Ul urent Britain 11W; continent 3493; coaat wise 365; wiles 6350. Savannah, November 24.—Stock 68,177 bales; week's receipts 24,975; exports to Great Britain 5733; continent 3107 coastwise 5093; sales 13,000. Mon ilk, November 24.—Stock 34,315 bales; net receipts tor the week 11,073; gross 12, 300; exports to Great Britain 4921; coast wise 58?4; sales iiOO. Montgomery, November 24.—Week's re eeipts 3113 bales; shipments 2119; stock 1870, 9395; 1871, 8425. Ai'OEST a, Ga November 24.—Stock 1870, 11.018 bales; 1871, 15,201; receipts of week 6014; sales 6077. Baltimore, November 24.—Stock 4610 bales; net receipts, of the week 77li; gross X48; exports to Great Britain .(SUuj coast wise 1552; sales 2902. Philadelphia, November 24.—Net re eeipts for the week 244 bales: gross 2363: Providence, November 24.—Net receipts of the week 290 bales: stock 7500. Boston, November 24.— Stock 7000 baies; net receipts of the week 1685; gross 8028; exports to Great Britain 1150; sales 2450. MARKETS. New York, November 24, Evening -Cot ton closed stead.v; sales 3052 bales; mid dling uplands 19c; Orleans 194tc. Flour— Southern declining: common to fair extra $6 7507 40: good to choice $7 45®9 25. Whisky 94c. Wheat le lower; winter red $1 60®1 64. Com lower; 76a77c. Rice at 8 o>9c. Pork steady. Beef •juiet. Lard dull. Turpentine 67c. Kosin $4 80. Freights firmer. Sales ol future cotton to-day 8500 bales, aa follows: November, 18b, 18 5-16 and 1811-ltic; December, 18%». 18*s and 18 9-lCc; January, IMi and 18 13-16o; Feb ruary, 19 1-16 and WAc: March, 19 5-16, 19 U and 194tu; April, 19%c. Coffee in fair request; Bio quoted at H>4 184io. Sugar firm; fair to good refining quoted at 9bi ®94»c; puba9®9'hc. Molasses lower; New Orleans 60® 65c. Freights: Grain, per steam, 8®83td; cotton ®7-1 lid. Sixes of 1881 and five-twenties of 1802 advanced about Ms per cent. Balance closed firm and quiet. Cincinnati, November 24.— Cotton in fair demand and advanced lew middling 17 it a 17 4sc. Flour firm and fn fair demand at $6 70® 7. Wheat steady and in moderate demand at $1 42 ®1 45. Corn steady and easy at 44® 45c. Oats steady and in moderate demand at 36®40c. Pork: full prices asked, but in no demand: $12 50® 12 75. Lard in light supply: holders firm: 8 1 ®83te for strained and kettle rendered. Bacon steady and in moderate demand; xJear rib and dear sides 1^97He. Whisky -'in good demand at tall (rides: 90c. Bt* Louis, November 24.— Cotton firmer: low middling 17*5. Floor in good demand foil prices, especially for medium grades; ''prices unchanged. Wheat in light demand: No. 3 red $l 40®1 42; K 3 wd-$f 40®1 42; No, 2'red winter $i 51. Corn in fair denund and market firm; mixed on track 45®45the; yellow sacked 55c. Oats: Offsrings light and ^loldMt, very firm; mixod sacked 41 »42c. Whisky ataBBy at 89.ttc. Pork qdiqt; job bing find otder lots $12 75. Bacon in fair ^kiubing and order demand; shoulders 75gc: clear rib 7t4 ®7%c; clear sides 7%e; sugar eared hams 14® 15c. Lard steady at 8W 8A»c. i,. London, November 24.—Fine rosin 22s 2Cd. a 'a v9 _ (Tasterday'a Bvesnnx Dispatches. New York, November 24.—Five hundred dollars, after long litigation, Ium just been recovered by tneloser of a trunk, by a rail road accident on tbe Hudson River railroad. The ease is considered an important pre cedent. A meeting of the depositors of the Bowl ing Green Havings Bank were assured that they would be paid. A a committee wus appointed to protect tbe rights of de positors. The Canadian Colonization 8ociety. com posed of British subjects, passed resolutions favoring the annexation of Canada to the United fitates. Norwich, Ct., November 24.—There were twenty-one lives lost by the burning of the steamer New London. Washington, November 24.—The Grand Duke Alexis departed this morning lor An napolit. Baltimore, November 24.—Jackson Belch was arrested here open the strength of a dispatch that he had murdered 8. H. Evins in Hertford county, North Carolina. Louisville, November 24.—Tbe Louis ville, New Albany and St Louis Railroad Company have a perpetual lease of the use of the .New Albany and Louisville bridge. Salt Lake, November 24.—Brigham Young's bail was raised >y the poor people of this city, and the money deposited. The graud jury ad journed to January. Incessant rains caused several houses to Cfiall. That* is three feet of snow on the ground. London, November 24.— Tbe Prince of Wales hao been ill for several davs, and tears an now entertained that he bas the same disease of which Prince Alltert died. Bad Worts, Fspapera __ »re following tbe example ot William Cul len Bryant, the poetical editor of tbe ele gant Etenuuj Post of Nefir York, and are issuing a prohibitory ukase against the use of certain words and phrases. This is the one which meets with general favor, and inasmuch as it meets our views against word uiannfhctarers and word-maagler-. we adopt it; "Hereafter every reporter iu this office shall be personally decapitated and shall lose his situation wbo shall be guilty of the nse of any of the following barbarisms of language: Poetmortemea (for dissected;) suicided, infanticide!!, etc.; accidentod; indignated (for got mad); disre membered, disrecollect, disforget, etc.: ablated (for washed himself, herself, or itself, as the case may be); spore (for spared): oeducted, spondulLv (for ducats); catas tropbed; scrumptious; recepted; planted or luneraled (for buried). A< d any editor, re porter, correspondent, scribe, or dead beat, •ball, as an additional penalty, bo put on half-pay, who shall write 'on last evening,' 'on this morning,' 'on yesterday,' or -on yes terday.' or 'on ten o'clock in the afternoon.' Cincinnati Enquirer. Mayor Ball, af Nebr York. A Mew York special reads thus; Tbe testimony taken Ire tbe grand jury in the case of Mayor Hall on the occasion of the Investigation of the charges against him of corruption was published to day. From the evidence it appears that the Mayor's hank account hardly at any time exceeded $50,ON since he has Seen in office. The evidence covers six handred and ninety pages. The oalj point against the Mayor wan the tact that no had not used meyer testified that whan ho was Mayor he always depended upon his subordinates to make the proper examination. Free Loro ho earns. A Now York letter says: Mms Victoria Woodhull leetared to-night at Steinway Hall on the principles of oocinl freedom, involving marriage, divorce, free love and prostitution. Over three thousand persona were pres e nt All went -well until she arrived at that point which •demanded that the marriage contract aball ~he dissolved as soon as the love, on which it was based, osaaed to exist Mrs. Brooker, sister to Mrs. Woodhulf, here rose f»ted b, the bunks closing at an early hour on account of the foir. Gold opened at 1 111, (against IK- 3 ut New fork) and closed at 111S1U> 4 (agaiust 111). Tl>e sales included OMKKi and *J0,(KHi at 11"%. 0itmr> and 030.000 at 111. 1(UN« at 111. 1-16, *20.<«dat lll.villi,. *1000 and *0000 at iU'„, *ja ooo a: 111 1 rellJh.and @25PftaT 11U,. Not l ing transpired in silver. We still quote 101: H it J09 1 tor American naif dollars and Mexican Sof ten nominal. A fa:r business was done in foreign exchange, toe sales of sterling exceeding Ji45,00-t. of which A loin clear at 119 an inside figure: A:;wn l,i:l of lad ng at 1UU: A1500 AI clear and Atooo bid of haling at 119 V AilteO Al b:U or lading a* 119q2 p cent discount; *12,000 commercial *c'i. 0**o and *00,000 private bankers' and *I5.00(i bai.lc at 8 ifl.efai s gld on Prov deuce, a;id @12."M'e]!ing Company.. I oo l 5» Pneumatic Pro|>e]!ing Company.. I oo l 5» Louisiana Levee Company....... 3 0'i a Mechanics' and Agricultural Fair Association.................... 16 00 18 (HI Louisiana State Lottery Company. 67 5o c os oo Sugar Shed Company.............. 30 00 22 oo Loan and Pledge Association........® 40 (Hi Calcasieu Sv.lpluir Mine........... J1 00 32 "U Burra Burra Copper Mine...........* 5 on CarQudelet Cana, and Navigation Company....................... 25 00 S 27 oo Old Fellows' Hail................. I 50 7: 2 i n 8t. Charles Hotel................... 7 00 7 50 Opera House Assoc atioti..........170 on ti25 :hi Polk County Copper .Mine......... 5 00 a luiporiers' Banned Warehouse____94 (Hi a 95 50 New Orleans Sanitary and Fertiliz ing Company...'............... 20 00 21 00 Mississippi snu Mexican Gulf .115 00 Ship Canal... V'lutcliutram Railtoad..... Carrollton Railroad........ Jackson Railroad............ New Orleans City Railroad........171 OO St. Charies Street Railroad........ 72 00 Crescent City Rajroad.............. Canal and Claiborne Street Rail road............................ Orleans Railroad......... 84 00 Levee Steam Cotton Press...... (Hi (Hi New Orleans Gas Couipauv.......147 00 Ammonia Propelling Cumpauy____15 'Hi Is,msiana State sixes of 1866....... 10 Louisiana State sixes of 1870 53 Louisiana State sixes, old.......... 63 State Penitentiary sevens......... No: tli Louisiana and Texas Rail road, 8 per cent................ State levee sixes................... to State levee eiglitB................ 71 Consolidated city bonds, old....... 70 City six per cent railroad bonds.. City five percents................. 51* City seven per vents (old)........ t.4 City seven per cents (new)........ id City ten per cents (old;............ 95 City ten per cent bonus, issue of 1871............................. 65 City seven-tliiny certificates...... V'* City wharf bowls................ 74 Jefferson City lanids. old......... Jackson Railroad hint mortgage bonds.......................... 88 Jackson Railroad second mortgage coupon bonds.................. 75 Jackson Railroad second mortgage debt bonds..................... 73 St. Charles Hotel mortgage bonds. 80 Jetfeison City Gaslight stock..... Miss seippi Central railroad first mortgage bonds................ 86 Mississippi Central railroad second mortgage bonds 72 Canal ami Claiborne Street Rail road first mortgage bonds____ £2 Opelousas railroad mortgage bonds eight per cent................. State warrant*, large.............. State warrants, small............. Metropolitan Police warrants (uew)....................... City certificates ul appropriation. @125 Oft a 52 5u J7 (HI @Jln 50 o 'Hi 7100 @TOW» 72 00 a 75 72 06 54 (O ft 85 *H) a 02 00 @.4« 50 a r-5 55 0- ft) Low ordinary..... Ordinary.......... Good ordinary..... Low middling..... Middling.......... Strict middi.ng— Good middling____ Exchange figures. COMMERCIAL Fkidat Bvaxise, November 24 1871. COTTON—The sales to-day sumun-d up 65eobales, at an irregular advance of S, ft qc in ah grades ex cept good middling, which was it ®ise dearer. We raise our quotations accordingly, and give a so -lie Exchange figures which are tor even running of Its types, while ours are for average lists, w.tfi the OUts ue tig ires for strict: Average lists. ".\\'."".'l8>J&)[7 ..........18^i @13 *t ..........IS SadUlh. .........I8>; Sll't ..........19 ..........19k @19-j The demand was active throughout the dav. and under th lave;able intiuence ot the Liven-oo and New York telegrams, factors were enabled to es tabltsh tbe advance noted above. strict good ordinary, with staple, sold at IC'c: strict, good ordinary to low middling at 18qc, low middling at I84-c, strict do at 18V. and even a tract on higher: strict low middling to mid dling at 18*1:": middling at I8V and 18?,c. and an exceptional case asTiigh as 19c: strict middling at In Inc and 19c. and good middling at !9>gc. a higher style commanding 2)>c. Deducting .100 bales too much reported vester day, the sales lor the past three davs sum ,.p 16,900 bales, luakiug an aggregate for the week «>i 35,300, against 36,800 last week and 22.800 the week be Ore. Week's receipts 37,004 bales, embracing 3412 rrom other do'ivery porta (of which 2805 from 19(2 Mobile), and 35.592 proper, against 30,814 proper last week, and 37.084 last year. The Ex change telegrams make tbe week's all the ports 104.330 bales, against week, ana 120.821 last year, and the receipts at 100,1:28 last _______ total since August 31, 773,896 bales, against 918.701 lost year. The week's exports comprise 21,459 bales, embra: ing 5803 to Liverpool, £150 to Havre, 825 liouen, 159* to Barcelona. 1669 to Boston, 2530 to New York. 44b1o Philadelphia, and 444 to Mobile. Total ex ports Dorn all ports 108,892 bales, against 465,281 last year. The Exchange reports: "Prices irregular; de mand active.'' Its quotations are advanced v in good ordinal v and low middling, ?,u. in n ,dd ing and V in good middling. COTTON STATEMENT. Bales. 25,323 11,709 *225,072—234.781 260,104 3,439 .................146,066—149,505 hand and oti shipboard, not cleared. 110.599 lay last ym Stock on hand September 1, 1871 Arrived since last statement..... Arrived, previously............... Total............................ Cleared to-day................... Cleared previously.............. Stock ______ _ Stock corresponding day' 1'* ®*P°£s embraced 1908 1524 to New York and 7 to Mobile, since last evening ll.ooe nd o888 99,626 tales to Havre, Receipts proper last Friday and ^888 Last "year' makirqr an aggre* gala since Friday evening of 33 59* hues amount *,814 last week and 37.0& last year Ld *ri "'e teefyeat 31 I96, i7 s**mst 256,520 bmes SCGAR-Rereive.h6Mhhds. The demand is fair, especially for the tatter descriptions, and prices ore firmer. The supplies are selling at 5 a 6c lor inferior: 6*y®7c for common; 7h@7fcc for irood common; 7' i a,ic for fair; 8 i,@t4tc tor good fair 9@ 94.c for fully fair: Wa Whc for primef U®ll j,for choice; 8® 10c for seconds; lOl^Mli' c fo r clarified, and II a 12c for white. MOLASSES—Received. 7737 bbls and 84 half bibs The better descriptions are in good demand, bi t lor prine; 49 a 50c for etrictlj prime, aod 5la5A-:or choice. FLOOR—The market is bare of superfine: double extra and low treble extra are scarce, and the stock of choice extra is light. The demand is re stricted by the want of supplies of the medium and lower grades; 1260 bbls were sold, of which 40 common at *5; 100 fine at *5 78; 100 do at *615; 106 and ITS double extra at (57 25; 50 and *35 treble extra at @7 50; 100 choice extra at *8 85, and 50 do -Iain supply for buyers: 7i00 sacks were ___________ix»* 2M Re; 2800 new wliijbe for thfi Sic; 700old}-ell yellow mixed All* 199S01 684ic. and 1300# y-jc). OATS—Are ii R-Gf© tllilll tty 1000 •t still easier pri •old, of which oOO «I feir demand, bnt 214 new white at _ e*»nd 700 old mixed 100 old yet .tied at 680 250 ellow mixed /iTie 199S0U3 Of tablew white at j i s 12 ill sacks sold si bushel. BRAN—Is in light supply, sold at *1 40 pil'd Its. HAY—Id in light supply and Arm at *3S for prime and *40 for choice. POKE—la dull. Mess is offering at *14 25 Ip bul without sales. It is retailing at *14 75® i! t> U1>L LRY SALT 41KAT—Shoulders are retailing tit 61* ®6 Vc# tt. BACON—Is very ~\c; clear rib sides at fee; BACON—la very dull. Shoulders are offering at clear rib sides at 6c; dear sides at 7 r .,c. with out buyers. Choice sugar cured tamsaieduilnud nominal tit 15J5fee p lt>. LARD—IsduiL Tierces are quoted at 9?«c; kegs lot, on- p ir,. BREAKFAST BACON—Is dull at loaned lt> WHISKY—The market is tare and the supplies sell readily as received: 75 hills clmi- e Wi stotu iectitied sold at *1 ('2Y gallon. POULTRY AND EGGS—t hickens are selling on the landing at *3®5: turkeys *15@2C; geese *7ir 9; eggs ..8u40e (0 dozen. Escb'LENTS—Apples are selltngon the landing at *2«'3 50; pofatO^K 4.* bill; OllioUM ^1 C'O; rubbdgi H B f t»OX; ftO ir Itiout bl>J; 02a 2 M't turnips 02: lrorae ra^iitil) 05a carrotfr parempfr 0>, WeMtin white bv.**,* 09 al*' 5G; l€<»it4*12?/JJ; red bean b 0 16?? IT bb,'; diied appJes r>7vuv*: drii-d r»e«chf*seftTc COEN MtAL—J» drj: at 03 251> bid tLe iar.cl ing. HOPS—A lot of 20 ba e« §«*ld at G2^c 1^. Tliere liave been k r,' re ^ip*s of into *rii>r, new. w are sel'ice at V't:" r. We now euote ]9f/i9)2C for all weights. TOiJACrO—There are oiders liere which can not 1 h* MI led on account of the light supplies. Here tie sales in tie pact few days are confined *o 30 iihds. We :t.:e .ugs T«8e; low leaf BaMh c, ite dium i'(. 9■; good ^jdlOV-c; tiue and select ions \\a\'M %r !t*. 15UTTKK—ri e ce is in fair supply and moderate deie.aLu at 22 U 25c for Western, and 33«34c for ta(»shei!. Infer or is in abundance, but unsaleaVe. COOi'KitAti Sscoud-haud packages are u let ter deniano than the new. Second hand molasses barrels command $1 25 barrel. New hogsheads comica.id #4 ."0 apiece; barrels $2 20(7-2 25 ha'f baire;6 I 4t >a 50. Darrel poles sell at 02 1 a 25 lWK'.acd hoge*':ead poles at #45ll and in consequence buyers here have retired. Lake is quoted at 4'd42c. Louisiana clean 37338c; Mexi can improved bi;rry 20425c p 15 >14J,X-Tlie:v isno- much gffyripg, uol i8 mucii bushel. The latter s a gh rate owing to freight. MANUFACTURED TOBACCO—There is very little doing on account of the low* stage of water* iu the tributaries. AD descript ions are quoted at 4bat5c P 16, as :n qna.'ty and packing. NA'*'AL 8*T*jRES—T he supplies are light and are Sold readilv us received. No. 2 Rosin commands *4 50; No. 1 0b pale $65C 50 p bbi. Tar 02 75 hsuf bid. and 0b bhl. Pitch 05 Id 1 for lake, and 04 50 lui domestic. Spirits turpent-no 70c gallon. HIDES—The nock is light, but the demand is Dm ted. Dry r. i.t s quoted at 16c; dry salt 14c; country »*rt'*'n i0c; city wet salted 9>_.3"lUctP It» TALLOvV—A Iot nf'* 135 tierces Texas, a., in the murk* t. s«»id at Lc^e i* tt,. MOSS—In i >etter demand. Country picked coni nmnds 3*. 'it and clean picked 6h 511c p It). PDtS' VKKT—Are selling at ^2 815^3 Keg. and p:ckle«i pi^s tong .es at 59c a piece. COTTON SEED—The supplies are setting read y at 0 :2$* ton. sucks ref :rued, and $16 th U sa ks. The* .pniy s not equal to the deli i COTTON 51r.I (>1L CAKE—(.'ouuuauils *26 tor. read v. LARD oil—:* n fair demand with a light stock. It comiuni.da 75«.n y* gaiiiiti COFFEE—Ti e market is dul). with the teinlei v in ta'.'T oi oners. Tiiere is a stock on hunt! t 8000 sacks We i- ot. prime at ^kSlU ^e. g-.ld duty paid: good it,*, dim-; fair 13d 13k.ee'It FkBIGHTS—'.'here is a good supply of room on the berth, ami the otfeiiogs have been more iibetu especial v fm Kavj,-. Coastwise there is not n eli do ng. Ti.e rates for cotton by steam for Liverpool are 1 i 16d: New York * I hiand, Merners, from Bremen* liaveLi September 24. E F Stock meyer A. to—4tn C.bU.'.l TOWBOATS. Tecumseb. Warren, from the Passes—Towed down and to sea lf^rh instant, s huoner Viucenta. Bio'tght up ship Juhu Parker RocI;e6ter, GeMi.a.u. from tbe Passes—Went down lifehl—Ero Jgiit up ship bland STEAMBOATS. Marre i a Jeanfrean, from Lower Coast. Jennie Howell. Siniiott, from Trenton. Trenton. Israel, from Tal'a!iat;'liie river. Keonoiii.st, White, iron Yavoo river. Tahle(juah. Dai feres, fiom DnualdaonviPe. Glencoe. Calltoun. from St Lotus. Little Fieta, Poff. from J fleon. Ouachita Belle. Goddin, from S. r.cz. Natchez. Leathers, (run. VjeiKSiiv.ig. Bertha. Ilod^e. from Trenton Henry Tete, Da.feres, trom Donaldsonvilie. Mary, Carroll, fioin Mobile. BELOW COMIKO UP. Eiitis'i ship Mni-limrougb, Armstrin," imm Liver I dol Scplcii.lic: 27, to .1 H Anlili: i-ig. Bi.tish bark tVaverv. Griffiths, I'r.cn Livcrpooi tcmber2K. Meeker. Knox ini— Bark Heroine, Lea: e, u> dav. from Rio JsLe r J L Fbipns k o— EXPORTS. t IIARLFtT^-iN AND KEY' WEST—Steamship T:ipi«ahamiock—239 birds sugar 400 bbls molasses 20 jt.-gs mdse indiaxcla via Galveston— steamsinpii t*_ h g(,u—For Indionola—20(1 bbls flour 35 bbls whisky 30 bills liquor 500 bx* in^ior 35 bags coffee 900'sks gram IKJ pkgs sundries For Galveston—2050 bbls flour 4LU bids whisky 1 bids molasses 30 finds ba ron 1000 fizs bitters 3000 sks gram 320 bags coffee tl'H pkgs mdse NEW YORK— Steamship I'uitcd States—1524 bales cotton 612 bd'.s hides 380 bbls molneaes 96 bags wool 125 bids pci a;j» 35 cases jiccans 47 tes beef 50 dry hides 37 tes tallow 36 i-i.ds tallow 4 cks ta.iow 20 films sugar 12 bxs beef 25 bales osnabergs 17 cases mdse HA VRE—Bark Investigator—1908 bales cotton 3720 pcs staves RlATAN AND CIENFV EGOS—Schooner Henri etta—For Ru.atan—fo bbls flour 12 bbls pork 3 bbls beef 1 bbi beaus 6 sks corn 49 pkgs sundries For (.'lenfuegos—50 tes lard 526 cases lard 10 tes bams 340 bbls flour 2 bbia pecans 600ft feet lumber IMPORTS. NEW YORK—Steam ship Wevfiosset—Asstd mdse HAVANA—Steamship Florida—31,000 cigars 146 cases lemons 7200 pineapples LIVERPOOL—Snip Jonn Parker—5200 skssa't MALAGA—Bark Rosario—Cargo of fruit INDLANOLA—Steamship St Mary—20 bales cotton 247 tales cotton and sundries MOBILE—Steamer Mary—636 bales cotton 106 pkgs tobacco 116 buis hides and sundries rboeiptb'of'produce. LOWER COAST—Steamer Marcella—165 hfids of sugar 65 bbls motessea and sundries TRENTON—Steamer Jennie Howell—401 bales of cotton and sundries TALLAHATCHIE RIVER—Steamer Israel—TOC bales cotto n an d sundries YAZOO RIVER—Steamer Economist—400 bales cotton and sundries DONALDSONVILLE—Steamer Talequali—I bale cotton 187 bhds sugar 257 bbls molasses ST LOUIS—Steamer Glencoe—564 tales eotton 3156 aka corn 2835 aka oats 2357 bbls flour and sun dry produce JEFFERSON—S:earner Little Ffcta—757 bales cob ton and sundries NATOHRZ—Steamer Ouachita Belle-561 tales of cotton 1615 sks cotton seed 34 sks seed cotton 61 fchde tufiar 157 bbls molasses 16 half bbls molasses VICKSBURG—Steamer Natchez—3166 bales cotton 4877 sks eotton seed 7500 staves TRENTON—Steamer Bertha—193 tales cotton 130 sks cotton seed 4 sks seed cotton DONALDSONVILLE—Steamer Henrv Tete—199 ends sugar -27 bbls molasses 67 half bbls molasses BY THE BAILBOADS. brm BAVfnSfn 8 'w JACK f*® FOETH SEN RAILROAD, November 24—1452 bales cotton and sundry produce uORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL Sktaoeed .otto. 433 FOUND. P l 9K? ,I> nfvUM& ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 34, Z: with wUt Roe, Texas branj •n left lap* Tbe owner can hire tb e by proving property and paying expenses. THOMAS GANNON, fi® 25 3t* No. 59 Delord afreet. S AW JULL FOK SJUjCv—THE BfiTAB lishment kuownaathe JACKSON SAW MILL, situated on the levee in the Tl ird District of this city, between Poland street and tbe Convent, is oil--red for sale with all its implements complete. iu;: l:inciy, carte, Jioraes, muies. etc., the proprie tors wieMng'to rel-ire from business. Said mill is iu :be most perfect runi inc order, is now runciEg, and an be examined in ail its parts and detai s. It has done and is doing i> good business. For nai UcuUii s apply on the premises, to nIm PITALCGPB k PETIT. REMOVALS. REMOVAL.......................REMOVAL. 7 HE METROPOLITAN LOAN. SAVINGS AND PLEIdtE BANK has removed from No. 114 »st. Churles street to No. 14 Camp street, under the Ctt.r Hotel, and prepared to RECEIVE DE POSITS. MSCOl'NT NOTES and MAKE ADVANCES ou a]'proven collaterals, as usual, ou the most on.imxtatitg feirns. fo.2-' eet In T, I>. VANHORN, Cashier. MEDICAL. ^W£KT MLININK IS A RECENT lMPRGV* O meat: repwes the use of the Bitter Suiptais W nine, with which al' sto familiar. Dose for oosa :t .s warranted fuiiy equal in every way to Blrtat ®uit- r e. and ike it. iatt>e one GREAT. POSITIVE a Nil PNEAILING CCR1 For a I a. reuses of mai»r:ous oriain. FIVER AND AGUE, NTERMITTEKT FEVER, CHILL FEVER. REMM2TTENT FEVER, BILLIGCS FEVER J DUMB ague Aid -.re .oig train of disorders following tnam aegleoted. SWEET QUININE la made solely from Pemvtan Bark (to la Bitter Qu idn« i. tnerefore is of vegetable origin, and net a jio.Hon, but, on the contrary, is proved to te ue elements found in tho blood of all heai-Jcy mat one c persona SWEET QUININE Acts at an antidote to, aa well ae a curer for Eta r.s.1 or miasmatic poison, the absorption of which by uLgs cauees intermittent fevers, ete. Tt* oniy acvantagecAimed for SWEET QUININE over the use of o d Bitter Quinine is the entire a® senceoft.ia: intense, persistent bitterness which .n the alter, is an ins inuo'ji table obstacle to its use w-ttfc most persont and a: ways with children! SWEET QUININE le in two forms— u powder for the use of phvvcixni anu cr'.ggisis, ai.d fi.nd tor us© in thefaiol.j for the geutiai pnb^c. STEARNS FARR k CO mvl? Maut:«aef::r>j Chemiste. New York. JN1.YIEIUATU RELIEF, AND A PERMANENT CURB GUARANTEED. THE GREAT WESTERN REMEDY •s a Certain and speed; Cure for Neuralgia, Sheumar'sm, Kulnev complaints, General DeblutT' Brepejaia. Sick Head m i e, Chills and Fever, etq Wi o.a pages from infiuenrial cilinens, testify;** ;Le .'ire-ase d'speiimg snd health-pruntoun* caniitjes of the GREAT WESTERN REMEDY, wrlfb* ntnushed on applicstios. Said by All Flrot Ulaas Dragglsta. PklCBt IS cents, 50 cents, 75 cents, @1. and @1 leper Botti* aORNTS WXXTkDkVkxrWKkftB. AA K 7 DAVIS, Discoverer ltd Manufacture* JW Washington Strtvt, Newark, N. J. Tft ta obtained of t he Manufacturer at Wlioleaol* ard iicraii, or at DF-flAS BaRNKS A Co.,and BAI.t. k El RLE, Agents j NEW YORK CITY. tp'rUK ___ tp'rUK ___ EDUCATIONAL. ^£IJL1TARY HIGH SCHOOL, .88 RACE STEET, head of Colieeiini Place. T. B« Edwardai and Samuel 11* Lcwli, Princlpala# W 11 prepare puj* b to enter tLe Louisiana Sta*« Ti-.vereity. or any other i.'o "ege iu Aiueri^a. A ouaiuercia! and Pri ae ary Deuartment attached. M ':arv dieeipliue, with drill. "i< n'ara to be had at the School, or at Jame® A. Greb: ajc'a. °2 Camp btree* au20 IfTB JJEW OKLtAW C ONSERVATORY OF Mrsir. 90.............Oaronvte Street..............90 Th -j conterva*orv suoLcucted after th© piaa ot The conservatories of Europe. For particulars, c.rcujai*®, aud any* desired in fonnation. apply to Tiie Sew Or'.eaoa Oonservatory ct M..g c, No. lf*9C. >Vw Or leans, Lo„.* .ui;a or pvietvi a. s a* The ConeervatOry. THEOPHIirs MASAC. President P.KKPKRycEti—Bisliop J i\ Kenner; Rev. A. F. I loi;; Rev. E. J. TavToi; Rev. J. B. A. Ahrens; W H. Foster. Ksq., from Race. Foster k E. T. Merr ck; T. Bein:ss, Esq.; I r. W .iiaia H. Holcombe: A. Wheeless, Esq., President New Orleans National Bark; Joseph Ellfsou, Esq., President Louisiana Lq *ah> Life InsuraiM Company; Lloyd R. ('o e n.ai: Esq.. Pres deijt Mee! and Traders* In S'.;ra: *e Con.pan>; W. M. Pin< kard, Esq.; Jacob K«.ss 1 r ksq.; F. Boeder, Eev. Superintendent; George Fotrster, Esq., Edi tor German Gazette et BOARD rp :vfTRrCT!0!». Mr. Tbeopi r.ue Maea*-. protcesor of history and ri osrtphy ot iras .Mr. CLar'cs Van HiiflSpn, piofecEorof-voea iu^b:^; M t»e< aro*ina Zei»B. tirofea nor of vt m *biu: Mr. Edward F. Groyneveft. pro feesorof tlieory and the piano forte; Miss Meian.fl May professor of tfct* piano foi?t; Miss Eugenie Lenuoine. professor of tbe piano forte; Mt. Alfon so Mian, professor of fiute; Mr. Hermann Br&. n, professor of orchestra; .nstnasents. Betide# an ettic:«-nt number of assistant t&cliers. a v.Jo iy a v.Jo iy MISCELLANEOUS. gPIRITUAE IiUCTl RES, AT MINERVA HALL, Clio Street, Between Prytanin aa«l St. Charles. H( n. .1. M. PEEBLES having been engaged for the months of December and Jairiary will speak as abo'e EVERY SUNDAY, rctim.i.g and evening, at e even and half past six o'clock. Lectures free. S ibject of lectures W'ill be announced in Sunday papers. nol9 2n t tflKISSTIAN V Pa .'CliiiM dt PAI L, itstian (Albeit Paul,) AUCTIONEERS, -30 ...........Carondelet Street...........30 St ond door from Union street, New Orleans. W 11 a 4 teud to the purchase and sale of tea es'ate cotton cargoes, lum.mre, and out door tt. es (if e very description. no2 Im L. GEBTEiS, PKACTICAL GUNMAKEB. Dcidei and Jobber of GUNS d PISTOLS, breach loadete. AMMUNITION and FISHING TACKLE, No. 35 $t. Charles street, NEW ORLEANS. Arms made to nrder and repaired by experienced anu thorough workmen. Models neatly made turn dran .ngh with secrecy and d spateh. Mr. Gerteis expei ts In a few days a large assort ment of newly invented Arms. He has now on bat'd every article necessary for a sportsman, aud also a great variety of loaded and unloaded cartridges. A good Gunsmith wanted. *c7 ly AS......... G furnishing all the the customhouses, and all public buildings connected with Slates, with scales, which is satiefactor GAS................UA9. The best and cheapest gas in the city can be had by applying at No. £3 Camp street, to W. B. BOWMAN. Agent Fairbanks' Scale and Cotton Beams. Fairbanks^ ^Co.^are the authorized agents for theTbritel ory evidence ted State*. that they are the standard for the Uuii___ Southern Agency at No. 53 Camp street. -,,5,---- i 3m W. B WHAN. Agent. c. S. HUNT St CO., MACHINERY DEPOT. No. 185 Gravier Street, New Orleans. Manufacturers' Agents for K. C ARVES COMPANY'S CELEBRATED COTTOB GINS AND LINTER8. F ARE'S STEAM PUMPS, Of all kinds. Boston Machine Company's Engines; Portabl* and Stationary Boilers; the Baxter Portable En ginea Schaffer k Budcn berg Steam Ganges; Coffin', steam, Water and Gas Valves, Hydrants and Watei Metros; Sturtevant'a Presanra and Fan Blowers, Exhaust and Dryer Fans; Berryman's Automatic Boiler Feed Regulator and Low Water Alarm; Drake's, Evart'. and Low's Automatic and Hand Feed Shingle Machines: Clark's Linen Pipe*. Coupling!, etc.; N« Couplings, etc.; Now York Ti pony's Screw Plates. Taps. Dies, Reamers, etc.: United States Standard Nut Company's Finished and Unfinished Nuts and Bolta; J. W. Milter h Cm's Saw Gummera, Upset* and Mill Picks; So Steam Packing; Plymouth Mills Rivets; the Vise. Plantation. Draining, Cotton, Iron, Weed-' Ing and all kinds of Machinery, Belting, Shafting and Pulleys, on Land, or will be fumiahta at short notice, at Manuiacturera' Prices. ja38 Sa Sn Tuly _ and Die Com UILDING FiPIB This to a hard, com poo paper, like os ordinary hook cover, aod to saturated with tor and used on the outside of frame build J and cheap wall It w»ts only from @1 te @39 l&ssfusr'.ii 'ss.sraSffi is SKSssaa«ii?^ 98.96,97 Camp street, Now Orleans, mh6 General Agent# for the Southern States. this is is s. nai »st. the DE a m rmumratt, ru urau. To tan on SATUKDAT, December 2, at B P. M. The Fine Al (Sccwmaklp _ C*TiuKixa. Commander. For freight apt !y te WILLIAM CREBVY, Agent, Corner Carondeiet and Gravier streets. FOR NEW YORK. MERCHANTS BtTa If Blip till CoxnprlrlZeg ttxo first- cImm itfimhlpi uaptate Thomas Hulsey. SiEAI'E .........Captain A. W. bwvm EIL-Tta* STATES.................Captain E. Bowed. wsiuSUi fiiS-ri;.............vapia.n a. nones. ......Captain H. A Qniex. I*- hY E SOUfiEB...... Captain B. F. Bnrdiok. SAILING FROM NEW YORE EVERT SATURDAY FOB NEW YOU DIRECT— Tia 'steamship UNITED STATES, MINOR B. CKOWELL. Commander, care liar wharf, foot of Jefferson street, on SUNDAY. November 26, 1871 at 8 A. II, These steamers have superior aceommodotlMM for passengers. Cabin Paaaage.............................. Steerage Passage......................... g f B.iis of lading signed through to Liverpool, Glaa ow. Bremen and Hamburg. Through tickets let re:-class and steerage passengers for Liverpool anc tee Continent, connecting with Guion'a line ol S>*nitrp. etieg from Turk ©very WsdBNdii For freight or neesare, apply to JOHN H. LtuWlOSBN. Agent, No. 19ft Cetr.nion street The steamship GENERAL MEADE will follow, .es- :;g on SI NDAY. December 3. at 8 A M. OC30 BREMEN. Narth German Llorf. STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW OR LEANS VIA HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND Havana. The hitenmskips of (he North German Lloyd w-11 icsiime the-r E-om New Orleana. October.. 22. Noveinbei 12. December 9. January 13. February 10. regular trips ae follows: From Bremen*. KOL3I..........September 16. FRANKFURT October 7. NEWY(»RK.....November 4. EANNC>VER.... November 2. K<»LN...........December 30. Touching outward at Havre and Havana, and on tie r home trip at Havana and Sou: Lampion, to iard and receive passengers and freight. Later days of departure will be advertised here Cf'-cr, ^kit-ES oF Passage Ftob. hi,-iren Southamplon or Havre to Havana ct New Cuieans: CABIN.............................@130 gold. STEERAGE....................... 4t' go d. Fiom New Orleans or Havana to Southampton, Havre or Bremen: CABIN.............................@150 gold. STEERAGE.................... 45 gold. From New Orleans to Havana: CABIN.........................@5d currency. STEERAGE.................... 20 currency. Passage tickets from Bremen. Southampton or Havre to New Orleana issued by the undersigned. For further particulars apply to ED. F. S-TOCKMBYER k CO., Agent!, jy2T- ly 48 Union street. THB CROMWELL LINE. For New York Direct. Th.a Line is composed of the bteamabipo GEORGE WASHINGTON, CORTES, GEoRGS CROMWELL ST LOUIS. The eteamsh p CORTES. WHITMAN. Commander. SUNDAY, November 26, at 8 A. M. Will leave her wharf, toot of Toulouse street, aa •here. Passage..............................*50. Freight for Liverpool, Bremen and Havre token by this fine, and through l ie of ladingglvat fet the same. For freight or passage apply to ALFRED MOULTON, •U28 No. 41 Carondelet (treat. F. e STEAMBOATS. CAIRO. NEW OKLEANX, CHICAGO AND THE WEST. THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD 17» BLUE LINE, VI A CAIRO, Will Taka Freight from New Orleans on first-class steam ers, a LEAVING DALLY. AT FTVB P. M.. FOB Cairo, Chicago, and All Palate Narth, Weat aad East, at the Lowest Rates. All rates and all through bids of lading from New Ot e&ca by above route given, signed and recog. i.sed only at the Generali Office of the Company, No. 26 Carondelet street. Shippers by this rente save all drayage and trans fer charges at Cairo, and their gotaa are always under cover, and no charges ore made for forwdor ing. JAMES T. TUCKER, ?al4 General Agent. LOTTERIES. I LOUISIANA jQ RAWING OF II 6TATB LOTTERY FOR NOVEMBER 94, INTI CLASS 980. 2 1 25 411 .13 55 I The above drawings are published in all the prin cipal papers, and are drawn in public daily at tbe :ccma of tbe company. Information furnished and prizes cashed by HOWARD, SIMMONS k GO.. Coutractora. St. Charles street, coiner Union. New Orleans. w tneas onr bands at New Orleana Louisiana, this w- ut v fourth dav of November. 1871. H. PERALTA, ADAM GIFFEN. Commissioner*. BBWARE OF BOGUS LOTTEB1B8. at»28 J^OUINIANA riTATB LOTTERY COMPANY. Incorporated August 17,1862. CHARLES T. HOWARD................PRESIDENT. MINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY. SPLENDID SCHEME—ONLY 20JMS NUMBERS. Capital Friao .....@30,000. CLAMS Q. TO BE DRAWN AT NEW ORLEANS OH Satarday. December 3, INTI. HOWARD. SIMMONS k OO., Contractors. SCHEME: £0.000 Nam hers—Tickets Oaly 120. 1 prize of @50,000 la........................@50 ooo 1 prize of 30,000 is........................ 30,000 20,009 is........................ 30000 10,000 1a........................ 10,000 9.000 to........................ 9,000 8.000 to........................ 8.000 7.000 to...................... MOmtote. Whole T T. HOWARD. Lock box 086, Paateffiea, Itow Orleana •ffisa mossy ctdw, or Mgkflar you 1st* Q.LA1LDIAN MUTUAL LIFE 1MMJR> ABCS COMPANY GF NEW YORK. Established la 18C9. ALL POLICIES NON FORFEITABLE. CASE OR THIRD ROTE PREMIUMS. NO NOTES REQUIRED. Lasl Cash Dividesd Fifty Per Ceat. Cash assets over.................... @2,880,(100 Fciic.'ea in force............................ 15,080,000 Annual income............................ 1,000,080 Losses paid sice 1E5?..................... 600,000 OFFICERS: W. H. PFCKHAM, President. W. T. Ho<'KER. Vice President. L. McADaM. Secretary and Actuary. G. A. FEELLIEAR, Si'pcr.utendeat of Ageneloa. DIRECTORS: Hon. John A. Dix, New York. John J. Crape. President Eank of Republic Wll/am M. Vermilye, Banker, Wall street (Ver mi'yek Co). Chailea G. Rockwood, Cashier Newark Banking Company, Fen. George Opdjke, ex-Mayor of New York. Minot C. Morgan, Banker. Tbiunas R.gney, firm Tbomaa Rigney k Co. Bcnjam.n Sherman, Treasurer New York Steam Sugar Refining Company. Aaron Arnold, firm Arnold, Constable k Co. R chard H. Browne, of Wetmore It Browne, lawyers K. V. Haugnwont. firm E V. Haughwont fc Co. William W .kens, firm W. WilkenaltCo J us H. Pratt. Merchant. Wi.Tam W. Wrigbt, Merchant. Chat es J. Starr. Merchant. W: am Allen, Merchant. George W. Cuvier, Banker. Falmyra, New York. George T. Hope, President Continental Fire In st ranee Company. Jr tin H. Sherwood, Park P'ace,' Wa ton H. Peckl am, corner Fifth avenue and Twenty-Th rd street. New York. William T. Hooker, Wall street. Ed ward H. Wright, Newark, New Jersey George W. Far.ee. Lawyer. W L. Cogswell, Merchant. JOSEPH SIAGNEK, Manager for Loive ana and Texas, No. <58 etreet New Ot lean*. fell ty fJY El TOiM A INSURANCE COMPANY NEW ORLEANS. Insure Fire, .71 urine and River Risks at Lowest Kate*£ 1EMPORART OFFICE, NO. Ill GRAVIER STREET, NEAR TEE CORNER OF CAMP STREET. Capital...... Subscribed. |l,OW,«M 70@,@@0 A. EIMER BADER, President CH ENGSTFE1B, Vice President. GEORGS STROMEYEB, Secretary. Board ol Trnateeo: A. Elmer Bader, M. Frank, W. B. Sciimndt, Lo -s Kchneiaer, J. 31. Schwartz, F. Rlckert. Jacob Ha*s tiger, 8. L. Naeite, Louis Schwartz, R- seig. H. K. Gogreve, W. Dav e. lease Scherck, Je4 t jal Theodore Lllientliol, Frank Ruler, Hermann Eicke, 0. H. Miller, Ch. Engstfdd, H. Fciumann. G. L. L. Maver, X. Weisaenbaoh, N. A. Baum garden, Joeeph Keller, E. T. DelF Je4 t jal QFFICE OF THE SUN Ml'TDdl INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS, «I .ramp fftreet. flFTgfirft ANNUAL STATEMENT. Naw Cblcanc, January 31, 1871. In conformity with the requirement* of their charier, the company pub ish tbe following state ment for the year ending December 31,1870: Amc.mt of premiums for the y ear ending t hlrty-flrst Decemhe viz.: On Fire Risks.................*Ki2.060 88 On Marine Risks........ On River R.eks......... Add— Cnterminated E.eks for 1869. 48.465 64 74,305 59 @224,832 11 £1,511 00 Deduct— UrteniLhated Risks for 1870.. @45,612 00 Return Preuu ums............ 914 56 @276,343 II Net earned premiums for 187#....... Losses pa.d during same period vis.: On Fire R.bks......@78 539 00 On Marine R «ks... 1,065 61 46,526 56 .@229,816 46 On River R-sks.... Taxes.............. General Expenses.. Discount on Pitrn 20.964 88—150.510 09 13 913 79 37,012 73 Interest en Sci ps.. Re- ns'rranece..... Amount reserved for unarl juefed losses ess savings.. 16 "31 91 47,434 42 3,114 38—117.507 1 6,759 04 Dscount and profit and .os £7.995 I 216,7 Net Profit......................... @13,036 00 The Company have the following Aaaeta, esti mated at the lowest market cash values, via: 465 Consolidated and R&.moad City Bonds................................ @338,43 5,160 00 23,630 75 1,000 00 99.000 00 36.600 00 11.900 00 9,373 00 1,300 00 5.900 00 1.900 00 1.600 00 336 00 6 State Bonds.................. 44 City Seven Per Cent Bonds......... 4 I. O. O. F. Bonds..................... 3 Giand Lodge of Louisiana Bonds.... 2 N. O. Turners' Association........... 600 Shares N. O. Gas Light Company*... 224 Shares Citizens' Bank of Louisiana. 350 Shares Union Bank ef Louisiana*... 223 Shares Canal Bank*.................. £0 Shares Crescent City Bank......... 58 Shares Louisiana State Bank*...... 50 Shares Mechanics' and Traders' Bank.......................... 30 Shares Hafbor Piotect.on Company 5 Shares Merchants' Bank............. Loans on Fledge......................... Loans on Mortgage...................... Bill# Receivable.......................... Scrip of other Insurance Companies.... State Coupon*.......................... Premiums in course of collection....... Cash on hand............................ To tal................................. @774.061 02 *Including Dividends. The above statement to a just, tne sad correct transcript from tho books of tbe Company. THOMAS SLOO, President Thomas Akcbbson, Secretary. 8tatz or LoneiANA, Parish es Ohlxaxi City at New Orleans. Sworn to and subscribed before me this twenty first day of January, 1871. ANDREW HERO, Ja., Notary PubHe. 64,063 46 I 13,450 00 J 6.381 60 3,49130 >8.000 00 T he Bo ar d of Director, have resolved to pay M, per cent interest on the outstanding Certificates of Profits, on and after the second Monday of Febru ary 1871; also, fifty per cent on the balance of the •crip of tho year 1858, payable on and after the third Monday in March, 1871, and they have for ther declared a dividend of ten per cent on the I net ran.* Pwt.cip.ting Premium for tta jw ending December 31, 1870, for which certificate! will be issued on and after the twentieth day of I March next THOMAS SLOO. President. JOHN G. GAINES, Vice President. THOMA S AND ERSON. Secretory. DIRECTORS: JohnGi Galnaa, El L N. 1 L Wste '.A Rent, EJ.1 W. E Seymour, EE ton rfty ymCBAWT MUTUAL. WSCEANCE COMPANY OF NEW OBLBANA Ha. Mi Carnal ANNUAL STATEMENT. In conformity with the requirements of tbeix charter, the Company publish the following state! merit: Premiums received during the year ending May 31, 1871. including unearned premiums of tho previous year— On fire risk*........................... @757,573 68 On marine riake......................... 103,808 61 On river riako........................... Total premitmoa......... ......@1,101^6* 64 Leas unearned premium!.. SMS 00 Net earned premiums, May 31, 1ST1.... @878,640 64 losses paid on fire risks .......1....... @419,ISO 37 On itarne risks........... 69.330 27 On river risks............. 13,791 63 .@571 Nil 37 46.531 71 30,062 37 Total............. Taxes...................... Reinsurance# and return prernl .una.............. Total....................@644,306 35 Deduct Interest, leas ex pense*................. 33,ISn 75- @615.135 60 Profit...................................@363,565 04 Tbe company have the following Real estate............................. City bonds...............*............... Bank and railroad stocks.............. Note* secured by mortgage.-..:........ Note# secured by pledge............... Bills receivable......................... Premiums in course of collection...... State bonds............................. Scr p of other companies.............. Stock of Valletta Dry Dock Company Stock of Levee Steam Cotton Press.... Stotk of Marine Dry Dock and Ship Yard Company...................... Farbor Protection Company........... Moitgage bonds Grand Lodge of Louisi ana.................................. Mortgage bonds Turners' Association.. Mortgage bonds Odd Fellows' Hall.... Stock Opera House Association........ Judgments.............................. Cash on bond........................... @110.969 11 304,050 00 97,456 00 410,983 80 103,596 80 67,755 43 62,(03 91 1,500 00 6,11150 19.800 00 MW 00 3,700 00 1,508 00 >,000 00 3,000 00 fi.OWOO 3,000 00 18,134 10 311,368 89 ....@1,493,189 61 Total assets................ Leas—Unclaimed interest and interest payable July next on all out standing scrips of the company.............. @7fl,745 90 Issues of scrip for the years 1863, 1864 and 1865, payable in July.. 179,090 00 Unearned premiums ou May 31,1871............ 233,433 00_ @4gll<»r9ff *1,000,131 er Tbe above statement is a just, true and correct transcript ironf the hooks of the company. P. FOURCHY, President. G. W. NOTT, Secretary. Bran or lomiiii, I. Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleana. Sworn to and subscribed before me the third day of June, 1871. JOSEPH CCVTLLIRB, Notary Publie. At a meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the third day of June, 1871, it was resolved to de» clare a scrip dividend of thirty per cent on the net earned participating premiums Car the year end ing thirty-first of May. 1871 for which certifies teo< wi.l be issued an and after the first day at August next. Also, to pay on and after the second Mon day in July next the whole issues ef Scrip for the years 1863,1864 and 1865, and six per cent internet on ail outstanding scrip of tbe company. DIRECTORS: F. Foarcfay, L. F. Genereo, P. Maspero, P. 8. Wilts, D. McCoard, 8. 2. He If, M. Puig, Joseph Hoy, D. A. Cbaffraix Charles Lafitte, )e4 ly J. J. Fernandes. their )e4 ly J. J. Fernandes. N' w ORliKANS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY. Office Corner of Camp and Canal Stroms. ASSETS DECEMBER 31,1370, @802,70 07. Insuree fire, marine and river risks dividing tbo profits on each department separately to tho in J TUYEff. President. J. W. H'IiCKS, Secretary. II George Urquhart, A. Bochereau, G. W. Babcock, A. Scbreiber, Charles Lafitte, T. Baiily Blanchard, mv!2 ly Director*, it, M. Payro, Placiae Forstall, Augustus Ref chard, Ernest Miltentarcez, W. B. Schmidt, J. Tuyea 56 46 MUTUAL £1RESCENT INSURANCE COMPANY 00 00 75 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 02 Twenty-second Anneal Statement. NEW ORLKANS, May 19, 1871, Tbe Trustees, in cenformitj to the charter, aulk m t the foJlowng statement of the affaire of the company on tbe thirtieth day of April, 1871: Fire premiums for the year.. .@180,572 50 Marine premiums for the year 70,19£ 62 R-ver premiums for the year. 222,613 83 @473,382 00 Earned premiums, leea relnsuram ret-irn premium*...... Losses paid and estimated as foUowa: On fire risks.......@45,799 D5 On marine risks... 19,195 09 On river risks..... 72,639 45 --@137,634 49 Taxes pe>d and estimated... 43,819 21 Discount in lieu of scrip and *400,610 96 stamps, expenses, inter est account, etc., less dia court, etc.............. Leaving net profits....... 50,103 53 331,551 3 0468,453 a TTte company baa the following aaaeta: @24,389 U 91.143 33 Bi^a receivable... Loans on bond sad mortgage Loans on pledge of stock# at call.................... Cash on band.. -@116,632 a 286,716 i 119,095 77 ■tal estate........................ 46 I City bonds, tank and other atocka..".. 00 J Premiums in course of collection..!!!" Totah.............. 406,813 43 75,000 M ■2AI3 6S 60 00 53 The company has also suspended-- ffotea, stocks sad bonds....... MX3 Forfeited scrip........... Lem interest on acrip.!!! 19 The above atatement to a true and npt from the hooka of the company. B.W. w THOMAS A. ADAMS, President. afKTBT Ocnitf, Secretary. Parish of Ohlbahb Rwfoww Orleana, J t0 d subscribed before me, this toenth da, of May. W V. EVANS, Second Justice of the Peace. The Board of Trustees resolved te pay ta^oT^^d^ to p*ay of e **T of the issue of i860 thereof, next to the legal and after the first Monday in Juno _________*""'** I titled te mtrtieiaa*. ®a rn ®d pre mi u m s en l™.£ t AprU after the first 1 ued 00 an* of I orament tax. THOMAS A. ADAMS, President ____ O- T.IBUDDECKK, Vice President MWM Ona, Secretary, TRUSTEES: s a®uel H. C. T. Buddeeke, IE A G. Otar, r.' P. H. Foley,