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'ssEaI. $500 ar .llsslsIv ArE Sal.


TATt3 ABIE i g NAT E slsssl.
y Rs 1s.ATrf5E SE3stYaf RttsI OF
CLAY ~ n sff;iiTs SIN e Tss ND HANfls.
SOME Trimming lot an
CORNER sLn 49,
FOR ShLE,--Ea flie request OF com nisstftntx VINO
has been appoints ID sell che sste nGsr LOT sa,e
the nest, attractive and first class
loeated as Iboyr, Of the late JoiIll =. III
died sefza It Ii 40 ss md fayoraby known INST
description Is deemed nl3neceSury.
ls,, fhat SeIa.ifui LI ut The northwest corner
of Leigh nnd Seventh streete, fronting so 10 feet-
ruuniHe back $50 feet to alldn. Apply TO
W. GOf3fpIN a nctiGneer.
p S. IL the foregoing ressdcnt,e be not sold In q
few days, it will be rented TO careful tenant; Ap-
piy rs above. & 1870 st Jy ie-3es
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PROPOSALS FOR PUBLIC PRINTING
L AND BINDING.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PRINTING,
RICHMOND, June 10, 1872.
Proposals Will be received 10y the undersigned, ut
his office, In the capitol until Wednesday, July To-
1872, IL o'clock meridian, for the rcprinting aud
himdiug OF five hundred copies each of win and
INtli Lesh's Reports containing about eight hun
bred lalgcs each, the work To be done IN the same
style Grattan's Reports, aud 10 he completed and
delivered within four months from The Signing of
contract.
The proposals for printing mus! be by the thou
sand ems and by the token for prcss-work, and the
proposals Tor Dlnding must he by the volume.
The work will be awarded TO the lowest RESPONSE
bic bidders, who will he required 70 enter into hond
with security TO beapprorcd by the Secretary of the
Commonwealth.
Paper for the job will be furnished by the under
Sigpcd, and payment made completion of the
work and its acceptance by the Secretary OF the
Commonwealth
Copies of the books 10 be reprinted can bc seen by
calling at the office of the undersigned.
Il. F. WALKER,
Superintendent of Public Printing.
je 2l-.awtJ ulOth
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GALLEGO COTTON MILLS,l
RICHMOND, Va. June rs, 1s72. (
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- CEiEED al ts Office until JULY i3TIi for the
following bill of GOOD MElCHASTABLE l Ell
LOW PINE TIMBER:
TO pieces 81 feet long, lint;
81 pieces 80 feet long. };
81 posts % feet long, So g.;
81 posts 10 feet long SXi2;
~ posts Is feet long. sxl2
IFS posts 80 feet long, SKI;
pa raticrs. SO feet long. 3xIe and 3ys;
About 100000 feet flooring 3xla or 3xlO;
About $4,000 feet flooring Il by or wide.
Plans and specifications can I've seen by calling on
PETER G. WARWICK, at the Gallego Mills.
te 29-2w
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NrAN IMPORTANT CpNs1DERA-

E5- AN IMPORTANT CONSIDERA-
TION.-Dr. TUFTS LIVER PILLS are PURELY
VEGETABLE, aud are adapted to young and OLD,
male and female and may be taken at all times,
without restraint Of occupation, without change OF
living without diet. and without the fear Of taking
cold during all kinds Of weather aud In all climates.
Dear Sir,-You make two preparations which, IL
appears 10 me- are worthy of more general accept
ancc than they have had rs yet, probably because
they have not been "pufIed" In tire newspapers.
I allude to your LIVER PILLS anu AROMATIC
ELIXIR OF CITRATE OF CAFFEINE. The former
have been used In my own case ttorpor of the nver)
and in my family with marked success, and be-
licvc them superior In all hillary arrangements 10
any pills now made. The Cafcincis the only remedy
that has, I'm my experience, proved eflectuai Tor
nervous headaches. II falls. and the RELIEF IL
affords is delicious for not only does the pain cease
but !, pleasant exharation Bupcrvenes, and suffer
ing is converted to pleasure vial of 1t Is kept at
home and one at my Office, that may never be
without II In case Of need
Very truly yours, JOSEPH i. CARR
Attorney at Law.
DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE requires but few
minutes. jy6
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WARN SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
w Va have been much improved AM, VIII
omen on the 18th June Pamphlets to lie had If
Mcssrs Coleman 4 Rogers. Baltimore: Purcell, Laid
& Co., Richmond, Of The prOprrtors.
TERMS: - per day; SEQ per month OF twenty
eight lays. o
INV o7-om Proprictors
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BUILDING LOTS IN MANCHESTER
A) FOR SALE rRlVATELY.-Fi'ly beautiful
BUILD NJ; LOTS, 90 10y l57 feet, in Tnrcclls
and tahcll's extension of Mar%'s addition to
Manchester the cast, convenient Ia MaynS
bridge, the grtniie quarry, amd other important
places uf business. tor sale privately upon very libc-
raj terms. Apply TO RlC1lAEDSuN Il co.,
iy3-lnl lll3 Main street.
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CEA BATH N G.--COBB'S ISLAND,
IVA, Is now open for the accommodation of Wis
itor. Fine and safe surf-haihng, fishing, ani
snipc-shUotinG. band of music In attendance
during the sc,Snn.
TERMS: ~ per rlay; Sls Per week.
Routc: From Norfolk hy steamer \. L. Banks to
Chcrrystonc, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
mornings. Address CODB BROTHERS,
II. lu-ln fhcrrystone. Va.
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.-A num-
~ her of beautiful BUILDING LOTS on the Me
rlIanrsyilir turnpike, Seventeenth TOR Valley street.
Washington, AMI other streets. for sale privately.
Property lately purchased in this locality H. being
rapidly improved. and no point around the city oil
irrS greater Inducements Ia buyers. Apply to
RICHARDSON & CO., lib Main street.
81 i-irt
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NJ Office OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.-
IN From and after this date Mr.. JOHN e. PUR-
CELL Is admitted to IN interest In our business.
PURCELL, LADD 4 co.
RICHMOND, July /, ls72 iyl
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PROPOSALS.

UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA,)
OFFICE PROCTOR ASD SUPERINTENDENT, :
July o, 1872. }
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
/ this office until August LIST f"r SIX HUNDRED
iGruI TONS BEST ANTHRACITE COhI-yiZ., $50
tons white ;is egg. 25 tons red ash egg, and Is tons
chestnut; To be delivered the University switch
ton of a..io pounds, by railroad weight. Right re-
served TO reject all bids. q. PEYTON,
iy IG-lw Proctor and Superintendent.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
THE PERILs OF THE STREET.

Louis Funck, age 1G, of No. 43O East Eleventh
ST., fell through hatchway yesterday afternoon and
broke his
Frederick Hoffman, age T. Of No. 53s East Thirteenth
ST., fell from cart yesterday afternoon and severely
cut his lip.
Eliza Harris age 65 Of No. "a West Twentythlrd-st
was and instantly killed, AT Eighthave. and
Twenty-hirdst yesterday afternoon, by coach. The
driver Wm Post of No. 551 West Thirty-nnth-st,
arrested and subsequently discharged by Coroner
Young.
Exstate Senator Luke F Cozzens age 35, was seized
with fit at Mangn aud HouStOn-sts while intoxicated
last evening ana severely cut OF his eyes
GeOrgeSuckey, an orphan from Randalls Island, while
riding Belt Line yesterday afternoon had his
leg injured by the collision OF tue with a truck
FrOntst.
Michael Murray &c. of No. 333 Firstave., fen and
dslocaed his shoulder while working az the foot OF
Nineteenth-str yesterday afternoon
grocery wa SOl, owned BY Edward Grau Of No. 326
Courst, Broohlyn ran into the OF VIM Bedel OF
No 3o7 DegIN-st, yesterday killing his horse, value
S400, aud destroy ing the wagon.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

The Board of Public Instruction met, yes
terday President smyth in the chair, and Commisso1-
ers Brennan Van Worst Lewis, Wood Jarvis, Ingerso,
and jenkins present The report Of the superintendent
relative 10 mismanagement Grammar School NO. p,
was referred to the Committee on Teachers, with H.
sructons TO report at the first meeting IN September
A report of the Committee on Finance, in favor OF
making the usual appropriation OF G32 for schools IN
charge of the Commissioners Of Charities and Correc
tions, was laid over The cOloTed school at Harlem
having been discontinued III consequence OF the small
attendance a resolution was offered that the cO0red
children Of Harlem be recommended TO attend the col
ored school Fnrty-rsst., and that their carfare at
annual not exceeding $50 for each pup Toe Pu
10y the Board. Tie matter was deferred. An oAu OI
son G.. Hunt to provide SEQ year Tor tile purchase of
gold medal, TO be awarded 10 the most ncfltOIlUus
pupil in Latin Of the Normal College was accepted with
thanks
The Committee Buildings reported that the lease OF
Primary School building No. - had expired and recon-
mended that the teachers and pupils or that school Do
transferred to school No % Nh IngersOp. OF the Com
mittce Buildings, reported tnat the schoolhOuses
generally ia great want Of repairs and offered
resolution tLat SCC0 he appropriated Tor that purpose
resolution for the appropriation OF $4,000 for repairing
heating apparatus the different buildings was also
offered BCtn resolutions were adopted. Jobn GOrInn
appointed assistant weSher OF coal, at salary OI
SO0 per month from June Tie Board adjourned Tor
week. ana after the next meeting vacation Tor folr
weeks Will Ue taken.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
AN ARTIsTs' EXCURsION.

The members Of the thriving Palette Asso-
citation chartered a steamer and barge on Tuefday
evening and accompanied by wlvcs, sweetheart and
friends sailed NJ the Hudson in the moonlight Every
ugly corner OF the barge was Ind len with brighcoo1cd
flowers ana diapeIy' aud the calcium which replaced
tie oil lamps shed brilliant light for tue
dances. The company included notable reprcseptate
of The liberal professions ana OF all the literary aud ant
they salutcd with displays of Fireworks from lie
houses of friends on tie banks. Humorous rccitatons
uafquefadts ana music added 10 the Meas
IRE Of the evening A t,seud0-.botyuian
spoke himself crimson IN oulogy OF utgu1eeut nlnO.
rama Of the HudSOn, peeps at which were aoup M fen
cents each glance through small hole I'M the se of
the barge convinced HE patrons That they had been ey
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
THE MUNICIPAL BOARDS.

At a special meeting of the Board of Alder
men, held yesterday for the consideration of the general
order for the payment of the officers Of The various
courts Alderman Plunkitt said:
Controller Green says that he will not pay these Off
unless directed 10 do by resolution OF the
Board adopted by u votes, and there are not II
members present, move that meet again July IS.
A resolution 10 that effect adopted, aud Mr..
Plunt gave notice that If u members were not pres
ent to-day, lie would make a similar motion, and con-
tnue make it from day day until y members should
meet. Alderman CJuOvcr said that the Controller had
no business 10 dictate the Board how many Of its
members should vote for resolution before he would
be governed by IL and that IL high time that the
Controller understood that lie not the autOcrat VI
this city The Legislature, continued Mr. Conover, en-
powered this Board TO fix the salaries OF the officers OF
the courts and If they fixed by lawful quorum Of
the Board, Mr. Green has no right TO refuse to pay them
Tie matter was then made special order for to-day.
At meeting yesterday OF the Commissioners OF the
Sinking Fund Mayor Hall offered resolution, which
was LAID over authorizing the issue OF 100000 worth OF
Dock bonds for the OF the Department Of Docks.
Gen. Mcclellan stated that by January he could give
satisfactory OF the disbursement OF the pro-
ceods of the bonds ana demonstrate that IL viii be
Omy TO complete the various docks aud piers
possible. Mayor Hall says that lis resolution viii prob
ably be adopted at the next meeting.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
SANITARY MEASURES AND THE MORTALITY RE
PORT

The Board of Health adopted yesterday
repor of the Sanitary Committee recommending that
the hermit granted to Smith Ety. jr to render fat In
factory in Fortyeighhs Firstave, should pe re-
yoked II was reported that during the week t3 miles
of streets had been disnfected The Department OF
Docks WAS requested tho booths that obsruct
Piers Nos g. and L. East River petition of Tobey
Booth and Gamble & Beae for permission to dump
manure i'm lots between Forty fifth and FOrtyeight-sts
facing the East River, laid upon the table The
Sanitary officers and Health Inspectors were ordered 10
wear their uniforms hereafter while on duty. The fo
lowing mortality report presented:
During the past week there were registered loS5
beiue Of 5l3 from the previous week
and an excess OF 1g9 the corresponding week OF
1871 Zymotc diseases occasiOned 53 deaths conslt-
tonal 1853 develOpmental 81; local, 20, ana E0lcnI
causes 81 The fatal OF smallpox diminished Ifon
% 10 the lowest weekly number since the week endhg
November Is last, when deaths from salipON "eio
registered. This very great decrease would seem 10
indicate the speedy suppression OF the disease Inc
mortality from every zymOtlC disease uccllueu uuiinE
ls those measles from Sc 10 15 those Dy mphtnefa
and Group together, from 10 TO those Dy whoOpng-
cough from 10; those by typhus FEVER rOm 10
those by typhoid fever from 10 d those by cerebO spinal
fever from 70 TO l9 by eryspcas from 20 2 thOse
bv puerperal fever from 10 J. and those by darrhea
mortality aud 50 per cent of tie mortality from zynoc
causes. one person was reported by the COfOheIs 10
have died OF Asatic cholera at Sxty-nintst ana he
Bouleyard but IL proved TO be case OF aggravated
cholera As epidemic cholefa mas never pioAen
ont here previous To simultaneously with Its a-
pcarance during the Summer in Europe we have ltie
reason dread Its development NJ present. lbere were
80 deaths ascrbed 10 the direct effect OF solar neat
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
n,cr,NcI1sUED VISITOR.


ARRIVAL. OF PRESIDENT GUARDA IN Inis CHI
-NIw RAILROADS IN CENTRAL AhE"IOA'
Gen. Guardja, President OF the hepuDlc OF
cs,o Ia arrived al this port, yesterday morning, ny
tho s,oor,sbin Henry Chauncey. from Aspinwnh' by
,r,.r q, Secretary Boutwell, the new revenue cutter
Car, mo, ,bo steamship OF Staten Island, and receV
ing the distinguished visitor on board Win inc custom
ar, brors conveyed him to the Pacific Mail Steamship
pi u whence he proceeded TO the Brevoort House,
bar roons had been engaged for him. His Exceileney
,sbo h anareutly about years OF age Is travelling Tor
bi health which has been impaired by arduous Official
dutes in consideration OF which the Congress of Costa
rica voted hm leave OF absence ana iunds 10 delray
the cxpense Of visit 20 the United States and Europe
He saws that his country is perfectly tranquil ana un
usually prosperous.
President Guardia was accompanied bv Henry Melgs
Keith of Brooklyn contractor for the OF the
Costa RIca Railroad from Port LimOn the Atlantic
10 Puenta Arenas, the Pacific, via san Jose, the ma
tonal capital distance of $50 miles This road was be-
gun about eight months ago, and will probably he com
nleed in about ls months total cost of S75OOOOO IL
IL TO run through mountainous region, and VIII be
what shorter route San Francisco than by the
Panama Railroad. The rails are supplied from Europe
Int the rolling stock bridges and other matella
are shipped from NcwYork by w. X. Grace * 70, ~ ~
addition previous appropriations loan OF Sl2nuv'
inst negotiate in London, has been applied 10 te cor
strucun of the road vote OF the Congress Oh
Rca Tie road Is under Government control ana WIZ
undoubtedly hasten the development OF the resources o
the country. National progress has nltnerto pcch
greatly retarded by the lack OF means lot tnc
ton of coffee and other products A line OF sleanets
from Port LimOn to NewOTleans has been PrVJooteu'
and will be in operation at an early day.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18

stroke; A. J. Benedict, F. NJ Wilkins, 9; M Brewer, b.
Brown 1. Bradley, tr., how and captain or these All
but the bow oarsman Bradley who pulled In the Fresh-
men race OF 1870 at Worcester are new men on inc
nhysIoues are powerful indCsrions OF their prowess
John Rlgln s training the crew, and acting the part
which Josh Ward performed 40 accepby for tho farm
ers last year. The Freshmen crew Is also uhueI Blg
They are as follows: O. e. Benton, stroke and captain
r. Logan 2; G.. p. Lttefeld, 3; f. 9. boovile, a. u
Kent 8; C. Arand, bow; average weight, l6O pounds.
Mas Agricultural crew Is made up az
folloSys f. C. Eldred, stroke; j. NJ. Benedict, ID r.
Bardwell II. V. simpson, S. Nj. Carter, Ii. H. Player
how Only two of these men, Eldred ana Simpson,
rowed In last years crew, the Others all being rev iDen
Their average weight is Is? pounds and their stroke
about 40 per minute, which they viii ncease before
regatta day. .t.
The other colleges which viii probably put IN an appear
ance. Bnwd0n, winch viii send University crew
Oul, owing 20 the mdsPostlOn of some OF Jhelr UuNer
sity men Wesleyan University, which VIII have crew
in the Freshman race also, ana C0rneu y nlNeIHI.1'
about which there is uncertainty as tO hcf cIeM'
The EOwdoin crew, which Will put IN an appediauSS
uoXt week, is follows Robinson Ci3, stroke "A: H.
Croker Cf$2 ~ G.. Ladd (i3). W. %. hoYAci 20
Hunter CtD, :; D. ~ Sargent C5bl bow anu captain.
Their average weight is about l62 pounds Ino bloN
Freshmen rs follows: f. H. Brown sirohc anu oap-
tain G.. l. Hopkins Charles Field, 3; +. o AanmoIe,
&. H. Nuyes, 3 l.. l.. BOCert, bow; average WcEl'
auont 1873 pounds The Wesleyan Umycis'I cISM nn
prses ". T. BOrgett, stroke and captain o. ~. Dchso
.; ~ NJ. Nash. I; ; III. Carter, j. NJ o1o"e' W" ave.
age weight, lis pounds. .,,s
The Regatta Committee, consisting oI MI. Iarker "
Chandler of Williams with DIOR H. NJ Philips ana CoI.
H. G.. Gilmore OF the Springfield Cu VIII meet M III - - %
days and complete tic arrange menus which dV 70 Il
MADE The citizens Sjrngi.l Id VIII Oher six SOM @ sl
yer Guns of elaborate design set OF cOlOrs. a. DlIce
To The winning University crew, anu tHc sdhio h''
OF cops TO the victorious Freshmen.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
OBI7U UARf.
COL. RICHARD FRENCH.

Col. Richard French, proprietor of Frenchs
Hotel No 1 Chatham in this city, died ut 10 p m''
Tuesday, at Bichhed Springs. NJ T., from causes uh-
known TO his friends here. Col. French was born III
Greenwichs in lsO9 and when but 10 years OF age he
entered the hotel business He started several minor
hotels IN the lower section of the city, one being on the
site the old Chathamst thoaer In 1919 he opened INC
hotel with Which he was identified until his death, ana
i'm the management Of which he became widely knOWn
He was with several military organz III
this city, and was al time Colonel OF the l2h keg
meut y. Y g. NJ. He also President OF the Hotel.
Keepers Association, and was Que OF the promoters Oh
Liquor Dealers Association, and the Consumers ice
Company. For several months past ne had cOnlpalhcu
the city for rest He leaves and three daughters,
nearly all of whom adults The sons are, with two
His estate is valued at about 81 O0OOO invested chiefly
in the city, His remains VIII be DrJdgh mere tOr inter
m
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
THE sEw-YoRK CENTRAL SCRIP DIVIDEND TAX

WAsHINGTON, july N-Mr. FalrhcId, The
attorney, and Mr. Worcester the treasurer OF the New
York Central Railroad Company, called upon Assistant
Secretary Richardson and Commissioner Douglas. this
morning in relation the scrip dividend tax, amount
ing to nearly million Of dollars. The representa-
lives Of the Company want the Department to bring
suit for the recovery of the money instead Of collecting
IL by a summary process. They informed that the
Department could not assent TO that proposition but
that If they would deposit United states bonds TO the
amount Of the tax claimed, they might bring suit
against the Collector at Albany just as II the money had
been obtained by disrant of the Company property.
and ON the trial the Department would interpose no
technical objection that the money had not been raised
by dstraint. The position OF the Department Is taken
with a view to facilitate action in the premises The
representatives OF the Company will return TO New
York without delay, and have promised response III
feNyd
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
POLICE NorEe.

John Young's dry goods store. No 133 Atantc-st.,
BrooAlyn vas dunssci 500 BY tre' Yesterday.
James Williams was convicted yesterday Of bur
T AID sentenced Pnenay for four years. b. Judge Moore
Of Brooklyn.
Alice A. Chapman, age lS, Of No 165 Bleecker-st,
ntnnte cie yesterday swaosing quantity Of oil Of olives
Resoratye, we're yvea her and she recovered
John Lombard age SO, was locked up, last evening,
for nfcnra sirh wound with beknfe, upon Mary MeNa
age 90 sbie hey Qasrreng In her fco at NO. 20 Ain1
The Coroner's Jury in the case OF Henry j. lag,
sho shot by WiHam Qeiy IN he n99r sScoh F
death"
Pdtrick Conlan jumped on cross.t0wn car IN
Tnl-s Booklyn yesterday iBorng and oe p rom nr oh'
box He caught and sentenced to the rena of n'ee
months.
b, In be fce bv an known person Boome nj W st 60
erIay morning severely wounded lie refused to give tle name
h. assalaDt
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
LONG ISLAND CITY APPOINTMENTS.

The following appointments were made by
Mayor DE Beyoise OF Long Island City. yesterday:
Commissioner OF Public Works. Alexander Moran; Az
tOTney and Counsel to the COrpOrdton John B. Madden
Commissioners OF Police and HEALTH James Dayren,
James Locke and John l.. Lockwood; Assessors, John
Sheridan, ID. A. WtschiebeD and Paul Rooney; Fire
Commissioners, john Murphy, John h Laws, Joseph
Stevenson.
II is believed that these appointments will be very
satisfactory only the tax payers but to many Of
the Mayors friends.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
THE woRKINGMEY's CAUSE.

The cabinet-makers who struck yesterday
have compromised with THEN employers for nine hours
uud an increase of ten per cent in for peceworb
The Executive Committee OF the Furniture Makers
Eighthour League has finally discontinued Its meetings
Nearly all employed in the trade are working ten hours
and those who remained out to the last gained nothing
for their pertinacity.
The strike of Adams press printers presents no new
features. The men are wise enough to let each shop
manage its own business and 10 eff such compromises
as NAV be agreed upon Some OF the iOurncyncn prn-
ters have united in forming cooperative association,
and with dispatch.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
A YACHTMANS HOLIDAY.
REGATTA OF THE BAY0NNE CLUB-rIE WINNING
BOATS.

REGATTA OF THE BAYoNNE CLUB-THE WlNNING
BOATS.
The sixth annual and fifth reunion regatta
OF the Bayonne Yacht Club took place yesterday, Inc
weather and wind were all that could be desired; inc
attendance was quite large and the regatta was one Oh
the most successful and exciting ever held 10y the Cuo
The race open to all yachts belonging 10 any c,up u
Tho rrned States and the number OF competing boats
was quito large. The yachts were divided INTO Tour
classes; the first and second FOR all cabin oop yachss
over and under 45 feet long the water Inc resee
lively; the third and fourth for al open boats over "a ao
under 81 and over 1s aud under q feet mean lengl
Foo each Of these classes unon prizes were ohered o
about slOO each in value; and the Bayonne Club oEei~
for each of yachts to he saieedfor
on time allowance and the other the hag olhcers pro
mum. 10 he awarded 10 the first yacht home Ihe Ell
trie1 were rs follows:
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

FIN Arenue Hotel-.Judge David Davis of tho
United Supreme Hon Richard Crowley Of Lockpor
Gen John Cayender Of Gen. Thomas Osborne Of
Chicago j. Ramsey Of Albany Gen Duncan Walker OF wash
ingon Rodny W. Daniels Buffalo, and the Rev j. h. Spang OF
Louisville. Breroort House Gen Tomas Guardia President
the Repbhe Of Costa Ner- York H0l- Arthur
Cheney Of bston.S S. NhOLa HoeAd Gen. Cunningham Of
Maschuse, Gen L. Nsage Of South Carolina and the Hon A.
Aberge Of BEao Grand Central HotThe Hon. w. T. Lincoln
Washngonlnl Judge Charles Daniels Of Buffalo Mrpoltr
I0cJu1oe W. Pascha Of fstOr H0aeThe Hon j. b.
Ba Wet Holman K0Rse-E D. Worcester, Abany