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New-York tribune., 1872-04-22
Al Notices Of Marriages mast be indorsed wiA inH
aGme aud address
DIED.

BASTA-0n Sunday Apn D. william Banta il the i2i Of hs
He respectfully invited to attend tn. qs.r.l
.ce I 'I BroSs1n on rlesasV aS iust oocs
BARKERAt MOIr;.o.n n J. April % George only child Dr.
Funeral Tuesday. april o. at llt
cLYDE-on o. short and laes. Phes t.
OF J.. Clyde in the 56ih Of Der
The relatives an friends o the aay are eeSts n''e @ .,'esd
Be- Der 5 'fT yT bs beg a % int: 'sSS s, So Brooklyn
Fox-sudaenly Brooklyn D., April 10 Oliver Por sSed
year. His rea.n' ril os taten g stamford Cosa
Tuin the YewIisveI RAiOA4 Depot Twenty 's'ss
HgSTERop wenea.y april II J.s.s Fsess, q %. arm q
Hunter Keller Co and son.n,aw o. hev Dr. Ge.ssahsiser
ron tie Evangelical Lathera6 Church HOLY TnatT
afternoon
JoHNsoS-on Sunday evening April 81 May w.
= Jehn n & John''h- t-,e.
MooREsudden ss.uTd,y 'cth n Ptr 4 Moor ysSssss
FanerAl services on TUESDAY - 81 p n rom me rsaea- sa
respectfully invited to attend
& Ss S.1:s q a. H. . As .a s G G:. a.'2 G Ds s Riley
Ne l 81 ys. s s' d. ss Apr" ' George sampson
Ystce Of funeral hereafter
sANDs-Or THURSDAY evening April s Mrs Martha ssni' "i0- S
Relatives ana nens respectfully invited .e.d her
funeral MoDdAy enOOH 20 Hs' Al 5cek run her IAis rea
VAN Sunday April d, Catherine eldest laughter q
Relatives and r1ead my ,ss funeral
Church MisOh-Ive AM ThItyeghA't' on rass'T tsi
inst ociock m
WALKRR-On Saturday bis late residence iTs Gees-ca
G Eoas,. ws, & a Ias s G .G ehe, n n. Mechanics and r
Society respectfully nvted TO attend biz uhers % hsnas
MacdOugaLst
wALKgR-on April IL Almir wife Of @ L. Walker assd "
TREND. the f,, ar. PT,a e: a.. I,.a s.d 10 is1 S s.s e.:
iaSsa Ss-een drama and Prospect Jersey Cay
Washington papers please eoPy.
wALI-on SATURDAY April HOa william Wall in the "a rear
tn. ,spds Of he family the funeral At o eeot.
Weasslsy a0rning APn a from bis ate residence No "a rfA-
ave- . -
New-York tribune., 1872-04-22
THE NEW CHARTER CLAIMED TO BE IN
CONSTITUTIONAL.

An argument to prove the unconstitutionality
the provisions OF the charter in regard TO cumua
tive voting, has been prepared by Henry Clinton and
Abraham z. Lawrence, IT,. aud cOncurred in by ex-
Judges Clarke Spencer and Jones' The following Is the
substance Of the argument in question;
Aldermen city officers. Under the proposed char
ter OF the Committee OF Seventy they word not be
elected by the There but one mode OF cleo
the Constitution and that lie that one eiec-
tor may vote for candidate. An election at
which permitted 10 cast several ballots I1r
one candidate wOuld be no election NJ All.
within the meaning OF the Consultation. Inc
Constitution here recognizes the pOssDlty OF any
other kind OF election than that OF voting once anu on
for The Legislature has no power 20
make the result OF an election depend On te skill Oh
electors IN cumulatng their votes II high. a. wen
the opposing candidates shouu uecue te TO-
suit 10y drawing lots. The advocates ol cuihuihlve
voting dsIa that IL rs constitutions poe"uso ~" lgt
10 cunulate votes Is conferred alike on All ~ might
inst N well be urged that the Legsure have power 10
eu .ct that the election shall depend on any game OF
cance provided all the voters were hnoiu.d az opnr
Wnify 10 play. The system OF CUMULATIVE VOTING S
r,'nt Of fhe clec iion-for Aldermen for example
led ON tni. principle would depend on the sk of
tao electors making combinations Vi the names y! Tue
New-York tribune., 1872-04-22
THE STATE or TRADE.
nr~ArA WEEKLY nARkKrs

HAVANA Aprl IT. J n asza.
sNfs hhS ecepts Of the se,t Hss.ss
10 htos;
from Havana ana astsn D 90 bores hhds inc7as
ne bnft oEiax
70 better advc snohsre
demsnd - Coed Rhung suiet
fair demand Grocery Grades steady at S2iOi reals robs No
lassss FIRM.
Bacon arm-r per est; oa unchsngeL
az Hans a. 'sr fenfnd
gsr.cHd !, qnintsl Lord weak shbzi s3 y qsnt4
keg unchanged. War
unchanged HonrT 81 a6 gaon sso q bus 80. for
of Coal OF Luu1er hiT tDsn1 bB
ranQei Shoobs-Bo1 "a HoSsaeAd l9dO
Iogsacad 2Oa2I Empty BozhesdS> 81 @sE13
Hoons quiet.
FghTo northern aai sOuihsrn pors in The UHss s,z.
box 81 81 hogshesd of - oTe5 Is,
hoghshead Is 70 Flisouh and cers H. 81
4D erDec'ed Eroblge 6n on United Sistes 20
days cuency u ~ ~ 1sys gpd,
lDl dot pIenn Short 1laE pfenGI Lsasos. ~ zs
premium, on Pans, u qsi psemisn.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-22
TuE PENNSYLVANIA SCANDAL.

The Ne,1aaicsburg Journal Pa. Of the 18th swings
at lis head For Governor Gen john +. Hartranfi,'
&c. succeeded by the following editorial indorse-
mcnt:
II is we confess with the greatest reluctance that we
ra :, the Gen. Harr1nt 10 the head OF our col
Not that we have any dOuDt A. 70
principles of he Republican party nor
that we have lost faith IN the integrity Of the masses
mt BECAUSE feel that the Evans scandal wraps HIM
rouud like shirt OF Nemesis. ana we deplore the
odum OF the swndle and the necessity that makes II
shruud for the whole party We regard the nomination
AS shameful dsgraceu and Iata act upon the part OF
few nnprincipled rng1rader@. To cover up their own
tracks and ultimately choke OF thorough investigation
OF the whole fraud II s not only TINS, but was mort
nauaDe violation OF the wishes OF the masses. and a
mauipulatiOn by that notorious seOundTe W. b. MANN
even after the dele gates had assembled at HARRISBURG
the party aside men, that induces III to lend onr
aid I'm that II successful those principles VIII
curb 10 extent the centOus abuse of power and the
reckless disregard OF the wishes O the people, Win sc
mon as W W Kctcnum before them, nothing Dut tie
rTossest and most shameful disregard of all that was
dear and to the party could have induced sucl
action We regard the nomination an unfortunate ono
In another view. BY 10 the mputaOn II cast that ma
stand point OF the machinery that induced and con
other conclusion i apparent tnat there
fraud and villany 70 he covered up aud that lie IS
the only could be trusted ~ act cats-paw Tor
the vuurrs that gathered around the For the
remainder of ticket have the highest regard and
shall do all power TO secure lts election. trusting
alone upon its power 10 float the ngure head through
IL j. but fgure-head. No ability, no administrative
qualities slur upon the integrity and ability Of the
parrv and disgrace 10 those who 80 basely betrayed
The momentOus interest cOntded 10 them. IL IL time
that these eeches taught that the interests Oi Penn
svlvania above and beyond the bare considerations
that they attach 10 them They have their arcbeype ~
Tlmmany ana the lesson and moral 70 there TO- Let
fl,IuD ID
New-York tribune., 1872-04-22
THE DRAMA.
NOTABLE FACTS.

The novelty of the hour is "Black Friday
four act ay-the authorship Of which attributed Mr.
Chandus FutOn-to be presented this evening at Nibos
Mr. Collier Nr Mortimer Miss Lizzie Price, and several
other performers been especially engaged 10 ap
pear in Black Friday :" and arrangements have been
made % insure the attendance OF Board OF Brokers
OF Philadelphia spectators OF this exhibition Of fnan
cial gambling and amatory frenzy Mr. Edwin BOOTHS
reentrauce upon his Ownisage, be made this evening,
in the character Of Sir Edcard Mortimer is isikewse
important incident. His return the most mOmentous
OF the strictly dramatic events Of the week; and
as Sir Edcard Mortimer he is to uncommon adyan-
tage MI Booth Will act tins part the first three
evenings OF the week but will devote the last three
Ber,,tocio in The FOOLS Revenge" The date Of the pur
posed production Of Richard ILL., has not yet been
signed The Chapman Sisters continuing their engage
ment at Lima Edwin's Tbeater be seen tonight
1.-THE Power Of Love" Mr John Hogan will assist them
IN the exemphcaton 81 that power Mr. Paul Jui1 ct,
whose name Is honorably associated with gallant and
efforts 70 establish the French comedy stage
IN this city benefit by performances in the French
language, evening at Bryants Opera-HOuse.
His claims upon the respectful attention and practical
sympathy Of the playgoing public need not be urged.
Every person interested In French acting knows them
and We dosbt not the theater will be crowded
casion named. Miss CarlOta Leeercq making her last
appearance in Hew-YOrk prior 20 her visit 20
Gan Francisco will act for Mr.. Juignets benefit,
appearing MaddDle de Lery, in 4" I'm Caprice" by
Alfred dc Musset Curiosity TO hear in French lady
who h&s proved charming In English Will, 1t Is fair TO
presume. imPel many peasure-seekers 10 Bryanrs on
Tuesday evening The revival OF London Assurance
az Wallacks Theater has proved bountful success,-
as indeed, geDeraylanteipated. We have already
borne emphatic testimony 10 the brilliant manner in
which this pastediamond comedy has been brought
forward east including Mathews, Brougham. Gilbert
WaAok soddart and Mrs. Seton extraordinary and
could not elsewhere be matched II bears triumph
It's face. London Assurance" will be played every
night during the week. and at Saturday Matinee Tho
hit made by the VOkes Family, at the Union square
Theater has been chroniced IN these columns and is
only needfu now % add that these singular and yery
aluusiug performers have steadily drawn crowded
New-York tribune., 1872-04-22
THE VOTES FOR THE APPROPRIATION TO PROF.
MORSE

To the EdttOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: In Harper's Weekly of April 81, under
the head of Personal" notice paragraph wherein it
it is stated that the Hon. Fernando Wood delivered a
speech in the House OF Representatives in woh he said
that he was the only living member Of either House OF
Congress who voted for the appropriation Of $4,000 to
Prof Morse. in lSI2 iSS Ar Wood must be mistaken
~ he means nv this that the only person living OF
the members who voted for the BILL for the Hon. Mard
FILLMORE ia an address which he delivered at the Morse
memosi Injecting In Buffalo the 10th inst. says
advocated the BILL and though could not say that the
telegraph wOnld all that It's inventor had predicted
BILE that IL might aud II 10 would should regard II
national blessing and s30OoO was not 700 much for ma
fion 10 nav ON contingency OF this kind. and the bill
passed and became "A law the Sd oi March, 1888.
claim 10 merit the little assistance was abe 10 give
In fis case a. but performed duty IN the position
IN which you, my constituents, had placed me- T. H.
LOckDOrt, April 10, 1917.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-22
M4RRIED.

MAsONRAYMOND9n THURSDAY evening April 49, by he Ry w.
Earl Philip Mason OF Providence, Z. L. MaJ.
eldest daughter Of tle late Henry j. Raymond
MARTIN ES-SMOCK-GULCK-On wdnesay April II. ~
D. Alexander Dsne Martln II SevJersey
Holmes daughter Of the late Pneis H. Holmes Of sev
John SewJersey Mss Enelns GaAek u
New-lorA
MARTIN-TRBMAISon Thursday the 18th o. April S. Peters
Albany y BY RI Rev William CrosSe Doane AMI Rev
SHiVey l. GhrOop Martin Helea T., ouy laughter
Lyman TrenaIn.
OGILvIE-sLADEOn THURSDAY April 8 the redenee Of
William Morgan D. D. ChGtoa OgiFis
to Helen. daughter Of Jarvis S4de,
ARKIN-At Cavsry Church ThusisY. 18th
inst +. A. Wash5arn. D D.. Francis saonstau 70
BOrnd daughter lie lAie Dr. w Paskin all Of tbs city,
New-York tribune., 1872-04-22
ILLINOIS.
TIE MEN THAT SIGNED THE REPUBLICAN CALL
TIE BEST REPUBLICAN BLOOD OF THE
COUNTRY.

II4IINOlS.
TIE MEN THAT SIGNED THE REPUBLICAN CALL
Tile BEST REPUBLICAN BLOOD OF THE
COUNTRY.
The Illinois cal, when sent 10 II of the 1O2
cOunti.s OF that state, had nearly 400 names Of
them the most distinguished Republicans in the state
Among the most eminent Jesse X. Dubois ex-
Audto Of the state o. NJ Hatch, exsecretary Of State;
Newton Bateman, present state superintendent Of
PiDic Instruction the Hon. Gustavus Koerner
and tie Hon. William BrOss ex-LieutenantGOv-
ernOrs ~ Illinois the Hon o. II. Miner, ex-
AudtoE william Butler ex5tate Treasurer; the Hon.
william Il HcrndOn the law partner and 0iOgraphcr OF
President Lincoln: Gen. John Cook, who commanded
Fred Hecker hero of is in Germany who served also
with distinction in the recent war d. L. Phil
lips. exUmted States Marshal Of the South
orn District Of liin9is under resident In
coin; Thomas : Mather ex-AdiutantGeneral
ATTORNEY of the Southern District under President Lin
CONT John II. Bryant Of Princeton the Hon. Charles
Hitchcock. President Of the Constitutional Convention
Washington Bushnell present AttOrney-General OF Hi
nois Van H. iggIn-, Judge Of the Superior Court;
nd late supervisor OF Internal Revenue; Judge j. o.
DAVIS Of Danyllle the Hon. samuel C. Parks, formerly
Comfy Judge j. V. Eusace OF Dixon, Jesse W Fell Of
Noflna G. H. Moore and Ii. b. Buxton members of the
OF Sterling former member the Il Legisature and OF
the Republican state Central Committee the Hon. W =
The few brave pioneers who tounded the hepunllcan
pirty in Egypt IN 1856; j. G Monahan, Mayor
gretf s.a. Of chicago we'll known at the Bar Of
Illinois: the Hon. l.. VI. Haines OF Waukegan, and or
Chicago Board Trade; Murray Nelson, n. X. Farbank
n LudingOn, Il. T. Hutchinson ana other prominent
Irnhers Of the Board OF Trade Hon Jesse D. Horton,
late United States District Attorney and Member OF
Congress; c. g. Hammond ORGANIZER of me IAcago'
Burlington anu Quincy httrOah' 3hu atsF"Aru 21PS,
intcndcnt OF the Union Pacific Railroad; Col H. NJ
Uough, wenknOwn leader, whose voice generally ior
been heard IN All state Conventions Tor years
,OO uZn TIE long list Ol joO Il'lInts
New-York tribune., 1872-04-22
TIE YICE.PRESIDENCY.

4 NEW PROJECT FOR TIE GRANT TlCKEr-PENN-
sYLYANIA TO BE CONCILTATED-ONE OF THE
SENATORS TO BE PUT on TIE TICKET.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THR TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, April 21.-To-day has brought
forth lis quota uf Presidential rmors The most
important the following, which comes from the White
House The Military ring have come 70 the conclusion
that nothing must be omitted that will give strength to
their ticket and as affairs look most desperate in Penn
sylvania something must be done 10 save state Tie
way which it is proposed 70 do this is by nominating
Senator Scott for Yice-President This would. If the
ticket was successful make Senatorial vacancy, and
this il is proposed to offer to Gov. Curtin provided he
can be induced to support Grant TO Thomas Scott,
who Is understood to have Senit oral aspirations.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-22
PASSENGERS ARRTVED.

FROM LIVRRPOOIIn steamship City Of Ant-erp April ll-~
~ Jackson wife snd ehrer aud Tbos Ine Mr Jscs
Nn PsrHie Todd =. o. Couh Mr. sHd Mr. L. Jackson. w.
Montgomery. John Blalmsn, Mrs Ns1onsF.
IRON LIyERPOOi-ln stefmship City of April 2.ss
Leich Miss Clrry worknan wn Mr. Mr.
Dokai A. Robt Mclean Jos SmIihuT
Master Hart Capt W JOhn0ne Brzerot Mr. ysu Letap
Jos Gui Rev T. Robbins. vie children g.
ohe Alex. J. Gaey Per Winter sni a. BsTer
Batter Csnion Rev p De Cddo Schraia. A.
Hoskin. J. v. GRIM Henry Ashley. Mr CiOl Tb04
Fsgosg w. e. esey, Jas BsTley, Hugh McCOne " whi~
ChsA Sullivan Walter Ramsey J. arwooi Haison Lsisa
Miss 6. Alsume Mrs Annie iovad Mrs. y Clark Ma BsrT
Mr. Smith Mss Smith, H. Ben and ch4. hOgB ViBn.aI A4sy
Mr keaEely ID seATyver. NJ. Jacquet
New-York tribune., 1872-04-22
TIE DEATH PENALTY ~ IOWA.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THR TRIBUNE

DEs MONIES, April 21.-The Senate yesterday
passed the Assembly bill 20 abolish capital punishment,
by a vote OF % to IA some changes. however have
been made in the bill, and until the Assembly concurs
in these IL does 20 the Governor. should the bil
become law Stanley. under sentence Of death, IN
story County, would have hls sentence committed.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-22
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Ship Nei1s see Second PIge.l
ARRTVEn

ARRIVED.
steamship city Pam (Br Leeh Liverpool April H. si Qse>,s
9TH. with radse. ane pas. John g. Dale
Steamship CITY fBr Liverpool April sRf
Qgsensosn 10Th. With 10 JOIN g Dale
Of Austin Bdnjge Apr - Key
i7th mde and pass 0 e.. a. MALLORY a
steamship FGHita Doane Pha1phs Lonsrs
shiD Co.
steamship c. Kngh. johnson, wssBgon sh1 AieIantn. s
and Geo b Nerlct
Steamship Georgia, Crowtl Charleston pt
Morgan X a.
Bng Geousna Gee Ward Cislfsegos IS days saga.
(Of nd0r y. 50 ians PIsrno g gh fruit
Dngo lOf HsrringOHD Coan AessIBa " ssJs.
BTg H. Meas. PEsti, Providence.
Sarah II. Quinn Lee. YrCns
Helen IIasbrouck Soper teorget0gn ID. 9.
NISD-Sunaown. light s. h
New-York tribune., 1872-04-22
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DgpARrMgSr,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, April 22-l a. N.

wAsHISGroS. April 22--l A. N. }
Svaopsfs for he past ticeniv-fow hours.
The lowest barometer has moved eastwardly
from Lake Michigan to Northern New YORK. aeooiia-
MED by brisk and high winds.
Cloudy ather and light rain have prevailed along
the lower lakes and thence south-westWarl TO FOriGa
Clear weather FROM the upper lakes Ia the Western Gulf
states and from North Carolina TO Maine.
Probabilities.
The lowest barometer will move North-eastwardly
down the ST. Lawrence valley the brisk and high Nor Il
westerly winds over the Lower Lakes Will probably d
minish IN force on Monday.
THE nrea of cloudy weather and rain will extend
ward over the South and Middle Atlantic states by Mon
day morning. and over New En- gland on Monday morn
ing; nortAerly TO westerly winds with clear and cool
weather will prevail Monday from the lakes TO the
Guf and South Atlantic coasts extending over tne Mid
die states during the morning and over New England
during the afternoon and evening. Dangerous winds
rs not anticipated except possibly fOr Tie lower lakes
New-York tribune., 1872-04-22
BASE BALL.

The Mutual Club opened play for the season.
last saturday on the Union Grounds In practice game
Win ell nine which they defeated by score Of Is
Ia / Bestick's cntching was the chief feature ol tne
contest The Muiuas lett lat night, Tor b'ItiilotJ
where they engaged TO play an exhibition -''4' va"
the baltimore Club. ain, ~,
The Red Stocking defeated the Harvnrds again on
Saturday al DOstOu.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-22
PERsONAIrBY TELEGRAPH.

The wife of Stephen y. Stockwell. of The Bos-
ton JoalaI. le- Of spoplery on FRIDAY.
Major Asa FOssett was found dead IN his bed at
Alaany y r on aturd4y having died .f heart disease
Frederick 3. SimOns, the head OF the Boston
ana salem has been missing IhursY a. eaf.
that robbed iOuY dea with Iii coat
AZ aieAe aJway the ue part Of Tie city
New-York tribune., 1872-04-22

nine candidates put in nomination by their party me
voter already shown would have 20 select one our OF
an incalcuiabe number OF combinations OF the nine
names. This would be simply game OF chance. Snch
mode Of election Is clearly aud papably unconsttu-
New-York tribune., 1872-04-22

Casforia fs Cerfain Operate. Il doc, sot aaasesis
ike Castor OIL bat psasss TO AIs dsess he foes.
regulates bowels, sleep Il eqaJ sasPl
adults and n4a We neither neral HorpkBs
nor Alcohol We sal samps bottles aerr''d pbTsisn
J. B. RosE < Co. - Broaawsy,N VT.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-22

gic Oil.'-w~ REsSE n PiitsseH Mas iave.iei
tbs trade maTk" r
pared and sold Other parties unfairly
tins. s
~i such
selling The genuine RksSEs PAiSKttss MAsc OIL
- prepared 0uiy by W4 RKsSR Sons. PitisieG. Ma
New-York tribune., 1872-04-22
TENNESSEE.
REUNION AND REFORM-DELEGATES To CiNClN-
NATL

lBY TELEGRAPH To rHK rRIBINEl
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 2l.-The Reunion
and Reform Association OF Nashville have appointed a
delegation nearly hundred strong TO the Reunion and
Reform Convention at Cincinnati on the lst OF May. The
Republicans Nashville and vicinity will send strong
delegation u Liberal Convention. Among the num-
Der are James = Fowler, late United states senator; l.
IL. East, Chancellor; q. p. rhurston. Late OF Gen.
Thomass staff J. " Piramore. and John Perkins, late
Secretary of the Republican state Committee. Large
delegations from East and West Tennessee are also ex
pected.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-22
RESPONSE OF TIOGA COUNTY, y. Y, TO TIE
CINCINNATI CALL.

We. the undersigned Republicans of the
County Toga state Of New-lOrk. do hereby approve
OF the cali cr Convention oi Liberal RepuDIcah' p
pointed ~ be held Al Cncinnati the frt day 0f May
next; hereby most cordially ndorse anu approve
tne .a the Liberal Republicans Of TINS Slate as
published in TIE NEW YOEK TRIBUNE. aud signed by
Tie Hon Henry K. and the Hon. Horace Greeley
and is other prominent hepublcans anu we IiAc Us
occasion 10 express our decided dsapprODatOn 81 the
corrupt and extraordinary means re,0rted 10 by the
Federal Offce-hOders upon the people OF the
country the denomination OF Gen Grant, whO however
honest and patriotic he personally be- has permit
ted himself be used by schrmlng ana corrupt prl
cl us, who have sheltered themselves behind his
homored name not only for plunder and pecuaion IN
almost every department Of the Government. bu 10 IL
VIDE and distract te cousels OF the Republican, party
Dated Aurl 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-22
POLITICAL.
THE LIBERAL CONVENTION.
PREPARING FOR THE MEETISG-RUsH ON THE
HOTELS.
nv TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNE !

fBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRrBUSBl
CINCINNATI, April 21.-The indications are
that the strangers here during Convention may be num-
bered by thousands. The propretors OF me Burhet
House say they could have disposed o. all their rooms
long since had they chosen to Tic 81 James has
been chartered by the Mssourans; 100 rooms at the
Gibson House have been engaged by Col Mcclure for
the Pennsylvania delegation. The iowa delegates have
secured quarters at the Walnust. House II Is highly
probable that the present hotel accommodations VIII De
found nadeauate to the emergency Arrangements are
making TO prepare additional quarters both sides Of
the river.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-22

Seventh how NCOL DAyfDsON Coz 30 Broadway.
sell -orth French Chua Glass Cfgkery f~
the public sal prnst TeT orer goaa
Diner Plates Chna PlatI - 9oten aad ags
lines OF other proportion.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-22

For cleaning windows, Sapoio Possesses peculiar afVss
n little required and all shop sn splash sfs
ayOide.-
New-York tribune., 1872-04-22

L. II. Durkee & Co.'s salad Dressing, rich end ieB
dressing 30 salads cold soJ bT isslsns
iae .IOcrres generally
New-York tribune., 1872-04-22

II. y. PinnPv. Israel y. Mott A y Baker,
n W Cornell James Fulcner. Francis " Hyde,
John Link II. e. Bro 3D.. f'lrist'r Evelin,
" l. Uo-kins Newton Kinney. = jeremiah Shear,
CIrrI, Bost,gick t. W. Cornell. Newell Hyde,
ste ChaInherlainE Maburry, j. II. C0ur wright
Mark " Cmlds Fred. Putt. Ben. l.. Hyde,
1,rorr, uo.r- Z. /. REYNOLDS, Ira Wheaton,
r u T.rVfll gar CAarles Aver. George Scott.
Truman Pritchard, Hon. David E1rlN"is"n H. hyde,
j. ID. Dc-rOat, John h. BurlaniA.- n. 'lIt4
W T. Wit,e. L. ID. Ransom. jaime, X II uNY,
stephen b. MeadW +. Raymond. W. H. Andrews,
" b. r iymond Hon. B. b. bignallE T. B. Hubbard,
c. l.. Raymond. samuel " Hyde, Jacop Embody.
Wm Manning, CLas. =. Raymond. :. j. LegG,
Iuu.fbaY TI.-uf l.. Y TfeG.g~, Wul. Dpolittin,
I,-en5 adams & " Nat-on. Warren Willy.
J. II. Taylor, HaTu Bost~nk. huIds hollnts'