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COAL AND WOOD.

JOHN MANNING,
Dealer in all kinds Of
WOOD AND COAL,
No. 112 Annunciation ST., Cor. Thalia,
NEW ORLEANS.
Delivered to any part of the city the lowest
ket rates. aust 3nn
WILLIAM LEE,
COAL AND WOOD MERCHANT, -
- ogF1cE AND YARD -
On the Levee, at the Foot of Robin Street,
NEW ORLEANS.
Orders be left at my residence corner Of Clara
and Cypress streets and at j. G. DySarts AT Common
street.
Dealer In Coal and Wood, wholesale and retail at tn
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Orders filed and families Supplied ct Short nStiOs.
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TEUTONIA INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW ORLEANS. .-
Insure Fire, Marine and River Risks ut Lowest
Rates.
TEMPORARY OFFICE, NO. Ill GRAvIER STREEr
NEAR THE CORNER OF CAMP.
Subscribed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S50,o00
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F E4ssS W S.ssss FL Rss Rsss.
S9ss fiAentha Del saadio. fsaso s sosssos
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NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
Panty.
Office corner of Camp and Canal streets.
Capital, 100000.
Assets, December 81, 1872. .S755,s4l "a
and Rzss saan
For the aooommodation of it, e1ssomers s tho Cor,
make F3sE e fessasn
NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL INSURANCE
ASSOCIATION,
Office, No. 1O2 Canal Street,
FIFTH QUARTERLY STATEMENT.
FIRST QUARTER OF 1873.
In conformity with their charter the New Orleans
Mutual Insurance Association publiSh tho following
statement Of their affairs for the first quarter Of 1875
ending March u, 1873:
Fire Premiums. ..................SsI63 500 as
Marine Premiums. gil, loz %
hivea 1888 le-699, 5Sl %
Ies. anearned Premiums. .sass, s4o o.
Less Returned PremiumS loss 47-S6S,SIe 70
Not earned premiums. &436 i5e o.
Add interest and rent--.. 25.S73 81
4sl, 40 IS
Maine losses: :.:::::.::.:.::.::. ee'sss j!
Ressr r ii ior anadjasted losses. 90 %
sas4.ss0 %
Expenses. licenses and taxes. Ass Is
Profs and loss. oSs aa-4ss1os g.
Net profits. eas.sl7 n
Balance due stock notes. es,o $50 81
Cash on hand and in Europe. ....-....... I621o2 50
Notes and bills receivable. $4,000 IS
S Sss sas IL H. 50 go g g
earned premiums of first quarter Of 1878,
Premums subject to assessment in following 80
quarters according to the charter asa l2a &c
Total assets ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. eI5474lO 40
The above statement is correct transcript from tho
books Of the New Orleans Mutual Insurance Assooa-
ton.
O. CAvARoC, President
STATE LOUISIANA
Parish OF Orleans, City Of Now Orleans.
Sworn to and subscribed before me. this 7th day
April. 1873:
G. LIE GARDEUR JR Notary Public
At special meeting Of the Board OF Directors, held
this day, it resolved in conformity with Article
seventh Of the charter to collect immediately the fu
amount Of earned premiums Of the first quarter Of 1873
and to pay to stockholders after settlement Of said pre-
miums, quarterly interest dividend Of two and half
per cent on the amount Of capital stock paid in.
@. CAVAROC, President,
G. LANAUX, Secretary.
Chas. Cavaroc, Arthur Poinoy,
Chas. de Ruyter, j. Eglo.
Leon Haas, Jr:, p a witt
r. +. Aioton, Leon Queyrouse, 81 b
W. Agar Leon Rooohi
o. Cambon, j. B. Levert.
OFFICE OF HIBERNIA INSURANCE COMPANY
S vi sew ORLEANS. 81 Camp street: election
held on Monday, the 5th inst, the following named
gentlemen were chosen Directors Of this Company to
serve for the ensuing year:
Patrick Irwin John Henderson,
John Z. Gibbons, William Hart
Thos Marley, R. n OBrien
K. B. Briggs J. A, Gardner
A Hirsc6, r a. RYAN
Edw'd Sweeney A. II. ISaacson,
And at q meeting of the Board, held this day. JOHN
ion and GW Ei9 ES s 9od elected PFes
The Board also declared Of the net profits Of the
past twelve months 10 per cent interest; also 10 per
dividend in pIemiums~the said interest and JiTdsnds
1pdsr the amended charter to be placed the credit
Now orleans May "a 1873. 9yis IS "
COAL AND WOOD.
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HOTELS.
y -SWEENY'S HOTEL,
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,
Corner of Chambers and Chatham streets,
jy2O Gm NEW YORK

T ,ACLEDE HOTEL,
CORNER FIFTH AND CHESTNUT SITS,
ST. LOUIS, NO.
Telegraph Railroad and Steamboat Ticket Omoo.,
this House.
je29 % ly j. W. MALIN & SON, Proprietorr
DUBLIN.
Inc European Hotel, Bolton Street,
]. MoLoNY. PnorR1EroR. -
Inc EUROPEAN is extensively patronized by the
Irish, BRITISH and AMERICAN HIERARCHY
and CLERGY.
FAMILIES and TOURISTS will find In It the oa,D
IOrts OF home combined with moderate charges and
aSSiduouS attention. '---
Hot End Cold Baths. ann ,saI
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NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL INSURANCE con
Panty.
Office, corner of Camp and Canal streets.
Capital, $500, 600.

Assets, December 81, 1872. ,s4l "a
Insures Fire. Marine and River Risks. dividing the
profits each department separately the insured
For the accommodation, of its eustomers, the Cons
pany VIII make Marine Losses payable IN London.
J. W. HINCKs, Secretary. fell Is "
, 1873-05-18
Cheerful

FSan tie sprtagExla {afazs.> Republseon.
When the spring Was some months younger
than It is now, clerical friend OF .trs happened
to ind himself stranded 3. rat..sr uninterest-
ing "ray station" with spare ha1t-hour On his
hands. Not happening to think at tho moment
Of anything better to do, he amused himself anE
whiled away time BY little amateur track-in-
spection. In the course ct dozen rods, ha was
surprised to fnd as many spikes loosened and
projecting in what seemed to him rather dau-
ge.u1s manner. Some weeks afterNard he Haa
riding Over the Bame road in company With -ona
Of its Directors. With good deal OF hesitation,
and picking hia words 30 aa not to arorae nia
friends susceptbiiities, he alluded to- his Dis
covery. That's nothing unusQsl,n commented
the Director; "it'a the frqst coming ont: OF thee
iino; drive EN- IN to-day. and up theT come
again to-corroW." "But is Mt it dangerous ,''
asked the cleric. "Let me tell you, air" replied
tho Director, "that railroad men think railroad
travelling is dtt5ays dangerous, and that ne make
it rule never to get into the cara at this season
Of the year, except On urgent brsiues5."
, 1873-05-18
Elsewhere.


The Rev. Nj. Ancient, Of Torzence Bay Nova scot1a,
has accepted call to HALIFAX
There are held in the City Of No1 York every vee,
moro than 600 prayer-meetngs. .:
Tho Old Catholics to proceed to tbs election OF
Bishop OF Cologne On the 4th Of June. -: : :
There ara los students in the Boston School Of
Theology.
cherokee, Iowa, hadn't single church two years
ago. Now It has five Of them.
Baptist clergyman, oser 10 years old ts matr1cu-
1sted ss . freshman in Dartmouth College.
On Easter Monday oop pilgrims yizited the famous
shrine Of st. Anne d'AuraJ, Franco. -,
Thu Presbytartans In the United States average
niuaty-eight Communicates to q church.
Tho Fulton-stzeet Prsysr-Meeting IL attended BY
from 100 to 400 parsons daily.
NJ. spurasons Church 1embe1ahip IN London M
foots up E7, Five hundred have been added the
past year, and 263 removed by death.
Deacon Charles stoddsEd, who reeently died n Boz
ton rave 900 to the Board Of Foreagn ssaons IN
annual gifts during thirt5-stx year7.
Tha rhristaz, Standard, of Cincinnati, reports $50
accsEs,ona to the Christian Church during tbs list
week.
e as ER:ss Pee oaa,s ss4se:
ever celebrated On the Island of Cuba.
society for tho prevention OF cruelty 70 animais
taa been established In Florenco under "nan
&uspicea."
Robert Bruce, the converted Brahmin, ha1 BEEN
xnendne some time in New England, and has sddreas
ID meetings in various towns-
Tho Methodist Recorder says one Of IT. eTchanges y
hefore they insisted upon having than rare:
Tbs General synodof the Irsh Church Is stu occu'
MED in discussing the communion service aoa tneIo
seers to be imminent danger OF Split ~
OF ali The churches gathered in Boston prior 70 tne
.sr ~ mo ~ the Kngs Chapel is the only ons whose
plsce Of Worship is on the original site. - :. =
Ths e.ttan 1ntegse:r Is Eee and ~ hs1d19me Ra'n
GEathnlics arc cackling ove- = new grieVance.
The advice Of preacher IN Brooklyn 70 yo4ng aen e
preparing to preach Christ u !: oe' "Ssaaea ~ ~
, 1873-05-18
REVIEW OF ADJUSTMENTS.
THE DRAMA.

The various places Of Amusement during tho
past week have offered variety OF entertaln-
msnts Of more than the average cxcellence, ane
have accordingly met With more liberal general
patronage than has been the case for some
time. There has: been nothing in any one Of
them, perhaps, .to, concentrate public attention.
and thus they have been On an equality both IN
'ui;oint Of attraction and audience. Besides this
there has been less rain and more clear sky dur
ing the past air daya than has been bestowed
upon managers for long time. and the keen ap-:
probation By long suffering community Of
period Of high barometer has been emphatlcally
illustrated by the receipts At the bo1-ofices::.:
-: ! go , uooLEY's THEATRE. .-
The second, week OF BARLEY Oampbehs
"Riak, has been as successful as the first, and
this ,has encouraged the management to retain
it for got another week. It will, therefore, up:
pear twice, on, alternate evenings. namely, On
Tuesday and Thursday. During the remainder
Of the week, including Wednesday and Saturday
matinees, Tom Tay1or's brilliant comedy, en-.
titeld tsVictimB," will be presented With cast
OF unusual strength, anu calculated to bring ont
the entire talent OF the company, being as 1o1-
1oxR.
, 1873-05-18
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.

Afay 18-F1fth Sunday after Easter.
lay 19-RogatIon-Dsy.
May y20-Rogation-Day.
May y21-Rog1tion-Day.
Uau u12-AaceuHou-Day. - -
RoMAN CATHOLIC. -;
May 1a-Ftfth Sunday sfter Eastar; st. Veaanaus'
II.
MAY I9-st. P<ter Celestine, P. c.; st. Pudennsna,
r.; Rogatton-Day. n1
Mnv So-st. Bernardine of sisnns, C.; Ro2ston-
Day. -. .,..,,
Iay u-st. Hermenegild, II. Vigil Of the Ascan-
sion Rogation-Day. i. :.
Xav q 22-Asceuston Of Our Lord.
Nay 23-st. John Neponuce1, u.
May 24-B. Y. Mary, He1p Of Christians.
, 1873-05-18
Remarkable Case OF Sonnamb.. ..sIlam.
IT, From tho 1itusrize tPu.) Courier

il"
. Tie Now Hampshire somnambuliatic boy, who
goes about hitting people on the head with &
Ratchet, has an imitator up In Fairview, Eric
County. It is related that, ona Of the bit,er
cold nights the past winte., boy Of that
borough, aged about IL years, rose in his aleep,
and, clad only N boys nocturnal garb and paiE
Of stockings, went through tho frosty air and
deep snow e-quarter OF mile to the housa
Of = neighbor, informed them that burg,
1axs had effected an entrance into the
house, and solicited aid. The neighbor cross:
questioned the youth, the result Of which wsz
that the boys statement appeared to be straight
and correct. After routing the neighbors, hunt
ing for revolyers, and general hullabaloo, an
armed party made for the house where the bog
had stated that the burglars had been operating.
They approached carefully slyly effected a az ;Sn en-.
found the family reading quietly BY the are-sdo.
They stated that they supposed the boy waa
sleeping in bed. He slept IN the chamber, and
In somnambu1ietic mood c1awled ont Of back
window and down to the ground, when he waA
oil Tor the neighbors for assistance.
, 1873-05-18

49, SERVICES TO-DAY. - - - -
PHxsnY rRRIAS. 81 = 50 'E~~ /
and evening in the Ninth Church. :: =. -. -,
H I ESnsS Rfs'fa
diatozisl Administration of Divine p5asidsnse snd
thts evening on Paul In Prison and tho Word q eoa
evenps = he2 e. fsr{sn aSaaS
First sso,ch church; the morning being ne
-F1of ): g. c.sson, Ct xsa,:s ,!s ,sl Proasn' th''
The rev Arthur swazey will preach, ths morn
. The Rev. d. .. Guliok will oheate a. usual ~
the American Ratorntd Church. ...:
The Raw Abbott r. H!tredga Will PREACH a. tne
Third Church. at The usual ~ hoqrs; our +,a morning
@4 mProf swing VII preach this morning at MeV1ek-
cr'a. =, -, -. 49,:
The Rev. H. G. Kinney VIII otactate - usual = tne
Church @ q tue a. poWrrs Of St. Johns Church. Will
preach thia evening at Grace Church uan,, At
Tho Rev Henry g: Perry will oh'este as USUAL =
A. n s51h1s Xiv % vii oct.te, a. usu at st. Stephens
eno5 mThe Rev E. sn1ivan will preach this morning It
thia evening On "The Water Turned INTO VINE ne.
CHARLES ohsnsg w ie1s n
Esxer Fo1gets" and this evening on "aods sef''ee
l hn
c,1v.ry Church on Especial P1aJer, ano Au1s etee
~ srhs Iords Prayel.n :.
| rh. Rev Florence MCCARTHY breaches, ns usual, It
the Union Park Church; His evening sop'ees ~
KnoX About b stis. tns e.. morning in
IL. Eirst church In the evening there will be tos-
.,AI meetinr ~:
1 DR. Mitchell will preach TINS morning, anu -"
1selr1 % P Psr Z. Hodce. Of kalamazoo, ofaciatas
oornino and eyenin0 IN tho Michigan Avenue Church.
Ths Raw. T. r. Ravln will prezch this morning, as
the FIfth Church, on "The Relation Of buataess 70
~ tha son II God.n ,>,,
| -Tha Rev " l. Noyea will preach, - USUAL ~ @n3
Erc,.yyili Church. The moraing subject IL, conse-
H 'elIs. ~ ~ A0 !;
oAa' aErHoDnr. =,
rno Raw n bf,Chesuey Of New Bedford, Mass, W1A
arssrh 1his morrinr ct Trinity Church. The hayo
! McThesnev viii preach In the evening. ~.
GTi,a Rc,: A Youker will preach, ~ daua', ID NA'
/ 7vo.tcrn Avenue Church
"@Tha Raw DR.. Thomas will pre'cn, sn1e H'oknioe
| and evening in the First Church. :. 80 .., - ~ .
Tha Hay J. o. Peck will p-eachy % usaal, ~ 1as
Centenary Church. The eye1ng sau9e.Is .a., soc,at.
Ao's ~. - psv william F. stewart preaches this morn
tno- at the Reuben Strcet Church. A., .z,,n,, .,a
AAe, Tha Wv p Hinn.fs Will preacn tnas motu1o2 @oo
| avar;no Il the Ger-ian Church.
, | -T,he Raw II. Mchown Will pts4cn tt4s A4eAA"@Ao
| .,a a1aninp4t the Wabash Avenue Cau1cn;
ana EtsTv B. D. Sheppard will preach this morning
: and ev-nng at the Mc..1gan Avenue cnufeo'
ga1AALaAts. w -, - ~ +,,o ~rornfnu NJ
the Fourth Church. .,,--.,,,u
f. Tho Rev. Robert ColJer WILL preaen tn1e noso'na
and evening At Unity Churcn. A.. r.,,
There will bo no services so-oay II eoe !noo
Church at. x,,o,,;no I,
Tho Kev LAIRD Coner WILL pteaEs3 ss3t ~. = - nSor
actet dp4n 'I1oole11.1sa. 1e1c1.
, 1873-05-18
THE 3.5rcAGO DAiLY TR1BlN SUNDAY, MAY IL, 1873:

Indeed: it is probable that while Mr. Hart has
Nov g'fe SSIl % be has n nowhere established so 1m
popularity in 80 brief period az he has in this
city! He was greeted on: Monday evening with
q crowded house, and the popular interest
in The :. entertain1nent has not, during
tha week exhibited any. symptom Of
gubsidonco. The, coming weak will, without
do1,bt,: see no .cliango In this respect, because
the character Of tho programme, though entirely
changed in detail, promises to maintain the
probation observable, in the receipts. There
Vii be several new faces to be seen during the
coming week, with careful selection OF new
sketches all Of them more or less attractive.
Thogo Who havo neglected the opportunity TO
, 1873-05-18

while the other, less lofty and less symmetrical
IN contonr. eoncesls volcano within it's bosom,
and is covered almost to tho summit " With rich
and inviting growth Of vegetation me one Is
ever picture Of sublimity, and commands our
highest admiration, though it may never appeal
to our wxrmest sympathies; the other nov ~
tracts us by it's manile OF 'dark-green veraufe,
and now ut once fasslnates and fraghtans py
splendid discharge Of molten Lava. Ii one 90
regarded: a. eublimtty in Iepose, the other IS
grandeur in action, ilnpelled By Q pent-up power
to sudden and mightf eruptions-" 49,
The New York Tribune Of the 10th inst say5:
"Cllarles M. Da1ras, the dramatic writer and an
thor Of The Bln:k Crook who was lately
killed BY falling from the cars near Cos Cob,
Conn.,, died inteBtate leaving estate valued ak
s200, 1000. No next Of kin having applied to ad-'
minister upon the estate, Public Administrator
Dayton gave notice that ho would apply for let
tezs Of administration, and be appeared before
with the notice. Hiram D. Barras, who claims
to be q brother Of The dead man, opposed tho
granting: Of tho lnttere, aud asked, through
await his arrival: from San Francisco
ton. These statements having been pre.
uented to the Surrogate in the foRn OF al all.
aayt, he granted an adjournment Tor ten dts5:
Three persons claiming also to be brothers .,
11r. Barras wero present in the court-room, nna
they al intend to present claims to administer
upon tho estate. Their names are John u. and
Alfred II. Barras, OF Philadelphia, aud NasnlnS-
ton H. Earras, OF Nav Jersey"
, 1873-05-18

been remarkably well attended and unusually
interesting. The Rev. Y. I; Noyes, the bon: ~ =;
otheFs, have ofs:c:ated. Il is proposed that tnis
shall be : jubilee week. III. Moody has been :;3
engaged to lead the rneetingss eyery da9; ana
.Prof Ira D. sankey viii preside ss the 9fgaa 5r
- + + = Smith. = recent graduate Of the Chicago
rheoIorical Seminary, hes been ordained: at
Beechsf, where h6 is tho actins. pastor of the
o sDsrins the last four years the Lesvitt Street
Congregational Church has receiyed 1oo acces-
eiouB. : 's"-' ' - =.
, 1873-05-18


p One OF the strong attractions OF this bill is tne
temperance in Chicago Of prime faVoflte, M:
George Giddene, who has made an enea8eanens
ut this theatre for the remainder OF the season.
The addition to Mr. Hooley's company q ~
paiustaking and promising an actor as Ar: G!a tt.
dena is one which will, without doubt, meet WIN
ready recognition from the public.
M'y1cKER's THEATRE.
: During the past week Edwin Adams has been
the star At this theatre, and the anuaenIe tSe
entire week. On Mondny and Tuesday evenings
Mr. ADAMS appeared in !" The Marble Heart "a
Raphael Duchata: His tmpersonaton OF tns
character has already been noticed IN tneae vol
unns. It is not Mr. Adams' st1ongeas par, ous "
affords him considarab1e scope for the dlspiay o.
some Of those rare accomplishments which naIR
him rs one Of tho leading actors on the Aner!can ~
stage. Mr.. Adams, in this play, il content ~ ~
possess his soul in patience, and reserves I Iho
full pathos snd power OF his rendition unIm .ue
ter, though approached by slow degrees taxes tle
audience with irresistible force, and carxleo y
with him on the hood-tide Of sympsthyto tne pa aa
Of the piece. While 1t does not givo mr. aaalns
the opportunity for full display Of ina; IN
his profession which few sctorB of the Plese:I1s
dsy have reached, the contrasts OF feenng mmc9
he exhibits, the blending Of stern dignity anu
passionate humility are: 80 renaeret 1aet an5
~consumuato actor. The remainder OF
the week was devoted to the chn1m4ng
English comedy Of " Wild Oats - with which NJ.
Adsrns has identified himself, and IN T9ca s .1 ho
has, without doubt, done more to Lay no1a VI Nv m
any other play. His Ralph Rocer is rol1eans 1
gentleman full Of ardent impulses and gooo te
| solves, and so strong contrast WITH Hdp'tue'
that the versatiity OF the actor Is ne mo1g
ticeable. During the present week M. Aon%s a1ha .
will appear in his specially Of Ehoch ATaen. ~
,ha 77r1%duca1 with ana pBAuL10A