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The steamship Trave of the North Gerht o'clock one ers who

presently departed from the vessel was a woman who attracted unusual

attention for the reason that she was accompanied by a considerable

suite of retainers and servants ere for a ti for theirto the details of her arrival Nor was it alone for this

reason that all eyes were from time to time turned in her direction

There was about her a certain air of distinction, wealth, power and

repose, which iht eagerly an opportunity to scan the features of this young

wo, was immediately apparent, and the

fact added not a little to the interest that waswoman, whoever she was, maintained an air of reserve which

raised a barrier beyond which none of the curious ht penetrate; and

as if insolently disdainful of the attention she attracted, her face

reh to set at

naught these efforts of the curious throng

A view of her face was, however, not required to determine in the minds

of the beholders that she possessed more than ordinarily, the

attractive feminine qualities Her very presence told that; the air

hich she estures she