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1000 DOLLARS REWARD,

Is offered for n better recipe for the Cure
OF Coughs, Colds, Asthma, WhOOptDg
Cough, Group, Splitting Of Blood, Night
SweRfs, Diseases Of the Throat, Pain
In the Side and Breast, and all dis
eases tending TO Consumption,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-09

French RG6ks.
LNRENClI Grammars, Dictionaries and Readers
II Testaments and Bbles also, Spanish Books.
March 3, 1850, JOHN LEHMAN.
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Firc, Fire. Fire, Fire, Fire.
TIME undersigned as Agent of the CITY INSU-
RANCE COMPANY OF CINCINNATI is pre-
pared to insure property of any description against
loss or damage by FIRE, in the town of Lancaster
and vicinity. Ohce-hIan Street, Fosters Building,
JOHN GARAGHTY.
Lancaster, December 81. l849. dl2tf
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NEW YORK, Jan. 81, ls4s. BE-
Mar Sb will comply with pleasure with request and npaH
sch knowledge possess Of The estal qualities Of he CANCHALA
GuA plant but little known the United States but which from
u superior medicinal pfOees destined to Mptnede many Of the
drugs INV IN
During 7nI resi- ieuce alta California had frequent opportun
e VI witnessing It's beneficial effects and of observing
ton viii which Tgded by the nhban, generally thus
bling write fey with great confidence, ASTONISI-
lNG MEDICINAL VIRTUES
Slnly o there iH every family considered Of VITAL fAPOR
TNtE In the Spring of he yeu sored matter Of course
when an infusion of drunk three times day, for about
week npir TONE and VlGOR digestive organs regu-
lat all nervous and arleiia deangsmens.
Very respectfully, your Obe1ent servant
ALFRED ROBINSON.
Tho airs of Mess JONES and ROBINSON
bHsc! by LUZ HENRlQUE FERRERA DAGuAR Couul Gene.
raj ir Nz n The United sttes and by ARCHIBALD FOSTER Vice
Coa.4 hOm Brazil at Boston.
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T. Il VI Cd v a l..
G. SlYON Il CO..

COMPETITION CHALLENGEDn!
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The Great Hardware Store,
aJGo q 9s
SIGN or THE PADDOCK AND NIL.SIW.
FPINGEn, WRITE & xAwNH

Ohm EFFlNGER, THOMAS II. WHITE and
- WILLIAM LArlA under the namo and firm
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Nlauk Summons
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-09
REMnmA

~. CoRNER, West Of Centre Auev, and has ioined
with him in the business his Son JOHN FIEIDING,
under the firm name Of
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-09

eases tending TO consumption,
than
DIR. II LIS
q A L S a M FO n T H e T. U N q s,
COMPOUND SYRUP OF
&C AN c H IL AG U A %
Ca1chalagua is new article of medicine, lately
introduced into this country from
UTC A LIFO o RNIA!L0
Read what of the highest standing in our coun-
try say Of its remarkable CURATIVE properties
g 8 6 g g g g
HON. JOHN c. JONES, formerly Colrl ot United States al
The SamiOh hiand letter published in the New York Msr
camille Times dated
.- Bpion, Dec. 10, 1886.
My Dear ST-My experience has shown very cases.
during residence Of years fa California, how am certain
The CANCALAGUA to break fever and It's powerful effect
Tonic hugi he patent after the fever has le nieed taken
ionic merely he Caneaagua Hpas all fhs'i lis strengthening
qualities, which have come under my observation.
Asa household medicine, bp deemed invaluable dnfidof,
Hp0JlItd in ALL maladies tending PULMONARY AFFEC.
1NS As irge and purifier Of ihs blood medicinal qualities
are without equal and asa iol 1t is the plus ultra
With great reani, your obeiient servant JOHN C. JONES'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-09

RY the & duly suthSrized agent, George G. Beck, DR.,
INSTRUMENTS AND MEDICINES.
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FIELDINGl AND SON.

BY whom the business viii hereafter he conducte
They have Just added to their former supply the lar
est and most raried assortWent Of HATS and CAP
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70 Purch"se Heh"y made ClOthlnS,
Cloths, CdSSimereS, PcstingS &c Trimmings at price
to toSGitevry body either at wholesale or retaaiSat
c. ~ = ~ " o, .rt . NJ
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nj Al RIED.

IN the Oh July At The house OF w g. Alton. by Rev
q Hsreenburgh, Mr.. HENRY AL5hl9ar Of Green
paw Ris 10 Miss SARAH ALTON OF ttis civ.
On Weopesdsy. july 10 by Rev Z. Halt Did. Mr..
pENRY AUGUSTUS ENiSOS, OF ;hs hrn Of Dsnison
4 Co 10 SiiSs CAROLINE Il daughter Of Robert Latoo
l,o sll OF this cry -
~ Tues sy July by Rev. DR. Patton, Mr. CHARLES
pyRON WILLIAMS, Of the 6rm Of kslsOm q Williams
4 CO 70 Mss CAROLINE daughter Of K w. Ayeknan
Fon Wsshi5sion Jav 10 by Rey. Mr. Abererombis
p0NALD MANN, Of Rochester with MARY ALICIA,
SsnsLter OF Henry ORisly. - .
rS1iRNE, OF Burning hsm, Conn. TO nbs AGNES MID
DLEIon. IL "a -, D.. w ~ r.,..,
NJ SAAULLH CORNELL " alss ELIZA SMITH,
est dAu Inter Of Ezra Smith Esq al = Ibis city
W. ksno,hs VIA June IL BY Rev Ar Grdls7, JAMES
kosF Fac OF Albany, Clerk VI The Assembly OF the L..
sI,suTe Of New.YoTk, AID Mia Pass a. bVOLosG, Of
a. R,v VIM Hilton. July q, Al Kings1os. Westmore-
"a Co Pa JoHs 0ILPs, N. ID Of Kutsnding, 10 hiss
49,. IonEsTos, dsus her u Alex Johnston Fac .
n f.l,oit Mich july |, W COPLAEo Csc. 20 NJ 80 a.
20 Ssd Mr. A J. DYGERT 10 Ass CENASrHA HoPGiSs.
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ro,s.s ofBr mess Flrrn..

The loss Of John Brook, in whose b1iliing the
Ere and explosion occurred 10 about $4,000 which
il juIy covered by insurance in different o.iises
1morg which are the Franklin and County Ia.
turarce Cos.
John Brock, Sons & Co, had on storage ia this
building, iatpeter birthstone, sugar, mo asses g..
IN The amounted Sl2 coo. l1slred Ia the Franklin.
This house cay that The quantity ot sllipeter was
not very large, and they pledge their word and
hofor, and business reputation that there w.I not
pound Of powder ia the store Many persons
have been under the impression that the last ex.
plosion, which was so fatal was caused By gun
pow6or. The Mesrs. Crock & Co. though give
the most sacred assurance that such was no. she
fact. 49,.
Me,ar5 Ridgway x Budd had in store 5000
barrels Of Gour. They estimate shoir ioss at
SlOO They have policies, We are 9 I'd TO state
in the North American Franklin and American,
that will more than cover this.
A WRIGHT Il Nephew bad in store an immense
stock Of at, flour, wheat cloverseed' DC. TneT
loss viii reach 500, 900. They are insured IN the
American, Reliance and North American to
nuoupfs thar amply remuneratc them
Dr. Jsyne's Drug Warehouse vas insured Tor
SIS OOO-S5OOO in the Delaware Mutual. Inc
store end stock were valued at $4,000,
The above firms comprise all the heavy business
bonses that were burned out.
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IFrom our Correspondent.I

PHILADELPHIA, July l0-A,yissd-Ship Dolla, 30
D, ane Liverpool, briggs Besmudisns (Br) Ouleroddge
Tub lssnd; CaibsrDe Nichols Nichols s-gus Ia q an le
sets Baltic (BT) 5kut ders Essssu Mp Leznder Hcksr'
son Albany George Ed yard dey Portsmouth, DsL So
meTs Fall River Rsnsow, Tuib1, Brookhayen; juno,
kyl~ cod EYort; Thos Fenner Hckerson, Providence;
Hone ton Delano Weymouth Boston Corson, Proyldence
Mob o. IelsDa New. York Maria Fieming COrsol, ProV
dsree; Perseverance, TORY, New.Yorsi II Johnson
Smith do
CnG,sd-Pkt ship Mary Pleasants A Michael Lverpooj
bor renee Grow ell do; Lopez North, PernanbI
60; Hylas French, Boston; schs Maria Fleming Corson
Providence; George Edward May, Boston; Juno. Aly-
v God do John SOD, Smith do Perseverance, Corrsy,
Eoxbury; Gen Boyd Opsrcs Ssco, Me; Noble lrelsn1,
Provideuee Aihsbrs Blanchard BOstoo; Rainbo1, fu.-
NIL Bridge port Conn; Dart sOmers FALL River sally
miller Nj -r Providence; Boston, Corson, do; steamer
vie Conpan HYork
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Spoken, &c.

Juy7 ai7Ah South sb1a ~ nles, ssT s s,1iP
PEr6e nye from NYOrf 10Th inft al ~ y to Hv. e,y
Juy 0 of he Woodlands, baIk Exact from Hi"'A '''
Jure ~ no is kc bark Antelope Crosby u da5' rom
v1s Isl Issi On 81 IS brig ROOt Penne from Portland
' SS lat &C. lon 20 OS bark Uuon from Boa
ton for Baltimore. -. ,,,, D.. q, -.
1are lat Il a. lon 81 49, bark GARLAND I'm Baltimore for
Jsss 20 lat H. lon g. sw big Charles fn stOckbrdge
for NY0k.
June is lat ~ 80 lon 70 20 British steamer, bound
JaGe H. Ia, q IS, Ion &C. fgats steering Z, show
ing ErRlish colofs
mnds bound Z.
June 80 ai42 Ion SO So plssed brig Lord Lova Of Hal
lax. steeriDF
July 2 H42 49, Ion 81 c. bark Andrew colVis fn New
poIi, w, for Boston.
July lat 20; Ion H. bark LucretiA lof Bhlio ~ 10
Havana for BOAtOu
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FHs-epger- Arrived.

-, ~ yaetn zap Ueean NsiGa- froz Loadaa-Ra7 Ar,nd
me- Sha MAJ End child Dr. 1Bd Ars ldcs ofNssv Y,rs.
Mfs sunuge Mas Aarc1aLL ~, GAIA ~, u "a
GRO Ms Powell a',s Anger, Nus rasDss 81 snf Ms
70 ~ HrNa rs = n,odT, arc chiitten, Nr ~ hDrn
Mr. Wirsey. AR humphrey. ar Cantay Ar snnh ~.
Jof e. % bouuc, ar ard Ars Cox and children Ar
Foi,sL M h0worsy, NJ heal,y, Mr. We ca al " E,e.
ginis.
n sAip Sutherland fyen London W n Ps,is Mary Am
Prrst Jas Chapman. 9sa Meagsr. Jsns Il A seT.r
EowaTd brooks Robert Stanley, klnanah DAVIS J ins
Tifofd. HenTi-fin Tuner Richard Ssyer Henry Pult-
Phihp Thornton Csrfnds Colen Adeline schmidt
IN thtp Helm Mel0v from Lics,po0'nrs ArOns1l ard
Sonudren, Mr. and Mrs solomon and children, Aus IA
ria ard Mrs Zalusky.
In byev bo,k iadia (ro- B,sHsa-T Norge-t,er-. Il
fivsny. kroi der, Louis henas, George Meyer A
echwsitTiug X MaIher
IN ba'k hob,yt from Lirr-poo,-John Tsplln Gas Da
Viz VIM PIT Duuche, Augutie ,nche, cav Blaze
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To Mariners.

BARAT THE MOUTH CoLUnsIA RIvEs Il ars s. % a
letter ON w Macarthur, CUma'g and AIs1 Coa< o@i'SJi
OREcoH CRY. April 80 1850.
HAs much ineres, 10 also fel on me soee VI s -,
he ronIh m M. Con bic ri Tef beg cave 10 gay tast
ree he discovery Of south ehInnei o. Caps ~ 50,
nov pilot 81 The mouth OF thai riYer os7 sas &
Csst 5 hs. bssn acting 90 pilot vessel has been de-
,si tssty four hours a. ne mouth Of me river enss
on,,s,s ~ ~ a e.und Baoss viii soou be piacsi anf
80, - IN order fscii nsysg .tion At hst
49, an, OF he op.nicn lbas the dealues viii be
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BY Telegraph.
ny Telegraph.
Further Particulars from Philadelphia.

Further Particulars from Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, July 10.
The Coroner has been engaged all the morning
holding inqueits upon the dead bodies. The YER
diets are reserved until the cause OF the FIRE and ex
plcsion is sscertained.
No deaths further than those already ascertained,
although several bodies have been taken from the
ruins.
Among those missing are three members OF As
sstance Engine, one member of Weccacoe Hose
and several citizens.
Thomas Teese Of Piermont Engine died this
morning.
Several bodies that were drowned have not vet
been found, and the total number of deaths is not
correctly sscertained.
Where the fire commenced on the east side of
Wster-st below Vine, and extending to the wharf
six or seven buildings were destroyed. Ga east
side Ct Frontst. below Vine, and extending 10
west side OF Water ST. fifteen; west side of Front.
Of. below Vine, twelve south side of Vine st. from
Front to second, twenty six; north side Of yinest
Front to Second, seventeen; east side ofNes Mar.
ket st. fifty, including two Courts; west side of
New-harket-st, twenty-altogether more than 400
houses
The scene Of the confagrstiOn this morning pre-
sents one Of the most heartsickening sights ever
witnessed. Firemen are engaged gging bodies
from the ruins already bodies Of ten or aftsen
men, women and children have been found, most
Of them SO burned and chaned as not 10 be recog
nized.
The promptness Of the New-YOrk fremen las.
Sieht in responding to the call Of Philadelphia. has
sent thrill Of gratitude through the hearts Of the
entire community. Our iremen this morning are
completely jsded out-ths noble hearted fellows
did therduty.
great many thieves have been arrested by
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,n,v 10 JOHN L HILTMAN. 10 the Ash year OF bis
aga ,a,,A. family and of nj. non John T OF bin
.d 40 Attend bis funeral ffoaa bis las resldsnee "A.
Rox,Tv Fridsy I2,h inst ats o'cloes, ~ lJllA
nm " edre.day mOrnlug July 10, MIC dobAs r. Gun
my ,ssd y yesfs only sOn Of e. Al. Condor
~ blends u toe family are respectfully Invited 10 81
"a "a. funeral ths afern bon BIZ o'clcck rom the rea
es OF h. fslber S5 Boone 81 wheteo his remains VIII
s.fsten No Or zen ODD Csmetey.
Al pruoit Miek June 50 Mr.. JOSIAH HoueHros, o.
D-..f.id N r. Bis remsifs were removed u D3-yle
n, iriernent Mr. Ii. was cousin Of the late Dr. Doug
i..s hlQn
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Thu IInnarz nsafrared.

It's almost impossible 20 estimate the number OF
b,n,es d, Alto, ed the grounds being 50 cat up by
courts and alleys, wh oh all thi Sly populated.
An approximate estimate, makes the whole nam
h,r IN All the streets. alleys and courts, three hun
dred and fifty, which we Think viii be not far from
correct Many Of them, however, were very nac-
row inferior buildings
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rha KILLED. youDded and Missing.

After the most gent inquiry We have been
unable 10 obtain a complete lis. of The kiil5d wold
ed AID missing. From all the mf,rmation in re-
rard 10 the most melancholy part OF the stJry OF
Se.terdsy's disaster, we feel safe in SEATING the
humber as follows -Khled,3O Wounded 100,
nrnwned. Q; Missing, IL Total l56.
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BAG ~ fREso1rT. Sans. TON Calls, -.
Ffarcsco vhsn oG POINT Co, espiioo losi -, v ssz
mas ~ sg5 al - "~4 'A@.lion
scB GEs sooTT. Brooklrgs f-5a Pbr,t.,-,,
too w-s aiho'e On zoe SP; tBssoal GA tAs a,, ~,
biz ed.
Accounts from sch BOrnsi HstAa@lv hon rs1atoo a.
Ph tt fore reported lsflrs lsAak a..ta 49,.
abe lCa1ed badly bug l. va ex e d you'd "a ~ cs,s.
wraiser ecntituee f.Eora0 To- csrzo OF kastorv ~,
ehinery sEd chs valued AZ sb0ni 5o0 woaid b ssvaf
Gan agcc. VI % 70 mlti'g eovef hf .lsgfRace ensyr
SCI is partly Insured IL New Bodforf,
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pa.renzers sailed.

IA ,.es mr. Niagara from Best'a, July 10 for LiOevPsei
No.. q W BfyAnt "a Stephenson bearer VI dispalchss
"a gsret Wa'd, biiss WNd. Geo CopEAg. iniaa
en-, Z Bo.lob; Unuia Thos Tappins, Mss Danbar l.
Me " COWd.hAs.J Oniz oi New YOfk; Are SAN
-, - a lhapt. w IA CT msnt Of Phadslohia @ Can
s,rn Or v 5edinFs Hogely Asiason. ~ Char eSton
ps,yu Mia Huyis, DR. WATSON and Wiz, Of Kentucky
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CaJIfornIa vessels spoken, DC.

lat 81 co s. Ion SO ~ Br brig Panama So dsys I'm
Quebec for San fIancisco.
FEB IS 10 s.ils OF Magellan sch Naome, Janvier from
Pbiladeiphis for California
March 4 In or near the west side Of Straits OF Magellan
sfb Bosion Eash from Norwich Nov 2iD for California
May 49, lat 81 20 ~ Ion l28 20 w bTk Eliza Ann, OF Ss-
lem d1y fm San Fran cisco fos Sand sch islaDds
May OF Cape HON. shp Lowell, Coffin, from Ports-
mouth lJsn 81 for California
NAV s. la Sc ~ Ion 1856 w, brig Orleans, Horhupi fom
NYOTk Dec l3l Tor san francisco via Monterey
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The Io.s nf the Fire Association may not 90 be-
VOID s75 OoO tnat oi 'bs FranAiio ADD H,nd-in-
Gao 600 In no Que insanre. sill the loss De likely
10 xcsed COR estimate. Taking i ilr Granted tal,
~ out the same smouut Of properly waI uninsn-sd,
which 10 a very reasonable suppositOo, the entire
loss nay be stated az from $500 600 to ell OOJOo0
The extent Of The loss cannot be estimated from
The mere number Of houses Destroyed. Many o.
them ous ut TO have been removed long ago. aa1
their desiruciion now can only DO viewed az a m1t
ter Of regret from the immediate distress add loss
10 thsr inmates. Ia every other a. az toe re EiI
pro,e benefit The Old buiidi,gs add Gro sdsd
ceurts that have beeu over populated or years W.,
now, we hope, be built up with foe subs5saEial
buildings, making the burnt distnc1o one Of tho aeS.
uonlora VI The Guy.
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a, 90 s rA sue, 81 New Orssns, Hrs @ rs,uvoo, sns
PC ro,,o. of c-ssas aOIIEsHpert sasj !. ,S~-
s.,,, n, 81 seN ~ Cacb-s Geo n,ebis Of r 800,
ksnio. =, ens Slssys Ya,s ,os-r gs~s
u Re-. ~, Ink.nd; r Horton Of a., - ~ :. ~
ni.; e,sh.L "naon, anih0ins Of Pans. .h,,, vs
Hcs,y sre-ps, 1J...nsn,e s,urbon. A vii.i az,
and oo,ouo, r,.a.,.s : Ho~iseguin, Css,sI i,yoa
eilnon sss ~ Hs.lsIl and .oo q, so.
nonhesg NJ. Bo.ui. sSH:asips,.; Psoa .ai Ia a,
I,~s' I ps, 900 sts q o.n.s. D, s ro'. Sod.
To,,l7s ''h o. I'n.ie'l ssory ouar,oss' 81 sf,s
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TIE suvos Of whsler. 10 re Ua-' State. f3s ne A..
ons quarter 81 1854 IS Tcrtrs eh IL + lssrs,
&c Il0 bis Whsle OF 90 ne Vss hcre vsrs Al
rs".sectfe g; H,rnrset 8; fsi ven. 4; Nsv Lon.
Son, SO harhcr g. 9rs-np'rt Assiport 2; ,so,
a, aaothl9Tn / WaFon /; s4n895lss, Ii Sioniaxs0a'
" honss Hnle ?; sippicae, /
tirrrra RI Wantn lnir 2 hs-t 49, h-irl Wa H..
~. ln,lsi ocrsn. So hars le-frr Ssksr DO
oil w, osAi' Town Feb Con srsbls Lsnpeicr Lynn
CO Iaoe y Ia, - q lon - is sch Chance.r
N'0A' VI f'''ilesoHn, ~ onis,p 90 do olacA6sh o.
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Disaster. dc.

fer pl,-e brona Joss =. sa.v an, ,s
rniraf No Yo's Bsr - eats. Io,y :. M.
ehssse diseo7sFed ~ csPi White remains oPcnr
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Cleared.

Shrs java tBr) Samson, Qlebec W 2 Tspfco't;
Edwlns Psrrei-e, Rotterdam y D H1rlbut Co
bf2s ibelia Reed, Ashley. Para Il C9rn9g E.Tr..
an Lsi.nd Kpgston, Jem, H-smih A 5o1g Joio lSo)
ssuo ST John ,s Francis Co; 40 % froyyn dgs Csan
West Ldits TfowbTid se6 Sp1s; Rsarmer tfr Se trt
Havre, Fuyd Hincken; Lpdy OF Ire Lsas tBD H 6s--
mnds Middleton h Co; BRUSH Oak, (BrJ 81 Jonn, n ;;
Glenespe (3rl Ball 81 John NJ
scts Mary Zsbs,h, LeooK B NcEvers; Sarah Nor.
ril, suong Salimorei sNsh lLabeih smi.a, Nss.d!.
YER; Cambridge Lacy Boston
SoUp Moses -.ddy, Wells, Providence.
slsair er lfonsides Green, Philsdel pnla.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, JULY II.

the Police, end have been sent tn prison by the
MAYORS Of the city and the Northern Libsrti's-
Tiis morning number q charred tranks and
.Aur. n human beings we're rsInoved from tbs
nine Several Whole bodies Of men, women snd
children were also lound under the fallen bricks
ard were taken to the station honse. Many hall
Distracted fathers E.others, sisters and ofo;hsrs
via ted ,be scene Of the e and the station houses
70 day ia search Of missing friends Thousands u
people were cll. oted about the burnt ds-ret, tne
Llacsebed and desolate appearance OF which no
lcn Gun describe.
The Sufferers BY the Eire.
PHILAoELPHIA, Wsdnssdh7, July 10
The City Council held meeting and approp'is-
.ed $1,000 for the reefo the ,uf1rers by the fre
SIRrkeis... CAREFULLY REPoRrgD Eoa THE TRIBUsE
WEDNESDAY,. Jaiy 10.
AtHEs-.Are 8 s7I ard g for Pois ami Pearls aad
frr sh God demand f1r Pos Sales 81 b0ls sac OF
zoe hbiB rannd al was rnide Oh prlYsis
Expori from lsi to 9ln Juy....iS5O 1919
Pe-Is............,.........,.. ...nore 80
corr OE-Is without change ia quotations, with sales
200 bales, mosly 10 exporters.
c0yas0gse Siaient. # RscrS, EIgortS sz5 Stocks 2|
Cotton, at ne foOi0ing Places az ts eItes aaaered'
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Nv ToiexfaDn.

BOSTON July le--Ar brig Smyrna Smyrna. A7rll Q;
brig iona Cev Palermo, May IL; spoke Juns p Ia. 49,
Iot 81 shr Nanucse for Pacific; big Wsnd9s0f, Ca
drrs, June ~; lef bst Dug, dis Sarah ne yig
M.nn Hers-y I'm Havana 10 load for Boston or Pofltnd
KapRer Portland dg; brigs Robert Pennel, for dos MOI
leans snd Maria fer nOT ans saw July LAT ~. 100 60 80
brig Rsmssy Boston, for 0onayes sch Charles Ao
pelon Eeu,hera June So spoke of HaI!eras sch Holt
Boston Tor Wilmington.
schs souheruer ssdy Suffolk, Philadelphia; Boston
ano olive E.iZseeth Rcndout
CID siermer Niagara Liverpool bsrks Syph. Saumore
Oah Phi sdelpbis Gem, do; orig Edw Tne. Washington
NC: Shs T. and Isabella, NfoTk
PORTLAND July s-Arr BARK Hamilton Cardenas
bugs A Fls!d hsrie 9Ih Elmira, Havana sch UacA
foik.
NEWBURYPORT. July 9-Ar sch Jew, Philadelphia
NEW. BEoFORD July 9-Ar scn John Frazier, Albany.
PROVIDENCE July g. Arr sens Ru1sslL Charles-
tor; suffolk Virgins; CeTelh Norfolk Catherine Wilcox,
Albany; Oregon, Elra l. Sarah Louisa RondouL
sid ich Wiiismlburgh. Jamss River Louise, Lbertg,
Rogers l. White Shenandoah. L II Smith and Cnad y,
Ptia
FALL RIVER, July s-Arr schr Empire, Phila alp Bo-
lips, Rordout
sid OH sch Cicero Phila
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Incidents.

We regret to state that several dstur Dances &C.
Cured during the prevalence of the conAagration.
The first which fell under our notice was fight
between the Ddigent and Assistance Engine Com
panies, at Second and Vine ste.
Again, in Front 81. above Race gang OF Moy-
amensing rOffsDs attacked several q ths Shflsr
Hose members, when fight ensued. Capt. Bind
er, with party Of the police, were soon on the
spot and seven Of the number wers arrested and
tax en- to the N. z. stasionhouse.
: Several thrilling scenes occurred. A member Of
the Harmony Engine, with branch pipe in his
hand, was thrown, at the time OF the explosion,
from the top Of bouie down into Water street,
landing upon his ieet He escaped without injury,
and Immediately resumed bis srduous duties.
Another fireman, a MEMBER OF the United States
Engine, narrowly escaped death at Second aud
Vine SITS. He was engaged in using aide stream
at the time.
The Good Win Engine Company had mast Of
their hose destroyed, and the Southwark Hose
Carriage was some what damaged.