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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13
The Testimony of a Physician,

James Beecher, NJ, d., of Sigourney
Iowa, says for several years | have
been using cough Balsam called DR.,
VIVA. Halls balsam for the lungs, and
IN almost every case throughout NV
practice have had entire success. I
nave used and prescribed hundred of
bottles ever since the day of nv army
practice 1868, when | was surgeon of
hospital No, Z, Louisville, Ky.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13

Edward Allen, ofTorrington, Conn,
was struck by fragment from burst
emery wheel on Friday; the skull was
laid bare, and n piece of the leather
cap-visor was driven in He remained
on his feet, bathed his head, and then
walked down two flights of stairs to
the carriage waiting 10 take him home.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13

The Denver Meas casually remarks.
III would have done some Of the
gaudy snbalterns OF our militia com
panles u world of good if they could
nave seen General Crook at the uuion
depot yesterday, clad in a linen ,IIsAar
Il pair OF baggy, checked trousers MI
u louch hat. Real soldiers dom,,
-wapcer around much in blue ana
Jl-s-. """
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13

Mr.. French. who was turned ont or
e ane po,loiiice department year or two
ago ior alleged completely ia the star
route frauds, has recently received n
"'' 20 preach The Rev, Mr.. Dorsey
'4' fiop"IIJ i.vsi,e . v.lll mat.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13

a nurse IN an insane asvlnm so,s.
t,a ms outllve quickly all fear OF our ga.
T.; ,e, ms For we know by peculiarify
a ~ 'nu 9ye OF each one when danger
v W., outbreak Is at hand; aud finally
we N,'eI leacn SO callous u state that sane
people on the outside seem for The
ionee ipna'ics, While the manlaes
veli ks...e.' "''''"'s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13
We ARE MAKING A DRI0

This week on Pccalc Shirts We have good sized lot that Wa
at 75c apiece They worth at low estimate SlOO We as
and $25 These are fresh goods ana desirable
We are now entering fourth week Of clearing sale az
summer stock gradually diminishing and buyers would do
once and examine the bargains Offer Clothing does comn
sock--not by any We spor dandy line of 4
mems furnishing goods such handkerchcfs ties, scarf a6
hosiery articles too to mention Underwear fm
is also feature stock We want whose eva n
paragraph emacs eXcepe to call at their earliest convenience
ard-eamed sekels" in cool imen We live only once n
as well enjoy life while it lasts. We are
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-13


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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-07
CHARLOTTE COUNTY.
Mr.. JOHN II. OVERLY NOMINATED FOR THE
HOUSE BY TIE DEMOCRATS.

Mr.. JOHN II. OVERLY NOMINATED FOR THE
HOUSE BY TIE DEMOCRATS.
fCorrcspOndence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTE COURTHOUSE, September 3.
The Democrats Of this county met in
convention to-day. and, electing NJ. NJ.
Martin, Esq. chairman, selected three
delegates from each voting precinct TO
nominate candidate TO represent Char
lOtte county in the next House of Dele
gates.
The delegates. after election, retired. and
after harmonious and enthusiastic session
nominated John II. overly, Esq. as the
Democratic candidate for the House. There
is 10 doubt but this is the strongest NOM
nation that could have been made, and
assures the success Of the Charlotte Dem
ocracy i'm November. Mr.. OVERLY is one
OF our best citizens. highly popular with
all classes OF oar people, and AZ deputy
treasurer OF Charlotte for the past four
years has rendered himself highly accept
able 10 ALL You may rest assured that
Charlotte Will give good account OF her
self In November next.
The Coalitionists of this county have, as
YOU know. nominated Dabney smith, the
present cOlOred incumbent, for the House,
and Is considerable dissatisfaction exists
in their ranks. there will be very little dif-
ficulty in our electing Mr.. overly. Cur
people are alive 10 the eXigencies OF the
situation, and are very enthusiastic.
PHYST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-07

INSURANCE MATTERS - TIE DANVILLE AND
NEW RIVER RAILROAD-A GIFT OF COTTON.
ICorresponGence OF the Richmond DisDaich.l
SEPTEMBER 6, 1888.
The State Board OF Underwriters having
informed the Danyillc Board that an adj
vance OF - per cent. must be made on all
fire-riSks taken here until there shall be
made satisfactory Improvement OF the
water-supply and the fire department. and
that this advance must be made by the 1st
OF October, the Council has ordered that q
committee proceed at once to purchase an
engine and the necessasy fixtures, at a cost
not exceeding $1,000.
The Board OF Directors the Danyile
and New-Rivcr railroad has determined TO
complete the road to Patrick Courthouse
as soon a. possible, and to issue for this
purpose a mortgage for S2j0.0OO on the
part between Martinsvillc and Patrick
Courthouse. IL is also proposed to retire
the bonds for 500. 900 given for the purpose
Of completing the road to Martinsyille and
binding the receipts from the Patrick
Courthouse division by exchanging them
for bonds Of the new issue. The road
when finished will be about seventy miles
long. The receipts from the line TO Mar
tinsville (ahout forty miles, for one year
are stated at about $4,000. and that is put
down as exceeding the expenses Of opera
ting the road by about $4,000.
Mr.. j. :. Carr. Durham, y. c.. gave last
season bale Of cotton 10 Mr.. c. G. IIol-
land. Of the MorotOck cOtt0n-fac DRY, to be
spun and woven for the benefit OF the Dan
vile Baptist church. That bale made 500
yards of cloth. The company added 300
yards, and turned over the 1000 yards to
the ladies, and they have sold the goods for
$50. ALPHA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-07
By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEw YORK, September 6.-Eoop.-stocks
more active and higher. Money, p per cent.
Exchange-Long, 4Sl4: short. 4e5. oo'eu-
Eceniad-Exchange. isIk. Money. per cent.
Treasury bllaDces-Curency. fl2U,S2f; coin,
s6.75s. Governments steady: a. per cents.
il2s; 4 per cents, ll@,; 3 percents, lO34 state
The took market was weak and depressed in The
earlv dealings to-day. and fell OF aHlls for the
general list aud 'aa2 in coal shares: The weakness
In the latter accounted for by the fact that the
validity of the lease of The Jersey Central u the
Reading will he contested and this caused sales by
he trs also for long account. Before midday Il
lImcr tone prevailed and the market was once
more on the upward turn. The improve ment In
tie afternoon WIS more marked thln on any dav
since the change IN The temper of speculation
took plfce. Buying was Characterized 10y CONT
dence. and round amounts Of stock were freely
taken, both for yesimcnt and speculative ac-
count. The advance IN prices ranged FROM Y 20
) +. Northwest Chicago, Burlington and Quincy,
-. Paul Lacknwanna. Louisville and nashville
, runk lines. Wizards. southwestern. and Western
mi n leading. The last named was the prOmi-
ucnt feature Of the market, rising 10 II and clos
ing az the highest point. The advance nclng Occa-
stoned not only 10y the reiieraion Of the reports
current yesterday that q compromise IN the VIII
iiams sui, had been arrived at. tut also by semi
Official statements that the company was handling
more messages than ever before and that the usual
quarterly dividend would De declared next week.
Trunk Line shares were conspicuous I'm The late
dealings on the announcement that the meeting OF
representatives, ms afternoon had resulted sitls-
factOriiY. Grangers strengthened by continued
favorable crOp advice. IL Is reported that ~ least
two prominent operators have been caught heavily
short of New York Central. Erie Western Union.
and Lackawanna. In specialties. American Gable
rose 1s to IS: C.. C.. {. and i. i. 90 Ga: Chesa-
peakc and OHIO 5, - lGh; Chestpeak: and Ohio
first preferred |. 10 81; Chicago and Alton 10
l34L: Northwest preferred AZ. 10 15l Memphis
and Charleston |, 10 AZ; Minneapolis and st.
Louis preferred 21s. to 81: Nashville and Claita-
nOova -, 10 60: Pacific Mail Il. to 34i,. Pull
man Palace /. 10 80: colorado Coal !. 70 32k.
Cincinnati. Sandusky aud Cleveland sold up from
3S@ 20 Al: Ohio Central declined 10 80 and raj
lied 10 a.. Tran sections. 100000 shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. September 6.-VirUnia 6s, de-
ferred. Z; consolidated. 800: second series, SO ;
pas,-due coupons. 43; new 10-4O's, 50; new
IS, so. Bid to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-07
Xirginia News.

Lynchburg reioices that she has at last
had an accidental fire. 1t was chimney.
james Carter, Jr., has been commission
ed postmaster at Chatham, Pittsylvanla
county, Va.
Twcnty-thTee students presented them
selves at the opening Of the session OF the
Union Theological Seminary "Wednesday,
and number Of Others are expected.
The following is quoted from the Lynch
burg AeUS'S regular fire report: The nre~
bugs are stll abroad in the community,
and are getting bolder instead OF being IN
undated by the extraordinary precautions
observed by the police authorities and eth
zens generally to detect them In their ne
fsrious work. Yesterday morning an
alarm OF fire was turned In from box on
Diamond Hill, which proved 10 have been
caused by an attempt TO fire small frame
house in Yancey's Bottom, occupied by
colored people. The flames were sup
pressed before any considerable damage
was done, and before the fire department
could arrive on the scene.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-07
PETERSBURG.

X
ANOTHER INcENDIARy FIRE; A FACTORY AMI
TWO TrxENINrs Observation-Disclosures
BAPTIST AsSocIkTIoN--AN ORGAN FOR THE
FIRST BAPTIST cHURcH--ToBAcco INSPECT
o.s-RRIkF NEWS ITEMS. sc.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispstch.l
SEPTEMBER C, 1854.
Another fire. the work OF an incendiary,
occurred here this morning about 4 O'Clock,
resulting in the destruction OF large to-
bacco-siemmcry on Mckeever street, owned
bv MIR. William T.. Morrison, and two
frame tenemcnts owned by Mr.. G.. Il.
lanes. The factory-building was new.
: not quite complete. and unoecupied. Its
were 40 by so feet. The fire
skieparimeni could render no service in
saving the building for want Of water.
TThey organized bucket-brigade. how
ever. and saved several houses in the near
vicinity. The factory was insured for
$4,000 IN the Hartford Fire Insurance
Company. This is the second incendisry
fire within the past two nights. This par
ticular locality on McKecver street has
been noted for its fires. During the past
few wears the large faciory-buildings be-
longing 10 Leroy Roper, Samuel Donald.
and thinner & Harrison. aud Ragland's
large distillcry have been burned, and now
Morrison'S stemmery is DESTROYED
The Portsmouth District Baptist Asso-
citation, one OF the oldest, largest. and
wealihlcst 81 the District associations in
the State. viii hold its annual meeting this
year Al North Fork, in Nansemond county,
twelve miles from suffolk, commencing on
Tuesday the 18th instant. AT meeting os
the First Baptist church held last night
Messrs. Bartlett Roper, Simon Seward. w.
r. Deaton, and ". +. Gill were appointed
delegates 20 the Association.
Last Sunday morning few OK the men,
berS OF the First Baptist church. who met
informally. agreed amcng themselves to
take steps 20 procure a fine pipe organ for
their ediiice. At a meeting held in the
church last night. 10 the great surprise and
qualification Of nearly ali who were present,
one OF the gentlemen above referred to re-
ported subscriptions amounting TO $4,000
for the organ. and Il was stated that seve-
raj hundred dollars additional subserip-
tons were not in.
The chef engineer has ordered a set Of
fine gum-coats from Boston for the Use Of
the officers and men OF the fire department.
The money for their purchase was contri-
buted by the citizens.
IL u uti'tR tntt ere iob- lit IIt-dldIiu
system will be introduced in Petersburg.
The matter is being agitated and advocated
as q measure Of economy.
The inspections thus far in the tobacco
wear amount 20 over 10000 hogSheads. It
is believed they will exceed 1900 hogs
heads by the lsl OF october.
The congregation Of the Byrne-Street
Baptist church have not vet called pastor
10 take the place OF Rev. W. 4. Pearson.
The Democrats OF Petersburg will meet
tonight in the different wards TO elect
delegate, 20 the conventions winch have
been called 10 nominate candidates for the
Senate and House ~ Delegates.
a splendid rain fell yesterday afternoon
in the lower counties. Ram j. greatly
needed throughout this section. and every
thing in the way of vegetation is suffering
very much. ROBIN ADAIR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-07
An American Horse Wins ut Croydon.
Chicaso's street-Car Companies.

BY telegraph 10 the Dispalcil.l
CHICAGO, September G.-Fiye years ago
the City Council passed an ordinance i'm
posing an annual tax or license OF $50 per
car on each street-car operated in the city.
The companies united in resisting the col
lection OF this tax on the ground that it
violated their charters, and the matter has
been pending in the courts ever since.
The street-railway companies have lately
agreed to withdraw their opposition and
drop the case in the courts provided tine
city would compromise the matter on ba-
sis of S2j per car for the past five years.
A compromise ordinance to this effect was
accordingly passed, and the companies yes
terday and to-day paid to the city treasurer
$4,000. The $50 license will be hereafter
collected annually.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-07
.Fw yoeK IRON MARKET.

SEPTRsDFE 5.-sco'ch Pie-Ine article cen-
tinles slov: the business reported - IN smait ots
10 arrive on account OF the felahsely 80! 49,.
snne marked change. Americas Pt-lhe ns,rse.
has not shown important change; tEe cthshu
hrand T. held HrMIy: otherwise buyers have tbs
sdvsn,age. Rails are in steady demand al late
1no,ed prices. The following are ihr qus&AIlohs ,
American pig, No. /, s5zeSfa5' Ne, $50
go Sosfso3 for Glengarnsek; k23-o0es34 ief
foI;ncss; s2l@s2l.5O for fglinton, and $50
s23.25 for Summeree; sSS.IoAf-8 Ior , lax
40 SO for Carubroe; American stosl r.hs, ~ z
"A mills for future delivery, aud f3s-5V@S
o. mi: old rails AT s22.50 for '.rr and s365o
~, a h. wrought scrap, s24aSe5 from yard
mi s3an 500 80 OK Ship.--J0uraaI " C0sss cree
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-07
TOBACCO MARKETS
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

THURSDAY. September 6, 1883.
The market this week is weaker, without much
change ia prices.
SUN-CURED.
Lugs, sfGs7: medium, s7.50GS9; good, 500
Slz; and fine. $3.50 500. Several LOgsheads have
been sold ~ s3uWss2.
DARK TOBACCO.
Lugs.-Dark, Sf@Sj; good. $3.50.
Ledf-CommOu, $1,000 5000: rood, 81 500
SO; tine, SlON si5.
BRIGHT COMMUNICATING.
SmOkers.-COmmon. SS.506Sl0.50; medium
Sl2asl3; good. sl3.5O@Sl6; tine, Sl6@l7:
fancy. $l9MS22.
FiHerS.-New lug filters, from 50 10 81; com
mon, SlO@el2; medium, Sl3dsl4; good,
slJMSl6; rne, Sl7MslS.
WTdDDerS.-C ommOd. sl9ds2f: medium. s21
ns3O; good, $3.50 $40; line, s45@s55; fancy,
5000 sG5.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-07
SrW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

SEPTEMBER 5.-Becces-Receipts 80 carloads,
or l.5n6 hcid--iJ car loads for expiration d.
rect 2S carloads direct to city trade slaughtcrers,
and 20 carloads 10 De sold. most II which were
sold 10 the current rates of Yesterday, includlhs
no ear. loads 10 an exporter at 20 {. 100 iJs live
weight. Dressed beef steady ~ S54d9Ac. FOR city
a. essei native sides; 6s0s7sc. for Texas and Colo
RADIO do: and glr sc. for wes,crn-dressed. ship
lncnt, Of live stock ard fresh meat frem this port
today were 7s9 live cattle. 200 live sheep, $50
quarters Of beef. and 1870 carc1sscs Of mutton.
Gable adyices from London and Liverpool To-Day
quote American refrigerator beef frmer at 2jsc.
& n. :, -,
Sh6eD and Ldmbs-Receip - carloads. or
2.27O head. Trade was not brisk, ana some oi
Tho dealers rated the marx unsettled. hut the Few
sales were ~ higher figures, including good 10
choice sheep al 5aa &c. ( 10, and fair To choice
lambs at ~ re.
Hoqs.-Regciris. 80 carloads, or $500 head.
No trading in live hogs. Normally dull aud weak
at *5.40@ $3.50 e 100 bs.-JcrrH@I or conn
M6rce
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-07
rxo young Ladies Drowned.

By telegraph to The Dispdtch.I
New BRUNSWICK, \. j., September g.
Carrie Waldmayer and Amelia Weaver, OF
Philadelphia. aged respectively nineteen
and twenty-one years. who were visiting
Sebastian Zimmerman, OF this place, were
drowned in the Rlritan river last night.
They were stroling along the beach, when
Miss Waldmayer slipped from the rocks
and fell into the water. Miss Weaver en-
deayored TO rescue her companion, but
both were drowned. Their bodies were
recovered this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-07
THE MEDICAL s0CIETY OF WIN.
1 GINA.
laird Day. acknowledgements Paper. Read
Especial telegram to the DIspa,eb. I

| Especial telegram 20 the DlspatchI
RocKBRTDoE ALUM SPRINGS. September {
The Society met this morning. with Dr
Cooper In the chair. DIR. Edwards mad
the report Of the treasurer and secretary
and the Auditing Committee pronounce,
the accounts correct.
DIR. Chisholm, OF Baltimore. read On
per on the removal Of foreign bodies II
the ear.
Dr. spiers Gibson, OF Staunton, exhib.
lied new splint for fractures OF Ions
bones.
DR.. Tiffany. OF Baltimore, read paper
on "Plastic Surgery OF the Face"
DIR. Mackenzie, Of Baltimore, read 6
paper on "The DETECTION Of the Nasal Sep
tum and Its Treatment"
DR.. J. A. White. OF Richmond, showed
some new instruments for operations on
the nasal septum.
DR.. J. Edgar Chancellor, the incoming
president, was conducted to the chair.
DIR. S. X. Jackson, Of Norfolk, read n
report on Advances in Medicine"
DR.. William ID. Cooper was made hon.
orary fellow Of the Society.
DR.. w. c. Dabpey. OF Charlottesville,
read report on "The Present Aspect Of
The Bacillria Tuberculosis Question"
DIR. Shields, OF Richmond. read the re-
port on Advances in Ophthalmology and
Otology."
DIR. j. \. White, OF Richmond, read Il
paper OH " Injuries to the Eye"
DR.. w. +. Barr. Of Abingdon, sent re-
port OF "Adyances in Hygiene and Public
Health.
DR.. Martin. Of Chatham, read report
Of the Epidemic OF Diphtheria. in Pitt
sylvania County in 1882"
Dr.. Bedford Brown, OF Alexandria, read
n paper based on his Thirty-Y Years. Expe-
Hence in Diphtheria."
EVENING SESSION.
The President Of the Society read in
vitations from the Blue-Ridge Springs,
Rockbridge Alum Springs, and Rawley
Springs to meet there next year, and the
Society decided by ballot to meet at Rawley
Springs.
BY resolution Of DIR. w. W. Parker, OF
Richmond, the thanks OF the Society were
teSdered to the proprietors and manage
ment Of the Rockbridge Alum and to the
railroad companies for reducing the fare OF
the delegates.
DR.. 4. VI. Fauntleroy read q paper on the
Therapeutical Value Of Rockbridge Alum
Water" Many OF the hotel guests being
present, the President, Dr.. Chancellor,
made report on the same. The commit
tee appointed TO report on the merits OF
the ROckbridge Alum water made very
favorable report. \ full discussion on the
subject Of dIphtheria was entered upon 10y
all the members and ensued until adjourn
ment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-07
DANVILLE.

INSURANCE MATTERS - TIE DANvILLE AND
NEW RIVER RAILR0AD-A GIFT OF COTTON.
lCorresponcence OF the Richmond DisDatch.l
SEPTEMBER 6, 1888.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-07

FANCY GOODS.
DECEIVED AT STEVENS /:

DECEIVED AT STEVENS:
500 LANiPs-ihe handsomest assortment shown
ia town; tweaiy different styles, trimmed CON-
plete. at 81; beautiful designs. $50 and
1913:
ELEGANT VAsE-LAMPs, trimmed with Sia-
herring burner and etched gloves, at sj-such
goods as were sold last yeirais7 to $40;
LIBRARY-LAMPs at very low prices;
PENDANT-LAMPS, trimmed complete, atil;
sIDE-LAAfPs. trimmed with white shade or large
reflector. at 81;
SOLID GLASS HAND or sTAND-LAMrs,
trimmed with burner and chimney, at 25c.;
CLEVELAND sAFETY-LAMPs at one half the
former price. as l wish 70 close Them out.
ForLAaIPS Of any description got
STEVENS. sos Broad street.
we continue the DISCOUNT on SILVER
PLATED WARE that has sold so much for Us the
n,st two weeks. au 30
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-07
GENERAL MARKETS.
py,I.DEIpnIA WOOL MARKET.

SEPTEMBER 4.-Wooi steady; OHIO, Pennsylya-
MIA and Wet lrgini1 NH aud above al $40 3Sc.:
\ AZ 36M37c.: medium ~ 3oH5Oc. coarse az
n ia33c: New Nsrk. Michigan. Indiana. ana
we.tern fine or y and M al 3zM3Je.; medium
AT 3gm4Oc.: coarse At 81 y@33c. washed coinn
ing and delaine- Fine washed delane ana M
A26i3c.: coarse washed combing and delane at
3 3ri soc Canada washed combing al 32H53c.
Tub-wa shcG-t boice at $50 aOe., fair az 500
&c: coar,e AZ SIas3c. Unwashed combiug aud
Geaine-Medlun uuwlsLed cOmbing and delAne
II 3Oa3zc.: cOarse do. ut 24a 23c. Bright nn-
washed clOthinE-Finc Or y and Ky az zf9 zoe,
medium at 2eM32c.; coarse AT 23A2ic. DARK
earthly unwa,hed clotfing-finc ~ l9MSOc.'
medium at 34a BE: coarse AZ 2lgi22c. orc
gon--gine al Z4eg2Ss. medium ~ Zgd - c.
coarse at 2SG2ic. New Mexican and ColOraon-
Fine ut l7m23c.: medium al 2pe1s1c.' COST =
tcarpet g0Oli AZ l60 &c. Pulled ana ~ rlnS ~
3Oel33c.; super az 30N33c.' iaulsS al -oe5o~'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-07
Steamship Damaged by Fire.

by telegraph % The DispatchI
BALTIMORE. September G.-The steam
ship William Crane, OF the savannah Line,
arrived about noon to-day greatly dam
aged by fire. The ship took fire Tuesday
whilst of the coast OF South Carolina, and
il was only after the most strenuous eXer-
tons that the officers and clew succeeded
in eXtinguishing the flames, and then not
until the ship and cargo had been dam
AGED to an amount estimated at from
$4,000 to $4,000. The hull OF the vessel
being OF iron, saved her from destruction.