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IN the county OF Prince George, and
State Of Maryland,
Contais ing 287 acres. 8 I-s miles from
3ladensburg, and nine miles from the city
Of Washington. The improvements are
a comfortable dwelling house, with good
barn, stable, courthouse, cow-house, and
every other necessary ont building. A
part of the lard is we'll setin clover, and
from all experiment made, it is well
adapted to the use Of Plaster Paris. For
situation and health it is exceeded by
none, is well watered. and has an abun.
dance of timber and wood FORTS support
For terms, apply 10 the subscriher, liy.
ing in Alexandria. or to Mr.. Samuel
Philips, adjoining the premises, who viii
shew the property.
THOMAS SANFORD.
Nov. IS. 2aw6w
The editors of the National lntelligencel
will insert the aooye, as marked, and
send their accounts to this Office for pay
alent.
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aug. FlTZHuGH.
Sept s6-fawtt
land fcl. SAC.

Twill sell "a I'asCT or LIND COZ
taiping about 700 acres, situate in Fair
fax county, on Aeeotink creek, tweIyl
miles below Alexandlia.
70 any person wiship, to embark L
tie wood-cutsing business. this would b,
q s4luable purchase, as there are uf.
F'rarGs of 400 acres IN wood ] fing cont
.gaous thereto. lhe cleared land ma,
be easily restored to its original fertility
hy the use of Plaster of Paris, which
produces on the soil the happiest effect
3he situation Of this property is very
healthy, aud tie creek upon which il
lies affords an abundance OF Fish and
Wild fowl. Mr.. Joseph Crouch, living
al Air, Janney's mill, near the LAID.
viii slew it, and the terms will be made
anewr by the subscriber residing il
hopdoQn county. near I4eesburg.
HIM. M MCarty.
October ST aaw
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For Richmond,
Fifty Dollars Reward.

I'd ANYWAY from the subscriber liv.
Va, ing in Charles County, maryland.
on the night of the 9th inst. "a stout like
" negro man, about p years of age
had on when heaanaway a short coat and
aantaIoons, made of homespuD, co,se
warp filled in with dark mixed yarn anG
wove fustian, a new fer hat, with black
sash round the crown and coarse cot
tea shirts-he has with him other cloatii
iqs and will very likely change his dress
he cdLLS HIMSELF
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.John and Renbcn l}ilI:els.

Have Just received. BY the ship Mary,
E!yORTy-NvE Packages Seasonahle
k Dry. GOODS, direct from the
manufacturers in Epgland, which, they
are disposed to sell at the most reduced
prices for cash or to punctual customers
Nov 20
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JUS Il,

|RN Thursday last by Mrs. COL
|G D STON, between the hours of 4 and
b O'Clock paper with one 90, eight tens
and four dollar notes, in all Sl20 to-
gethcr. with an account between Der aad
r. Brockett-Any well disposed person
who may have fonnd it. she hopes will
restore It. as the owners comfort and a
large and sick family depend upon it
the finder shall be literally rewarded.
( Nov 25
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Notice.

ayHE stockholders in Great HINT.
a Greek Bridge COMPANY, areI,s
,y notified that a Dividend Of tkres !, !
cent. is declared and PAYABLE II &
counting house of John and Taon,,
Vowel, for the six months ending H.
fst inst. ~
November 18. etl,n
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nov 20
Notice.

e The Members Of The Aleyandlia
Hose and Engine Company, are ~
quested to rect at the Gourt-9oRse
Io-morrc,o EreNin- at Z O'Clock.
BY order OF the Commandaat.
nov 90 81
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joseph olnlsh y son,

IS IL y ~ ~
II. received BY ship Mary, Babbidge
10 Packages Of Goods.
8 bales cloths
2 do stockinet
7kdo.mull null musiins
4 do Madras nkfs.
2 do plain book and fancy musltns
2 do lo-4 Whitney blankets, sup. q
9 casesgingha.ns :
2 do corded
| fancy striped jaeonet muslin
ON H2sS.D.
Black and white cambria call;coes, mar
seilss vestings. james, jackoRe' ard fancy
nuslins, hosiery. yalencias, shawls, shirt
pgs, sewing silks and twist, aannels,
&c.
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Advertisement.

IN obedience to an'order of the Com
8 tyCourt Of Fairfax. Twill, on Mon
Iaav the 18th dayof August next, proceed
Ito sell to the highesthidder, al that par
Gel or tract of land. (now occupied by,
land in the possession of Thomas Ogden
loF Themas], belonging to the representa-
Itives Of the late John Allison, sen. de-
ceased. This Tracts believed to1contaiD
between 60 and 100 acres. tolerably well
|watered, with coed proportion,in wood,
bounded by Ravensworth, and tie lands
|of William Cash. sen. Zacbariah Ward,
and w. Fl. Foote, Eeq. and about seven
miles from Ateyandria, further descrip-
ton is thought unnecessary, as it is pre-
|sume,I any person inclined to purchase
would view the premises, which will be
shewn on application to the tenant Ihos.
Ogden of Thomas terms will be-
one third cash, arr bonds with approved
security for the balance payable in 1sI
e. IS menths.-The sale to take place OF,
t;.e premises and viii commence at III
O'Clock, at which time aud place due at
tena will be given by the
Commissioners.
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Bank Of A.cxan-
dria,

Sept. &c, 1915.
ME Stockholders in this institution
4 are hereby notified, that the Sc
cona instalmcat of ten dollars on eacl.
hare Of the capital stock is called for.
and required to be paid in, On or before
the fst day OF Dec. ensuing-and that
the Sd instalment of five dollars on eaci
share, is also called for, and required
to be paid IN en- the 1st day of January.
1916.
BY order of the President and Direc-
tors.
James S. Scott, Caslr.
sept. q dstlaw
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Indigo Nader Pep
per, &c.

500 IBIS. best FIotaat indigo
1000 do. bright Dutch Nader
90 bags Pepper
10 hhds. Orleans Sugar
90 do. Muscosado do.
so bbls. low priced do.
1000 lbs. Loaf e Lump do.
10000 Green Coffee
10 hhds. Molasses
S puneheons fine old Spirits
90 or. casks Malaga Wine
100 Demijohns
ALSO,
Cogniac Brandy, Holland Gin, fraI
Teas, Wines, Cheese,
find q large and general assortment 7
GROCERIES,
Which are warranted Genuine, and al
offered tor sale low for cash, by
7 w. Peyton & TO-
Corner of King & Columbpsst Streets
Oct. 90. d5tiaw6w
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FOR Sale,
THE
White House

e n the west side of Fairfax st,s
~ between Prince and Duke street,
now occupied by Mr.. Slade.-A pT
title will be made to this property.
For terms, apply to
J. d. simnS
Oct 18 co5tlav4
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Commissioners

July 70. 'ts.
e. The sale of the above
property is postponed till Monday the
4th day of Decembernext, On which day.
at the place and on terms first mention
ed the sale will positively take place.
Nov o.
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Advertisement.

Nov %
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Len Johnson,

He Calls HIMSELF
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was defeated, and on his return, wa.
COMMUNICATED with dungeon, instead Of
) throne. There would be nothing in
such change, that would astonish US in
the least on the contrary, we conceive
/ the report to be,sWhether true or not pro-
|bable in al its parts.
Duane reckons this revolution, (sup-
posing the intelligence correct, out OF
|all ordinary events, and contends that no
|analosical reasoning, can be brought to
bear upon the point. Il is not one Of
hose cases, it IS one amongst the class of
cases rendered probable by tie French
revolution, It's case that might well
he expected to happen amongst people
who tamper with their oaths of allegiance,
like dice-who are one day the subjects
of Louis, then of Bonaparte, then Of Or
leans-Amongst a people, bound by no
moral or sacred tie, any revolution is pro-
1able. This fearful and portentuous state
of things, results from the character OF the
French revolution itself. 1t is worse.
than childish In Our investigation OF evl-
aence, 70 argue from our own passions
and wishes. Let us lsok at events as
they oci>e,., and however abborrent they
NAV be to our inclinations, examine the
evidence Of ther existence. 1t islnot all
the rage and rancour manifested by the
humble subjects Of Napoleon on this side
of the Atlantic, that will secure him for
all hour In the possession of his throne.
Baltimore Telegraph.
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From tie .hsw York Epeaias Post.

A GRAND BaLL--A short time since
a young lady, about IS years old by some
means or other found way to the strong
box other uncle, a rich farmer, living ia
New Jersy, and took therefrom about
$4,000. Soon after she came TO this city,
and commenced life in I;igh style she
took UP her residence in tie Bowery, and
immediately set herselfto work to give a
grand supper and ball. Between three 4
four hundred dollars was expended III Ii
quors, pound cake and confectienafies,
and tickets Or printed cards of invitation
were sent arount! to upwards OF four hum
Idred, males and females. Such OF her
own sex,as had not trinkets to decorate
their heads and arms, she supplied. To
the young lads, whom she selected to be
managers at the ball she gave gold watch
es and new suits Of clothes. Matters
thus arranged. the party assembled night
before last, at the place fixed upon in the
nowerv, and commenced their sport
phey had not, however, led down the
dance many times. before some unruIy
Butchers boys intruded themselves into
the ball room, and raised such duet. that
itbecame necessary for the police officers
to interfere, to preserve the peace. AS
the watchmen entered the room, the
young men forced their way out Of it
from every outlet; leaping from the win
dows oHt on the other, until they all made
their escape. The girls did not come OF so
we'll. They were seized, together with
whole baskets Of cakes and bottles Of
wite, & all taken to the watch house. The
next lnornins when an examination was
gone into, it appcared that this young
lady had expended pretty near all the
money she had taken from her uncle's
strong box. Those young men who had
partaken of her liberal bounty, were
stripped Of their clothes and watches, and
the girls of their bracelets ard trinkets.
and lodged in the police office for sale
keeping. This timely detection has pre-
vented the young lady, and a young man,
whom she had selected tor her gallant,
from visiting Philadelphia, whittier twas
their intention to set out early yesterday
morning.
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ltry heat. We have not had an opp5rtu
Unity to learn in what extent destructlol
has appeared. Much glass has been de
lstroyed in the town. What damage has
lbssn done to the fields, or cattle, is. mol
| vet known, but we expect great, II the
| hail storm extended around us. ihe
noble willow which waved at our
door, was sacriGcedto the blast, and only
one. solitary branch reminds US OF its
rich and spreading foliage. g
From Marblehead we learn that the
hail did considerable damage to the win
dows. and one house was struck with
lightning, and much shattered, but no
lives were lost.
We have heard from all the other
neishborng towns, and they received no
damage from the hail. Some of the hail
stones which fell in this town, we learn
measured from a t, 6 inches IN circum-
ference, and weighed from 4 to g cun-
ces. The destruction OF window glass is
immense. Scarcely house in town es-
capped the destructive effects Of the hail
stones and in many of them more than
$50 squares ofglass we're broken. Many
fields of corn, potatoes, &c.in the neigh
borhood are destroyed, having been liter
ally torn up by the roots, and the de-
struction of fruit torn from the trees IN
our gardens, has been very great. Sc
veral chimnies were blown down.
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r q s. r. SCR e e 4.

baltimore, August II

r. n .f
i A private letter received by gentle
Imam IN this city from bis friend IN Mar
! seilles dated SSth June Brought by the
1 Abaelino states 6 that On the s7tl, &
Ia Telegraphic despatch announced inthat
icity, that !" BoNkpARTE HAD. BEEN
1 HANGED AND ALL HIS FAMILY TaAr
lwERE IN PARIS .MAssAcRED, and that
the Members of the two Chambers of the
| Legislative Body sothe number ofEroHe
KrsDREp were also put to death (tusi.le.,
lOf the genuineness Of the letter there is
no doubt, and from the responsibility Of
the writer it is equally certain that such
news was received at Marsciies.
Since writing the above We have been
POLITELY favored with the original letter
in French, of which the following trans
lation has been made for this Gazette--
Eatrac: d a letter from q respectable
French gentleman tate resident 81
Baltimore to his friend in this city,
dated
MARsE1L1Es, June 90, 1915.
ssItis my intention to leave this Gig
lfor Lyon on Monday last, Goth J butts
imy great astonlshment, on Sunday the
|25th, wonderful political change took
|place here al the houses which had
found upon my arrival, decorated with
'tlls tri-colored Gag, bave. substituted
the Whine standard Il the royal Insignia
The regular Troops who were in the city,
were compelled to depart the followins
night. and have arrived at Ioulon, whici,
place still continues to display tseimpc-
rial standard. The cries OF |ive lie Ri
re-echo from enc end of the city to the
other: from - to $4,000 inhabitants who
we're obliged to quit the city lest they
should be compelled to wear the imperi.
ri cdekade. have returned, as we'll as
the mayor and some ecclesiastical cha
rectefs.
:. The whole CT the yeomanry are in
arms AMI are extremely well organized,
which tend greatly t9prssrve good order
and tranquility. We were, indeed, IN
need Of this for search after unhappy
yictums had already commenced. Every
thing is quiet at present: Provisional.
has been established, until
a more stable one is otganized.
:. Yesterday intelligence reached us by
telegraph, that NAPOLEON hat beer
lsung at Paris, erery branch Of his .fami-
ly massac,gd. and the Hsm5ers ct both
Houses SHOT! the number consisted ct
Eight Hundred. In two days we shall
have positive accounts OF this news"
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:. ,.,tsr snnounced that. by secret
Ing AZ An tho.isand troops of the line

- announced that, by secret
lne Ton tea tAoasand troops of the line
aess' ...;ye n Paris, to organize 8 a
;smoire,'' and to provoke 6 An
Is In,,,asaire.'' This letter also ey-.
ssfh y an ! wish thatthe NATIONAL Guards
Ffs ii t. no longer commanded by,age
s'n = devoted to Napoleon.
re ssss a Minister Of was. said, this letter
,s0 10 AMPLY refused by the simple.
eaa'' .l' = al tic troops in The department
PC, ~ va ss;pe. were commanded by Gens..
y w. SEBASTIAN & Grrnier. shile..
r ,s's ] command, no Freachman need
trsasoa. aagely applause.l
"a !, vas .iecreed, that on inohtion OF NJ
..alt tie deputies to be sent to the
lw W., narers. should be chosen by the
...sv,sioFal government.
Fs ca s;ttI,ls was suspended and the
.s1a;s,ee With the address repaired to
=, ace de i'Elyse.
Il i;se O'Clock ne sitting recommenc-
s I,aoiainais, he president, men
s, thar Sapvieon had replied to
.s.raa.lre ;. i'hat me Immediate Cause
s abaieaten lad bees the interest
,fFrsDes aasi Of lis son. whom BE re-
~..s'senied = tie jestiee Of the cham
s, aaei tie justice u the Fie:ieii peo-
RE.
'IIascs,;ceof the three persens On the
esrt .sf the Eoase Vas tsea l4ate--see
Y An. a,tsslors s;scsrs N beth houses,
So. ,bTee s,s e;l 81 to form the
% s'.,s,::3gs,s: ,.si. Sss the luke of
, ~ os..c.sA til.lStsi vi the Gene
III lsol,ce esa Minister Of
..Ae Intsrs 'iiaf S;eiill .Nf .f
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Public Sale.

I'm Saturday the 18th inst: will be.
& S, old at the late dwelling house OF
.dsarah Gator, decd III Alexandra
county near the Potomac Bridge-A:
the personal estate Of The decedent, con-
sistirs Of several valuable Negroes, Ho--
ses, Cattle; Sheep, Farming Utensils,
Wheat, Rye, and household and kitchen
Furniture, &C.. Terms made kncwn at
the time Of sale.
.NaRY G.aTTO.T, .Qdm'rr.
August 9. rs
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Niorfolk, August 8.


arrived, british slip Achilles, Fate
lie DAYS from Antigua. Rum, S. & P.
|Chrii:stian.-spoke July %. in lat. 25, %.
'ong. S., sioop Experiment, 9 days from
ST. Bartholo,news, bound to Baltimore,
goth, III lat. %. long. 81. sea- brig 9
days from st. Thomas, bound to Alexan-
|dria.
Sch'r Gient, Weston, Il days from
st. Croix. Sugar and Rum, Smith and
Manrv.-Left brlg frednnia for y. 7.
uncertain when to sail; Sch'rs. Rapid.
!s,ldbridge. Cor this port in 4,,or $ days
Comet, for Alexandria, dc. Quiz, Wight,
for New-Iork, do.
scg'r. Ann MARIA, Reynolds, Is days
from Porto Rico, Sugar, James Young
Left there, briss Leader, Of Eairhaven,
hound to Philadelphia, to sail in 2er s
DAYS lane, Edward, Of n. York, con
denned. not being sea worthy: Spanish
sch'r. Arribas, Elkins, for n. York, 10 ;
sch'rs. America. Smith, of n. York, Just
arrived Hero, Finney, for Boston, an
certain to sail; Vixen, Evans. n. York,
for Philadelphia, uncertain /; Louisiana,
Fish, Baltimore, discharsing Paul Lille
White, Warner, PhiIadel phia, do; Luz
curges, Orrock, Baltimore, do. The
|sch,rs. Fanny, RenttsIl. Of this port,
Touched at Porto Rico and sailed tie 9th
July. Tor 1t. Jago de Cuba; Oscar, Brown
Of this port, sailed for Lasuira the 18th.
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Hugh Smith q Co.

Have just received per ship Ocean, Cap
adams, from Liverpool,
And offer for Sale,
2-4 crates and s hhds. Earthen Ware
$50 boxes of Pipes
| bale supeffne Broadcloths, assosts
ed colors
9 bales Weleh Flannels, assorted
4cases Pms, assorted
l cask containing Needles,
First quality Gilt ard Plated Buttons;
Curry-Colnbs and Crarlbo Combs.
August II. dsm
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Cheap Broadcloths.
Salt & Corn.

1000 sacks Liverpool fine SALT, land.
ing from the Ship Ocean and for sale by
Lindsay & Hill
Who have 1000 bushels CORN A.
float. ali of which will be sold ON acco'
nsdating terms before it is stored.
In STORE,
n:uscovado Sugar in hogsheads and
barrels.
Cotton in hales, of a very superior
quality, and Flour, selected fer family
use.
August 70.
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NEw-YoRK, Aug. 8.
Bonaparte Beheaded.

A gentleman who arrived at this port
i'm the ship Rebecca, from Jamaica, states
|tl,at on the 2ls. or ED Of July, vessel
passed through the British feet and com
|municated to captain Robb, OF the War
|riuor ~. that g B9NAPARTE HAD
BEEN TRIED BY A MILITARY
|rnIrpT AND EEHEADGD.
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Confirmation.

A. gentleman who was or board the
British frigate Narcissus, of Sandy Hook
m Saturday last, was .,formed, that they
had spoken brig from Havana for Bos-
Ton, the captain Of which uniformed them,
that Il report reached the Havana,
THAT BhNApARTEHAD BEEN BE-
HEADED, by HIS OWN TROOPS.
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BosToN. August 9.

On Tuesdar at about 5 o'clock, we
we, visited with a gale of wind with
rain which for few minutes vas very
severe; little Or no damage however,
was done here. But at Salem aad Mar
|hlebead. the storm was accompanied with
hail which was vevy destructive. All
the window glass exposed to II was prog
ON to the amount OF many thousand dol
liars in value. Tie gardens. ns.as OF
! corn aud fruit trees were greatly injured.
| In the latter place house was struck oy
lightning, but no lives were lost. seve-
lral chimueys we're blown down. Some
of the hailstones measured or 5 inches
lin circumference and weighed nearly 9
|opuces. The thermometer at the tine
of the commencement o. the storm was
Thigh, and the barometer unusually low.
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MARKETS. OF the Main extremely dull
impossible 70 eject sales. The eApsdi-
ion frcA Spain against the independents
sfyeaezuesa. Consisting OF from s 70 10,
ss men, aader the ceeimand OF general
,Iar;iin. sailed FROM Porto CaYeilo, for
s.. Mastha and Carthagena, asCct LIN
ult.
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Philadelphia. e'ig. Z,
State OF the Market.

Notwithstanding the numerous late ar
",s's nriees in general are imp: 9ving.
NoEes has advanced from TO / lie
s y, Per Ii: Sugar from 2 TO SIS pefcwt.
NSAl "a the rise and brisk Cocoa, Carac-
N Nga and seascc: Moiasses advanced
I'M ; 70 3 cts, per gal: Hides steady ;
y. aasa the saa:e: Janipes 1ersisS low and
"a; '.oswoad rrprovn,s Lumber
esay saa brisk Nas&. stores rather less
: FSp'.eqaeaee vi largo arsn.Sis, Plaster
,' .sris plenty ant low Beef and Pork
aiy Nee asd Salt the same Coal,
asl'ss AID Virginia low and heavy :
l ,,ap,s h'SSl and scarce: 4vindward Is
~ Ssia advanced from 10 tol2 Cts.
sss and in demand: Ka,,aad Gih
~ ,S's a+s, duh. In Spices 40 material
s' le.lowi,igitaad scarce :'Toase-
.,,,r 'ss.aJ: Sieesin gsnera.. high and
-. 'sFe sss iass war, large calculations
ny se:ne writers in this coun-
8as., s's favourable disposition Of samt
sa'' M.:!sfsrs tsgs:',is america, aud
-. frsaec OF Taies Mas stated K
Sss. gssr J.;ess.23.s .~How far these ex.
en- '''1s sass bee. ssai!ssd tine Aas
II, sies failscioss, l.oa ridics!ou'
s.ss .ss: tasei,,a nli,i.ssers ar Euler,
,ress. nes sins fgoyeraasatsopposet
se.r N-aeiple Of policy and interes
~'Sn, should desire Ter prosperity
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During sse late seise Of Anconia, the
psr; was b!ocSadea by the .aasssria49 ~
gate CaroIina at "a guns, and several
snlleF vessels. 7'hissis one OF the first
Efforts Of the Aus.rias navy.
8esisn Daily .adu,
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Ai},..ls... = s9tzka.
5 SATURDAY. Aucrsr 1e.

bed IN Philadelphia au Sunday night,
hat Cant. 1ong SaiTH. Of the Navy
lste Commanded Ct tie EraaAhn q.