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shall nave increased revenues. NJ. Randall ssys
that his policy would DO one OF rstreuchmens ara
economy. and after that judictously TO consider
what taxes could Do imposed without Gre
ating embarrassment TO business. Next 70
Mr.. Randall, Heister Clymer, Mr.. BECK and Mr.
Eldridge receive the greatest praise nom their
colleagues and also nom their political opponents
for the fair and gentlemanly spirit in which they
participated in the protracted session.
THE LITTLE TARIFF BILL" CRITICIZED u TN
sEcRErARY OF THE TREASURY
the "Little Tarin bill" has been returned 70 HIS
Excelency BY the Secretary or the Treasury. It
10 understood that the Recommendation OF the
Treasury Department 10 that IL ought not to
be signed. II there 10 to DO further
legislation on the customs revenue. The largest
estimate made OF Increased revenue under the
"IAtte TariH Bill" is Sl.5ooooo per anrfum, while
the confusion which 1t viii occasion In the way Of
drawbacks and protests suggests that 1t should
not be made law.
WHAT Ii YET TO BE xNDuBED ron POOH
LoUusIANAs kAKA
Senators Sergeant, Stephenson, Ransom and
McCreery mean Jet to speak on the Louisiana
question.
GENERAL WASHINGTON OESpATCHES
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A FIELD FOR MISSIONARIES.
Wholesale Massacre by Pacific
Islanders.
Sad Narrative Of the Survivor Of a
Whaling Crew.

SAN FHAxcIscos jas. 81. 1870
BY Uteamshtp % this port from sydney Austria.
iis, We are Informed. under date OF December q,
that the bark wolverine had arrived at Hobart
Town nom Bird Island. having on board Mr..
Rhodes, second ofncer OF the brig James Brine,
who was transferred from the American whalsr
Benjamin Cummings.
4 THnLLIN0 REPORT.
Mr.. Rhodes reports the orig sailed nom sydney
In May last bound on . cruise. She reached and
nshed ~ Howe's Island; afterward near tho Solo.
mon group sent out boats for oecne.de.mer, the
friendly demeanor OF the natives disarming all
suspicion.
SUDDEN AND DEADLY ASSAULT.
The crew Of the brig separated, or rather were
divided into three parties, the Captain command.
ing one, Mr. Rhodes the second and seaman
named Davis the third. Mr.. Rhodes, who had
supplied the leading chief with tooacco. &C., was
suddenly set upon and dubbed nom behind, but
the rest OF the party. who were IN hut, came to
his assistance, ATTACKING tine natives and re-
pulsing them.
He gained the boat and made for the brig,
which had been kept In charge OF the chief oncer.
A TIMELY RETREAT.
On reaching the vessel he found the natives IN
force about her, when he IT once made Oh, the
natives in their canoes giving chase, and sue.
ceeded In reaching the Solomon group. where he
was picked up by the whaler. Mr. Rhodes believes
that the three parties were simut aneously at.
tackled and the vessel seized, and he considers
himself the sole white survivor. Six natives, who
formed his party, renamed faithful to him and
escaped. OF these, nve are now on board the
whaler, and one died.
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AUSTRALASIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 81. 1875.
The steamer Cyphrenes, which arrived yssteI.
day, brings dates from Sydney December %.
Auckland December &c. and Honolulu January 20.
She brings the following news from
AUSTRALIA.
the demand for labor. skilled or unsktlled, is
daily increasing, the rate OF Immigration being
quite disproportionate to the requirements.
TERRITORIAL CONSOLIDATION.
On December Is the annexation OF Fill to the
British Empire was celebrated in Sydney BY q
public banquet to His Excellency the Governor, as
tho representative of the Crown in the negotia.
tions with Cacoball, ex-King, who with his two
sons and Commodore Goodenough and others
were also guests.
LEIcKHARDT's FATE.
The fate Of the explorer Leickhardt appears des.
tined to remain enveloped in mystery, as Hume,
who was supposed TO have discovered in Central
Australia traces OF the Inflated expedition, per.
ished OF thirst on the northwest portion OF the
settled districts. while leading q small party to
where he had professedly found traces OF the lost
explorers.
RAILWAY EXTENSION.
Railway extension Is being pushed forward ss
rapidly as circumstances Will permit. The nrst
sod OF the line to Orange was turned last week;
that 10 Wagga IS progressing iavorably. A trial
survey OF the projected lines Is also being made.
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SPAIN.

RoYALIsT MEASURES FOR THE REGULATION OF
THE PUBLIC PRESS.
MADRID, Jan. 81, 1875.
DEGREES have been issued permitting the press
10 discuss the acts OF the Ministry, iorbldding
attacks on royalty and religion and prohibiting
the publication OF intelligence which may be
serviceabe to the Carlists. Newspapers which
nave been visited with the penalty OF suspe nsion
three times shall be wholly suppressed for fourth
oncnce.
DON CARLOS DUTY OF ALLEGIANCE.
1t Is stated on authority that ex.Q Queen Isabella
holds an acknowledgment OF allegiance from the
iather OF Don Carlos written In 1864.
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1t is further shown, from the annual report OF
the Chief OF Ordnance for tue year 1871 that these
issues, which were made during the war, were
mace for the maintenance Of the government and
the preservation OF the Union, and should have
been charged, as arms and other stores issued
to volunteers to the United States and not to the
States. The Senate Committee ON Military Affairs,
to whom various bills have been referred for the
relief OF the above named States on account Of
ordnance and ordnance stores issued to them
during the late war, have reported that the relief
asked for should DO granted, ana accordingly re-
port bill for that purpose.
DISCOVERY OF A NEW PLANET.
The Smithsonian Institution has received an
ocean telegram announcing the discovery OF new
planet at Berlin in right ascension % deg, decli.
nation Is deg. ana 20 min. north, OF the twelfth
maQnitude.
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THE HUALAPAN INDIANS.

THEIR IMPROVEMENT IN THE PERFORMANCE OF
CIVILIZED LABOR.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81. 1876
The following Ia an extract from an ofiicial letter
written by Captain Byrne, United States Army.
commanding Post La Paz. Arizona Territory
Since my last report dated Oct ober ~ 1874 have The
honor to state the Hualapan Indians have been ooing
very we'll They have cheerfully and promptly filled
the hay contract delivering some days as much as So
pounds nll OF which they carried their backs dis
lance Of nearly twenty miles As they maid for the
hay delivered II excited great emulaion amongtns
banda o. the money obtained part was expendcd I'm
clohng but the greater portion has hoarncd tor
the purchase OF horses ! procured n number OF good
horses for them Mt very low some time since and
have ordered large number more, which are on nclr
way here.
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FRANCE.


eARLIAMENrARY INDICATION OF COMING
RECOGNITION OF THE REPUBLIC
PARIS Jan. 81, 1875
The Assembly yesterday passed the amendment
proposed by NJ. WALTON to the ventavon Constitu-
tional Bill by vote OF 353 yeas to 1852 nays.
The amendment declares that "the President OF
the Republic shall be elected by majority OF the
Senate and Chamber OF Deputies In Congress AS
semoled; that the Presidential term shall lie seven
years, and the President can be reelected"
The Left is now striving TO obtain favorable
vote on the entire Constitutional bill In order to
retain the advantage derived from this indirect
recognition OF the Republic
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THE OBSERVATIONS IN AusrnA1.As1A.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan, 81, 1875.
By steamship At this port from Australia yester-
day the following report has been received under
date OF Sydney, December 23:-"In observing
the transit OF Venus the astronomers In
New South Wales have been more favored
than their scientific brethren in the adjacent colo
MES. December was perfectly cloudless at sgd
ney and Of woodford, Couldbury aud at Mount
Victoria temporary stations,. Every phase OF the
transit was iully observed, photographed and re.
corded"
Cloudy weather prevented complete observa-
lions In Victoria, Tasmania and New Zealand.
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THE LOUISIANA DISORDERS

PROGRESS OF THE EFFORTS AT CoMPRoMNE-
THE DEMOCRATS RESIST PARTIAL JUSTICE
THE INVESTIGATION INJURIOUS TO THE HADr-
GALS.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 81. 1875.
The EFFORT Of Inauguration by the Investigating
Committee to bring about q settlement Of the
Louisiana troubles Is so far progressing
iavorably. The basis proposed ignores the
election OF 1872 and recognizes the conservative
success in the election OF 1874 The i've deposed
members are 70 be reinstated and the House of
Representatives reorganized upon q conservative
basis. The conservatives are to recognize
tho Kellogg government Kellogg and Pack.
ara, representing the radical party, and
Messrs. Leonard and Jenrtes the con-
servarive interests, have been tonight in
consultation with Mr.. Frye at the st. Charles Ho-
tel but in discussing the details so much diversity
Of opinion was developed that further considera.
ton was postponed until tomorrow.
CONSERVATIVE DISSATISFACTION
In connection with the proposed compromise 1t
may BIZ relied upon that McEnery's friends,
who profess to be battling Tor principle
alone, Will oppose 1t to the bitter end,
and 1t will fail to command the support OF the ex
treme wing Of the democratic party. Kellogg has
strong hopes Of Its success. and has intimated In
anticipation OF such results, his intention OF
making wholesale sweep of Objectionable once.
holders and institutng thorough system Of
reforms. This movement is evidently inspired by
q few leaders and has SO far been kept very quiet
The general opinion among the public is unfavor.
able to its successful issue. nasmucn as 1t ignores
the claims OF Penn and Endorses the validity of the
election OF 1872
DEVELOPMENTS IN THE INVESTIGATION.
Up to the present the weight OF testimony i'd
duced before the committee Is heavily against the
radical interests; and one OF them admitted TO-.
day that, so far they had heard, It almost fully
Endorsed the report Of the former committee.
Mcssrs. Frye and Hoar exhibit more and more
anxiety to bring about some kind OF an amicable
settlement. Mr.. Marshal sees no practical and
satisfactory one save in the withdrawal Of the
troops.
On Tuesday the investigation Is expected to
enter upon the subject OF the White League, Q
stage OF the proceedings looked forward to with
great interest
THE MISSISSIPPI IMPROVEMENT.
Mr.. Wheeler, as chairman OF the House Com.
mitree on Commerce and Navigation. has an.
nounced his intention before leaving New
Orleans of proceeding to the mouth Of the river
and inspecting the passes. He expresses himself
In favor Of Ead's jetty system.
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VAN BRUNTED.
A NEGRO BURGLAR SHOT DEAD WHILE ENGAGED
IN HOUSEKEEPING.

IN HOUSEBREAKrNG.
RICHMOND, va Jan. 81, 1875.
At three O'Clock this morning Mr.. Rush Burgess,
collector OF internal revenue. who resides about
a mile from the corporate limits, was awakened
by his wife, who informed him that she heard a
noise IN the house. He went down stairs, and upon
entering mis- dining room heard some one making
an exit through the door. Being armed with a
pistol he fred In the direction OF the door, as he
thought, Incidentally Hearing nothing further he
returned to bed When lie got up Tor the day he
however, found traces OF blood on his porch and
AN examination resulted In discovering the body
OF a dead negro under the porch with bullet hole
almost entirely through his body.
Mr.. Burgess at once gave information TO the
county authorities, and inquest was held,
which resulted In verdict justlying him IN the
deed. Inc negro's name was Cornelius Robinson.
He was well known IN the neighborhOOd and
doubtless had made other raids on Mr.. Burgess
premises, as the latter had been the victim OF sew.
erA robbertes before.
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THE V!RGINIUS CASE.
Cuban Exposition Of the Spanish Relations
with the United States.
A Money Indemnity Claimed for
"Ex-Citizens" Of America.
How impairment Controversies"
May Be Ended.

HAVANA, Jan. 81, 1875.
The D1drto Dc Ia Marina has leading editorial
On the pending questions between Spain and the
United States. 1t asks wtat they are, and an.
swers that the virginius question consists Of .
claim for money indemnity made on account Of
ex.citizens OF the United States executed at
Santiago de Cuba after trial and sentence py the
proper tribunal.
TIE SPANISH AHGUxINT.
1t oonttnues:-"We call them ex.citizeus be.
cause We believe they forfeited their citizenship
and were no longer entitled 10 the protection Of .
government. They manned . snip without nag
or nationality, employed In the transportation
OF rebel adventurers to the shores Of .
nation friendly to the United States. Nor
DO We think England had good ground
for her reclamations on Spain. But she IS in .
better situation than tina United states. because
.be pirates VINO came to night rs in Cuba did not
pretend to sail under her coors. Spain has faith.
fully complied with the treaty made at Washing.
ton last year, shameful as 1t was, and the United
States must make their reclamations in &C
rordance with It's provisions. 1t Is stipulated that
when the parties thereto disagree. the points In
dispute shall be submitted TO arbitration.
EXPERIMENT CONTROVERSIES
This ID the best thing which can now be done in
order to put q stop at once 70 impairment con-
troverstes.
SPANISH NEGOTIATIONS FoR PAYMENT OF PER-
soNAL NDEaN1r1Es.
MADRID, Jan. 81, 1878.
The Epoca says cordial communications between
Senior Castro. Minister OF Foreign Affairs, have
resulted IN an understanding in regard to the in.
dcmnity payable to the families Of the crew Of the
virginIus.
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HAYTI.

1EvoLurIoS1sr AGITATION IN TIE NORTH.
KINGSTON, JAM, Jan. rs, 1878.
Mr.. Spencer ST. John, British Minister to Hayti,
promoted to the same once In Peru, has departed
thtther via Jamaica.
There Is trouble in the North Of Hayt. General
Alexis .Nord, tue celebrated soldier. has been ar
rested and brought TO Port au Prince. where he
has been charged with INSTRUMENTATION against
the government.
Troops have been sent to Cape Hayti to preserve
order.
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THE TRANSIT OF VENUS.

AMERICAN ASTRONOMERS ALONE SUCCESSFUL IN
NEW neutrality-suspicious. ELSEWHERE.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 80, 1875.
Drs. Peters and Harkness Of the American ex-
petition, were the only successful observers of the
transit OF Venus In New Zealand.
The observations at Hobarttown and Cambell-
town, Tasmania, were obsrructed by clouds and
the first part OF the transit was lost.
The German party at the Auckland Islands had
. successful observation.
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THE NEW BRUNSWICK TROUBLES.

BATHURST, N. B., Jan. 81, 1875
The body Of MI. CLIFFORD, the constable who was
killed at Caraquet on Wednesday last during the
riot, arrived here yesterday, and was taken to
Newcastle in the evening TOR inrerment.
Bathurst IS at present like military garrison.
are charge OF the JAIL where sixteen rioters are
imprisoned. Eight OF the prisoners have been
committed for local examination. The examine
ton OF the remainder win take the best part OF
the coming week.
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ENGLAND.

SERIOUS DIFFICULTIES BETWEEN nABob AND
CAPITAL.
LONDON, Jan. 81, 1875.
Tho lockout In The coal mines OF south Wales
has commenced and 1000 miners are idle.
The shipwrights OF Newcastle.on.Tyne, to the
number OF o,000 have struck.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Colonel w. F.. Sim has assumed the manage
ment Of the Park Theatre, Brooklyn, and opens
this evening with q very strong variety bill.
Centennial; or. 1776 and 1875" will be presented
tonight at the san Francisco Hall by the Butler
Pantomme Troupe. in connection with the regu-
lar minstrel performance.
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ENGLISH AQUATICS.

THE DAY ron THE UNIVERSITIES BOAT RACE.
LONDON. Jan. 81, 1875.
The 20tn OF March 10 the day appointed for the
annual university boat race.
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GERMANY AND SPAIN.

SAN SEBASTIAN, Jan. 81, 1875
The captain and crew OF the Gustav have been
released by the Carlists.
The German war steamer Augusta has arrived
here.
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES


WASHINGTON. Jan, 30. 1875.
ISSUES or ORDNANCE TO THE VOLUNTEERS TROOPS
DURING THE wAn-rHE STATES AND TERRI
TORIES TO BE RELIEVED OF THE COST.
The records OF the Ordnance Department. show
that ordnance ana ordnance stores, valued as Iol.
lows were issued to the following States and Ter.
ritories between January l, 1851. and April O. 1885,
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TINE HERALD ALMANAC, 1875,

THE HERALD ALMANAC, 1875
issued In Jew days will present important addi-
lions 10 previous contents. .
Its Election Tables all ofncial and complied with
all times
Its Financial Tables and Statistics have become =
recognized necessity Change and in all brokers' and
bankers Offices.
ca Record OF events at home and SJroad OF the
HERALD ALMANAC FOR 1873
will he found OF interest 10 ALL
The Crecdmoor Diagrams show the result of the great
rine contest the ranges OF the targets and the scores
the contestants.
The Mariners Guide Is compiled from official Iustruc
tions from Trinity House LONDON and Hydroqrn MID
ONCE at Misunderstanding tables the SUMS dccnauos
and equation OF time &c.
fne Last Of missing Heirs is continued with the advsr.
tiscmcnts for 1874.
The Political Record Is made from official documen nj.
and embraces all the departments and branches OF IL
government service at home and abrOad.s
The HEHALD ALMANAC FOR 1875,
only % cents at which price IL Is sent, postage freo
sold by all stattoncrs and ewsdealers.
Address HERALD ALMANAC, New york ol1us
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HAWAII.

THE MAuNA-LoA VOLCANO IN ERUPTION
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 81. 1878.
A letter from watmea, Hawaii, dated January
IL, says new eruptions, or perhaps renewal OF
old ones. had broken out on the summit OF Mauna.
Loa.
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MONTENEGRO.

VIENNA, Jan. 81 1875.
The Hospodar Of Montenegro has Withdrawn all
bis Commands on Turkey.
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THE WAR IN CUBA.
The Town Of Jibara Captured
by the Insurgents.
4 FIERCE ASSAULT AND BRAVE DEFENCE.
The Spaniards Surrender-fIeavy
Losses on Both Sides.

HAVANA, Jan. 81, 1s7A
Tho local newspaper Of ssuN Espizitu. In tho
Cance Villas district hes tho following rspors5
THE ASSAULT.
The insurgents, commanded BY Comes and
sanquil, attacked the settlement Of Jibsrs st
tour O'Clock on the morning OF the 2oth inst
Tho assault was made at four dinsrent points.
The rebels attacked the fort, machete IN hand.
The besiesed defended themselves hsrotcally
but the enemy's numbers were too great
TEE GARRISON suRRENDsRs TO THE REBELA
The garrison having exhausted their ammuni.
ton, and being reduced TO ton elective men.
surrendered to the insurgents. The latter re.
spected tho lives OF those who surrendered. The
fort and all its contents were destroyed and many
houses were burned.
TIE LOSSES.
Our (spanish) losses were considerable in pro.
portion to the numbers engaged; but We cannot
give particulars as We are without exact details.
Eye.witnesses say the losses OF the rebels were
heavier. This we believe. considering the peril.
nacity OF the attack and the obstinacy OF the de.
Sence.
RErNToRcExENTs WORKING ON TIE YIELD.
When the news became known here troops were
Immediately sent out to pick up tho wounded and
reconstruct tho .defences and buildings OF the
town.
TIE SEAPORT TOWN JIBARA.
The town OF Jibara-or Gibara-which has been
captured nom the spaniards by the Cuban insur.
gents, Is . seaport Of the island. situated on an
eminence on the north coast Of the territory. 1t
lies 100 miles east Of Puerto Principe.
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THE ASSAULTS OF WINTER ON THE LUNGS
can only be repused by using HALEs HoNEY or Hons
HOUND TAR
PIXIES ToorHAcHE DRors cure In one minute.
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DIED..

CuRRY.-At his residence, 20 Roosevelt street.,
on Sunday, January 81, LAWRENCE CURRY, borH
IN Rahambisb, county Sligo, Ireland. aged IS.
[For Other Deaths see Ninth P1gel
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A.-THE RUSSIAN vAPOR BATHS, Is EAST
Fourth street. afford speedy and pleasant relief "a
Colds and Rheumatism. The largest, best patronized
and most luxurious BATHS this Continent
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AN OFFER WILL BE RECEIVED FOR TWO
TEN AND THREE EIGHT CYLINDER Hoe ROTARY PRxssrs.
WILL SOLD Address HE NEW YORK HERALD
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A.-PATENT WIRE SIGNS, ENGRAVED METAL
and brass Signs, store, Office and sign Paintlng.
UPHAM q CO.. 500 Broadway.
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LUNG AND THROAT COMPLAINTS DISAPPEAR
when WIsTAR's BALsAx or WILD CHERRY is used. sos.
ana 81 . bottle. large bottles much the cheaper.
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MILK OF MAGNEsIA, TAKEN JUST BEFORE
retiring will ceanse the mouth, the stomach
and insure comfortable nights rest Sold by all drug
gists.
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THE AMERICAN FLAG ABROAD.
LONDON, Jan. 81, 1875.
The United States steamer Powhatan has
arrived at Lisbon from Norfolk, Va.

THE franklin IN THE TAoUs.
LISBON, Jan. 81, 1875.
The United States steamer franklin, flagship
OF the European squadron, has arrived in the
Tagus.
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MARVEL OF COMPAOTNESS, CONvEN.
fence, attractiveness and utility: The comfortable
ELASTIC RUSS 6S3 Broadway, which, worn easy night
General
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A COUGH NEGLECTED. MAY LEAD TO SERI>
Gus results PoRrERs BALsAx viii give relief at once
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THE oUNBoAT FORTUNE AT KINGSTON, JAMAICA.
KINGSTON, Jamaica. Jan. rs, 1875.
The United States gunboat Fortune 10 here at
present from Colon on route to the United States
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OPEN WORK WIRE SIGNS AND BANNERS.
TO ORDER, BY HOVER GRAHAM, 81 DUANE
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PIMPLES, BLACKHEADS ERUPrIONS OF ALL
kinds: cure guaranteed. GILES .IoprpE OF
AxnoSIA." Depot 45l Sixth avenue, New York. All
druggists 81 cents and 81 q bottle
SMOKE sURBURG'S GOLDEN SCEPTRE; DOES
not bite the tongue For sale No. Barclay street.