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GAME FOWLS.

VIZ N MADDOX, Of Perth. Jefferson Co 4,
w. Miss, has for sale choice lot Of Game
Fowls, at the following rates; Per trio Strych-
nine 5000 Tartar & Strychnine. ) 600; Duck
Wing, $780, Pile, $3.50 Spanish, sl7O
Black Breasted English Red. $500; Blaze
Breasted American Red, $500; Dusty Miller
and Black Breasted Red, crossed boo 70
for Pit, $40 co. Eggs, per dozen, 800 DE- erred
az Rodney, Miss, for shipment. Fowls war
ranted ure game. Cash must accompany all
orders Jan22-6m
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Tuesday. March 31St, 1874,
They have already realized
Over a Million Dollars

And have D great many agents yct TO hear
from.
No doubt is entertained Of The sale OF every
ticket. befor the Dri"iug, but whether Hli are
sold or not the ncort and drawing viii pose
itivclg and unequiv0callv take place nH tho
day now fixed. and IL any remain uusoid they
will be cancelled and the prizes viii be- re-
duced in proportion to lhe unsold tickets.
Only Sixty thousand tickets have been is-
su-i and
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600 EACH WEEK. Agents wanted, partic-
q lars free. j. Worth a O ST. Louis,
Rhn. -aa 4Jah 2Rs79-5St.
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HOUSE
TUESDAY, Feb. ,, 1874,

LEAYE OF ABSENCE.
Granted TO Messrs. Cham plin, and Byrd
af Pearl from day to day, and to Me~Srs
b, rd OF Franklin, and G. G. Horton tor one
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Within the past few days we have
ecu favored ~ith calls at "ur sanctum
FUi-h were highly appreciated, from n
| muer Of valued citizens, besides our
du9,iI coufrrres and numerous Legi~ia-
-.. sIta aretver w"lrour; Among the resi-,
b.. Gatur GIT, Judge Hancock, Gen.
sc- C4I. L. u. Fr'-', G..n- Chalmers.
81 PHipn-, Judge j. lforl-, Col. j. r.
.-l....- g. 90 Con-. Srrffkl.u
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PIEDMONT AND ARLISGrox LIFE In

PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON LIFE In
sUKANCE COMPANY.-This sterling old Vir-
.ihia company. AZ ably and spiritedy rep
resented by Col. G. w. TerTiIl, should re-
ceive liberal support through him, who's.
agency has effected SO much in its behalf
The Colonel visits Mississippi in the inter
est of his splendid organization, and We
commend him to the kiBd consideration OF
the people of that State. A company boast
ing all annual income of over 81 900, 900.
with an insurance OF $4,000 policies, doing
business ali over the United States and Eu
rope. and the only Southern company pass
ing the ordeal of All inspection by the North
ern and Western Insurance department.
thereby placing it on the same basis of sol-
vrncy as the best company in America; a
strictly home company, because under it,
charter il Ia permitted to invest its asset
where it does business, thus building up
home institutions, it would be superfiucus To
laud its plans or extol its Operations Its
popularity, it. generous spirit of settlement
OF claims, its SOlvency, its comparatively
light morality and it's unparalleled success
places il in the van of our insurance corpo-
rations. In Mississippi it win be represent
ed by CO.. Terrell, now on a visit to thai
State, and we heartily turn him over to tile
kindnesses of its citiz 'ns.-N. o. Picay une
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~-e special notice in another column
.rp las ii nor, Manor VI Gill.
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IN Existence
THIS IS THE ONLY SOUTHERN COM
l. pany that has passed inspection by the
Insurance Departments Of New York, Ken
tucky California aud other States, thereby
placing il on the same basis of sUlvency
the leading companies of America.
Its Success has been Unprecedented.
1t is doing business all over the United
States and Europe, 1t issues policies on all
the approved plans. the Financial Security
Policies" are very popular with merchants
and others a collateral security for those
who owe money, have money owing them.
Es- The rAtes on this plan arc over so per
cent. cheaper than the ordinary rates.
Active and conscientious agents wanted in
every county in Mississippi. For further par
ticulars apply to the undersigned.
q. W. TERRELL,
General agent and manager for the States Of
Louisiana and Mississippi.
Successor TO Gen d. II. Maury.)
Gs- Office No. 81 CarondeIet Street. New
Orleans.
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12. OOO. Cash GIG s1,5OO.OOO

viii be stributed among the tickct-holders.
The tickets are printed in coupons. oi
tcnths and ail fractional parts, VIII be rep.
resented in the drawing just as whole tickets
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Fl z. Pease having received majority
OF all the VOTES cast, was DECLARED the ct1,.ice
of the House of Repressl fatives for Senator
In Congress from ttlis stare, for the {. run he
ginning the 4th day of March, A. D. 1889.
en.l ending the 4sh day OF March l875.
Mr.. Randolph placed in nomination the
nasHe OF B X. Bruce, Tor the term begin
ming the 9Th day Of March, le7b, and ending
tho dth day Of March, MaaS 49,
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sen

Adjourned,

MONDAY, Feb. .. 1874.
The bill to regulate the com Densati"n Of
members OF the Legislature was considered
at length and recommitted
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MtNDAH. FtDFUaF5 :. Iof4
Mr.. Street, bv general consent, intro
due -d-H. B an Act 10 pro, i,l. FIR the cal
l-ci ion II taxes due ami unpaid Tor TIE year
1879 Passed
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No medicine is needed TO keep the bow
els in order as long as natures cathartic.
the bile, flows freely aud regularly from its
source in the liver, and Is of the right
strength and quality. But the great bill
larry gland is easily disordered, and the
coBst qnences of its irrs gularities are Reri-
GUS To bring it back to its natural condi-
ton when thus affroted, Hostetter's Srom-
ach Bltters should be taken &C least twice 9
day until the desired object Is attained
Constipation is due to a scant supply OF
bile, or 70 a lack OF the stimulating element
in that fluid. In either case mere purga-
ton is useless. The liver must be com
PEELED to Yield the supply OF bile necessa-
ry to remove the waste matter from the
system at least once In twenty-hours be-
fore a radical cure can be aecompli. he'd.
Hostetter's BItters produces this effect. Its
action upon the stomach and liver 10 d.
rect and sanitary, and through These organs
it regulates aud invigorsteS the whole
eEmmM - 49@-4
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

ocal agent at JacksOn-CAprJoHN r. BUCE
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Mississippi Legislature.


TFNTH DAT.
SATURDAY. January 81. ls74.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
Leave Of absenee granted to Mr.. Bennett
or one day. and Mr.. Compbell from day TO
lay.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PIEDMONT 4 ARLINGTON
LIFE INSURANCE co.
OF VIRGINIA.

Policies Issued Nearly 2O,OO0.
THIS is the Largest Southern Company
IN Existence.
, 1874-10-25
SITUATIONS WANTED--MAL]


BoolfAecoers. Clerks. Etc.
SITUATION WASTEp-BY a PERSON WHO HAS
- boon engascd in the manufacturing OF gents neck
on
this city; Is thoroughly with evesythins
s esa 81 sse ] ss IVES
old to lcaea ths ercesr q ohsF business hos
for tho winter desired moro thaa wages Address IL t.
CrruAT1ON WANTED-BY ONE EMPLOYED DUR
p 'aS slenTHS
ElTUATIoNI WANTED-EY 4 YOUNG MAN ~ An
p ol'ee & do wztinx can 'srite we'll Address Q do
GsITUATION WANTED-BY ADKUCGIsT OF FOUR
;R5sas oss Il '4s
CIrg1TioY wASTED-EY 4 YOUNG MAN AS
IN s "oa H. a;f 5uas h
ltITuATI0N WANrED.B BY A WILL EDUCATED
> younr q years old, who has been In business
Tsibuns Office. ......,
C1ruAr1oS WASTED-As D5oEKEEFTR. DY
- Al experienced young man. carablo Of filling my
pasiti"n Ut trust. Can CONF we'll recommended. u
,1TuHTioS W1NTED5,EY :, ! c0MPETEET DRUG
ss ds, fer
HYS I c5ss1s AR Sxf
superior hand; dlselass book keeper: susees.fnl
ass s
salary married and must hare It.. and know caa
sa
C1ruAT1oN wASTEp; 80 GIVEN For 4 sITVA!;
ssS :s xSss::
CITUATIoN WANTED-HY. a YOUNG, NAN
r o1 III lis Ga, St oFe s1S
utco
, 1874-10-25
TO EXCHANGE.

TO EXCHANGE.
re .;6 i a'; Il: E, T4EM A p - 4GEEs
sios sas9: In5sase pspst los good aal
e II Il
70 !: EXS1IaSGEA S:;,. &c CHOICE BLOCK OF = Tors
sSe sTo si; WA Eia: >. Sf.. ..s. ~
TO ExcfiANf8E-NV TIPROVED FARM or -
il Es e ,s* Saa
1TO, EXciIASGE-1 FINE PIECE oF 7iPFoVFD
s.'.1 "1 Sis:eS + e e. :ssa s IA
FFo ExcHANGE.,.cH0ICH LAND IN POTTAJT1 At
IS IS ka,s Ga*:ss end W
To E1CMASGEA n FINE RESIDENCE n JAsEs-
. ',' III a. & s;ts. f. q asss sas'ses
RIO ExcHANGEeocTAvK ROSEWOOD CASE
i;nn ston organ for new top buggy Apply Is soua
TO E3cHSgE5a, q a. ,7f, FAST RAGING HORSE FOR (
To ExcHAXGE5,A WALTH1M WATCH: GOLD
sr ss
sss 4 eAx T.
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no RxcHHSGE-A rWosroRy FRAME HOUSE
PIT S paycas nd sic long t1s balance WI se
?s ss: s syfS ES Sss
lug, northwest corner sioa1oo snd LaSae-s,s
TO kxcHANGE-FoR COTTAGE And Lot. .
acres OF .utiful farming l.nd. IN Illinois. . miles
1is is sedaf' s.. worth B. HosAEE CO..
To ExCHAN6E-cHoIcE 4o4CRE TRACT N
Il on x a '.a s.pes e e
WARE. 81 " Wa.hiaxton..t. '''~4@'' '1't' q
To Iii 6 Gss! 7,aa. STEAM FSHix n g
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T9, ,,E, ExGMAXcE@ovEK Sa1,S. !:,5 s5;oag WoKTH oF
sa5 S:sss
s & e. ss s5 ss
urban ots for description Of chstel property.
s5 fat ssss ts in
fof ha1ss top base7 Addss.s esl No 80
fTo ExCHANGEWE ; [IAXE s51 ooo CASH. s9.eo
!. as: 6&as a s e35S e.
Nv A1TED-T0 EXCHANGE-A GOOD L0F.
spath Gefso M rth cash f; custom s.2,nF Ifh 4lee
e.. s Gss ch'esao and THOMAS
ITANrRD-T0 ExcHANGE-G0oD UNITCUM-
f T. f. G g so
IVAMTED-COAL on GRoCERIRs, FOR WHICH
q ~ VII give new frat-cla.s cabinet organ Adiress
WASrEp.wALXUr E6N5ER on LOGS g e:
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{VASTED-To TRADE-FAScY, GFoCER7E9
and a canaed M sooa for eomaoa cuI!ed fs2sns snd
c0Ho 81 as sad Msaa
I'VE SHAVE esu ACRES IXs DENT COUNTY. MO-.
Il
% e sy o or sqsH'oaa sb2 i EnSias gss.' WILSON PIERCE
TVANTED1ro ExcuASGE-slo,oo ooo Or al2,oN
worth Of lrste!ass property IL on; Of tho best o;ta.
si5ao % Address % g. Tr6ans h:a ote s'' - S1''''' ~
IVAsVED-ro ExCHASGt-BY THE OWNER, q
p,sse sf R:sd4s1,o o.s: E7 pfeee: To-
Ss' P e IL | ssa. -
saaRss aaass,. ] f f:s sui G On
" Ia: good ao.e,. ,csa At IL wast 2sdison-st..
(tTAxTEn-ro ExcHAYGE;-sl;. o0 WoRTH OF
1s Kao ac asids assaa Bos
" snbnrosn lot on Eisa:y :erths:. South Chicago
1s!s, Es3ns 'e ess ssi for K1s a'eh and en 11
Agency. I CI;rkst, vii tsaaa for ans othor pro1sss
suitable ior = lazy. -
w tASTED-CLO!HtaG IN EACHANGE tOH
" irs1ctsss dentistry Room 8. q West Raudolph.st
JEANTEp-AS ILLINOIS FARM IN ENCHANGH
w for FIVE cottages and lots ,: nurth city limits,
ni them 1ncuboscdr three Iii clear Apply rs Sonta
Clark-st., Room II.
W stove groceries. Address J s. Tribune o1Lcc-
NANTED-pRISTISt; II EXCHASGE Fur
" frst-cass dentistry. 4d1ro:s DENTIST. a:5
State-st.
& mo WORTH OF DRY GOODS OF. HOOTJ
.o.). VOt nn,f ste. wante! in tchaaEc for reai
t1:e and stocks that viii Address real uans,
Tribune Office.
, 1874-10-25

C1TUAT1ON WANTED Il BY A SoHEn AND
. steady conchau private family best Of city refer
encas. address U 50. Tribune oncs-
CfTUATION WANTED-TO M MERCIiAET TAILORS
o-As cuttpr by youag Of 10 years. experiences In
Now York, and other places Address 70 Tribune Of
, 1874-10-25

| 1TANTHD-TO EyCHANGE-GOOD UNINCUM-
" beEcd real estate in tho city for residence Ash
!and.av: or Westinghouse. E. H. CASTLE SONS,
, 1874-07-22
MANAGEMENT OF HENS THAT
WANT TO SIT

When a female bird is about to enter on her
period of incubltion, if she is a good nurse, she
will consume but little food, as her digestive
powers have undergone a special preparation
for incubation, which is an inherent principle
with all oviparous animals, and cannot be con-
trolled in a %perempotry manner any more than
we can prevent the periodical season in females
of mammi(erous animals and their desire to
breed. A hen that lays an egg every day
could not endure the confinement and mac
tivity incident to incubation. AS soon as a hen
manifests a desire to ST., con6ne her in a large
cage, room or yard, where there are no
nests; or, if the weather be warm, tie her
to a stake with a long string IN the yard,
aud let her have access to as much soft
feed and water as she will consume Some
female birds will not eat whole grain at such
periods, as their digestive powers are not IN q
condition to digest material in such a rough con-
dition. By attending to this business promptly,
before a bird has really taken possession of
the nest aud ceased laying, the desire to in-
cubate may be controlled to such an extent
that they will soon preparations
for LAYING. If hens be confined in o cage at
such time, there will be no advantage whatever
in keeping a rooster with them. Let their feed
be soaked bread, cooked potato, boiled wheat,
soft Indian corn, and thickened milk, and in
two or three days they will require no more
attention. On the contrary, c%onfne such birds
in a close, dark box, where they will be more
disposed to sit down quietly than to move
around, and the desire to incubate will
continue about as ardent as if they were
on a nest of eggs. Whoever understands
the correct management of " an old sitting
hen" may properly be alluded to as a scientific
person. Az attempt is frequently made to
divest female birds of their desire to incubatc
BY duckins them in water, compelling them to
stand in a vessel of water, shutting them up in
a dark barrel, box or some other treatment equl-
valent to this kind of management. They
might as we'll attempt to divess hens aud geese
Of their desire for feed.
, 1874-07-22
ROME, July l.

ROME, July /.
The Committee of the Senate to which the penal
code presented by the Minister of Justice was
submitted has concluded its labours, but has re-
served its decision with regard to the penalty of
death until the Minister states whether he will
propose the punishment Of transportation as q
final sentence.
1t is believed that the fraction of the parliament
tary Opposition presided over by Signor Deluca
will issue a programme not agreeing with that
already published by the remainder Of the party.
EGYPT.
ALEXANDRIA, July /.
The Egyptian Government has signed the con-
tract for a loan of 5000, O00I. with the Anglo
Egyptian Bank, at ii per cent interest, without
commission, repayable in one year.
TURKEY
CoNsrANTNoPLE, July l..
The Government has concluded a contract
with some local banks for an advance of 500 ,0OOL.
at IL per cent. interest and l per cent. commits
sion,
ACHEEN.
The HAGUE, June 80.
The Government has received the following
despatch, dated Buitenzorg, June 29:-''Nu-
mvrous bodies OF natives of Pedir fired on all
our military posts on the goth inst, but with
out effect. The enemy had entrenched him.
self on the right bank of the Acheen river,
but on the following day he was driven out
of his forts with considerable loss. We had 30
wounded.
New YORK, June 80.
The Nee York Herald announces that the
United States Government has addressed per-
employ demands 10 Sp ia for indemnity for
the lives of he prisoners of the Virginius, and
the loss sustained by their families. These de-
mands are, it adds, in accordance with those
of the British Government.
, 1874-07-22
kilograms continued from Isl page
FRANCE.
PARIS. .TnIN !. Evonino

PARIS, July /, Evening.
NJ. de Lssseps has published a letter in reply
to The assertions with regard to the Suez Canal
which MIR. Baltic Cochrane made in his speech
in the House of Commons on bringing forward
his motion in favour of the adhesion of the
British Government to the proposed judicial
reforms in Egypt. NJ. de Lasseps shows that
the capital employed in the construction Of the
Suez Canal was almost exclusively French
and he says that as a consequence of the loan
subsequently contracted in France only, the
capital engaged in the enterprise Of the Canal
is now absolutely French.
STRAsBURG, July /.
The Governor of Alsaee has communicated to
the petitioners for an extension of the limits of the
city, that the Emperor William has specially con-
sidered their repres 'ntations, and that the Minis
ter Of War is ready to promote as far as possible
the desired extension.
PARIS, July l
The Bourse is still mainly influenced by the
cheipness of money, the moderate rates of con-
tnuation, and the purchases in connection with
the settlement. The Three per Cent. Rentes left
Oft in liquidation at 95f. 90c. or 35c. higher than
yesterday. For end of July they were quoted
96f. l5c. The foreign market has been quiet.
Italian, however, improved to 67f. 75c.
SPAIN.
MADRID, JUNE 80.
General Zabala has arrived at Tudela. The
Republican Army occupies its former positions
at Oteiza. Lerin, and L,rraga. few detach-
ments are at Tafalla. The spirit of the troops
is excellent.
JULY I.
According to details of the fighting before
Estella, the Republicans had carried two of
the Carlist lines, and had just attacked the
third when Marshal Concha was killed. All
accounts received here concur 10 stating that
Marshal Ooncha's delth alone caused the re-
treat Of the Republican troops, who would
otherwise have entered Estella on Sunday.
The Carlists suffered heavy loss, and we're
unable to take advantage of the Republican
retreat, which was effected in a semicirole, of
which the Carlists occupied the centre. The
latter captured none of the 300 wagons and
1000 mules forming the Republican transport
train.
, 1874-07-22
GERMANY.

Pos2N, June 80.
The Government has stopped the salary of
the Sufragan Bishop Janiuzewski from the LIST
of July.
FULDA, June 80.
Two priests of This district, who had pre-
vlously been deprived of the salaries they re-
celved from the State, were to-day summoned,
IN virtue OF the Imperial law for preventing the
illegal exercise Of ecclesiastical functions, to
quit the districts of Geisleld, Fulda, and Huen-
field within eight days. In case of non-compIi-
ance they will have to undergo eight days i'm
prisonment. The parishes have at the same
time been ordered to elect their SUCCESSORS.
MUNICH, June 80.
In to-day's sitting of the Lower House Of
the Bayariau Diet the general discussion was
held ON the estimates of the Ministry of Public
Worship. Two Ultramontane members, Herren
Kraetzer and Joerg, violently attacked The
conduct of the Minister of Public Worship, and
urged that the Chamber should be dissolved. in
order that a real majority might once more be
obtained for one party or the other Herr Won
LQtz, the Minister Of Public Worship, protested
against the accusation that the Government
had acted in a partisan manner. Replying TO
a statement OF the Ultramontanes, that former
Governments had been able to cope with Ultra.
montanISm, with the means formarly at the dis
posal OF the Administrator, Here Won Ln,z
pointed out that the mild tendencies of previ.
Gus Administration had conduced to the pro-
mitigation Of the dogma of Intallibility. He con-
Guided by declaring that if unity was only to
be attained by the Church welding two swords
instead Of ole, the State could not give wav, and
II t used its weapons it could not be accused of
abSolutism. The general discussion then
closed.
BERLIN, July. 1
The Federal Cofuincil has sanctioned the
postal convention concluded with Chill on the
ga March. The Council has also decided
that Of the 120,000,0O0 marks of Imperial
Treasury notes 10 be issued in virtue of the law
of the Both of April. l-l0th is to be in so mark
noes, 3-l0ths in 20 mark notes, and 6-1Otbs
in 5 mark notes.
ITALY.
ROME, JUNE 30.
The Commission for the Liquidation of the
Ecclesiastical Property in Rome has invited
tho Supporters of the Monastic establishments
engaged in teaching to furnish returns as soon
as possible IN order that the Commits, sion NAV
examine them and take advantage of tho
scholastic vacation to decide on the future
organic ltion of those establishments.
The Mayor Of Rome had proposed in the
Municipal Estimates for 1875 that the NUM-
cipality should cease to provide the expenses
connected with the maintenance of the nation
al Guard. The Project Of Rome has now
written to the Mayor demonstrating the utility
of the National Guard and inviting him to mo.
dlfy his proposal in order that the institution
may be preserved.
, 1874-07-22
MADRID, JUNE so.

MADRID, JUNE 80.
The Spanish Credit Mobilier has declared
a dividend of 80 francs per share. The rail-
way from Madrid to Hendaye will not pay a
dividend.
Spurious notes of the Bank of France have
been discovered circulating in the BaIeario
Islands.
SANTANDER, Wednesday
The losses In the late battle are believed to
be 1000. They are officially stated at 500.
No guns were lost. The defeat of the troops
was caused by the difficult position, and end
less entertainments. The ground was deIuged
with rain, and the men exhausted. They had
had nothing to eat, the convoy having lost its
way. Marshal Concha attempted too much in
endpavouring to prevent the CarliStS from re-
treating. The army is not DISCOURAGED.
General Zabala and General Moriones have
arrived at Tafalla, and are sending reinforce
ments.
MADRID, July l, Evening.
According to intelligence received here, the
Carlists were ignorant of Marshal Concha's
death for two days after it occurred. He was
killed at the moment when the CarliSts, boino
routed, were about to retreat towards las
Anpzcuas.
All the Madrid journals stigmatiso the re.
ported assassination of Republican wounded
and prisoners by the CarIists.
Government has granted a pension to Mar
shall CJncha's heirs, and the sword Of the de-
ceased General will be placed in he Artillery
Museum.
MADRID, July l..
The Syndiclte of stockholders have decided
to reckon the value OF the coupon Of the inter
nal debt at l per cent. only The tobacco
Yoorobo,+c otrO,uIr- ol; ~ -. l4
, 1874-07-22
T E L E G r A NJ S z.

ST. THOMAS STATION,
july 10th, 1874.
New York, I5th-Rentes 6I4.
Gold 1893. London Consols 928.
Discount d, Sugar No. 1876.
The Danish Ministry has been reconstructed.
Chicago is again on fire. Sixty acres burnt.
Loss four millions.
The Assembly rejects Magne's increased salt
tax.
July 18th.
JAMAICA 16th.-Rentes 6l4.
New YORK, l5th.-Gold 1904.
London sugar %.
Consols 923.
Discount %.
The Committee of thirty proposes constitution
al bill for Perier.
Magne has resigned.
Hanoverian ex King dangerously sick.