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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-22
Church Matters.

PARIS, Apiu2l. From person who processes
intimate acquaintance with the Vatican, hear a
movement Is on foot for secession 10 large bodies
OF members OF the Eugsh Protestant Church, to
the roman athollc Cbuich. The number of Sc
csders ls placed is hi three million. Iuclud.
ed IN his exodus ale Bishops, RectoIs, Curates
and Descons. Authorized deIega tes, it is assert
ed, arc now 10 Rome. negotiating the conditions
upon which the secession will take place. The
acceptance OF the Catholic faith Is promised on
the following conditions:
Tho acceptance OF all doctrines OF the Catho-
lie church.
2-Io solve the difficulties among the Angel
cane relative to the ordination of Bishops, Minis.
tiers and Deacens, consent TO rece i've fresh orders
in the Roman Church, under certain conditions.
3-All new Priests TO undertake TO observe Gel
ibacy.
All ministers married not to be asked to quit
their families, but TO be declared from hearing
confessions.
5-Ihe new Catholics to be placed for 20 years
under special Episcopal hierarchy, in order to
smooth the many differences of opinion that may
arise during the transition.
TIE statement is given under reserve but is al
legged to be on nigh authority.
India.
BOMBAY April n. The first brigade will en-
bark tor Malta the 18th inst.
Greece.
ATHENS, April q. The British government
are making arrangements for laying a special
cable from Greece to Marmors.
Personal.
BRuIplsI, April 81. Baker Pasha has started
for Constan inope.
Egypt.
ALEXANDRA, April 81. In consequence of re-
monstrances OF the great powers the Egyptian gov
ernmeut has paid 5000 900, the amount of Judge.
ments obtained against 1t in the tribunals by cred
itUrs.
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NEW YORK.
Fire.

Fire.
New YORK, April 20. Taylor. box factory is
burned; loss, $1,000.
Gold.
Gold opened at lOl 3-S.
For Europe.
Six steamers for Europe to day, take a good list
OF passengers and full cargoes.
Gold Payments.
Enburg's silk operatives at Paterson, we've paid
IN gold yesterday, for the first ii ne IN seventeen
years.
Marine Notes.
Bark Azor, with Liberan emigrants, has not
sailed yet from Clare stop having been Obliged to
discharge l41 people illegally taken as psssen-
gers.
Colored Help in Erazil.
The brazilian government has removed the n-
terdict against the employment of coored labor
ers on the railways in that empire, and a large
number will Low be sent there.
Custom House Matters.
1t i stated here that the major portion of the
testimony upon which detective Curtis of the
treasury depa tment based his charges against the
importers, was obtained from a person named
Ash, who was discharged from the Custom House
his man once offered to sell what he called i'm
portant information relative 10 claims on the gov
eminent, to Phelps Dodge Il Co.. but they re-
FUSED to have anything to do with him. Their
claim OF SlHiJS, Arising from a case IN 1857 was
settled in court by establishing the equity thereof.
None OF the claims referred to by Curtis appear to
date later than 1861.
Yellow Fever.
tuit-d States steamer Omaha, 10 view of the
presence of yellow fever at Rio Janeiro, where
she touched on her homewsrd voyage, is ordered
from Norfolk to Portsmouth, y. H., for fumigs-
ton
Arrested.
Curtis +. Williams of Trenton, \. j., who was
challenged to duel by Englishmsn, has had
him arrested.
DENIAL
Bishop McCoskey sends to the Associated Press
the following
To the Associated Press
give my unqualified denial to the articles
which have appeared in the different papers
against me.
tSigned) SAMUEL A. MCCosKEY
Bishop Of Michigan.
Easter sunday.
To-day being Easter Sunday. app opliate serv-
ices we've held III all the churches throughout the
CitV,
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FINANCIAL MATTERS.
The Action of Banks in Several of the
Different States.

New YORK, April 81. Specials report that the
First National Bank, the Peoples Savings Bank
and Miners Savings Bank of Pittston, Penn..
have resumed full payments; also the First Ma
Reading, Pa. and Second National of Charleston,
Iii First National Bank of Madison, Wis, the
State Treasurer Of Wisconsin, National Bank of
Ill. Several private bankers and manufacturing
companies in various sections have resumed and
the First National Bank Of Wilmington resumes
this week
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO rHE
Daily Renuehrf Journal
PORTLAND.


Drowned.
PoRTLAxn, April 20. DAVID ;. Bell Of Mobile
fen overheard from the ship Lydia Skofeld April
80, and was d. owned
Fatal accident.
\ seamaa, name unknown, fell from the main
mast b, AL to the deck Of vessel 10 the Larbor to-
day, and received fatal injuries.
Railroad Matters.
A meeting was held at the Falmouth Hotel ves-
teIday, at which Messrs Downos i Jose Of the
Cover mon, Council met the representatives, of the
various railroads il Maine, and heard their views
on the taxation Of the roads for the coming year.
The Railroad Commissioners inspected the
Portland Saco < Portsmouth, and small pat of
the Great Fall x Conway road, Friday.
Arrested.
Thursday, Detective lleisom of Boston, and of.
fcer Rice of this G. y, arrested at the Friendly
Inn on Fore street, young fellow named Thos.
Trainer alias James johnson, charged with about
= dozen arcenies committed in Cambridge. He is
hard looking customer, though not vet 10 years
of age. Detective Hersom left with his prisoner
on the midnight train.
Arrival.
The Ontario, Car tain Bouchette, of the Domn.
ion Line, arrived at this port Friday. She brought
"a passengers from Halifax. She made the trip
from Liverpool to Halifax in the exceedingly
quick time Of days and u hours, and from Hall
fax to Portland i'll "a hours.
Found Dead.
james Ryan, aged 80, was found dead at No. -
Green tieet, yesterday morning. A coroner's iu-
~ decided that his death was caused by fall
vh an nd ha iptu nr
also tendency to heart disease.
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MEXICO.


SAN ANTONIO, April 20. Reliable information
nom the Mexican border states tuat the nsutrec-
ton against Dlaz is steadily te-o1enipg. 1t Is I'M
derstOoI that the LcIdists parry are urging the
MEXICAN lndlau, to renew the faldiug Ia order to
bliBg matter, the Rio GIaude 10 thtir former
unstable STATE, As regard, the United > ales The
commanding otfC,r Of the suh-ui,tilct oi Pecos
telegraphst to the depaime headquarters that
the MeAican ludiaus from Font stanton reserya-
ton now GU IA eNteLsve rad III Iexas.
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Disasters to Maine Vessels,

The bark Cluster, one hundred and nine DAYS
from Podsng, with coff,e, reported that she en-
countered nunerous gales, during one OF which
she shipped heavy sea- which damaged the car
90. When nine days out she los. Mr.. Lewis, the
second officer, through deadly malaria, engend-
cred by the green state OF the cargo. All hands
were sick at the time, and the vessel was worked
by three sickly seamen. Bunks were removed to
the decks, and this produced better health among
the crew.
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Winthrop, April 18th, 1873.
Assessors Notice.
To THE TAN PAYERS OF THE CITY OF AuGr

YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED to bring in true
L and perfect lists OF your polls, and all your
estates, both Real and Personal, oil which you were
possessed on he first day OF April 1875. not by law
exempt from taxation. For the purpose of RI ceiv-
ing said lists and admins ering the oath thereto,
authorized, the undersigned, Assessors OF said
city, will he in session at their Office in Granite
Block, on each Saturday before the 18th OF May
next. from to l2 O'Clock A. NJ, and from TO
clock 7. NJ and also on all storey DAYS before
that time.
Failing to bring in such lists you will thereby he
barred Of any tight to make application to the
County Commissioners for an abatement of any
tax which may be assessed against you.
Blanks for returns may be had of us on appca
ton or calling at the City Treasurer's Office.
w. S. BADGER, } Assessors
b. Y. PARR0TT,{ of
AMOS CHURCH, Augusta
April |, 1875. aprl.teed6w.
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NJ AIRY LAND.
The GuanO Trouble.

BALTIMORE, April 20. p. S. Murgiundo. agent
OF the Baltimore Co formed to work the Morant
guano Keys, under the claim of Amer lean discoy.
cry, has returned. He found the British govern.
ment in possession of the KEYS and was obliged
to purchase lease from it before The Americans
could 60 TO work. The vessel sent out by the lat
ter was cleared under the authority of the U. S.
government, and he matter is in the hands of the
State Department for adjustment The lease
was purchased under protest, pending investiga-
ton by the &. S. government
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The RnIlronu La Franklin.

Col. VIM. DicScy was in the city on SATURDAY,
on his way to his home in the Aroostook country
lie has recently spent several weeks in Franklin
county, where the people are aroused aud in
earnest 10 regard to the construction of narrow
gauge railroad from Pennington to Phillips, passing
through Strong and Avon. The engineers survey
Ing the .outc had ng at Strong on Thurs
day evening, rnd at Phillips on Friday evening.
Large and en'husiastic meetings Of the PEOPLE
along the route have been held, and they are any-
ious for communication wiihNhe outside world.
The general opinion is that the road will be push
ed through this season on the two foot guage.
The distance from Pennington to Phillips is
eighteen miles For the building Of two-foot
gauge RAILROAD that distance, equipping the same,
providing rolling stock pots, etc, will cost
about Sl0O,000 Mas achusctt, parties Will put in
one half # that Mount, while the other half will
be raised Ia Franklin county. This will open
avenue to the Raugeley lakes, and invite summer
travel there. II Is twenty miles OF staging from
Philips to the lakes. Furthermore, there IS
large amount OF lumber in that region, which will
he brought out to market, in the event OF con.
suuctnL the road. IRON its windings and shall
low places, il Is impossible to dive the Sandy
uver, aud the lumoer must come out by railroad
There pros vect thai the road will be construct.
ed the present season.
CAN for the State sunday schoolConv en-
iiOu.
The executive committee OF the Maine State
sunday School Association have issued the call
for the next State Sunday School Convention,
which viii he held at the Winter street church, in
Bath, on the l4th and 10Th Of May. The usual
reduction of fares on the Maine Central aud It's
branches may be expected Delegates will please
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-22

The following are the recent postal changes in
this State Offices estabshed-Soath Washing
ton, Knox county, George A, Decaster, postmas-
ter. Postmasters appointed-J. 5. Thompson,
Embden, Somerset couiy; J. s. w. Hewitt, Fay
cite kennebec county; Charles G. Swift, New
Sharon, Franklin county; Mrs. y. L. Pitman,
South Stetson Penobscot county.
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TEXAS.
Indian alters,

GALVESTON, April 20. A News special reports
that large body of Indians from Mexico are
ra1ing the Fort Ewell settlement. large num-
Der of ranches bave been plundered and many
lives have been lost The soldiers and citizens
are in pursuit, but Judging from the direction tax.
en- by the raiders, they will probably cross the
Rio Grsnde before they are overtaken.
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= 1T
Attest CHARLES HEwINs, Register. apil9-r3w
Proposals..

PROPOSALS will be received by the nndersign-
ed, until Tuesday, the 23d day of April, 1875
for building a brick block OF two stores, with Of
fees and nall over them, in the villag" OF Winthrop.
Plans and specifications may be examined, and
any information obtained by applying in person TO
me- at Offices the dry goods store the Misses
Stanley in said village, after Wednesday, the 18th
day of April 1873.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids.
H. W. PACKARD.
IC,b
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BosToN, April 20. The Trustees of the Five
Cent Savings Bank, at a meeting to day, decided
to enforce sixty days notice for withdrawal of de
poslts, owing to heavy calls OF late. The bank
has seventy thousand deposltors and over ten mil.
lion deposits, and Is SAID to have n surplus Of
$500 600 over II claims.
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GEORGIA..
Shooting Ahray.

CoLUMBUs, April p. Col. W. l.. Salisbury a
banker. mayor pro ten, and owner of the En-
quirer sun at Columbus, was fatally shot while
entering a train at Scale, Alabama, Saturday
night, by DR.. X. L. Palmer. The latter had sued
Salisbury ior $50 900 damages TO his character
by publications, and the jury had awarded him
one cent. Salisbury died to-day. Palmer has
fled. reward of five hundred dollars is offered
for the arrest of the murderer. Great ndigna-
non /. manlLt sted nj the act.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-22

Charlie or&s, apprentice boy in the jour
nal office, died at his home in this city, on Satur.
day mOnrin.. For at least two year. he has been
in i'll health, and Frequently obliged 10 sus-
pend work. though his desire to assist his PARENTS
has prompted him to toll on, when less iesolutc
boys would have given up. oar patrons will re-
member him as the quiet, faithful and honest boy
who has brought the Daily Journal to thcil doors
and those whom he met at the State House the
past winter, 10 the capacity of a carrier, VIII not
forget his pleasant and obhging way. nee
the adjournment Charlie has been confined to the
house. Hopefully looking forward to the time of
singing birds aud bursting buds and expanding
flowers, trusting that then would return to hi,
pale cheek the flush of health, the good boy was
TO be disappointed; but is 1t too much to hope
that in the land immortal, where perpetual >ptiuS
touches with everlasting green the foliage of the
tree of life, and where are the tAdeless flowers,
he may find that health and strength for which his
soul SO ardently longed this side the boundary
line
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N Office.

'EHE annual meeting of the cCrpo alton of 81.
L Marks Home tor 20 II and INDECENT omen,
Tor The election of officers and the transaction OF
such other business ~ may regularly come before
ii, VIII be h. ID at my Office ON Monday next, April
18th, al 3 O'Clock p. NJ.
Il. ". BLACK. Clerk.
Amrnata. Anil 22l lsfs tlw
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Next Friday, April 10Th, Is the anniversary OF
the introduction OF odd Felowsh p into America,
and the day will be appropriately celebrated by
the odd Fellows of Lewiston and Auburn. There
will be parade in the afternoon. AMI at F. NJ
an al hess by Rev. Mr.. Snow, at Auburn Hall.
In the evening there will be social reunion.
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Destructive Fire.

AUGUSTA April 81. About three o'clock this
morning fire broke out in Macon, Ga, in
Nheeler's saloon. wooden bu lding between the
Brown House and the National Hotel. The
Brown House was totally destroyed but the Ma
uOnal Hotel was not materially INJURED Most of
the goods in the stores under the Brown House
were saved in damaged condition. The engines
worked all day. The fire is entirely under con
troll. The estimated loss 500 900. The insur-
ance the Brown House is s4j, 900.
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BASE RAIL-.

The Yale Freshmen beat the Princeton Fresh
men, Saturday. by a score Of 5 to l.
Saturdays International game at Binahsmpton,
New York, resulted Uticss 7, Crickets 8.
Al Hartford, Hsrvards %, Trinity l.
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lkun's DniiIgs.

LAWRENCE, April 81. While under the iunu-
cree of liquor last night, Kate Griffin assaulted
her husband, James Griffin, with a stove litter
knocking him lnsenslble and lIactarns his skull
and said she was willing to hang if she had killed
him
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low A..


CINCINNATI, April 20. Davenport, Iowa,
special says Bishop Perry of Iowa, publishes a
caId asking suspension Of Judgment in the al
legged charges against the Bishop OF Michigan
until they are Investigated by the house of Bi.h-
ops.
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kITTERY.
Land sale.

PORTSMOUTH, April q. A portion of kenish
Island, hittely, including the southwest point has
been sold at private terms, to South Boston par
ties, who Will immed ately divide the sea frontage
into lots for ssmmer residences.
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Al Iitit\.


LEWISTON, April 20. Mr.. Durham, a caipen-
ter, at work on building in Auburn, this fore
noon, fell fom a scafolding, a distance of twenty
feet striking on.his feet. Conclusion of the brain
en,ued, and for a while hi, condition wa. consd-
cred critical, but it is now thought that be will re-
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Ltrn.

In this city, April 20, Charlie Works, aged 10
years Ia mouths.
In trJ ehurg 18Th inst Mrs. George, wife OF
Jo-eph Weeks aged q years. daughter of Nathan
God ward at TINS city.
In Dnrches ter, Mass, April IL, Mrs. Mary t..
wife OF +. r. snow, daughter of Alfred Woodman
OF Portland Me- aged about 30 wars.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
ssItu-klux."

LOWELL, April 90. One morning, not long
since notice of reduced wages in the mills, the
agent found small coffin on the door steps of his
dwelling.
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Enbufg's silk operatives at Patterson were paid
IN gold yesterday for the first inc III seventeen
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Murder.

Edward Melvin was arrested at Sroudsbuig,
Pa O-day, foi the murder of his wife, while suit
ferug rains of Chi Id birth. lie threatened to Nil
the pny slcian who tried TO prevent the chine, and
who procured his arrest.
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rENNSYLNANIA
Arrested.

New YORK, April 81. Capt Oliver of the bark
Chill Of yarmouth, n. S, has been arrested at
Philadelphia, charged with the murder at sea- OF
the first mate, a. e.. kruise.
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Weather Indications Tor To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
cooler northwest to southwest winds clear weather
and stationary or rising barometer.
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Notice 20 school Agents.

- requested to send to the undersigned, writ
ten notification OF their election, soon as practi.
cable. SAMUEL UPJOHN, Supervisor.
apll9-iIwSwlt
kENNEBEr COTNTY.-In PROBATE Court, at
augusta, on the second Monday Of april, 1918.
4 CERTAIN INSTRUMENT purporting to be
~ the ,st will and testament of Joshua Carr
late of Augusta, IN SAID County, deceased, having
been pre~t ntcd for probate:
ORDERED. That notice thereof be given three
VEGAS successively prior to the second Monday of
May tcNt, in the Daily kennebec journal news
paper printed IN Augusta that all persons inter
eet,d may attend d Court of Probate, then TO be
holden at Augusta, and snow cause, if any, why
the SAM Instrument should not be proved, APPROX
ed and ALLOW tG as the last will and testament OF
the said deceased.
II. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest CHARLES HEwINS, Register. apil9-t3w
KENNEBEC COENTY.-M PROBATE Court, at
augusta, on the second Monday Of Apru 49,.
nKlsSA r.. MOORE, Administrative the es-
~ tate OF George A. Moore late oil Pit;stOn, in
said County decea sed Having petitioned for license
to sell at pub lc auction or private sale the follow
ing real estate OF aid deceased, for the payment of
dents, &c, VIZ: The homestead OF the decea
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior % the second Monday OF
May next, in the Daily kennebec journal "a spa
per printed in Augusta, that all persons mteresl ed
may attend at a Court OF Probate then to be holden
at Augusta and show cause il any, why the
prayer OF said peti, ion should not be granted
ii. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs. Register. apll9 tSw
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Perfect Fits Warranted.

And garments made in fashionable, thorough
and wOrkmanlike manner. We have had practl
cal experience in the business, and will aim t
please the public.
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The Eastern Question.

= 1C GdOtCI IL uuC oLlUus
MUCH iNEASINESs REPORTED.
IL H. Believed that Fresh Difficulties
Have Arisen.
GRAND DUKE NICHOLAS not RE.
LEV ED.
The Belligerents TO Call of their Forces
About COnstantinOplc.
ENGLAND RESPONSIBLE FOR FAIL
IRE OF MEDIATION.
The Caucasian Army Corps to be Dis
charged.
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200 Bible Reading.
23l-Nolnal DuIl-IIi.tory Of the Book, con-
lnued.
lj--Teachers Ciass conducted by Rev. X. X.
kiidlc-Lcs,on, Dan. II 10.
30-Conycr-a'ion on the Morning Address and
Experience Meeting.
30 Business.
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Bc Of good cheer SLIPPERY ELM LOZEN-
GE> will cue you Cough. For sale by all Drug
4lsts.
CasweE & Co., corner Washington and Winter
St. Boston.
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FLeKENCE, April 20. a banquet - i'll be given
tonight To General Graft, by Tue " DIV of j. H.
CHAPMAN, late l. >. Consul IN tmis city, 10 winch
the leading lad.c- OF Florence are invited
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w ASIiINGION.
Committee Dnings.

WASHINGTON, April 20. The committee on
ways and means, six members only being pres
ent, agreed to report mandatory interest revenue
bill laying tax of Is cents per pound on tobacco
S. per thousand on cigars. Sl.2j per thousand on
cigarettes, not weighing 3 2 pounds. The in-
come tax Is 2 per cent. on all sums over $50 900
While some members of the committee agreed
that the bill should be reported they reserved the
right to support il OF not, as they deem proper.
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The Mct.a,rahan Case.

lnShe McGarrahan case to-day. several letters
were offered and excluded, and w. Martin esti-
fed, showing the effort 10 negotiate between the
New ljria Co. and McGsrrahan, failed.
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Notice.
Piano-Forte Tuning and Repairing.

VT. stOrEt d UOdd, IrOm BO-VOh, VIII NIsIl
Augusta ana vicinity this week and next. (suese.
qu nifty every month";. Work solicited and war.
utacturure' reference Orders may be lefl at Fran
Pierce's and Horace North's Bookstores, and with
Miss Julia Clapp, No. 81 Oak ST.
(Tuner and Manufacturer since 1881 y. B. At
tentlon paid to the selection OF instruments for pur
chAsels. from the irst.cass makers. Apll4 wv
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Bark Azor with Liberian emigrauts has not
sailed yet from Charleston, having been Obliged to
discharge l47 people illegally taken as psssen-
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Colored Help in Erazil.

The brazilian government has removed the lu-
terdict against the employment of colored labor
ers on the railways in that empire and large
number will Low be sent there