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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-02
YACHTING.
Cruise ar the Atlantic Yacht Ciub-Fine Sail
20 Observation-Disclosures Regatta to Come on.

SioNlNHION, August j, lsoS.
Tho stiffness which pervades the harbor and its
surroundings is unoroken by any sound OF life upon
the yachts which STIR not in the calm and placid
waters. The feet looks AS it did this day week at
the charming anchorage OF Glen Cove-pretty, pic.
turesque and quiet. Most of the captains spend.
ing the day ON Shore visiting friends. their gallant
little marine steeds resting, as it WERE after the
lively contests in which they have been engaged.
The run from New London was u most agree
able one. the yachts keeping well together
the entire time. Though short the distance
being Onlv some twelve miles, II was quite an inter-
esting display. As the most of the yachts were in
company quite a lively conversation was Kept up
the entire way. Jokes and repartee went freely
FORTH and altogether The time WIS spent most pleas
antly. AS previously mentioned The signal To depart
from New London WIS given from the ComnOdore's
yacht shortly after four O'Clock. The feet Quilted
the harbor with regret leaving many sincere friends
behind. The south Hammock, which was nearly
proving disastrous spot on the day of the regatta
was rapidly passed. and the feet arrived In StOning-
ton pari In ftn fnfla
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sunday Board the United states Receiving
Ship Vermont.

The Vermont. now lying In the Brooklyn Navy
Yard mas been for many years the receiving shipn
at this port for the United States Navy. There are
as present 400 men on board awaiting orders To Join
whatever vessels they may no ordered TO hy the
Navy Department. The routine Of duties and the
discipline on board the Vermont correspond,
OF course, in almoss every particular, with
those on board my ordinary war vessel
No account OF these duties Is therefore, necessary
A SUNDAY on board the Vermont Is. however widely
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CHURCH Of MOUNT llnn.
The Trnr Midnight Cry--ssrmss b, ai,,,.v =.
-. snow.

The Messenger OF God the Rev. s. y. snow.
preached yesterday afternoon ct the University,
washington square taxing as his subject ''The True
Midnight ory." Tne reverend gent emsn took as his
text the sixth verse Of the twenyGfh chapter OF ST.
Matthew:--"and at midnight there was a cry made
behold the bridegroom cometh; go ye out 60 meet
HIM" The preacher reminded his hearers that
the words Of his text formed part OF
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lt should be mentioned that the schooner Mystic,
awaiting the arrival OF guests. did not get under
weigh for over quarter OF an hour after the other
yachts had LETT the harb0r. As 1t was the Mystic
approached The fleet Ia good style, being favored py
u fresh breeze from the northwest.
shortly after eleven O'Clock this morning the
Oracle was crowded with n fashionable assembage
together with nearly oil the captains. Divine service
was held, the Rev. Mr.. Duryea officiating. large
awning 0verspread the entire vessel as the sun was
extremely hot. The service was throughout charac
terHed by much so!emnity and earnestBess. The
reverend gentleman preached q very appropriate
sermon winch was listened 10 with deyout otten-
ton. AT the termination Commodore VoOrhis enter
tanned numerous party on board.
Tomorrow morning az seven O'Clock the neet VIII
sail for Newport where hearty reception Is doubt
LEGS In Store for the members OF tile cub. The yachts
will anchor IN the narbor az Newport on Monday night
ON the following day they VIII proceed to Bristol.
where regatta VIII be held on "Wednesday. Another
contest will take place between the famous Gracic
Sadie, the Madeline and Addie V, while tue
schooners Mystic and Lots VIII have another brush
for the honors. That between The two last mentioned
is eagerly looked forward 10, rs their contest on Fri
day last was not by any means % criterion OF their
respective capacities the result was reasonably
disputed Ii Is to be hoped that at the regatta on
wednesday all the yachts Will have fair oopor.
tunity To lest their powers In friendly contest.
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r ELICIOUS.
Services Yesterday in the Metro.
politan Churches.
Parting Address Of Archbishop McCloskey
Prior to His Departure for Rome.
Sermons by Rev. Charles B. Smyth, "iles.
xnser" Snow, Rev. DR.. Briggs
and Other Diyincs.

The services at sucn or the metropolitan places Of
worship as are not closed during the present fash.
,onable season not particularly striking yester
day as rule the dscourses being conf ned to the
simplest subjects OF theology aud religious doctrine.
At ST. Patrck's Cathedral there was an unusual In.
seres, manifested, as Will be seen by the report
below
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Xuctiiuu Notes.

race viii shortly take place between The yacht
Peerless Felix o'ConnorI, OF the Manhattan Club.
and the Flying Cloud DANES +. Mofpan) OF tins city
Tor the sum OF $1,000. fhe yachts viii start from
stakeboat OF the grounds OF the Manhattan Club
Jottenviile - J., and Will san twenty miles 10 wind
ward.
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NO TIC D..
Com MISSIONER SALE.

WILL be sold 1, the highest bidder, al tbs Court
" House in Marlborough, on q credit Of Six and
twelve Months, on The frs, day Of June next, the
following tracts Of Land belonging TO The estate Of
DAVID VANH00K, deceased 10 wit: a58f gl
The Home Tract, well improved containing thee
hundred and twenty four (S24) acres.
The Hyco Tract, containing ninety four acres.
The Chapel Tract, containing (l94) one bundled
ard ninety four acres. .g',Iyl Yft 4Hp. a
A life estate In the Jesse Bradsher tract, contain
ing one hundred and seventy acres, suleci dover
Of forty acres. ..s
r hese lands are valuable, and will be shown any
one by Capt. James HoIeman, who is living on the
home tract. Bond and approved security will be re-
qured of the purchaser, and the title will be retained
until the money is paid. Will DO sold at the same
time, one silver watch. es99 1ay s#s bl
HH IAf &C. s. WINSTEAD, Com'r.
! Roghoro, Person county April Is 1853. lid
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MORE NEW GOODS.

GAILCOES --latest Styles, pretty and Cheap.
~ Printed Lawns. Canibr;cs and Percales- Beau.
tiiul Goods at - cents peryam.
y Jaconel, Swiss and Checked Muslins. Ali grades.
While Branls, Irish Linens, Towels and Hand
kerchiefs: Hosiery, all Minds and Sizes very Cheap
Collars and Cuffs, in ses OF separate; all prices PHI
ladeIphia shoes; best material and finish.
sta PRICES REDUCED. v
Nice CoIsets, all Sizes al $3.50. III I. /,
The above. together with my entire stock Of
Fresh Dry Goods Groceries. Shoes, Hats,
n. Hardware. CrookeIy, &c. &C.
5a ss will exchange for .....4. .rr.
WI H CASH OR BARTER t...
on % favorable Terms as any man in The state,
The Ladies, and the Community al large, are res.
pectfuy united 70 call before making their purchases.
They can sape money By IL.
va p.a j. N.TATE,
bG. at Latimers old stand, Il
~ illisboroush. N. C.
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: Hillsborp eats s.psberriss a fse eeniss quart.
-LsnsilIe esis the berries al twenty eenis quart
-Greensboro Is iess,ins on the sane al fifteen els
-sna'ehburs giris 81 married by Milion squire.
Female mualie pickpocke,s infess Richmond
-Aa ss.ronomsf hes found out ina, the Garth /.
ioai millions miles nrsrsr the Sun ihsn four years GO
Two London eitis got tired q living and each
one cut her romsntie lie out with The scissors.
"A meteor shout The size Of q - pound cannon
bah fsshed upon Hartford. New York snd Boston on
lhs night Of The soth Il covered The cities with light
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TOWN ORDINANCE.

"A y meeting 10 Tho Commissioners o. the town Of
a HillsbHough on The III instant an ordinance
vas passed forhdins bathing in Emo River, between
the Rail Road bridge and Norwood and Cameron's
lag, and imposing fine NJ The discretion Of the Ma.
gisraie VI Police, not exceeding ten dollars for each
ohenes.
Test 9 DENNIS HEARTT. T. c.
May " Gg@sf.5ff t.5vs M lT--3w
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Mn Brown-ihs wife Of Allan Brown Of this
esuniy-haus bsrselfis loom last Thursdsy. M,s.
brown was mesi esimsbls womsn ofssne SIS yssrs
ofsss Her mind had been ous o. iis night channel
fsf . lev wssks-snd once before abe was prevented
By her isnib from tisg her lie with knife. On
Thsrsday morning shs got mp soon ground The coffee
and called iAe family % breakfast Soon siisr. she
committed ihs rash sei. Her worhy end Afflicted
husband. % wsll o The family, hsvs dc ymp.ihy Of
all 10 this roonir. ls.s. .4s. .t
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Wears informed ihsts man named csIaree living
dosn 10 The neishborhssd ofCspt Lyons hls rseeni-
y made swo attempts % aks hh Efs. tine tine he
was sriared On ne improperly oiihs deed b an Old
negro man. and be dssis,ed Ia Tho s:'empr Butthe
nsrt morning bis Wits va jost In tine 70 san him
from hanging himself 10 ibe barn. $500.
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new Advertisements.

See Advertisement, Of the excellent young Mer
chan, Of this place, T. D. Tinnin. Ii give. us pie.
sure % notice the enterprise Of this worthy youns
man. Asa perehss, be l. gaining stfons hold o.
the Trade Of this sectionsnd he deserves al ihs "a
itonsse he gets. Encourage him.
.. ". Tate sdsenises New Goods al Red laced
Piies.' he certainly has beautiful Stock Of Dres.
Goods Goand see Cor yourselves His desire Is Ia
have bis prices tested.
Jamss Webb u. sdveriscs "A SKINNER stocl:" A
merchant Of 90 much experience ssMr Webb Is com.
PEELED 70 have choice stock, select them when and
~hsfs he mag choose.
u. Brown offers premium Of 4s pieces o.
iroo stons China" Now see wha can GET d. Brows
10 known Coz bis enispfss throughout this State %
well ia yhginis. One % The 6sa business men 10
she town of D4nvills was 10 this store The other day
add vas perfstty smsssd q the anouat Of busipes.
going On. Said be- s-il b.ais DansiIle."
Simon Dslsnd. gent Of color. sdvcrses Caroline,
bic vile, Who hiss len his bed and bard. Persons avs
forswarned sssins, giving Caroline place rhsreOn
70 rcsl hcf head.
d
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a Our interest in the, Hillsborough Recorder
having ceased with tas issue 81 ihs il.h Of January
last il il necessary that The scconplsof the establish
ment up % thai time shall be settled with as lal
delay a. possible, 10 ind0cs which discoun, Of
fifteen per cent. win Be allowed II payment il made
within thirty days froa Ibis da,e. Prompt alieniio
% this notice may save eoS. Hea $3.50.
IIilIsb~oush, May Is A
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TO THOSE SUFFERING WITH Pull.
MONARY DISEASE.

nR. THOMAS n. MILES. continues TO treat
- ThOracic diseases by. Topical Medicaion, OF
Csthe,erism Of the air passages, cunnined with up.
pioprais general remedies, as prscliced by the late
Prof. Green, Of New York. The success attending
THE method Of treating diseases Of the lungs is un-
parralleied and The feasibility Of the operation gene.
r.lly conceded. This treatment is almost specific
Bronchitis, Laynsilis, incpient Tuberculosis and
Asthma. Numerous testimonials can be adducej
from those who have been entirely relieved by the
operation. His address is MONT Carmel Halifax
county, Va. =e a IS. ss...... d. a.s.. .
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RAI.EIGH.

- RALEIGH.
The Sentinel ssys that al the Lottery Drawing j.
". Blair drew 6ne piano.
The Standard ays Wesley Whitaker drew ine
china SCI worth City dollar.
CHATHAM.
The sisndard says shst Johf smith and Mrs. Davis
(neefoes) sea,sneej 70 be hung al Piiisboro on
Frslay, 9Th q Ausus,, iorshe murder Of Smith Green
ef ihis county. Ell
GUILPORD. ia
Ths Patriot gives the isrsbies Of The two townships
making Greensboro. Giimer & Morehesd al $685., 600
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TOWN ORDINANCE,

4 e
A II meeting Of the Board Of Commissioners Of
n the town Of Hilshoroueh, April 8, 1859, the Col.
lowing ordinance was passed:
lie il ordained, by The Commissioners Of The town
Of Hillsborough, that no hog. shoat pig shall be
allowed TO run al large within the corporate limits Of
the town Of Hillsboroueh. The town constable shall
take up aud put IN pen every hog, shJal or pig
found running al large within The corporation, and
shall Immediately advertise the same al the public
scales giving proper iescrtina rs 10 marx, color,
DC aud seilIng forth that u said swine shall not be
redeemed before the Saturday week next following,
he will sell The same 10 ihe highest bider. And II
the owner any stock taken u and impounjed shall
OF before the day Of sale, (Which shall always be
the saturday week next AFTER taking up The said
stock) claim and prove any stock % advertised, he
shall pay TO The Town Constable upon delivery il the
ewner reside IN the rorporaiion fifty cents per head;
and u outside Of ihe corporation twenty-five cents
per head and In either case ten cents pee head sdd,s
onal for ieejlng said stock for every LAY said stock
shall remain In the pen after one days notice. Every
hog. shosi pig not called Cor shall 30 sold al IL
o'elnek on the day advertised.
Tho ordinance shall 60 iulo elect and bc in force
ifom aud ahet the 10th day Of May 1909.
Test. DENNIS hEARrT, Town Clerk.
May IL. IT.
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Near Y.nesyviIle, cssrelI CO., N, c.

t&E sa9 ~ %tst# April, 1869.
This is to certify that have boen suffering for Sc
verai years with chronic Bronchitis; attended with all
the symptoms Of incipeut Consumption; curing this
period, hadfregasnl hrpolrhages IRON the lungs.
also suffered greatly from enlarged TonsiIs. tried
the usual remedies ia such cases. but without salts
factory results. finally concluded to Try Dr. Miles
treatment Of caucrizing the ali passages by injection
RENAME; uLder his treatment for six weeks rejoice
10 that believe my lungs entirely relieved
will say that excison Of the louss added greatey 10
my relief. most cheeriuIly recommend this liest-
meat 10 all psisoD, similarly afflicted.
RUFUS g. EVANS.
May IS. g.. a- l1-.if
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&sss s From our Milton correspondent.
LsH week sons one broke open The tobacco barn o.
Mi. Thomas Watkins and sole sboss SO lbs Of
Leaf Tobacco. No clue u the rogucy
Las, Saturday night some one Joke open the iobsc-
co bsra q Robert Taylor and stole 900 lbs Of tobacco
Last sunday evening some one stole hog from
Pauis Lusier in snalehbps, and she found il killed
and bid in some bushes where !, hadn't sol cold.
Some one stoIs hos from Tho Widow siswsr,
near The Ned House. lwhe,s is the Law ED.)
nAaRfrn. A&hE
In Million Tuesday the lilh Inst By John L. sis-
cen Esq. Mr.. John Din 20 Miss Fannie Moore al o.
Piluyhsnia county, Va.
rms OAR (isrH)
- years age. al The harvard wheat was killed BY
heay frost. u is now cold enough for irOs,
#
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A reliable ssatlsmsn 10 this lo~a requests us %
publish the following cure Coz bons fslon which Sis
|fo,hsr has reesasly ihea and vosebes iot.
He vas nearly stsry-hsdui slsp, Cor several
l'shts--wi,h feion on The lille 6ngsr vent 10
Fhspsl Hin . sse The doctor. The doctor split d
pen, told him % put on ys paalics, and d would
Pre- upins few ssk. he ven, hons; his 6ns,r
int iun any. and he sill suffered the seulssi pain.
g mother told him 70 sss load ires ssd pu, on !.
DID -; and was Immediately relieved. Afer two
iAfee hours The belly Of the toad wss turned black
4 The hss fslI cH dead. The man eel into swec,
eP and slept iii evening. 10 The svenins he sot
p'hsf toad aad Tied u sfeusd his finger he ielI
rep and waking In che night be found the frog gone.
neri morning Ne found the frog under BIZ bed
swept b ou. doors where Il died As for himself
went 10 hosing corn that day. We can refer 10
q tho most correct citizens Of our town for The
,h Of this statement. %
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lIalimx-y Va.
Prom ear MiI,on eorre.ponaent

From cur Milton correspondent.
One nighiiast week some one broke inio The Ora.
mary q Mr.. WiIkins Bruce q his Plsnis,ion some 8
pailss from Million. in HsliAI county VA and stole
a.bauels ofeosa and bushels Of Peas Abel Jack
son bis manager. had jus cleaned The peas ready Cor
planting. s4t, saa
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Peter Zones, ssiI. srspplns. blaek man 10 ibis
plses. ihs aahs day Iied barrel Of leaf tobacco BY
abe chine 9Th his teeth, and sssish,sains himself
|up. threw Il ossr his head. The barrel Of tobacco
weighed IS POard.' I.was done upon wager, and
vas witnessed BY several q our eilzsus,
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2PARaGRAMS.

T
6rChaiictte has an ice cream garden.
Potatoes in Indiana l6cts abnshel.
6 Blackberriesin Mobile 10 cts quart.
GrA ferocious ca, in Indiana scratched
out a boys eye. Y 1865
s@-Petersburg has nineteen policemens
fiieeR are white men and four are negroes.
WA Norway rat in Ohio attacked
brood Of chickens and was killed BY The old hen.
/ Ey The ladies Of the Episcopal church In
DanyilIe are getting up .strsvbeny Feast"
s6r"l'l bite. III bite r. exclaimed poor
fellow in Ksntuety . DO died from hysrophobia.
1d-In the Institute at Lexington lva.)
revival has been carried on BY tbs Lexington clergy
TCount De Walleck, Of Paris, is only
ios years old, and just II years ago he actually had
son born to him.
0sAn Arkansas man in New York is
sadio be as black as jnk on one side and white Is
chalk on 'tOthsr, Hesyery shy.
p9-Seventeen Swiss Immigrants have ar.
rived u GoIJsboro The Messenger states thai the
majority ofihem went into Wilson county.
p0-Miss Nancy Adams. Of Danyile. is
an old maiden lady near 20 who has cut her third eel
oftrelh. has worn specs aud can do soms real
pretty embroidery.
HS-James Grant. the murderer Of Pollard,
has made sn engagement, with the Richings Opera
Troupe and will begin bis professional tour next fall
He is splendid basso. go. i. se,E--
s0The Greensboro Patriot says The
Rev. q. II. Wiley. Sho has filled so many imponapi
positions in our State, len bis home in GuiIford for
new field Of labor in tennessee. last week. y
par0ur town Hillsboro is historic. She
has furnished Gosernors:s supreme Court Judges:
several Superior Count Judges: . United states
Senators; and Is nov the home of the purest states
man in the land, the Hos. wILLIAx A. GRAHAx.
TThe Greensboro Patriot SAYS tina.
the Townsville Female College win hold lis Annual
Commencement on The End and Ord Of June, and
thai the Rev. w. Mangum win deliver The Addrss.
on THURSDAY a. u o'clock. II
sSrA dentist in Vienna put in set Of
csih for lady Of high rank, who decIiued 70 .sle
his bill lie just advertised the teeth 10 be sold
again, and . be seen in The mouth u madam, calling
her name. She paid The money Immediately. II
ia man named G. B. Davis while on
irial for perjury In New York suddenly exclaimed.
Its be-" and drawing black bottle be drank is
contents. Hsdeelared Il was poison; the case wa.
continued % see u The prisoner was playing Off
pWThe Richmond Dispatch says that
one Of ihs most hish-toned vHgInians wa. writing
letter for one Of his slaves and when he got 10 The
bottom be asked. -Do you wan. 10 say anything
morei' aNo,' said he. asass 80, 'cep,n YOU
put IN de word aof,uiilsiandia- dsls good word
pSrA Mrs. Reid in Campbell county (va)
while under g Of deaneemen, approached the bed.
side where slept her With bis wife and liuIe one
and was 20 the set Of braining The wife and child
with Gre shovel when herson sprsns up and nm
der sudden impulse hi, her with anal s,ick rom
The efeat Of which she died. s
ErThe Rev. II. G. Hill Is expected 10 preach a,
the Presbyterian church on Thursday evening ii
candle light. $780,
~-~~~~-~->-~~--~~---.
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TOWN 'rAyES.

A q meeting Of The Board Of Commissioners. the
% following taxes were imposed Tor The use q The
Town ior The present year.
On each sle0 oircal estate SO cents one dollar on
The poll; on each dog so cents; on carrisges hug.
eies and Hucks, one pee cen, on the value; Pistols
bowie knives and sword canes. 50 cents each; goLl
watches 90 cents each, al other watches IS csuls
each.
Test ID. llEARrT, Tt.
Nay 10. i7-Js
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gatal 9ipminlsat.
WN n. HE.aRNE e. CO..

special Assnts for The North Carolina Press. and
General Agents tor tho Collection Of Claims Of every
description throughout the Stale. Office GoldsboIo
NC. $500 ~
Are authorised Asentsfor the HlLIspono' RscosDER-
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Thanks.

MnH. N. Brown win psrdOn v for aetno-leds-
ing sia ibis msnner delicious strawberry ues,
were made the recipient Of At her generous hands
OH Anderson. how're wish yea could have shared
thsm With Us. so large. rosy, tempting. isiey--
isskss siis We see them In our dreams nos.
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MOTION.

nOl lOE.
Mrs. AMELIA GORDON would inform her mn.
~ ny friends in and around Marlborough that she
Is prepared TO do oil kinds d nice Millinery siss
cheap and favorable charges ss can Be desired. she
learned her business under Mrs. Mary Read-sud
with her has been ever since she moved 10 Charlotte
until recently. She can he seen al Miss Martha u.
lcys' The public are respectfully invited TO como
and give her trial before they engage wotk elss.
wheie. ft - .s-+.. ~
May 5. i6--3t