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HENRY r. HELMEOLD'S IMPROVED
ROSE WASH

ltNiNl4 " -ADll
cannot be surpassed rs a Face Wash, and will be
found the only specific remedy in every species Of
Cutancous Affection. Ii speedily cradicates Pim-
rles, Spots, Scorbutc Dryness. indurations of the
Cutaucous Membrane, etc, dspcls Redness and
lucipieut inflammation. Hives. Rash, Moth Patches,
Drvue,s of Scalp or skin Frost Bites and all pur-
poses for which Salvcs or Oiutments are used re-
stores the skin 20 state OF purity and soitness, and
insurcs continued healthy action to the tissues OF
its vessels, on which depends the agreeable clear
ness and yivacity of complexion SO much sought
and admired. But however valuable as a remedy
for existing defects of the skin, IL. I. Ielmbods
Rose Wash has long sustained its principal claim
AQ np5oouded patronage, by possessing qualities
wSica render it a Toilet Appendage Of the most
Supcr1tive and Cougeuial character, combining
Pa an elegant formula tSosc prominent requisites,
Safety and EGcacy-the inyariable accompani-
mcn', N Its u,e-as q frcscrvStive and RetreSher
0f TIE Complexion. IL /, an excellent Lotion for
Diseases OF "a Syphtic Nature, and as an injection
for diseases Of the riuary Organs, arising from
tabi,sH dissipation, used in cenneedoS with the
Extracts Guchu Sarsaparrilla and Catat ba Grape
Pills. in stch diseases a. recommended, ednnot be
surpassed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-04-15

1T. UELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU o.
Cures diseases arising from lmprudenccs, Habits
40 Dissipation etc. in all their stages, At little
pcusc, little or no change in diet no Inconvenience
aud mo- exposure. IL causes airequcnt desire, and
gives strength 10 Urnate, thereby removing OBJ
,tructions preventing and curing structures Of the
UrCtha, allayiAg Pain and inflammation, so frequent
in thi, class ct diseases and expelng all Poison
uus matter.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-04-15

Thomas W. Davis, in Charlcstown, for the
purpose Of chu1ucting the business of Making and
Repairing Wagons, Ploughs, Harrows, &c, and
Blacksmithing. Experienced in the business, we
propose to turn out only work Of the very best de-
scription. Repairing done. with promptitude.-
Farmers can rely upon speedy and substantial e1-
ecution of work entrusted to us
Particular attention given to HORSESHOE
ING. Terms reasonable =:
50, = !. MARTIN !. AVIS L BRO.
January 9e. is1i-ly.
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I }

Ftl. and explicit directions accompany the med
Flfieaces or tie most responsible and reliable
character firhishCd on application, with hundreds
~ thousands Of living witnesses. and upward Of
so C'O unsolicited certificates and recommendatory
letters, mdnt ofwhich are from the highest sour
ees. including eminent Physicians Clercyme5,
Statesmen, etc. The ftdEric!or Eas never rcsprl-
cd 10 their publication in the newspapers; he does
not DO this from the fact that his articles rank
Standard Preparations and do not need 10 be
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-04-15

BEING PREPARED EXPRESSLY FOR THE
Ejove complaints, its Blood-Purifying properties
are Greater than any other preparation OF Sarsa-
par,Il ltglyes the complexion clear and heal
thy Color and Restores tho patient to state Of
health and purity. For Purifying the Blood, Ro-
moving all Chroulc Constitutional Diseases ari-
sing from an Impure State OF the Blood, and the
only Reliable and Ehectus known Remedy for
the Cure Of Pains and Swellings Of the Bones. u
cerations Of the Throat and Legs Blotches, PIN
pies on the Face, Erysipclas and all Scaly Erup-
tiohs u the skin, and Beautiying the Complexion
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IL II. IIELNIBOLD,s

Genuine Preparations.
Delivered to any address. Secure from obser-
ton.
Established upward of Twenty years. Sold by
DRUGGISTS everyNherr. Address letters for inior-
nation, iu confidence. % HENRY I. HELM
BOLD, Druggist and Chemist.
Only Depots. T. 7. HElMBQLD'S Drug and
Chemical Warehouse, No. se' Broadway, y. y,
or To- II. +. HELMBOLU'S Meiital Depot lui
South Tenth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Beware of Countcrtcits Ask for HENRY T.
HELMBOLD'S. Take no other.
June n lST0-lv.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-04-15
IIENRYT. IlELMBOLD

FGubold'sE Extract Duchu Diurctic and Blood
Purifying and cures all diseases arising from ha-
bits of Dissipation. Excesses and lmprudcnces in
life. Impurities of ttc Blood. etc, Supcrscdiug
Corabia in Affection f9r which it is used. and Sy
philitc Adcctious-in 'bese diseases used in con
ncction Yih lIclmbold's Rose Wash.
LIDIE&
h msnv affections peculiar 30 ladies, the Ex-
.rac. Guchu is uucqualled By any other remedy
as in ChlorosiS or Retention, lrrcgularity, Pain
fuIrcss or Suppression or Customary Eyacuatious,
Iceratcd or SchirrUs state Of the UteraS, Leucor-
rhUa or Whites. SteriIity, and for all Complaints
incident o. thcscx whether arising from lndiscrc
tion or Habits of Dissipation. IL is prescribed eX
trusiycly hy the most eminent Physicians and Mid
wives for Enfccblcd and delicate Constitutions Of
b,fl s,Nes and all ages
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-04-15

AMississippi thief the other LAY stole the
heaviest carpet-bas he coull lud in the depot,
and after carrying it five n'les, opened it and
found the eon.eils 10 be ha.la hundred ElLl.s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-04-15

IIENRYT. HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPAIlLLA

Will radically cxterminate from the system ScrO-
fula. syphilis, Fever Sores, Ulcers, Sore Eyes,
Sore Legs, Sore Mouth, Sore Head, Bronchitis,
Skin Diseases Salt Rheum, Cankers Running
from the Ear, White SwellingS, TumOrs, Cancer
Gus Affections, Nodes, Rickets Glandular Swell
rugs Night Sweats, Rash, letter, Humors of all
kinds, Chronic rheumatism, Dyspepsia, and all
diseases that have been established in the system
for years.
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FOR RENT.

/ HAVE for Rent Seventy five Acres of Sod and
Il Glover land for Corn and Wheat Crop The
land is on Cat tail The terms are one half Of the
Corn crop aud two-hfths OF the Wheat crop. Fur
tbcr particulars will be made known.
.tgI y. SILT FRANCIS YATES
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NOTICE.
STRAW WANTED.

rTHE VIRGINIA PAPER COMPANY Of Hall
town, will De prepared 90 purchase
Straw OF All Kinds,
an and after the Ist of August, either in the stack
NJ delivered 40 Tie Nill no llallt"wn.
Apply to John II. Sli!der or 90 the NIil-.
trly lt. lsGJ-tt
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= M. I5clt1hnoNcl..

ATTORNEY ATLAW,
Shephordstown. ". "a.
hARTICULAR attention given 90 collection OF
Claim, in jefferson and adjoining counties,
ana al rcmtt1nccs mst1 Promptly,
Nu.cutcr 3. l>tJ-iy.
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TO fIIi1 FARNIERS;
Millers and Others

COUNTIES or JEFFGRs3S i czlR6R.
HATING associated ourselves in business for
the purposes Of the above Card, we will pay
for Wheat Flour, Corn and all other kinds OF Prof
duce the highest market prices In CASH, or will
Receive and Forward on Commission, making salee
anu '''"' H' - ''' ''''' sTARRf LOCK.
Oharlestown Depot, Jan. 10, 1867.
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CLEON MOORE,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Ct1rls,to.-r J.Fer.on County w.. Io.
WILL practice in Jefferson and adjoining
w counties.
OFFICE in IIood's Building, opposite % Carter
House"
Feb {, le7l-ly.
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va. Orders for all kinds of Merchandise, SAL,
Fish; 11astor, Guano, and the various Fertilizers
and Farming Implements promptly filled.

l 'si. .'.,. '', ''''--'+' -
Daniel Miller & Co., Howard, Cole Co., Carroll,
Adams d Neer Stoneburncr 6 Richards. Hoffman,
Staley 4 Go. and Drs. Clagett Walls, Baltimore; !;
John Jsnncy, Esq, Leesburg, Va; Lewis McKen-
zc, Esq, Pres. 4. l.. d II. r. r.: Charles W.
Button, Esq Lync,rburg, Va. Col. J.. T. Moore,
Winchester, Va; John Il. London, ESQ, Rockh.li,
S. c.; John H. Williams Esq, Fred. Co. Bank; /;
Samuel b. Preston, Washington Co., Nd.
Jalv s, lS69-tf.
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ISunc FOuISc'
ChnI.Ic@ DaN-iCsl.

ATTtENEY AND COUNSEILOI AT LAW,
Ho-per.- Ferry, Wess Viryiiio,
IXrlLI attend 90 business in all tie Co1r.s of
w this STATE.
Nov ~. 1860.
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DIR. G. 7. RICHARDSON,
PhNSiCiuh * Sturgeon,

CUARLESTONN, VIRGINIA.
Messages left 40 his residence or az the Drug
Store OF Asquith q Brother vill receive prompt
attention.
January ?, lSGS.
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AndrCw IIuntcr,

Solicitor in Matters of Bankruptcy,
HAVING specially prepared Tor the business
and not being excluded from the United
State, Courts; viii prosecute. diligently, all APP
plicatons for the benefit of the late Bankrupt law,
committed o. him.
+-.J, fIe will regularly attend the Federal Court
at CIarks5urg, and elsewhere as the cases may re-
tairt.
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10 " I7V'1F'''1I NF'F
seng, Butter, Eygs, &C., &c.
No. Al South Howard STREET. ...
BALTIMORE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-24
THE JUDICIAL FIGHT IN UTAH.

The MOneycd Rings COalcse with tho Nor.
Federal Judicnry-Nevada Senators at tho
Head of the Alliance.
SALT LAKE, Utah, June %, 1871.
The fight between the California Nevada rings
and the United States officials OF this Territory Ii
assuming high proportions. The ring expects to
capture every place here in the gift OF President
Grant. Finding that their nrst plans wer0
too weak ana the resistance OF the citl-
zens OF every class here too strong, they
have, 1t Is stated. joined hands with the
Mormons, and propose to administer affairs here for
the joint benefit OF the high contracting parties. 1t
is grand trial of strength between the Bank or
California, the san Francisco ring and the Nevada
Senators and their ring and the United states Uni
Gals, backed by the entire Gentle and liberal inu
OF the Territory. The former expected to carry
of the judiciary and the richest mines IN Utan at
the first attack. The attempt has failed. All
the prominent Senators in the East have
been informed OF the situation and
are now consolidated against the "ring."
The assaIlants brag to-day that Chief Justice Nc
Kean and Judge Strickland are removed and that
they will have the scalps OF the other officials In
few days. They have been working secretly for
months for this and IL Is not believed here by our
best citizens that the President has carried out
their scheme.
The fight is growing intense and bitter. All nope
that the ring Will be defeated.
Our mines are developing marvellOusy WELL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-24
A NJ u S E n < N T 5

CENTRAL PARK GARDEN.-TheOdOre Thomas took
his benefit on Thursday evening before an audience
that completely filed the garden and hall. II was
absolutely q dense mass OF people, anu the ladies,
who were there in strong force, seemed to have
taken advantage OF the occasion to display their
newest and choicest costumes. long line or prI-
waite carriages outside suficient guarantee Of
the fashionable character OF the assemblage, and
one was surprised at the attention paid to the
music very different from what Is the case at the
Academy on opera nights. But then the audience
at the opera Is seldom favored with good
music, while at this garden the best
music Is always given. Such an orchestra as that
over which MIR. Thomas Yields his patton Is sufficient
attraction alone To draw every lover OF music to the
garden. The programme Tor the benefit comprised
many works never before heard In this country. the
principal one being the "Kaiser March," by Wagner.
written in honor OF the Kaiser Wilhelm. Mr.. Ber-
nard Listemann, violin, Mr.. Ernest Apply cello,
solos. and large military band played during the
intermssons or the orchestra. Six new pieces were
In The programme last night. In fact, during the
forty concerts already given tnere have been nearly
two hundred works presented for the first time in
America. The magnitude OF the task OF arranging
and rehearsing different programme every even
ing can only be appreciated by the musician. Mr..
Thomas Is constantly receiving new music from
success which has attended him this season IL but
just reward Of his great services In the cause Of
music
THR GRAND OPERA HoUsE.-The managers OF
the Grand Opera House-Messrs. Mark Smith, ].
L, Vincent and N. Dcverna-are to have q benefit
this evening" The opera Of the Bohemian Girl"
will be the attraction, with the following artists
IN the principal rOes:-Mlle Rose Hersee, Miss
Goodwin Messrs Brookhouse Bowler, Henri
DraytOn and Arthur Howell COstas Ballet Will en-
liven the entertainment with some OF Its terpsi-
chOrean touches
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

KINGSTON, IA, juno %, 1871.
Advices from Hayti to the 9Th instant announce
that the Assembly was still discussing the condition
Of the national finances
THE UNITED STATES STEAMER swATARA-rIGHT BE-
TWEEN BAEZ AND CABRAI.
Dispatches received from ST. Thomas to the 18th
instant state that the United States war steamer
Swatara had left St Domingo on the 12th and that
on the 4th The troops OF Baez, numbering from
1900 to 1880, had attacked about equal number
OF Cabral's forces at San Juan. The latter were de-
feated with heavy loss, including two cannon cap
tured, General st. Clair killed, and eighteen pri-
soners and the camp equipage taken. When Cabral
saw that 1t was necessary for him to retreat ne
ordered the powder magazine to be fired, which was
none, and nearly the whole OF the town Of San JUAN
according to report, destroyed. President Baez.
during the action, remained at Aqua, but has re-
turned to the capital since.
The United States steamer Nantasket was at
Samano at the date of the latest dispatches.
The United States steamer Swstara. after coalng
will return to st. Domingo.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON Monty MARKET.--LoNDoN, June - go p.
M-Consos closed 1t Via for both money and the
count United States fvewenty bonds 1854. 500 1855, old
9Oh; 1857 80; tcn.fortes, ssA -
S3f. 10. :.
FRANKFORT Monty MARKgT.-FRANKToRr, June 81
EveningUned States fvetwepy bonds closed At s6s for
the OF 1852. -
4:3O r. A-Thc market closed quiet middlins uplands
sIsd: mdding reans, Skd sid. The sales Of the day
have been S0o bales Including 7 for export and specuIa
ton sales cotton ships named NJ New Orleans have
been made nj SD FOR middling.
TRADE RxPoRT-xA cHysrxn, june @.-Ihe market
for warns and fabrics Manchester 10 quiet but hrm
. LivrRrooL Provisions MARKEr.-Liv ERPooI June
Cheese, b 3D. per for the best grades Of American
nne Beef s Sd per OF 304 bs for extra prime mess
Lard, as. per cwt ,.. So
2-WheAt los 3d. lvs l0d per Genital for new red west
spring, and lis 3D. Tor red winter The receipts OF
wheat Al this three days have been 2O0V
quarters OF which 800 were American Flour 80 I'd per
Dbl for Western Corn SIS Cd quarter for new
LONDON PRopUcE MARKHT-LoNDos, June 3-Evcn-
ng-Caicutta inseed, DIS. Common rosin, ~ per cwt
LIynRroOI PRopuoE MARgEr-LIvERrooL, June 2s-
Evening.-Lnsesd OIL LIB EJ3 w. per tont Common
rosin, g. ID. 70. per cwt
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SUICIDE IN A HOTEL.

On the 14th inst. man about thrty-rwO years Of
age registered his name at the Frankfort House as
f. K. Williams, New Jersey, and was assigned
ROOM He remained at the hotel and made no ac-
quantances, being somewhat melancholy, which
led all who saw him surnise that some trouble
was the Of his singular actions. On Thursday
night at a late hour he went to HIS
day afternoon the 'cham BERNARD endeavored to get
into the ro0m but was prevented on account OF the
door being locked from the inside. At nve O'Clock
yesterday afternoon the door was forced open and
the occupant found lying the ped, with has face
to the wall dead. the bed being saturated with
blood. ON stand near Inc BED was found q bottle
OF laudanun, partially drank, and package OF
arsenic. There also q deed for some property
at Vernon, N. J. In his pocket was found $3.50 IN
money. The Coroner has been notified and will
nOlu an inquest to-day.
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$>-..',-'-'''
THE OCEAN RACE TO-DAY.

Rare Yachting sport Proulised-Grnnd Re-
satsa for the "WslIack Cup"-Entries and
Sailing Instructions.
To-day the grand ocean regatta will take place
from buoy No. s. Off sandy Hook, TO a stakeboat or
the West End Hotel, Long Branch Tor the splendid
cup offered by MI Lester Walack to the scnooners OF
the New YORK Yacht Club feet. ne view OF the
may be had from the beach at Long Branch, as the
stakeboat will be moored close to the shore.
Although perhaps, there will not be az
many spectators to-day as the regatta OF
Thursday brought together, yet It will be well
worth witnessing. There are twelve crack schooners
entered to contest and all those who noted the per-
Torrance OF the leaders In the late race Will be very
anxious TO see them the broad ocean, where there
is stir breeze and white caps on every hand. The
race will be sailed according TO the rules OF the New
York Yacht Club and with time allowance The FOL
lowing list embraces the names OF the Intended
racers, owners lengths on water line and basis Of
time allowance in cubic feet.--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-24
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

KINGSTON, ia, June %, 1871.
Dates from Caracas, Venezuela, are TO the 9th.
General Salazar had gone to New Yo,k, on his way
to Europe for pleasure trip He settled his difii-
culties with Blanco by accepting large amount OF
money and leaving the country. This destroys the
chances OF the success of any revolution against
Blanco. The remaining bands OF revoutionists are
Of little account.
FITTING OUT AN EXPEDITION AGAINST CUBA.
The Cubans residing in Venezuela, together with
Quesada, are said to be assembling at Puerto Ca
belo and preparing for some expedition.
THE PROGRESS OF THE WEST INDIAN CABLE.
The laying OF the cable Is progressing favorably,
and already II has reached Guadalupe and the
Dominica Islands.
The steamer Florida remains IN port but 1t Is said
she Will go to Laguayra, Venezuela, at the end OF
the month.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-24

A Republican Editor On Affairs In Alabama
Perfect Security for Lite and Property
Throusheut the State.
MONTGOMERY, June 80 1871.
The Ddi,v STATE Journal, the organ OF the repub-
lican party In Alabama, In It's issue this morning
says:-we have lived In this State for more than
quarter OF century, and have never felt insecure
IN person or property account OF political opinion.
We are sincere IN our repubcanism, and we feel
safe because we love our people and honestly
believe that are pursuing course that VIII
rebound to their peace happiness and prosperity.
Those men who call themselves republicans ana
who are continually trying TO get into office, stirring
mn disorder and strife and poisoning the minds OF
voters In dens at midnight, wnen honest men
and sincere republicans are plotted against, simply
because they are honest and and have social
standing IN the community, may ieel unsafe. We
endorse such libes upon the whole people OF our
STATE Radical vultures, Ku Klux Office seekers OF
every party are doing us more harm as people
than all the libes ever written. We believe that
every honest man Is safe In Alabama no matter
that his politics are.
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FIR a N g e.
The State Of Siege Of Paris
Not to be Raised.
~~~~~~~~~~~~>e~>~>~>~~~~~~~o~
RL0UGHED TREASURERS RECALLED.
Ex-PIefect Pietri to Return
to Paris.
THE COURTS MARTIAL GUARDED
~~o~~~~>>r~>~~~>~~~>~~
Quarrel Between Citizens and
Prussian Officers.
PARTISAN POLITICAL APATHY
Continued Arrests-Respectably Dressed
Prisoners Sent to Versailles.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

VERSAILLES, June %, 1871.
stated that 1t would be inopportune to raise the
state Of siege OF Paris for the present. but the gov
eminent would allow the citizens every liberty in
the coming elections inconsistent with the public
safety. The public utterance OF insurrecti0nary
trines and innammatory appeals could not be per-
mltted.
REVISING GAMBErTA's DEGREES.
The Assembly appointed the committee, previously
agreed to revise the DEGREES OF the governments
OF Tours and Bordeaux.
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CUBA.
The Instruction Not Yet Extinct almasedas
Troops Marching Against the Insurgents.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, June %, 1871.
valmaseda arrived at vertlentes yesterday, where
he had disembarked his troops, and is now march
ing towards Guayabal and Santa Cruz.
Cespedes Is at San Pedro, near Guamaro.
The Insurgent General Luis Figuergo, with large
force, passed the Caut0 river, accompanied by
General Pacheco q son OF Cespedes
The Spanish Minister to Mexico has arrived at the
capital.
A telegraph line from Ciego de Avila to Jucarro
has been established.
The insurgent Captain Manuel Rodriguez has
been killed.
surrendered insurgent led the Spaniards to
Espnosa's encampment, and in the night which en-
sued Espinosa was wounded and five OF his party
killed.
Tomorrow Is q holiday here.
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or the Stetson House West End HoteD Long
Branch, and return 20 the starting point
Private signals must be carried at the main peak
throughout the race. Any yacht falling TO comply
with TINS regulation will be ruled out.
The steamboat Seth Low, furnished for the use OF
the regatta committee and members Of the press,
Will leave foot Of DesDrosses street this morning at
haf-past egnt precisely.
The Dreadnaught Will accompany the yachts over
the course. She was lowered from the larger screw
dock yesterday morning having, while out OF
water. had the twenty-five tons ~ pig iron ballast
In her hold replaced by IONS OF lead cast into
the body OF her Keel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-24

The time OF the sloop Breeze was not taken, being
the only sOOp OF her class entered Tor the Regatta
cup.
The time of the sloops Coming, Kaiser Wilhelm /.
and Peerless was not calculated, because they were
entered only Tor the subscription Cup.
he following yachts nave taken prlZes:-
.SchOOners.-Tidal Wave, the Regatta, Subscrip-
ton and Challenge Cups.
Moops-First Class-Addie, the Regatta, Subscrip-
ton and Challenge Cups.
Sioops-Srcond Cass.-Breeze, the Regatta Cup.
The Madeleine, in collision OF the Lgntsnlp. los {
the head OF her l0remast and split f0resail.
The Alice, In nearing the Southwest Spit, carried
away part OF her foregaff.
question having arisen as to which Is the buoy
of the southwest spit the committee repOrt:-Tn at
buoy No. 81 Is the buoy on the Southwest Spit.
Their decision has oeen confirmed and supported
by information received from Captain Wymans,
United states Coast survey. Washington, ID. e.; Geo.
w. Blunt President Board OF Pilot Commissioners,
and the "United States Notice to Mariners, No. 49,"
April, 1871
we are, very respectfully, your obedient servants
PHILIP SCHUYLER.
STUART NJ. TAYLOR
WIN. BUTLER DUNCAN.