Rigged as a three-masted barkentine, she was then sold to a firm based in Dunkirk, northern France. In 1895, she was sold to Mortolo & Simonetti, based in Genoa, Italy. She  was based in Camogli, northern Italy and transported lumber regularly from Pensacola, Florida to South America.
Configured as a three-masted barkentine, the ship was later sold to a firm in Dunkirk, France. In 1895, it was sold to Mortolo & Simonetti in Genoa, Italy. Based in Camogli, northern Italy, she made regular trips from Pensacola, Florida to South America, transporting lumber.