay it Loutls- P'er sohr Citnoordil--33,000 feooet
lumber to order
Mandeville- Per sehr Tree liermanos--35 cords
wood to master
Tobefunotta River--Per sobr Covington.. -30 cords
woot to master
Bonfonca..Per schbr Mew- 0 cords wood to master
Blind River-Per sobr Ross-:t5 cords.wtod tntater
I'Pas Manclthao-Per aehr Ida--9 cords wood master
By Railroade.
MOIGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
RUAD.
Deon 21-25 bbls molasses Il bhds sugar J M Put
nam--4l do 12 bblls molasses IRobert Htare--I-5 hhlds
stgar W H Matthews & Itro-34 do 05 bule molasses
Clapp Birosn &Ao-H do 24 hhdes ulgar Sohmidt & Zieg
ler--it do 151 tbls molasses Iticiarid Millikon-30 do
(:onlger & Kelhy---3l do 14 hhds sugr Nalle & Camn
mlack - 2 do Blosh & Levert-It do :i bbhs molasses
L Godlchanx--51 do Itenahlaw, Cllnlmtnaek &co.-9 do 2
hbhda sugar E Boturgeois-- 0t do i2 bbls lnolassee
Grove & Wildermann-ti hhtds sugar (I W Sentell &
co--24 bils molasses Rykoski & Manwade.-24l do Ilvpo
lite A Soloman-0a-- dt L Heder co----49 do John T
Moore &no-144 do W E Leveriob-104 do John Cal
der--24 tdo W Ilosworth--20 do John I Adams &oo
49 d2t lelgado &co-5R do A Tertrou--l.l do ,L libolet
-2 do I) L Kernion-4 do 4 hhdlll sugar illrsoh, Adler
&co--3 bales atton nJuo Chatie & Sons-1 J Rykoski
-3 G W Sentell &oo---6 McGohee. Snowden & Vio.
letty-4 Clapp Bros aco-3 L Lacasnagne--4 J W Bur
bridge aoo-5 8 Hernshelm & iro--01 sHacks ootton
seed Blenville OIIl Co--- do LoItlelatLa Oil Co--I do
Ulnion Oil Co-sundrnes to order-Total 2ll bales cot
ton 194 sacks cottotln scd 274 hhds sngar 1080 bbls
molasses
Per slmeaimsip Clintoni from Indianola--lO0 bales
blles 12 hales cotton C A Whitney &oo--41 S (lGm
bel-4 Clapp Bros &co-1 order-24 do 35 phks pecans
II Iltiiedl &o-l5 Ol-- iot.ahnn Sclhmidt & Ziegler
15 do 14 Otri & Ho----17 do S ilernsheim & Bo-
Total A4 hiales outton
Front Clinton--47 tales ootton Moore & Coleman
190,.no T lardle &oo-77 Jno Phelps &o--18t W H
Flipp.n-45 G W Sentt I too--1ll Kirkpatrick &co
9 Meyer, Weis &oo---!0 Clapp Bres &oo--l0 Jno
Chaffe & Sons--3 J W hiurbridge &co-- 14 tGumbel
: (Gragard &. Farrar--3 cks pecans ls bbis do New
manl & Jtnes-2l.3 sacks ontttl seed Planters' Oil Co
-135:1: do N O Cotton Seed Association---totail 1506
bales cootton 1500 sacks ootton seed
From Galveeton---40 htales nottin Lehman, Abra
ham &o--il hIales jtunk M Schwartz d1 Bro-246 ecks
oats Olover & Odendahl..7-; bbls oil J Aldigo-sun
dries to order-Total 40 bales cotton
NEW OI.LEANS, JACKSON AND NORTHER
RAILROAD.
Dec 21-374 hales cotton Richardson & May--328
Lehman. Abraltam &oo--24 Bickham & Moore-ll
8 O Thomas oo--121I order--tl7 Meyer Weis &oo
116 Allen, Nlugent An--100 order--lt Valden, Haw
kins &too-- Chaffe,|Hamilton & Powell--6i 1 Gum
bol--60 Britton & Mayson--5, Alos. Fchorok & An
tey-57 H & C Newmoatn-50l Payne, Kennedy &co--46
Stewart Bros &co--41 Warren. Atkin~son &co-34 J L
Harris &oo--ll Jno T Bardie &co--6 Jno nPhelps &
co--13 T L Atrey &oo---21L L II Gardner &co-9l to
order--l18 C L Walmsley &oo-16 G W tentell &cn
16 J Bornet &oo--1 Howoott &co--I Jurey & Gillis
-22 Jno Chakffe & ons--9 Moore & Colem.-an-8 J W
White--t T J Carver--6 H Allison &co--5 Beadles.
Wood &oc-5 March & Schlenker-5 ClappBros &co
-3 J & G Cromwell-l J Il Wolfe &co---- Alabama
Press-I Mores Clark-I Wang & Cottamo -Total
:!334 bales cotton
14 bbls oranges Berry &oo--2 cars brick J A Muir
-4 bbls sweet potatoes F A Bradtly--1 box books N D
McI)'nald-5 bbls potatoes I bbl souda J K Renand &
co----I bbl potatoe R C Piercce---- cars pig iron M
8, hwartt & Iro--70 bbls apples :10 bids onions 17
crates cabbage M Stich & Son-il0 bIbls Itme A Vi
ard-l bag wool 3 oil bbls Wang & Cottam----1 dry
hitleos 3 bales splita liarter & Fonnerr-3 cars stock
Aycook. Mitchell fco--600 eacks ootton seed meal
Geo Hock Aco--1430lpen bulk ehouldere Schwabacher
Fr swetnfteld & PeIlfr--- boxes eggs 1 hkeg do Miller
& Mever-- L. pncs moeat J H Kent aco--100O bbls dfloor
T A Hlamilton Aoo--2 cars cabbate J P Macheca &oo
--i car wagoas Bodley BroM---2 sacks coffee 25 bbls
whitkv Bohmidt & Zeigler--l bx sundries Capt Sam
tnmle--lcasos cntdy V Lanlantls-52 cad4 tobacco J P
Sarazin--'2 caes cigars M Riqullelme-3 boxes mdse
AM Granger-100 bxs nlpes Glandot & Levy-35
cases Iandles I? bdle do 50 cases candleslc A Baldwin
A&co-1 tbl whisky C A Whtney I Ac--10 do R Fas
acit-l10 do F Hollander-stndrieRs to otder -Total
600 sobe ooton seed nmeal 1948 pca mueat 100 bble floor v
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
Dec 21-178 bales cotton Meyer, Woes &3o-117 J C
Graham &co--45 Lehman, Abraham &co--35 J H
Maury & co-17 Allen, West & Bush---'8 (Gardner,
Gilleeple &co-5 C L Walseley &co.-l Chaffe, Ham.
ilton & Powell-10 Bickham & Moor--7 G W Sentell
&oo--13 Jno T Hardie &co-1 pkge nmdseG T Pritch
ard-- do H M Spoffrd-50 pkgo paper E C Palmer
&oo-2 pkgs mdsae J T Mayberry-45 do Thoa Simms
& Levy-7 do I L Lyons-- do H Triccu-6 pkgs eggs
M Frsac--4 pkge md.e J M Beasley-6 do A F Rical
-8 pkgs sausage E F Delliondio--5 tea meat J Nel
son L-co-5 tierces harms Leocht & Cordes-40 bbls
apples E Doherty-yS pkgs mese U Hockett-8 boxes
bacon Schwabacher, i rowenfeld & Pfeifer-2 bundles
pper M McGraw-15 bbls whisky 7 pkgs mlse C A
Whitney &ce--6 bi rmeat Vose Bros- 3 do B H
Flashpoller-50 bble oil J Aldlge--121 boxes clhese
E F DelBondio-25 bbla whisky Lochte & Cordes-'5
do John T Moore &co-47 do F Roder-25 do J Gottl
chalk-'SO do 10 hf do J G Spor-l 1 hhds meat Vose
rfros--55 pkis beer L Lippman--1157 pcs meat in
bulk A A IGcenwood &co-l tank oil W P Converse
jr &co-12 head stock Capt A J McGonniglo-2 cars
cabbage S Oteri & B'o-- do M Flap rty-24 tierees
hams Schwabacher. Frowenfeld & Pfeifer- 1 car
staves Bobet Bros-483 bdls hides 7 p kgs tallow 2 toe
wax Hay & Mehle--5 bbl alcohol J Henderson--un
dries to order-Total 456 bales cotton
Train No 2--200 sacks cotton seeI Union Oil Co..
200 do A A Maginnis Sons- 150 bbls pork Miller,
Dolhonde &co-32 hf casks meat J A Norton-100
bbls lime J Voelkel-i oar iron D C McCan & Son
105 bbls limeS Jamison-40 bbls whisky C A Whit
ney &oo-- car cattle A C Andrews--4 do Aycock.
Mitchell &oo-2 hf bble whisky Dr J G Westager-10
boxes bacon 1 too do E F DelBondio-40 tierces harns
Schwabacher & Hirsch-8 do W H Matthews & Bro
lot plows Stephens & Adams--6 bbla rosin Simpson
& Trion--4 bbt ribs Vose Bros-1 bale skins Hay &
Mehle-14 coops poultry Wang & Cotnam-o.ndZist
to order-Total 400 sacks cotto n see 150 bba peor
NEW ORLEANS AID TEXAS RA]LOD
Doe 21-75 bblamelosuss Bedtran-SQ do .E J F.
stall's Sow 411 do DelfG Ls *e.44 4. huiws. rW1
e.- d e ti.i iaea -.0~L T anit hAi- I
do &t Thibout-4Mli0 O N sftI -0P taamutnk &Ieme
--1 aeek seed oe*uloa rei troa-er.otl 1 reok seed
cottoa 401 bble molnieem
LIST O1' VESSELS
Up, Oleared and Sailed for New Orleans.
, DEICEMIBER 2, 1877.
NRW YORK.
Stearnmhip Morgan Cltv Rtead ........ ld Dor. 15
SohrA 11 Hiowo, Nowburg ............ old Dec 3
PHII,ADI,lPHITA.
Ship (Chaa Lawrence, Shaw..,..... .. old Nov `4
S YA RMul rTI.
Sohr Martha N 11111. liurgan .. ... ald Nov 17
I(INOA.
Bark Vasce do (lama. A odreaaon .... aid Nov 3
4.eamahip 'Larpela. Russoll........d Nov 94
Ship Liguist. (Curry.... .......... rid Nov 2.1
Shirl, Ilivorido, (roby......... i Nov 19
Ship l'rinoe Patrink. Peterkin ....... id Nov I0
Ship Algier. Morgan ....... ......id (Ot 25
hip (Cleopatra, Calangich ........ ...al Nov 2
Hark Franceaa T 'i'nottl. ..... nl (IOct I
Bark 'risdo. Tarrabrchia............ald Nov 11
Bork gRidvl (ltnderen ..........alid Nov i'9
Bat k Perseverauoe, Morice . .. aid Den I
7IRIHTOT,
Ship Sally, Atin.....................a ld Nov 95
(IIAVIERKGND
Ship Isabella, Blyth .................. ald Nov 5
lIVRR110o1,.
RIteamship Joseph I'sae., Chit.ham . all Nov 2I
Stealnshlp Missisippi Lindall.........aid Nov 10
Steamsahip Teulonia. King .... ........ hi Nov 24
Sbip Quorn, Patterson ................ id Nov 14
Sihp( Oraoe Oilmon, Thomnpaon ..... oid Deo 3
Ship Annie Burrlll, Sanldora.........sidl ov 27 8
Ship Fearnought, Orahamn......... mid Nov 1:3
Ship L 1i (illbhriat, Wattas ........... old Nov 7
Ship Lizze Bnrrill, ilianvelt..........aid Nov 90
Ship Vannoover. troaby........ .. aid Nov 1i
Ship Illewellv J.1 Mre,. Amen....... aid Nov a
Shio Quorn. Piatteraon ..... .......aid Nov 14
ShipTl'elefoni lo.en...................lchl Oct 30 1
Shipl Ja A Wright. Morrison... ....aid Nov 6i
Ship Hermonidem, Keane ... ......ld (t 3
Ship Oilve S Southard, Walker .......hl Nov 2
Ship Stambonl. (Cann.... ...........a.id Ot 2H
Ship Zephyr, Sweetaer ............. id Oct 22
Ship Cht lop. Masters .............aid (Oot 5
iihap Andrew .Iackson. Bartlett .........ll ept. 94 a
Bark (arin, Hognander............il Sept H
]lark Howland 11111, Moran...... ....aid Nov a
hark Cap, Chrlstianson ........ ....old Nov 7
Bark i(lcaot. Hlanson.................. id Nov 9
Bark Martha A McNeil, Jordan......aid Nov 213
Bark Allce Cooper, King . .......aid Dec 3
Bhip Lady Clarendon, Marshall ........ lid Nov 21
Ship Atlan'a, ultherland..... ......mid (Oct 4i
Ship War Spirit., Henry ............aid Oct 2:
31111,,.
Ship David Malcolmron ..... ...... ald Nov 27
Ship Anerol. , M7tHlray ............ ..ald (f 1i
Shlp I(,lemoa O'Brion, Seott.........a. i Oat 1
IIIlNIi E
Ship Ilatinonie. .............. .. .....i Oct, 2
IIAVRK.
Ship Carrie Clark, Store r.............aid Nov I1
Ship Mary )Durkeo. Armstrong....... hl Nov 15
Ship Angiollne. Iureol....... .....ld1 Nov 4
Blark. Jal, un Covur, Joan.......l..... Oi Nov Cf
Sohr B 11111l Higgins-. ............il Nov 7
1ORI)IRAUX.
Shipt Gettyshrg, Call .... . i.....d Nov I11
Bark Iosks, Sornai n l . ....... illd Nov 10
Hark Cora et Maril.... ... ..... ig Sept 1i t
Sohr Melville Bryant. Buckleoy........ sed Aug 8
oI.ARaOOW
Bark Ooean, Paiulen . ..............mid Nov 27
aHIKLDt. ENG,
Stenmahip Whickham, Arnott...........lid Nov I
ROUaN
Bark Gee W Sweeney, Hlwett...... ald Juae 2
ANTWEII'.
ShipChlina. Baker...... ...........Old Nov 201
Ship Guardian, Payne............. ..i. r Nov 9
Ship Beethoven. Siilth ............... aid Nov 3
Ship Carl. ockelman................o.id Nov 3
Bark Agar...........................lid Nov I
Bark Sokoto. (Ioldy..............a'd Nov :!o
lhark Thomum Keller, Lingley..... ..sld hoo 3
IIOTTEIIIIA M.
Schr Ida C Iillard, Small ............all Dec 7
RIO 3)1c JANIIRO
Brig Maid of (ilanwarn, David..... aid Nov 8
i'IMOy( iin iIl NI. . o
Ship Charloes. lalaton ................ld Nov 24
NKWI'A TIK.
Ship Lord Lyon .................. . ld Nov 21
MAiRomIIl.le.
]ark Peppina, Patno ................lid Nov 15
Bark Geo iloltz, Albreoht .............ld Oct 4
Brig Primo, Cardone .................laid Nov 15
FlOUTIIAMPTON
Ship Charloa Northoote. (:laloseln .... aid Den 4
Mark Northumbria, Skelly . .......... ld Nov V7
LISBON.
Bark Luilsa , Colombo............... aid Nov 17
AMSTEBDAY.
Bark Angusto, Von Barton...........lad Sept 90
OIEKMPN.
Ship Carl. Bukelman .................lid Nov 3:
Ship Moltke. Tacho ..................sid Nov II
ShipMagdellon, leonke. .... ......ali O(ct i
Bark Texas, Hllerms ..............ld Nov 27
BARC('EIONA.
Ship Transatlanto. ...............I...d Nov 10
Bark Yarra Yarra, Bove.............ald Oct 11
Bark Brdailik, Nieolen...............aid Oct 11
Bark Baltic, Svindeey.........-......aid Oct :1
Brig Salista. Partridge............... aid Oct 15
8HAIIAI'NIH8.
Ship Union, Greenloa ................ld Aug 30
WATERFORD.
Bark Langen......................lad Sept 10'
YMIIIDEN
Bark Angaato, Von Itarte...... ....laid Sept 21
ANIiRORMAN.
Ship Maid of Orleans, loiuston. ........ld Bept 26
AI.GIERR.
Bark Victor Emmanuel...............ld Oct 9
DIEAIl
Bark Bucephalaoe. Nlcholoon..........aid Oct 18
(GRTMHBY
Bark G(yllen, Oeatensn...................ll Oct 14
Bark Albion, Larsen..................aid Nov '2t
TARIIA(IIONA
Bark Orion, Ellerhausen ..............idl Nov 3
LA MLARH
Ship Taemania, Crowell. ............. aid Nov 20
IPXVICH
Bark Ebenezer.......................laid Nov 21
Ship Johan. Northenaon .............isld Nov 13
STEAMSHIPS ...
PHILADELPHIA.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
To sail on THURSDAY. December 27.
The strictly first class steamship
READING,
Colburn. mnstor,
will sail as al,nve. For freight engagements
apl ly to WILLIAM UIIEEVY, A ent,
tI e22 49 Carondelet stroot. corner Union.
BREMEN.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD..
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW OR
LEANS. VIA HAVRE, SOUTH
AMPTON AND HAVANA.
The steamships of the North Ger
man Lloyd will resume their Regular Trips
next fall. as follows:
From Bremen. From New Orleans.
NURNBERG. Nov. 21 about De,. 30o.
BRAUNSCHWEIG. Dec. 27 about Jan. 27.
These steamers touch outward at Havre and
Havana. and on their home trip at Havana and
Southampton.
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen. Southampton or Havre 'to Ha
vana or New Orleans-Cabin, $150 (gold); Steer
a e, $36 (gold),
om ew rleans to Southampton, Havre or
Bremen--Cabin. $160 (gold); Steerage. $45 (gold).
From New Orleans to Havana-Cabin. ss6
(gold); Steerage. $15 (gold).
Children under ten years. half price: chil
dren under one year, free.
The company reserves the right to change the
route of the steamers, their advertised days of
departure and the prices of passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen, Bouthampton
orHare to New Orleans lsueaed by the under
saLu 31 62 Valou atee&
TEXAS.
OIIORAM LINE U. I. MAIL e~TEAMEIPI.
The following low-pressure Iron Steamshilp
form these lines:
MrGFAN, JOtWEPBINE.' 8T.MARY.
CLINTO N. CITY OF NORFOLK,
ARIANRARA. g
Plyina from Morgan City, in connoction with
Morgan's Loulsia1a and Texas Railroad.
For Indilmanola, via Galveston
.teamirs leaving Morgan City SUNDAY,
TUEHDAY. Tll UIi4DAY. connrot at (Galveston,
trantt+rring thorn to Mtnarrr (ITY OF NOR
FOLK bIoth freight and primngers,
Through bills lading signel to Iounton and
to all points beyond on the Houston and Texas
(Cntral and 0. Ft. and H. A. R. It., International
and Great Northern Railroadl, and New Orleans
and Texas Rtallrorl. via Clinton, and the Texwa
T aneportationr Comnpany.
Frolght Oharand as por now nard rates.
Ban Antonio frelighfa reeidved and forwarded
via Clinton and Galveston, Houston and San
Antonio Railway.
For Bramse mantlago
The Iron satamnr
1. C. HARRIS
Will leave on
No corn recel vel. withlbot, orderui.
Lightierage at llraaos Santiao at risk and ex.
Denne of ooneiKneus.
Frnlght reolvod for and bills ladillnl ar.nd
only to Brownsville, via Rio Grande Rlallroad,
aep ry now tariff. lsR u3i Ler reo1t..
Frelight parable In sold.
g . VetFor Corpus Chrlatl FPulton and
AM SI1BL Mary's, via Itorport--The iron
stoamor ARANSAM,
Will leave Morgan City on
MA LAN,
Will Ieaver rn
Lighterage tO Oorp us hrilti (If any) at rish
and OXUenReR of nQOrnIgUleR,
Freight for 8t. Mary's and Fulton landed at
RQniktort.
Freight for all the above volnte reooived at the
Depot Morgan's louisiana and Texan Railroad,
foot of Lafayette stroet. dally. until 6 p. m.
PASSENGER AND MAIL ROUTE.
For Galveston. Honuston and Indlanela.
Passongers take Railroad Ferryboat foot of HKt
Ann street. at :t1( a. m., roiahing Morgan City
at 12:25 p. m.. thiire connocting with steamers
CLINTON on HUNDAY.
MFIOIOAN inj MONDAY.
WilIlNEY on TUEHDAY,
JONHEI'IlNE inr WEDNESDAY.
IIlUT(IHINHON on THUtRSDAY.
CI,[NT'N ,n FIRI)AY.
MORt(IAN on SATURDAY.
WIII'rNEY on HUNDAY.
First olass fare to Bhrevooort $26-Time 4t
hours.
Excursion ftiknts for the round trip to Gal
veston and return, good for thirty days. issued
at $21.
Tickets and staterooms secured until 5. p. m
dally (Hundays exonpted). at Agnnt's office, or at
tho Ferry Landing. on morning of departure.
Through tifkeots will tbe I.aun from this offloe
to the prinipal ,olints on the Houston Texas
Central Railroad. on the International and
Grat, Northern Ballroad. and Texas and Paoific
Raillroad.
0. A. WHITNEY & 00, aents.
jet ly. ornor Maxazine and Natchoez ts.
NEW YORK.
MORGAN'H NEW YORK LINE STEAMSHIPSL I
The following AI Iron Steamshipe DI
form this line
LONE HTAR. ALGIERS.
NEW YORK, MORGAN CITY.
OEN. WHITNEY.
The Iron Steamshi-
MORGAN CITY,
TUESDAY. Dcernmtr 29.
INSURANCE TO NEW YORK X,
Freight for the above port re.elv ed at the depot
of Morgan's Loulslanaanid Texas Railroad. foot
of Lafayette street, dally until 5 p. m.
For friliht apply to
CHAS. A. WHITNEY & CO., Agents.
jol ly Cor. Natchez and Magazine streets.
FLORIDA.
Cc
FOR WARRINGTON PENSAGOLA AND
MILTFON.
REGULAR SEMI-WEEKLY PACKETSB.
The following first-class Al steam
ships will sail for the above ports as
follows:
ALABMAIA,
F. Carroll. master.
Leaves positively on MONDAY. 1)e. 17. at p.m
AMITI6,
Joseph F. Boyles master.
Leaves
The above steamers will leave as above, oppo
site Jackson Hquare. Second District.
For freight or passage Ion board or to
Co. M. HORIA, Agent.
alas tf 18 and 2l Union street, '
HAVANA.
FOB HAVANA. CEDAR KEYS AND KEY
WEST.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE,
LEAVING EVERY WEEK
The first-class steamship
MARGARET, L
Baker. commander. S
will leave Wharf foot of Calliope street, .
SATURIDAY. Daicrumber 15. at 8 p. m. B
Passage rates to Havana, $40e; Excursion tic
ets, 860.
Passage rates to Jacksonville, $20, including
state rooms and meals.
Through bills of lading issued to all points in
Florida.
For Freight or passage apply to
I. K. ROBERTSB, 12 Common street,
Over Louisiana National Bank
The steamship --- follows
on the - ---. r ly
LIVERPOOL. 2
LIVERPOOL SOUTHERN . S. LINE.
Tons. Commanders.
ALICE.... .... 250...... Corbishlcy.
CUIANCELLOR ....... 250.... G. Reynolds.
CIIRYSOLITE ...-....mo .... J. Corbishley.
COGNAC. ... ...... 1N000 ..... W. Aiken.
COMMANDER .......-)...... -
CARDOVA .......... 1417 .... -W. Lang.
COUNCELLOR .....25()o ..... W. Tutton.
DISCOVERER ...... 2500oo......R. . Williamson.
EXPLORER ......... 201...... W, .Jackson.
FIRE QUEEN ...... 11o .... J. Fraser.
GLADIATOR .....1000..... L. Jones.
HISTORIAN .... ...85o.....W. Wallace.
LEGISLATOR. .....215o .....T. Burley.
MEDIATOR. ........2010o... ..J. Hanney.
OBEION ............ 1220......J. Campb, ll.
HTATESMAN........1550 .....W. Hughes.
VANGUARDI)...... 145...... W. J. oIll.
WARRIOR ..........1220 .....W. L. Jones.
The steamship
VANGUARD,
G ll. Commander.
will saflon or about December 17, 1877. from her
wharf, foot of Calliope street. B
Will receive cotton and sign through hills o.
lading for the Continent, between llavro and
Cronstadt.
These steamships, being of light draft, wi
cross the bar of the Mississippi at all time
without detention.
For freight apply to
DECAN & CO..
dol ly 43 Carondelet street. -
BERRA LINE OF STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN
NEW ORLEANS AND LIVERPOOL.
DIEGO..... ...1684 tons. ...Capt. Gasanaga.
GUILLERMO.....1225 tons....Capt. Echevarria.
FEDERICO.'......1423 tons....Capt. Bldchea.
PEDRO.......... 765 tons.... Capt. Mungict.
CAROLINA .......1354 tons.... Capt. Riestra.
GRACIA ......... 908 tons.... Capt. Arizuma.
RITA......... 859 tons....Capt. Gartez.
JUANA......... 757 tons .... Capt. Gastanago.
The above powerfully built steamships will a
enter the New Orleans and Liverpool trade dur
ing the coming tall. Will receive cotton and
sign through bills of lading to any ports of the
Continent of Europe.
The steamship
RITA,
walat. Gartez. T
will sail from her wharf SAtURDaY. Nov. 271
For freight and flrst clas.passae a plyto
RA!GEE. PATEAN_ &i .. d ta
0061 ..;__.N ; aat 08rob e isbt.
FAOTORS AND TBADRB'
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Ia............Carondelet Street............5
Paid up Capital, $1,000,000.
Assets April 80, 1877, $1,282,908 66.
ISSUES POLICIES COVERING FIBE. BIVEB
AND MARINE LISKS
-AT
LOWEST TARIFF RATES.
ED. A. PALFRIEY, Pro-adl'nt.
JNO. CIIAFFPE. Vloe Preirlent,
TIIHO. F. WALKER, eooretarr
John I Noble. T. TJt. Lyon.
hoJhhnff]. Sam erl H. Boryd.
IIlchard MlIken, Jont h McEIroy,
J. , Warrn. W J, Behan.
B. T luknnr, B.F. wchlrnan,
'Il Frlollandnr. Wm. (. Bhlhtk.
A. A. Yatise, Chaus. Chaffe.
Johln I Adams L O. Jurny.
sa F heor,'k., Win. Hartwoll.
t.. WalmrrllAy U.J. Lnds. ,
A. II. May. A. T. Jartin.
8. 11. unowdn. Joe. Bowling.
A.. M. Blnkham, snl
HOTELS.
TItEMONT IIOUSE,
Corner Tremont, and Church Streets,
lvleston., Texas.
XRKIA & ORFILA, IcSfesees.
(Formorly of the Grand Southern HoteL)
T'he Palace Hotel of Galveston.
Thisle elegant Hntellately r molnted.
Il NOWT OP IN
-ron TBn
AOX)MMODATION OF THE PUBLIC
Bning built at a oat, of 4too.)oo. It will be first
clnes In every respent, with all the latest Im
proveminta. ELEVATOSB, ELECTRO ANNUN.
CIATO8. etc.
-wrra
BATH ROOM0 ON EVER II FLOOR.
We therefore take pleaureo n soticiting
A CONTINUANCE OF THE PATRONAGE
extended by the commorcial men to the late
Grand Southern Hotel.
BIIHA & ORFILA. Lessees.
Formerly of Grand Southern Hotel,
A tnrroT RSsBA. Ja.. Chinf OClrk. yIn em
UNDERTAKERS.
OHAb. 0. JONES. JOHN 0. BOONEH
Formerly with Frank Johnson.
JONES & ROCHIIE,
O60 and 22t Maaazine at.. near Delord.
Undertakers and Embalmers.
All business entrusted to the firm will receive
prompt and careful attention at moderate rates.
Oarrilars to hire. tla2 IT
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
LEON QUEYBOUZE. OSB R BBOIs.
QUEYROUZE & BOIS,
Wholesale Grocers,
DEALERS IN WINES AND LIQUORS
And all kinds of WESTERN PRODUOE,
At the Blue Stores,
Corner Old Levee and Blenville streets.
deli' New Orleans.
JAMES D. EDWARDS,
(Successor to Daniel and J. D. Edwards.)
STEAMBOAT, RAILROAD AND ENGIN
EERS' SUPPLIES,
Manufacturer of the most improved
STEAM TRAINS FOR MAKING SUGAR,
And every description of
Copper, Brass and Sheet-Iron Work.
Dealer in Iron Pipe and Fittings for Steam,
Water or Gas; Brass and Iron Valves; Cocks;
Oil Globes; Steam and Water Ganues; Beler
Tubes; Bolts and Nuts; Punched Nute; Los
Screws; Washers; Rivets; Cistern. Well and
Force Iumps ; Brass and Iron Wire Cloth; Rub
ber. Lubricating and Hemp Packing; Rub
ber Hose; Belting; Lubricating, Lard. Signal.
Linseed and Headlight Oils* White Lead; ot
ton Waste; Cotton Stem Packing;: Gas Pipe
Stocks and Dies' Pipe Cutters; Tongs;
Wrenches: Pipe Vises; Jack Screws; Flue
Brushes; Flue Scrapers. etc.
Agent for the
CAMERON SPECIAL STEAM PUMP
-For
PUMPING JUICE AND SUPPLYING BOILEREB
Send for Price List.
JAMES D. EDWARDS.
22 24. 26 and 28 Front and 21. 28. 25 and 27 Delta
street. New Orleans. e21 '77 ly
GREAT REDUCTION
-IN THE
E'RICES
-OF THE
SINGER SEWING MACHINE.
BEWARE OF WORTHLESS IMITATIOw
MACHINES.
THE SINGER
WILL LAST A LIFETIML.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR AND CASH PRICEI.
Address
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO.,
85 CANAL STREET.
eels tmhl
Southern Shoe Factory
OF JOHN HANSEN
33 and 55 Canal street. New Orleans.
TO ALL SOUTHERN OITIZENS.
I am of the same opinion as yourselves any
am determined to help build up the manufac
turing interest of our native State in order to
held the laboring classes and keep the money,
which would otherwise go to the North. at home.
boutaear aoI started my Factcry, and by
using the bet material and pa ~ng my hands
promptly. I have been enabled to extend my
business and support no women and children
that would have otherwise left the State. In
order still to increase my Factory. I would
earnestlycac on the meroharts, not only of
¶ utof &n whole to ve me
"ITademeouuu#smeat. i
PANT O NW OUA
S.............. anal1re t.... ...
TWENT-THIRD ANUAL 5TATJ1_r
In conformity with the reqfirfmlenta 01
charter, the Oompany publish the foI@.W'
statement:
Premiums received during the year '
May 31.18"77. Including unearned pe3
of the previous yeoar
On Fire Risks.................. *
On Marine Risks................ I.M `
On BRiver Risks ................... .1
Total Premiums.................. 411
Loss Unearned Premiums...... 111
Net Earned Premiums May 81,
1877 ........................ ..... .rt riu
Losses padl
On Fire Rslks.............1117,881 9
On Marine Risks .......... 17,062 60
On River Risks............ 8,90 77
Taxs and expenses, less
interest............ 28 .698 8
Relnsurano.s and Re
turned Premiums.... 16,104 0O- 1l.51
Profit ............ ................. 11,0
The Company have the following a.etS:a
Real Estate..................... i** 9.079 i,'l
City IkBonds............................ 110.6
Bank. Ballroad and' other Stocks
and Mortgage Bonds............ 1,NM
Notes secured by mortgage........ 214,040
Notes secured by pledge............ .24,07 .
Bills receivable ...................... 1.,1 to
Premium in course of collection.... 0,d5 I0i
Cash on hand ...................*..77,00 0.
Total.............................. 140 M
The above statement is a Just, trte and Eg."
red transcript from the books of the Oompsap
PAUL FOUBOHY. Preidemt
0. W. Norr, Secretary.
BiTA 01 OF 157 A. I
Parish of Orleans, City of New Onle#. I
Sworn to and subscribed before me the No
onth day of June, 187L JAMES PASET,
Notar Pluble
At a meeting of the Board of Directors, helo
on the seventh day of June, 1877, it was raeolv~
to declare a cash dividend of twenty per ente or
the net earned partilcpating premiums for thd
year ending May 1. 1877, payable on the thk
Monday of July next.
Also, to pay to the Stockholders, on demand
Interest at the rate of live per cent per sananu
on their stock.
DIBr.TOns:
P. ampfro. Hy. Beebe.
D. A. (Jhafralx. E. Toby,
P. Fourchy. J M. Allen
H. Z. Itlf, M.W. Smit,
Charles Lafltte. D. Fatio.
Joe rf J. J. Fernandes.
TWENTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL STAT M !T '
-0r TBn-
CRE8CENT MUTUAL INSURANOI~ E OMPANI .
Naw Oasixns. May 19.1877.
The Trusten , In conformity with amended4s
charter. submit the following statementoI t
affairs of the company on the 8oth of April. %fl5
Fire premiums ............. s188.08 1
Marine premiums.......... 29,8156
Bliver premiums.......... 81,93e24
Earned premiums, less re
insuranceand return pre
mlums .................... .2,6 *ii
Losses paid and estimated,
including all known and
unpaid, say:
Fire losses........ $7,855 60
Marine losses..... 7.2,6 41
River losses....... 6.510 so
--- $1--00oo.181 2
Taxes, expenses,
discount In lieu
of participation.'
etc.... ........... 1.892 58
Less rents, salv
age savings, etc. 11.716 72
840,126 96 U40,'1 WP
Gross profits...................... .. 1.3
Of which sa.687 85 is appropriated to ba.s.a
linterest and liouidation of doubtftl uases
The company have the following assets
Bills receivable ..............6e8,64 88
Loans on Bonds and Mort
gage........................ 6.943 88
----8lIL 2i, W
Loans on call.... ........... 74.564 15
Cash ....................... 68.48 71
--- $ 188Ax0
City Bonds.................. 7 06
Bank and other Stocks...... . 78,41
Real Estate..... ......... .. .. ..5A#
Premiums in course of Col
lection and Suspense Ac
count ...................... .416
Total assets............ 681,
The above statement is a true and eorre@
transcript from the books of the ompany.
THOS. A. ADAMS. President,
HENRY V. OGDEN. Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this naI.a
teenth day of Mar. 1877.
W. B.
The Board of Trustees this day rsolve&
after na ing the annual dividend of T.
(lENTOa ital Stock of Company, that adv '
of TWENTY PER GENT In cash be o.
MONDAY. June 11, to those partles entite
receive the same.
Thos. A. Adams, Fred'k Oamerden
Sam'l B. Newman, J. L. Harris,
Sam'l H. Kennedy., Andrew Stewart.
John Phelps, Joseph Ston&
Adam Thomson. George Martn,
Henry Abraham, Alfred Moulton.
Victor Meyer, L. C. Jurey,
Edward J. Gay, Edward Nalle.
Joseph Bowling. Geo. W. Sentell.
Simen Hernsheim,
8imon Forchelmer. 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.
Reuben G. Bush, J. J. Irby.
my22 1y
SUN MUTUAL INSURANCU
COMPANY.
Paid Up Capital, t55MO,08.
FBOM THE TWENTY-FIRST AHMU[&
STATEMENT FOB 1876.
Net annual earned pre
miums and Discounts
and Interest...........-. 43,1gg
Losses. Expensese, Taxes,
etc.... - ... 6277,207 4
Reserved fund 1io,000, and
Dividend on capital 10
per cent. ........... sr..... 79.67 1-8-4,3 e
Net Proftt ........... . ...66
Assets of the e,ipDany es
timated at their cash
market value:
Stocks Bonds. Loans and
Bills Beceivable.......... 8gusj!g:.
r Cash on hand and premi
ums in course of coilec
tion..................M.. .8
Dividend paid on stock ten per .U I -r g_
3 num. and on partloipating policies tweart m
cent, papable in casn.
This old and reliable ooman? 9 Dnows
Iles on lire, Rveran n Marine rie si i
Sfavorable terms. All lobses P
t n~sen . upon . libetral #
. .. . .. " , fir.V2.

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