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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25
CHAPTER III j

i On the evening of the same day Kath
Iarine Tfayener was standing By the open
| window Iof the drawing room Of her faith
ler's elegant mansion, which stood in a
lawn overlooking THE Hudson. the waters
of which layed theIgrayeled walks thatlsd
To the pprtico. IS,
She. was admiring the cold scenery iii
the vest A gaiIy painted row boat,
pulled by#tWo young men in lpbunifornis
attracted Bher attention.. II landed, and
one Of Them Cine handsome fellow OF
three Of BfouEand twenty, came up the
lawn. Seeing her At the window. he
bowed with an all; Of fashion to her, and
even flung her a kiss.
Colling Wippell is very presenting,
said the beauty and heirss, with acurve Of
her lip, which indicated partly dispIeasure
and partly contempt. He fancies his
riches, ami his handsome person, and his
handsome person. and his having been to
Paris, elevate him to resistlessFlady Kill
Ter. How little sense and how much.
vanity It takes TO make young manSof
fashion. How absurd he looks in thar
blue braided round about and white pet
ticoat- tr6wsers, with that little tea plate
of q straw hat. with broad black ribbon,
worn with such ain affected and nautical
air. SCI
Good evening, fair Katharine lie
said, coming under the window. Have
you heard the news q
News IS constantly coming TO one's
ears, she said quietly. rst
u : You are not curious ito ask what par
ticalar news, Miss Kate. | will not be
cruel. However, but crafty your secret
curiosity The Court pronounced Colo
mel Seynour's estate insolvent to-day
Not enough to pay8his debts. I'm sorry.
for Stanhope, poor fellow added the
young man. with crocodile. hypocrisy,
while he was. from tho corner Of bis eyes,
watching maliciously the effect Of the in
|telligences He WAS gratifed By seeing
Kate turn pale, and look Of sad sur
prise pass over her! fair countenance.
]. I am very sorry to hear i, she an
swered, iii tones of womanly sympathy.
He'll have to work for his living, Il
fear. He can teach, or'
Excuse me, Mi. Wippell my father
calls me- e..
Thus Saying, she disappeared from the
window.
Deueed caualirly, that He solilo-
qaized. Not even ask i man IN ] I'll
cut her. | see. Loves him. ii perceive
that. But his cake il dough there now.
She WON'T marry \ beggar. Twill wait
afew days, and then try my chance again.
AS for Stanhope, he will be for The future
out+of account.
Thus spliloquising. tile young man
slowly returned to His boat.
Bad news, Kate, said her father, as
be entered the hall, whence he had call
ed her name.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25
= F-T IA r.. 4. TURNER, 4
"A 7 no r N EYl AT Ia W,
el. And Commonwealth,s Attorney 4

s-sWal practice in the Courts Of Jackson
Mason .ssni Roane. and the United States
Courts Nc ChsFl w.
Address -Jackson G. H., Va--. yAn27
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25
a1vv Notice.
!. ~. MIIL3Kk.

1aNv Notice.
ga. hILLsKR.
MILLER & NEWMAN.
Attorn eysIat Inv, Kanawha d. IT.. VI.
The saeesrsigned havs formed ! partnership
Pr TIKI prsdtice nf the law ID nh Eannpp
PES Of ksnaw Ia i,ogan, Boone, Cabell op pats
pearts1of said CSuanties. - '''si'a ne
kanawhs CHI Virgins, ana tbe;r t aI,isa y
Siaf !esto next doot below the Sheriff ONCE
ahs saHe n6wF snd lately occupied 81 s. AZ
e ID II hi q. 4s- 5. A. MILLER. s
i I.naSs EG. NEWMAN. 4
IN 'fs y. 4
z kfs nsiefred all the unfinished bu
=. slnss 3 = ~ acComas & Newman To Messrs.
4ilIs1 y Nswainn, who Nth attend IL ca and II
eloss w. saIafe. and take' pleasure ID recon-
pas !, IF those gentlema To my old clients
asd ffienda, and The pu1 lie generally, AS A.
iotaeysand Gounsellors des9rying their conf
deaee sad patronage. DAVID McCOMAS.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25

Il. FfrzHJGh. n. FtTzuucH.
al IN. & ". FITZHUGH,
ATToRNEYs 4 COUNCILLORS NJ Law,
i.t EKANAWHA Q. IT,, VA.
PEastisal I'M Kanawaa. jackson, Pul nam nd
}sE Mason Counties.
gr- 0Hce, FIRST door below the Bank.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25
= Ira J. McGINNIs,
"a Attorney and Counselor
: ~ II = - nd

\ u u - 4 -TlN--1.sAk-# -A-Ak-A w -
PUTNAM c. Ia, VIRGINIA.. III .
=. viii Erractice in the Courts Of Paanam,
Ma SOD, Y kson, Wayne and CabelI
jan. n. BROWN y WIN. u. SUMMERS
4 I'll Have formed a
Iaap7 Pa1.tn!ers1aiD
ana VIII ttend Promptly to5all business en-
trusted 10 their care
AE9dress - BROWN s. SUMMERS.
E.I KanarLa G.. H. Fiffgiaia.
@f3 r. N. READ,
-AtroEney at Law.
NV practices IN the Courts of Kama " La !,
NY fuinad1l, and the adjoining counties,
or E-Fir door below the Bank
43I#i
Nevada national., 1859-05-07
Curio.ite, of the Earth.

At the city of Modena, in Italy, and about
four miles around Il, wherever the earth is
dug, when the workmen arrive at q distance
Of 63 feet, they come to bed Of chalk which
they bore with an auger, five feet deep.
They then withdraw from the pit before The
suger 10 removed and, upon its extraction
the water bursts up through the aperture
with great violence. and quickly fills this
newly made we'll, which continues full ans
h'aHected neither by rains nor droughts.
But what is most remarkable in this opera
sions is, the layers Of the earth as we de-
scend. At the depth Of fourteen feet are
found the ruins ofancient city, paved streets
houses, floors, and different pieces Of mosaic
work. Under this is found q soft, oozy
earth, made up Of vegetables, and at &c feet
large trees entire, such as walnut trees, with
che walunts sticking to the stem and the
leaves and branches in perfect state OF
preservation. At 2s feet deep, soft chalk
is found, mixed with vast quantity Of shells
and this bed is eleven feet thick. Under
this, vegetables are found again.
Nevada national., 1859-05-07
NEW MEDICAL SALT.

The most remarkable discovery In medical science
since the days Of Gaien Is the Antiphlcgistic Salt,
recently discovered by Doct r. Cogswell, Of Boston
II Is perfect substitute FOR the lancet the leach
and the blister. never failing TO cure diseases Of an
inilamniatory nature. This wonderful combination
Of chemical salts is not patent medicine, but the
prescription Of an eminent physician 1t cures only
diseases caused by Inflammation, such Rheuma-
tsm. Brain Fever, Neuralgia scrofula, Dyspepsia,
Ulcers, Gravel Asthma, Piles, venereal and Cutane
Gus diseases and in short, all diseases proceeding
from inflammation, whether Of the cad, chest,
luneo, throat abdomen extrenities. Its effect is
to BALANCE FLUIDS Of the body, and EouAtIsE
The cRcrtAnoS OF the blood. 1t operates in the
prevention aud Of malignant diseases in precise
ly the sanse the vaccine matter, which
1t resembles alike in It's application and effects This
chemical combination is so powerful and instanta-
neous in its results that the dose Is only what will
adhere to quill dipped in the Salt and held TO the
tongue for oSE MINUTE. The most astounding re
suits have invariably followed It's in the atlantic
States and thousands Of testimonials to its yir.
tues can be furnished, If required. WORKS, howev-
er and FAITH is what is asked for this Salt try
IT and It will prove It's efficacy It's put up in
draeim packages, price, Two Dollars and will be
forwarded, by mail, post paid, to any part of the
country, upon the receipt cf that addressed 10
REDnINGToN & Co, San Francisco. Full drec.
tons accompany each package. As soon as sup
ply be received, it will be for sale by all Drug
gists in the state.
WV. LOUTZENHElsER
Agent fnr Grass Valley.
General Agents EEnnlNGTON h CO.
Wholesale Druggists. san Francisco.
Nevada national., 1859-05-07
RHEuMATISM.

In all cases Of innammatory Rheumatism, whether
acute or chronic the M,-lical salt. discovered
by Or C, ggswell, Of Boston, is nallble remedy
This remarkable preparation acts directly upon the
fluids Of the body, in preeircly the same manner-
and with the effect the vaccine matter. All
cases Of Rheumatism are caused directly by colds
and Inflammation, and the peculiar properties OF
this salt its nsme (aniiphlogiste. or antiiniam
matory) signifies, tu subslue Inflammation and
equalizs the circulation Of the blood. In New Ing
land where this disease is very prevalent, the anti
phlogistic salt has been known to fail Of max
ing complete cure, or OF giving permanent rel ef
II Is no quaes no>,rum. pat"nt medicine, bat =
regular prescription of one OF III" most eminent
physicians in the United States who spent reafs oi
his life in study and experiments before making ihi'
great discovery 1t Is for sale b, all druggists ihro
out the country.
General Agents, EFnnIN6ToN E CO..
Wholesale druggists.
san fninCisco.
Nevada national., 1859-05-07
Immense Libraries.

The Edinburg Review gives a list Of the
largest European Libraries, from which 1t
appears that the Imperial Library at Paris
contains 500, 900 volumes the British hu,
scum 100000; Imperial Public Library OF
st. Petersburg $4,000; Royal Library at
Berlin 100000; Royal Library at Munich,
100000; Royal Library at Copenhagen,
100000; Imperial Library at Vienna $685.,
900; University Library at Gottingen $780,
600; Royal Library at Breslau $4,000;
Royal Public Library at Dresden 305.0o0.
The Library Of the British Museum is said
to containg greater proportion Of really
valuable books than the Paris Imperial Lii
rary, to which IL is next in size. The Cata-
iogue alone, which is not yet completed, oc-
cupies 997 volumes, and will embrace, wnen
completed, in three or four years more. a
million entrees, allowing the present rate Of
Increase to continue. The entrees will have
occupied the entire energies of large staff
of Librarians and transcribing clerks, during
.ix hours day. FOR just quarter of cen
tury. The department OF American books
alone IL said TO number $4,000 volumes-a
fuller collection than can he found in Amer
lea. The titles of works by or about Shake
speare or Luther occupy three volumes =
Horace or Erasmus, one volume I; and from
this fact II is inferred that the proportions
of universal printed literature directly &C.
cupied by those writer's are respectively
about ono in seven hundred. one in a thous-
and and one in two thousand. The museum
contains somewhere about one fourth of ex'
tant literature.
Nevada national., 1859-05-07
NOTICE To CREDITORS.

IN the District Court OF the l4th Judicial District, Of
the State Of California
In the NATTER of the Petition Of JOSEPH 7. McCIN-
TOCk, an insolsent debtor.
HURST Ant to an order of the Hon. Niles searls,
Judge af the said District Cont. notice il hereby
given TO all the creditors of the sHi Insolvent Jose
Mctlininek To be and appear before the Hon Niles
Searls aforesaid in open Court at the Court Room
of said Court In the City and County OF Nevada on
the Sixth day OF June, A. H.. 1859. at 10 o'clock
A. NJ OF that day, then and ther. to show cause, IL
any they can, why the prayer Of said Insolvent
should not be granted, and assignment Of his
tate be made, and he be discharged from his debts
and liabilities, in pursuance of the Statute in such
case made and provided and in tile time all
proceedings against said insolvent be stayed.
Witness lny hand and the Seal of said Court, this
Eighteenth day Of April, A. D.,is5a.
RUFUS SHOEMAKER. Clerk.
n3a.tl Ry wssxrH. Deputy Clerk
/ Iibbe 4 Lansing, All - for reliopes,
Nevada national., 1859-05-07
hRoxcHltis. ASTHMA AND cAr,RRH.

BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA AND CATARRH.
These diseases, aii oilivts uf ,imiIar character
caused by colds and iniiaininn,n yield readily AMI
certainly 10 the effects af the Antiphlosistie salt
1t is peculiarly beneficial in a liz, ases pf this char
acter. they are inevitably cau-.d by tendency
Of blood tn thr head and throat. and the certain
sui, Of this Medical salt is to reduce inau nia,iun
and equalise the circulation Of the fluids Of the b
dy 1t is also remarkably efi,aeious in infamma 10
~ diseases Of the chest and Abdomen such l'le-
Gravel, Venerial, Dyspepsia, Pltufisy &c. M bet
tel evidence Of the value Of the medicine be
given. than the fact that, although IT Is nearl,
tau years since it first offered to the public, the
dilcoyerer bar never been able TO but small
portion Of bis orders and it is only within the last
few months that II could be obtained at any pre
this state For sale by all Druggists.
General Agents, Reddng,on & Co., San Fruucisco.
ss- Agent for Grass Valley, wx. LoUTzENHEI-
SER. 25.3m
Nevada national., 1859-05-07

EaGs. AxrLE FOR txAuprE. young
man. a member Of an evangelical church.
advertses in New York paper for board
in piuus family. where his Christian ex-
amples would be considered compensation.
Nevada national., 1859-05-07

State of California, In District Court
County of Nevada, l4ih Judicial District
Tie People OF the state Of California,
MICHAEL. CASEY,
Indicted with Griffin and others,
To the Hon. Niles Searls, District Judge OF
said County, and WIN. F. Anderson, Dist.
Attorney
YOU will please take notice that II is the intention
bf the undersigned 20 apply TO the Governor Of the
state Of California for the pardon of MICHAEL. Ca
SEI defendant above named, who was tried for the
crime Of murder at the October term, 1855 Of the
District 'ourt aforesaid aud at said term convicted
of the crime OF murder IN the second degree 10
Wit: The 21ts day of October 1898, and sentenced
for ten years imprisonment in the State Prison Of
the State OF California, passed October 23a, 1888
MARGARET CASEY.
Nevada, April sth, 1850.
We hereby acknowledge service Of the above notice
the sth day of April 1853.
wM. ,. ANDERSON, Dist. Atty.
NILES SEARlS, District Judge.
State OF California, !, Rufus Shoemaker. County
County Of Nevada. IS. Clerk in and for said County
do hereby certify the foregoing to be copy Of
notice for pardon this day fired in my Office.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal Of the County Court at my
office in Nevada this Sth day april, A d. 1883.
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, County Clerk.
By J. 5. Lambert, Dep'y.
Nevada national., 1859-05-07
HOLLowAY,s OINTMENT.

The free admissions oi all Nations, as well as tn
verdict Of the leading Hospitals of the Old we'll ~
the New World stamp this powerful remedial Agent
the greatest healing preparation ever made known
To suffering Its rsNIF4nvx orAiITiEs
than hAEynIOrs, through the external orihcrs
Of the skin, invisible TO the naked eye, Il reaches
the seat Of the external dseas- and IN all external
affections it, ahii-infa mmaiory and healing virtues
-urpass anything el.e on reecid, and Is Natures
great allv
Nevada national., 1859-05-07
SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, JUSTICES COURT.
County Of Nevada. -ss. W b. thpp,
Township Of Grass Valley. Justice Of the Peace.
THE People Of the State Of California, to PETER
i MARTIN, 6REETING
You are hereby summoned TO appear before me,
AZ INV Daace Ia said Township. Monday the
18th dav Of Jut, 1859, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, to an
swer TO the complaint of DORSEY ROLAND, who
demands Of Sou the sum Of Eighty-thre dollars and
Ninety-two cents per copy of complaint now on
he in my Office when Judgment will be taken against
you for the said amount, together with costs and
damages. If you fail to appear and answer.
To the sheriff or any Constable Of said County
Greeting Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand, this I'D day Of April, A.
d. 1859 ". B. CLAPP,
n3g-3m Justice Of the Peace of said County.
Nevada national., 1859-05-07
rad Legs, ola sores and Ulcers.

Case. af many YEARS standing that have pertinseie.
nsly refused to yield any ether remedy tr at.
meni. have invariably sHccunbed TO a few appliea-
uets oi tllis powerful ungueni.
Nevada national., 1859-05-07
A COTTAGE ID TWO LOTS
SNM SMAS &MEM4s

I WILL sell my Cottage and one or two Lots, the
i corner Of Auburn aud Bank streets, In Grass Val.
lev. spring Of good water is brought in pipes To
all parts Of the house and lots. There Is also first
rate Well Of water the premises. The Cottage is
well inished-lathed and plastered. aud the walls
papersd. There eight rooms exclusive Of pantry,
china closet, cupboard, ward and bath rooms. The
Garten il we'll set with various kinds OF bearing
ffuit trees. There is a Summer house covered with
different kinds Of Grapes--with water fountain in
IL. Over Que ton Of grass raised in the garden
the last year and many kinds fruit. such aS Straw
berries, Goosberries, currant, Pieplant, &c The
front yard Is beautifully laid cut and contains 60
different varieties Of Roses and many choide shrubs
and flowers. There also different kinds OF charm
ing and honey snekes which nearly covers the
front Of the Cottage. There is also water fountain
in the fiont yard.
will sell the right Of water with the premises
Possession given Immediately. Aany person wishing
to purchase view the premises-it wiii be sold
at great bargain. I will also sell any and all OF
my property in Grass Valley. as expect 10 leave the
Stat soon. sc. RICHARDSON.
Grass Valley April Tth, ls59-n3I-u
Nevada national., 1859-05-07
SPECIAL NOTICES
I. q. of K.

TOMOCHICHI CAMP, No. 2T, !. o. OF X. meets
at Masonic and Odd Fellows Hall, on Mill Street,
every FRIDAY Evening.
TN. WOOD c. R.
". NJ My1cAIy, Sec.
Grass Valley, Feb. 10, 1s5o.-2e-tt
Nevada national., 1859-05-07
ERysrPEIas AND SALT RnEUM

Are two Of the most common and viruen, Disorders
pres asni this continent. to these the ointment
especially Hniagoni-tic it, nsoins o1cTandi is
hrst 10 eradicate the N,uum aud then connpleis
the cufe
Nevada national., 1859-05-07
FOR SALE.

nR Will. EXCHANGE FOR STOCK-7s5 Shares OF
" the MOUNT HOPE MINING COMPANY.
Hs-Address-s' \. ]. G. Benecia, Cal"
Nevada national., 1859-05-07
STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the regular annual
" meeting Of the stockholders Of the Empire (qiz)
Mining Company will be held at their Office. in Bos
ton Ravine on the FIRST Monday Of May between the
huurs Of teo and four.o clock, r. NJ.
c. T. JENKINS. see'y.
Grass Valley, April l. 1855, 9,-36lm
Nevada national., 1859-05-07
.gCrTroNs ON THE SKIN.

Arising frnm n bad state ofthe blood or chronic
disease eradieated, and clear nrd Transparent
surface regained by tile restorative action Of this
oiniment II surTasses many hi the cosmetics and
othtr thlct appliance, in IT, laNer 10 dispel raahss
and other distgurththis " lie iaee
Nevada national., 1859-05-07
NOTICE cv PaEDOy

State of California. In District Court,
County of Nevada, l4ih Judicial District
TIE People Of the state Of California,
Nevada national., 1859-05-07
usedin me fbRs;ring eases:

rs- CATION None are geuine unless the
words = Holloway. Nsi1 FORK and London" are
discertiLlc A. H'dier marx every leaf OF the
book Of direction ound each pot hox the san,e
may be plainly seen by holding te loqt 10 the hight
4 handsome reward will be given to any render
ing such information may lead 60 the detection of
any party or parties counterfetipg the medicine or
vtading the same knowing them 20 be spurious
- Sold at the Manufactures Of Professor Homo
WAY. 81 Maiden lane, New York and by all respee-
table Druggist and lcalers IN Medicine throughout
the United States and the civilized world, In boxes
at rs cents, GJ cents, and 81 each.
ga There Is considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes.
y. B-Drecions for the guidance sf patients is
every disorder affixed TO each box
Nevada national., 1859-05-07
PILES Ann FI-rtiLA.

Every form aud feature Of tltess prevalent and
stnhiun d-or'iers is etaracd lheally and entirely
~ the use of this tinoitns warm tcmentstioIs
should prct se IT, application II, he aling qualities
will be found to be Thorough and inNaria6le
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-17

Nlessrs. Armstrong and Smith were appointed
said committee on the part of this Board.
The following resolution was received from the
Common Council, and concurrcd in, Viz
Resolved That the Committee on General Laws
induire into the expedicncy OF reducing the mum
Der Of Watchmen, Police ConStablcs, and Physl'
clans TO the Poor aud report by bill or otherwise
The following resolutions were received from the
Common Council, and their reference 10 the Com
nittee on Streets. cOncurred in. viz:
lst. Resolved. That the Superintendent OF Po-
lice be directed to have foot stones placed on the
West side Of Pitt street. al ITS intersection Win
King street, Northwest corner
End. Resolved. That a fag footway be made
across Wilkes street, where 1t is crossed by Water
street, on the West side; also. that an embahkment
be made on Water street so as to Keep the tide
from flowing across it into the marsh.
The following resolution was received from the
Common Council, and laid on the table. viz:
Resolved. That the Committee ON Streets in
auire into the expcdicncy Of placing the cleaning
Of The streets lanes, aud alleys, III the hands oi the
keepcr of the Aims House. who shall! employ all
male persons under his charge, who are physical
" and mentally able TO labor, on the streets
The following order was received from the Com
mon Council, and referred to the Committee OIL
Streets, viz:
Ordered. That flag footway be- laid across Roy
nj street at the intersection of Queen street, from
the Southeast intersection TO the Southwest inter
section of said strcets-and across Queen street al
its intersection with Fairfax. from the Southwest
to the Northwest intersection under the direction
of the Superintendent Of Police.
The petition of the Friendship Firc Company.
for additional Hose. was received from the Com
mon Council. and its reference to the Committee on
Fire Department. cOncurred in
The bill of A. ". Eastluck for drawing plans
Il. II "l.rs b.. nntI IA
received from the Common Council and laid Oh the
table
The Board then adjourned
Tcs;e: 5. J. MCCORMICK. Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-17
Wreck near Long Branch.

Erciting Scene.-A correspondent Of the
Monmouth Democrat gives the following par
,;rulars in relation to the ship Adonis, from
Bremen. Dec. :, for New York, which has
heep reported ashore at Long Branch: She
vent on shore on the night of the 18th instant.
and Mr.. Green the station-keeper, was upon
the spot with his crew, at o'clock next
morning. They launched the surf boat,
boarded the ship and brought the captain
ashore. The captain insisted on returning to
the ship, but the wind breezing up, it was
found impossible to do SO, as upon the second
attempt the surf boat was filled. All haste
WAS then made TO shoot line over the YES
sci: the first attempt the line did not reach
the ship: the second, the line parted, and the
third was successful. A large line was
then secured to the ship, and then hawser,
which was properly made fast to the main
mast head. The crew soon understood the
working Of the life car upon the hawser, and
FIVE of them landed ON the first voyage to the
shore. The life car was again dispatched
anon its errand of mercy: this time, better
satisfied. ak of them got in the car, but oh
horror, when within about thirty yards of
tho shore. the line attached to the shore end
oc the car gave way. Then there was an
universal shout of agony, the men running
On the beach to and fro; there was quite
number of ladies present, who, as they look
81 upon the scene, turned from it with shud
der.
Thus the car was at one moment upon the
TOP of large wave, and at another in the
trough of the sea- The daring and impulsive
boat s crew could not stand tamely by and see
, car load of human beings in this doubtful
condition, but rushed in upto their arm pits,
seized the car and brought it ashore. The
name Of Joseph West and his crew should be
written in letters of gold upon the record OF
the Life Saving Association. Upon examina-
ton it was found that the ring bolt on the end
Of the life-car, to which the shore end OF the
line was attached was imperfect, and thus the
breakage was easily accountedfor. The dam
a-e was repaired. and again the car was des-
patched, and the remaining seven were soon
upon the beach.
The vessel is commanded by Captain Bosse
has an assorted cargo, halls from Bremen,
and is owned and insured there. She Is five
wears and a half old The cargo is insured
IN New York.