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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-05-04
HEALTH! BEAUTY!
Strong and Pure Rich Blood-Increase
Flesh and Weight-Clear Skin and
... Beautiful Complexion
S { C u R Ed TO ALI
RAILWAYS - ....T
SarsapariIIian ResOIVent,
BIAS made the most astonishing cures. So
quick, so rapid are the changes thr
body undergoes under the inhu-
ence of this truly Wonderful
Medicine that .
EVERY DAY AN INCREASE In
FLESH AND WEIGHT is SEEN
--- LIZ AND FELT -------- ILL

Scr0fqla, CONSUMPTION, Syphilis in its many forrss
Glandular Disease Ulcers in the Throat and Montb
Tumors Nodes In the Glands, and other parts OFF,,
system; Sore Eyes Strumous Discharges from the Ear
EruPtlve Diseases of the Eyes, Nose Mouth and the
worst forms of Skin Diseases: Eruptons Fever Sores
Scald Head, Ring Worm, Salt Rheum, Erysipeiss
Acne, Black Spots, Worms in the Flesh TumorS On.
GERS, in the Womb, and all weakening and painfnI dis
charges Night Sweas, and all wastes of the Life pin
elple are within the Curative range of Radways Sar-
saparlan ResOlvent, and few days use viii prove 10
any person using it for either Of these forms OF disease
Its potent power to cure them.
Not only does the Sarsaparian Resolyent a4r.i Al -
known remedial agents in the cure Of Chronic Scrof
ious constitutional, Skin und Syphioid diseases but
is the only rom adv for - -
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-05-04

FEVER AND AGILE CTTRFD

There is not REMEDIAL agent in this world that viii
Fever and Ague and all Of her Malarious Bilious
Scarlet, Typhoid Yellow and other Fevers aided by
Railways Pills. so quick as Railways Ready Relief
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-05-04

Grants Friends Happy and Confident.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-05-04

For sale by T. c. HUNTER an U1 49,
CO., Knoxville, Tenn. .. -...-.. -... .....-.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08

house: little Mary, walking with them then came tho
deputies then the municipal and provincial deputaons
and then the Populations OF societies. all with their
vailed banners at the head Notably among the banners
was the old worn flag of CurtalOne and Montanara,
borne by the students OF the University the heirloom
OF their professors and colleagues who fell on those fields
a useless hecatOmb, il said in those tmes-n 1919
The Consul OF Mexico desired 20 be present another
sent laurel crown. which was placed upon MAJ
Zuis brow. Then the train started, ana al along
the road, where 10 halted. crowds assembled NJ the
stations, with vailed trcOOrs and greeted " on itS
passage AT Pescia the entire population. with bands
playing solemn funeral marches bearing torches, came
TO lay upon the bier. SO at PisOia where the
solemn strains greeted the convoy as II came IN
sight, and perfect avenue of torches lighted the
evening sky Az Pracchia small village on the crest OF
the Apennnos, - band of women and peasants came
bearing torches The station of Bologna was Illuminated
rs though IL day Wight all the avenues
leading To 10 were crowded. So far the arrange
ments for the general ceremony harmonious
and reverent. The municipality, the populace,
the various societies have worked together In
the popular meeting for naming the Commissioner 10
suprntend the erection OF monument etc, there was
a strong feeling against Garibadis election but MAJ
Zinls friends behaved admirably. He neyerrecOgnZed
n personal foe," said BruescO Ormis, " and must
deTose all wrath in his grave" and Garbald was placed
40 le top of the list. II rumOred that the Gene
nded 10 oe present. but he has teegaphed 70 CAMEO
ms sOn-n-iaN, 10 represent him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08
-RoR Lr GOV
PENNsYLVANIA.

TIE COSTING STATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
or TT, PROGGAMNC-rHE CAMERONIANs BE-
COMING ANXIOUs-A JUM8LE Or LEGl5LA-
TI0N.
rv10M TIE REGULAR CORR 7gPOyDEvr OF TIE TRIBUNE
UARuI-BURG, April G.-The adjournment Of
The Legllturc and consequent departure Of To- mem
bers and permanent lobby. with their families and
friends and the crowd Of delegates with 10 grind
have left this hide town lonely and f3rlorn A. the De
serted Village OF poetic lame. But the State Convention
assemblies hereueXt week when few davs NJ least
the hoteksopcrs WI, SaClin DE happy, and the board
walk once echo the tread OF the elect Of the people
This gathering Will he more interesting than any state
Convention held many years. Tho nomina-
ton u delegates sc large 70 tho Consttu-
tiona Convention Is business TOO momcntou'
~ be eft entirely tie hand. Of
A., "rnachnc Convention. composed almost exclusively
# retty 0IicehOlders and their brothersin]aw. and
therefore, many Of the best men ~ the state nave
agreed together meet here next week and secure Il
ross1le nominations ut be made II Is believed also
that the good men and having come from al parts
Of the Common wealth. they Will not separate without
t,ng counsel together PenIsyl vaias .eFresent
,loR in The Cincinnati Convention
10 te nomination Of the state ticket tha' ia already
settled" % far n tie Convention ~ concerned. ana
gould rife ,t Little interest were IL for the fact
that the powers that be anxious 10 " unsetue"
II At tAis ehventh hour Gen Hartranft claims large
ote and A, It fl, 200 lat, - alter that cement
now -trosy pressure 20 5e brought 70 bear upon the
General 70 induce hrl withdraw his ZANE The reasons
given IRE that Cameron AFRAID 10 carry Hirranf any
further since the publication lately made respecting I'm
the WITHDRAWING by tlie War ClaIms Committee having
been o-rt M Their sweeping 5oH.ure Of State officials
Assta.d by N officer 2f the House 10 Is impossible %
k,, what bills have passed until they lre all printed
When hrndreds or bills lrr going through D. th'
ouicset po-sic reading ~ .he Tile only. ne closest
attention will nor note tn tate OF all bills But
On authority u jose Interested - ~ Sd tnat d" .uo
reforn icasurej introduced By Cot Mcclure were Lit
~ Third Re,ding station los The House. bill miro
dured v Senator Bilinlft 20 rorrrct TIE abuses ~
tending he present system Of supplying Tie Lrs.aiIo
.itl nrer, was wrecked On the same ROCK Ihe
,rono.ei re1uova of the STATE Capital - Phladelpi
was .lnofbcred in Committee. much 70 thc 7dtHIa' non
THESE .iie cutie . NUMEROUS aud hungry CONSTITUENCY,
VIZ " r ously ,EusCI- t4e ieFei'i0h 10 tIelh u
thr Cqrto pa. 1tcOrdilg 10 he terms On winch vas
iran sd ~ the 5idte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08
POLITICAL.
TILE LIBERAL CONVENTION.

TIE LlBERAl4 CONh I'm licNs
GROWING WEIGHT OF THE CINCINNATI MOVE
MENT-TACTICs OF THE ADMINISTRATION
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF A BREAKUP
on SMALL ISSUES.
WASHINGTON, April Now that 1t Is demon
straed beyond doubt that the Cincinnati Convention
will be numeTousy attendedby men OF character and in
huence, the Administration supporters have stopped
talking Of IL as a gathering of sOreheads and political
nobodics, and arc engaged in arguing TO each others
satisfaction that the movement VIII prove abortive be-
it VIII not be possible fOr the people who 20 to the
Convention to agree upon course TO be pursued Ihey
60 the antecedens Of the men who are expected to
take part and aboriously demonstrate how they must
fan out with each Other about this that or the other
ISSUE in forming platform speedily get by the ears
when the question OF nominations comes up They seem
find kind OF dismal comfort In this kind Of argument
and 90 again and and again with increased ear
and conviction often as they see announce
ments the papers Of new movements IN different luar-
tiers to send de,c@ates 10 Cincinnati.
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5ueclal Notlcts

Your plans for COLONY fertile Rel r. r-r v'r ,.'eut
in every feature, enterprise 2pr,rlL
J,Y oO)xg
Your plans will gather boir \ oipuve all -os i
Christian civilization iemlnl % chirlc'r.
frag atty, sAn, &C." Ciajoe ,. y 40" AED
Important 20 -aider~.
HOMESTEADS N TIE RED RIVER VALLEY.
the New Homestead Law irh 1872 'oi--s lri Saon
entitled iOnads OF loo e ne II L,al GrHs
Railroads aud allowed deduct from the Erque I'VE
dence the they Alrv D. loo,ria'
charged for disability. they deduct hr time ~ F. -' ea-
Under thousands OF Veterans vino ~ tour sua
Homes,ead great Railroad lines by one sru', rsi.
THE RED RIVER COLONV
Of sinne,ota located the ansli portion Nor'' pas.
Rail Dad IN the famous ami fertile Red "irs ,gal
advantages to soldiers and Sailors q ,ooi .1sar 's 'as-
steads:
CHEAP LASD, GOOD SOIL. HEALTHY ci.1ATg. I'D ASUg
CONVENIENT MARKETS. GOOD S1.GuBof5
Plenty rch Government Lard for Homestead h1 riaY limits
Railroad Lands sold cheap and y,irs' credit
Transportation Minnesota from al points 's' furnished ;sy
reduced Agents ID, ground .'rs iua ut
iectng Hcnesteads.
First srs' t----i"
For full part culars idtres H. rRNNrv -
ayers Chicago H. or DaluiL. Nina. h. gAu. % oa
Of Emigration or She state oi M.aten . a ro.l
way, Eev-York
Refereuses--JAY COOKE Co.. Plsie?bl. = ~. pRGsr0s
KHAN Bankers. Chicago
Cheering " ord, isOn Ia, He,i.
as from the sgamps ast bayons sya,h.
gene tia, the general use HosrgTrE1s srouAc srrERs
as an anido to malariou, severs ponsr at
Of distress and naerg those rqsr. To- eas vess'b.
rheo taken e. preventive, rnaoub,rlr s. .e'at ever
and ague and bilious usrni,eatA AT. ~ srr.iei
by upwhoessm. e1haaon mpure any ,ra -hsu p
the atmosphere against which safeguard. lie f-ne,
for Indigestion Of the liver runaSn nrr'oa ial''.
eo,,venes antaeney sickness Stomach ,sd 81 ir' n II
,e ,ere,ye orsans Il is .ueompaflalr ss-.
agreeable Of all tonic and regulating rei.rns'
First Assembly District MON fcPnhiirnn AssOrts-
Re 3D. L'I
MONDAY EVENING April ocJoki 10 iCtil No IL
West broadway aAMJhL q. L-'0As 2 .'so4ieEI
IeaN HAYS Secretaries,
PateaIs.-UKS A. Co.. Pa llr.. si,rl.c Aa,ir 70 giTA'
rov >. \. ulgr, fo .fafrns
trl laI nr '.itt Love f . t.l 'f -.'t
t.ra,.cnbcrg 5.srsha's ,'.lnf ..t.eiilll, -o 'iJ
g'ln,ls tot fclalg acst.'t N ~ ID
0.A... AN a..4 80. 80 AiAlas %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08

and Istirzs ~ 800 and 500 eptes dursg
from Haysns and NsianIa 8o9 boxes 800 hhs incsns
30 boxes JlOp h 10 the United States scy I'D
pne unchanged Nosses cre TTng 20 iasorbe on fjYcsS
Baron quiet. AZ : - 5D0& l. - Butter dnL Flnu SifG
f5 Dbl Hams active; Aaeriesl sailed, S60si3 y THisi3
Amor sugnreued 10 ~ 81 % quH.al Land hr D.
mani. 10 kcgs SlSlti5 % quytgl. In tins LNSi9
quntaL Potatoes y bbl TsloW quiet At
q.nta Wax active. Honey Coal Oh Gne tns reals
y gallon
umber-Whs So 81 pe1 NJ Ptch Pine. &3iNs3S u.
lu boa 3i Q9i h0rs'eai 1901 Tn1is hhfns
~ as2 Hoops Long have sf5d per NJ
J0 ". Naval stores unchargei
Eriyhsro Northern and souhrfn ports fhe Untd states per
go ~ So ogshesd Of - i50 81
hozzhesd Molassss, FaoHih Sd Onr. S 81
-. ei b u1. - .
Rrcharyo auet IN 90 i8i f
Gu days gold 5a pre11i1i ssft
SIGH Hon! reum, Lo1cOu. 2q2@ preuuE % PaFa, B~'s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08

There was an unusually large audience ut
the Philharmonic Concert last saturday evening.
when Mr. Bergman presented the following good pro-
Cramme:
Heroic symphony ...----.----- Beethoven
German Liederkranz.
Concerto for yioloncello, No. l.-.-..- Gotermann
M Frederic Borgner
PART H.
Overture "Fineal', cave. -...---.. Niendelasohn
song " Kriegers Gebet" 49, ------.-.-.L dcLner
German LIederkranZ.
Overture "PrOmetheus' ...----.----- Bargri
The symphony not given without one or TWO
Noticeable mistakes but the general spirit OF the per
fornance was excellent the scherzo and finale being
decialIy successful. Memberships fine overture was
p,aved con amore and Bargcrs Promehcus' received
careful and delicate Interpretation which did not
II however from the reproach Of dizziness The part
OF the Llederkranz male chorus was far preferable
20 the indifferent solo vocasm of which the Philharmonic
socletv has given much this year Inc " "arilorS
PRAYER" of Lachner impressive and spi1sed cOmpO-
SING with the orchestra seemed to be the more gen
Ill, reisbed Of the two selections and certainly
hetter dome Mr. Bergner's concerto another good
feature Of the entertainment lie played with his usual
sensity and refinement albeit with too much OF Che
tremolo.
, last concertiof the season Is % take place on the
AtL Of May when schubert'5 great symphony IN VIII
he payed with the andante from BeethoyenS en- TITO
sor piano. VIOLIN and cello Copus 90 Instrumental by
Iszt for the inc luI oicheSIi'' anu A''@' % '"f'
poem Mazeppa"
MUSICAL NOTES.
Roth the onera matinees on Saturday drew
Immense audiences.
Miss Kellogg, who has accepted the offer
o, a. onD.grmenf Al Druy Lane II ~ sail foI Europe
on The lgh INST she will return IN season iOr MI aieE
zek's Fall campaign IN New ioih'
Bacb's "Joannes Passion was performed IN
[ on Good FRIDAY for the first time ~ England. and
r Matthews Passion" was 10 be gwen III nesthih'ter
IIV on fuc Following Tuesday Al important Icdt"Ie
49, ,ge farmer work was the ObbhgatO accompaniment
Tor tbe now obsolete YlOi da gainDa'
AZ an illustration OF the progress OF oIlssichi
,. m The provinces, Wc may mention lhat ~ Vo' ~,
uvcu la-t week in the opera house al fonbnht,u p
,r,uciual numbers the programme were Sitn- III
- ~ HAYDN, Beethoven. asa MchuoI7. "a, -,
ar sang " know that my RedeeneI hVelh M" wv
OF three other pieces. . ,.
Mr.. Walter B3rhc, IN enthusiastic St ,.r nv
NJ LIT I. Introducing 20 English hu IL NY h tn,
a. t.,e tr 4 Db6 symphonic Poems wan N VIM 10
q I.u Die lis eY Ion, J"el l.i.A ifi' 'i - e,
,,...rt. of Tlrod arc 1hOmAs aud ttr F'iih h'H "a
t'+, AZ. gt.. tHe h.st London Iti.o. in"h'e q" -
l.rl .ri.." ..0u. q te.r anc, an1 i ,.,,,
win a fresh srlcc-O. frrn iir .--
LO.l have lcCu -.yC- "a ~ t'.~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08


BR0WN-N Mlh1oos, 3 = t,h month 5h 1872 San Town.
% Rachel H. Brown, IN the Nh year Of bis
b., invited to aiieni bis ulerl d ~
month h fhf ianc. fis H.
CALKINs-)n SATURDAY.. April e. NJ. Jennie of iilm tllt
Tie family invited to attend tie funeral a. 80 ~
West 4ornnthst At y cocA on tuesday hsH4l % 10 t@rH
70 Woodlawn CeMe,eIT.
CoGGILIOn Sunday morning. 9Th April Charles Coyg lbs
The relatives and sends Of the fam are rc.ncu7 invited aa
e No. ~ -'e A--r-'i' IL
Inst, AZ , o'cloc- p p.
DORLER-on Friday, April s. Mary C.. vie Of James Darler
be trs 10 lstib lh -
Phy Church segena-aye, On d1nit "a
Oh .as.., at ocIOcA y.
GrLrcx-Ia YevBursres April g. ll7 CstLlne a5,,l rIes
DAVID Gulck Of this city IN the oh year Of arr e.
the funeral rom her ChueA-t New Braa,s.
J.. Oh TUESDAY, the 9n inst, az IL d.
MARsHALLOn SATURDAY April Hannah n r'ov IF e Re ciD
Ai.. c. MARSHALL Of pnrumoBl in the oh rel9 -'r A.
Relatives and friends are invited tie funeral rom i-r
late residence Il MonrocPlice, Broo- Al D. 30 Iisf
Aru.I
MsSDrs-irrn : w-' Sarah r. M,ades Of Brooklyn. be "a
year Of her age. wife OF r. A. Meudes
Tie tsel anu members OF PpgressFe Ll - All
P-ogsive Chart'r, invited 70 atrn le 'rre- t @ -
Baps. CaIrcn Nioughbyave 1eir broaIwa Ihes- "f IN
iul'.. s. ! O'Clock p n.
MOONEY-Oa Friday 9Th lust; in the e-i gear, r-' hir
garrett Vi Thomas " 1IooEey a1a d-1sle ID F-i2 s.- W
her aps viii be residence Of Der Ha-en 80 - g
irtveconis Mordav. the 8h - 70 o'clock - ~
StepneA 'hAiO4 "Ioi, sl--'I - -
repDe o. her Oul thence To calvary cnr-t 'f l-'fn
ARDSON-On sstnrav Arrl At bis residence en- Frftr
Capt kgwaui hcarlsO'. IN the dd ear tis
The f-eis n he Family are resuectr Ia-fi
Tuesav Orb al TIE ashius on D5qsii Islea
II y As. iEgton and Gatcsavr%
wHTyEY-O1 SATURDAY 9th inst Ssrs' A. VIE ~ is,se y '1rv
Friends deceased and OF aef enE, y A~ ,- lDei
10 attend ha 1lc. her late residence ~ fil SI
Brooklyn. Monday, 9th inst at O'Clock M.
YOIyG-At Achor Columbln County Ohio M.r D. 1872
tongue. Mr. John fouur. IN tle llh 7ra- u f 'E'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08

THOMAS FITCH ELECTED UNITED STATES SILVA
TOR-DELEGATEs SENT I'd THE PuLADEL-
PHIA CONVENTION.
SALT LAKE CITY, April 6-The Senate, fail
ING 70 elect United states senator both HOUSES to-day
in Joint convention, elected Thomas Fitch on the hrSt
ballot Thomas p. Aker7, member OF the Lower House.
has resigned Prominent signer to the can TOT DEMO
cratic Convention assert that their purpose Il sclcy
,toro1 and that they indorec judge Mexican ana OPP
pose the admission OF Utah as a state.
The Mormon Republican Convention. IN session last
evening in this city, elected Frank Fuller and Thomas
FirrD toerate- 70 fhf Pliladc-p%d tnuNehtlrl' anu
Ca,rge A smith and William Jeuuin - al ternates.
The Annual Conference VI the Mormon Cnulch u,Ndh
tl,is morning There great crowd. me sp'aKers
,orrI i'm the prorrcs. of ruc Mormon ChurC., which
Coud not be- retarded uy he roui.ncd cirl OF d CA
i.firr upyv-rs They snl th9t every Prtsdcn 1nd-e,
1tticer ana ii.t opposed % tno MJrmOns t5l oy the
Gin, .fer.l.r ..IIi Ui tr..I.
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p, re Rdt.o- Of RE TrtbHH'.
SIR: propose 70 90 TO the Cincinnati Con-
v,nfion not with credentials from some packed caucus
ut ~ zen Of the United STAT. I'D confer WIN other
,,o,. IN reference 10 the Interests ~ or common
c,yu.ry am -c and tired o King Caucus WIN 81! 80
A.srotc surroundings by which the viii Of the maorfy
il mad, subject 70 The Will Of The minority thnk u
quite time that the people had worh 10 saY III r'Si"
"a the affair, 0f Government Who believes for one h'o
cut at the people of the United States. had they Deh
coosultad, would have appointed such man ~ 4pih
Mummy 40 the responsible position ~ Collector d .no
port of New-Yorkg No one. rhe people demAhuea us
ai.missaI and they are now disposed 20 u'n'i'' ~
,,astv that could make such appointment P'''ip"
TO-. travelled some ia sevcT1 OF the states "itAih 'H'
Il feg mont hs aud have never seen such uh'hiy
~ fe.lirr and opinion among rAe voters ~ rh''" ~
present che ward politicians the wondpe ''uu''' 'u'
few otFe holders excrpt-dJ for chanse' Ihoy say
. m b,,e,f i,ieUlgeut mr.i for our n'ryins' ana We
,, n.ye Nd roar I'd consequences. h"P" '"'- ''''j
fi.ad VI ie.lL 81 s1-4.1 D. aGt,u-- ---- =. '--'
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WE4THER REPORT.
WAX DEPARTMENT.

WAX DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or TIE CHEZ SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHINGTON. April ST a. IA. }
SYNOPSIS for lie Ddsf tCentv-tOar hours.
The barometer has continued highest over
the New England coast Tie OF rain has extended
ward over the Lake and eastward TO the
Atlantic and partially cloudy weather continues over
the former ana south Atlantic and Gulf States.
Clear and pleasant weather has prevailed during sun
da over the of southern States and north
ward 10 Iowa Illinois. ONO, and Virginia. Reports have
nor vet been received the stations west Oi the Mis-
sour.
ProbqbIifeS.
Partially cloudy but pleasant weather will prevail
over the Middle and south Atlantic states by Monday
morning and extend over NewEn gland during Monday.
Increased coudHess with easterly TO sOutbey winds
il probable from the upper lakes 10 the South Atlantic
ana Gun coasts and threatening weather and rain VIII
probably prevail throughout the Mississippi valley
DaagerOu, winds not anticipated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08
OHIO.

PREPARATIONS FOR THE CONvENrIOS-HoSPi-
TALLY To DELEGATES.
CINCINNATI, April The most ample efforts
are to be made to provide for the comfort and success Of
the approaching Convention. Agreeaby TO the advice OF
the public press the citizens, irrespective OF party have
taken the in hand and are organizing the neces-
sarv machinery OF reception delegates Halffare
ARRANGEMENTS have been made with nearly all the rail
roads The Park Commissioners have granted the use Oh
Exposition Fall st. Louis announces that 700 delegates
from that city VII att nd Tie Reunion Reform MaSa Con-
yention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08

ARRIVED.
s.is wiz, aa , a os t % s aS o Bo.
KS % 2g Mi s g. Son Sl S.' md ' c
issac Bel Bpkeran Rcoud CITY Point lad Nor.sG
With nd and pass 70 on Dominion .eiI,hip - -, ID, ia.
raise sad pas 10 p Baker.
steamship T. G. Kaga, johnson asaagton ar Aa1au,a sih
steamship Georgia, croTe Charleston VITA mise aai pass s H. z
Sp Robere L. Covuu, Antwerp Dec % ad Fauh I'a a.
Bsrs n D. Slower Pierce Mrtsnrss Il days. With ugar
B. Rsaopa Ebe u.s. G.l oto. y ala'a9 81 IN, % -eii-
BaTh Wm = AHde,son ga mon, Doe '-l' - viz A-'
Bre Poragsre Csgaa Porto caoeio n 1a VIII
5rg La Rosa (Ta) cha7pe Lesho 100 dys aad 81 dr7 o
BE- Geo Amos johnson Of end dfvs from Portland With oe-
scsr D. H. Irons GOT PhilleDha Hubbard, J-eAoa'iie aY%
siT. WIN. ?; Barr. a.. ST John, y B.. WITH r@ssr
sear Ae Fuller HenarFoa 81 Aas Geo i'v' e' 'nn''
ScaT Ida Lewis tof BOao-I. hlesei. Bsleaf Cay q f "a
sesr Ellen NJ Barter Lsaifr-. lsc.'on,e aer' 20 lr
With and IRON.
Cbss. Lawrence. Virginia. virginia. virginia
G p >smger. vrr1a Rambler irrna
Henrietta Ennbe,bpot 1ula Depes, Elrani'
" , H. al.'. ,a S'5 5e,,e gS Ys. p n iesoi
Circle. Connecticut River. Position New iIlvrr
Julia T. Gaaage Ronloa,. Pow Boz Aprsnsrz
sfsaa scranton, New Haven Amei.- i'',lt.f
la L. jayne. Port Jecersou H. D. ST.. Ne~.i......
HtaiA N Ast.ip r.oyasaee ho' Ia9ni o..
5 2. Wines; Brogths7e9. Eni5. stanford
i Sckeron, Boston. VIM. WORMS, Provasuoe.
Clnie y. Hanoan Providence Lorse baker pro,issr,
II r. Heirss proyraeac. Ec.ie Bee ssi aver ''
Mar, PENN. Sorvch Ja cuarso Poyitnos
oaa ar5 i PfoSiasase end Pr5v1. ac,
g. H. Carlisle Providence t.rIg'a, Fr9y"tac.
jonathan Cone New le-orI. Prudence. chatham.
idaho Roosissd " e. Fan foctiaui
P-..ess, New-AaTen. hl i, fsOydenit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08

Magic OiI."WN. REsNg OF Pt.sGrd. lIs4 .uvesd sai
O. hs a trade mark fra Uri cine DIP
ami sold Tor Other parties unfairly AMI dzoasuy
trying rob lin of t,. lis good NAME d. u'lol
No honest druggist Will couneHsnce ach uck bv 1ufug
selling The genuine hEssAs MAu.l DIX
Is prepared only by WX. RESSR sons, PtsGeH Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08

REID-NORGAN-On WEDNESDAY, April g. ~ 70 r-n'" D, ihs
br mother b Rev VIM Coley, A.-r--o.- ..- f So
Yor L. Morgan Of Mount vernon s. T. 30 'irs
COOK-VFS EYCK-On Weinesay April . by Le Rev DR. Bgas
hr she Rev J. B. Tea &Jck, Ferdinand Cook % hri cFaS
Tea SICK, both OF tIis city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08

REPORTED SALE OF THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE
It is reported that Mrs. Fisk has purchased
JAY Gouds Interest the Grand Opera House, and ID
now the sole owner OF the building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08
p1sanNcERS APRLEEn-
LATEST SHIP NEgN

PROM GLASGOw-Ia steamship rrnac1s Arr' " j. P-,Tf
bent ugs b. Roagrr anu 'He issv--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08

THE BOARD OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CLAIMS.
The Board of Audit met Saturday and al
low Ell the following claims:
Department Of Puhhe Instruction rent...'....$ 5O3 p
Deputy 1888 10
The following claims presented by the Controller were
Laid over:
Andrew Smith salaries Bureau Of Arrears. So 800 20
Charles Gaiirt, paving FIFTY ninth st. Eighth to Te1h
sye........... Observation-Disclosures. Tla8 20
Mirubv I Nesh. material ior Thi District Court
baS.e 6I12 %
~
Otx.v Hall Disbursements. Mayors Omce l5
Post lJTf 20
r. T. se mes. salary deputy CLERK Board Of superyi
sst quarter ending December 81 1870 90
Jlmes J.. crosby. stenographer suprms Court quarer
ending December u, 8J3 %
The Board then adjourned until Saturday April II, at
3 D..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08
TIE RECENT ELECTIONS.

TIE Har,f3rF Couyuot Of Friday gives he
following revised statement " the vote Of Connecticut
fer Governor ON Monday -he returns being Official from
O % l,- o.. 10 -,-yUr..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-08

Smallpox Epidemic be stopped by tss re- II
r. ono c.lo.a.ln powerful hsnf.la samples alei pt
trial on the rsqg,sl ofptysiqa4 TLDsy Coo Us W lI,t