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HUNTING PARK TROTTING COURSE.
Fl AZ the south and of the Lonx Rridgs

The PrOprietors Of this new complete and elegant
Course take ieasure in being able to 81
say that their arrangements are all com IND
plete, and TINT thar track il now open ZAN,
TO the public. In all its arrang ements il .~A
1sunsurpassed IN the United States, Offering Gs many
loan Trotting Course. 1t is precisely mile in cir
cnmtierencs, hity feet wide, graded and prepared
Tho House connected with it, too, is uBsur passed
IN IT'S comforts and accommodations, and for the lux
urles always to be obtained there. The public may
rely on IL that, under any and all circ,instances
good order will be maintained and enforced upon the
premises. nm 10 Or,
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CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHEN WARE.
X. Il. MILLER, son q CO, IMPORTERS.

~ " SON ~ W., LMfOhTERS,
ALEXANDRIA, VA,
49, lhave received two instruments Of theifE13
fII supplies from the English Potteries N
ana VIII continue to receive acces sions to
their stock TIL the business sea son Tets in -
X. ID. MILLER, SOs 4 Co. can assure their friends
snn enstoners that their stock shall be OF the most
desirable descr pton, and that their prices al com
pare roraby with those Of any dealers in their j,ns
IN any 2tncr market In the United States. -
% Il. h. MILLER, Son 4 Co. have prepared them
selves to offer to merchants every inducement 70
make their purchases In their line. W
81. WINDOW GLASS.
They havo Just received via Antwerp ard A.,
York. from the grcat manu- factory of "ReuXS M
Brusss.ls LAO boxes French w indow Glass of sune.
nor quality and OF different thckuesses NJ, fbsx
have imported under such sirsums an 10 ans
prices fsI1 - ~ ,ISsrxte
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-02

I'VE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE FOL-
w lowing Goods which we prepared to sell at
a small advance Of cost for cash
very large variety Of Turner Bros. celebrated
Liquors, VIZ:
Turner's Ginger Wine, An exoellent ramedy for
Dyspepsia
BIaekbsrry Brandy, certain cure for Diarrhea and
Dysentery -... ~;
Claret, Madeira. Sherry, and Sweet Malaga Wines,
all Of superior quality
Raspberry, Strawberry, Ginger, and Cherry Bran
dies, all of fine fsvors, repaired from the pure
juice of the fruit
Rose, Cinnamon, Annis, and PEPPERMINT Cordals
CuTaooa, Absinthe, Essence Of temperament
Extract OF SarsapaTilia, Stoughton Bitters
Forest Wine Bitters.
w have q so on hand. supply Of DR.. Wheeler's
Ceebrated Sherry Wine Bitters, splendid article.
In addition TO the above, We have at all times
nIgs supply Of tts following named stock Of Malt
District, and which cannot fail in giving salts action
to a., who use them: Phlsdslphia Xxx, Burton and
xxx Pale Ale, Pm ladelphia Brown Stout,XX Por
ter. and fine article Of Lager Beer.
As usual, supply Of Mineral Water, Cider, 4 O.,
on hand. Army 4 SHINN,
les 81 Green street. Georgetown,
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masorrhPa, with practical observations safer and
more successful mode Of neutrality-suspicious.
hints on the evil results from empirical praoios; to
which is added commentaII the diseases OF fe-
malesfram infancy TO Old ags-each case graphical
y illustrated BY beautiful Plates. IL points the
remedies for those scfiaficted and dlsap-
pointed hopes so unfortunately prevalent in the
young. t is truthful adviser to the married, and
those contemplating marriage. Its perusal partIc-
uary recommended TO persons entertaining secret
doubts of their phy slcal condition, and who CON
sclous OF having hazarded the health, happ End
PRIVILEGES to which every human being is entitled to-
Price Is cents per copy, five copies for mail
cd free OF postage TO any part of the United states
by addressing DIR. LA CROIX, post p0ld,) ALBANY
New loIk, enclosing % cents.
y; Those VINO prefer may consult Doctor LA
CRO1X upon any of the diseases upon which his
book treats either personally or by mail. His medi
cues Dften cure N the short space of days and
completely and entirely eradicate ali traces Of those
disorders which cOpalva AMI oubebs have long
been thought nantIdoe to the of the health Of
the patient. HIS" French Secret is the great con
tInenfl remedy for that of disorders which un-
fortunately ply sicians treat with mercury, to the
lrrstrlevabe destruction 10 the patients cohstiu-
ton and whlo all the sarsaparilla the world oan-
not cure. '-'
II Oaice No. s, Maiden Lane, Albany, NY.
feb l4-ly
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300 PIEE,GiEs SILK VELVET RIBBON, all
Hoop SKIRTS. white and slate oolorsd.
Bisss sI III .'0'e' fa .tsps Of RSb ard Glossy
{! Np'A soFast ssh o., sppo. esasss A:rk.,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-02

GREAT STOCK OF GOODS TO be forced on a
mn -. ) MCLAUGHLIN 4 CO,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-02

NOTICE.-C. X. l.. CROWN L CO. are re-
1 oeIvlng daily some of the finest URNI-En
~ n ever offered IN this market, which weW
invite the attention of those in want, rs we ~
Handsome carved marble top Bureaus aud Tables
Rosewood and walnut Tete "a Tstes, Sofas
Wsrdrobss, Chairs ~ all kinds.
Cherry ard poplar Tables.
Mattt eses, hair, cnln-top, and husk; Comforts.
Blankets, Hedsfeais, high and low post. .
Rocking Chairs, oano and wood seats.
Cushions for Chairs, Settees, Clocks of all kinds,
EEiHtsnstogg IL Tables, sidsboards, What,not.
Cottage Sets. Rugs. alters.
Glass Ware, Crookery Ware of all kinds.
Feather and Fancy Goods Of all kinds. 1s
Apd other Goods too nu aerous to sntion to which
we Invite the attention of tOusskeepeEs and others
customers.
@. r. L.CROWN &c CO.. 2
cor. OF 9Th street and Penn ave,
p. S.-We shall still continue our regular AL es on
tuesday, Thursday, and Sal urday both morning and
evening, IN front OF our store. ccns gnments soli-
25-tf [InteD " " Auotiossefis.'
HOMEMADE CARRIAGES.
6ne assortment Of gil kinds Of CARR III -
AGES OF the very best, latest, and most SSEH
approved styles, and warranted ia point of 2S12al
workmanship snd material, to be sSnal to any made
La the oty Of Washington or any other CITY in the
united states We respectfully solicit call from
we are determined to let none surpass "a either in
Wealso do every Kind Of K d AIRING in. work
mani Re manner, and at rea soIabs prices.
at fair price. S1MONFLYNN 4 CO.
may IL Gun ... - -
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MAEUEACTUREDB BY
Do " 4 I'D X Il n N EDY.
No. 10 Warren Street. RorburV, Mdssd

Agents for Washngton.-Chas Sto:t 4 Co. Y.
Gilman, Kidwell & I.awrsnoe, J. B. Gardner, BURY
CO., d. Walsh Co., r. 5. Walsh, J. p. Stone,
Martin King, Marin & Palmer, Schwartz i Co, d
Boswell, Daniel B. Clark. J. P. Milburn, Dunbar
Dyson, ord q Bro. Agents for Goorg etown.-R
:. Cissell, M Lentham, j. l.. Kdweil.
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limited STATES MAIL LINE :
ONLY REGULAR LINE
AND wITHopf FAILURE FoR EIeETrr.p. vo,
VIZ GiAlbaF0RNIAASp OREGON

kssstar Sa'!ins Days. STA & pth q, ,esh ..ostA.
CAur1oN-So many frauds and iyu,os,-,- 49,
tions OF various kinds have been lsteiy <SfE3N
RIs 60 on travellers boo nd to LT
Agent Tor passage BY the s. Mail Line wa Pans-
MA, IN ne city OF New York, feels IL his duty to
maj. TO AVOID IMPOSITION, they 81 be care fl 10
pnd me true ofhoe OF the Steamships OF the t. =
MAJ Ih2e, yia Panama Railroad, as no other oboe
IN rev y ORR ~ authorized TO engage passage.
Inc Companies have only one ONCE IN New York
WHICH 10 AZ ~ est street. corner Of Wsuen rect
fronting on the North River, at the head 81 the Com
-.--'.Tui Ew. RAYMOND, AGENT,
JeS- t.s. ,..- New York.
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HANS! HAMsE HAMsm
We have choice lot Of Family. cured HAMS.
which are unsurpassed N sISeIlense; =,
ss% cerssE o. Vermont svsnus end i5fh street.
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8 PLY Biological View of Mar

DR.. VI. Is. La CrOlX'S Physio.Ogic
rlaee. A new and revised edition
of $50 pas es and 1870 plates. Price %
cents a copy. A popular and CON-
pTefensIve treatise on the dutIes
and casualties Of single and marrI ed
life--haPpy ard fruitful alliances,
mode Of securing Observation-Disclosures
and lnfertlle Ones-their obviatIop
and removal-nsrvous debility, its
Causes and cure, by q process at
once so simple, safe, and effectual,
that failure 10 iInpOssibls-rules for
daily manGg ESSAY on Sper
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THE LEGAL ADVISER, or how 10 A,min,sh
- Losses, avoid LswsuIts, and save Time Trou-
bic, and Money, BY opndpctIng business accordins
Ties; ~ EdTln T. Fresdler, author Of PracIlcsl
Information about Texas caraf,llx n,an.rea 10
u; r. =. B,aman of Matsgorda, Texas: 7sc
~ Snn,s ne S amined ar the u1lop of North
stiles; Vi. Just published, snd far sale nv
r4. .....4E TAYLOR d. MARY.
se - ,,..., Booksellers. near sth street.
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Traveller Dirac,nrr
TRAINS Run As FOLLOH'S,

From WASHiNGToN a s a. IA, oouSco,,,, q,
Relay with trains for the West, sud al Ba.tsmors
with those for Philadelphia and New York: Al q 0
e M. for Annapolis, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York at ,. m. for Baltimore and NortoiS
AND al Kelay with Frederick traIn.
EXPRESS at 40 ,. m. al Relay for the Vast.
New York. ~~s
On Sunday At q. m, and Iap.n.
From BALTIMoRE for WASHINGTON a
as q nd 9. IS a. m, and Sis .. m.
On sunday 1t Ais a. On. and 5.I5p I'M,
JeH-u T. II. PARSONS Agent
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OhMrHAN,s COURT, September 10. 1857. -.
20 IuL In the case Of ANN WOLLhRD,
ssna I niitrlx OF JOANNA LANE, deceased,
tion OF the Orphans Court OF Washington County,
aIoresaid, appointed Tuesday the 18th Of Oct next,
nal estate said deosase of the assets hand far
as the same have boon collected and turned into
money when and where all the oredh and heirs of
said dsoeased, notified b at the
Court of washington ,CouutyJ with their CLAIMS
excluded from all benekt Of said deceased estate
provided copy Of this order be pnblishsd once a
vious to the SAID 18th day Of Ootober next ~,
Test. En ~. ROACH, Reg. Wills.
4 S,issis. no. Roach, Reg, wan,
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TWO BEAUTIFUL BOSTON PA Nos
opened this day at ELLtS'S
!. ee "a ,fs--. ~ .-.B - Piano Store.
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pREPARE FOR COLD WEATHERl

Ribbed and Plain woollcn Shirts ard Drawers;
ber,no snd Cotton Half Hose. p,in and riebsd;
puck Gloves and Buck Gauntfets; -
SuspeDdefl, Back Six CrayRts and SIX and
Linen Cambria Pocket Hand erch lsfs,
the may rely god and st
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-02
ri ogfsss Of In yention.

ltsppears that during the four years
previous to 1858 tho average annual
number of applications for Patents at
tile United States r sderft Office =, 532
wIlile3for the four subsequent years
such Average will be.fabout 1000. :
Thetn4mberof patents annually issu-
ed.dnring the former period averages
9903 during the lattefs about 1 ,850.-l
For the eursaIlt year. the whole mans
Ben. ofpatents granted, and fhe amount
ofreveuue received, will respectively
BE at least double what theylwere in
any previous year. Fbe number Of
for patents at the United
States Office the last year was greater
than that many other country, hay
ing been A ABS, against !, 1858 in CT.
Britain, and 4,o56sin France. For
the pref ent year, it is thought the
nuEBer qfapplicants will reach 5000,
II
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-02
II. VIRGINIA, TUESDAY . HUME 3, 1857.
| How Ola Reed was Reformed.

We once knew 4 man BIT theIname
ef Reed commonly known as sold
freed, quite notorious IN His way,
and whose religious belief il that af-
ter death lie shall appear ID the
shape of some animal, and thinks he
will be a horse. Now, old Reed las
been a hard man, and has llot been
in the habitof treating his family as
d religious man should. One day,
after+iis. wife lad Suffered from neg
lect5and borne his abuse until lierIpa-
tience was completely exhausted, Size
determined to give him u plain lee
tnre, and to touch him upon Ills re-
ligions belief; so resolutely seating
herself BY. his side, and looking linn
fill III file face, while a tear-drop
5gFistened III ler eye, she commenced
Reed. ! am going to have q serious
talk With yoH. | hage something to
say To you and you must hear II. |
have q duty to- perform, and / shall
do it; and then ifyoH are miserable
hereafter, it shall not be my fault
Won heliexe, Reed, that when YOU
die yonWiil turn Into some animal,
and Won think yoH will be q horse -
Now II YOU keep. op ip Your present
course, and continue to peglect and
abuse yout, Family, sqHana erfng your
money IN drink, vixen Son die yoil
viii turn into sotne poor old twelve
shilling horse and some I'D. clanl+
peadler will get Won, and you will be
hard werkel and half starved, and
III see you every day in "a rickety
Old wagon, full of CLANS. But nov
Reed MI needn't be SO. Your fntnre
may ne even according to your theory
"a bright, a=hapry| one--for ffE sSou
will reform, and tarna right ab9uf,
and become a better man he kind and
afeetionate to your family, be kind
and treat them as You should, whel
YOU die you. will turn Tito, a five
hundred dollar horse, and some
West End buck will get xou and give
yqq i hashel Of oats a day, rub you
down with pea straw, and have you
doakedsand tail set up" Old Reed
Was eengerted-ilas reformed land
is patiently waiting for death to in
trodace him into his copyertea horse
4. , s58f
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-02
Death III Judge ESstsee Conway u!

Tho R3,l, q. 4 llTSoutI = anno,n,n
sces tie deafh otfb;s est;nable pentle.
man iyfIidb aeo, Ills - - Fssa 49,
hnra WSHsesdaE ani ajisI.
I'm Sstn,na ti,ae tbe nnh,so boro
boo,, II, ahIIrel iSr t,I;s nt;nt,Ii os ~
ss n Ia, u fi1,sry' ots,tnerallr EnaSn III !
il aahesF haJ fs,,affanIT d tas :
dnad IL dIfiin r;tal ,,srt.of liz s ba5r
IL l,e ddeaasad Mi mi '' las I,
= I,4,lno GS !; . Thln,, Il, In N
III = ,1o,dIi fait I'M anIJ III III a,
- ad;aFa tt;an,lg bSktI,r5pgbo,it a.
jStsta t5rIbd 1,as ! ,MSnrB a5' iofso, M, Nh
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-02
The Heg Cholera.

H If the distiilers Of whiskey who
use strychmne are extensive owners
of hogs. they haven made much Thy
introducing the poison Che 1GEipcin-
matt Gazette says that at 4ngrahatn S
tistillery, from the 1st. of AIgas to
the Oath Of October, 1858 hogs died.
Attic distillery in Pittsbarg since
the 18th of October, 2576. Mr..
Pate, OF Rising Sun, lost 500 /; Mr.,
,Slamer.sof CoFington, 500; Messfs,
Calf, of Aurora, 4546. AT New
Richmond since the strychine disease
made Its appearance, 1Q,435 have
died, and iii the vicinity Of Aurora
5000 have died making an aggre-
gate, so far as accounts have been re-
.ceivfd. Of 10000 hogs, galued at
$500, 900. and when fatted would
have been worth $3.50,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-02
Nc. Isl
Indian War ii FIorida-Rhmofrd Death
II ef Billy BOslsEs. I.

| The Tampa (Fla)E Peasasklaf. Of
the 21st nit, contains the details Of
the result of two scouting parIies.trom
which il has just heard one ubder
Captain johnson and the other uhder
Captain SParkman. The Formers
EiHedftbEeeInd and captufed five.
and tke latter's captured one sqnaw
add her child. The Indians are sup,
posed to BE III d starving condition
Tue guns Yhsch have bedl taken
away frora them it'll their late fislts
are ih asworthless condition zstodEed
.B tHetnsdl YES, With the barfsls lied
Into the stocks, the locks tied oil to
the barrels, and thelfint tiel3nto the
hammer Iand. #it ~ said they Will
miss fire pine times1out of tdp !. The
volunteers destroyed all oftlAir5 PRO
visions, corn, &C., the past silmmer,
and they can get nothing toIs snllsist
oh but what they kill with thdBe poor
guns, which is butt little. e is ru-
rlored that General Billy Bowlegs is
I'll n Es+k H. t-F .5T1, liz El@ SPFT s. T.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-02
LStarIet Fever and Small Fox.
ii p

Or, William Fielis, Of NEiln6 ngton,
u elaware, gives publicity toRhe 4ol-
loving recipe, which he Say III faith
fully carried out willrIcpfe forty five,
chsfs out pf fifty, without calling on
aphysician IT. II .fEst
ScARLEE FEVER. For adults give
one tablespoonful offsweetenea water
three1times day; and ifthes throat
il much SWOLLEN, gurgle with yeast,
and apply yeast to the ttroat 4s a
poultice mixed with Indian neal
sIrp5 ion oPt 9fths sIfP faf ess ~.
sMAlL Hox.--U Sc the above doses
IofyeastthEee times b day, anda milk
diet throughout the entiEe disease +
Nearly every case can | ba cured
WITHOUT leaving a peck marx III
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-02
loaraeymaa Printers.

ii i ! I 4 J.. + i. + I'll T.
Mr, HoLDRS, of the Standard, in
making his acknoEled cement for Il
toast complimentary 10 the PEess, at
the late festiya ia Raleigh, ll.ade he
following remarks relative Il. an in2
telligent and highly useful class Of
our fellow citizens. We heartily re.
spond to the sentiment expressed in
tile concluding lines, We also. ',ai.e
proud that we have been q Journey
iilaff printer. +" ss 4E..
But, though he might not refer ID
terms of eplogy 10 his.own ProfeB sfon,
yet there was one Of the ..powersiof
the press TO which he might refer,
and without which the stsart preser2S-a.
tiye Of arts could not exist He
alluded To tho.you1ReynJsa Printers
ofthe country [Cheers.] He knew
them well and could appreciate the
Importance Of their calling, theirfla-
bors fp9r the good ofsociety, and the
integrity, intelligence, industry, and
sense ofhonoJa which characterized
them es a class. saIe Could not
speak ofthe press Without saying a
word III com,nendation Of, but III
simple Justice 10 this worthy bodyFot
men. They we're proverbial for their
tFFaa,kness, their Undergraduate Of dis
position and thoif diberality-they
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-02

LADIEs Y ElIs Curtis. the celebra,
ted writer on Sight, says that the
wearing off wells Permanently weak
ems many naturally good eyes; on ac-,
count of the endeavors of THE eve to
adjust itself tUthe ceaseless vibrations
of that too common article of dress.
Ladies, then, should beware ofhiding
their pretty faces with yeils.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-02

4 dsaglitsr 81 Mr.. Daniel Little,
who lives near Ripley, Va, was late
y burned Cd badly that she died in
a few days afterwards. She was
standing near the fire place when her
dress took fire, and before the flames
could be extingaished she was burnt
in q most shocking manner. Mr.. Z.
has a son now confined at home who
was severely sca5aed BY falling into a
salt pan at West Columbia short
time since.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-02
1T r g. = i -
4 Wooden Man in the POst.Gffiee.

NJ. SALES, afqaebusiieF To- the En-
orfNapoleoll, has invented a post
Office automation, which, takes up
every letter THROWN ii the boz, places
it under the stamp, whereit receives
the post mark and date, and throws
it cut again for delivery to its destihs
alton. The General Post Office has
made q trial ofEthe invention, Whieh
has thrAed out satisfactorily, and it is
now ini treaty with NJ, Sales for ma
chimes to Be furnished to all the prin-'.
cipal POST ofic9shtb foughoflt France.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-02

The Duke of Gloucester being IN
conversation With Lord -fBroug6am
oh the subject Of reform, grew SO
warm insthe argument flat he OBJ
served hastily the chancellor was very
near a. fool. BrSugham replied that
he could not think of cohtradicting
the duke. and declared that he fully
sawithe force Of his royal highness'
position. tt.s Isl
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-02

A*5young minister iii d highly
elaborate sermon which he preached
while supplying an absent miHIsteTs
pulpit said several times, when giF-
iHng some new exposition ofa passage,
'fthe critics and commentators DO nbt
agree witllane here.f Next morning
as lie was running On with llis pert
farmance, 4 poor woman came TO see
him with something inI her apron.
She said hcr husband had heard his
sermon, ana thought it was 81 fine
One /; and1Ie said sfthe doaSaasa ta-
tsrs .did NOT agree with him here" lie
had sent him some oftlei best Jersey
'biuesaE A
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-02
A Volcano in Georgia.

Iii Walker county, Ga, about ten
miles from the town of La Fatettess a
volcanotltas COME to life in Pigeon
Mountain, which has been showing
signs Of eruption since 1856 A let.
ter in the Augusta Chronicle, says:
AboutImidnight, on the 24th, the
earth was violently +aSitatedI several
times The citizens in the vicinity
were aroused and terribly frightened
by the coInmotion. When Observing
the mountain, they were more than
ever frightened, for d brilliant light
was plainly seen issning from. The
summit, The atmosphere soon be
came sfrpngly impregnated with a
llisagreeabie sulphnric odor. Onlthe
following daysa thick torrent Of smoke
and ashes assembled from, where this
light was previously seen. The smoke
was not visible at night. This: was
pethaps.d wing to the elements being
covered ait tile time with. a very dark
ddad no blaze has yet been seen
to ssgeftom the crater. E.5%t A.