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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Motto. There will be no performance At
| Eagle Hall Wednesday night, July l, by the On :
leans Minstrels or any other Minst:els.
Parties who may have. bought tickets
ing to E. J. GUERINGER OR JOHN KEENEY.
| at Gueringer's Dry Goods Store, corner Camp and
| Julia streets. je3O IT.
Office Of Hope Insurance Company of New
Orleans-New Orleans, June 30, 1o74.-The an
| nual election for Directors of this Company will
be held at it's Office, No. q Camp street, on
MONDAY, July Ii, from y O'Clock, NJ, to 2
je3O I'd Secretary.
the British bark AGINCOURT, from Pernambu-
co, will be responsible for any debts contracted
by the crew. je3O 1w*
Hibernia National Bank, New Orleans,
9th June, 1s74-At meeting of the Board Of Di
rectors this day Dividend of Five Per Cent out of
the savings OF the last six months declared pay
49, - JNO. &. DEvEREAUx,
je2s It Cashier
State National Bank.-New Orleans, June
g. ls74:-At special meeting of the Board Of Direc
tors held This Day, dividend of five per cent
declared from profits Of the past six months payable
~ w ~ CHAs. L. c. DUPUY,
je2s 2w Cashier.
Bank Of Lafayette, New Orleans, June rs,
1a74-At the regular meeting Of the Board Of Direc
tors, held this day semi annual Dividend Of Five
Per Cent was declared payable on and after WE'D
je2S Ct Cashier.
Imp0rters' Bonded Warehouse Company,
New Orleans, June 25 le74-An election Of five t5)
directors to serve for the ensuing year will be held at
the office of the company on MONDAY, July 1874,
' jess 30 jy5 anu ' PH1LIP GUEsNoN, Sec.
Office of New Orleans City Railroad Come
pany, No. 1874 Canal street. New Orleans, June 20,
tinU of tbaR forA nf niroof ho1N
on the 10th inst, a Dividend Of Four Dollars per
Share was declared, payable to the stockholders on
and after July !, 1874. G. c. LEWIS,
je 81 tyl Secretary.
DR.. w. G. Austin, residence and ONCE $50
st. Charles, First street Office hours from to
A. NJ, and from half past to halfpast p NJ.
Slate at Geo A. FOsdick & Co.'S No. 80 Carondelet
street. Orders left there promptly attended to.
jel4 tt
North Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Through bills Of ladng given to all stations on this
road for freight shipped per steamers Katie, Par.
goud and Gov. Allen. J. JANNEY, Agent,
je4 III Common street
: Notice-A. +. Hickman will continue the
same business Wholesale Grocer at the old stand,
No IS Old Levee Decatur) street, where he will
receive orders from his friends and promptly attend
to the same. les I'm
New Orleans, jackson and Great Northern
Railroad Company, Office Freight Agent 3s1 Julia
street, New Orleans, May T. 1s74-SPECIAL NOTICE
TO Freight win be received for all rail
road stations and cities NORTH, EAST and WEST.
Freight for all points Alabama and Chattanooga
Railroad receipted for to Meridian only.
SPECIAL CONTRACTS must be made with j. G.
CONTRACTING AGENTS No. % Camp
street, for shipment Of all THROUGH FREIGHT.
Copy of contract must accompany each shipment.
All freight must be PLAINLY MARKED, with
Powder coal oil and combustble articles will be
received. Z. A. BURKE,
my5 Freight Agent.
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COPARTNERSHIPS.

ITE HAVE THIS DAY FORMED PART
w nership under the name and style of
PAYNE, KENNEDY 4 Co., to -succsed the
old firm Of J. U. 4 H. n. Payne & Co, and to
transact . Cotton EacsoEags saAd Commission
business. 81 J, u. PAYNE. II.
.-tsl- & II. KENNEDY
And the late members of J. o. 4 b. n. PAYNE
Z Co, "a e6 BAronne street.
Hsv Ozieans, June "a, lo5A ~ In
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FOR VICKSBURG.
UNITED STATES NAIL PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at 5P. NJ
r. FOR VICKSBURH, PALMYRA,
l6aanfRk Lake, Grand Gulf St. Joseph Rodney
Waterproof Natchez, Fort Adams, Red
River, Hogs Point Tunica Bayou Sara, Port Hnd.
son, Baton Rouge Plaquemine Donaldsonvllle, and
all intermediate landings, the splendid passenger
steamer
Gov. Allen.
]. W. Benson master r. A. Owen clerk
will leave above connecting at Vicksburg with tho
steamer LUCY KERN for Yazo0 and Ta1lahatchie
and LIZZIE for SunfOwer River. n9 ss
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
JOHN JANNEY Agent III Common st.
my2u HlTE CARLIN, TchOupit0ulas ct
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COMMERCIAL.
New ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE,
Monday Evening, June 20, 1874.

The sales to-day embraced 1000 bales mostly
ut lower prices, requiring reduction OF &c in In
1erior and Low Ordinary and tc in all the other
grades. We give also the Exchange figures and
report a. below;
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ADJUSTMENTS.

EOURTH SUMNER CONCERT
Il SECOND SERIES.
Tuesday, June 30, 1874, at 3 O'Clock p. VI.
Prot. K. MEYERS GRAND ORCHESTRA in
classical, operate and popular selections. Pro-
grammes at MIR. Grunewald's stores, 129 Canal
and 18 Baronne street, and at the Concert. Sub
scriptiOn S. per dozen tickets and 80 cents per
single ticket. Next Summer Concert on Friday,
July 3, 1874. je3O 1t
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POLITICAL.


CIXTH WARD ROUGH AND READY DEMO-
- cratic Central Cub-The officers and men,
bers composing this club and ali Democratic citi-
Zens of the Ward are respectfully invited to at
tend meeting, to be held at the corner of Bar
racks and Galletin streets, on THURSDAY EVE
MING, July 3D. at u o'clock, for the purpose OF
recognizing this club and election of officers and
delegates. By order
je3O St. C. KELLER President.
4 TTENTION 5TH WARD WHITE LEAGUE.
N Notice is hereby given to every white voter
of this ward, who is opposed to Radicalism and
desires to become member of this organization,
that the enrolling books will remain open at our
Club House, Nos. 1873 and 1876 Rampant street.
near Toulouse, from ga NJ. to 8 ?. NJ, on TUES
DAY, June 30th and WEDNESDAY, July l. 1874.
DIR. H. BAYON, President.
A. c. LANDRY, Secretary. je3O 2t
Tenth Ward Democratic Cuba General
meeting Of the Democrats Of the Tenth Ward is
hereby called for THURSDAY EVENING, July
I'd, at 1880 O'Clock, at the corner of Magazine and
st. Andrew streets, head Of the market. AS this
is the initial meeting of the coming campaign for
the purpose of reorganization and election Of
officers and Of delegates to the Parish Committee,
it is earnestly requested that every Democrat in
the Ward will attend.
JOSEPH COLLINS, President.
ie3O 3t M&E*
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MARINE NEWS.
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE, !
Tuesday Morning. June 80. )

George j. Duncan is the duly authorized Marine
and River Reporter of the Bulletin.
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Democrats Of the First Ward.-A Great De.
sire being manifested by all citizens to take part
in the impending campaign against the usurping
Kellogg Radical party, now by the grace of Fed
nifty is afforded to the voters of the FIRST WARD
to touch the springs OF political action at the
very commencement by participating in the re-
organization of the Ward Central Democratic
Club, the election of new officers for same and
the returning from the membership of two gen
tlemen to represent them in the Parish Commit
tee, which will be charged with the conduct of
the campaign within this parish in the interest
OF the intelligent, tGr-pdyim9 'rhte people OF New
THURSDAY EVENING, July I'd, at y o'clock,
at Eagle Hall, corner of Prytania and Felicity
streets, and by your adhesion to the Central
Club show your allegiance to American liberty
and Democratic principles one EnW and Rn ndysele
President First Ward Central Democratic Club.
je30 1t*
Eleventh Ward Democratic Club-In accord
ance with instructions from the Democratic Parish
Committee a meeting of the Eleventh Ward Demo-
cratic Club will be held on THURSDAY EVENING,
July 2, at o'clock P. NJ, at the Ninth Street Market
for the purpose of recognizing for the the coming
campaign and elect two delegates to the Democratic
Parish Committee.
I. w. PATTON,
President 18th Ward Democratic Club.
C. W. WILLIS, Secretary. je2s St
The members Of the Crescent City White
League will attend a meeting on TUESDAY EVEN
ING next 3Oth inst at u o'clock, at Eagle Hail.
of Felicity and Prytania streets for the purpose
of completing their organization. The officers and
members Of the Crescent City Democratic Club
of 1872 and other citizens favorable the Organiza
ton, are also respectfully invited to attend.
BY order. F. n. OGDEN,
je25 st President.
Rooms Democratic Parish Executive Com.
mittee Of Orleans.-At a meeting of the Committee
held on June a. 1874, the following resolution was
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the Presidents Of the Democratic
Ward Clubs of the Parish of Orleans he requested to
assemble in their various wards their respective
clubs on THURSDAY, July 2, at halfpast
o'clock p. NJ, for the purpose of organizing and
the election of Parish Committee for the approach.
ing campaign.
Resolved, That the new elected Delegates shall
assemble on the 9th day of July, to organize and
mence the work of the coming campaign"
BY order OF the Committee.
VIM. STEVENSON, President.
VIM WOELPER, Secretary. je24 LIT M&E
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50 bags onions 10 bags potatoes DuffOur Bazus-t
do hid hides NJ Walsh-and sundries to order

50 bags onions 10 bags potatoes Duffour Bazus-60
do l hid hides j NJ Walsh-and sundries to order
Memoranda.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Queenstown June 2l-ArTived from New Orleans,
Norwegian bark Finn, AaOnsen.
Narva, June 2O.-Arrived from New Orleans,
Dutch bark Thorwald, Christensen.
Genoa, June 2l.-Arrived from New Orleans, ship
Union Greenleaf, and Austrian bark Volunteer,
Zambe
In latitude 43 80 longitude &c. May 25 British bark
Eva Slater, from Pascagoula for Liverpool.
LsIT OF VESSELS
Up, Cleared and Sailed for New Orleans.
Steamship City of Houston Deering sid June "a
PHILADELPHIA.
Steamship Tonawanda. Observation-Disclosures sid June %
LIVERPOOL.
Steamship CoriOva Abram .-...-.... cid June 4
Steamship Alice, Ellis Observation-Disclosures. ldg June 5
Steamship State Of Minnesota, Hamlin. sid June
Steamship State of Alabama Flint. .ldg June 20
Bard Prairie Bird, Sanford. ldg May %
BREMERHAvEN.
BORDEAUX.
State Of Minnesota, Hamn sid June 12
AMSTERDAM.
BARK Moan, Nelisen ----- Gu june
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Cleared Yesterday.
Spanish bark Joseina, Maristany, for Barcelona
l. W Miller
Spanish bark Alianza, Bourlie, for Cadiz-
Paul Boudousquie
Arrived.
Steamship Geo Washington, Whitehead from New
York Goth instant, to A MOulton-2d Dist
Steamship Gen Meade, Sampson, from New York
Goth instant to J Ludwigsen--2d Dist
Steamship Margaret, Baker, from Havana via FlOrl-
da Ports to l X ROberts-lst Dist IA
British bark AgincOurt, Williamson, 36 days from
Pernambuco, to Chaffraix Agar-Elevator
STEAMBOATS,.
BIZ Hodge No g BarancO from Baton Rouge
Mary Ida, Ruiz from Lower Coast
VS. Pike Brown, from Fishers Landing
GladiOa, Lee, from Minden
Lizzie Hopkins. AucOin, from Lafourche
Marie Rassett from Pilot Town
Katie, Campbell from Vicksbdrg
Arrived Sunday.
Bark Sarah Hobart, Pinkham, days from Havana,
to master-ElevatOr
Brig Star Cook Z days from Cardenas, to MASTER
Elevator
STEAMBOATS,.
John Kyle Hutchinson, from st Louis
Josephine. COzZins, from Bonnet Care
Empire Canton, from Lower Coast
BelOw-COming Up.
Ship Caledonia Potter Sc days from Havre, in bal
last to master
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Imports.

1mpOflHs
HAVANA-Per bark Sarah HObart-l49 hhds me
lado 4s9 hhds sugar 625 boxes sugar to Chatfraix
Agar
PERNAMBUCO-Per bark Agncourt-7OO0 bags
sugar to Chaffiax Agar
CARDENAS-Per brig Star-625 hhds sugar GO
boxes sugar ties do to Chatfraix I Agar
NEW YORK-Per steamship Geo Washington
Assorted mdse
NEW YORK-Per steamship General Meade
Assorted mdse
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GRAND ISLE.


FOR GRAND ISLE.
Leaves every TUESDAY and SATURDAY, via
r. =. Morgans Railroad, at A. NJ.
The fine passenger steamer
BOssler, 8G4
w. T. Boardman. master L. Walden clerk.
will leave regularly above Passengers will take
the train Which leaves at A. NJ, and win connect
with the BOsser at the crossing on Bayou des Ale
mandes. This great Southern watering place s noted
for its fine breeze surf bathing, oysters and fab
Tickets be procured at the Otfoa of G. A. WHIT
NEY e. Co. corner Of Magazine and Natchez strcets
Railroad and Boat s. 50, msals extra By this rogte
passengers will be carried through in daylight Bag
gage checked through to boat. For further partc1-
lass apply to }''it+ h-5@1s0f1
G. A. WHITNEY 4 CO., ~
je3 I'm And all Steamboat Agents.
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MONETARY.

H0t0l week before. 4,JZ3,61l VI oo1,VV0 U
We have NO change to notice in the Money mar
kst. The offerings both in bank and on tht
stzpet continue limited, and the few transaction
xsporte2 in commercial paper are at previous
x1tsa We continue to quote selected signatures
with or without cOllaterals, at . u cent pei
annum, first class SOLO, AL at HOP, and sec
und grade ct 1011A " cent per month. First
class mortgage rule at 10 u ce mt per annum
While nothing is reported in second grade.
We notice that the State National Bank has de.
clafed dividend Of " cent. out OF the profits OF
tho past six months, payable on or after the 9th
pfuximo.
Gold opened at l11@1l1A, against III at New
York, and after moderate business closed at
1l0I0l11I, against the opening rate in that mar
ket. The sales summed up 5000 embracing
Sl0oO at ll0l, $4,000, $4,000 and $4,000 at III and
No sales Of Silver were reported. American hall
dollars were still quoted at fO5@1O6, and Mexican
dollars at Ill, or at par with gold at New York
Under the influence OF the decline In goid ~
New York, Sterling Exchange gave way about
Flo " cent. The market was dull and the only
sale reported was f1OOO Al clear at 5.38a.
Francs responded to the course OF gold at New
York, being quoted materially lower at the close;
but no sales were reported.
Al the close Sterling bills were quoted at
6S6A0D5.4 40 for bill Of lading and Al clear, and
$3.50 for bank, and francs 4.673 for private
and entirely nominal for bank.
The offerings OF Domestic Exchange were quite
limited, and with moderate demand, rates
were without quotable variation. The only sales
repOrted were $18, 600 commercial sight on New
York at / y cent premium and $4,000 private
bankers at 6-16.
The banks continue to check on New York at
= cent premium, and commercial sight was still
quoted ct SIG.
No sales Of Stocks were reported.
The only sale OF Bonds reported was $1,000
City Gold Bearing Seven Per Gents at 51l they
closed at about 51Q1514.
Noxl,;n a. tronan;red In City ScriD City ADprO-
priation Certificates, Metropolitan Police War
Iants and Time Certificates Of 1873, were still
quoted nominal at $50.
State Warrants we're in better demand, and
higher than ON Saturday, being quoted at 32134
for large, 350139 for medium, and 40@- for
small. The sales included $1,000 large at 80,
$1,000 do. At 324, $1,000 and $500 do. at "a, and
$500 and 5000 do. at 34A.
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DEGATTA-REGATTA.
BAY ST. LOUIS,
July 4th, 1874.
A magnificent prize offered by Mr. Toulme, OF
Crescent Hotel, for all boats OF the third class.
Race to start at ~ NJ, and to be sailed under the
rules of the Crescent City Yacht Club.
Crews-Amateurs Exclusively.
AL boats of this class on the coast are cordially
invited to enter.
ie1S SaM& ESnTnThFrSaN
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| Neither the Captain nor the COnsignees Of
the British bark AGINCOURT, from Pernambu-
co, will be responsible for any debts contracted
by the crew. je3O 1w*
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BARCELONA-Per bark Alianza-63 600 pcs Of
slaves
CADIZ-Per bark Josefna-127 pcs timber 1904
pcs slaves
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WANTS.

WANTED-A FIRST CLASS CARRIAGE AND
burg, Miss. je25 st
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Office Of Hope Insurance Company of New
Orleans-New Orleans, June 80, 1S74-The an
nual election for Directors Of this Company will
be held at it's Office, No. 81 Camp street, on
MONDAY, July Ii, from II o'clock, NJ, to 2
p. NJ. LOUIS BARNETT,
je3O I'd Secretary.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT
board oantral locality No 2O9 Gravier street near
Baronne, moderate ter1na to suit times. APPS If
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WANTED-A COMPLETELY FURNISHED
w Cottage in the First or FOURTH District. Rent
must be low Address stating terms and location u.
j. g.. Bulletin Office 4-.- je24 #
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Fight In a Barber Shop,

BROOKLYN, October 29.-This morning
Albert Crockett and Charles Shaw, two
delegates 10 the Democratic city conven-
ton and several other politicians, while
in state Of intoxicAtion, entered bar
Der shop kept by one Denbraggis and
proceeded to denOlish the furniture, and
when iuterlerred with by the proprietor
and assistant set upon them. The. for
mer's head was laid open by blow and
the latter wounded severely. Dembraggis
seized pair Of large SHEARS and plunged
them into Crocker's abdomen causing The
entrisls to protrude. The assistant in the
meanwhile, armed with sabre, attacked
Shaw, cutting half his nose of and other
wise wounding him seriously, though moi
fatally. The physician pronOunces Crock
et's wound fatal, but Shaw will recover
Dembrsggis and assistant, who are de-
acrlbed as peaceable citizens, surrendered
themselves.
The new Pacific Mail steamship City o
Tokis started for eea on q trial trip thil
morning with six hundred invited guests
on board, representing the commercial In
terests of New York, together with many
from other cities.
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HAVANA, October 19-Two steamers
arrived from CAdiz yesterday with / $50
soldiers. They landed 1000 men at
NueVitoso.
The famous colored Chief, who has
been attached to the Carlos Grocis forces,
wss killed yesterday after desperate
struggle IN which several persons were
wounded.
The military commander oil Colon
telegrspbs that the volunteer and other
forces had tkirmIsh on the l4th with q
band Of outlaws. They killed one OF the
band and the rest fled to 10 the mountoins
closely pursued.
The spanish guerillas in tome districts
have been beaten and dispersed by a small
band OF insurgents, killing seven and
taking four prisoners.
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The Christian Convention,

CINCINNATI, October 22.-In the morn.
ing session Of the General Christian Con-
vention in this city yesterday, J. l. Green
read the yearly report Of the Sunday
School. Rev. Jas. King delivered a
lengthy address on the Foreign Mission,
and then followed an address by Rev.
Mr.. Graham, a delegate from the Free
Will Baptist Church Of Chicago, on the
subject OF the union Of the two bodies
The Committee on Conference then met
with tho same Committee from the Free
viii Baptists. The afternoon was occu-
pied in the discussion Of ofFOreign Missions.
Che evening session was occupied by ad.
dresses from Rev. Mccullough, James
Chalen, Rev. w. T. Moore and others
The General Convention Of the Chris
tian Church at its session to o.night elected
the following officers for the ensuing year:
President, Rev, Isaac Errett; Vice Presi-
dents, r. Milligan, Il. Graham, James
Challep; Corresponding Secretary, Rev.
Thomas Munnell; Recording Secretaries,
s. M. Green, ]. Q. Miller, J. B Grubbs;
Treasurer, d. W. Chase; Auditor, B. W.
WsssoD; Board OF Managers, Rev A. H.
Hobos, N. 8. Slossau, 0, A. Burgess, W.
s. Dickerson, W. q, Lope, B. w. Wasson,
james ChalleD, II. s. Basworth, R. r.
Sloan.
The subject OF change OF the consti-
tuition in reference to the disposition of
the mission funds was discussed, but no
action was taken.
Rev. Isaac Errett gave notice that next
year he would move to change the con.
stitution on that subject.
The Convention approved by resolu.
ton the Women's Board oil Missions, and
pledged its help to them.
The Committee on the Centennial Re.
port Of the History Of the Church report.
ed Rev. W. &. Pendleton, DR.. R. Rich.
Ardson and Rev. w, T. Moore, as the per.
sons selected 10 prepare the book to be
deposited at Philadelphia at the Centen.
nisl Exposition.
Other committees were appointed to
arrange for representation OF that exposi.
ton;
The Treasurer reported $2, $50 receipts
during the year; oVerdrawn, $l4.
The convention will hold short ses.
sion tomorrow forenoon and adjourn.
The Universalist Sunday School Con-
vention Of Ohio, after two days session
discussing professional topics, adjourned
at Hamilton to night.
The Evangelical Lutheran German
and English Synod Of Ohio and adjoining
States, in session at the same place, spent
to day and tonight baIloting for officers
without election. II will continue II
session one week.
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Sioux CITY, October 22-Jsmes Bsder
who was reported mortalywounded in the
recent fight with the Indians at Run
ming Water was brought into Fort Ran
dali to-day, and is in fair wayto re-
cover.
Various rumors reach here that the
parties supposed 10 be on route to the
Black Hills are coming in contact with
the Indians, but can be traced to no re-
liable source.
Bishop Hare, Missionary Bishop to the
various Indian tribes located on the Mis-
souri, River above here, is prominently
mentioned by his friends as the new
Bishop for the Diocese.