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SHAD, HERRING s MACKAREL,
We will have, in u few days, sup.
ply Of the above articles.
CAnR, SMITH & Co.
nay III 1858.
Virginia.

Virginia---
At Rules held in tho Clerks Office of tho
County Court Of Preston, on Tuesday, the 7lh
June, 1853:
William N. Ritenour,)
vs.. IN ASSuMPSTT.
Robert L. Barry.
The object of this suit Is to recover damages
to tho amount fS39.6S in tho action aforesaid.
And it appearing that tho dcfendan. is not a
resident Of this State, 10 is therefore hereby
required to appear hero within one month al.
ter duo publication ofthis order, and do what
Unnecessary to protect his interests.
A copy te'tcs SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
Bunker, Atty. for PHI. June Il-jw,
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The apple crop will be slim this sea-
son, The orchards generally will not
produce over half crop. This we un-
derstand is not owing to frost, but to
scarcity Of blossoms Wellsbnrg Her
aid.
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Cheap Grocery,
R. L. q N. BERKSHIRE,

HAVING bought out Mr.. James Shay,
would inform tho public that they keep
constantly on hand, Ia, his old Stand op.
posite tho Public Square in Morgan,ownh
The best articles in their limo Of business.
They have Just received from the East
aud Pittsburga fresh supply, and have, q.
mong other things, an excellent article Of
SUGAR, thrown, loaf, pulverized and
crusIed), Coffee, Tea from SO cts. to 81
per lb.), New Orleans and Sugar House
AIOlasses. Golden Syrup, superior ar!i'
Gle.
TOBACCO, Snuff, Cigars, great varic.
~ and very best quality, CHEESE, Con
lectionery Of every variety, nuts, fruits
sc. Jewelfy, &c. Star aud dipped can
dies, port monies, perfumery, and a grca,
variety Of notions,r toe tedious 10 men,
ton. Give us u call.
April 49, 1858,
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Monday, gWmc 18Th.
Received al the N, Y, Cheap Variety
Store,

ptOiC,
Black, Blue, Pink, Mode md Snlmon
colOrPd, all wool DeIaines. Some beau.
llinl Blue, Pink, Mode and Tan colored
Barnees, also nice 10, DeBazes, tOgcth-
er with some very pretty Barage DeInines
Prints. BOnncts, Straw Trimmings, Rib.
6ons. Flowers, also Ginghums, Back and
Mode figured Alnpacu. Some very cheap
BIpached aud Brown Muslin, Diapers,
Twecds, Cassimeres, Black Green Brown
and Blue Cloths, Boots, Shoes, Hats and
Cups.
Groceries, A splendid article l2A
cent plug Tobacco, and some more Of tho
ne plus ultra. Tea al a shilling per Or.
Come running, bu, don't fall down.
CARR, SMITH & co.
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All Creation Challenged!

w f will open, in fcw days, our Summer
purchase OF Goods, just made, consisting of
our usual variety, which VIC are prepared to OF.
fer to our customers aud the public generally
on very favorable terms. We want it under
stood that
IHe cantJe ercc7isd, if cquaz1ed in the
Quality or Chcapaess Of oar Goods!
leaving those who may examine our stock to
Judge Of their beauty. We have very hand
some stock of Ladies' Dress Goods and trim
mings, to which their attention is called-also
Bonncts, from 81 10 cents upwards, of every
style and pattern, and which we warrant to be
fashionable on Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
with very pretty styles of Ribbons from Id
10 80 cents per yard. We can offer them
blcachcd Muslins very cheap, and superior
article; with Brown Goods equally Us cheap.
Gentlemen will find some very nice goods in
their line, and will consult their interests and
shew good taste ip buying from US.
We have d lot of JEWELRY 30 cheap we
can afford to give it away il you wont buy
Talk about your cheap stores after that FOR
further particulars enquire at our establishment
where you will find US at all times, very accom-
modating, DESTROYS to show and occasionally
to sell, receiving in exchange 70, the greatest
bargains ever Before offered in our town, any
thing we can trade of or give away: socome
along, stop at the right place, on cheap side,
and you will receive hearty welcome, lots OF
thanks and cheap goods, and oblge,
Your friends, CARR, SMITH {; Co.
p. S. The remainder next wock. Juno II.
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
rit.sburg Markets-Wednosday

FittSburg Markets-Wednosday
Flour, per Dbl: SO so to A 90.
Csrain-Oats 37l to; Corn so te
so; Wheat 81 to 90.
Cheese, s to 0 cents.
Bu,ter-bbls. and boxes, II cts.
Bacon-hog round, Ct to 9; Shout
ders Ct; sides s; hams 81; do. sugar,
cured IL.
Fisll-Mackarel No. 2 at SIP Isl
half bbls. large do. 81.
Salt-Salo 1000 bbls. ahoat, Sl.l0,
Brooms, per doz. Sl.50 to 200.
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W. W. WALLACE,
French Burr Mill Stone,
Will Furnishing,

Will Furnishing,
Steam Engine Establishment,
$40, 32l, 1928, Liberty Street,
Opposite smi,hatld street,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
Steam Engines for Saw and FIGURING Mills
generally on hand and made 10 order. Boilefs
| for Engines made to order On short notice.
French Burr Mill Stones, old and new stock,
of my own munuaCturcj warranted bsst quail
| it's, always on hand at the lowest prices. Lau-
rel Hill Mill Stones always on hand. Mill
Spindles, mill Irons, mill X Regulating Screws,
Picks, Screen Wire, Corn aud Cob Grinders,
Cast Iron ProofStaycs, Lcuthe. Betting always
on hand.
Lull's Patent French Burr Smut Machinrs,
superior article, used in over 300 Of the best
mills in tic West. They run light; clean we'll
and fast, and will last life time. When they
become dull the edge can be renewed BY
cracking tho Burr We annex n certificate
from ono Of the largGs; Touring mills in the
West, and for further particulars refer 10 ouF
hand bills.
rirrsDvaGu, Juno &c, 1852.
W. W. NWIhCc, Est '-DchT SH-NS h"'"
now in use in our mill two of your Burr Smut
machines they woEk to our entire satisfaction.
aud they are durable, not liable 10 get out OF
order, and We consider them the best machines
new in use. WILMARTIi & NOBLE.
Al orders promptly Intended 10.
". ". WALLACE,
SIC Liberty street, Pi,tsLutgb, Pa
PLASTER PARIS for land aud
S,ucco Work, Hydraulic Cement, Grindstoncs'
all sizes aud various sii,s, always on hand Al
3l9 Liberty street, Pittsburgh,
navel 1853. ". ". WALLACE:
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FriSlGy, .Elli.C ESek.

WYE will receive a, l2 o'clock pre-.
Wv cisely, some beautiful, knol,ed,
silk flingcd Nlantilus, Linen Lnstres,
Mourning Lawns at n ftp, Gents beauti-
full Spring Stocks, Cravats, fancy Cassi.
mcres, together with large variety OF
Notions. to which We invite the attention
Of buyers. CARR, SMITH & co.
June l7.lf
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Arrcsted.-James B.SRecd, alias J,
Brown & Co., alias J. Clemens & Co.,
was arrested in this place by Sheriff
Allen on Friday morning last, whist
quietly reading Harper's Magazine
it appears, or is at least charged, that
the above named individual or firm is
the secretary oil band of iorgers, who
have been doing Gland office business
for some time, about Cincinnati, in the
way OF executing Powers of attorney,
drawing up deeds of conveyance to
themselves, and forging bank checks
Some time during the last winter, some
very heavy forgeries were perpetra!ed
in Cincinnati, and he is charged with
being concerned.-Uaioatoae Gcnias.
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THE MONONG ALA MIRROR.
AprIl 80, 1853.
IIRINCi & CO.,

aplb SV, ASSS'
+. A. DERING & CO.,
ARE now opening at their new atandi
in the ronm formerly occupied by Carr 4
Co. os Drug Store, new stock OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
consisting in parl of Il complete assortment
of Ladies' Dress Goods, Caiicos, Mouslins,
and Beruges, DeLanes. Robes, GnghamS,
Chumbras, Silks, &c, &c.
Ribbons, Gloves, Iaces and Bonnc's'
Mems and Boys Department
Rcady.mude Clothes, Coats, Pants and
Vests, nude up and in the piece, as
cheap Us they can be found in any rsIab.
lislImcnt in this COUNTRY.
EgnIS, Roots, SE,ooS,
Queenswarc, aud GROCERIES Of every
description.
SALT, IRON NAILS, SUGAR
and MOLASSES,
In fine u general stock OF Goods may be
found in our Store. We are no, in the
habit Of putting and blowing-we mean
what we say, and want it understood that
VIC will not be undersuld in any article Of
merchandise TINT we keep.
F.A. DERING & co.
Jus. 2 doors above tie old stand.
NIorgantowu, April 2S.
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VIRGINIA-At Rules held in the
Clerks Office the County Court of Preston
on the first Monday in Juno, 1858;
Laura NJ. Dcukins,) ,,n
Stephen Daniels.
Tho object of this sui. is to subject tract of
land in this county to the payment of tho pur-
chase money.
Audit appearing that the defendant is not a
resident OF this State, he is therefore hereby
required to appear hero within one month after
duo publication of this order, and do what is
necessary to protoc, his interests.
A copy ,cstc: SMITH CRANE, elk.
Thos. Brown, cOmpts Counsel. Juno II.
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The Commonwealth Of Virginia to
the Sheriff Of Marion County,
Greeting

pilSthc
yTTIEREAs Elijah Collins did, on tho 10th
w day fJunc, 1853, sue out Of the Clerks
Office of the County Court of Preston an alias
writ of iieri lacius against the goods and chat
tells Of Thomas Collins, for the sum of SlSs,.
0s, with legal interest thereon from the 18th Of
March, 1858, till payment, and Sas II costs,
rcturnabls at tho August term next Of said
Court; And whereas, tho plaintiff suggcsts that
by reason Of the lien of his said writ, there Is
LIABILITY on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Comnnny for certain monies duo from tho said
company to tho said Thomas Collins; There
fore, at The instance of said plaintiff, we COM
mand you to summon tho said &, Company t. ap.
ri preston county, on tho first day of the said
August term, to answer the aforesaid suggcs-
tons. And have then there this writ.
Witness Smith Crane, Clerk Of our said
Court. al tho Court House aforesaid, tho 18th
dsy Of January, 1853, and tho nth year Of the
Commonwealth, . on
juacls.i, SMITH eNANE'
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DEED.

On The Goth May, at her residence in
,hi, County, after lingering illness, Mrs.
MARY ANN NEWMAN, consort Of Abraham
B. Newman, in the oath year of her age.
She hos left a husband, child. and q
large circle of friends md relatives TO
mourn their loss. Blu. their loss is her
eternal gain, for she died in the triumphs
Of the Christian faith.
DIED, in Glarksbure, Va, on The 18Th
inst, Mrs. CATHARlNE G0FF, CORNER
ly Miss Caiharins Brtton, Of this place:
aged about As years.
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Rcinstated on The Old Corner, but in
The New Building.
GEO. M. HAGANS & CO.,

GEO. M. HAGANS d CO.,
HAVE just received from the Eastern cities,
an unusually LARGE and WELL SELECTED
stock OF desirable
Spring s. Swannser Goods,
which they are now opening at their old stand
on tho CORNER of Main and Walnut streets,
where they viii! be happy to see their old
friends. and feel determined to offer Goods at
such extremely iOlo prices, as to greatly in
crease the very liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed on them. We have il in our power
and shall most a,suredly exert ourselves to Of
feet the one great and important object OF sell
ing Goods at he iOueS! rates in this market.
IL We arc fully satisfied tina. business cor.
ductcd on the principle of short credits and
small profits, always results the more success.
fully, and is most desirable TO all parties; and
We hereby give positive notice that this is the
policy we intend to pursue.
GEO. II. HAGhNS & co.
Morgantown, April %, 1853.
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NOTICE.

A meeting of tho stockholders Of tho Pleas
N ant Valley and Tunnclton Turnpike Com
pany will be held at the Pleasant Valley Meet
ing House, in Preston county, on Saturday, the
9th day of July next, for the purpose Of organ-
ling said company and elccting its officers.
SAMUEL GRAHAM,
JOS. McIIEARTLEY, Gam
THoS. WATSON, '''''
DAVID C. MILES,
iunnIi,1t
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MeGGc@g Cga'd.
DOCTORS BOWMAN 4 MACKET,


StTILL continue tho practice Of Medicine
and Surgery, and under great obligations
to the community for past services, would most
respectfully solicit continuation OF tho same,
thinking by strict attention to business, and
moderate charges, they can ronder entire sat
isac,ion. Their past success will be guar.
antco for the future. All difficult cases will
receive the united attention Of tho Firm free
OF additional charge.
DR.. MAcHry's Office is at Z. W. Tower Z
Co.'s Drug Storc--Dr. DowNAN's at the Old
Stand OF Front street, where they may be con-
suited at all times except when professionally
absent. Nay o, 1898.
IT. Being somcwhatofa stranger the follow
ing references arc given -
USloNTows, January II, 1853.
IN. II. n. MISUNDERSTANDING been student
Of medicine in my Office, and subsequently,
attended the Medical Lectures in Philadelphia,
| consider him competent TO discharge the dli-
tics of Medical Attendant rpOn the scEi and
hereby commend him TO the patronage OF per-
sons afflicted and DESTROYS Of the services Of 4
Physician. SMITH FULLER, N. d.
UYroHrowN, January 81, 1853.
i've take great pleasure, from long and in,
innate acquaintance with DR. II n Mackey, in
recommending him to The favorable notice Of
the community. DR.. Markcy is gentleman OF
fine literary requirements, good moral char
acter and nnques,ionable integrity, and as
Physician is worthy ofthc most favorable con-
sidCraIiOn.
". 4. Vest, DR.. John Patrick,
Dennis Sutton, Jacob Hlldeman,
John G.. HeH,g, Dir. James Falirr,
ITilliam SNYDER, r. 7. GalloraN esq
Il. S. Fuller, esq. p. Il. Johns, Reg,
DR.. RIM Walker, r. p. Fennikcn, esq,
Enos Vest, James Teceh, esq.
E. y. Bcgga,
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MpOrfant A,rcst-Discorcry gr ST.
pcndogs Frauds and an Ertcnsicc
Dana Of Forgers, &c.
CINCINNATI, June 10.

NiNIINNAIlt JuLIt IO'
A man named 7. Craig was arrested
to-day at Newpori, Ky, and Immediate
" brought 10 this city, on the charge Of
being implicated in extensive forgeries.
The prisoner was arrested when in the
&C. oil writing a letter which is said to
pointedly implicate himself. In his
house were found large trunk, pair
ofsaddle.bags and several baskets full Of
letters, with blank deeds, certificates,
&C., duplicating large number Of per-
sons in various parts Of the Union.-
Notariai presses and seals were also
found, and upon part Of the deeds the
notarial seal Of Hamilton County had
been found.
An examination of the mass of docu-
ments found, brings 10 light series OF
most bold and villainous transactions,
and it appears that widespread fro udu-
lent real estate business has been carried
on for years, some Of the letters being
dated Us far back as 1919. Some oil the
letters pretend 10 be copies Of letters TO
or from members Of Congress. There
is also blank certificats, doubtless stolen
from the Recorders Office in Illinois,
Ohio andGeorgia; parchments for draw
ing up land warrants; deeds signed and
sealed, requiring only the insertion Of
names. Craig is in Jail awaiting his
trial. A letter 10 Brown & Co. OF
Uniontown, Pa., opened by the Post
master OF tina. place, who did not know
any such firm, aud supposed il 10 be mis-
directed, led 10 this discovery.
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NIOrgantOwn Prices Current, June II.

NIUrgaLlUNH IIICCS VuIIVAli 1uHV III
Wheat, " bu. rs Potatoes, ...'63
Rye, .........44 Butter, 4Plb 10
Corn, ."5O {" kcg rs
Oats, .........31 Bacon, ....9l0
Buckwllcat, ..37a Lard, .......'1o
Flour, ~ bbl.4.OO Glass, SIX 10 $50
Dried Apples, liz =" loH - 4.25
/" Pcachcs,2.25 Nails. 5000
Beans, ......,1 90 Iron, .....s4@5
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4, i. officially stated that nc ISLAND u !
If Cuba u after paying the expenses s'n1I o.
to Spain from ten to twelve "''''0"'
of dollars
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From The philadelphia Register.
Execution Of Arthur Sp ring.

Friday morning, at quarter after
eleven o'clock, Spring, the murderer,
paid the penalty of his misdceds and
crimes. Marshal Keyser. accompanied
by q strong police force, marched in
front Of the north gate, which force was
stationed upon the pathway on each side
OF the opening from the street 10 the
gate, thus keeping the way clear for The
holders OF tickets.
The gallows was the same upon
which the Skupinski brothers suffered.
1t consisted of two upright posts, which
were firmly planted in the earth, and a
cross beam at the top. A strong frame
work, supported upon four stout posts,
was placedin a horizontal position, q.
bout seven and a hall feet from the
ground. This frame was fitted with
two doors, which opened in the centre,
and which were secured BY hinges 10
two sides Of the frame, These doors or
traps formed the floor ofthc scuff6ld.-
The latter was reached by fight Of
steps, which were thrown up 10 the
platform from the north side. Three
posts were placed at equal distances i'm
nediately under the joint between the
trap doors. The centre post was saw
rdiransversely in two in the middle, at
%% ,h hinge was placed. A string
I'M nSAMSsched to this upright at q point
@,NHly opposite 10 the hinge.
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SECURE THE MEANS OF HAPPINESS

b. becoming in time pou.s,ed Of the knowledge. III.
want OF which has cAurd the SickHtss aud poverty ot
thousands.
Ia view Of such consequence, no wife or rIoher is
,rcu,aLle If size neglect 10 avail herself OF that luoM-
edge IL respect heIel which would STARE her much
iueinS BE- tic Of 1pr!neis aud prosperity g neg
III pIice-healIhy bodies, with healthy minds Thai
tnpwielr. h cOntainei IN little work entitled
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-06-18

L,ADeillo hIodicalo tell !,, Of vV y,
@en %1% Whose .s p T;ssIs sn
Of Iodine, administered in '.o aO %oa,6 .,
r,ly
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MARRIAGE,
Happiness and Competence

Tia, we behold mlny feH,sI scNee IN the meridian o.
fife hIoken in health ,ui spirits with complication Of
diseases and ailments irpriyng them Of the rover nrthe
enjoyment, Of life At an axe when physical ou"! ahey
clifton Of lralll, should be Predominant.
Many Of thu eGuies OF kts snurrings n fst-rsfhiri
years before perhaps lunIg good. or the hrNt YEAR g
urAri.se-wce in their origin light TO pass dGnoileed
and of cout1r neglected,
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And Il, her husband the constant toll and anAiety Of mind
nrcryarlT dernlyiry apon him IRON sickness ol Tie VIE
science which his exeItioS entitled and the ros'r
lion Of which would GesuTe the happacss Of HIMSELF
wifi aud chillten,
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
LIE NOT prsrnAuDEpi

nuy No book unless "Dr. A. NJ. Mauriceau, i.1
Liberty Street, N. W Is on tho title pagc, aud The
entry In the Clerks 0ilGe on the back % tie title
pags; and buy only Of respectable and honorable
dealers, or send by mail, aud address IN DR.. \. NJ
Alaurccal, as there ure spurious aud sUrrcrali Jul
lnftInnunhnnla Of nnnN.tlLkhE. u
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wu too lite TO be benet,rd by orr nomledss we look
back and mouru and regret the full consequences Of our
ignorance. rr
What would we no, often sire to possess, in early PIE
the Knowledge we obtain IN after yeAS And what day.
aud lig.S Of anguish we might not h.ve been Slasd, II
/. Lnn,y lad tva finteIy n0IkfKsel, |
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MELANCHOLY AND STARTLING

70 behold the sickness and suffering endured By m,ny
wife or many years from casrS simple and contfOlable,
easily Feniedis-oE better hot incurred, ifsrefy
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-13
Transatlantic E.lActinn

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l2.-Ilon. Charles
Gilpln, whig. has been re elected Mayor
Of the city, by BOG majority. Three
ConsolidationistS, VIM. c. Patterson,
dem, Gen. ii. Hart, wing. NJ. W. Bald
win and VIM. r. Morris, wings, but not
on the consolidation ticket, are elected to
the Assembly. Eli X. Price, consolida-
ZIONIST, is elected to the Senate by nearly
1000 majority. Murphy. the democratic
candidate for Marshal is 700 ahead. with
Kensington and three wards of Spring
Garden to hear from. The vote will be
close.
The democrat, of the city have elected
Smith, county Commissioner; Miller,
county Surveyor: Gibson, prothonotary ::
and, probably, Murphy, Marshal. The
wings have elected Reed, Attorney; and
Coleman, Treasurer. The Assembly
ticket in the county is yet in doubt.
In Lancaster county the whole wing
county ticket is elected. The Prohibitory
Liquor Law question has 1000 majority in
the county, and 300 in the city.
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Terrible EXPLOSION and Loss ofIife

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. llth.-A terrible
explosion occurred this morning at the
Navy Yard. The boiler on the sectional
dock burst while the sloop-ofwar Cyane
was being hauled up, scattering the frag-
ments in every direction. The safety
valve was thrown 800 feet upon the steam
er Fulton. The head of the boiler was
damaged next to the section. There was
but 80 lbs. pressure on the boiler though
warranted 20 stand l00lbs. The rigging
of the Cyane was cut into fragments.
Durant Hatch, workman, alongside,
had is skull fractured by a fragment of
iron and is supposed to be fatally injur-
cd. John O'Brien was scaldod and is not
expected TO recover. Both Of the above
were taken to the Hospital. Michael
Mcguire, who was standing at the head
Of the boiler, was drcadfully cut and
scalded. He was blown overheard, but
afterwards rescued. Richard Kennedy,
the engineer, who was standing on the
boiler house, was thrown overheard and
slightly injured. Several sailors were
also slightly burnt.