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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-26

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attendance i FRANK AM F. TFH mowE I re-
Cor. Secretary.
TIE hkLiNGToN f FIFE rffSSs INST AS 2E
COMPANY held March Is, ISIS, il was
pain the in'eligence q the untimely death Of our
i5s dent, JAsrs ,kENSEp{, ESQ We knew in
gence, of kind heart of wide ex perience AMI rare
Ssagaciiy, which qualities, set of BY engaging ad
ufes- ana courteous denearor, rendered our inter-
course with him most agreeable and profitable We
and Of our infant enterpri.e AMI fes
that It's successful working is due in large measure
In all its details. We deeply lament his demise as a
geNOus loss 70 Us, as the loss to the community of
spirited Citizen, and an IRE parable bereafemant
10 Ms aInicted family, to whom would tender our
ReSolrsd, That this testimonial be published in the
aa ., Journals and copy be transmitted the fam
~ DEVELOPING CIRCLE at n oh Street.
M i next a g. the Unitarian Church, on WEDNES
rehfsm 1ng 1 o. az m Admi;son 50 cents fer
81. D.. Medium INNS III 'A''e' 'i'' a. U ms
~ CHILDREN,s HOsPITAL.-A meeting Of
IN At tbe H.nisa 81 b uni aSoye ,nstpti9n will be
hNiNE, aSt March, at o'clock, to take action
ORSa death Of the ffstGn b 4 rs bs sss,
nFTHE SECOND ANNUAL MEETING OF
TSE AE CHIAATTi9NAh GAP PIT REAL Is
Ts%P s ESD ' GSESnSG
the the at Viii o. M The ,s animal report q
pc Hidue ana tue OIncer5 elected
for the ensuing year: All the stockholders are
In25-2t fIepI PHIL H. WEIGH, Secretary.
GNsNOTICE.-rhere will be a meeripg of me
Wy SOCIETY FOR The PREVENTION OF
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS at the office Of Lighter
Gafchel, corner llth and streets, on THU Rs
DAY EVENING" O'Clock. Business Of import
HTfsF e cdsMrrEE
SNOTICE TO PRODUCE DEALERS.
Persons selling produce in the. Northern Market
mu-t procure their Licenses at the Register Office
az the Territorial Building. "A street between
fennsyiva nla avenue and street northwest, on or
before the lat of Aprl, 1873.
Persons selling fsh will be subject to the same reg
All licenses must be shown to the Market Master
when called for by him.
BY order Of the Commissioners.
m20td s. McFARLAN, Market Master
~ THE LATE EXCITEMENT WITH regard
Wy to the WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS
BANK having subsidized, respectfully request the
return OF our depostors to their usual business re-
laiions with US, their interest will be con
mH-lm ]. A. RUFF Treasurer
TsGRAND superb GRAND SUPPER
HS viii be given by PETER OGDEN LODGE
o-l31a, G. Y. o. Of . T., at ODD FELLOWS
HALL, 18Th street, between @ and d northwest,
The members OF the Order and a generous public
are cordially invited to participate in evening
enjoyment. No pains will be spared to make this
the hnest social entertainment given In Wash
ington. Georgetown Lodges invited Brass and
stIlng Bands have been engaged for the 'occa-
sion. m222i26,E
FTHE ATMOSPHERE OF SPRING.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-26
FOR SALE.

ISnp = = : -
ph SAIE-Ml LIZ, CART and HARNESS
Il Apply 10 DANIEL HANNAH. corner gt 81
ana streets northwest maAR,.
a r PRIC
n ROM rrpNnAAns 49, set OF DkANlNG-
In Blue Satin Dams.t NE, upAVlsteied -
-, To- Consisii,, "a III ~ AM ,lneite r.
And N indoHI Sbsirs ia Atm Iadyls "
Recep,ion Cb.irs = II n-o,is Shd Nlt
Ceutsr Tabla 49, H %aI lnu !. uli' iN'und
Piano SCI q, ,na..b. aias tot - match and
csTne, co,,, 49, oir ffehch AOguette
The above have been in use less than four IA
months, and are in every respect A. gooi as naS,
They will be sold together or sePsrstely r.
sible party on liberal credit. II desired ApplY n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-26
BOARDING

EOR RENT-Good ROOMS and TABLE BOARD
Il in that new house, No. 6lS street, near 7th
only one square from Patent Office, recently TAX en-
selves. n1I-S wS
L,IRST- CLASS BOARD BY THE WEEK OR
MONTH; also, desirable ROOMS for rent, hand
somely furnished; very low to permanent tenants
Board. Rooms on second and third floors, with
board at $50; No. 81 18th street, between L and Il
streets, near Wizards and Imperial Hotels NILS 2wr
(NOOD BOARD, PLEASANT ROOMS, AND
" prices moderate, at 21O3 corner Of Pennsylvania
avenue ehu Sist street, may1-1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-26

n VIII VN S14EC . BBIBN,
~ Pyadscai PinWb0 ead Gas Filter,
10 have your Plumbing, Gas Fitting, and Sewerage
promptly attended to on reasonable terms, No 6O9
Louisiana avenue, near 9Th street, north eide,
Residence, Y30 ID street, northeast mia
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DR.. ". b. DARRB1T,
Has removed to No. i1oS q sirsst northwest, cor.
nsr ltth arsss. je9U
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-04-11
from the Frankfort Yeoman,
VI AUD NIoEELY.


False.
I see by letter to the Chicago Times
from Cincinnati, copied into the
Courler-Journal Of the 26th inst, q
statement to the effect that n woman
confined in the workhouse at Cincin-
natl, upon the charge OF vagrancy,
claims to be the daughter Of Governor
Mosely, OF Florida, and . niece OF Hon.
Alexander III. Stephens, Of Georgia.
She calls herself Maud Moaoly, and her
age is set down at twenty-thfee. The
whole thing is false from beginning to
end. Governor NoscIv WAS the first
Governor OF Florida, from 1857 to 1S49.
His vile died before lie was elected
Governor, and lie never married again.
F'e had two daughters, one married
III. I. ;. Horton, OF North Carolina,
in 1892, end the other married a mer--
| chant OF New York, whose name Ihaye
forgotten, priOr 10 ti.at tinc. He had
three sons, I'll Of whom served IN the
! Confederate army, and rose TO dlstlnc-
! ton by their gallantry. Governor
! lfO&elv Wa originally from North Car
! DINA, and came from tlera direct to
! FloTila about 1893. IL never lived IN
! Savannah, Georgia, and vas II no way
| connected vith Alexander Il. Stephens,
, by marriage or 05l,"r ,iea. Such arti-
| cles rs tlia one alluded u arc infamous;
! and new aIapars must b. lard pressed
I indeed fOl. reading matter 10 publish
| The statements OF such class of
wreta!,as md imposters. I ain a native
. o. Florida, and knew Governor Mosely
and every member Of Lis family init
mattel v-thc youngest Of whom would,
| Il living, be nearly double the age Of
the Cincinnati imposter.
; Respectfully,
. r. c. WILLIAMS.
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Ju.s As Expected.

When Erskine delivered his decision
pa. ting negroes on, jrlries, it was at
once expected that some Radical vii
lazy was to follow. And here it IS
The Atlanta Constitution says
Il viii not be forgotten that at the
election for Governor last year, a num-
i,c4 CT our citizens, who are Democrats,
were arrested Oh charges of violating
the Enforcement act by inti1nidating
Radical negro voters. The main insti-
eatov OF these arrests was the United
States District Attorney, Henry P.
Far.on-. The Federal grand jury is
noy7 Investigating these cases, and sew
e1al indictments have been found SO
far. We are informed. The fact has
been Developed that the present jury,
under the new order, is composed
mostly OF liz sroes and white soldiers
--0r--a,T14 i j
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AN ENGINE OF DEATH.
sae Thousand Shots n Minute from
Tennessee MitraiIlc,sr.
From the -. Y. Times OF the 2cth NJ

From the II. Y. Times OF the 2Gth MT.
Yesterday, Mt Holskie's machine
shop. corner of Cherry and Jefferson
streets, trial was made of new mi
trailleur invented by Mr.. ]. P. Taylor,
of Tennessee. This most destructive
implement of modern warfare has
quite a number of novel features,
which distinguish it from the Gatlin or
Imperial mitrailleurs. One important
one is that the gnn-barrels are in q
water casing. SO that the heating of
the barrels is impossible. The other
is that the a barrels, starting at the
breech in circle, at their muzzles, are
grouped in an ellipse. By this means
a lateral or horizontal range is given,
instead of one in which other guns Of
a similar character throw the projec-
tiles. 11p and down, at right angles
viii, the ground. The device for
loading is also exceedingly novel. It
is self-charging, something like the
Henry rife. Metallic cartridges are
placed in hollow tubes, which are fed
up to the chambers by the motion of a
lever. \ most ingenious device is used
for firing, and on moving the crank
and adjusting simple mechanism, the
lnltfailleuf may e1tneI DC uSeo " u!o-
charge it's load en- tusillade, the
twenty-four shots going off ono after
another, or the whole may be fired at
once. 1t has four chambers, each one
Of which can be put instantly in posi-
ton, fired and cleared of it's cartridges.
In the fusillade firing, as exhibited
yesterday, it discharged about 700
rounds minute; when fred in q volley
about 1000. The calibre of cartridge
used was Al, and at distance of 800
yards the lateral range spread the
balls about 50 feet to the right and left
of n given centre. It is intended for
the Vienna Exhibition. For use
against cavalry and infantry it would
be most terrible arm, and it has ex-
cited great interest among our own
artillery men.
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/ Startling Exception.

! s2crnt medical writer says: Sleep
whenever yon can; in the cars-any-
wil@re Wien yen get chance-the
great want 81 the age is sleep" This
i net always safe advice to follow, as
:: Lawrence gentleman knows to his
sorrow He was recently afflicted with
y i,s..i c1il, a,:,i T. cure himself of it
i-.-.s,c!.ali 20 tie method Of bathing his
led II warm water and drinking q
tnrIi,ler full OF gin and molasses, pre-
s;'ti:'-d i,Y an AGED and respected friend
d liz family. Having got everything
ii, order t3r carrying out the prescrip-
fiol, lie sat down by the stove, his
pedal e>trcmities immersed i'll hot
water. :: t1Inlhler of smoking gin and
nn.a .~,.s l.y lis side. In this condi-
;i.,. :: >t1sE. 81 enjoyment stole over
l;,.. as t,e slipped the eXhilarating
s1.1i,', and he fell sslecp. His wife
iia,; gone IA bed, and on awakening
about ) O'Clock III the morning Won
dared why she was alone. Going down
stairs, she was Mortified to find her
iiere lord asleep in his chair, the fire
out, his feet still immersed Ia the
water, over which cake of ice was
formed, and an empty tumbler on the
chair beside him. His cold isn't bit
better
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South Carolina Items.

MENINGITIS is prevailingin Abbeville
to considerable extent
The Howard School (coloretl) in Col
UNI ia, has 5Oscholars and 8 teachers.
Mr.. J. M. Davis, of Abbeville, has
invented an improved fire extinguisher
and applied for patent.
A large number of colored people
who lett Newberry county. some time
ago for the West, returned last week.
4 revival in the Methodist Church,
at Chester, has continued seven weeks,
and lively interest is still manifested.
The resignation of Rev. j. E. White,
as pastor of the Presbyterian Church
of Chester, has been accepted by the
Church.
It is estimated that two thousand
tons of fertilizers have been disposed
of in the Spartanburg market during
the present season.
Colonel J. B. Palmer, president of
the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad, has gone North to make ar
engagements for buying an improved
pattern of rail for his road.
The United States Circuit Court will
commence its sittings at Charleston
on Monday next. The civil docket
will be called and disposed of, after
which a few ku-Klux cases will be
tried.
The Times gives currency to the fact
that Mrs. Fannie Goss has been ap-
pointed postmistress at Union Court
House, vice A. A. Hamett appointed
mail agent on the Spartanburg and
Union Railroad.
Deputy United States Marshal John
FL. Williams, requests the Union Times
to state that the District Attorney de-
sires that it be generally known in
Union county. that but few cases are
to be tried at the coming term of the
United States Court, and no witness
will be paid for attendance who is not
regularly subpenaed by the Marshal
.tNix,'' writing to the Chester Repor-
ter from Columbia says We have
had visit from Gen. Mcdowell. the
same who commanded the United
States forces at first Manassas. He
was here on an inspecting tour, and let
me whisper something funny into your
ear ABOUT Lilo uSpecClOu. Neu. NC
Dowel invited his Certifcatecy"
Moses to join him in the inspection,
as matter of courtesy, I presume,
which courtesy he was expected to de-
cline-but mary" decline. Moses
went. and he saw, and-wen we
don't know VIII Their he conquered
or not, but he did carry the negro Ad-
jutant-G General Purvis with him, as
part of his military family, and Pur-
Wis inspected too, went through all Il e
ranks, looked at everything ''as big Il
dog as anybody's dog with stump
of cigar in his hand, and it is said
that the grumblings and suppressed
curses of the subordinate officers and
private soldiers, while this "darkey"
was ''going through them" with No
ses and Mcdowell might have been
like ned TO the rumblings Of threat
ening volcano. Regulars inspected 10y
militia officer, and he = ''nigger :"
What next? Well might the question
be asked, and would like to hear the
reply.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-04-11
'FIie Dome of tho Capitol.

The dome of the Capitol at Washing
tU:i IS the most ambitious structure in
America. It is 1O8 feet higher than
the Washington Monument at Balti-
I:o:a, IS feet higher than Bunker Hill,
and 3 feet higher than the Trinity
Church tower at NeH York. 1t is the
only considerable dome of iron in the
world It Is vast hollow sphere of
iron, Weighing 5000, 600 pounds. How
much is that? Nearly 1900 tons, or
about the weight of 10000 full grown
people, or about equal to 1000 laden
cars, which, holding four tons each,
would reach two miles and half Di-
rectly over your head is a figure in
bronze, ''America," 1885 pounds.
The pressure of the iron dome upon its
piers and pillars il 49, pounds to
the square foot. st. Peters presses
nearly 10000 pounds to the square
foot, and st. Geneveive, at Paris,
IS, 600 pounds more. 1t would require,
to crush the supporters of orr dome,
a pressure Of 557,270 pounds to the
square foot. The cost was about
100000. The new wings cost about
$4,000, 600. The architect has q plan
for rebuilding the old central park of
the Capital and enlarging the park,
which will cost about So, 200, 900.
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A Virginia City man is the happ;est
man in the State. His wife has eloDGd


man in the State. His wife has e1oped
| George Francis Train is a sort ot
white elephant on the hands Of tbe
New York authorities
Thieves break in and steal in TIC
Cincinnati station-houses to s;ch a,
extent that the police have scarcely
any clubs or overcoats left, and tA.
authorities think Of engaging pri sat.
! Waterman.
A shrewd old gentleman once said
to his daughter BE sure, my dear,
you never marry poor man but re-
, member that the poorest mau i'll the
world is one tina; has got money and
nothing else.
A hsping American nltramontaue
uphoids the assertion that German
PrOtethtanth are more immortal than
German Catholie,h, because they are
known to be "Ioother' an Christians
" hO hold to the Roman See
We are INCLINED to believe that the
women are going for the polls in dead
earnest. from the fact that. Of nine
married meu talking politics in Dan
bury grocery. on Saturday evening,
seven were Entirely bald.-Da"d"ry
News.
An IrishInan, fresh fton. the ould
country, found atree full If green per-
simmons climbing to the top of the
tree he helped himself to the fruit. A
passer-by heard him say by the
powers and I'm the lad that can knock
the socks off the nan that poured vim
egar on these plume"
That nervous youth in Louisville
who recently, by mistake, slipped a
nickel five cent piece into the parsons
hand, instead of So gold piece, which
he had ready in another pocket, after
three weeks of welded bliss, thinks he
paid pretty dear for his fun, after Ill,
and regrets that the nickel was not i
suspender button.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-04-11
TEX; !i-.a~ 1TtC sgs-zzs-s ssssp.
a Es-i"1 E:>';,=jption Of Tie .-faatc
1.s;@ Zine Vessels.


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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-04-11
PiAch5ack,s Tactics.

1t appears that before he left Wash
ington, Governor" Pinchback had his
name placed on the roll of the House
as Congressman at large from the State
OF Louisiana He said that he expect
ed to get into the Senate next winter,
b1t that at any event he was not going
to be left ont in the cold, and would
hold on to his commission as men,
Der OF the House until his senatorial
claims were passed upon. Such provi-
dence and forethought on the part of
III. Piuchback show that he has drank
docply of the wisdom of his carpet-bag
mt
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-04-11

Tic President Is paying LIS debts.
lie j, rewar3inc ail those who, III his
tine Of trial, tl:I liam service, how
ever di%rFrrtabie. Dle OF the most
effective c. his .uZili.ries during the
las. cauya:s Vas Il weekly newspaper
in New yor5c. i.It.etratcd, and called,
bv way al satire. the Journal OF Civil
zation. Il va, spread broadcast
}Ilrorlc!. lie lard. !.vory boy and girl
and s'=,ra:l Cc-.1liuteU" woman, 'nclud-
nag so.lc 5acn. delighted IL ii. III
contained LuTtit c..l::;,tnraa, CT which
.i~r.:l.~ Inc g;f.il.ic locks with disgust.
Tho raraonal rcculieritiea Of promi-
mont mon acre coarsaIv slletched. Th"
iIeaI q certain Institutions was
Gnrcn!~ 7.grirnYal: Ihcre was no fun.
80 o.:a !arahcj It was all grim,
feroc.oue, G.ac!.=r-aIt c4g:caturc. an6
is art.Hccr wa3 foreigner, re-
i2'cing IN the expressive name OF
''cEaa..' 7. wanted bat : final vowel
- b. G 1a.-eta. IL. Greeley. al
az: all sensitive il:.l2, was bounded
to d.. ~ -:;tst'., pictorial s"uTfilitics.
~" one win, recalls the gl2stIy car
tooE ii tisa 1Hatr1ar,>. u III. Greeley
IN the diving conioui;9cT, wiz =" en-
.3a..2 Il Christian, f-;ti, Wick tl:c
World 7'ay-cC,t2 FRO G.i,..-,: - = mat
*: - s., VIII duly s5,rlate t,,le ilol,"id
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cC .,e..~ ~ - =: sac ...lr-t.S'23 q their
e-s.-s.@g;.tc l---Tt.,,.zI- tt.g. Oar l'ce5--
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-04-11
MARRIAGE GUIDE,

EVERY ONE HIS OWN
w. DOCTOR-Beinga private instruct
OF for married persons. OF those about to be
MARI led, both male ard female, in everything
chncerni' G the HISTOLOGY and relation OF
-eNaal :. stem, aud the production and prevent
ion "f q scr ing, including all the new discovt-
rie- never before given in tue English langu%g-
hv N. YOUNG, NJ. u. This Is really vaiu-
able aTd interesting work. 1t is iitten
plain language for the general reader, and il
yonnG mari led people. or thosc contemplating
marriage aud having the least impeachment to
married life. >hrrti'! read this book. Itdiscloses
se,reIS fha: GI- should he Ecppa Inted
with Sriil il l. book thai i:C lea ed up
and Ict let lie about the hUu~a'. II i'll 80 sent
r. adj receipt at ~ c~.ite. '.i,ireSs
itr. W II. YOU'VE. No. li6 = pI uc, sire I. above
Fourth. Fhiiaielrhia.
So AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
No matt r what ma te n.I disease, before
y,r place yourself ,inder II: care OF any vi the
QCACkS-natIye an. .Ureign-WlU advertise
Ia this or any ether iai"r, get a copy OF DIR.
fOnng'S Book and reast Il carefully 1t will be
tiI.- me.IIS OF saving yoI many dollar, your
health, and possibly YOUR lite. Dr.. Young can
lie consulted any Uf the Diseases described
il :is public tio' ny ;uai at his office, No
lie Spruce street, ata've Fourth, Phil-delph,s
sept ~ :.S-w6m
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SPECIAL.
49, BArCHD.OKS uaIR DYE
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

Happy Relief for Young Men from
the effects OF Errors and Abuses IN early lite.
Manhood restored Impediments to Marriage
removed. New method of treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars
sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No.
South Ninth St.. Phil a.lelphis Fa-,-an Institu-
ton having high reputation for honor 10 ID
conduct and professional skill.
march % 7o-d&w3nOech
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-04-11
). l.. BENTLEY, M. b.. Surgeon In
: Charge.
=. III. q GREENE, VI. d.. Physician
ina Charge.

Having arranged with DE-. r. II. Kline,
Founder and Proprietor OF tine PhiladeI phia
Bellevue Institute tor the establishment OF a
permanent Off &c at Goldsboro for the cure of
Cancer, We take pleasure in inror ming the
fh IcIed that we have secured large, tom-
-nodous building. and thoroughly fu. nIShed it
for the especial comfort OF our many Patients,
coming to us from a distance.
DIR. u. Bentley, the Surgeon in charge,
late Assistant Physician and Surgeon the
'Philahel Fhia HelleyGe lnst3;ut - is gentle
man CT nlxh lrote- s.Onai atta, UIsnts. ~ Ihy
sician OF exp. Renee, a:'d well skilled iii the
treatment of a"cer by our metfoIS.
DT. Irten- has Ter :! wears had charge oil s
franrh rfic-. 70 ilr RliRe's Institute BIT Guar
1otte, y 4 sCd J, = success in the e.. n
Ger ana other Chronic Diseases has J.. en-
Precru-Ited.
ly with Dr. kiiEe's great Cancer Auti,,ot $
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their results. he ruth will warrant III i'll
saying tiat more PKgaAEEEr CURES Ii We hesn
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We Will take pleasure IN Sc! ding thu name
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and VIII" remain peri city well up to til time
to any who viii ap ly. Let all The Ill Ct d!
write ioT n circular, or come q n
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reach CT ALL.
fntiruary on Walnut street second door asst
OF -. new t".-i. b'Iiro Ill The Institute 10
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Our Offica M Charlotte H. III charge of Dr.
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JAMES ". LIPPITT,

WITH
JOHN l.. wocSIER.
p1.LeR IN
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Serious troubles are reported in
Porto Rico, growing out Of the slavery
abolition agitation.
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LEWIS, NJ ATHEw WEDDPLL.
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trict attention given to the orders and re-
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