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COM THERC

uONBAT. ! p. W FEBRUARY s. ia
Ts,- t-irT ~tec-i1u day. husnes- is m sua" degree fns-
tsufed ~ have 10 arrivals 20 Up0Et, ard bat one i'reign
.s,srt.rs oang u@ bark C0msf. fr saE Francisco which
,,..A Al haIEp4st l. to-day. she takes at q hu@ cargo OF
Z ..ssT. pala. az and bak~d q en- trim WIN having TIE
wharf
From the Other zlarIs ~ hear e clu.bieTabI- damsge d'ne
~ az ht- ~yer- .tsrus. TIL growing erT~ have suffered
.omevvhat. bot the zbundant rains that hove fallen within The
' lat two u.nths vI 60 ar toward rTai1ug the damasr- q.
REDNESD8Y, : r. 81. :, ie72
THE Hawaiian bark Ma Moi from Bremen. with merchan-
disc % II. Harkfd a Co, Is the ouiy frsiEn arrival "e Law"
j l. note
We natre oar coasters ioading with suPrlss hr th~ othfT
..l.p.t.. and isire that there - "a Gir deHafd % -taph--
The ship DeronsAfys has discharged sh- greater part q
I mr. cargo. I'D vii D. ready snH fHr a survey
The BARI 4f,lgafa Is GUnE, sUd all h. ready ior ~ea prob
ably 10 ab.ut a SOCK
AZ M credit sale yesterday, at ths store Of MesHT Hon-
. -ehIarr~r a Co prizes were not fully sustained The sale
Will b. coniinufd to-n1rrOw-
Liter. from the Eina ward report the cane hehhs On iIasah,
' in the vicinity e HIo, suffering Hr the want Of rain
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY Q. 1872.
ova coasters have brought into the port about tao th0u-ani
reg. Of sugar during the week, AMI report thu mills a. grinding
. With but 81 evoepdorsL
{ Tn. sa~ 81 the brig SSsrH . postponed 90 some future
9 dais.
a We bear q same movements ia real state bat have no par
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-ASSENGERs

Foa Say FaANcrsco-Pcr Comet, Feb. 5th-Jas Kelly, NJ
Lewis, v Link
MAkee and daughter, Capt Powers, Geo Gray, IL Meinecke. ".
spaIding and wife. r y Makee. Air Piggott. J \ Wilder, J l.
BusAsL. r " Paty. Mr. Pauncefort, Prof W ID Alexander and
wifi. Theodore LauIer, and 100 deck.
FoEKAU-Per Paaahi, Feb Sth-C y Spencer and wife,
Mrs 1cs Spencer and 2 chidren-
Fca MoLoKAI-Per Juanita, Feb. IO,h-H Hart, JnO Brash,
w ADAMS, Mr. Waller
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SHE is SAFE!!!-Lon were the struggles that agi-
tated her breast. Patiently and Perseveringly on she strove
through turmoil and conflicts, weakness aid disgrace, croVding
on her, wherever she went, delaying her onward course TO the
inheritance of her foreathers, the glory and power Of an indie
pendent existence.
BraveIy she fought; she won it, she is safe Go and Insure
your life in her, rest yourself on her bosom aud : FEEL SAFE
WHATEVER MAY COME"
All particulars will be given cheerfully by II.
Agent for the Germans Life Insurance Company of New York,
(63 3)
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ES.

Cd. s-srhT Nettis Merrill. Crane. Er Maui
a-SchT Fairy Queen, Kaaina, fr Kauai
a-schr " arEiek, John Bull, for MOiOkai-
5-Am bk Comet, Fuller, for san Francisco.
6-Am schr Sovereign, Chambers. br Tahiti.
o-Schr Klnau, Adams, for Maui.
6-stmr KiLaura, McGregor. for Maui and Hawaii.
7-Scar Ka Moi. Davis, for Maui
7-Schr Psulhi. Reynolds, for Hawaii.
T-Schr Prince, Hatfield, Tor Hawaii
7-schr Odd Fellow, John Tea, for Hawaii.
T-SchT Hattie, Kaapuni. for Kauai
Sketch LunsilO, English, for Hawaii
s-Schr LfIiu, bT kOOl4u.
g--Schr ManuSkaSai, AntOne, for Maui
g-Sc g Active. H0Pu, for Hawaii
0-Schr Owana, kahai, fr Molokai
s-Schr Moi keikt. Green. for Maui.
l0-Schr Juanita. DudOit- for MolOkAi-
lO-Schr Annie. Nika. tor Kauai.
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HENRY MAY,
Tea Dealer, Coffee Rooster
PROVISION MERCHANT!
RECEIVED ex A r KA MOI
PRoNG BRENHEH.

BATTY'S PICKLES..
~ Cases Batty's Pie Fruits,
Cases Batty's Curry Powder,
Casks Table Salt in jars,
Cases English Mustard,
Cases English Ground Pepper,
Cases Mixed Spice,
Cases Cayenne Pepper,
Gases Ground Ginger,
Gases Unbleached Ginger in 10 lb. tins,
Cases CItron Peel in 10 ID tins,
Gases Carbonate Soda in 10 ID. jars,
Cases Salerstus in 10 ID. jars,
Cases Orange, Lemon aud Mixed Peel, 2 ID. glass jars,
Gases Suitana Raisins in Z 10 jars,
Gases Currants in Z ID jars,
Gases French Capers,
Gases Spanish Olives,
Cases English Jams, ! III. jars,
Cases Smoked Herrings in tins, 2 doz. each,
Cases French Beans,
Cases French Peas,
Cases Lea & PERKINS, Sauce, pinss and half pints,
Gases Corn Flour,
Gases Ground 9inger,
Gases Carbonate Soda,
Gases Cream Tartar,
DemijOhns Malt Vinegar,
Kegs Crushed Sugar,
Cases Ultramarine Blue,
Cases Sardines, half tins,
Cases ~Sardines, quarter tins,
Cases French Chocolate,
Gases Muscabella Raisins in layers,
Cases bologna Sausage,
Gases Whole Cloves in Z ID tins,
Rose, Peppermint, Ginger & Lemon LOzenges in bolts
Tins Conversation Lozenges.
FOR SALE BY
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PoRr OF HONOLULU. H. I.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Feb. 6LSchr nattie, Kaapuhi. from Kauai
e-schr Moi KrikL. Green. from Maui.
s-Schr ManaDkawai, ANTIQUE, frOsn Maui.
g-Schr Active. Hops. from fIaWaH.
7-Schr Lhiu. Waha- frOm K0oau-
7-Schr kuka. Eaai, from Hawaii
T-schr MARY Ellen. sam, from Hawaii
7-Haw bk IA Moi. = Geerken, 131 days from Bremen.
s-EehT Juanlfa, DuiofL from MOlokai.
s-schr WaiDa, Aapai, from Hawaii and Maui.
0-Echr HokuIeie, Ahuihala, from AOIOkai-
O-sehr Jenny, Burns. from Kauai
s-Schr Warsick. John Bull. from Moinksi.
9-schT Netfie Merrill, Crane from Aaui.
s-SlOOP WaiIeie, KumukOa, from KOoiau-
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Am brig Morning star Matthews.
Ger bk Atal8nta, Sinclair
Brit brig Robert Cowan, Revely.
Brit brig Susan, Hughes, for sale.
Brit ship DeVOnshire, Waters, diseAarging.
schT T. VI Ward. Hickman, sails to-day for Jarvis island
An brig l. = Foster. James Mills
Haw bk IA Moi, ) GeerkeB, dischargiug.
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JUST RECEIVED
AND FOR SALE BY
j u D q G LAYTO N.

j u D q G LAY O n.
F<EGs F RES DRIED = APPLES.
Cuttings Table Frd;s-aII kinds,
Yarmouth Green Corn,
ksnsett II Lewis Green Peas,
Fresh Baltimore Oys;ers-plain and spiced,
Fresh Columbia River Salmon, in l and 2 ID. tins,
Aspiendid Assortment of Cuttings Jellies, IN lin Il glass
". X. Lewis TOm@o Ketchup,
" X. Lewis True Lemon Syrup,
Fresh salad Oh, in Pinis and hall pints,
Curry Powder, TYPO Sad and other brands,
Batty X Morton's Pie Fruits, new,
Moitou's n Cuttings Pickles,
Murtons Jams. assorted,
Canary, Kape and Kemp Seed,
French Peas. natural
French Peas IN butter.
P Prr5iog 5 P Msr,i1, IL y ? ssl' P S9gJ;
Nutmegs, new and fresh.
The only lot of DOwner's Kerosene Oil to be had In
the Market.
Bordon's Condensed Milk,
Spanish and French olives,
Burnetts ass'd Extracts.
Browns Essence jamaica Ginger,
H Htts Ss Ug[n I'AF'@
kits Tongues and Sounds,
Dairy salt, in 20 ID bags,
Tins Of Crackers' al kinds
Jenny Lind. Ginger Snaps, and La Grande Cakes,
Fresh Hawaitn Pa
q. q. Extra Family Flour,
6. Il. Extra Wheat Meal,
Fresh Corn Meal.
Myers and Dwisht's MOIOkai Butter,
ROGERS MAKAwAo BUTTER,
sardines. t and 1 boxss-he best,
A Fine Assortment of Australian Meats,
4 Fine Assortment of Cuttings Meats,
Extract Of Coffee, in bottles and tins,
Quarter and haf bbls. best East Family Pork,
Half aud whole bbIs. c. R., Salmon,
Kits Salmon Bellies,
Poncine aUd Windsor Soap.
Best White Maccaron and Vermiceli,
French. German aud American Chocolate,
Fresh Pearl Barley and Sage,
New westphaia Hans, ex d" Moi"
Boston Sugar Cured Hams,
Cal. Bacon and Smosed Beef,
English and French c :. Soap.
Leonard's Sperm Cardles, the best in Market
German CaudIes-4s5s o.,
J., , 3, / and 5 gal. ~DeDiOhns,
Coffee Ground Daily,
The best Quality OF China and japan Teas
We shall also Receive by the California Steamer oar
Usual Assortment Of
California Produce.
AND A IN LOT OF NEW TEAS
BY THE .'QUEEN EMMA"
We shall have abundance of horse feed,
SUCH AS OATS AND BRAN.
The WeSfpfsaIia Hams
Are now opened, and are the best that has been opened here.
FOR SALE AT
JUDD s. LAYTON'S,
M1o q No. 50 Fort Street
TO LET.
THE CELLAR UNDER MY STORE
% Cspabie Of Storing between 800 and o TONS.
IL lac II. NJ. WHITNEY.
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BIRTH.

In this city, February oh, to the wife Of Mr. George Gray,
OF n son
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VESSELS EXPECTED.
VESSELS IN PORT.

Bk Garstank, from Newcastle on Tyne, sailed Sept 9Th
Bk MaIyiner, from Bremen, sailed Oct 5th-
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A REFERENCE to the election returns of this
city for a number of years past, will illustrate
very clearly the correctness of our statement,
that the abrogation of the Constitution of 1852
and the establishment of that of 1864, operated
directly to crush out the interest of the people
in tie Legislature, and produced that apathy
which has been so apparent ever since. At the
last election for Representatives held under the
old Constitution. in January, 1864, 249S votes
were cast in this city, of which Mr.. G. Rhodes
received 1904. The next election which followed
was in February, 1866, under the new Consti-
tuition. when but flCo hundred votes were polled,
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stood several mill operatives. TIL,
man saw at a glance that the child
was worse, and whispered the same To
Anna Silently they advanced and
Sazed upon the little sallow face with
rs large gray eyes, which now CLEAN
Gu brighter than ever. As the child
saw Job her ashy lips parted, and with
agreat effort she extended her arms
, He dropped upon his Knees at her
side, and gently kissed the pallid brow
"Job, thee be good" the faint voice
whispered. "Thee lug me many times.
Dear Job, | be going to die now, and
l can't sec thee any more, and thee
will lug Jennie instead of me-"
A spasm convulsed the wan fea-
lures, the eyes distended, and for a
moment she suffered acute agony then
her body became still again; but it
was evident that life was ebbing fast
job brushed tear from his eye, and
once more caressed the pinched face, |
from which the blue veins seemed to |
protrude.
"Dear Job, | wish had words so
could talk to thee. Kind Job, thee
helped me lots, thee did thee always
did. Take my hand there that be
right. l don't feel bad, Job, | be
joyed to go, cos it be hard here. Oh ~
she bent her head back, and her
voice became almost inaudible-"I be
easier up there, won't l, Job ?"
eyes, yes, my child, you will meet
peace, and love, and God !"
ITO be Concludedl
The New York herald., 1872-10-20
THE SEVENTY.

The usual Committee on Elections OF the Seventy
were in session up to eleven O'Clock last night at
the Everett House.
Mr.. Oswald Ottendorfer, the newly elected men,
ber OF the committee, was present.
large German delegation came in from the
Tenth Assembly district seventeenth ward, rec
ommending Lewis CIV wachner for member OF Assem-
bly, from the Tenth district, and George Henchen,
Jr as Assistant Alderman from the Seventeenth.
delegation arrived later to advocate the nomi-
nation OF John vanderpool, of the Seventh Alder.
manic district, for Assistant Alderman.
The third delegation came to advance the claims
OF Dr. Hoeber, oil the Twentieth ward, for the Office
of Coroner
The republican nominations OF Messrs. Have
meyer, Davis Van Worst and Phelps were sent to
the committee, and q lively discussion ensued.
Havemeyer and Davis were warmly endorsed, but
there was split upon Van Worst and Phelps. fhe
four names given will, however. be presented to
the General Committee Monday evening and.
there is little doubt, will receive its endorsement.
The New York herald., 1872-10-20
SHORT PERFORMANCES AT THE THEATRES.

CLARENDON HOTEL, SATURDAY.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
paragraph in your journal OF this day objects
to the form Of the entertainment offered at Booths
Theatre next Tuesday, because 1t is composed of
two pieces-'Jessie Brown" and "Kerry; or, Night
and Morningn-instead of single drama, as now
is the custom Of the New YORK stage. As this cus-
tom OF single pieces and very short performances
managed Walack's Theatre Imay be permitted to
point out how it may. be carried to an extreme in
furious to the growth Of our drama. II per-
formance commenced at eight O'Clock and ter
minated at halfpast ten, 1t follows that
the entertainment must endure two hours
and q half, and IL 1t must consist Of a single
drama, then there must henceforth be only one
measure for a dramatic work. All subjects must
be either spun out to that length cut down to it.
Under this condition the choicest repertoire OF the
Gymnase and the Vaudeville Theatres must be ex-
cluded from performance: the most delightful
works that De Musset contributed to the Theatre
Francois would become unactable. Allow me to
plead earnestly against the establishment OF TINS
rigid rule, and especially to claim your considera
tion OF my present case:-'Jessie Brown" occu-
This Is too short to constitute an evenings eqter
tainment. kerry or, Night and Morning. plays.
one hour. Performed together they occupy two.
hours and o hail.
NV wife has identified her name with the repre-
sentation Of the Scotch heroine. The London ana
Dublin audiences have led me to believe Kerry
is better finished portrait OF irish character tnan
either Myles ma Coppaleen or Shaun tne fost: but
II this rule Is allowed to intervene we cannot play
these pieces as neither OF them measures the stand
ard length required by 1t. hope you Will not deem
me bent on introducing caprlctous innovations, but
when you witness the entertainment on TUESDAY
evening IL may dispose you to admit that eYel q
good rule may have some exceptions. Yours, truly;
DION BOUCICAULT,
The New York herald., 1872-10-20
LIBERAL REPUBLICAN JUDICIARY COM
MITTEE

meeting Of the Liberal Republican Judiciary
Committee was called for last evening at eight
O'Clock at s14 Broadway. At that hour there
were about twenty persons assembled in the
room and o small knot Of a dozen or more were
closeted in secret council in an inner
sanctum. The object OF the meeting was to
raitify the Tammany Hall nominations for the
Judiciary, but so few persons were present 1t
was resolved to take no action last night. At hall
past eight O'Clock the meeting was called TO order
BY the Chairman of the committee, Joseph W.
Immediately adjourned until Monday night at
eight O'Clock. What transpired at the secret meet
ing was not made public, but IL ia understood that
the Tammany Hall nominations will be ratified.
The New York herald., 1872-10-20

THE NEWARK DEMOCRACY.

The County Senatorial COnve ntion
Throws Itself Into Abra ms Bosom.
It would be next to impossible to cite pOpulous
section in the country where parties are SO utterly
lacking in organization in the city OF Newark
N. J.. At the recent charter election the republi
cans carried the city by over two thousand ma.
ority; but that Is chiefly explained by the fact that
unpopular nominations were made by the democrats
and by internal disruptiOns in the party. In one
ward, the Fourth, the candidate for Alderman was
beaten by few votes. and these will PROBABLY be
cast out for lawful reasons when the new Council
meets. 1t is lamentaDe thing to say, but 1t is
nevertheless asserted positively, that he owes his
defeat to the electiOneering efforts of clergy
man, whose forgetfulness OF his Christlikc
office Is the subject OF severe public cOndem-
nation. The election was governed purely by
local causes and personal preferences, as Is shown
by the election OF popular democrats in the two
republican banner wards OF the city. SO far In the
national canvass there has been no organization in
either party. The republicans though, have had
the advantage by placing at once in the field a
ticket. 1t was not till yesterday that the
democrats and liberals accomplished this
result. They had chosen their man Tor Congress
for County Clerk, Sheriff. &C., but there was hitch
about the Senator. To straighten this out 1t took
three separate conventions. The delay is c0mpen-
sated for, however, leading democrats consider, in
the fact that the party's Moses and Abraham have
been found. BY acclamation the nomination
was given to ex-Sherif Abraham M. Reynolds
whose popularity with all parties is pretty fairly
majority, in ward which is always sure for seven
or eight hundred republican majority. The Sheriff
will certainly strengthen the ticket greatly and
next to Dusenbury is the surest man to succeed.
The New York herald., 1872-10-20

Mr.. Tweed Still Remains I'm AMBUSH
Expected TO Return to Public Life on
Monday-Rumors of Other Indtctme ats
Against Prominent Politicians.
Mr.. Tweed's whereabouts still remains among
the things not generally known. 1t is, however
al length finally settled that MI. Tweed has only
temporarily fed from justice. Mr.. Depew his cers
says that Mr.. Tweed is engaged upon some impor
tant business, and that the Importance OF it is so
great that he cannot spare the time to at.
tend to warrant for his arrest, and for
an offence that Is bailable. Mr.. Judson JARVIS
the Clerk OF Arrests, had the same Official answer
to all inquiries that he had Friday that the
warrant is still unserved. There Is no doubt how
ever. that the officials OF the Sherin's Oflce and
Sheriff Brennan himself expect that Mr.. Tweed
will surrender on Monday and that the requisite
bail will be rendered. The sheriff has no other
warrants for the apprehension Of political delin-
auents in his possession. RumOrs OF new or re-
newed indictments against prominent politicians
were prevalent around 1.-The Hall'' yesterday, but
they could not be traced to any authoritative
The New York herald., 1872-10-20
POLITICAL NOTES.

w. B. Stokes republican, has announced himself
as candidate for Congress from the Nashville
(Tenn.) district
The republicans OF the Fifteenth Congressional
district yesterday nominated Mr.. Charles II.
Adams, OF COhoes, for Congress.
At the Republican Convention OF the First
Assembly district, held in Oswego N. Y, yesterday
ID. g. Fort was nominated by acclamati0n.
The executive subcommittee of the Missouri
State Central Committee, appointed by the
Straight-out Democratic Convention lately held in
Jefferson City, will publish an address to-day pre-
senting the names OF O'Conor and Adams for Presi.
dent and Vice President; also a full electoral
ticket
The New York herald., 1872-10-20
THE HARLEM COURT HOUSE.
Dali Days Proccedings-Thc Commits
sioners to Meet Again To-nIorrow.

Dali Days Proccedfngs-Thc Commits
sioners to Meet Again To-nIorrOw.
The Commission appointed by the Senate to in
vestigate the alleged frauds connected with the
construction OF the Ninth District Court House held
another session in the Adermen's chamber yester-
day afternoon. Mr. Hatchell conducted the investi.
cation on the part OF the Commissioners. Mr. j. C.
Parsons appeared for the Taxpayers Association
oi Harlem, Judge Waterbury as counsel for Senator
Genet and Mr.. w. q. Trail for Justice McQuade
The session was taken up by the Commission I'm
attempting TO show that the lumber purchased by
Mr.. George H. Sanford OF certain parties in
Albany, and consigned to John Scalon at Manhat-
for which the sum of s974s 25 was paid by the CITY,
was taken from the Manhattanviile wharf to the
vicinity OF a house In process OF construction by
Mr. Genet on fllth avenue, between 126th and 127th
streets. Mr.. Thomas j. Combie, proprietor or
lumber carts In Grand street, testified that early
IN April, at the request OF John Scallon, he
furnished trucks to haul lumber from the
Manhattanville wharf to the Ninth District
Court House and to the vicinity of Mr. Genet's
house; that lumber was drawn from the
whar1 10 both those places. The teamsters who
nauled IL also testified to the same things Beyond
THIS nothing OF interest was ELECTED. Mr.. John
Scallon was called, but did not appear, and the
mat he would. Judge Waterbury stated that he had
made no efforts to get witnesses here, and should
not, until he had an opportunity to examine the
various exhibits which had been offered In evil
dence so that he could cr0ss-exanne the witnesses
ntelgently. How he expects to cross-examIne
witnesses from other cities, who have returned
home, does not appear.
At the conclusion OF the testimony the Commits
sion adjourned until Monday morning. at ten
The New York herald., 1872-10-20
TWENTIETH WARD o'BRIEN CAMPAIGN CLUB.

large and enthusiastic meeting Of the above
organisation was held last night at the corner Of
Twenty-seventh street and Seventh avenue, Cap
tain James @. Marriott presiding. Mr.. Matthew
Smith, President of the club, called the meeting to
order, and was followed by numerous speakers
who set forth in glowing terms the merits Of Mr.
James O'Brien and his claims on the wOrkingmen
as candidate for the Mayoraty.
Mr.. WILLIAM A. BARRETT, on behalf Of the working
men, addressed the meeting In f0rcible and telling
language, contrasting the course OF Mr.. OBrien in
his treatment OF the poor Of his district with that
OF Mr.. Lawrence, who had proved himself some-
what ihdiHerent to their interests and their
welfare.
Mr.. JOHN HARDY, candidate for Congress, fol-
lowed, and the meeting closed with hearty cheer
ing for O'Brien and Hardy.
The New York herald., 1872-10-20
1.-THE GLITTERING GEW.GAW.u
The Mayoralty Really To BE Preferred
Mr.. HaYemeYer hY Mr.. John Eolex

The MayOraIty Heally TO BE Preferred
Mr.. Havemcycr by Mr.. John Foley.
The indefatigable and persistent committee
which Mr. John Foley honors with his presidency
follows its second nomination Of Mr.. William r.
Havemeyer with the utterance Of dreadful deter
mination that ne shall be notified OF their action
and this notwithstanding the fact that Mr.. Have
meyer has declined all offers OF candidature. The
following address IS issued by the committee speci-
ally charged with this missi0n:-
The undersigned, the committee appointed and dele.
gated by the United Reform Convention TO tender the
William r. Havemeyer will meet and formally tender
such nomination at the Chamber OF Commerce next
Tuesday. 22d inst, at twelve o'clock noon.
We respectfully request that all organizations
rating to the election OF Mr.. Havemeycr be rep.
sented at this meeting.
Charles 0'Conor, Edwards Pierrepont,
w. H. vermilye, Henry Clews,
G. f. Timpson, John Harper.
Peter Cooper, r. g. Root
william II. Nelson. Myer Stern,
Oswald Otendorer, Henry Clausen, Jr,
George Jones, william K. Dodge
Benjamin B. Sherman, ~
JOHN FOLEY, Chairman,
Union Reform Committee.
CHARLES NJ. HALL, Secretary.
New YORK. October ~, lS72