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HINKLEY
KNITTING MACHINE.

The Sfnplese. Chearest and
in Usei
Has but One Needlef a Child can.
Run HI
IDESIGNED especially fer the use OF families.
~ and ladies who desire 70 knit for The mar
ket. VIII do every stitch OF The knitting IN a
stocking widening and narrowing as readily
as by hand. Are splendid for Worstels ana
fancy work, TAKING FIVE DIEFERENTs
and not liable 20 get out OF order. EvxRY FAM-
We WANT AN AGENT IN EVERY TOWN
we offer the most liberal tndueements- Send
for our Circular and Sample Stocking.
ADDRESS sIe4 -
HINKLEy KNITTING MACHINE CO
Bah, Me-; o., l!e Broadway. n. Y; lls wa6as y
Ave, Chiceso. III. >spl7o-lY
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TREE DEALERS should send for Price List
L No, B. Complete stock Inviting rates.
WE. HEIKEs, Dayton, Ohio. Nurseries estab-
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Apple Pearer, Corer and siIcer. Price 81
Does all at once. Warranted satisfactory.
D. II. .WHITTEMORE. Worcester MasA
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.G10 A.DAY FOR ALL with stencil Tcals. ad-
PlO dress A. E. GRAHAM. Springfield, vi.
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Qo06 A MONTH, Horse and Carriage furn-
SQOGOished. Expenses paid II. shaw Alfred.
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ARTlEiCEAL LIMRS-

A. A MARKS, 575 Broadway. n. Y. City, inyen-
tof and U. 3. Govt man'Tr OF FIRST PREMIUM
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS, with RUBBER HANDS AND
FEET. send for Illustrated Pamphlet. No
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NkwtAaERrIsEMENTs.

Chicago, Rock Island, and Pacific Rail-
n road oompanys -
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FRAGRANTSAPOLIENE

Cloths and Clothing; removes Paint. Greese
Tar, &C., instantly, without the least injury to
the nnest fabric. Sold by Druggists anu Fancy
SS Barclay st, New YoIk, La Sale St, Chicago
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Extracts from various Letters.

Have over aOO such Testimonials As
t;iEi1 sii.tlt these,54Q 3 So hiDoR =
but want of space eompels me TO conclude.
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TAKE NOTTe,I

AUGN Id IAhE NOTlGE
Ine reason our agents make so much money
As because our goods are nrst-elass; people Ike
mem anG they are warranted. More 1--we
Agents waD ted. a. E. TAYLOR New Brfiain.
Conn. ~ -
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

EresA Cooley 4 Daucay Advertising
Agents OF New York.
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This is to Certify that was discharged from
thearmy with Chronic Diarrhea, and have
been cured by DIR. Maggiel's Pills.
l WILSON HARVEY, q Pitt. Street.
III New YORK. A nril l2fai
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sT. oLAIRsYILLE, OHIO.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

FHUBsDAY MORNING, June o, 1871.
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g O'CLOCK.

GO16 A AMONTH-Ex penses paid-Male or
DO OFemale Agents-Horse and outfit fur
nished.< Address, SACo NOVELTY Co., Saco, Me-.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-12
TELEGRAHPIC.
From the GolI,Hm NewaI

LONDON, August 10.-SpeciaI private
laaforIuation from a correspondent at
tSalsburg, SAYS the military ~organiza-
ton in Russia is being pushed vigor-
ously on h PrusSian compulsory ser
vice plan, and vigorously carried out.
Officers are examining the frontier
and reporting.
The Government is trying expert
ments to see how soon Il corps
advancing can lay railway for forward
ing supplies.
Everything politically promises well
for Austria making an alliance with
Germany, which is apprehen-rve be-
tween France and Russia. ibis is the
chef question of discussion Satween
the Ernperors of Austria and Ger
many. They meet ut lsche to-mor-
row.
LONDON, August IL The Mont
Gents TUNE iSa ucce> and will be
formally opened III September.
The Pope writes to the Committee
who offer him the title of Plus the
Great and a Throne OF Gold. refusing
the same during his life time. He
also directs that the money subscribed
for the throne be employed i'll eX-
eulpting S~eminariSts from military
service.
SAN Francisco, August 1.-The
Democratic Legislative Convention at
o'clock this morning nominated
eleven A>>emblymen, as follows:
julius PIat>hek. K. A RedmaD. Geo.
W. Thomas, Martin Bulger, owen
Thorne, +. G. Owens, Vim. O'Connell,
Henry George, OTTO III. Frank, G. c.
/ Wilson and James V. Kelly.
y private dispatch says Ciag:ett.
/ Republican. is elected Congressional
Delegate from Montana.
Gold, H.. Greenbacks, S9i2; sell
ing 90.
The weather Is warm and cloudy.
W. Geist. a pawnbroker. was e n
to the County Court for trial on a
charge of receiving stolen goods from
thieves and ~concealing them from the
police, and john Morris, for grand
larceny.
Car No. >. of the Omnibus Railroad
Company. ran OVer "A small SchoOIhoy,
name unknown. at the corner nj How
ari and Twenty second street, this
morning, and crushed both his legs.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-12
NEVADA kU kLUX ABROAD

It
tleman OF this city received a letter
from a friend in Philadelphia, from
which we take the following extract:
why don't You leave that cursed
country, where they take men out
without any reason and hang them,
blow up churches, and give reSpecta-
BILE citizens notice to either leave or
shut their mouths? It's a damning
disgrace to Nevada. the way they are
carrying on in Virginia City, and any
person can readily see that some one
connected with the Enterprise has a
hand in the affair. What a piece of
impotence ami effrOntery to come out
in an editorial. as the editor OF that
paper did, and averthat he doubted the
existence of such thing as a Vigilance
Committee in that city," The Phila-
delphian is evidently we'll versed in
current history, and his opinion will
be Endorsed by nine-tenths OF the peo-
pie of Nevada. The writer heartily
indnrses the coUrse pursued by the
Register toward the lawless organiza-
.tion which has brought disgrace upon
Virginia City and the State, and in this
Enforcement the whole civilized.wGrld
will concur.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-12

The Pacific Nail Steamship Com
pany's Isthmus business, instead OF
continuing to decline, shows an i'm
portant increase during the last three
months. The six steamers that ar
rived during the quarter ending June
30th brought $3.50 tons of freight,
against 1888 tons during the same
time last year.. OF the freight re-
ceived during the last quarter, 2,l55
tons We're from New York, SOL tons
from Europe, l0l tons from Havana,
SOB Ions principally Coffee from Cen
trail America, ii tons from South
AMERICA, and lOI tons from Mexico.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-12
SENATORIAL CONTESTS.
The MarysvilIe Appeal rep very
sensiblv remarks:

The NlarysvilIe Appeal tlsep.) very
sensibly remarks:
The Democratic Legislative COnven-
ton in san Francisco. nave adopted a
very good plank in their platform,
which compeIS every candidate for Il
legislative nomination TO declare to
the convention that he is under no
obligation to support any particular
man for United States Senator, and
that he has made no pledges or prom
i>eS on the subject. While we shall
beg leave to doubt the honesty of the
convention i'll view OF the material of
which it Is composed, and also of
many of their candidates. still the
theory is right. and should, as far As
possible. be put in practice i'll every
Legislative Convention in the state.
The Senatorial contests are always
politically deInoraiIZing i'll the eX-
RENE The prize Is a big one, and
candIdate> for the position are too
often willing to make sacrifices, trades,
bargains and promises. and to make
al! other issues subordinate to their
ambitions. The Legislature eiecting
the Senator. men are nominated not
because OF their special fitness for the
business of law-making. nor for their
hOne>tv. but mainly because ON
Senatorial a>pirant counts them As his
friends who will make everything
else subordinate to the election of their
principal to the United States Senate.
1t j. Il matter of h almost importance
that The Republican party secure a
majority in the next Legislature, but
the Importance ofthis accomplishments
does not rest wholly upon the election
OF a Senator.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-12

SAN DIEGO. August l0.-The Tucson
iArizOnal Citizen has the blow ing:
John WATSON. of Tucson, has been
appointed n Of the Commissioners
10 celebrate the centennial anniversary
on the 25tti, al Philadelphia. General
Crook and command MAS at the head
of WiDaia Canyon at last accounts.
The whole machinery ofthe command
wa daily improving. Private advice>
from Sonora Ia July Ii, state that the
country seems to be quiet. There Is
apparently no prospect Of trouble
growing out of the late elections. So
nora seems to be stronger than ever
for Pe>quira- The Apache Indians
are still taking their 1.-THE of blood and
plumber n Sonora. The General
Government OF Mexico has added
so, 0C0 TO the fund already enjoyed by
Sonora 10 be used to incite the KILN"
oi Indians. SOuor had before Si20,-
coo. aud now has $4,000 for the pur-
pose. The people have high hopes OF
General Crooks operations.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-12

The True ORAToRs.-The Belfast
Mel journal in reply toarival papers
ailusion to Democratic arguments,
po!ntedly
E1ch deserted and silent shipvari is
n Democratic orator, telling eloquent
~ of the prosperity of former days
and the disastrous effect OF Radical
rule. The ax-gatherer, as he goes
from door to door, collecting double
the exactions of former times, is the
most convincing of Democratic mis-
<iOnaries. Every laboring man who
folds his idle arms or receives the
scanty pittance of his toll, points a
moral for the consideration of his
class. When the farmer buys a pound
~ nails. or e q, or coffee, a yard of
CLOTH. a pair of boots, or a huShel OF
silt, he takes home "A Democratic ar
gUment. and that all the Sophis-
tries of Radjcali~m cannnt refute.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-12

4 letter from the InuIan Agency of
t.,e ki0wa~ states that Santana and
Big Tree, the Indians who attempted
10 as~a~>iiIate Gea. Sherman. and who
killed another Indian in his presence
souie TWO months ago, have beer sch
fenced to be hung September 1st.
iiut it Is sad efforts are making TO in
duca the Governor to commute the
sentence To Imprisonment for life.
'Taere Is, then, really no intention TO
IIaug or inipriSon these men. Should
The ormer he done no one wonid I've
safe in that country. There would be
more In Ktuxing than in the South.
and should the latter be done. a raid
OF their friend Is would soon release
tnen.-S. Y. Express.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-12
The ELECTIONS.

We fear some of our Radical
friends are a little premature IN their
affected rejoicings over the North
Carolina and Kentucky elections.
No late returns have been tele-
graphed from either OF those States.
hentucky's Democratic majority is
estimated at least 80, 000-the former
majority being somewhat reduced
by the negro vote. and by the slight
interest taken in the election-it be-
ing well known that the majority
would be large enough for all prac-
teal purposes. Whether 10000 or
100, 900, made no difference in the
result.
As for Montana, which has prob
ably elected Clagget Delegate to
Congress, every county in the Tern
tory has been overwhelmingly4Dem
ocratic for tie last nine years, and
Is as much so now as ever. The
party has been too strong for its own
good, and the defea. of Jim Cave
naugh for denomination finally
formed q division line which has,
perhaps, given the Delegate to the
Republicans, on local and not ma
tional issues. C~avenaugh, the pres
ent Delegate. is q man of generous
heart but impulsive disposition, and
the fractions course he has pursued
this Summer is but Il repetition Of
his career in Minnesota and Colo
RADIO. The qualification OF personal
revenges has brought about the re-
suit there. Politically it has no sig
nifcance whatever, as the Delegate
has no vote in Congress nor party al
home.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-12

The Eureka Sentinel refers to an
instance which recently occurred or
the MoIave plains, in which by sink
ing only a few feet througha stratum
of moist clay, the water broke
through with great violence, of
the character of an artesian well.
The water has continued to flow
steadily eve since and is of great
value on that hitherto sandy desert.
The Sentinel argues that from the
similarity of country, water can
probably be procured by boring on
most any of the plains and dusty val
Ileys of this State. 1t remarks:
1T may be that a few hundred feet
of boring in any of our valleys will
produce flowing wells, but we are
not aware of any ase in which arte-
sian boring has been resorted to, but
it is well known that there is water
upon the highest mountains, and
springs innumerable. from the apex
to the foot of some of them, while
the plains by which they are sur
rounded are as arid as the Great Des-
ert of Sahara. From the fact that SO
much water must sink in the val
leys. and that a proper outlet would
cause it, 10y pressure, to rise to Its
former level, or nearly so, a com
plete system of testing could be made
at slight expense in a valley at the
base of a range, and the matter could
be proven quite as readily in this
part of Nevada as in any section OF
THE country. The great cause of the
failure of the wells sunk by the Gov
eminent on the southern plains is
said to be that they We're not in proX
unity to the mountains or high
lands. and that the water which is SC
near the base had sunk below the
depth reached by boring. The ar
tesian wells of Chicago at a depth OF
600 feet have been acomfete success
from the first. and at this time sup
ply a large amount of the water USED
in the city. The sagebrush plains
of Nevada are composed of as good
soil as can be found in any State IL
the Union, and the only thing re
quired to make them fit for the hani
OF the farmer is to have water in sui
icient quantity to lrrigate them
The experiment IS worthy of the
cost, and if successful, thousands O
acres would be made productive. At
the present time our stock r~aisers
are largely interested in this enter
prise directly, as they would thereby
be saved fortunes if successful. Al
no distant day the people will be
come interested in this subject, anC
We hope their efforts may be success
full"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-12

FRESH FRUIT.-James J. Mandle-
baum is receiving fresh fruit from
California daily. He also keeps on
band all kinds of confectionery, no
tons, fancy goods, cigars, tobacco,
TOYS. etc.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-12

Cash PTNe silver Ware. Stc valued AZ : 3N.ot
\ chance To draS any of ,h- above Priz's for 25c.
Tickets describing prizes u c skAL.p IA tnvOiup,s
and well mixed On rec ipt Of DC A SEALED
IiCKEI is dTaan without rb,icr. ami lent BY nrtii
to any add ess. The prize named upon II rIil b.,
delivered to tee tIckef-boi!vr on payment of M
DpLLss. Prizes are Immediately sent t. any Al
Drcs- by eN p esS oE return mail
You VIII know what your priae il before you
pay tor 1t. Any yriz- eNc'ausei for another al
the same value. No sttnRs. Our patrons can
depend on fair dealing.
RsFERESCEs :-rAe following lately drew Na!u-
able Prize. and Kindly permitted MS t" publish
them: Andrew J. Burns, ChIcagp. $40 ODJ; Mis-
Ciara Walker. BSimrre, Piano. $50 james VI
lattiieSs, Detroit, 500; JOHN /. Anderson,
savannah, S,,uoe; Jauz, jlnn4un,. Il ston.
SlD. 100.
rRE>s 0FNrrSS: The firm is reliable. -
WEEK Y Tribune. Dec. Is deserve their sug
ces.,'-N-Y Herald. Ssn. ]. Just and Hsn-
Orabte.-News. h c. 9.
Sen for Circular. Liberal Inducements t.
Agents. Satisfaction xN9aEt--i. Every . ,ck1g~
of , - ~etl-t hnvrl 'pe. contains one CASH GIFT
seven tick-I-frS 81; u for s. 81 los -; ~ fvI
SIS. Address:
BENSON, MILES 4 Co., 80 Broad St. NY
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-12

Some read 20 think, these are rare;
some 10 write, these are common; and
some TO talk. and these form the great
majority. The first page OF an author
often sufiice> all the purposes of the
latter class, of whom it has been said.
they treat books As some do lords
inform themselves of their titles, AMI
then boast of All intimate acquaint-
anya.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-12

Our valiant neighhor will be sorry
to learn that Ben Butler did not drown
when lie fell overheard on a Yacht
spree in Boston harbOr. By the way.
did cross eyed Butler ever kick either
the personal o. political posterior Of
the editor of the Consolidated?-
TOmaha Herald.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-12
DlED

CoRY-At the Stale Orphan Home, Car
son City Nevada, August II, Mrs. Jen-
ME f. Cory, Chief Matron OF the Home,
aged 81 years.
Tire funeral will take place from the
Methodist Church at IL O'Clock a. m, To-
morrow Sunday. Rev. ]. b. Hammond
officiating. Friends and acquaintance
are respectfully invited to attend.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-12

WADswORTH, August 1O.-A fire oc-
Cured here this morning at half past
l., destroying six dweliing-hou>es in
the north part ofthe The cause
of the fire is unknown. The loss is
about 1000.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-12

A dispatch from San Francisco says
it is reported that Won Schmidt has
been offered $500 per share for four
Thousand shares of his water works
stock.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-12

Gladstone is said to have become
Ialinost young again since his recent
triumphs, and is as radiant i'll society
as a young girl, while DiSraeli sulks
bitterly, although he has the "easy
gleries of the opposition"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-12
\ dispatch from Los Angeles, dated
August 10Th. SAYS:

Daring a dispute between Common.
who lives on the La Paz road. and Il
stranger unidentified. the stranger was
shot and instantly killed by Connor.
who fled to the mountains. His re
mains were found by a pursuing
party, showing that he had persisted
miserabiv of thirst
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-12

At the election of last Monday the
aggregate vote of Salt Lake City was
1858, of which the GentileS polled 345.
The increase of the Gentle vote in
that city over the vote of last year is
very slight.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-12

LUBEKA, August ia lively mill
c.a,e oil 10 day "A short distance be
10 town, between Eureka Chicken
and GalaAay Duck, TWO light weight
,nlateurs. for 500 a side. They fought
nine renEds. when the Chicken cauIe
Oh victorious. The Duck was unable
10 come to time.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-12

The Massachusetts, Radicals are
s,orely perpiexed between the rival
claim, of DIR. Loring and the iiiustri-
souS "HtRst," for GubernatorIal hon
.ors. T.:p iatLar is SURE to wiz if it is
Bfoii!at.,,.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-12
$4,000

IN Cash Gifts to be distribute by
The Metropolitan CASH Prize Co.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-12

The Hyers Sisters are at Salt Lake,
Utah.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-12

These gifts will. at the concert. be awarded +
the holIeT- OF IChet- IN the same manner as a
the Concert gwen Ia san francisco IL aid of til,
Mercantile LibUsFy
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-12

l50 Magnificent Prizes, among whicl,
Is one of $4,000 Gold Coin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-15
Z TT G. L a NJ D.
The Treaty CT Washington Locked Upon as a
Triumph Of Civilization and Held Up
as 4 Pattern to Other Nations.
EARL &c GREY CREATED A MARQUIS.
The Unted States Recommending 10 the
European Powers the lnyiOlabiiiiy
OF Private Property Mt Sea.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK H-2AL1.

LONDON. June IL, 1877.
The London inns, in an editorial to-day, says OF
the Treaty OF Washington that 1t was not England
alone WHO yielded some of her claims. he United
States also made great concessions.
The 1tnl,S considers 1t unprece enscl that such q
grave difference between nations as that Of the Ala
oema claims should have been settled without re.
arms.
The demand for consequential damages for the
injury douc to Aaerican commerce by the Alabama
ana kindred vessels was uuacce table TO tha English
commissioners, AMI was abandoned b. the United
States.
Tue Times In conclusion, expresses the hope that,
taxing pattern ron the llustment OF the American
question, the nations OF Europe viii rlss higher
conception Of the anu duties vf International
fellowship.
the REWARD or EA:L DE GREY.
Earl dc Grey AMI kipon Is - nc created marquis
in consequence OF his distinguished ia
nection with tns Treaty OF Washington.
THE WEATHER IN ENGLAND.
The weather throughout England Is fair and
favorable to the crops
INSTRUCTIONS To THE AMERICAN ENJOYS IN
EUROPE.
The Alabama question having been practically
decided ~ the Treaty o. Wasnnlton, it II said the
Anne lean cavoys On the Continent have received In
structions agree Win the powers for the protec-
ton OF prlvats properly at sea- the consent OF
England and France Is belle rcd to be doubtful.
WRECK or A STEAMER AND LOSS OF-IdvEs
Tie steamer Anna Smith has been wrecked near
the English coast. len lives were lost
TIE MINERS sTRIkG 70 BE SETTLED.
The owners OF coal mines IN south Wales have
agreed &c settle then differences Win the miners by
arbitration, provided The wao, SUB ect Of wages IS
referred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-15
The YACHT COLOMBIA.

On last Tuesday afternoon the new yacht Colum.
ba, the pro 9erty ol Rear Commodore Frank OsyooI,
got unde,weigh fro n her ANCHORAGE or South broo;
lyn, ana stood down the bay To test her trim. The
wind was blowing ha.d lrom The southwark aud
westward, with occasional very hcl.y puls. A
whoe mainsai. aud io were ut FIRST SCI, heilg all the
canvas the wiui wOull allow. These sas she
carried very vel! iade.d nut they not SUI
ncient To show her weltlerli ani slling qualities.
AS the SarrJw5 Were relclel tn w11e roresail vas
ser. which made marked difference ami broaght
out Lef powcrs. Upon reacins a point abreasl or
the west Bat> Qndrauilnt dUsp.ti, Gao ueluI was
tut down alu she came arOu IA very QUICKLY almost
a. III upuu pivot, ana wnal sae ran home she
moved tnr0ugi tue water al great sp ed. Upon The
run down lie pa the new schooner yacat Ia, Oh ia,
uldS! uou lc reefcti ,0rs5lli uitiu-ait and whole
NO. was IN company an / held good way with the
COLUMBIA uni The IL tcrS fore AL set when
the distance DeCw en- them was rapillf increased.
Inc Iai olinta turned the reefs her ioresaii,
luz that dId not nep her m'ich, aud when sac
tackled IN the wake Of The Columbia for tue nome
ST. eich the lost ground vas not recovered. The
Columbia anchore on Quarantine at i've y. NJ,
when her Owner an party OF ,rieads diselb lrked.
apparently well peascu VITA the performance OF
tins beautiful vessci, which IN defined To pay an
Important part IN iuilfe yacht races Ihc COunola
las been fny described before; hence Il only
necessary 10 say that an all ncr httings ana equip
msuts she Is Il, peru CT as vcSsc can be mace, alid
her owner may well DC proud Of so due i pleasure
craft.