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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-07

NEW York, August Ga dispatch
from Thousand Islands says that the Pres
ident in tn interview, yesterday, stated
that he considered the result in North
Carolina victory for the Republicans.
He was not anxious fora second term,
but consented % receIYe the nomination
simply because he thought that the best
way Of discovering whether n majority
Of his countrymen believed what was al
legged against his administration and
against himself personally The asperi
ties Of the election camptign he added
will give my political opponents, and my
personal enemies IN opportunity to say all
that can be SAID against me. All those
who have treated me unfairly have now o
chance to declare themselves, He did
not, personally, COvet the Presidency a
second term. but wished test of the
sentiments Of his fellow citizens in his
behalf
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MILWAUKEE, August 8.-There was. a
destructive Ere at midnight last night At
Minneapolis, Miun. Il originated 10
schatter's barn, near the Union school
house, consuming the fine residences OF G,
n. Cushman, A. N. Shay, ]. E. Bell, the
German N. E. Church, and the residence
OF Dr.. Leonard. The flames next spread
to the fine building, consisting Of three
residences, owned by Clark Linton &
Sons. Total loss $4,000.
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Col. mo,hr and DR.. MI,hsr,,

WARRESroS, Va, August e.-TherO
has been no meeting between Col. Mosby
and Dr.. Withers, and a duel Is not expec.
ted. Itisas exceedingly annoying to both
gentlemen as II Is 10 their friends that the
irritable and sensational rumors have
been published concerning them. Col.
Mosby has gone to Jordan Springs and
DR.. Wither5 is attending 10 his business
in Warrenton.
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PROVIDENCE, August e.-Horace Gree.
ley was al clam bake, this afternoon, at
Silver Spring. There was 4 moderate
gathering Of people TO greet him, but no
especial demonstration was made.
PROVIDENCE, August 6.-Horacc Gree.
ley, after the clam bake at Silver Spring,
became the guest Of Hon Thomas Davis,
Of North Providence, where he remains
tonight. He starts northward In the
morning.
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Miss MAGGIE HAaoERrY Of TGrrytown,
n. j., recently horsewhipped a man be
cause he had named his mare after her
and then entered the beast Tor race with
another mare named Josie Mansfield, and
placarded the two names side by side al
over town, which Miss Maggie considered
au insult and an injury.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-07

A FRIEND OF the Christid RCgtster writs
clergyman that he has got so far into
politics as to hurrah for Or, but dosen't
know whether to end with "Ant" or
"eelcy." The clergyman "a Grant mani
REPLIES by referring him to Proverbs, vi,
Q: "QO to the ant, thou sluggard."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-07

PITTSBURGH, August GA match game
Of billiards was played in Washington, D.
C., by Mr.. Davis, OF Pittsburgh, and Mr.
Pierce. It was game Of $40 points, and
Davis won. The largest run was 50
points, equal 70 81 per cent Of the bIgges,
run ever made in America, It was al
done In twenty minutes.
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PITTSBURGH,

PGTrsBURoH, August GA special To
the Post Of this city says that the Demo
cras OF Beaver county have instructed
for Hon. William McClellGnd for Con.
gress, Resolutions were unsnlmouSlv
adopted endorsing Greeley and Brown
and denouncing the actions Of the editor
Of their local paper, charging him Will
working in the interests Of the Tammany
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EVANSVILLE, August Ga special to
the JouTHd! this morning says that two
brothers named Peter and Matthew
George were smothered in Newcomb's
coal mine at Eewburg by choke damn,
Matthew was smothered in attempting 10
save his brother, and two other persons
IN attempting TO save them came near
losing their lives.
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Az observant traveller In the New Eng.
land States was quite surprised TO find
very many Democrats in every town who
will vote for Grant in preference to H. G.
He adds: " II Grant does not get three
times as many Democratic votes as Gree.
ley does soreheads, lam greatly mistaken" )"
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QUEENSTOWN, August 6.-Arrrived-
The Oceanic, PSrthiA and Nebraska from
New York,
NEW York, August 6.-Arrived-Thc
Glasgow and City ot New York from
Liverpool.
SOUTHAMPTON, August 8.-Arrived-
The steamer West from New York.
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IT iSpleasant to note now and then
amid the fury and bitterness OF the present
political contest occasional instances of
the amenities Of journalism which are for
the most part too apt to be forgotten. The
Missouri Democrat states that Miss Laura
8. Webb, the publisher Of the sprightly
sheet known as South s. Louis, annouu.
CeS that she is ION the fence" in politics,
and calamity expresses the hope that "she
has had the good fortune to find fiatrail."
We wish this kindly consideration for the
feelings Of others were more prevalent in
these roaring times.
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Conrres,tOnaI Convention.

DETROIT, August 6.-The Republican
Convention in the Seventh District, TO-
day, renominated D. D. Connor, Of Port
Huron, Tor Congress.
Hon. Lorenzo Mason, one Of Detroitl
best men, died last night at Rocky Point
r. l, where he had goAc for the benefit
of his health.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-07

A YOUNG white girl in Michigan, desir.
ing to marry a mulatto, and being unable
to take the oath that abe had colOred blood
in her, tapped her swain's arm with a
pen knile, sopped piece ol bread In the
blood, swallowed it. hurried to the squire's
office, swore she had African blood in her
and was duly married.
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THE FosroRIA (ohio) RerieIo has the
following "Wanted-The banner carried
In this place at Vallandigham meeting
in 1868, representing Horace Greeley hug
ging negro wench. As the Democracy
has no further use for it, and will pay 9
liberal reward for its delivery at this Of
hce"
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SoNE Of the Western newspapers are
establishing buzz saws in their editorial
departments These destructive instru'
mGnts are intended for the fieud in human
shape who drops in regularly to wrcstle
with the exchanges-Louisriae Courier
Lotrp1I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-07

TBE.pSSsengers on train on the Chesa.
peake 4 Ohio road had quite enough Of
excitement for ono day last week. There
was a rough and tumble fight at one
station, a discovery Of smallpox case at
tAe next, and the arrest OF an clipping
couple Rt the third.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-07

Pour days more and the time will at.
rive when, as predicted by q European
philosopher last winter, Plantamour com.
Ct will knock our great globe and all
L contains into atoms. The 10th OF Aug
ust Is tho date,
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Weather Report.
wAR DEPLRrNEET,
OFFICE Or THE CHIEF SIGSLL OFFICER, :
WARRINGTON, u. C., August 6-1:s0F. 4.

Continued rains, with southwesterly
winds on the upper lakes to night, extend
ing eastward over the lower lakes We'd
ucsday, with clearing weather aud north.
erly TO westerly winds in the northwest
and upper Mississippi Valley and south
eastward to the lower Ohio Valley; south
westerly winds with cloudy weather from
Ohio 10 New York, and thence northeast,
ward over New England. Partly cloudy
weather, with occasional rains and south.
castcrly winds, on the South Atlantic, and
northerly to eas,Crly winds and partially
cloudy weather on the guilt
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SPAIN.

MADRID, August 6-Ths hAprrSI
speaking OF the Cuban iuSurroction, SayS
1850 rebels have been killed, 5000 sub.
mitted TO the Spanish authorities. and
lO,OO0 horses, 5000 EmS and ., 900 swords
been captured.
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AxAN In Tennessee was struck by light
ming tho other day and literally driven
into the ground; but II the Jonesboro Flag
is to be relied on, he soon shook himself
out Of the dirt and Is likely TO recover
frSm his premature interment
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New YoRK, August 6,-President
Grant leaves the Thousand Islands, TO-
morrow morning, for Long Branch, by
the way OF 0gdensburg and Lake Cham
plain A public reception will be giyeE
him at 0ydensburG
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REDUCED FREIGHTS WEST
WARD.
RumOrs OF an Ultimate Increase IN
Charges,

AtA meeting on Thursday In this city
OF representatives Of the Erie, the New
York Central, and the Pennsylvania
Railroads, reduction OF from 40 TO 90
per cent in the tariff rates for the west
ward transportation OF irciEhts was
agreed upon. The following table Of the
old and new rates per hundred weight,
Tor flrst.Class freight, will indicate the
very material changes which have been
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on returning to New York the other
day, the owner Of an elegant residence
which he had left in charge OF the ser.
wants, for the summer, found that II had
been sub-let to 9 tailor, who had It filled
with his employees
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A DORM cans Of tomatoes exploded In
Nashville hotel tho other night, creating
the impression that midnigh Rssassins
were busily at work, Shouts Of "murdeI
and "thieves" occurred at q lively rat(
until the mystery was solved.
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MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, August 6.-Dr. De La Rookie,
3 wsIl.known dFuggiSt, EuIcided Last night
with chloroform during . ct Of mania
potu.
The Congressional Convention Of the
Democracy oI the Ninth District, meetl
here tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-07

TIE child lost some time since at
Quincy, III, and supposed to have been
captured In possession of beggar at New
Castle, Del, turns out not TO be the one
lost from Quincy, The question now is,
whose child is heI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-07

"NREr me, Horace, by the River Is
the title OF piece Of campaign music
lately issued. The author OF the ballad
Is supposed to-B. GratL Brown; and It
Is thought Horace will meet him in the
spot designated next November.
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National soIdIers' and Sailors, Con.
VentiOn,

PrTTsBURGH, August 6.-The resident
Committee having in charge the arrange.
ments for the National Soldiers and Sail.
ors, Convention, TO be held here on the
l7th OF September, at business meeting
70 day determined 10 have a grand torch.
light procession and mass meeting Of citi.
zenS during the session oflhe Convention.
Responses received from all parts of the
country indicate that the Convention will
be one Of the largest ever held in the
country. Ample arrangements will be
made 10 accommodate all who attend.
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NASSAU.

NASSAU, JulySO-VN HAVANA, August
5-Mahlon Chance, United States Consul
At this port, sails for New York on the 5tL
OF August
A supposed Cuban priyAteer, called the
Bird Rock, stopped at Long Bay, last
week, for water, and when she sailed len
two OF her crew behind, who were
brought 10 Nassau.
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-Wm. Kennedy, an inmate Of the Ma
tionAl Asylum at Milwaukee, who was
run over BY the cNS on the 18th, died on
Tuesday night
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THE TURF.
Buffalo Park Races.

BUFFALO, August 6.-The seventh Au-
nuAl meeting Of the Buffalo Park ASsOci-
alton commenced to-day under favorable
auspices. About seven thousand persons
were present. In the first race, four year
olds, six horses were entered, but only
five started. Katy GOlddust was the
winner. The following Is summary
No. !, purse 81 900, for four year Olds and
under; $500 to first, $500 10 second, $lOO
TO third. L. l.. Dorsey's g. t. Katy Gold,
dust, l, 2, /, /; s. p. Carpenters b'ke
Rowes Tommy, ., /, 2, .; George Len
denberger's c. h. Emerson, 4, 3, Q, 3; Ru-
Ius 7. Whites d. b. 6, Buse, 8, 1, distanced;
T. Laptons b. c. Tornado, distanced.
Time 2:8s, 2:3l!, 2;3li, 2:34.
The second race, eleven entries, ten
started and was won by Sleepy John in
three straight heats. Summary No. Q,
purse Of $4,000 for horses that had
never trotted better than 2:27; 5000 to
first; $2,500 to second; 1880 TO third and
81 900 TO fourth. Sleepy John, /, /, /;
Flora Belle, AZ, 4 Grand Duches, 8, 4, 0;
Red Cloud, 8, 8, 8; Dauntless, 4, 3, 9;
George, g. Z; James Il. Burke, 7, 10; 3;
Dennis, 0, 0, 8; North Star, 10 7, o; Lula,
Q, s distant Time-225, 2;25, 2:26t.
The third race, for u purse of $4,000.
was not finished, tho third heat being de-.
clared of. Crown Prince came in first,
Chamois second, Grace third. Time,
2:26s, 2:20f, 2:26i The race will DO fin.
ished tomorrow.
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND, GA man named
Patrick TimmonI wAI drowned In White
River to-day.
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5,Va0 Prizes, AnauntlnE % &30V, 900.

Tlek'tI, $40. Half Tickets, tS. QSAItsrI, q %,
"a Our lotteries are chartered By The Stata.
lEe always eEaWl a. the time named, Gnd Eil
dfANirRe are under tho supervision Of SRoTn
commissioners. S'A
E1- The .OtlsIAi drawing will bo pubi.hsa IN
the 81. Louia papers, and copy Gsnt 70 puFcbGs.
ers OF tickets. P1'S'-'
9 He win draw 9 similar scheme ths LA,
day Of evry month during the year IsT9,
y " hefnit 81 our fiik BY kEIcI NoEET
ORDERS, REdsTEhID LETTEH, DnlET ar n.
FREas. sehd ior circular. AddFeII
MURRAY, MILLER 4 CO.,
-,---,. PoItOfhee Box 2tiA.
:" tH'Ih'9t&W g. EoaIa, No.
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by he WOstsra Union uAs
oHes Northwest cor. Of HAtA GAd MGrsos 80
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EIeIuATeIJ to the Intelligence.
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"A terrible tornado occurred at Har.
risburg, last night. Many buildings were
injured and hundreds Of ICes blown
down.
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Long Branch Races.

LoNG BRANCH, August 2.-At the sec
ond days races there was a full attend
Ince. The track was In excellent cOndi.
tion. The first race for Spian stakes
valued at $500, added 10 the sweepstakes
$50 each; three quarters Of nile; entries
Meders, Tom Bowling, KittIo Clark, Col
DOrotha and AsteriOd Colt; Tom Bowling
won by several lengths; time l:15E. The
second was selling race, purse $500, fol
all ages, one mile and half; entries Gym.
Lhiana, Sanford, Henrietta, Albuera | King
Henry, Impecunious and Gerald; the race
was won by Albuera, time 2:43t. Third
race was Tor Long Branch stakes, value
$500, added 10 the sweepstakes $50 each
two miles, entries Winesap, Midday
Preakness and Alleary; won by Midday,
Preakness second, the race was so close
that Il was thought 10 be a deadNheat
time 3:45t. Fourth race for Schell cup
one mile heats, 3 In s; entries Susan Anr
and Brennus, Susan Ann won In three
straight heats; tune l:jl.l:53.l:66t.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
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The CLARKSDURG CONVENTION.
A HaETISOa County Colonel Wins
the Day.
Broken Pledges and Violated Vows
SAID 10 bs at the Bottom Of It.
Wheeling Fellows speak Their Minds
Freely.
OkeT Johnson Nowhere.
MeAEer Attendance.
Davis Delegates Refuse to 60 into
the Ring.
THE CLARESBURG CONVENTION.
MeaEer Attendance.

Davis Delegates Refuse to 60 int
the Ring.
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HELP wANTEp-FEMALEs.

~ women boys and girls to learn aud take postieRs
ecmami greater than thc supply TrOupSON'S College,
"a 4tii ay.. opposite Cuoper Institute
The New York herald., 1872-11-07

1SG WEST 2STH sta RESPECTABLE YOUNG
LoO woman a. cook in private family; understands
her business thoroughly; best city reference from her
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900 WEST nth ST., BETWEEN 7TH AND STTl
A.zA avs.--A respectable young girl chamber lid
and ir-e to do general houscwork; be well
commended rom last place.
The New York herald., 1872-11-07

900 EAST HTH STA DREsSMAKER WISHES
LAA few more engagements by the day week, or
would take work home. Call or address DREssMAKER
The New York herald., 1872-11-07

900 WEST 9TH STA COMPETENT GIRL AS
zoo seamstress and chambcrmai1; three years ex
cclient reference from last place
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AOA NEW NUMBER) SOUTH 5TH ST. BROOK
fCf lyn T. D.--A young American lady as house
keeper; Ii handy with the needle and is fond of children
is willing to make herself useful good home more essen
al than high wages Call Oh or address for one week
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7O1 LEXINGTON Av. PRESENT EMPLOYERS
l.)f young girl as chanbermaid and waitress in q
private fnmilY
The New York herald., 1872-11-07

LNARMERs.-A BOY OF IS WANTS A PLACE; CAN
II milk, drive &c; Is accustomed 10 farm; wages
much good place. Address A. b.. box 2Ji Herald
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100 WEST 18TH Stan AMERICAN GIRL
Loo chainberaid ana to do plain sewing in pri
Yate famY.
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I On HENRY ST., REAR HoUsE.--A YOUNG GIRL
IAU as chambcrmaid ani waitress in private fam
lily; good reference
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DY A YOUNG MAN, AGE 10, A SITUATION TO TAKE
ID of n team OF horses: would refer
ence from last employer Address q. l.. A., box $50,
Hnra lotfie
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f17 EAST 5TH sT, THIRD FLUOR.-A YOUNG
Of woman as housekecper or ladies' maid has a
little girl l6 months old. Address or call.
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49, good place Tor faithful honest and trust
worth woman. as nurse, to wait on lady; take
entire charge OF baby from Its BIRTH has objection
to travel.
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900 9TH AVA LADY or REFINEMENT AS
O-1O housekeeper for widower; unexceptionablc
references. Call on address Nine. SIGNHI
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TIC WEST 18TH ST., NEAR 9TH Av. REAR-A
LILO respectable Protestant girl chambermaid and
seamstress to take of growing children best ref
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must be competent in both aud willing to take entire
charge of young infant; good references Iuircd
ply before " o'clock at i0s West 55th ST. first house from
9th nv. house.
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WANTED--AN ENGLISH OR scoTCH GIRL, IN A
" family of two adults to do general houscwork,
plain cooking washing and ironing: good references
9uired Inquire Tor one week, from 10 ill o'clock, at Sl
West lth ST.
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w Sto ~ years old, for ono or more years. will be
treated as one OF the family AMI kept nicely clothcd
should pre- fer orphan. :
Mrs GORDON $50 9TH av first door above the church
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Q77 EAST 18TH ST.-TWO PROTESTANT GIRLS;
-! one as nurse and the other as chambcrmaid and
waitress; best reference.
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IN. GUTMAN & co.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
MEMS UNDERWEAR,
N. cUTMAN q cos.

SLIGHT FIRE-Last night about half
past ten o'clock an alarm Of FIRE was
sounded. which proved TO have q Icunda.
ton. The property Threatened with de-
structiou was building on the west side
Of Market Square, three or four doors
north Of Union street, occupied by a man
named R@enstine as & saloon and resi.
dence. Smoke was seen issuing from
about the hearth Of & fire place in the
second story. giving uamistGkAble eVi.
dence Of the exact location Of the fire.
Major FranZheim and several other gen.
tlemen who happened to be in the neigh.
borhood at the time, rushed up stairs, and
procuring an axe, cut q hole in the
floor. The application Of q few pals
Of water extinguished the flames before
any damage Of consequence was done.
But for the prompt action Of Major F. and
those With HIM, it might have been our
duty TO record eonasgration Of serious
character. The origin Of the fire Is IN
known, but It Is thought may be set down
TO 9 detective flue. We heard 1t asserted
that 1t undoubtedly was the result Of
matches iguited by rats or mice, and in
support Of that theory It was said there
had been no fire in the stove with which
the fue Communicated.
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HEBREW Fast OF TABERSAcLRs.-
The Hebrew Feast OF Tabernscles, the
last festival Of the Israelites before the
Passover,.began last evening. The di.
vine authority for the observance OF this
festival is found in the 33l chapter Of LIE.
vitlcus, which contains q general descrip
lion Of the ceremonies observed at this
festival, wherever any Of the race Of
Israel dwell. Branches OF palm, as q
symbol Of peace, and an ethno (apple oil
Pstadise) are borne into the synagogue,
and hosannas are sung. The orthodox
Hebrews celebrate two days at the be.
ginning OF the feast, while in the reform.
ed synsgogues one day is observed for
the beginning Of this festival Then fol.
low days of hall holiday, until the sew.
enth day, which is again observed as
whole holiday, and concludes the festi.
val Of tSbenacles by the reformed, while
two days again, the seventh and eighth,
are celebrated by the orthodox churches
aSits close.
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HIGHLY succRSFUL-Glass making at
the works in North Wheeling was com.
nenced last Saturday, and has been con.
tiuued daily since, with the most satisfac.
tory results. Nearly all the rolls yet made
have rated as No. l. We are gratified
that the necessity Of sending 10 other
points for window glass Of the first quality
no longer exists. Wheeling has an estab.
lishment that produces the article, and we
trust that the demand will fully equal the
facilities Of the company TO supply.
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POLICE CoURT.-Ths only cases before
this court, yesterday morning, were two
which have been on the docket for more
than a month. We refer TO difficulty
which occurred between Peter Maurer
and George E, Wickham on the 14th ult
The former charged the latter With as.
ssultiug him. and the latter, that Maurer
lef his horse standing in the street with.
out being hitched, or some one to look
after the animal. Two or three efforts
have been made TO dispose OIL the cases,
but failed on each occasion BY reason Of
the non.sttendance Of witnesses. Yes.
te1day morning, however, His Honor
took them up, and from the testimony he
had heard heretofore, and that presented
on the final hearing. he decided that
each party should pay one dollar and
costs,