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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-23

YOUNG ladies, do not fail to learn that
beautiful Schottish of Prot. Weber's. 1t
is a most graceful piece of music, and
Will reward those richly who NAV
learn 1t. It's name, "Nymph Scottish y
indicates its character we'll. Price
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-23

THE savage may doom his squaw to
grind corn and weave by hand, but
what man will admit that his wife does
the family sewing by hand, in the land
of the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
chine? 80 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-23

RErURNED.-Joseph Seybold, Esq,
who left hero last Summer, for for
eign tour, returned yesterday. Mr.. s.
visited his friends and relatives in
Germany, and from thence made the
tour OfIhe Holy Land, returning, we
understand, in good health and spirits.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-23

Instrumentation Sangston was
brought before Squire Johnston on
Monday last, and in default OF $500
bail, was committed to Jail to answer
at the May term of the Circuit Court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-23

To BEAUT1FY AND DRESS THE HAIR.
aud restore It 10 its natural color, and
tmpaIt that beautiful gloss, odor, etc..
use Mrs. s. A. ALIENS IMPROVED (1let1
Styte) HAIR RRsToRER or DRESSING. lin
one 6Ottte.) Every Druggist sells Il,
Price One Dollar. cod.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-23

sTE1NwAY P1ANos.-A new stock OF
these elegant Pianos is receiving at
sheib's Music Store, where they may
be bought at much below the New
York prices.
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Greenwood Cenoeterv-

SITUATED ON THE NATIONAL. ROAD.
7,S2L1aIS,. eost OF the city, Is now ready EOi
MoontalnS ~ acres OF land, and Is laid out
IN me most modern and Improved Etyia-
can be easily reached at an GeaEonS al The
year 6y the National Road, and Tor three-
uIIns OF the year by the HempdeId ran
Road. IL Is perfectly Becure, md irtende4i b
6eAoIned by every variety Of trees, shrub
pDeLy. public vault, chapel, Artificial lak6
CONTAINS, ETC., 70 make e equnl 10 The beft
EuIa cemeteries In the country.
ALnple provision is also made for its ell
ALgement, order and care In perpetuity
feISonB ue61rouH Of .purchRRinR LOTT can
Ss6t1ne Tue grounds with the BupeTintan-
GSS l VINO naS q plat, or secure them by cali
LIZ ~ Ine ONCE OF the Secretary on Main
street, over the Bank of WheeII6g
ETIeI5ons Wishing 70 make Intefmeuts will
80 On ths secretary TO obtain permits there
Tickets Of admission TO Lotholders AMI
'l RIISW VII De Issued by the Secretary.
ro0ARD OF DIRBOrOR9-A. T. SEeanav
RRFSeS1laenti Z. 9. Bonh9m, secretaTy; j. T.
6fSSnI09de8, John q. Muth, Geo. Meniel. Jos
Bel, Jno. A. Armstrong Gen ADAM r. y
S-e---t e n. aIofetht au31-lyL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-23

ATTRACTIONS AT THE ZANE STREET
FAIR To-NIGHr.-Afine Florida Mock
ing bird for the person receiving the
most votes.
a walking stick for the candidate re-
ceiving the most votes for City Ser
geant.
a splendid pyramid cake to be pre-
scented to any member OF the legislR-
ture receiving the greatest number OF
votes.
An excellent sewing machine to be
disposed Of.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-23

THE LATEST NoTIoN-Patent Sewing
Machine Castors. Price, 81 90. Call
and see them at VIM. Sumner & Co.'s.
80 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-23
9rdach-James Maxwell.

.FIrst BrdRch-James Maxwell.
second BrdRch-RoOert Pratt, James
Reed, L. ID. Joy aud Jas. Salisbury.
The announcements of John X. Bots.
ford, for Mayor; James NJ. Ewing, Jr.,
for Clerk; Henry Ramp, for Street
Commissioner; John White, for Super
lnIendent of " aIer Works, and 5. b.
McCollOch, for Sergeant, Were endorsed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-23

WHO will get the sewing machine
at the fair tonight, at the Zane Street
church, Go and see.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-23

Do NOT FAIL to go to the fair and fes-
tiyal at the Zane Street Church THIS
evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-23

TEACHER OF MUsIo.-Mr. Frederick
Yaas will give instructions on Piano
and Cabinet Organ. For terms and in
formation apply at Sheib's Music Store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-23
THE savage M

REMRMnER the great fair and festival
at Zane Street Church TONIGHT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-23
PETROLEO-CALCnTM CAS-

nNE OF THE MOST VALUABLE IN.
" PIoYements Of the age Is the process n
mI MAJ gas by the Petroleo.oaicium
patents OF DR.. ]. H. Connolly, from An al
E,1SS;s,,,.i product OF Petroleum on,
" Mssiq E,,s In combination with If1is,
thousand feet or Gas may be made 1S re
any farm hand or stable boy Of ordinary IN.
thoroughly tested upon such a scale at ne
McLufe House in Wheeling, and al Inc
fSs eaE residence SID Of Mr.; P. GIolrist, near
IoIqng entirely satisfactory resuItE IN tha
Rrodncton OF small and large quantities Of
to PTfUote ResideTeeS Ssfn6Sie1 E3assS.P a
toT1eS ana CttteS. 1t Is superior 10 aIy CSaa
IiIHtI nse; not only as TO the safety, Sim
manufacture, hat for its Superior 6TiGiIs1s1SJl
soIt lnnuence upon the sight and frao|ISTHI'
I'LL T11.S SHs su1iphurous odors common TO Gas
Iii nsSe iacts the Officers OF the COMPANY
y WI Iake pleasure in demonstrating 10 fhoss
IIseaaIlng 70 adopt or interest Ihernselyes in m
II ne IL. conn pany Will sell rights TO mauufacture
IN 1oWns, Counties, DistiictB or StSfeS and
uHect attenuon to the following
PROFESSIONALISM.
WHEELING, W. Va, Aug. 8, 1857,
ZONE 3resfde'1t Of he Rstroleo- Calcium Ga, Oh.
,,I SiRI.iRe have thoroughly and carefuIIv
l12y,ee sa the construction and WorEinSS
oovIiiTs- ~ for manufacturing Gas &C
SSIHtn1S W your companyB patentG and the
Gon,piinauons OF materials used, a. nov
Jt SIAnE UPON the Mcclure House in thi1
GtyS ana country residence OF J. P CSIie]1TiS5
1E15i4, near TINS city. For RimplicitV dnTo
Dultyt economy and safety, We c0nsider n
ssuPelor 20 any other method of mannfac
SuSELns SeA mat weare acquainted with. We
S SIse dIaly recommend It's adoption by ali
Very Respectfully,
A. ]. SWEENEY,
AGKor Of Hheetn0,
WV. MILLER q o.
union Foundry and Engine WoTEs
WIN. HARE,
Plumber and Gds Fher.
W. r. GOODWIN a Co
Ppprfetors AoLEire HoIISs
SWEENEY q Co
AdohtIGEs and Engine B,ittder,
J1DeiIsr and Wtteh A1L.-.
GeneTGlR K TSeEef 1osn,
LOUIS gauss
Proprietor AfoLNre House Saloon.
And refer by special permission TO
kS6iirph, Pa. formerly ITea11ISe- o1P.ft5s ~
tRsH. GoLpTHARS 10
Aa5r.-,, gag 4kSt0t1aeer, PItts6tr0ht IA,
- Observation-Disclosures 90.
J a9E.-eogly = - Wheeling. we.
- @ H0ARTY.-
.25 csi1sd ~ WHTEELpST.JBsF RE
L1srSMoRR1soN 100,
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WE call attention to the advertise
ment of the Providence or. ~ Herald,
In column ofnew, Rdvertisements.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-23

Ara meeting in the Filth Ward last
evening, the following ticket was nomi-
mated for Council:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-23

Proverbs OF SOLOMON (GRuNDY.)-
!. The wise man will avoid wine and
Wall street.
2. The wise woman will avoid scan
dial and shopping.
8, The wise man and woman will
avoid Dyspepsia and Debility by the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-23

CHARLES DICKENS Works, at A. w
PAUL & Co.'s for twenty-five cents.
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SEE the attractions offered at Zane
Street Church fair this evening.
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HUBBEI's GOLDEN BITrERs,

4. The wise parent will advise his son
to take wife for his partner for life.
8. The wise counselor will advise his
friend to take common. sense for his
guide through life. rnfns.s5 IsI.r,l-51
g: The wise physician will advise his
patient who suffers from. heartburn,
coiei cramps, liver complaint, etc., TO
takeHUHnR4s GOLDEN BTTTERs for'his
remedy for life. sft : :,
MScabe, Kraft q Co., sole agents.
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TRY the Florence Sewing Machine.
Brown 81 Higgins, agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-23
The Doctors DIPLOMA hanzs In bis ofBcs.

ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS
The many Thousands e4lneII al fIIIS ost,t,
!shInent within the Last twenty years and
Ine nunne5ous important surgical Operafions
peIIoLIneo ~ DE-. johnston, Witneliei by IN
reporters OF Ihe Sttst and many other papeTs
n0GetS o. which have appeared again and
rs q gentleman OF chRractaF ami TSSIIScISS
DHlIy Is q huinclent guarantee TO the afficfeIi,
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CUREL
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DISEASES OF nIPRUDENCE.


once, No. 2 South Frederick street.
Len band ode Going from Baltimore street. a
few doom nom the corner RSII n0t ~ ~
serve name and number ~ ~
no letters received UNLESS post paid and
containing agtamp to be used on the repIt,
PERSONS writing should state no. and stTS,i
IRS portion OF advertisement describing symp-
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BALTIMORE 4 OHIO 3. R. comply
SUMMER SCHEnnl

IgalE9ILA1E6
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
4 the following schedule on and after May
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reflect that a sound mind and body arc ths
most necessary requisites TO promote connu.
bal happiness. Indeed, Without thee the
journey through life becomes weary pilRTi.
mage the Prospect hourly dRHkans To ina
view, the mind become AhRdOWed with ties-
pair and nled with the melancholy refieo.
ton that the happiness OF another becomeI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-08

,KEMARKABLE CAVE IN CoSSECTICUr.-A remark
ape cave mas recently been discovered on the farm
oI narrow winding passage about three feet WIDE,
Two ICE, nlgh and fifteen feet In length, descending
ln,o chamber fifteen feet high, hung with beautiful
s.a,acutes. Passing through this chamber there is
wiue pu. Tow apartment about twenty feet In length,
terminating III large room where large staagmites
warn one 70 ,read carefully, while above the stalac-
utoS sparkle end reflect the light from
the candles. Passing through another gallery
Is room where large stalactite reaches
from the roof TO the moor and forms one vast Dill
lar resembling sheet Of water frozen. About four
feet from the floor this pillar spreads out in ali direc
lions like an Inverted tunnel or cone and as one
continues looking at It, II appears to be moving ike
wGter. Passing along through number OF galleries
ana large rooms too many and va led TO particular.
lie, the visitor comes TO o room which balfics de-
scrlption. The roof oil this room Is shaped like
dome, but In the centre Of the dome large circular
opening extends to a room above while the sidcs OF
TINS opening are literally covered with staIacttes
which descend several feet below the aperture and
assume an endless variety OF shapessoine taperjng
To point like ictcles, willie others are shaued ike
leaves and others are carved la the most exauisite
manner pU,si5ie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-08
The International Yacht Race-11usfer on
Cowes-scenes ON shore and A6Oat-The
start, Sailing, Accidents, Time and Result.

The International Yacht Race-1Iuster Oh
Coves-scenes on Shore and AHOat-Tbe
start, Sailing, Accidents, Time and Result.
CowEs, Isle Of Wight, August IS, 1858.
The great international yacht race between the
American schooner Sappho and the four British
clippers Cambria, Aline, Oimara and Condor took
Mace today in accordance with Captain Baldwins
challenge, but In consequence OF q series OF
most untoward mishaps which befell the
American vessel, eliminating In the loss OF
her iibboom OF VeItnor the match was
depriyed to great extent OF its interest, and the
result so far certainly the Sappho was concerned,
afforded no adequate criterion OF the sailing capa-
bnltles Of the competitors. The Sappho's chapter OF
accidents commenced as far back as Saturday last,
August D. when lying quietly at her moorings near
the Queens Buoy of Cowes Castle. A heavy gale
was blowing that day, and several Of the yachts in
the roadstead were compelled TO shift their berths In
order TO avoid the force Of the wind. While execut
ing this man@uvre Sir P. Shelley's schooner En-
chantress, 255 tons, unfortunately ran foul Of the
Sapphos starboard bow causing her to drag her
anchor and driving her with considerable violence
completely over the Queens Buoy, from which all
the efforts Of those on board were unable to extrl
cate her for several minutes At first apprehensions
were entertained that the Sappho had received
serious injury below her water line, and Captain
Baldwin at once ordered her TO be taken into dock Ia
order that her bottom might be inspected and thor
oughly ceansed. On examination was found that she
had sustained no material damage from the coision
but as it was impossible account Of the formation
OF the keel, to get her on gridiron, the task Of
cleaning, which involved the removal OF all the iron
work from her bow, occupied a longer time than
had been anticipated, and late on Monday evening 1t
became very Questionable whether the operation
could be completed by the hour appointed for the
start.
Under these circumstances 1t was thought that
Captain Baldwin would have been quite justified in
demanding postponement OF the match; but as the
Cambria, with whom he was particularly anxious
TO measure the Sappho. had to leave Cowes during
the week he determined to adhere, so far as was
practicable, to the letter Of his challenge, and by
dint OF hard work all night all was made snug and
shpshape, and shortly after sunrise the Sappho left
the dock and took up her berth in line with her four
British competitors.
The yachts were moored under the direction Of the
sailing committee OF the Royal Yacht Squadron Of
the Castle, the stations counting from the island
shore,
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The Cambria was consequently declared the win
ner, irrespective Of the time allowance of two min
utes thrty-six seconds she was entitled to receive
from the Alne for difference Of tonnage. CAPTAIN
Baldwin, as might be expected was greatly dissatis-
fed with the result OF the race, which he attributed
solely to the loss OF the Sappho's bboom of Venner
aud Immediately on coming ashore telegraphed to
his owners, Messrs. @. Il r. Poilon, OF New York
for instructions respecting return match round the
EddystOne Lighthouse, course that would doubt
less display the Sapphos sailing capabilities to far
greater advantage Than the circuit Of the island Up
to the time OF the departure OF the mail no definite
arrangements have been arrived at in the matter:
bat 1t may be mentioned that the owners OF the
Alne, Oimara and Condor on learning Of Captain
Baldwns desire for fresh trial, at once expressed
their Willingness 10 accommodate him on his own
terms, provided Messrs. PoilIon were disposed TO
make the match.
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EgGLIsa ACCOUNTS.
The International Race Round the Isle Of
Wight.

Wight.
from the London News, August col
The great International yacht race looked forward
to with SO much anxiety, has come to a dlsappont.
ing termination. Our yachting correspondent telc-
graphs that the Yachts the sappho Americana
started from Cowes with smart breeze, but that
the sappho carried away her jibboom or yentnor
AMI had no chance from the beginning.
For long time the Aline led, but she was over.
hauled by the 0mara, who was FIRST round the
While coming up the solent, however, the Cambria
shot ahead and came in first the American schooner
being miles astern of the last boat.
The following time was taken:--
CaInbrla-6h. I'm. 5Cs.
Ane-6h. ION. 55s.
Omara-6h. 23m los.
Condor6i. 2sn. 30s
lCowes august 25-eycning) correspondence OF Lon
don Timesl
The Cambria won the race without receiving her
time allowanceall four Of tho English yachts arriv.
ing at the finish of the race close together with the
American schooner miles astern Of them.
island nom Cowes Roads the sappho ran the English
yachts hard at one time, but on lnllng to the wind
ss@ as ss ~ Of all the
after carrying away her martfngalc and jibboom she
did still worse and ali hor chances Of success in the
The four English yachts beat up to windward from
Bembrldge to the Needles over lee tide In close
T s needless sp r sn ac a WSss
they finished sn e. raSI y i0ll0ws;- H. NJ s.
a cambria . Il g cUnsoa g &
(cowes august 20) correspondence Of Liverpool
! Mercury.1
The grand challenge yacht race round the Isle OF
Wight by the American clipper yacht sappho and
the English yachts Condor, Oinara, Aline aud Cam
bra mas resulted in favor OF the latter vessel.
The yachts left Cowes Roads at ten a. N. to-day
proceeding eastward. There was stin northwest
breeze blowing at the start, with an adverse tide.
The Allne led or handsomely, the Cambria follow.
ing closely, tho Sappho american scnooner) and
Condor tagging. The Cambria soon overhauled the
Aline. ON making the Needles passage they had q
nne leading wind up the west channel and, after q
splendid and exciting race between the four English
yachts, the American being some ten miles behind,
they arrived or the club house this evening In the
following order-
H. AZ H. NJ
Cambria (sohoonerl. Q IL Condor (cutterl -. rs
Ailne lschooner...e 10 Sappho tschooncr). DO
Oinara (cutterl.... 20
AT the close The Cambria and the Ane came In
almost abreast o. each other, the Cambria leading BY
two minutes Tue others wsra almost out Of the race,
boom besides other damage
The result was hailed with loud cheering by the
muliitudes gathered at Cowes
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Y A C Fl T ! N G i.
The Anglo-American Interna-
tional Contest.
Race Round the Isle of Wight and
Defeat of the Sappho.

BY the steamship City OF London at this port, we
have the following complete special report from orr
correspondent at Cowes OF tho international yacht
race and the defeat OF the Sappho In England, with
me English versions of the contest and victory. -
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After rounding the Needles the Sappho shifted her
working topsail and set O jbheader, and or Var
mouth sent up her middle staysail but BY this time
the leaders were almost out Of sight, and at sunset
Needles, died away TO nothing. The other yachts on
the contrary, brought with them fair leading wind
up the west chanpel and OF Yarmouth tile two
schooners In turn ran the cutters, the Cambria
taking the lead Of the whole feot near Lepe.
From this point there was no further change In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-08

QUEER FIsH.--The Calais (Me.) Adre,ftser de-
scribes monster FISH recently caught near Eastpors
IL Is thirty three feet In length and about ten Ieet
from the tip OF one nn to the tip OF the other across
the back. TIE spread OF the tall 10 over SIX ieen
About ten feet from the tail are two powerful lezs
those OF an elephant and enable II to navigate the
nats and shoM waters along shore In quest Of food
o. IL undoubtedly lives on marine herbage> IL nae
three toss Oh tech which look like so ma.J rows OIL
Iicc o0 ond It's name Is given a. The, 'shark do0
ush'
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Mrs. G. A. stetson--Purple striped elk; diamond
Mrs. q. 6. Barnard-very rich white silk; diamond
ornaments.
Mrs. Johnston, Philadelphia Lavader.colored silk,
very rich, trimmed with black lace; coral orna'
Mrs. Johnson, Conn.-white tarlatan, trimmed
with rich dark colored velvet low neck; black lace
Mrs. Helmbod-very rich, heavy, cherry colored
satin, low neck; bosom of dress trimmed with ROD
pointed lace; diamond necklace and earrings.
Mrs. Miller, Conn.-White silk, trimmed with black
velvet and lace; diamond ornaments.
Mrs. ]. M. Crome'ian--Court dress OF corn colon
silk train, white satin front, covered all round wiz
deep point; Alenoon nounce, bordered with colo
Rar Marie 1ntonese daona
Mrs. D. q. Birdsall-Corn colored moirc ANTIQUE
har no Win
Mrs. Z. v. Reid--plack and white check silt,
Mrs. +. W. b. Hughes--Rich white silk with red
stripes; diamond and sapphire ornaments. "a
There was crowd Of beautiful dressed ladies Ia
addition TO those nomed whom your correspondents
limited acquaintance with fashionable watering
place life leaves him unable to do justice to, bus
se soe se. Wit nGp
and facilities Of description at his command.
THE REFRESHMENTS
chercne character Fruits and ices and connection
cry Of every description covered the tables. Hero
in the ball ROOM there was most pleasing lack Of
all ceremony. Governor Fen.on and General Meade
had to help themselves others did, the best way
they could the very thing which pleased them BEST
THE CLOSE.
After partnking OF the refreshments the company
returned TO the rArors where for brief time dane.
ing was resumed Brief, indeed, for ere long tnS
glowing hours that had been so chased with dying
feet detsrmnsn to put an end to the chase by ruE
ming up TO twelve Tho masters of ceremony gnvS
fair warning TO their fair friends and as the hano
pointed TO che hour Of midnight the signal % w
baud was given, and on the same instant the sas
Qp'' gave place to the air OF "Home, Sweet hOmv
Teady hands soon provided warm coverings LOT .aS
heated dancers, farcwells were huTedy sp0nvvtt1t
vehicles stood ready ut hand and In D lew nVheus
4 the stetson House resumed It's usual midn'sas
PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS ON the LONG BRANos
on tho return trim Yesterday morning OF tho steam,
| err Jesse Hoyt from Long Branch ., canvass OF tns
passengers was taken FOR Grant ar result ss
majority OF Ga The vote si6od--Graut. 2is; Seq
m0ur I4o