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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-22

picked ,poGldsrs q Zoo We quote rreIa sa%s le
ieEs iis drsssa noas were sa9tso 4 w q 3c oT
o. 600 .ress AZ lsse for July and eoo9 40 a se
FOR August ami % 40, prime city, II 10,
RICE was Gun and ! wi;nout any transactions Of
prime re ~ Do choice, SIC ! sSe Louisiana
tiles down 10 o. Rangoon' 6}so. currencyi Pstna
e, 7'Ao. currency; kangoon. in bond, 81 70
sF1arsE duh nc. PKG TOR Western is1se
J, sgsAa-fs market for raw vas ratnSs weas At g
q hhS soda san G6S s s n and a so " ao
scant nair az i-l6e. Der -. We quote :
Do air . good far, s,se saci 90 sood e prime
sS ss grsoseery TAR y sSea y sao lS-
A ss} 2 ~ sc moissss bids ana boxes a.
No % p Tic 81. do, 10 - H. st4a ss4c do Is y
i0.s iogss TO-. White se lGs.s Porto Rieoe Ge.
a e6d, e.a o 2 PRIME s gtocS as lar W 70
l1sc esc. Jaya-Du.ch STANDARD Nos 10 70 ~ SIC
standard x lOSsc; do crushed IKE powdered II5Sc.
a llsc; gTennieed lgs4ei yellow &C. &c extra Y,
IALLoS steady. The sales were Oooo bs $50.
WilsTyY Receirts, 7g7 oUls The market was STEADY,
ssgr ? lopI fr o wer steady In charters
the market was quiet but steady with but htae in-
Sool 81 OIL bushels Fraia At I'll 7sdi 70 london BY
90 sS1 at 81 and SiD' sso5 nSls Jour Z, y ia
Per BIOL The charters we're a. iooTs-A ~ britsh bark
tiers grain At 6 aud ~ eratuiy German bark from
psoie um Al IS Ri sn6be henc5 % eitln % Dantzc
70 Hnw 1Si o wi no $50 bSis TO- 40 At Il German
6aA asnes W SreSp asmnorSs O 70 t be ,lt
With ZOO bbls DO. al IS 9a American brig, from
= Norwegian bark, hence the Continent lex pntch,
with 500 bbls DO 40, rate reported 70 Dc as o. a
do al 31c per British bark OF 7T2 tons register
az fad IRON s in s s. Sns i henes
Pornambneo, brazil with general argo on private
terms; an ltaI3n brs hence 70 myrna wi5n 1s5o DDS
re dned sugar az u "a per o9 ana per cent psimase
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A BIT OF STRATEGY.

the Board OF Police Surgeons held long private
session yesterday afternoon, the subject under
consideration by them being 10 relation 20 the
Harlem nats. me HERALD reporter asked 20 Do
permitted 90 see the minutes or she nesting In the
chief Clerks once ana was told they had been
sent into Commissioner DsbecRer's room, he
beng me chairman OF the Committee on Sur
geone. TIE reporter accordingly waited upon tho
Commissioner 20 obtain q copy or the same. whe q
10 nis surprise the Commissioner denied all
knowledge OF such q meeting, although Mr.. Dis
becker must have known that the conference
OF the surgeons was no secret In the corridors OF
the police building. This action OF the Chalrma an
tue Committee on Surgeons, taken In connec-
ton win a well authenticated rumoT that the
surgeons who recanted from the Whitewashng re-
port on the Harlem nats nuisance were 20 DC re-
moved for their independence, shows that Mr.
DisbecEer intends 70 brave public opinion as long
- ne
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THE HARLEM FLATS.

RECoRDER HAGKETT AND THE GRAND JURY.
In the Cours OF General Sessions, before Re.
corder Hackett, yesterday, the Grand Jury OF this
Court was empanened. John Baocock was Sc
lected to act as foreman. Alter callsg the atten-
non OF the Grand Inquest 70 the statutes which
is obligatory upon the Court TO enumerate, his
Honor said 81 am ADVISED, gentlemen, that the
Grand Jury winch has just been discharged IA
the over and Termlner, have had under cOnsid-
GRAFTON Q matter anec ting the health OF the com.
muntty In reference 10 the mlasmattc influences
arising from the Harlem mats which Is said to
prevail there detrimental 70 the health OF the
cifizens learn thai they have adjourned With.
ous taxing any action on that matter, deening
the evidence insufficient Tor them 20 act upon it.
IL | am advised correctly that they performed
Their duty 10 that respect land I know Of no i'm
parchment against tEeml, II would be useless Tor
me TO call your attention 10 the matter.n
The Grand Jury then reyireo 80 take up the ouFl-
meas before them.
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4 NEW OFFICIAL.

pEoposgp DISPLACEMENT o. KAYcss MARSHAL
KELLY.
Comptroller Green yesterday appointed Mr..
Charles Il. man 70 the position q 'Reaster q
Lioenses." Tina places, Il Is understood, wih
practically take away most Of the business nov
transacted by Mr.. John ryier Kelly, recently ~
pointed Chief Marshal oy Mayor Wickham IN place
81 Mr. Joei o, stevens, resigned. This appoinr-
ment looks Ike anOsuer move IN the contest nov
wagng between the Mayor and ComplEoNer Ihc
law under winch Nj. Green makes tnls appoints
ment IS set down 10 the Charter NJ 1915
empowering the Organization OF Buseau
OF Licenses, the chef onCer or WHICH shAN
be called "RogiBter OF Lcensss.n 4 spcciM
act Was also passed April =, 1885, ouANed
ian ACT relative 10 licenses Ia sue cir d New
YORK. when reads As follows There shall no =
bureau 10 the Finance Department 0l the CorpO-
ration OF the city ~ New YORK Tor the registering
of All licenses grantee by on behalf or said cor.
poratlOn, the C0lleCuOn OF al fees due or payable
for such licenses and tho supervision Or tie Begis.
tratl0n OF such licenses. T4e SAID bureau shall 10
charged win the duty u reporting 70 tGe Police
Department all violations Of mo law OK ths Stafa
or the ordinances II tho city appeTtalntng 70 gueh
licenses ana such other GUtcs as the Common
Council 81 said city shan rom time 20 time pre-.
scribe IN relation 10 s1ch registration. The ch.i
oficcr thereof snail be called a Register 81
Licenses, and shali receive en- snnGal salary -
81 200 80 be paid " the Corporation Of sata city
apd sn@ii hata 40 nfaae lsg teTln vi tepI JsATAr
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The onlclsl statement OF the condition OF the
national banks May l, as compared with March !,
shows the following cnanges:-rne amount OF
United states bonds deposited against circulation
has been reduced within the TWO moaths oy
s., 655.75O, ana the amour. held by the banks 70
investments has been diminished So 1890 44 nom
winch u appears that So 3es. 794 or government
securities owned by these institutions nave passed
into other hands The loans show an increase ~
SIS T1s, 1856 ana the deposts a gain OF Si&s18 ST.
The circulation shows a contraction correspond
ing to the reduction in the bonds degosled
against circulating notes above noticed, indicat-
ing that the banks stlIl continue to AVIAN them
selves the law or last year Tor tho Withdrawal 81
their notes Tie amount OF specie IN all me
banks OF the country was only slO'02o,S6l,
against sle $751; 600 on March l. Tne number OF
banks was increased by seventeen, and the capital
stock vas augmented s2HL,2a2.
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ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
me change OF stocks FOR twenty-lour hours WAS
M folIows:-
ADvAEcE.-Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, X;
Delaware and L9ckawanna, ~ Erie. u; Lake
Hhore, q ohio and Mississippi ~ horthWest,
common, 4 Pacific Mail Az Panama. u ROCK
lsand, n; ST. Paul, common, =; western Union
Telegraph, y; 81. Paul. preferred. /; gold x.
DEcIrSE--Atlaniic and Paciho Telegraph, =;
Harlem, \; Quicksilver common, :.
me stationary stocks were New York Central,
q. O and l. c. hannibal and ST. Joseph, Wa
man ana Union Pacific.
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-. -
Money on cal - w Usual nEuIes' an -
nAAnEe y Oe no'su = ,' -. p"P '
Forelgn eAchAnRs "eaA ~ '',ss -,
frime ssesuns uOl-l.a ~ h 80 - 49,
ana rates =" 1As'S 80 ~ 80. 49,
m~rhs, - - A1o sos - -
knms fAris' =. 4o7so' ~ =. 80
"a 1SnAD s4Alh-s
~ lnaefhai ieFoneS Ae~eips
s%x-S-S ana We cuslona rsceap1 $500 80
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON juno 81, 1873
Cotton nominal; middnu, lA4c.; low madung, l3Ac. !;
good ordinary i3c. Net receipts 10 bales. EAporIo
Britain s. port clearancc coastwise All. sales
NRw ORLEANS June Il. 1878
Cotton hrm midfling, lhikG. low middlng, N1sc. /;
good ordinary l3sc. Net receipts 3s4 bales; gross SIS
Exports Great Britain, 6,OJl cCAstwlse, So SAFES
l,U0U. Stock 1884
Cotton quiet; middlinE I4skc- eipts 50 bales
Exports csastwIse BOB sales, 100 stock 3l32
ToLEpo, jane 81 1875
Flour steady Wheat ste adv; amber Michigan 81 2fk;
July, 81 2lle s. rs N9, red 81 20; No 2 red Va
Corn steady; high mixed Tic, July, TIE. August
TJs4c; low mixed, rye, Oats dun aud declining; No.
2 tOc.; Michigan, t9tlc. Freights nominal aud duh
Reoeipts-W heat l2OO0 bushels corn % 90 oats,
4UG0 do SUPERINTENDENT la,UyO; corn, A,lOO do.
oats, 5000 do
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EUROPEAN MARKET

Loxrog PRopucs Ntaxrr. : LorDoS, Juno 7i-Rven.
iDg -ualenita lnassd. - lanNac OIL "a ". Der ers
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON on THE SPOT oUIET-FUruREs QUIET
FLOUR DULL AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DULL,
BUT FraMER-CoRN DULL AND HEAVY OATS
DULL AND NoMINAL-RYE DULL AND NoMI-
NAr-BARIEY INACTIVE AND UNCHANGED
BARLEY MATT QUIET-PoRK ACrIvE-LARD
OCTET AND FI1AI- PETROLEUM QULET-NAyAL
STORES QUIET AND FrRM-GRocERTEs QUIET
AND WEAK-HDEs puLL-LRATHER QUIET
ous QuInr.-wHIsKRY STEADY FRIIdHTs
QUIT AND sTEADY-HEMP AND JUTE QUIET
GUNSIEs FIRaER.
MONDAY. June 2I--6 p. NJ.
There was no essential change IN the mer-
chandse markets to-day, as compared win last
week. The demand was generally slow. On
'Change nour was dun, DuL unchanged. Wheat
was quiet but scarce ana nrmer on the spoS,
though lower FOR forward deliveries. Corn was
dun ana heavy. Oats were dali and nominal
Walsgey steady. Fork more active and higher.
L.rd was Grmer, but not active. oolton on the
spot was quiet aud without change; futures were
Qu.et. Petroleum was quiet and closed dun.
Naval stores were quiet ana arm Hides were DAN and
uuchanged Leather was fairly ncdve Oals were
Quiet nj steady. Hemp ana Juto were quiet Gunnies
were nrmer. Groceries were quiet and weak.
CoFFxR.-The market for Rio strong but qniet
Stock OF RIO was Is follows Galveston $500 bags;
savannah. $500 40 Baltimore, slOo DO; New YORK,
ID 100 90. Total 3293 bags We quote :-ordinary
cargoes, 100. l6s4c tair do, i7c. Ha4c
good DO. IKE. a isc,; prime do. lshc. 1919
extreme range for lots l6c 1870; gold, 60 or % days;
Java government bags 90 25c DO. grass mats. go
a &c singapore 40 2c. &c. Ceylo. DC a 2f}zc.;
Msssa9 e l 1 II bo@aSo ii i5 17 oTro
Rico Use. sac. costa Rca L,e. sO5sc heAlsSn.
2sc.i Curacao lsc a l9Sc
GoIroS 9a he pot was qea ana ncuS
ing ~ nalss u 4 3lc; balance, private terms
further dee iae Lie tie market closing feeble a. ne
following auotstions -June, 100 July % Ausust
Il q
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future delivery oasis low lniuQlnl nave
been as follows saturday, alter one July 100 AZ
l5c. august l4)0 at 1914 100 a. y 4-Szc; q plemher,
October 6q9 Y H. $e ss 9S5 iO9 q a.
day up to two M.June, lUJ ~ lbc: July. 4O0 ~ 10
s 100 al l5lc 500 10 33sc.. 900 AZ 10 l2c I'D at
lae August IS bloc, 100 At rs y 2c 300 ~ IKE,
i0l 6c eO0 at IS Sc 100 at l5c tOO ~ 70 3loc,
90 l5fc 900 at 10 5jlc, 100 az l5c, ll0U at 10
5s-c 10 at Is 3 &c. 100 al 70 532c loo atl5Gc sepem-
her 200 at Size, 30 At l53fc,, 200 at ID 32c.,
$40 At ~ Lice loo at IS BIC; October, 100 At IA Z9c
/ 100 at IKE. 2JO Is - &c, y at u l6c 2Ol at ~
a32c November 500 OF "a 3l3c, 100 at IA Lille, 20
at IA lSs2c. December, 100 At l4<c: January 20 a.
4 ls-ise, 100 a. 1851 Marsh 10 e. 4o,. y
1860 Dales Grand total. 1909 bales The
Orleans 8sf; Mobile S2 savannah 2Ol Charleston, %;
Wilmington a.; Norfolk, I9S, New York, 1870 Phila-
deipaia 1S Total Z SIS This day ast week, 1880;
ms day last year 2S2S total since september
IAl26O57 bales same tino last year, 3T0953f bales
Cotton reights closed as foows:-fo bayre by steam,
40; 10 Hamburg BY steam, NC, compressed, 70
bremen by steam, &c. compressedi 10 Liverpool by
steam 1-31d; by Sail, D52d ..,
Fr0UR xsp GEAIs-Receipts-Tlou lAo03bbls. wheat,
lS as bushels: corn q So DO. oats, 70oO do and Dar
lev malt 200 40. The -four market ruled dull. ana
tholgh prices without decided chsnge the tend
eney was buyers favor, vi "a sales OF 43U0 bbls ye
was QUIET and sfea dy Corn meal was mooeFa ely active
The sales 800 bbs and 40l bags AZ 81 - s. g Tor
81 2I Jersev and Pennsylvania yellow. IS 81 -;
coarse Il ~ nne sfted 81 81; bottled yellow, VI 10;
boed white 81 IS per 40 lbs Jersey ckedCoarsc,
M 81 81 81 line yellow ~ ~ 81 ~ hue white - IS
81 81 per 100 baltimore coarse, s. ~ per l00 lbS
" mfQFsN
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MONDAY, June q, 1875.

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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A INTEREST IN A WE'LL ESTABLISHED Cash
II. business TO good business man, with Si,50D IN
sash partner retiring Capltl be rebled annually.
Address stab l4lSHsD Herald ohloe.
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The closing quotations of Philadelphia STOCKS
were a. fellows
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4A 10y u q
----ilerl Io-s----~
Hu-sa. Av~ns. cafus~Utr. Ort4ccn. 6-a
rIcht.......-.. 90 IN 2s8.r : .sc lse Esis2
Nledle .....-.. 27lsc. s 90. wc. etfr. a &c.
Heavy......... -7te ! lEe. ~. aw'er.E6ls1. 80.
Coed DAMAGED ~ sc- - 10 2S31- 49, 49, &c.
Poor nmmnmeu. 49, Ae
-Crup.-al sus atsr-Llzht bscEa 81 = Col In8dtfs
backs ss61 j G.c., light cro8 sec. 5c middle crop
gte. s6a. heavy crSa s3e 5so. Texae-Llgnt cE3r.
Sc. 4 92ci middle ana over CROP. 81 - Roqea
hfntock 1ge. 40 F0url 8AE 49, a 15.t ba1es, lac.
ahe
MoL4esws The market was dull and inactive, Wo
cuutet 0aOa. cnusr1u1AI ant mixed. 3aa sc, DO,
cayeq, 80 30 DOL, muscoyado, reAHlnt s5e ssc'
cu., d9 grocery. sc sc, Por0 kicQ. 81 90 LIZ.
Lsh Islands &C e ssc Sew orleans eje 4 sc.
NAVAL -r0Er&-rne market lor soirlts iurpcnans was
was fairy active and hrm, win ssiss q LOO tgiA
good strained 81 - ana W. bls low No Af 81 Tar
Vas Qultt Win 4 iair job5iuw trade 4t unchanged
prices. We quu.c .-spirlts turpentne $3.50 q 3o.s
Wilmington eo, s. y pl-rh, = ~ $50. -. -.
16La-fAnete4 was In lair 4nWn1Q an1 tlN f1afAeN
Wa steady. Lard was Quict sud nominal @tnha4en
was Quet an unchanged Crude sperm wa iaec fe
and without change. Crude whale #4e moderately
acnve, wish sae e. ~ e5l& northern %
private tsfms Co,'on &C., " 1om,naL
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10 the People q the United States.

he undersigned merchants Of the city Of New
Orleans, not members Of the Cotton Exchange
~ Ohamber Of Commerce or the Merchants Ell.
change, DESTROYS Of adding their testimony and
making their earnest protest against the action
= Gen. ?. b. Sheridan in misrepresenting the
citizens Of this city and State, do most positively
md smphatically deny that there is one word Of
truth In his dispatch to Hon. W. w. Belknap,
oscretary Of War, under date January 1. And
&hsy pronounce said dispatch, which asserts
"thss the lives Of citizens have become leopard
Used and that such is the defiance to the lava
&hat murder seems to be looked upon BY the
community here with immunity, etc., 10 base
saiumny, and absolutely false from beginning 10
end, and they do most solemnly avow that the
assertions contained in said dispatch are gross
and fragrant misrepresentation Of the true feel
iings Of peaceful, tolerant, ong-suffering and
asw-abiding people.
And with this protest against the unwarrsnted
attempt to injure rs IN the estimation Of distant
communities, and hinder us in the peaceful pur-
suanoe OF our businsss. We appeal to the sense Of
justice dear TO the citizens Of the United Etstea
md to our fellow merchants throughout the
land. to unite with ~ in sweeping this foul stain
ftom the honor Of high.minded and magnani
~
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CITY COUNCIL.
ADJOURNED MEETING.

The Council met this day At ~ M. pursuant K
| adjournment.
Present Charles J. Leeds. Mayor. pre-.
sn, dg, ana A %s%sss Bertoh, Brown
The Mayor stated that the object Of the meet
ing Was the purpose Of taking action on the pro
poeals offered tor the markets, whersupon the
Administrator of Finance offered the following
resolution, which was unanimously adopted:
Resolced, That the sales Of markets this day
! made, as herein stated, be and the same are
hereby ratified and approved, and the Mayor and
Administrator Of Finance be and are hereby su-
thorized to execute contracts with the purchasers
thereof: in accordan CO with the terms OF SAID
sales, all sales payable in United States currency
For Poydras Market. by C. Eos, s4I, $50.
For French Meat Market, by G. Eos, $40 28.
For Fruit and Veg etable Markets, by George
Schwebel, $6O, 600.
10. LANDRY,
Administrator of Commerce.
The following communication from the Mayor
was read and ordered to be spread upon the min
utes:
MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
January 9, 1875.
To the Gentlemen Of the City Council:
. deem it proper to call your attention to the
published dispatch Of Gen. Sheridan to the Sec
Rotary Of War on the 18th Of January, by which
the community has been grossly calumnisted.
It seems proper that We, as the representatives
Of the citizens Of New Orleans, ehould make an
emphatic denial Of this most unjustiiable Libel.
CHARLES ]. LEEDS, Mayor
On motion Of Mr.. Pilsbury the Mayor appointed
. committee Of three, composed Of Messrs. Pills
bury, BertoIi and Mccarthy, to take some action
upon the communication.
After q short absence and consultation the
committee returned and presented the following
report through their chairman, Mr.. Pilsbury,
which was read and ordered to be spread upon
the minutes. The roll being called. all the mem
bers voted yea, a. follows: Bertoli, Broxn.
Bouny, Burke, Landry, Mccarthy, Pilsbury.
Resolced by the CITY Council, That we have
noticed with profound ast0nishment and regret
the dispatches sent by . General Of the army,
high in rank, to the Secretary OF War, in which
our population is characterized a. law-defying
and law breaking community.
Kesolued That as representatives Of this COM
munity, in the city government, we know that
such charges are unfOunded in fact, and unjust
to long suff ring and patient people.
ResOtced, That We appeal to the sense Of JUS.
tce Of the citizens Of our sister States who have
been among us, to stigmstize As they deserve
the unwarranted charges aud aspersions thus
brought against ~ by Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan.
=. PHsBURY, Chairman,
LEON BEEToL
D. MCCARTHY
Tho Council then adjourned.
J. II. HARDY, Secretary.
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| PIP J Levois T. Jamison, Doyle,
T POrteOus. j G. Spor
c Levi, Louis Reder Co.
McCibbon Allyn DuboisChas H Lawrence Co.
II by Brunei, Jr, Mayer Bros
II Mullan & Co, Paul Sarrazn
John Myers Son, Nickert & Co.
Edward Hogan. F1ashpOtler & Nelson,
PIP John w Norris, H Poh!mann.
"A Roy, Deeves Hubbs & Co,
Arthur Shrer, Rareshide Macs
MI W Smith. Morris McGaw,
VIM Peters. Jos Bruton.
s Krseger, Hirsch Adler & Co
! n Norlch. Frank Lewis
b Solarl, Jul LOefiers
c Sampson, LII Christisou.
L VOitier, N BOrgea
Jules Zatarani, Thos H Handy & Co,
brown. G Blumenthal,
Joseph Ziegler. Thos Hare,
Daniel Harley Martin Weydig.
Michallis, Slate,
G GayOne Jf. A Aaron
Jas Rey mods, Hugh Myer,
+ sharp Geo w Dubue,
BoPballo Porretto, H Jacobs,
Jno Wagner, Henry Perry,
J II Chapman, Robt Mckenzie
Geo M1ltenberger. Black e. H0ltz,
J N Rosenthal, NJ Rosenthal
John Frank Go, Jno Fleming.
n II Apologize Thos Burke,
Chas Ganry JAS Golden,
G W Roth. H Hanaman
Geo Autx, A Himmel
SCohn. Jr Simon COIN,
o Misretez Jno Mcleod.
Folgef & Co. Wheelock Finlay 4 Co,
H Spiro & Vcit VIVA Bentnuysen.
wsekerbarth Joseph. a 4 Greenwood Co.
Jas Miltenberger, WI Holland
Abe Hirsch, Jules Rose Co.
Z schwartz. Forstall 4 Jumonvile
Connsg+n Lambert A Chapsky,
p A Finney l. Co.
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LOST-FOUND.
FOR SALE,

ksOR SALE-A number ono grocery, situs.cd
n 'orner Of Eighth and st. Dennis Streets Fourth
nstfict any person dssirous of purchaser grocery
doing good businsas would do we'll by applying n
sAL0 place. Cause of retiring, Ill hex IT, jalO Ii
kOR SALE-By @. B. Payne, 1t tho stable ~
= James Reagan, Baronns street, four young Ken
lucky JACKS. jaIo 4t
- dred acres with good buildings upon it for sslo
in Gloucester County, Virginia Further informatiov
obtained by addressing X. e. SELDEN, ESQ., Glov
cester Court House. Virgins. iaG St.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPORTING.

Attention jackson Rifle CIub-This Club will
at meeting room. to make preliminary arrangements
I. STEWART 'DENNEf, Captain.
r. w SMITH. o. s. jalO
kxec.ttvs Committee Yeuvs Meme Msnu.
to Be held at q Carondelet street MONDAY EVEN.
AN'' january H. At 70 oe ( o,,or n
=. NJ HARRIS Secretary. jalo It,
tengshercnen's Beuevoleus sociery-First
ana Fourth Diatricts-The semi annual meeting +
r Srs Sf1Sty VIII be held At their hall MONDAY
EvGNLNG, January II, at o'clock. Punctual At
tendance. Election Of oficers
p,ssu,, H. H. WARD. President
D.. A. RUSSELL secretary. jalo It.
Once Of New Orleans Homestead Associa.
tion-1l6 Poydras street. corner Camp-New Or,eana
January O. le75-The stockholders are hereby mott
fed that in accordance with the charter. the AN
NUAL ELECTION for Board Of Directors W III be
held on MONDAY EVENING, JAN II, ISIS. At
o'clock precisely at the Office of the Association 11s
Poydras street. An exhibit Of the previous YEAR.
business viii be read for the information of tho stock
holders.
There will be offered, at this same meeting, Loan
Of Twenty. Five Shares, or $5oc0
Tho public arc generally invited to be present. and
tho stockholders are particularly requested to b.
prompt in attendance.
JOHN NcCAFFRKY, President.
I. j. OSCLIIvAN, Secretary. jal0 1t
Special N0tice.-The Steamer Heminole.
Capt. Mitchell, win leave on TUESDAY, JAM IL at
r n. for Grand Ecore and all intermediate landings
DnN a
ing freight for her early Monday morning. jalo
Unitarian Church, ct. Charles street. nesr
Julia-Regular services in the Unitarian Church on
Sunday, 10th inst. at II O'Clock A. NJ Rev. Mr. Reed
pastor. The public cordially invited to atte nd
jas II
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-10
ROOMS AND nOAED.

ROARDING-Hanisons Apartments with i,sr,y.
for families or ainy'e gentlemen at No rs ST.
Charles street, between Julia and 50 JOSEPH The
hoise mas o southern exposure spacious galleries.
and pleasant garden 18th fr.t-c,4s table aud co.,
venient walking distance to tho business confer
ja7 lot.