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HOME INVESTMENTS.

HOME INVESTMENTS.
The Association Is organized on the purely mutual
or col ar;nership plan Each State Is created dis
tine. department Of the company, and the business
placed under the management Of & Loard Of dlrec"
tors chosen from ifs own citizens.
The language Of the charter IS rs follows 1.-THE
Board OF Directors III each department shall loan
the money to be invested In said department"
Section 81 also provides that "thc met present
value Of the Liabilities Of the company under poll
cies Issued to members or cach department, as fixed
b. the standard Of valuation Of the company, shall
bs Invested, aad kept Invested within such depart
mont
or the wisdom and safety Of the Plan adopted hy
the Association the Hon. Elzur Wright, Of Boston,
bears testimony Us follows:
"As the true theory Of the reserve on any policy
that It Is a savings bank deposit, or selfnsurance,
applicable only to that particular policy Itself, when
/. becomes Claim, and only needs to have Its prmci-
plI secure anu its interest sufficient, it would not
seem possible 10 have 1t invested too near the loca-
ity where that particular policy Will become
claim"
To this feature Of local representation and Invest
ncut the Association largely owes its
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS.
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yssI,5s.

or consumption. 1t - o'clock, IN Wc;'n"sday
,.r.,.ir.- .;ar.b IS. IL, MIR. EUPIlEMlA j.
IUJI i. 2iic Of Robert Il. Tot;y, and daughter Of
the late Thomas j. DGIuayan; the thirty-seNcIih
Her irneral will .@'c place from Ciracc-Strcet
Ha;.ti.; ciurcA THIS Jtl:uls'iay) AF TEE E3oN at
a. O'Clock. Friends and relatives respectful uy III
,l.ed 10 attend.
In Ur,lrico county. at the residence Of her son,
Thomas H. Hooper. on the l2Lh Of March. MIS-
CXINAEtXi. HOOPER, rcijct OF James Hooper,
Crcn,t-od.ia the ci.;hticth year Of hcrage. ,,c
DAY. March lti. st o'clock T.. NJ, which tic
friend oil ;Ie .Eii: arc especially .a'itcd to at
tend
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MT GENTS DOCBLE-STiTCHEDhL KID
GLOVES at Il. So II pair:
rI-CK. CLOTH. DUG-skIE, THREAD, SILK,
and BERLIN GLOVES. 1T great bargains;
COUSTKY-KSiT, MERINO, THREAD, und
COTTON SOCKS.
suIPTs. DRAWERS. CRAVATS. TIES, BOWS,
SUSPENDEitS, DRESS-SlllRTS,
SILK, LINEN, and COTTON HANDkERClllktS
-, rmbi2l LEVY BROTHERS.
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~ SIIAWLS, SHAWLS.-Wc now Oh
fer large assortment OF
STRIPED, plain, and PLAID SHAN!S;
BLACK MERlNO and BROCHE SliAWLS;
EMBROIDERED StCQUES, and
WATER-pROOF CLOAkS.
MIRO LEVY BROTHERS.
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!. INSURANCE tOHpsgYys


-,, INSURANCE cosApasIgs:
THOMAS NJ. ALrRIESD & sog,
LIFE, FIRE, AND MARINE SsUrtsc.
AGENTS.
OFFICE, Ne. oo2 MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND, Va.
PETERSBURG SAVINGS AND INSURANCE
COMPANY.
DARCY PAUL, PRESIDENT
DUGGER. sEcgI7Aay
FIREMAS's FUND INSURANCE ssspayy
san FRANCISCO, CALiFoRyIA.
CAPITAL gold. sty1r9 s
SCRFLCS................ 2Is2D q
Total assets gold, January l, l'!.......siasgg,
s3o 900 In Virginia registered bonds, and sist1 {,
United States bonds, cepOe.!ed Nth IL
Treasurer Of Virginia for sec1gi,! Of
Virginia policy-hsido:s-
Assessments made on Stockholders 70 psv Chisa:o
cent. IT. a*isrt
GENERAL AGENTS FOR I~uG.sL,
OF THE
BROOKLYN LIFE INSURANCE co.1.SSr.
OF NEW YORK.
ASSETS. nd
and rapidly Increasing
30 1000 IN Virginia Registered honda tcpostr.i wlh
Treasurer OF Virginia FOR sc:u!:y>
Virginia p0uc! holders.
LIFE POLICIES
issued on the most approved plans Wit, TIC uc..
LIBERAL FEATURES,
no CHARGE FOR POLICY OR sTAJp.
Tic guarantee OF
CASH SURRENDER VALUE
to evrry participating policy, the amour: q wL.:-
IS dc1ni:e!y stated n
DOLLARS AND CENTS
IL endorsed Oh och policy whoa .sscei
GOOD LIFE AGENTS wmtc'i r"eryTriarr y.
VIRGINIA, who will I've !ibcflly dealt With nh -.
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The only Company IN the United States that qua,
rartees =; chartered right the principle OF local
management and local Investments In each SAFE.
The only Company which. by Its charter give. 10
,2,ch State representative IN the HOME DOAKp
OF DIRECTORS.
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TOMATOES, fresh, ut
mhll ZETEI.

7 ARGE QUANTITY OF EXCELLENT
IL BRICKS IN THE WAREHOUSE AT THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF GARY AND
ELEVENTH STREETS, FOR SALE.-Proposals
are invited until TUESDAY next the lsth March
1872. for the purchase OF about FIVE HUNDRED
THOUSAND BRICKS In the large wirebotse To-
Gated as above These bricks ara OF very superior
quality and quite convenient Tor delivery. The pro-
posals win lie per Thousand for the bricks as they
now sa,, In the walls. For further particulars APP
ply al my Office. ", Iol'D ,L:
NH IL corner OF Eink ahi tlcseilsn sNSS.2.
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ny DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS
srriag 81 ylcs JAPANESE SILKS,
ALPAChS,
POPLINS,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
EPANGLISEs,
DELAIEES,
GINGUAMS,
CAMHRICS,
BLACK SILKS,
BOMBAZINE, TAMISE,
BLACK ALPACAS,
CREPE DE PARIS,
.cB FRENCH MERINO and CASHMERE,
CALICOEs, PIQUES,
and ,,rre assortment Of WHITE GOODS, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1915 and 1915 Main street.
Coatcs's. John Clark. Jr.s, and Ciarks u \. l.
SPOOL COTTON. MI l.
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MT DUPLEX ELLIPTIC II o Q p
SKIRTS. forty springs, al SOC. worth $50;
uOOP-SklETS OF tic Latest stylcs-must DC seen 10
be appreciated;
CROCHET EDGINGS, IL yards for &c., worth &C.
per yard
CROCHET EDGINGs, CSC. for l2 yards, worth Ice.
per yard;
DIMITY RUFTLE, 10 yards In piece, ut &c.
PIOUE TRIMMINGS at so aud COG. piece
cOTTON DIAPER. 10 yards Ina piece, sl'25;
LINEN DIAPER, ten yards In piece, at $3.50;
Elegant ROMAN SCARFS at Is worth S.;
NECK RIBBONS and BOWS 1T reduced priceI;
Gcnuiuc WHITLEY SETS OF EARRINGS AND
BREASTPINS ct 75c.. 81, &l.25, and sl.59-jlsl
one-half the regular price;
SETS OF JET JEWELEI,
SHELL JEWELRi,
BEACEL ELS and BASKETS At great bargains II
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 3laiu street.
ySDLEAcuED KNITTING COTTON, SOC. per
peGnd. mn i
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These goods arc manufactured by US or bought for
cash directly from the European and American
manufacturers, embracing all the la:cst novelties.
unqualified in variety and chcapucss In any market.
Orders filled with carc, pronptiicss, anu dispatch.
IL a7-cUIl2lr
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Senate bills: TO incorporate the West
Rockingham Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany; 10 incorporate Valley Lodge, No. ~,
/. .. o. f., of Harrisonburg.
House bills: For the relief OF Thomas
Jennings, late jailor Of PittsylYania county !;
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INSURANCE. Co1HpAHIEs.

VIRGINIA DEPA RI u y u :
OFFICE, 1o14 MAIN STREET,
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House bill. 10 reduce the per diem OF mon
Ijrrs of tie General Assembly, was taken up
Pending its consideration, and after conslt'
cradle GliDus;cring, the House tat lO.5o l.
NJ adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-10
A YOUTHFUL ASSASSIN.

A Boy Of Thirteen Stabs His Cousin The
Wound Probably q Fatal One.
ABOUT four O'Clock yesterday afternoon a stabbng
ARRAY took place IN Strauch Brothers. pianoforte
mandatory, the termination to which will. In all
probability. be attended with fatal result. 1t APP
pears that two boys, cousins residing at No. 54s
West twenty sixth street, named Daniel and Robert
Hoag, aged thirteen and fourteen respectively, VINO
employed IN the factory, got into an alteration
about some trivial matter. A scure ensued, during
which the younger oil the two lads stabbed his
antagonist with KNIFE that he had been
using in his business. The keen blade pierced
Its way deep into Robert Hoags right
side, penetrating his lung and causing so serious
wound that DIR. Martin Ranney, VINO probed and
dressed IT, entertains but little nope OF his patents
recovery. Daniel Hoag was arrested and the
Coroner notified to take the ante-mortem statement
OF the injured boy, who was conveyed 10 his home.
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SPAIN.
The Portfolio of War and Ministerial Resigna-
tion-cabinet Agitation, Private Assassi-
nation and Robbery on the Road.
IeltGRAm 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, April Q, 1872
General del Rev, Minister OF War; announced his
intention OF leaving the Ministry to-day and ten
uered his resignation. Efforts were made to induce
him to reconsider his determination aud withdraw
his letter OF resignation but they were Intellectual
General Zabale has been appointed to succeed him
as Minister OF War and to-day took the oath or
once.
General Baldrich has resigned. but mis- resigna.
ton has not been accepted by the King.
CARLIsM OR POLITICAL CoNQUEsra
The Captain General OF Catalonia informs the
government by telegraph that bands of armed
Carists have appeared near Barcelona ana Corona.
Flying columns OF troops have been sent In pursuit
OF them.
POLITICS AND PLOTS FOR MURDER.
Disorders are also reported IN Galicia.
An attempt was made to shoot the Governor OF
Oreuse. His brother, who was by his side, was
wounded but the Governor escaped unhurt
REALITIES AND ROMANCE OF ROBBERY ON THE
ROAD.
The bandits who stopped and piaged train on
the Madrid and Andalnsia Railway, week before
last have been captured.
The chief OF the gang belongs to distinguished
Amuy.
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MURDER TRIALS IN PATERSON, N. ].

The Passalc County Courts. Judge Bedle presld-
ing opened at Paterson Yesterday Ex-senator
Benjamin Buckley Is foreman OF the Grand Jury.
In his charge the Judge merely called the attention
OF the Grand Inquest 10 the fact that the persons
VINO brought trivial cases before them on aindavit
which were incapable OF being suostantiated could
be indicted for perjury. They were assembled Tor
the purposes OF investigation anu not trial. Inc
Court ouy could conduct trials: out the inquisto-
rial conduct OF some cases In the past nad more Tie
nature ol trials tnan OF Investigations
TINS term will be OF unusual interest, owing 10 the
trials OF LiObie Garrabrant ana Van Wrinkle BoRert
Tor the murder oil Ransom +. Burroughs man
named D0nnely win also oe brought before tne
Grand Jury on charge OF numbering his wie. lie
was acquitted by the Coroner's Jury. Out was held
Notwithstanding this verdict. In anticipation Oh
the usual diffculty In finding men ignorant enough
to try such cases. q panel OF over QUE hundred
Jurors u ~ been suWMQueds
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MANAGERIAL MANGUvRES.

Those sabbath Evening "sacred" Concerts.
Air. James Brown claims that he some time ago
greed with Mr.. Cole. the lessee of the Grand Opera
House. to pay 5000 for the privilege OF selling cKes
IN the lobby and around the entrances. When Mr..
Brown and his two assistants. Cannon and
Ticgnor. went to the opera House on sun
dav evening last they were prevented--so II
* alleQed--Dy Oficcrs NuDle and McArdie, OF the
Tenth precinct, VINO, IT IS said. acted under orders
from Mr.. Joe roOker, the manager OF the SUNDAY
evening "sacreuu concerts. AIR. Brown read his
written and stamped agreement TO the officers.
Manager Tooker then rushed out and demanded
that all three should he arrested for dlsoruerly
Duct Mr.. Tooker, II Is claimed, acted very good
for manager but used rather vio.ent and, II
IS nnmated, somewhat proiane language Tor
great ma iipulator OF highly speed ope-
Iatc sacred concerts" The officers, how.
ever, felt constrained 10 obey orders, they had
been sent TO do by sergeant Ferris aud so arrested
Mr.. Brown and his assistants and locked them IN
all night on a charge Of disorderly conduct. The
case viii come up for examination at JEFFERSON
Market tomorrow afternoon, and Lively tlmea art
anticipated.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

foNpoN MONEY MARKET.-LoNDoN, Ami o. an p
MCousols closed at 92 for money and 2s4 for the ac
United states nvetwent, bonds lsS2 s2ss 1861
old g3sx IS67's, g3A; ten-fortics, SO.
PANS BoURsR-PARrs, April 9-P. NJ Rentss closed At
65f 65c.
$50 r. M.-The cotton market closed dull middling up
ianda lid; nddng 0rcans IL I'D. hd The Of
The day been 10000 bae including 5000 for speculation
TRADE At MArcuEsTER.-LIv ERpooL, April s.-Thc
market for warns and at Manchester liz steady
I,IyRnPooL BRKA DsTUFYs MARKFT-LIvKRrOoL, April
9NoonIhe receipts OF wheat at this port for the past
three days have been 81 900 quarters including sVo Amer
for California white and LIS 3D. tor red winter Corn,
27s. I'd. . 2Ss. per quarter. - , -,
a-4s r. M.Lard 40s. 3D. cw- Cheese 6ss per cwt
Tor the best grades OF American hnc. -
LONDON PRoDuoK MARKsr.-LoNDoN, April a-TaOow
excited ct ~ W, per cwt tor kussiaas
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DEEP SEA TELEGRAPHY.
Progress Of the European Effort for Still Closer
Communion with New York
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, April Q, 1872.
circular Is issued inviting subscriptions for
$4,000 shares In the Great Western Telegraph Com.
pany, which proposes to Law telegraph cables direct
from England to New York, and thence to the West
Indies. The shares are twenty pounds sterling
each. The total capital OF the company is fixed
at e., 1850, 900. The Hoopers Will make ana lay the
cables for 81, 800, O00
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Naval Orders.

WASHINGTON, April 0, 1872
Lieutenant Commander Charles J. Barclay, Lieu
tenant Edward Woodman and Boatswain william
Jones have been ordered to the receiving ship
sabine.
Captain william Ronckendorn has been detached
from duty IN charge Of the iron.clads a. New Or
leans and placed on waiting orders.
Commander >. Livingstone Breeze has been de-
tached from the command OF the Vandalia and or
dered 10 command the Sabine.
Lieutenant commanding John Weldman mas been
detached from the Hydr0gTapnic once ana ordered
to command the Pawnee. ,,,
Lieutenant Commander Dewitt @. Kolls mas been
detached from the command OF the Pawnee anu
ordered to duty in charge OF the lron-cads al new
Orleans. - -. ,o,..,o, ,uor,
the Portsmouth Navy YARD anu oruereu W Tue oa-
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ANOTHER SNOW STORM IN THE WEST.

COUNCIL BLUFFS April 9, 1872.
severe snow storm Is prevailing on the Union
Pacific Railroad, which extends from Percy 10
sidney. The trains are delayei. but the snow
trains are efectually and promptly clearing the
track. Fifteen inches or snow have fallen on the
level at Laramie The weather Is cold. and there Is
every indication OF snow or rain soon.
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SOLDIERS MONUMENT UNVEILED AT DE-
TR0IT

DETROIT, Mich, April Q. 1872.
The ceremony OF uoveng the Soldiers and
Sailors Monument to-day drew the largest con-
course OF people ever assembled In Detroit. The
ceremony commenced with procession admirably
arranged and manGuvred. Generals Sheridan
Burnside and Custer were present ana were
warmly greeted by the vast crowd. On arrival at
Camp Martin, Governor Baldwin IN snort and ap.
proprate address welcomed the defenders of the
nag and liberties OF our country.
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ART EXHIBITION IN AID OF TIE HOMEO-
PATHIC SURGICAL HOSPITAL.

loan exhibition for the benefit OF the excellent
institution known as the homeopathic Hospital has
been organized with great success by committee
OF gentlemen, having Mr. Samuel Coleman at their
head. Their efforts to secure works OF interest
and value nave been remarkably successful,
wnen we take into consideration the
strong objection winch private collectors
entertain TO allowing their pictures out OF their gall
Ierles. One hundred and twenty-five paintings
have been loaned. which have to be insured by the
committee Tor $50. 900. That part OF the public VINO
ing an artistic treat Tie exhibition win open next
MAO
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THE ALABAMA CLATMS.
Minister schencks Diplomacy Reported from an
English source-The American Case and
the Geneva Court Session.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON April 0, 1872
Aspecial DESPATCH to the Manchester Guardian
says the Hon. II. C. Schenck, the American Minister
to England, while in Paris, from which city lie
returned yesterday. mad an interview with the
American counsel before the Geneva Tribunal OF
Arbitration. and upon his arrival here called upon
Earl Granville, Secretary Of state for Foreign
Affairs.
The result OF these interviews says the despatch,
is that neither counsel nor arbtrators Will meet at
Geneva on the 10Th inst, the day appointed for the
assembling Of the Board. but that the English and
American agents will meet and exchange counter
cases.
The despatch further states that the Board Of
Arbitration will not again assemble until the 18TH OF
June.
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1tllsaAm 10 THE NEW Yeak HeRALk

LONDON, April Q. 1872.
Bavarian journals deny the truth OF the report
that King Louis has been betrothed to daughter
OF Prince Frederick Charles or Prussia.
THE ECCLEsIAsTICs IN CONFERENCE AT FuLDA.
The German Bishops Will meet In Fuda to-mor-
row. The Conference Will last two days. and will
be held with closed doors.
The Archbishop OF Cologne Is TO preside.
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A RANDOM SHOT,

At late hour on Monday night Albin Weber. OF
Al Broome street. was severely wounded In. the head
by a stone thrown through The window OF his resi-
dcnce ny Patrick MCCumiskey. Dr. Waterman at
tended the injured man. whose assailaut was ar
rested and placed in durance vie.
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vEsUvIUs.
The Volcano in Violent Eruption and Sending
Forth Column OF Flame.
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD
ROME, April Q, 1872.
Mount vesuvius Is again In state OF violent
eruption.
column Of fame shoots several hundred feet
above the crater and stones. ashes and cinders
fail in dense showers around the summit.
Tourists are Fastening to Naples to witness the
speCtaClO.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME. April Q, 1872.
The Pope has refused to receive a sum OF money
which was offered 10 him by the Italian govern
ment.
His Holiness, in declining the Gift, declared that
.when 1t became necessary for him to accept aims
as means OF maintaining subsistence he would
only receive them from the Catholic world"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-10
Enormous Failure oftse Great Geneva Watch


Over So 000 900 worth Of solid Gold and Silver
by the agents Of the 1853 Broad
way, between Eighth and Ninth sreets The Watches Will
be sold one.ha ationGoid Watches
low a. $5 silver for - 3d. discount Of per
cent will be Jewellers purchasing the dozen.
In reference TO the quality Of the and
works Is given with each watch. The sale will coninue
from day disposed OF. Those desiring
should once, order 10 have tho or
the to select from.
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NEW COLONY IN KANSAS.

ALLENTOWN. Pa, April 0, 1872.
Two coonies-Volunteer, Of Lancaster county
Pennsylvania, and Eureka, OF Philadelphia, In all
three hundred fanlies-left here at one p. NJ for
their new homes on the lands OF the Kansas Pacific
Railway In Russell county, Kansas
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA. April q, I672
Sugar quiet No 10 Dutch standard 10 reals arro5e
EHchangeOn the United states, 20 days, currency par
discount; short sight, n premium 10 days, gold, ga
premium; short sight, 1Oh iOk premium; on London,
S2k ~ premium on Paris, premium,
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A.-SpecxIed Babies Are No Longer To Re
found In the their deadly the bedbugs
Gess having received their quietus KNOWLES AMER
1CAN INSECT DESTROYER
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A.-Durinq the Spring Months Nothing In -
purifying heathfu and refreshing as RUSSIAN tvaporD
BATHS, at Fourth
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FRANCE.
Municipal Discovery Of Munitions for War or
Revolution
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YoaK HERALD.

PARIS, April 0, 1872
The Octroi officers yesterday discovered and
seized sixty shells and grenades concealed in two
market wagons which entered the gate OF Mon
treul.
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BE Sure md Call for Mrs. WinslOw's
SOOTHING SYRUP for children teething, having tho fac
sime OF COURTS PERKINS, the outside wrapper.
All others base limitations.
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PORTO RICO ELECTIONS.
reLEeaAn 10 TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, Cuba, April Q, 1872
Corrected returns from Porto Rico show that Two
conservatives and four radicals had been elected TO
the Cortes Among those elected are Labra and
BeCerra.
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For Cleaning All Kitchen Utensils Sapolio
IA better than rotten stone, emery Bath brick.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALe.

CoNSrANTINOPLE, April Q, 1872
General William I. Sherman and the party accom-
panyng him on his European tour are now in this
city.
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ArUeI's Turkish Baths, Lexinqtou Avenue,
corner Tweny-hh -vitazng before breakfast In
MIGRATING before dinner soothing than opaes before
retiring Ladies day and evening 0entemsn every dag
al night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-10

Dr. NJ. Levett, Dentist. Having Returned
Europe IL At No. 20 East Fifteenth street,
doors from Tinany's.
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ROME.

Vatican Refusal Of Royal Tribute Aid from
Italy.
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TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME, April 0, 1872.
committee TO provide for the erection OF
monument to the memory OF Joseph Mazzini has
been organized, with General Garibaldl as Priest.
dent
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Happy Relief for Young 4len.-Nervous
Debility cured methods. Remarkable reports sent
free, Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia,
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"Walkipg Down BrOndwa y ITO Enjoy
such promenade you must the happy Of
OF KNOWS dressy Spring BATS. His style OF unr
vailed beauty and OF machess excellence and ia obtanabe
ut 2l2 Broadway
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A.-Roynl Havana LOttcry.-J. Ii. Marines
CO., Bankers, 10 Wall street. Boz 4os5 New YORK Post
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
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Rain, Rain, RniD.-s:et Your Umbrellas
PARASOLS repaired H3 Skin avenue.
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth s,reeta Moderate
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HAVANA, April Q. 1872.
The United States flagship Worcester sails for
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Press Denial Ct the Royal Betrothal Report-The
Ecclesiastical Conference Movement.
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Royal Havana Lottery.
Prizes cashed and Information furnished the highest
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