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FRIDAY. DECEMBER 1G, 1870.
GARNET RUMnRf.


The rumors Of Cabinet changes at Wash
ingtoa suddenly sud somewhat unexpected
II involve the uauae Of Secretary Boutwell,
1t Is even left in doub. by the latest advicea
whether he has not already resigned. If
h,. has done 50, we presume it is because
the off .iel Cabinet has, for some months,
ceased 10 comprise the actual political sd
visers Ut President Grant Ne are not
sure that the President considers himself
tonnd in choosing his political advisers to
ind them amonghis Cabinet officers. Thsy
are officers Of the government, sworn to
the performance OF certain official duties.
Some of them mRy be aspirants for
the Presidency themselves, and,
in Snch case. it would be
equally uncongenia1 to either party that
they should be consulted as to the political
steps Ut the Presidents course. And ret,
80 blended are the questions which bear On
the Presidents prospects as candidate,
with The duties which the Cabinet are
called upon to perform, that q President
can Scarcely ever select circle OF private
and confidential advisers, without soon
finding himself brought by their oounsels
into en,1;sinn With h;s cnnst;tut;onal od.
xi>ers. When the political Cabinet bsg'ns
its Sessions, the constitutional Cabinet is
varr litelv tn mt nm its hat ana take ;ts
nn1,rplla undrr ite arn, If is veil known
fla, far s,me fine nast tha Hon s;mon f.,n,.
arm If pennsr1,sn;a and tte Hon {,hav,.
,;o- E,1,.r w;tb inc;dantn1 id f,o,, v.,t-
ar;,b Chandler and admiral porter have
haa, Of creat seryica tn the praa;3ant in
,r,u13;ur his fptpre pos;cv- On. of tbe
;n,.o,,,1t raen1ts of thie ;nra1nah,e aid bos
,,.cn The r1ear insight il has o;ven the
President of tie necessity far c1catinp ,ha
r.,-,,ra Ru,eon ;rfo n csbinaf office en-
n.to ra1;ere .he Secretary of tho Treas,,rv
~ ,ha 1.,,or md resnons;,,7,;tv of m,tino
.,ms - nm .nno;ntmen,a and ,a3nca
lin, >, ,,u,nt I ,sx1
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.,;a .,..,;oo .na o.,,,,a5 ~ x;otart
sh.,ca< Tbis ,a,seS ,he .,nast,on wbe,h.r
sa.-'.,.- Ron,u~l1 .rho u,s hnrdlr +ba
.,,,;-a ~ tha pres;dent in tba Art IN
s.,,oo ;s assan,;,1 4, tha f,-n,+;on ~ .
aor,.:,s,a Cs,;na, E,w ~ :, ,,er+ ~ 81.
,,a,l,v ~ tba President :, rb;c, ~, ao,oe
-;,t H., ~. ,or,o7.. 10 assa-,;s1 * H.
c,,.;,at a,d a. thara s-a ,,1art., NJ ,,a<,,,1.
-oad, ~ t71t tha ~,..nt sn.,. rrh;.1, tha
Sa.-.,.-v NV. o,~r1,;ae - fr,,,rs t,ot -.
.,res;,1o1t ~ d. ~;thont hin,
T1ovoh ,ha nova ~ socro..- -c,uaro,
49,. go .-.s.s.-.a IL. .H...,.
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TIE BRITISH BALLOT.

Etrst Election bv Ballot In London
The" Candidates and the voterE-
: Seenc~ MT the Poals-Tho tisiAoas
System OF Cumulative voting.
Lardon [ser. ~ carrftpo9sdtaee " hs Nc. foFF
Rof{d.
The trst election ever held BY ballot in
London IL gong On a. write. and I have
spent portion Of tho morning in visiting
some Of tie yoting places. The election, "a
I need ecazcely remind you, Is for the choice
Of fosty-eight members to compose the School
Boasd of London under the uew education IAT,
and, - At the election under tho came lAT q s
Manchester last week, every .1ate-pa1es Of
either sex ia entitled to Tote, and each voter
has Ii many votes Il there are menbers to %
,chosen In his or her district The following is
= LIST of the distsicts+- Of the number Of eandi-
dates running in each, ana Of tho number to
b elected:
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- candidates, were guarantee that tho nsw
sohoo1 Raard woula b. up to It's work; and
tho manner Of The easctior. and its resu1ts,
have tncrased the oon8aecoe with which tho
now Edusationt bill j. regarded BY Ill nut. The
p1eiua;oed aud bIgbted faW.
, 1870-12-16

trial. But, il tho premium tooedss to
or rises to 90, the new currency would be
not q whit moro available than tho present
silFer coius1e.
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The chaos Of opinion upon finaucisl
questions which prevailed last winter his,
IL some degree, passod away. It may be
-'t down as agreed upon, TINT nobody In
congress bclieYes in the bane6cenoo OF
mere imitation, per se, since the West and
South hare refused to take znore than
$','sH.tN'o OF the $b4 ,0o0, 900 Of new bank
circulation offered them by the act of last
winter. The Pendletonian measles have |
also come ont well and passed otf-nobody |
Gov proposes to pay the national debt in
Greenbacks@ or to abolish tha National |
i'Ankng system, and substitute greenbAcks
therefor. AL plans Of scaling the currency
have been giynn up: md many othef
,nooushine projects hare been decsntlT
inferred.
1t is something to hare got nd Of the
necessity Of entertaining these ancient
theories, whose features, like those Of poor
relations, are SO much more familiar than
they arc welcome. AIr. Iugetsoll may con-
time 10 lelieve, on the one hand, TINT
srecnbacks ought to be prupagated on the
winds like thistle down. Mr. Sumner may
conceive OF the other, that the people cou1d
pay gald il the Erecnhacks were to weaf
ont aid heco1no frowsy in their pockets by
Use, until. like The Deacon.s one-hoss shiny,
they I'll, Md suddenly dissolve into their
constituent elements and there would be no
urotnise left for the government to redeem
Last and not least, it may be assumed that
tie per cent dc1usion has 'sgone where
tie uoodbine twineth-
When this disease set in, ne were
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a ~ - ~asr,, < - haa ,.asn n,ansst;on.h,v ths
.o,1ae,;on ~ Tnss;a ~ sucb on,rt;tv ~
~e'& - - - sS1H -.H..~as | Ii ss.r1
At~, f,ao y. a1s4 1fp.e'e1 ai' ", 90 M
uaoe ne., ~ - ~ ~ 49, ~ ps 10
- 'toot'e ~ 'Ne 1,'u - ~ G1.
'nan ene "as aoa' - w ~ tne o1.n.aa
N.,. ~ 'ua' W. ~. ooops "e.e as.
WIZ "eai'ous " e''1t ~. ',' s.us@; ,. us.' ".
naa Hers ''e DoA w. :,
1oelsno anu .sanes' VIII lug Wv stste
m"1z1e.'oaoess' anu II hn@ny e'ss's, d
at nkefmann, "ta anciea. u.n'-
loeka. huss1a, therefore, ~, u III p'ooa,
bl1ty, now prepared 70 DICK aer oe"a
for Tree outlet from Tue nlack oes' "po"
mora equal terms than IN toe Camean
war.
Russia requires. in order to be rceog-
nized commanding power in Europe,
tirst-class navy. Without navy she can
not enforce her policy beyond her own
territory; her rivals have naries, and be-
cause Of her navy, England, 50 greatly In
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Adams, John
Brown, Edward.
Celltna, Rev. paTtd
J1Tlt, Thumaa
Edwards, Alef1pdcf.
Fisher, Samuel
Gmv, William.
Ha11ts, Kbeneser
Jonef, Hen1E.
Knight. Rtc1AFn.
, 1870-12-16
LONDON.
The elections for the SCHOOL
<.s>~, Board. -
Character Of the Members Elect.
Mrs. William Grey.--Miss Emily
Davis. ~
{Faox AN ocCAatoNAL CoRax1roatExr.1

; lFsox AN OCCASIONAL coRax1roabESrl
LONDON, Decl l.
Tuesday w1a N important dxy for England,
for It virtually carried the ballot, besides gIy-
ing practical effect to this Education act. Up
On the votes giyon, and tbs selection OF car
dtdates, tho futurs Of the rank and d1e OF cur
London population depends, and the1e h1ve
been fsH sociA changes Of greAtas magnitude
in this generation than that which WAS In2u-
guzated 80 quietly On Tuesday, Deeply in
pressed with this, devoted the morning 10
the POLLING places OF tho city Of Louaan. whase
tho memhsra Of the board were elected by
open votine, sud the rest Of the day to the
polling places OF tbs metropolitan borouehs,
where the ballot WIS being tried. Let me- eay
At once, that the essa and -quietneas With
Rh;ch the elections were conducted struck me
- wonderful, and II giring a desth-blo1 to
e.tanahxil, and the performances We have
been accustomed to asso:iata with popular
eaudidature. For, in spite Of Bribery bills,
md the repeated conviction aud eviction Of
honorable members, Parliamentary election
Mt. John Stuart Mill Was not allowed hear-
ing By the yelling, ahriekiug crowd which
su1ged round the room from which hs spoke
At Chzting Cross1 tho members for the city
vera shrieRed down bg excited lisesyueu In
sheiz OWE Guild hall; Anath2t model Of uzhAae
courtesy and refined feeling, Mr. Acton Aye
ton, the First Commiesiones Of WoEka, con-
fessed publicly, the other day, that one Of
tho modes by which he won lis election
waa fighting his:e:adversar5, who happened to
be 4 Drawer, With his OWE weapons, namely
By hiring al tho public nonsee IN the Tower
Hamlsta out Of his way. 1hesa things o.
cured yeaterday, - it we're, when this prea-
ent Parliament WAS elected, and It ia not too
much to eay that until Tuesday last. the idea
Of candidates being returned BY large COLI
shtuency, In perfectly seemly w1y has not
been extensively entertained Or believed in
hero. Nov, it is quite t1ue that there have
been some eomElaiuts Of the mode IN which
tic school ballot waA conducted in certain
places+ Voting papers we're distributed in 4
lump toward the close Of the day, and without
dueexaminsttono Of the rate -payingqu aaans
Of THAR recipients; voters came late and we're
not permitted to register their votea after The
New-York tribune., 1870-10-12
lhc fnllnuinr ichot Por shrrir hr1nsterd O Honrx

the following ticket: Por Sheriff hrnstesd o. Henry;
SuueriD cndeut4 of Poor Stephen liIgb0 Gong tom)
James VI. Burtis (short tcrml, for Coroncrs, W. D.
Towl ctDury James A. spileu, Elijah l. dc Hott, JUS
ficc of fc5.i0u8 James n seaman. The second hssem
by District Convention nominated George n bVeTtt Of
ECwtJvH los Wfmhai Of Assembly.
The Young Democracy last evening nomi- mi
mated Fernando wood FOR Congress rom no lhth DIS
tric the ballot standing % ariinst for Gen VI y Hli
ycT Tho Hiycr auppoGlors refiaed ID ifho ,he Iu,li
nation pf Mr Wood unanimous. some OF thcH at''rHnS
that the Convention WAS packed The l'th DistlGb 10
solved % pV-it The action 0i 'hc other tolVtItoI,
while the Vtb Win and Viith DisirGE aptGn'gt OH
nittCcs tG confer with candidates. TIE NIIlIh D'"'S
Convention adjourned without making NOMINATION.
The Matthew T.. Brennan demonstration NJ
Cooper Institute, last evening, very largely alWh
dcn. william H. Burns, President Of mo fireman ',u
traI Association. called the meeting to order kc5ou
tIOns OF confidence In Mr.. Brennan read ana a6"
ed The Ioa. s. s. Cox was the rrst speaker. He con
graduated the Democratic party upon the state noinh
tions hgernOn 8. sullivan who followed, eulpg 1ca mo
laws and ordinances OF EcwY0rk City - In accordance
with the highest standard Of moraty spoke OF Mr breI
nan IN the most cordial terms. Lewis ". Coates ndlr
some remarks, and was followed by Senator Michael
Norton who bad been repeatedly called for ny the audi
enco. After listening to Col william Il. Roberts for
some time. the inside meeting adjourned. Outside.
btand Ead been erected from which Edward e. Grover
ana Ernest Voslo addressed "a large crowd
New-York tribune., 1870-10-12
LOCAL POLITICS.

The Repnblicans of Hoboken have organized
Iiaisey Campaign Club, with headquarters III Iho oiu
Napoleon HoteL
The lid District Republican Convention OF OF
ocdns County yesterday nominated George A. E'ere"
for tho Assembly
The Kings County Democratic Congress ana
Connfy Nominating Conventions will be held on Friday
S,st mat tho Assembly Conventions ON tho sAturu'y
following ... r.
John Murphy, the defeated c9ntestant n, NOT Ior
,, naination IN tho IIId Assembly DiStrict OF new
ANNOUNCES his intention OF running aS an lhuo
pendent candidate. ,.,
rrba Vtb Assembly District WOodf0rd and
Unfwsnn Campalgn Club held public meeting steve.
, - ,heir roo,ns No 123 UousOn-st Gen hlto OF
ira,noiucky Col A. J. H. Duganne VIM h Peoples, soma
top I.of And other, made addresses
m. Woodfoyd and Kaufman Campaign
c,,, Of tho with Assembly District held meeting at
,hi ren,s No $50 broadway. last evening. Mr J0seph
Ua.a n,csIdod Addresses were rnado by MooSrs J.
Wi,.on rIrsen and Nathaniel Appleton.
The German Woodford and Kaufman Cen
fra, Gsonaieu Club held their regular weekly meeting
iasi cveninr and passed the following rea0lntioh:
n. icuar Fe.uhc,m OF ue by and Couniy OF
are Ls,, r,rney o-d upon " vote al ue entk pa
80 n, 1lv .ni Courtf Con'cnOn i degssea WhA'rt who
s,s l,er. o( .ny ofee ulder Tsmm.nJ Hell
The Queens County Republican Convention
u North Homestead roslerdn' s'seinoon noninAioa
New-York tribune., 1870-10-12

DoAyE-suddeuy Monday the loh inst Agnes Y, WIDOW
IN, ., r ~ ,I5 pi ~ ~ % tl @ y',5 ,5 ~ h., sr,l, d,
H. james and W g. roslrrg invited to aai b.. ilei
h. @ ai al 'F oeoe o''' No. SO vest ''n 'i' '' 'A"' 90
JQgRDASop Mo9dsy oe, 70 Ioha Joari.q supern'ndr'
The RELATIVES and friends S T family te osr Of lolc Cor ',
cersoft5e cry Goyemm' nt o. the Depahnett
AID The Blossom Club are respectful, Invited to attend 'c une
QUEEN mas offered for the re7o.e Of bis s5al o
BLOSSOM CLUB-Th- members Of th, Cab VII tbfro,r
No 29 PltIae Thuiag nOmIrg Oc. D., 40 at3 Yryb
TO attend funeral Of John Joldn Ue aennt 10
members Pqa'ual andl"oei regse'cd S * v BRENNAN p.,
JAMES J. GUasIEroS, }secrtlr.es
JAsEs MCGOwAS,
KNApP-on Sunday Elizabeth wife Of John Knapp of .r-
The relatives ard friends Of the family are
on wedaedly Oct l2, at O'Clock P m iron tie rrsb'
M,RwENA saratoa on Monday TO- sirah Ann wife Of ROs
D. MeEwen .ad daughter Of & TIE e Jos - iel..l o. M
H., G % c dli' ' u g g n O T y II . arS
Fogith-aye., at lil H. returning ct 8! p
MUNsON-on Monday evening OF 10 - bs r.stear ~ W7s
TIE relatives and friends Of ifs fsm a tie friends Of n trossers
Brss H. aad Henry ard hs ololer Ben ri- -ig c1r "a
invited attend BIS funeral from Tie 81 T. ,hul of td Il,
Eghthsye, Thursday Oct 3 a. ~ O'Clock a2t siuea
RcBERTsON-At Haven Sunday oo. o. afsr long "a
painful Illness, George Youngest Of Io H. and Jnr A rs
Funeral services Baptist Church Bedford Y We,B-y
ofn n ~ .l.n IL iloS fiSH SsaYo % St''' Will Do - ''- ~
sIAYD-on Tuesday H. Peter shand IN the aa fh'
te resdeno, 2S Wet FifeeLtlt Thursday the lJh aS II
O'Clock p.
sHAPDLOW-On Tuesday morning Oct H. 1870 Smul 'Larjb-
Funeral at his late residence on Thursly afternoon O'Clock
TANCLlPFR-Sadleny Weresdiy Oct > o. N-i wits
in discsre II hs duties as tesc er he - James iE dmy.
Boston, Mass., Harry W. stancile, Ia. OF Gals sig.
TwINB-On SATURDAY residence Of hcr father Geo Cap
lin POI West Twelyecondst IN sbe iih OF 4ef e'h
Notice OF funeral hereafter
Won BHRENSTEIH-Sept % at West.i-t G.sm.av Hr May
Won Ehlensn second daughter M Mar y ged ..
New-York tribune., 1870-10-12
TIE STATE or TRADE
DOMRSTIC MARKETS

wmnNeros N c.. Oct ll.-Spnts TaTpenine-Nothsg dong
dali Crne Turponnea steniY at 81 %@b2 % II" qaid
at - o. .. =, -.
t5; Treble Extra s5 50@S6. Corn lover NiIed Ic Wm' "a
Oas 5O652c Bran, SI Hsy-Prme, S2 Pork hrm Mess vi
frmor Shouders 5Vl5c Csr Rib 3l@l9ic Clear s1e,
PC Hams 5@27C Lard quei Terce. l6t@lci Kes ist9Is
Symp-l3 bb received End cold Il ~ o. Wbyiiectbe We
G2l CoGeePnme, I7iGI7ic BIcbange-serhsg. H; he~
York SIGHT al dicount Gold, I2ni
New-York tribune., 1870-10-12
POLITICAL.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
Gor'rnor. STEWART T.. WOODFORD. Rings
Lteui -Gorernor - igismSnd Il aniIDnDn Kings
Controller ..hbinh w. Palmer, Duiebe4A
Canal Com tFen rerml .AbanlOm Nelson, Bns.
CdncI Com. lshod Tnn) kieE. Bari.Iey, Wellington
STAT fr.soH iHsp>cio'. %, Ohm Pnrlhnrst, Clinton
Election EucAiinJ, Noy. y.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-12
11olitieal Notices.


Keep the Ball nRolling !-FRSI ASSS wFhriSG andsr
0f the Union Republican Ae >INg
K,ifuanp Campaign Club will be- held Iit fSDA ~ 10
ig I1O AZ IA oe,ck al the Union Republican
Boaiway Of North 1oSIs sspP Hon CHANCsY ~
1ppPV Ia, CIIAS \ SPENCER MAJ JAMES hAupbi'h - y
MI pn al ann and other eminent sleakers base Oen
lres. he meetng The Union Gee Cu9 as 49, py w. PIT
In a,te7d,pcr HENRY SMITH Prest ~ ..as.ihy n 90
JOHS VIM HEAPs "h IL sANljBL M LIZ C0MrB, President
Cl N w BURNS, Capt. JOHN CoNNoD'''
DEwIrT BEARDsLEr and Kaufman Campaign Cub
All voter. in the District friendly To 70 hs e''N@ " "
msun are respectfully invited 70 s''o"' = !. -..,, -
-, I'D sailors, Republican Assoc muSn, r seems
Tsn% Assembly District meet 81 oSySA Va
following eminent sPeaAo, InS
o- re meeting; Gens. MAX "hph. IN 1sx % AZ p "
PEBPLES R.n,hIica. A.
Bese" 5aIsT monthly meeting o ins hsssamh VIZ e heks
corner Tweniy- second 81 ana f'
Oct r. 1870 al ,nsitiee SsOs win meet At 100.
The Executive ''A MARSHALL q. ROBERTS, President
x,o. McAys,. Secretary.
pfesnth Assembly o'clock TO NIGHT.
saon o ShthsTe Gen kBrchUM and other high
cot Ieiiy IN sna.k GRO. ". pA CUNHA, Presitent
s.sTsI O. HArrKx Secretary.
E,reuth Assembly District Republican Association
-, This Wenosiay) RyBHING at O'Clock in konns is
West Jhst hN""A ~ AAA H"""' i"s"'n"
T,en,jeth District soldiers, and sailors Woodforf
nd Club viii hold their weok meeting 81 HeaiQsr
N IA ook The Co woodiod Iuynches will parade ococs
sharp the German Ratification meeting At Gnnms FhrS
ave Garden Forty unbst sulih OobON. PtrslJcl~
gssaxs PAJAaus4s. SeesvsAu.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-12
POLITICAL NOTES.

T. NJ. Warren has been nominated 10y the
Democrats for Congress from tho HVth Dsuis1oi NOV"
York.
William II. Robertson, Republican, has been
elected Supervisor OF Bedford, Wescheser County, :"
place OF II. ID Robertson, deceased py L'o HiVO'''
1u,rio. 1, I,ckson WAS the Democratic candidate
New-York tribune., 1870-10-12

heat by SiIyerail in 2ssi. Heo Conder beins
distanced The second third. and fourth heats wero
won 10y Robin, nv 2:Bt, 2:3S and 2:57l.
To day several premiums will be conferred and Tho
ioufyearOld Prospect Park Stakes will be trOtied for
purse OF 500 vs. also offered 10 bo trottod for ODyby
horses that have never beaten 2:6O.
NEWMARKET RACES.
LONDON, Oct 11.-At the Newmarket races
"1hy, the CesareWitch stakes, free handicap of NJ
each with 20 added, for three years Old and
ghich closed with 30 subscribers, won by
mn,Ier Ont OF License beating Mr. l.. Meyers's ch G.
No O tee years oid by Umpire out Of Surge, second.
bourne ont Of Maid OF Masham, third
The race at Fleetwood Park for The Spirit
Of The Times stake advertised to take place yesterday.
was postponed on account OF the weather
New-York tribune., 1870-10-12
NEYYiIARK IN RAcTs.

On Friday next the Daniel Drew and Chaun-
cey Yibbard will make the last trip 10 Albany. and win
return on Saturday. thus closing the season.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-12

-yANDRRBILTCn Tuety. Oct H. lt The Reones
Church BY the Ry. J. !. Danncr. Binmd Hs %
o. tms ely.
Troy papes please copy.
IA TON-MRTZGA AROn wcinesav 1910 by the Re- r.
W. Hchcoc John liamp Mara daughter Cans &sts
gar. a Of tli0 cit.
TOMP She residence Of the brides pnts FS
Bfnk n j.. Gueiay, Oc ~, 10 BY the Rev IS stoke,
sd b. the =. s. C1atcr Wm A. Ton pas 0f BoOs
Jennie l.. daughter 0. Jo b. HsmmOld, est
Observation-Disclosures iuesis O'Clock, the rr-h
blilc. the IDv. UcHr Ward BFrf RuarD W
Wesco.t of Albany 8.is Iugn yton Lr,OlyB
New-York tribune., 1870-10-12
Gpetial Nolices.

Nicoi & Davidson,
$50 BROADWAY, MAR GREAT JOSBS-Sr,
Successor. 10 V. HAUGHW OUT IT, 20.
BARGAINS.
200 WHITE FRENCH CHINA DIESBRSErS.
Second selection ful assortment BH
9Oe FINE ENGLISH IROESTOSB DfsSBRsRrs.
Pul assortment, $50.
DECORATED DINNER SETS TBASETS. TOILET SITS GLhsss
WARE, GAS FIXTURES BRONZBS. FRENCH CLOCKS, MANTBL
SETS VASES PARIAH sILyBRPLATED WARE.
uLCNuyATRD CHANDELIERS AND GAS FIXTURES.
(Enurely New Designs. by Artist,
IN ALI COtORs TO MATCH FURNITURE AND ROOM DROo
RAToNS
Quitting Eusiness.-Whie French China Dtnet ser lSi
QUITTING BUSNEss-Coored and Gilt China Dinner sets >"
QUITTING BUSINESs-Gt Band French China Tea Sets a pieca
QUITTING BUsIyESs-COOred China Tea h.H
QUITTING BUSINEss-Corei Chamber SETS, pieces BaglsA
QTiTTING BUsINEss-Mane Vases, Card Receiver Jarnere>
India. China &c.. &c, 81 half price. -
QUITTING BUSNEsS-Iorybandlc Knives, kols'rs
Sheffield make 50 80 the dozep 80
QUITTING BUSIN EOS.-S yrp2d Cses, cot and enga'eA
QUITTING BUSISESs-Sierplated Table Forks Sc the do1en
QUITTING BUSiSESSion rely upol 70 or plees are ~
" 'e W. P. DALEY q Co.,
No y ItrsHIW
New-York tribune., 1870-10-12
AQUATIC.

TuF cAsfBRfA AND THE DAUNrLESS-hf MOON
PLETED RACE.
The race between the Cambria and the Daunt-
loss was not completed the vessels not sailing the course
within the limit Of time and not turning Che stake boat
After some misunderstanding on the part Of the ro-
snecye parties on the question Of sailing the race tho
vessels were finally brought 70 the startngpoint The
tide was hree-quarters ebb, the wind souby wost aud
the start was to be flying The first whistle was
blown from the Seth at 252 and the second at 2J7
The two yachts having gone some distance 10 leeward Of
fhr lghtship about and passed the light ship on
the pOrttack, as follows:
Combra...........3 8 Dsurfless.......3 2
The Dauncss sailing under siaglc-rcef malnsan,
foresail fore stan SAIL iO and b Op,lll The wind had
now frcshened and was blowing strong. Tho Dauntes3
at 5 tackled close into the Jersey shore Her example
was followed few minutes later by the Cambria, she
being still TO windward. Tho steamer seth Low, after
starting the yachts dropped out her log and steamed of
on her voyage 20 miles ~ windward and lost sight OF the
yachts. .,,-
one hour and when they went about ut 4:3i the Dann
less was leading by 100 feet The seth Low arrived at
her post at $685. and those board remained IN constant
expectation of the arrival of the yachts After waiting
until 745 and seeing nothing OF the Cambria or Daunt-
less the Seth Low returned 10 the bghtshp. Nothing
having been heard Of the yachts at that point the
steamer started for the city at 10 O'clock reaching the
foot OF HarrisOn-st. at 1920 a. III.
The wind blew quite gale from the south about
O'clock but late In the evening went down and the water
becBme smOh To-day the Sappho is 10 sail the Cambria
for @ 80 guinea cup 20 miles TO windward
New-York tribune., 1870-10-12
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Wedding snd Visiting Cards, rhs Stsnrpg Note Psv~~
WH. EgsRDKLLs FULTos-sT. DyTOn CHURCH
New-York tribune., 1870-10-12

The Brooklyn Society for Improving the
Condition OF the Poor received. during the year ending
oct l. 1870 s555 9 and disbursed s25oso 49, leaving
balance Of $500 6a The following this officers elected
for the ensuing year: President X. W. Ropes; Vice
Presdents, ii. Is. ClanD, A. ID. Wheeock, l.. II. r. Ly
maD A. W Benson. and s. b. ChttonGeD; Treasurer,
Henry Rowland Recording Secretary, John A. hoASon
Correspon ding Secretary, the Rev. Samg Baylis.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-12

The National Local Preachers Association
Of the Methods: Episcopal Church will hold iti annual
Convention Philadelphia, commencing noAt oaSufdaJ'
and oOslg On Wednesday t0uOvu,g-
New-York tribune., 1870-10-12

AU Notices Of Marriages must be HdOrsd Dih fh
name ana GGGicss.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-12

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Manufacturers Of the
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