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Let rs Protect Ourselves.

The physical structure of the strongest hu.
man being is vulnerable everywhere. Our
bodies are endowed by nature with a certain
negative power, which protects them to some
extent, from unwholesome influences; but this
protection is imperfect, and cannot be- safely
relied on in unhealthy regions, or under circum-
stances OF more than ordinary danger. There.
fore, il is wisdom; it is prudence; it is common
sense TO provide against such contingencies, by
taking an AHTDoTE IN ADVANCE; in other words,
by certifying the system with HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BlrTERS-the most completes pro.
tective against all the epidemic and endemic
maladies that has ever been administered in
any country. As a remedy for dyspepsia, there
is no medicine that will compare with u.
Whoever suffers the psngs of indigestion, any
where in the face of the earth where HOSTEL
TER'S STOMACH BITTEkS can be procured,
,dees 50 voluntarily; for as surely as truth eN.
ists, this Invaluable TONIC and ALTERATIYE
would restore his uisordered stomach TO a healthy
condition. To the nervous IL is also especially
recommended, and in cases of confirmed consti.
patton IL also affords speedy and permanent
relief.
In all cases of fever and ague the RITTERS
IL more potent than any amount of quinine,
while the most dangerous cases Of bilious fever
yield To its wSnderful pro critics. Those who
have tried the medicine will never use another,
for any Of the ailments which the HOSTETTER
81 TIERS processes 10 subdue. To those who
have not made the experiment We cordially
recommend an early application TO the BIT
TIERS whenever they are stricken by disease
OF the digestive organs
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Mr. GIascock's character. She was, at
anv rate, clearly of opinion that there
shoula be no running away. Either
Won do like him, or you don't. 1T you
do, what are You to get by going to
Rome ~ said Livy.
81 shall get quit of doubt and
trouble.n
81 call that cowardics. / would new
or run away from man, Garry. Aunt
Sophie forgets that they don't manage
these things in England just as we do"
81 don't know why there should be
difference"
"Nor do I,-only that there is. You
haven't read SO many of their novels as
1 have.
f4"Who would eYex think OF learning
to live cut of an English novel 7" said
Carry s7UC rfa
81 am not saying that. You may
teach him to live how you like after
wards. Bat if you have anything to
do with people, it must be we'll to know
what their manners are.-I think the
richer sort of people IN England slide
into these things more gradually than
we do. You stand your ground Car
~, and hold your own, and take
the goods the gods provide you"
Though Caroline Spalding opposed her
sisters arguments, and was particularly
hard upon that allusion to "the richer
sort of people, which, as she knew,
Miss Petrie would have regarded as svi.
dence of reverence for sounding brasses
aud 7tinkling cymbals,-nerertheless,
she loved Liyy dearly for what she said,
and kissed the sweet counsellor, and re-
solved that she would for the present
decline the invitation of the poetess.
Then was Miss Petrie somewhat indig-
nant with her friend, and threw out her
scorn in those lines which have been
mentioned.
ITO be Continued.
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Rest Time 10 Cut Timber,

Having cut timber at all seasons OF
the year, and noted the results with an
eye to the end proposed, Viz, to ascer'
tain its effects upon its durability OF
rapid decay, have, to my entire salts
faction, found vast difference. Fol-
example, You may cut pignut or scaly
bark hickory in winter or early spring
and make upinto axe helves, and worms
will eat them up. But cut the same
timber say from the first of July and az
long as the bark continues to peel, and
they will make good lasting rails fol
fences. In proof, l have windlast
and frame fer same over well on my
farm, made of pignut hickory, put there
twelve years ago, sound to-day, cut IN
July, 1889. -.
/ give this as a case, using the tim
Der generally thought only fit for lire
wood-the ike effect will be expert
eneed upon every description of timber
cut as before stated; hence, instead OF
cutting timber in winter, or as soon as
the sap begins to run, it should have at
tanned it's greatest flow and commenced
decrease in circulation, by which fer
mentation is prevented, and yet the
pores of the wood are left full, whilst
prior TO that period and full flow OF
sap, fermentation sets in and in turn
produces worms and the rapid decay of
the timber.-Cor. RVrGt Worid.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
I'm tile District Court of the
United States for the District
e Of West ViFginiap
In Admiralty
George W. DickersOn

rs. t. A admiralty
The Steamboat Emperor" ard - ''''''' '''
- I" Val, u. Horton, ir.
DURSUANTr TO AN ORDER OF THE
IL District, (luurb Of the United States for the
District of W est Virginia made and entered in
the above entitled cause ON the 18th day OF
April, 1869, whereby, among other matters II
ewas ordered that il be referred to James Z.
Rogers, a Commissioner, to ascertain the amount
due the libellant and the other creditors OF said
steamer, and such ether lmatters as may Dc
deemed proper by him or any other person in.
terested and report the same TO the said Court,
will on Monday, May 2Ith, 1869, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, at my Office on Fourth street, in the city
Of Wheeling proceed to ascertain the amounts
named in the said order and make such report
to the said Court as ia by the said order required
80. ~, p. JAMES p. ROGERS,
mys.till24 a. U, s. Commissioner.
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NEW FIRM.
Peabody Insurance Company

AT WHEELING, W. VA.
CAPITAL, .---..--....-......-StO 1000.
With the privilege Of increasing the same to
$500 coo.
DIRECTORS:
William Bailey Al0nzO LUring,
DR.. William j. Bates A. NJ. Adams,
Andrew j. Panhell, James T. Barnes,
Henry Stamm, Thomas Hughes
Joseph II. Woodward.
THIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN FULLY
i organized, is now prepared To take risks at
fair rates on buildings of all kinds, nerchan.
disc, manufacturing establishments, furniture,
steamboats, and cargOes on the Western rivers
and lakes. This Company, being composed
mostly of our leading business men, recon.
mends itself 10 the favorable consideration Of
tho insuring public and sollcits their patronage.
Applications for insurance will be promptly at
tended TO at their office over the Peoples BsAk,
Main street.
WILLIAM BAILEY, President
ALONZ0 EORING, Vice PT"s't
y. c. ARTHUR Secretary.
Il S IRWIN, Jr., State Agent.
apT2-.Iy
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
APubIic RenefactiOn.

The remedy that promptly alleviates suffering
is certainly the most priceless Of public bene.
factions. Nothing can be more grateful, moth.
ing more valuable, nothing more desirable than
health. Let the sufferer, as well as those threat
ened with disease, try the new popular remedy,
"IRISIN" Physicians endorse it and patients
praise it. II Is no quack remedy. Its discov'
erer does not pretend that it will cure al
the ills that flesh is heir to-" For the com
plants enumerated, however, as subject to it.
control, it is infalible. Try and then endors I
1t is on its merits alone or the medical practi
TONERS would not adopt it. marls-lmdtw
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TAMMANY'S DAY.

rTHE INDEPENDENT ORDER RED MEN
i Of this city will celebrate the above .daN
with q PROCESSION through tho ,pTincipa
PICNIC on the Fair Grounds on the Island
where We will be happy to welcome our pail
face friends. The Brothers of the Order art
notified to meet at the Wigwan on the 18th sur
at the Sth run rising of the sun.
BY order Of the Committee.
JAMES II. RIDDLE,
Secretary Of Committee.
II Street cars will ran TO the grounds.
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TOWN TRIPLES.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Strayed.
School House for Sale.
Bellaire Glass Works Stock for Sale.
Matthias Eglinger-Dyer, Scourer and
Repairer.
Trustees Sale.
VIM. Hennegen & Co.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-11

A FULL LINE of Tooth, Hair and Nail
Brushes, Combs, Soaps, Pomades, Toilet
Sets, Perfumery, etc, just received by
Edmund Booking and Booking q Car
Ill
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GEORGF r. BTLIApD

WITH especial referSncs 10 purity and yigor
grown in new and clean beds, are offered sor
sale BY
GEORGE r BULLARD.
Horticultural Hall,
Wheeling. W. Va
I6e following comprise the most popular and
LUCINDA, OF KNoxs 7oo.-Larg,; cOpieal.
bright crimsOnj excellent flavor; riuens n,e.di1rs
20 late Mr.. Knox saws that For 1Tif1-,
large size, beauty Of form and color. eu0rmous
yield. long continuance 10 bearing great nrn6,
health and vigor Of plants. adabtatiop IN sbin'
neht and ether desirable qualities. II IA t6e
most Va,nADie strawberry Of which We have apv
doz. s5Per 100. " Psi
hAFOLEON m.-FWit large 70 very largs.
irregulzri color handsome rosv.red. Ar =;
SNOWY Nhlteness, hrm, and Of sprigbtIy bigh
u4yoI, VIII delicate aroma: plant yfxors1s
sna hesithy' with large green foliage Terv
DR.. GiCAISE.-Tbs TARGET s,r,,-h.,--. l.
t ~ world, the berries weighing over 70 o1Soss
= 70 the pound,) aud early. rod brigLt ..J
cents per plant. ~
WILSON 5 ALBANIAN thing, eop.issr.
~, ms ms y ne pest maTk>t bSrry known large
Sohlc4 DARK erimssT. flesh fFn. fair GHaIftv,
OeAIs handling well; hne saleabIs anpsars5cs
49, EeL ID most sells and situations. and
,io.. Iuil{ productive; plAnts very hardy and
4y5TSS,2 cents Per doz. tlO0 per 100
Sl M NJ De GASD-Very large; oOek's-
oorno shape; ane bright glossy crimson: hrn;
z .-t peculiar favor: ripens medium: cOntin-
4, ~ iong Tine in bearing.-J9 cents per dSz-
EILLLAOkE.-Uiiformly large; fns shape;
- Gin son sOhd; fine favor; very attractive
Spte@l 4nee hardy and productive; rtpens ne
u ~. m. Pistllste.-15 cents per doz- ~ PEI ~
BCkKs NEW PINE Medium siIs; hno
hAVoTed; abundant bearer; rather soft; good TOT
near market pistillafe, reqsires Perfeet rover
ing variety near; very earig,-5o cents per doz.
tl.yo per 100.
AGRICCLTURALIST Large, irregular,
eonieal, sometimes cOcks-eOmb shape color
crimson; flesh quite firm; sweet, good navorj
plant forms very large stools; npens medium
50 cents per dOE. efCo per 10.
GOLDEN SEEDED Medium 70 large; dark
glossy crimson; fine favor; npers after Burr's
New Pine; . faTorits market var1sty.-s0 cents
per dOz eI 70 per 100
ITIEYrs GOLIAH-Ver large; excellent
GsyoT. and abundant boaEeE. Fine late VARSITY.
-1E esuts per doS. ss'ca per 100. EpTi5
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

EDIToRs REGISTER Please announce the
Hon NJ. ;C-G0OD as a candidate for the office
of Judge OF the Municipal Court at the coming
election
myS-te MANY VOTERS.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
Valuable Building Lot.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made to me by Charles A. Britt and wife
bearing date the third day of April, Ices, duly
recorded in the Recorders Office for the county
of Ohio, State of West Virginia, in Book %
folio 1876 viii sell
AT PRIVATE SALE
Lot No. Is, at the southwest corner Of Centre
and Seventh streets, in W. W. Shrivers add
ton to the city of Wheeling being the same
property conveyed TO John Bennett, father o.
Mrs Jane Bennett Britt, by said w. Shriyer
by decd sales July 9th, 1851, and recorded il
Book ~, page 3e5, of the records of Ohio county
Terms Of Sale.
One Thousand Dollars $4,000 in hand, the
balance in four equal instruments, payable at
one, two, three and four years after day of sale
with interest from date of sale, the title beiDl
retained until payment of all the purchase
money. grig
selling as Trustee, shall convey only sHot
title as is vested in me by said Deed of Trust. ,
SAMUEL B. BARRITZ, r1r
Trustee. :
p. S.-If the above described property be moi
sold within thirty days it will be offered at pub
lie sale on TUESDAY, JUNE sth, 1869, at II
o'clock A. NJ, at front door of the Court House
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AT PRIVATE SALE
Terms Of Sale.
FOR RENT,

A DESIRABLE STORE ROOM AND
"A Dwelling, all newly fitted up with counter,
shelving and gas, next door 10 c. A. Swartzs
Confectionery, Main street. Enquire Of /.
Inyl0.Iw CHAS. A. SWARTZ
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NOTICE.

THE FIRM OF. DILLON, THOMPSON &
i CO., Plumbers, Gas and Steam Filters, was
this day dissolved by mutual consent, Jacob b:
Hughes having purchased the entire interests OF
James II. Dillon and James NJ. Richards. The
books and accounts are placed in the hands of
James NJ Dillon for settlement, who can be
found at the etiice of the new firm at No. lO2
Market street. The business will henceiorth
be carried on under the firm nane Of Hughes,
Thompson & Hibberd.
DILLON, THOMPSON & co.
HUGHES, THOMPSON & HIBBERD.
Nav O. 1859,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
sTRAYED.

ERoM THE WHEELING OMNIBUS
u Stables, q small red and white fresh
COW, with short horns. Any person knowing
leaving word at the Omnibus Stables, corner Of
Market and Bridge streets, or at Wheeling 0m.
nibus Office under Mcclure House. myll.2t
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State Insurance Company,
or PARKERSBURG, W. VA


CAFAIAAI' ..-...-...-..-.-----SIO O'VOO'
Paid in ard secured by the deposit of Govern
went BOnds
DIRECTORS:
Gen. ]. J. jackson, President Second Nat. Bank.
J. NJ. Stephenson FFes't Psrkersburg Bank.
Henry Logan, Director
Thompson, Leach, Director
John V. Rath0ons, Director First
S. Prayer
NJ. z. Amiss, Attorney at Law.
George j. Hopkins, Merchant.
VIM. NJ Eaven, Merchant.
NJ. c. G.. Church, Prest W. Va. TranspOrt'n Co.
Rev. TbOs II. Monroe of the II. Z. Church.
GEN. ]. J. JACKSON, President.
NJ p. AMISS, Vice President.
X. 5. FOREMAN, Secretary.
VVIHIS COMPANY BEING FULLY ORGAN.
i lied with its capital paid up and secured by
Government BOndt, do propose TO take risks at
current rates on buildings Sall kinds, merchan.
disc, manufacturing establishments, furniture,
and cargoes on the Western waters and lakes,
and being composed of good and leading bust.
ness men, would respectfully solicit the patron.
age of the insuring public. Applications for in.
surance will be promptly attended TO and poll.
cies issued at the agency office, over the People =
Bank, Main street, Wheeling, w. Va.
N c. ARTHUR, Agent,
apr2s-tf Wheeling and vicinity.
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SHEIB'S MUSIC STORE,
400 MARKET ST., WHEELING, W. Va.
THE FIRST AND ONLY BUTTON HOLE
i Making and Sewing Machine Combined
that has made IFS advent in this or any other
country.
This machine Is warranted to execute 10 the
greatest degree of perfection all kinds and yari
cites of sewing. hemming, telling cording, tuck.
ing. hraicing, binding, gathering, and sewing
on, q1 ting, &c, that is OF can be done by any
machine now in use.
1t has no rival in its celebrated Overcoming
stitch by which edges OF different fabrics are
sewed together as by hand sewing. Also in its
Button Hole and Ey elet S!ole making aud EN-.
bordering on the edge, which is done with
equal beauty and perfection on all kinds Of
fabrics, not excepting leather. II IL one ma
chine doing the work of many.
Ii Is simple, nsiseless, aud easy 10 manage,
combining in one the merits of all others. II il
the only Sc lug Machine now known that can
make ! perfectly finished and beautiful Button
Hole, besides doing many varieties of work not
done by other Sewing Machines.
In short, its coed qua ities are 50 apparent
that IL has taken the FIRST PREMIUM at
every Fair where Il has been exhibited.
1--WE warrant every Machine TO give entire
satisfaction.
We sell beautiful little BRAID. MAKING
MACHINE. Every Lady can make her own
Braid. my4
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STRAWBERRIES!
PLANTS BY MAIL,
Free Of Charge for Packing
and Carriage.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Plants in Pots for this Years
Fruiting.
PLANS in Pots for this Years
Fruiting.

DLANTS OF THIS MOST DELICIOUS
i healthful and cheaply-produced fruit, rsised
with especial refeFSncs 10 purity and yigor
grown in new and clean beds, are offered ior
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From. Mrs. A. VI. Meeku

ATLANTA, "a, JAnlAT /"
W. II. WALKER, ESQ:
DEAR SIk-I hereby certify that uNws
Walkers Tonic Bitters, and - toni .
not 10 surpassed. recommend my ~
friends 10 use thsm. they will inviFo'H .
give new life. Respectfully. 81.
Mrs. A. NJ MEEhn
LOUISVILLE, March . u
W. II. WALKER, ESQ:
DEAR SIR-Wo have usod your Tonic -
with great satisfaction, and can r ''o'f.
them for their great medicinal quAli1H
also as an agreeable inyigouting bevsraF
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WHY because il is the best N the market
WILLIAM TALLANT, ESQ, of Baltimore,
writes us-"My wife has tried several kinds of
Baking Powder. but can find none equal to
yours
PROF. TAYLOR, of the Beaver Female Sem.
mary, writes rs Our people are delighted
with it,
REV. j. L. READ, of Pittsburgh, writes us
You have permission to use my name TO any
extent in recommending your Baking Powder. -
HUNDREDS OF LADIES, from all parts of
the country have sent US similar testimonials
DEALERS tell us that our Baking Powder
cells better than any other,
II isCoNvENIENT, WHOLESOME AND RELIABLE.
SOLD BY DEALERS GENERALLY.
LOGAN, LIST & CO.,
PRorNEroRs.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO
Rail Road Company,

NHhhIINH, May eIh, IbU9.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL Run
i by the following schedule on and after the
10th day Of May, lS6s-Wheeling time:
GRAFTON ACCOMMAnA TInN
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WALKER's ToNc BI1TED arc in''' -
Paculty, and arc not a rITEST u'd'' =
arc endorsed BY eminent Physicians W
and nther.
The New York herald., 1869-08-13
PATR5llot4 RIO ACCOUNTS. ..

Government Retaining American Wails-
Peaceable Citizens Released Again Ar.
rested-Arrivnl Of Colonel Quiros with ali
that Remains Of the Reus Regiments.
MobIIized Volunteers Go Over to tho
Enemy--Negroes Huigry-Cholera Among
the Troops on the pIanta tions.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, July 60 1850.
The news we have Is by no means favorable to the
Spanish cause. IL ia SAID that General Antonio
Lopez de Letona, in transit on board the Spanish
steamer Pajaro for Porto Rico, was invited by the
Governor OF this place TO breakfast, ana that the
former did not accept the invitation, "because the
present state of affairs is not 80 satisfactory as TO
permit US TO enjoy breakfast. II your Excellency
had come from the centre Of the insurrectiou. AZ
have, You would understand the reason. The scale
mas changed Its position God grant that my words
may not be prophetic, but, In my opinion In short
time we shall not be able to conceal to other nations
the state OF our forces against those Of our enemy
so strong both In position, mon and fnoney.n
The 26th inst. being the patron saints day of
Spain, was celebrated with feasts and masquerades,
permission for the latter being nvep BY toe Gov.
The New York herald., 1869-08-13
THE HUluEOLDr CENTENARY.

On the 14th OF September next 1t will be 100 years
since Alexander Humboldt was born. In honor OF
that day the people OF all the civilized nations are
preparing to celebrate the day with all honors
For some time 1t has been a2itated to have similar
celebration in this city. The Germans took hold OF
II, ana had meeting Of the committee Of arrange.
ments, appointed few days ago, yesterday after.
noon. Present were Messrs. Theodore HeidenfeIdt,
Charles I. Trlacca, Albert Klamrotf, Frederick
kuehne Thomas Warker and Frederick Kapp. Mr..
kapp was appointed Chairman and Mr.. X lanroth
Secretary.
II was resolved that the celebration should con.
slss Oh a procession, the unyeiling Of the monu,
ment at the Park closing with banQuet. Tho
following societies Will be inyited:--Ihe Turner
socieles OF this city, Brooklyn williamsburg Jer.
sey CITY and hoboken; the German singing socie-
ties OF this city, iorniiIg tue Northeastern enQer.
bund and the Generai Singers Union; the teachers
and scholars oil ali the German institutions OF learn
ing, and all other German societies In this city and
the suburbs General Francis Sgol VIII be the chief
marshal, and Professor FIR. Leber Is TO deliver the
address III German and Professor John w. Draper
the address In English.
Mir. Theodore Thomas, of the Central Park Gar.
den, VIII be invited to furnish the music during the
ceremonies at the Park. Inc following are the
subscriptions to the monument which have been
received up 10 yesterday evening"
The New York herald., 1869-08-13
TIE DANGERS or tn: RIVER.
Steamboat Omcers Arrested for Endangerins
Human Life.

Steamboat Ofacers Arrested for Endaugerins
Human Life.
o. T. Simmons, the captain Of the steamer Pip Van
Winxe, and William Wetherwheck, the pilot were
brought before Justice Mansfield yesterday al Essex
Market Police Court, on charge OF maliciously
running the steamer into the yacht A. j. Garvey,
and thereby endangerng human life. The anldavtt
on which this warrant was issued j. as follows:--
william DoAiahon, of New York, beng duly
sworn deposes aud says tupt he resides al No. Is
q T gusas sSs a' Pr isss Sn @ 6sFgs u he pm noaf %
q four and i've O'Clock ?: NJ, while sailing up
street, aad aoout the centre oil tie river, in
the yacht Andrew j. Garyey, the steamboat
Rip Van Ninke, thch IA charge OF the captain. one
y. Z, SIMMONS, ana william Wetherwhack as pilot
Was malicioasiy, wilIuliy and designediy run nto
the yacht Andrew j. Garvey, on board OF which Was
deponent, Henry Latham, Jr.; Harry Hanicy, sias
Harris and Gallagher; that NJ the time OF his
ldepouents) yacht being run into by the steamboat
Saeni SSii E isrs & sas S Hs; S d 55 Se sa
steamboat 10 nave passed the yacht; that Slas Hal-
RS an experienced pilot had charge OF and was Bali
Ing the yacht at the time OF her thus being run
into and swampei, and that ne (larris made
every endeavor TO keep clear Of the steamboat,
the pilot OF which, instead Of trying to avoid
the yacht seemed determined 10 run her down,
having laid his course apparently from pier No.
North river out to the centre OF the river and thence
directly In the wake OF the yacht until he finally sue
ceeded In running her down, as depOncnt believes,
wilfully and designedly ant with the Intent aud
purpose OF in1icting great bodily harm upon de.
ponent and the other persons with Hun on the yacht,
ana he therefore charges the said William Wcther-
whack, pilot OF the steamboat, with having, upon
the day named, ot the place and time stated will
fully, wckedlv aud desiRnedly run tho steamboat
Kip Van Winke into the yacht A. J. Garvey, with
the intent aud purpose OF innicting bodily harm TO
depOnent and the persons horelnbcorc named; and
deponent also charges Captain Simmons with being
accessory thereto. Both men gave bail TO answer
the charge.
The New York herald., 1869-08-13
The Race in Tie Lower bay.

The yacht race in the lower bay between Jobs
boat (vesta) ana the Flying Cloud, which commenced
at two O'Clock p. NJ on Wednesday, starting from
Tottenville, s. L. was terminated at half-past SIX
O'Clock the same evening The Vesta was the w0s
ner by only two and half minutes.