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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-16
In the County Of FatJdr,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE,-In execution OF
I decree OF the Circuit Court Of Alexan-
dria County, rendered at May term, 1855, in
tue suit of Richard Baylock and WIFE, vs..
Joshua Hall and others, the undersig1ed, will
offer for sale, at public auction, on Saturday. The
18Th day of September merit, at IL o'clock, II. d.,
in front of the Mayors Office, in the city OF
Alexandria, a LOT OF GROUND, in the said
"a city of Alexandra, with the BUILDINGS
GsAand improvements thereon, situated and
bounded as follows, viz Beginning on the South
side of Wolfe street, at the distance OF IS feet
to the East of Water street, and running thence
east with Wolfe street ID feet; thence south
parallel to Water street, AZ feet inches; thence
west parallel 10 Wolfe street, IA feet; thence
north, parallel to Water street, 70 the beginning.
TERMS OF SALE :-One.tenth Of tho purchase
money must be paid in cash; the residue IN
three equal nstalments, At 6, Ia, and Is months
from tie day of sale; the deferred payments TO
bear interest, to be secured by the bonds OF the
purchaser, with good personal sscurlty-the Il
tie TO be retained until the purchase money Is
fully paid, and the property 10 be resoId, at the
risk OF the purchaser, if the terms OF sale are
not complied with.
FRANCIS 4; >! l., s. SMITH AT Comts.
LAW. B. TAYLOR, !
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADEL-
I'll PHIA.-A benevolent Institution, estab
Tisbed by special endowment for the relief Of the
,ick and distressed, afflicted With Viralent and
Endemic diseases.- all persons sfSte'sd with
Sexual Diseases such Is SUPERINTENDENT,
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, &c.
The Howard Association, in visw OF me aH,
fIl destruction Of human life, caused by sexual
diseases, and the receptions prsetised upon me
unfortunate victims OF such diseases oy quaS'
40, raj wear. ago directed thsis Cons.'lhns sur
coon az charitable act, worthy ofthsn name, 10
o,en Disnensary for the treatment OF 'h's
-, of diseases in all their forms, and to give
T.d;c,l advice gratis, to all who apply by let
"a, yirb , description Of their condition, cage
o..,ra,;on habits of life, &c, and in cases OF
eytrene poverty to furnish Medicines tree OF
.harpe II is needless TO sAd that the AssocIa-
tor commands the highest Medical skill OF tue
age. ard will furnish the most approved mod
err treatment.
The Directors, On . review Of the past, ieel
assured that their lsborin this sphere OF beney'
client effort, hav. been of great beneft to the al
tiicted, especially to the young, and they nave re-
solved 10 devote themselves, with renewed zeal,
to this very important but much desPtsed cause.
Just published by the Association, Report
on Spermatorrhea, or Seminal Weakness oy
the Consulting Surgeon, which will be sent oy
mai. lin sealed letter envelops,) free Of charge
! on receipt of two stamps for postage ,o
Address, for Report or treatment, Dr; uEo
/ r. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon no"@ru
Association. No. 2 south Ninth street, Phlladel
phia, Pa BY order OF the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, President.
GEoRG. FAIRCEILp, Secretary.
Pbiladelphia, sep 4--dlteo3mawly
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Strange Case.

10 the Cour, of Sessions, on Friday, on
calling up the case Of Sarah Ann Miller,
charged with arson, certificate was handed
to the Judge, stating that she had died IN
prison on July 4;h. This girl was colored,
and was charged with setting fire to two barns
on the place of Mrs. DR.. Treichel, situated on
the School House lane; one in August, 1856,
and the other in October, 1857. Ii was early
in June last when it was found that she bad
committed the crime, and that was in making
confession to the Fire Detective. She was
taken before Alderman Ogle, who committed
her to answer. There we're two bills found
sgaius, her by the Grand Jury, on which, We
understand, she would have pleaded guilty.
At the same time she was comitted, she had
an ilegtima,e babe, which died some weeks
since, The bills of indictment were submitted
to the jury by the District Attorney, and q
verdict Of mot guilty" redered. OF course
the Dis'rsct Attorney is entitled to bis fees
SgHiQV IuISc1ip AUquSt Sh.
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A LEXANDRlA FEMALE SEMINARY -
~ The Eleventh Annual Session OF this lnstl
luton vii! commerce on The lith Of 9Th NINTH
ne1t, CSep'embr,) az which time all who propose
to enter should be present.
The system heretofore pursued, which seems
to have met with very general appreciation on
the part of parents and guardians, will be con-
tinued, with such notifications ar improve
ments as experience mas shown 10 b. advisable
Lectures upon Scientific subjects, fully Illus
,rat.d viii Be delivered throusa out the year.
The Principal devotes his entire time 70 the
care and instruction of the pupils
For Terms. and other particulars concerning
Board, &c, please obtain circular ~ aPp'{Ins
-, ,'"''' ' JAMES S. HALLOWELL,
os.oa,s Principal.
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AIN ASAC.
MooN's PHASES.
MARINE LIST.
DRT Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ARRIVED.
Sch. Cambria, Thomas, Baltimore, guano to
&c Neye,t.
ScaF. Chalange Young, Eastport, plaster and
lsh 10 CazenOye 4 Co.
Star, Ann Pickerell, Livingston, Philadel-
phla, 10 :. Shlnn.
SAILED.
>car Joseph Homes, Homes, New York, coal
BY FO"le 4 Co.
ScAr H F Payton, Nickerson, Boston, corn
and iour By VI Eldridge
SchT Somerset, Miller, Philadelphia, coal by
FOHie &Co.
S'aT Benjamin Strong, Hawkins, New York,
Goa. BY D. 4. Lowe.
? >cAE Kate ColIaan, Collihan, Troy, coal by
SCaT Gen Armstrong, Kelsey, BS#on, coal
p SaT Wyssoaigan, Deck, New York, coal by
~ Nehaiey.
%AT James House, Sprague, New York, coal
Borden Mining Co.
%hI Henry May, Watson, Boston, coal by
DA Lowe.
NsameF Diamond State, Kerwin, Baltimore,
'y Wheat 4 Bro.
MEMORANDA
:. Nar Stag Townsend, cid. at New York, for
;asPoI;, 18th inst.
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rgvpt,an Rags in Yankee Paper MILL

rpvptian Rags in Yankee Paper MILL
A correspondent of the Journal of Com
meyce, writing Of the paper mills at Gardiner
Me-, says: -,
Mayor Woods, (of Gardiner the two prlncl-
mol naper factories, and was astonisbed in
Iookjpg q, the millions of pounds of rags,
riled up in warehouses or spread over acres
afgrcupd, to fud that a portion of them had
recently arrived from Alexandria in Egypt
Thew were the most disagreeably odoriferous
oId Clothes that have ever had the bad for
time TO smell. This, doubtless was owing
70 the fac, that part Of them were In dam
sged state. The Egyptian rags had been
collected from all the corners of the Pachas
donipions-frOm the living and the dead
How many cast Of garmentsofloose, Turkish,
ragged breaches; and how many headpieces
IN the shape of old dotted turbans the depo,
rspt sayeth not But the most singular and
the cleanest division of the whole filthy mass
came not from the limbs of the present gene
ration Of neutrality-suspicious., peasants, col
diers and sailors of Egypt-bus we're the
plundeIed wrappings of men, bulls, croco-
dies and cats, tern from the respectable de-
fupc, members of the same. What seen to
call no the Grim past.
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By s, J. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


WINES, TEAS, CIGARS, LIQUORS, &c,
w AT AUCTION.-By virtue Of a Deed OF
Trust, bearing date July 3lst, 1855, the subscrl-
Der will offer for sale at Public Auction, On Thurs
ddy the 9Th inst, commencing At 10 o'clock, at
the Storshou.e, lately occupied by Powell I" Co.
at the corner Of King ard Union streets, the
stock on hand belonging to the said Powell q
Co. st the date OF said Deed, consisting oil a va
riety OF TEAS, GIG ARS, re, sod . lsrse stock
of BRANDlES, WHlSKEY, WINES, and other
Liquors, OF superior quality.
The fines, Liquors have been put up IN demi-
iohns, and casks containing from two to ten
gallons each, for the convenience Of country
gentlemen and others, who wish to supply
themselves with first rate article
TERMS OF SALE.-Fo7 ali purchases less
than $40, the cash will be required, for oil
others the notes Of the purchaser, at four
months with an approved endorser. No goods
% no de,;ye,ed until the terms Of sale H. fully
complied with LAWRENCE 3. TAYLOR,
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-16

New YORK, August 1+.-Flour is firm; sales
OF $500 bbls; State T4.5OAf4 oCi ONO h''"o
@$5.75; Southern S. 25GS5.5o. Wheat is b"oy-
ant: sales of 10000 bushels; Southern red llCG
1900; white at 1850 Milwaukee club $50
l0Oc; Western white ll2al2oc. Corn Is iirnl'
sales $4,000 bushels; white S5G9oc; mixed ia
saAc. Pork is heavy; mess, Sl740 prime Sl9.
Lard is steady at 1!all3c. "hiskey is dull
q, 27c, Stocks are firm but dull. Va. 6's $50;
Mo. 6's $50. Stirling dull at 1899
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-16

NEORE NEW BOOKS.-4 Tat Book Of
Iva vtsaaJL and .d"ima! PhysiOlosy, designed
for the use OF Schools, Seminarles, and Col
leges in the United States, by Henry Goadby,
VI. d, Professor of Physiology i'll III" State
Agricultural College OF Michigan, Fellow OF
the LinnTn Society of London, &c, embe lished
with upwards of $50 illustrations, some beauti-
fully coIored, price -.
The Family .fq"Irin"n, or Aqua Vivarium, a
"New Pleasure" Tor the DomeC'Ic Circle, being
a familiar aud complete Instructor for the con.
structiou fixing up, and stocking the FIuylal
and Marine Aquaria, or "kiyer and Ocean Car
dener." by Henry ID. Butler, 80 cts.
Tie Modci Merchant, or Memoirs OF Samuel
Budget, published by the Presbyterian Board,
50 cts
Tie Cyticya Collection OF Sacred Music,
by Isaac &. Woodbury. author OF The Dulci'
mer" "Lutc OF Zion &c, 81.
y luItaer supply OF "7lco Alio"s,' Poem
by tae author OF Nothing 10 Wear 80 cents
Just received, by
aug Is kDhkRl DELL"
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ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA 49, 1853
BY saturday EvenIng's Mails.

THE MURDER OF TAYLoR.-The alleged
murderers of Woodlord Taylor slave man
aud Mrs. Taylor, the wife Of the murdered man
were brought before the county court Of Lou
isa, on Monday last. The wife of Taylor was
discharged as there was no legal evidence a.
gainst her, the free negro was sent on 70 the cir
cult court, and sae case of the slave was post
poned until September court. The body Of the
deceased, when examined at the Corners in.
quest, exit bited several gashes upon the sh0ul-
ders, evidently inflicted with an axe, and the
skull was fractured in one place. The state.
ments of the accused, when arrested, were
conflicting. The wife at first accused one Of
her neighbors. highly respectable gentle
man, but at subsequent examination re-
tracted the accusation anddenied any knowl.
edge OF the parties guilty Of the crime. Tho
negroes assert that the white woman did the
deed, and that they happened accidentally to
be present. Taylor was dissipated nan,
and the impression prevails that the deceased
was in drunken frolic, and, most probably
caused the difficulty which resulted 10 his
death Charlottesville AdUoca!e.
SALE OF REAL EsTATE.--The well known
Pen Park estate, lying upon the Rranna
river, and within two miles Of town has been
recently sold by lis late owner, Mr.. L. Sbafer
to Wm. L. Early esq, Of this place. The
tract contains 400 acres, and was sold at $40
per acre.
Mr.. Thomas Wood has bought Mr.. Early's
desirable residence in town, located on Park
street.
We learn that the rumor which was in cir
culation few days since, that the railroad
companies had purchased the MGdwall pro-
perty for the location oftheir passenger Depots,
is without foundation il trutb. As at present
advised, we belive that the two companies
will continue to use the present depots and,
if q change be made hereafter, it will not be
done until the Orange road shall have con
structed its air line eXtent!On TO Orange Z.
H., which will not be done for several years
to come Charlottesville 4dc0ca.e.
The Charlottesville Advocate says:-With
the exception of the immediate neighborhood
of Charlottesville, the county is greatly sut-
fering FROM drought. Here we have had one
or two seasonablo rains in the last two or
three weeks, but even with them our corn Is
beginning to show serious injury, and unless
soon revived by rain, will fail considerably
behind our former calculations. Elsewhere
in the county, the corn crop has already been
very seriously injured, and there is now every
prospect of very poor crop.
John w. Bear, a valued citizen of Char
lottesville died at bis residence in that place
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-16

vvOUNG LADIES INSTITU E.-The
Ninth Annual Session OF this Institution,
for Boarding and Day Scholars, will commenc.
on Monday, September 18th.
The Exercise, will be conducted by the Prln'
c;raI and his wife, aided BY competent Assis-
tants in the several departments.
These pupils who expect 10 become teachers,
Will in addition 20 tie usual course OF study,
receive special advice and instruction upon
such tones and duties as relate directly 10 the
profession Of Teaching. -,
Courses Of Lectures upon the Sciences, will
be delivered during the year
Further information respecting the In.titu'
ton, may be obtained by app!ics'ion 70
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MARRIED..

In Zion Church, at Fairfax Court House, on
the morning OF the 18th inst, by the Rev. X l.
Brown, CHARLES W. TURLEY, esq, and
Miss ELLA NJ, eldest daughter OF DR.. b. Jones,
all of that County
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We learn that Mr.. Martin Maddux, Of the
Berryville Hotel, will retire from that estab-
lshment and move to Washington city,
where he will again embark in the same bus
mess. The qualifications Of Mr.. NJ for the
trying duties of bookkeeping are we'll known
to the travelling public of the Valley. We
wish him success in bis new undertaking.
Win. ReD.
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- 900 FRUIT TREES FOR SALE
10000 At The GREENwooD
situated on the Alexandra ana
Leesbnrr Turnpike, near Falls Church Fairfax
County, Va All orders for AlexandrIa, nssn
ington, and Georgetown, will be dei!'e. ed
Printed catalogues sent TO all who desire tnsff'
TrAl communications addressed 10
T. B. MUNSON, Falls Church.
nov ,a-.otf Fairfax County, Va.
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ROBERT BELL.

IAUTlON.--AlI persons are warned against
I j LANDING on the shore or TRESPA>>-
ING upon the Far'n OF Thomas +. Berry esq
at the Ferry opposite Alexandra, for the Tur,
pose of Hunting or Cunning My CorriieId and
Wafer Melon patches have been robbed lately
and s,,ic, watch will be kept in future, and
those who intrude will have to abide the conse-
ouerces, RlCH'D H. HOOK, orerseer.
Prince Georges Co. Md, aug l3--eo3;'
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CHARLESTON. Aug. l4,--Sevoral deaths
have been reported here from yellow fever,
bus the physicians assert that the disease
has not yet become an epidemic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-16

A LEXANDRlA BOARDING. SCHOOL
n The thirtyftth session OF this School
formerly conducted by Benjamin Hallowell,
will commence on the first OF October, and con-
tinue until the fifteenth OF July following, under
the management OF the undersigned IN conmec-
ton with Messrs J. q. CLARK. and della.
WARE and KOSCIUsKO KENPER.
The School 4; designed to be preparatory to
the University OF Virginia where all the teach
ers were educated The Coarse OF Instruction
Viii embrace the Ancient and Modern Ian
suages, Mathematics, Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry. The School Is furnished with a
fine collection OF Philosophical Apparatus, a
large Telescope, Engineering instruments, Min
erals &c.
TERMs-For Board and Tuition in everything,
except Modern Languages. $3.50 per session,
payable semi annually, III advance
Modern Languages, each, 500, Fuel and Gas,
So. address WNI S KKMPEk, Aiex'a, Va.
DAY.ScuoLARs--A limited number OF Day
Scholars will be received, al $50; Modern Lam
suages EXTRA, as above. Apply al the instltu-
ton
REFgRgycEs-Col. X. s. Ashby,' F. L. Smith,
Benjamin HaloweII r. VI. smith, and II. Clay
Ward. aug 7-dlwSeou
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ST. JOINS, n. F., Aug. Ito the re-
peated Inquiries, which are made every hour
through the day, as to the condition of the
cable, and the probabilities about the recep'
ton of the Queen'S message, we are unable
to return any other answer than that the &C.
bic remains ell right--;ho electrical Signals
passing through its whole length satisiac-
toriIy-but that the electricians have not
yet concluded their arrangements FOX put
ting their recording instruments into opera
ticn.
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From Warrington.

1T. Commissioner Of Indian Affairs is in
.;,, of DISPATCHES from Superintendent
NsSm;t who has charge Of Indian affairs in
W N and Oregon Territories: !n the
' a ,ba, had been received up to o'clock
man, there was no illusions made to the
. -"} which recently occurred, but 1t is
hVs. ".sed that other dispatches came IN the
suPp n,sr and that they have not yet been
t ~ ..;bn,ed at the post Office. No apprehen-
G ..annsar to be entertained as to the safety
s srTnd;an Agents in the country. We learn
u that Gov. Stevens, the delegate from
Washington Territory, has received letters
,,a,;ns that the powerful tribes OF the Nez
p I,n, and Flaiheads continued friendly,
is 800 The efforts of the Spokanes to incite
. .tsm 70 ou in hostilities against the whites.
Tho health of General Cass has continued
!. ;mnroye, and it is hardly likely be will be
S ~ from his official duties at the Depart
mep, longer than to-day
p.ron S,oecki, tho Russian Ambassador,
:. now in this city, preparing for bis depar.
49,. w f., Eorope, on leave Of absence. Lie e1-
s s1,, N sail 10 the steamer which leaves on
next Wednesday,
The " ar Department is said to be making
,,snsrations for the organization OF an et-
fo;snt staff for Washington and Oregon Ter
L;,Or;es preliminary to the contemplated
onerations against the Indians ofthat region.
Ne,srs. Powell 4 MeCulloh, the Peace
COMMISSIONERS to Utah, arrived in this city
,..ssveppg. They are said to represent the
.s,irs oftbe Territory to be 10 condition OF
general quietude, and that the recent differ
s were amicably adjusted on perma-
nspt basis, and on terms honorable to the
General Gogernment.-Wash. Star, Of Sat
urily afternoon.
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LOG Al ITERf y.

CANAL lRADE.--lhe Georgetown ceres
pendent OF the Washington Star says
Business upon our canal this morning is
decidedly more lively than we Fecollect ever
t. have seen i. before. From the wharves in
our city, as far up as the eye can reach, a
distance Of more than half mile, there is a
perfect tbrOng of beats: ia some places lite
rally packed to .jamb, ascending and des-
ceuding laden with coal, flour, merchandise,
&c; and the muititudes OF men and boats
moving to and fro, and the incessant and
loud clamor kept up by the boatmen, re-
mind one OF vast army man@lVering for
battle"
SEVERE ACCIDENTAL young man named
WE. Edwards, employed in the carpenters
establishment Of Mr. J. w. Nails, met with
an accident, on Friday evening last, which
came near proving fatal. Mr.. Edwards was
engaged with steam boring machine, wien
portion of his hair falling over his face,
was caught by the augur, his head drawn in
CONTACT with it, and his forehead severely cut
Tue machine was speedily stopped, but not
before Mr.. f. had extricatcd himself by an
effort which caused him the seyerest pain,
and the loss Of large quantity Of his hair,
torn from the scalp, which had become en-
tlngled with the augur.
MILITARY AND CIVIC BARBECUE At SHEr-
nERDsT5wN-Ihe citizeUs Of ShepherdstOwn
Va, in conjunction with the "uantranck
Guards" os that place, intend holding q
Military and Civic barbecue on the % Of
September, to which the Mount Vernon
Guards and Alexandria R;Gemen have been
invited. 4 meeting OF the Guards is to lie
held on Tuesday evening, when it will be do
terminod whether the company can except
the invitation.
recently had occasion to partake 9th hospi-
tally of the new landlord, not new at the bush
ness, but new in Alexandria. We have, there
fore, had ocular demonstration of the excel
lent manner in which things are managed at
this Huuse-and can safely assert that q bet
ter place for the weary traveller to stop at,
cannot easily be found. Il is equal to any,
and the accommod ,ting turn, polite and hos
pi.ablc bearing Of Mr.. Goldsby and his assis-
tants. Mcssrs. j. r. Atwell and j. NJ. VIVA
ley, make their guests feel perfectly at home.
Nothing is left undonc TO render them COM
Portable. They are working men, cxperien-
ced caterers for the public, and know how to
DO up things in the right way. 1t is their
determination to merit, as they deserve, o
good portion Of custom, aud if they DO net
receive it, it will not be their fault
Few cities can boast better Hotels than
Alexandria. -llia7rat0H FIag.
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Georgetown Cattle Market, August IA
The offerings OF beef cattle amounted to zoo
all of which were taken by District butchers
at prices varying from So 25aS5 - per 100 los
gross. Sheep and lambs sold at 5! 5'aS3 per
head
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Richmond ,Iy l-d&eo2m

NOTICE. now offer at reduced pfice,
y my FARM, situated on the Little Eiyer
Turnpike, 8! miles from Alexandra, and adj
Joining the lands OF Nj. James Cloud il con,
taips ONE HUNDRED AND FlFIf-fotK
AND 4 QUARTER ACRES, and is improved
80 with new and comfortable BUILDINGS.
;;%%s will take for The entire tract, $50 per
acre acre or will divide to suit purchaser. Terms
made easy My Post Office is Falls Church
auir1ax county, Va. F. A, c: TERRELL.
Cottsq. Point Fairfax Co.. Va, aug lU-eou
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MEMORANDA

ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.-l am
~ manufacturing superior CORN BROOMS,
D. ~ m!SP>, dealing in BUCKETS, TUBS,
TInSSHAhlS, NEST BOXES, WASH-BOARDS,
- a1VhhS, BLACKlNG, &c. am determin.
= = " *II .ow, ard all ask is call, at No. 81,
~ = 81, south oiPrince. L. HERRING.
g hl0HEsT price paid for Broom Corn
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l3-The Mariners
Church, Oh Penn aud SLippen streets, was
considerably damaged by fire this morning.
A fireman belonging to the Hope steam fire
engine was drowned in the dock.