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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-16
"wcll, wba, happened ncI, Aunsy'" I
askel as soon as | could.

wen, Wnat hapPoneu heks hunty
asked rs 5000 as could.
81 did not stay another minute. child
I could not. slipped round the corner
Of the house and hurried hors, bu, | heard
deep sigh as opened the gate softly, and
I knew that /. came from heart that had
no, wep, for moro than forty years. But IL
comforted inc oil the way back to think tha,
IL Mary in heaven knows wha, have been
doing to-day, she'll thank me for it,
4" but we shan't have Weston with US
US any moro now. How shall we get
along wi,hou, him ?" I exclaimed sudden
". for all our hearts had grown TO the
sweet child.
"Yes we shall have him." answered
Aunt Esther quietly uniying the strings
OF her Jeghorn bonnet. Farmer Pike said
no more than twenty years ago, he would
not trus, any woman in the village bu, me
to bring up child and he ain't going To
think les Of me for this days work"
Aunt Esther was right. Just at evening
Farmer Pike came round to our house, lead
ing Weston by tho hand.
Miss Lec," he said. ain't got anybo-
dy at home I'd quite like to trust him with +,
bu, II you'll take the child, we WON'T .ay
any thing abOu, tho price, only I'll see you
DON. lose by it,"
And Aun, Esther took him. Bu. every
morning and evening Farmer Pike came up
to see hi. littlo grandson, and was never
tired Of bringing him fruits and toys, un.
I'll the little ono learned to watch eagerly
for his grandfather's coming.
The little golden head somehow complete.
ly reyolu,ioniIed the old man. The haph
lines around his face grew softer, and bo
would sit for hours and watch it, play, or
devise some new pleasure for it. In short
the farmers life seemed bound up in his
grandsou-. for the angel had struck the
granite rock. and 10 the water, leaped out.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-16

The SrIrs NOT "IpxSricAL." At the rc-
cent woman's Rights Convention, holden
at Poughkeepsie, the Rev. Mrs. Antous.:s
Brown Blackwell introduced . series Of
Resolutions, one Of which was - iolsows
b" Resolved, That we Assert the entire quail.
~. but no. tie IDENTITY Of the ssIs,"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-16

PursicAL LizNEss. Physical lariness is
one OF the most destructive vice, Of the age.
II cau'es the weak, labby, "sposhy" bod.
les which are always getting out Of sorts.
and are 80 weak that strong mind is COM
pletely thrown away upon one. In fact. q
strong mind in a weak body is like sups-
rior kniie.blade in weak and miserable
handle. lts workmansl ip may be ever 50
finished, ITS temper ever 50 true, it. edge
ever so keen. but for want Of means to WELD
il properly, i, will not cut to much rur.
pose. Ambitious youths who intend to
carve ou, fame and forte ne with their sharp
intellects. should think Of this amiic, aud
see to il, tha, their bOdies-the handles
whereby they are to manage tina, wonderful
weapon, the human mind-aro kept in a
sound jointcd, firmly rivctcd, perfectly
eleansed condition. Hall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-16

KESNEBEc GIRLS. The Journal say, tha.
one Of the rural amusements of the young
ladies Of Augusta, when visiting their coun.
try cousins, is the practice Oi making new
ebeeses, and it is said that they have sue
eeed very we'll, and proved themselves capa-
bic Of making gool progress in the domestic
arts. The youn. farmers need not be afraid
Of them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-16

IlAED To Bar. The best thing We have
heard of an antiquarian is told Of Wm. Z.
Goodwin. Of Concord, n. H., who is &C.
knovlcdged TO DO the greatest antiquarian
in New England. Mr. g., in order to add
another volume OF legal lore to his already
well.stocked library. is engaged in hunting
up copies OF the celebrated criminal trial,
that have taken place in the State OF New
Hampshire. Observing IN a catalogue Of
books Issued by an old and distinguished
publishing house in New York, that a copy
OF a trial he was in search 81 was tor sale,
Mr.. q. Immediately wrote TO the firm re.
qucsting them to forward it TO him. BY
dIc course OF mail he received letter in.
forming him tha. the copy Of the trial he
desired had been sold, but that they would
procure another for him, and that their bu-
siness was 90 extensive both in this country
and in Europe, that they could furnish
him with copy Of any trial he might Dc.
siro." Mr.. q. having been placed IN the
same position several times by attempting to
purchase catalogue books with the prices
annexed. wrote back the following short
but plihy note;
Concord, July 9, 1859.
Gentlemen: Yours Of the 30Ih Of June -
at hand Be kind enough 10 procure for
me. Us soon az may be. one copy OF the tri-
al OF tbs " two thieves" who were hanged,
I" one ON the right hand and the other on
the left" Of our Savior. when he vas cruel.
fed, and yery much obligc,
Your obedient servant.
w. 4. GOODWIN.
p. S.-Be very careful and get the edition
that contains the indictment, for ] have
never been able to find out what these two
fellows stole.
The above letter is 70 be preserved in the
New York Historical Society archives and
dinner awaits the pleasure Of the author.
Boston Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-16

There is on the route Of the overland mail
abou, two hundred and eighty miles east OF
Fl Paso, spring said to be two hundred
and fly feet in diameter, which has been
sounded to the depth OF eight thousand feet
without finding bottom. The surface is as
smooth as ,ha, Of mountain lake. 1t is
slightly impreguated with alkali, and con-
tains five varieties Of fish. Ii is called Leon
IIoie
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-16

The Liverpool Times, in commenting up
on tho American naturalization question,
says" It is remarkable fact that there
is no great power in the world with 50
small anarny and navy as the United States
and yet which makes itself more feared and
respected."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-16

ll ths srt. aud sciencrs psria,ain- o. lie. are
c,ssl, liakri tugvthrr. aui intiusisly cunsCt.
81 wiih Agriculture.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-07-06
CLASSIFICATION OF BOOKS.

AgIcutural-This department embraces all
standard works upon general Agriculture, Cot
ton Planting, Flowers, Gardening, Farm I'm.
plemcnts, Horses, Sheep, Cattle, Bees, &c, 2c
A!bums-Ladics "a great variety Floral,
Cap Qua'to, Royal CAP, DENY Quarto, Auto.
graJh, &c.
Annuals-a large and elegant assortment.
Biblcs-A splendid assortment of Pocket,
Pew and Family Bibles, III every style, from
81 to $50.
Prayer Books-A complete assortment. in
every form and at all prices
LYNN BookS-As used by the different de-
nominations.
Biographical-Wo9ks of Irving, Hradlcy,
Wccms, Sparks, Bancroft and every other
standard author.
Botanical-By Comstock, Gray, Lincoln
Darby, Wood, &c., &c.
COokcry-Rcccipt and Cook Books, by Mrs
Hale, Leslie, Widdifcld, Mckenzie, &c.
Gcrman-Standard German Literature.
ctionarics--W clusters, English, French,
German, Spanish, Latin. Greek, ltalian, &c
CyclopcdNs-Al thu standard authors.
Geographical-Thc latest and most approved
School aud other Biographies, Maps, and
Travellers Guides.
Gcology-The works OF Hugh Miller, Harris,
Hitchcock, Lycll, and others.
Historically Prescott, Irving, Bancroft
Robertson, Hume, Gibbons, Macauley, and
Others.
llumorous-Embacrs a World OF Fun
Juvenile Every description of Illustrated
Books for Children.
Law And Medicinc-Thc Standard Works
of these professions.
Mechanical And Sccnthc-Thc most APP
proved works on Mechanics, Architecture and
the exact Sciences.
Poctry-EngIish and American. Octave and
Literary editions OF the Standard Poets; Pock
ct and Cabinet editions-plain and illustrated,
bound in every style to suit the taste OF all.
Works OF Fiction-By Scott, Irving, Coop
er, Dickens, and all the approved writers.
School And Classical, Travels And Adycn.
lures, Games, Sports And Pastimes, Religious,
Biblical And Theological, Musical And Gec
Books, Odd Fellowship And Free Masonry.
Miscellaneous. Miscellaneous Depart
ment embraces everything not included in the
above classification, of an interesting or i'll.
structive character, that il i'll print.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-07-06
CATILOUES SENT FREE.

Since originated the Gift Book Enterprise.
have repeatedly called the attention of the
public to my large stock and liberal offers. to
which they have always warmly responded
j can row, with more satisfaction than ever,
call attention 70 my largely increased induce.
ments to purchasers. Being very heavily Ell
gagged in publishing, Iexchange my own pub
licatiOns for those of others houses and am
enabcd to procure all my books mt the original
cost of making, and thus can and do supply
the majority of the other houses engaged in
the Gift Book Trade, with their books, cheaper
than they can procure them from other pub
iishers. can also, by my heavy purchases Of
Watches and Jcwclry, for cash, furnish them
with their Gifts at lower rates than they can
buy them from the manufacturers.
Having such an advantage IN buving | can
insure my customers better Gifts with thcii.
Books than any other house, and can give my
Agents a larger commission. A valuable Gift
will be delivered with each Book at the time
of sale Gifts worth $500, at the lowest whole.
sale prices, will be mpartially distributed with
every 81 900 worth of Books sold.
Send for a Catalogue, which will be mailed
free to any address contaiTg the most valuable
collection of Standard productions in Litcra.
turc, Philosophy, History, Gaoprsphy, Travels,
and the Sciences, with all the iavOritc works
vi rlCt'ol anu lNoilia'lCc, anu cNcAy OtLer Hc'
partmcut of Literature, classified as described
below. Send for il for if You don't wish to or.
der Books, you will obtain IL very valuable
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Particular attention is requested To the List
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latter part of my Classified Catalogue. 1t con
tains a large nunbcr of dcscrvcdly popular
works, by various authors among which ar,
all of I. 5. Arthurs best works, we'll Known a,
| Il moral, instructive and pleasing author, in
| tcrcsting higgran nhie. trnvels &c.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-07-06
A BARGAIN.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

OFFER my House and Lot for Sale in
Il LancastervilIe, containing acres "A com.
Portable dwelling House and other out bull. &.
dings, with n spring 10 the lot. Those
wishing to purchase will apply as am de.
termed to sell.
The remaining part Of my stock Of goods
are offered at or below cost
All those who know themselves indebted
to ms are requested to paw before fall
JAS. ROBINSON
June l3, 1859, left
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-07-06
SCHEDULE OF GIFTS.

Patent English Lever Gold Watches, with
fine Gold Hunting Cases 800 90
Patent Anchor Lever Gold Watches, large
size, warranted good movements, with fine
Gold limiting Cases so 90
Ladies' l5k. Case Gold Levct Watches,
warranted good timekcepers, with fine Gold
Hunting Cases so 90
Ladies' lsk Case Gold Lever Watches,
Open Dial 35 90
Gents Silver Lever Watches, Hunting
Gases, 25 90
Gents Silver Lepine Watches, Hunting
Cases, Is 90
Gents Silver LePine Watches, Open Dial,
IL 90
Parlor Time.Picces, new pattern warran.
ted, 10 90
Ladies' Elegant Black Silk Dress Pat
ters, Is 90
Ladies' Elegant Plaid Silk D-ess Pat,
terms, IL Oh
ladies Cameo Sets, Pin aud Drops to
match. Is 90
Ladies' Canoe Sets, Pin and Drops to
match, 10 90
Ladies' Gold Bracelets, extra fine, 10 90
Ladies Gold Bracelets, Plain or Engrav-
ed Band, B 90
Gents sohd Gold Vest Chains, new pat
tern, Is 90
Ladies' Guards, or Chatelaine Chains,
Choice, l5 90
Large Gold Spring Lockets, with Double
Cases, 10 90
Large Gold Snap Lockets, with Double
Cases 8 90
Medilm size, No. 3, Lockets, with Dou-
BILE Cases, 90
Heavy Gold Pencil Cases, with Gold
Pens, 7 so
Superior Gold Pens, with Holders and
Box, 90
Ladies' Gold Pencils, 90
Gents Heavy Gold Pencils, 3 so
Gents Gold Pens, with Silver Extension
Pencil, 2 90
Ladies' Coral, Garnet or Turquois Sets,
l5 90
Ladies' Mosaic OF Gold stone sets, 10 90
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-07-06
FOR ONE NIGHT Only.

The Citizens of Lancaster Village and
vicinity are respectfully notified that a Bib.
lical and Astronomical Lecture will be de.
livercd in the G. r., on "Wednesday evening
July 18th, commencing at 8 o'clock. Also
The Progress of Intcmperance illustrated -
The old man and his ASS or the folly of
trying to please everybody with IL variety of
amusing pictures, exhibited sy menns of a
Magic lant.ro. r. NJ. NISBET.
Admi,tance, 25 cts. Children and ser.
wants Is cents.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-07-06

WE would respectfully inform the citi.
w zens OF Lancaster and vicinity that
VI "a. ID. l.. GLEN,
Artist from Charleston 8. g. has arrived
and taken Rooms at -Odd Fellows Hall"
where he Is prepared 20 take Photographs
and AmbroiYpes 10 tho latest style.
All arc invited 10 call and see Specimens.
June 29th 20-tf
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-07-06
"Groceries."

SUGAR and COFFEE of all grades -
- TEAS, Green, Gunpowder and Black
Bacon Lard, in whole half and quarter
Bbls, also, in Kegs. Prime Mess Pork
Mackeral No. /, . and 3, whole, half and
quarter Bbls, also, Kits No. !, 2 and 8. A
No article Of Sugar cured Hams by
Messrs Jno. Fitche & Son, also, the cele.
brated Washington Ham Rice, Ginger,
Spice, Pepper, Soda, RMsns and Candies,
&c, &c.
JOS. NJ. GAYLE.
Camden, s. G.. iItf
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-07-06

BY WILLIE LlGHTHEART,
Author of "Lula Wordsworth "Winnie and
Willie," "The Children of the Sum-"
"Old Heads and Young
lleauts," &c, dc.
The publication will commence with the
FIRST WEEK IN AUGUST, and continue
through the ensuing three months unfolding
plot replete with stirring incidents, dark and
mysterious developments, with strange and
startling denoument The Proprietor, wiling
TO encourage Southern Literature by pRlcri.
CAL means, has paid a round price for this pro-
duc;ion and hopes that a generous public pat
ronage will remuncrare bis outlay and thus en-
courage, by the only method possible the de-
vclopment of homc-talcnt.
In additicm to this, several contributors of
known ability are constantly engaged for the
ENQUIRER In every number letters of cor.
rcspondencc appear from different sections -
The brilliant and witty "RUBY" writes regu-
larly. Our promising young poet j. WOOD
DAVIDSON, contributes every other week.
A lady of Columbia, who is well known in
newspaper literature, but whose name we are
not at liberty to disclose, has been permanently
engaged for our columns, and viii write short
and brilliant sketches for each number. In ad
dition 70 those. We receive constant supplies
from Rev. J. w. KELLY, J. FOREST Cow
AN, W. w. EAST, Mrs. NJ. w. STRATTON,
"PUNCil," "a. II. L." "X. Y. T." who, with
our own st.ict and careful attention to current
affairs, make up weekly melange which, the
proprietor believes, will inter, st readers of
every class and should attract the patronage
of our people.
THE ENQUIRER is published in Yorkvilic,
>. e., at 81, IN advance. Clubs Of TES, slb,
an extra paper to the person making up the
club.
Send for il Immediately, so as to get the first
number of "WIIO IS THE HEIR =" All let.
tcrs should be addressed 10 the ENQUIRER"
Iorkville, :. G.
LEWIS NJ. GRIST, Proprietor
SAML W. MELTON, Editor
July 81.
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A r RIV + d.

4 BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF
IA Fancy Printed Lawns, Muslin Robe a
Les, Double Jupes, Satin Stripe Ba-
rages, Victoria Lawns, Black and
White Silk Illusion, Black
Silk Mitls, Gents Silk and Lin.
nen Gloves, Mems Dogskin Gloves,
White Satin Ribbons, Pique Frnges, Brk
Silk Ties aud many other articles.
This Is the .eeond supply, tlfe first having
been almost entirely sold out, those dcsir-
ing TO purchase are invited to call and make
their selections from our
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-07-06
State of South Carolina

IN EQUlTY-LANcAsTER DrsTRIcr.
Sarah A. CASTOR, Adm'x Petition Tor
of w. Thurlow CASTOR. pawn ent o {
IS. Solicitors fee
Susan Jane Dye.
II appearing to the satisfaction of the
Commissioner, that the. defendant Susan
Jane Dye resides without the limits Of this
State. Ii is ordered on motion of viii
liams, SoI'r for petitioner, that the said Su-
san Jane Dye. do answer, plead or demur
to the petition in above ease on or before
the first day Of October 1859, otherwise
judgment pro. confcsso will be ordered
against her
JAMES II WITHERSPOON,
Ell d.
June %, 1859. 20-3m p { SO
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-07-06
STEAM MILL NOTICE.

ME Subscriber respectfully asks the at.
L ientiou Of the public to his STEAM
SAW MILL, which is now in operation
six miles East of Lancaster c. II. Bills
for Lumber will be promptly furnished at
the rates below:
Inch Plank at 81 per hundred feet
inch Plank Scots d" "
inch plank, quartered 's7t cts per hun
dred feet,
inch plank 81, per hundred feet
Rough do so cts. per hundred feet
Scantln thrown in to Inch measure at
81, per hundred
All picked Lumber 30 per cent higher.
All refused Lumber half price
In the measnrment Of all quartered I,um-
ber the edge is added TO the width, and all
Lumber not named above is sold ia the
same proportion.
GEORGE SINCLAIR.
March %, 1859. eft.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-07-06

Busters, Mantillas,
Of every description,
Bonnets and Flats, Rib
bons, Parasols, Umbrellas,
Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps, Hardware, Cutlery,
Crockery, Glass Ware, fine
assortment, Trunks Carpet bags.
Table coverings, in Oil and Linen.
And almost every thing usually kept in the
up country stores--,his is no putting. Call
and see tor yourselves Our stock Of gen.
tlemens wear are very fine and Of the la
test styles. all the articles comprising our
stock sse too numerous To mention. We
leave our friends and patti ons 20 judge for
themselves.
We return our sincere thanks to our
friends and neighbors for the large share Of
patronage they have extended to Us and
solicit u continuance Of the same. We will
sell goods o. low NJ they can be bought
this side Of Charleston and very low for
cash. We sustain our old motto, "smaIl
profit and quick returns"
STANLEY g. SCANLON.
Mineral Springs, June 18th, 1859. I9tf.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-07-06
Hats ! Hats ! 7
Shoes Shoes +! !

THE SUBSCRIBER would confidently
L ask attention to his large and yarIed
stock of Shoes and Gaters for Gentlemen
and Ladies wear. lie has on hand MANY
Of the latest patterns, at exceedingly low
prices.
JOS. NJ GAYLE.
Camden, S. &. lltf
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Land for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale tract of
land containing Five Hundred acres more
or l'ss situated on Hanging Rock Creek IL
Lancaster District, about fifteen miles South
IT the Village. The buildings, fences, &c,
all new, and in good order. Persons " ish.
ing to purchase will be shown the premises
at any time. VI. ID. MILLER.
Flat Rock, June 18Th 1859, 1917.
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TUST RECEIVED, One bbI Kerosine
- Oil, direct from the Factory at New
York, for Sale at 81 per gallon, at
HASSELTINE & CURETON'S.
April, 1887
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NEW STOCK.

We are highly gratiGed with the success
we have met and truly thankful to our
numerous customers for their increased
patronage and will endeavor to merit their
continued favors, by constantly replenishing
our stock with FIRST rate goods Of the latest
styles and sell them at The very lowest mar
ket prices.
JAMES r. MAGILL.
Pleasant Hill, June 6tn 1859. I7tf
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WHO rs TIE HEIR;
Or, The Dark Mystery Of the Deserted
House"

BY WILLIE LIGHTHEART,
Author of "Lula Wordsworth "Winnic an,
Willie" "The Children of the Sum-"
"Old Heads and Young
1lcuutSS &c kp
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-26
What Horace Greely Purposes.

Horace Greely has been very positively
connected with the Harper's Ferry invasion
and it has been asserted that he was in great
danger of being demanded by the Governor
of Virginia to be tried for high treason
Speaking of himself he says:
"Here is one of the parties ridculously
dragged into the Herald's nonsense on this
matter who is very willing to go to Virginia,
whenever required, and tell all he knows about
old Browns raid, and who will 20 whenever
officially called for. There is no no need of
requisition in the premises, for simple letter
from Gov. Wise will answer every purpose.
And, in order to save expense (the finances of
Virginia not being in state of exuberent
prosperity, we hereby notify the Governor
that Horace Greely intends to be in Washing
ton on Monday Dec. 9th, and will then and
there be willing, so soon as the House shall
be adjourned for the day, to step over at his
own proper cost to Alexandria or any conven-
lent point in Virginia and be examined at
icEee:.I before -:::y; -::y; !.d,c .: C"r'n;ssioner :"
that state, as to all matters concerning John
Brown and his colleagues in the recent affair
at Harper's Ferry. Having had the honor of
a slight acquaintance with Governor Wise in
old Wing days, We do not need to assure MIN
that this proposition is madein perfect good
faith, and that we require of him no safe con-
duct not stipulation Of any soxt whatsvsr."
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-26

Try this remarkable and most interesting remedy
composed OF the concen rated Juices Of the most
ana the most soothing Plants and Roots In
ture chemically combined and insulated in we'll sealed
uo.s.' s99 chalged oy powerful battery. Tbus
pssessnk M Aootlon 10 ts superior medical virtues,
sMong msgne.ic and electric properties, profoundly
rsIieves ns,n an aS eaen.y aoietng anu soothing II
snnI,sS , @ u ,h a maj ai once, (when freely
ing new life and vitality by its life giving qualities to
paLea PalIs; ana chrome or long standing com.
S.S su weeAnesses' asylng nervous pain, (Neu.
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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-26
reinforcement at Harper.s Ferry.

NEW 1ORk, NOV. I3.
sergeant and eight men left Governors
Island yesterday for Harper's Ferry for the
purpose of strengthening the military force
in the Arsenal at that place. This addition
will raise the number of men on duty there
to forty, which is deemed sufficient to protect
the Arsenal against all apprehended attack.
The ship Queen Of the Pacific, hence July
2stn for San Francisco, struck a reef $50
miles north of Pernambuco, Sept. 10Th, and
soon began to fill. Assistance arrived from
Pernambuco, and attempts were made to get
her of, without avail. She began to discharge
and at last accounts her upper between decks
had been cleared, but the vessel had broken
in two amiiships. The @ was | $50 tons
burden. and belonged 10 Samuel G. Reed, of
Boston Vessel and cargo heavily insured in
Wall Stree;.