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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-12
Ered,rIckshu Market.

We nave attentvey examined the samples of
wheat lying on The counters of our merchant
nlers, and are free 10 say that the condition OF
ne wheat is as good as we have ever seen,
willis the quality is lar better than had been
predicted before threshing. In quantity. though,
here is great deficiency. AS far as our ex-
aninstious have gone, we have seen no wheat
q bad condition, whilst majority of the sam
pie, nave shown the weight equal to the stand
alt-6J bs 10 the bushel. Indeed much Of it
las gone beyond this and we have heard Of red
whea, going 10 6@i, and white to 80 lbs.
On Monday, the market was lively, and sales
o. good white made al 81 40; red $l.256$l.30.
Yesterday prices receded slightly, and We
hear o; sales OF white al Sl.35. Our quotations
are not fancy, but from transactions.-Fred.
Hrah
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TIE N arksts.

Bu1soss August ll-Flour is steady; How
- .,rs4, s.. 2saS5.37; City Mills dull, being
,.pnSGS5.25 to $3.50. "heati is unsettled
c.uno, and medium are 2G3c lower; prime
!, t,m and unchanged. Corn is quie'-mlSed
,s,Jc, Yellow gOas'c., white S4SS6c' "his'
,.v j, steady a, 27G2s!c. Provisions are steady;
NV YoaK, August ll.-Flour is advancing
.otlIOoO bbls.; State $4450$3 SO; Ohio
a. gaS5 So Southern $4.40S$4.50. Wheat
y quiet; sales OF $4,000 bushels; Southern
s.j,. l4oGl s., red l3cGl4"c.; Corn is heavy;
,,Y., $1,000 bushels mixed 7N6S4c; yellow
nc Pork is buoyant; mess Sl7.6oal7,75;
prime $4.l5c. Whiskey is dull at 263c-
sock, are dull, aud heavy. Va 6,s e24. Mo.
EsS,
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u,,,nond Markets, August 10.

GENERAL REMARKS We have to report a
1r,her advance in Bacon. Holders are very
srn looking forward 10 further improvement
ii prices. Sales have been made in Baltimore,
We see for September delivery, al } cent above
pfeseY, rates and considerable lot of Sides is
held here a, the same traction above our quota
ton, to-day. Corn is firm, and the market rath-
.r buoyant. Fish have declined Flour quiet.
Plaster is lower Sugars held firmly. Domes-
tic Liquors advanced Tobacco declined, ex-
cspt fin. grades Whea, has receded cents
IRON thursdays prices. The weather was not
so Oppressively not, yesterday, or today, as il
vasat the date OF our last REVIEW but II is still
very dry and sultry, causing much anxiety In
regard TO the corn crop There are indications
Of rain TO day, which We nope, will not prove
deceptive. The early importations of goods
or the fall trade are beginning 10 arrive.
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S.Just In TIInc,S

Mr.. John Nugeot, formerly cf this city,
recently appointed by President Buchanan
special a.eut to Fraser River, WAS arrested
10 New York yesterday, just as ne was about
leaying in the steamer Moses Taylor. on a
capias by the sheriff, at the suit at John G.
Listell, esq, cf this city, for Sl65, being a
debt contracted by the defendant for cloth
Jog in 1915, when he left this city for Wash
ington city, in tie enp(oy Of the ll"u. Wm.
Wright, who had been elected to Congress
from this district, and which he promised to
send on Immediately. Mr.. Nugent how
ever, failed to remit. Yesterday, when Mr.
n was about sailing, Mr.. Litteli produced
the necessary legal documents, ard caused
the arress. Mr.. Nugrnt at fret denied the
debt, bu. subsequently ackoow lodged 1t, and
having paid the claim, was released, and de-
parted on the steamer having, on account OF
the delay occasioned, almost missed set'r <
on board in season --Newark. (N J 1dc
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We market, Yesterday, opened BRISK win
-. o6.rGg., aud good demand-'hefe "aS'
'...r difference in the views oil buyers
..,Isr, the former urging Decline put the
'.... insisting on previous prices, and IN seVe'
Instances, samples were withdraWn-in
,n however, the views OF the sellers were e
...;osd and sales Of Wheat were made al io'
,,,,, for white, and l2JGlSOc. for red-the
..,,,v ranging from interior to fair. A sam
- Drne White TO arrive was exhibited
r. -, "a. held at 1900. There were sales OF
r,oD stree, Superiine Flour at "a o. but the
..;o,s are light, and the demand moderate
g., vas in active request, principally tor snip
~, and there we're large sales at sC6s2c. for
r,i,. and mixed, and S5aSsc. for yellow. The
.,..,,.. o, Oats continue light. with very &C
..ropiyy-sales reported at 47c. Rye is IN
=, demand. with large receipts and small sales
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By Yesterday EVENING" Mails.
Letter From MIddi-buig.

Correspondence Of tie Alexandra Gazette
M1ppLERURG, August LILO accordance
with previous arrangement, the Camp Meet
inr Committee assembled on the Camp
Ground, on last Friday. There was large
number in attendance to assist the Commit
tee 10 clearing the ground, and they succeed
ed In erecting the seats and Preachers Sand.
Over forty tent locations we're selected by
ballot. 1t is expected that over ono hundred
will b. erected Parties DESTROYS of erecting
tents, are earnestly requested t. put them up
by Friday evening 18Th inst, at fa'thest, SO
as to avoid, as far as possible, the Interrupt
ton of religious services when commenced.
The Rev. Mr.. Leech, Of West Lnudoun
circu,t, preached two sermons in the NJ. Z.
Church. here, on Sunday last. He en!orces
bis arguments with cIuch earuestness, and 10
small degree of ability.
Some parties are discussing the pronriety
Of establishing a brauch Of The Young
Mems Christian Association" here. Wewish
them God speed. Such an association is
deslderatun 10 any locality.
mo money in the country" has been
very common cry here lately. Some remains
still, as is evidenced by cash saie recently
held, not % any miles from here, where horses
and other property brought their full value
A gentleman OF the game Of Gay, from the
West, having sold cattle in this section last
Fall, arrived here a short time since, on a
Thursday evening, and being met By gen.
tlemen of this Deigbbprbood on the following
Saturday, he observed that he had better
success than he expected having then col
lected over $40, 900 dollars since his arrival.
What do you think of THAI, 50 600 daJ?
The quarterly meeting at Mountsvile, has
closed for the present On next Thursday
tomorrow all those who protested con'or-
sion will be baptized and admitted into toe
Church.
A meeting was held on Monday pight in
the old Methodist Church here; } nathan w.
Nixon 10 the chair and Cornelius Tay lor
Secretary, for the purpose of establishing
Ten peranCe Society Of some kind. The
Chairman explained the object Of the meet
ing. Many present gave their views on the
subject. John A. English, ESQ, in some
heightened remarks rebutted very ably the
argument that intenperance was II creasing.
The meeting, after some further prelmi-
nary business. determined to reorganize the
Division Of the Sons Of Temperance, and ad-
j1urned to meet on "Wednesday night 10 per-
ttct the arrangement.
L. MoVeigh, esq, sold farm contain
ing 900 acres, TO Mr.. William Carter,
for S45 per acre. The farm lies about ! I
miles north Of this place.
Mr.. William holland has cold his stage
horses and line of stages running daily be-
tween here ard The Plains, to Mr.. Burr
Garrett. Mr. Galret will, have no doubt,
give satisfaction to travellers passing over
the line. lOiA.
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MARRIED..

=. ~ = Aar!esiown on Thursday evening last, by
S = hsy Noryal Wilson. Mr.. JACOB o. TUT
=, ".Lhk TO Miss VIRGINIA McGINNlS, all
ia, town.
august Srd, 1855, at the residence of K. W..
!, '' WI esq IN The city of Chattanooga, Tenn,
G Z ,ae Rev MIR. Templeton, MIR. W. T..
"N''u>, of Harrison, aud Miss JUDITH,
%i..Isss' daughter OF the late John H. S. Potts,
"ue''y OF Falmouth, Va.
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ID. b. Scott weii.known citizen, living in
Cabell county, near the Mason line, was as
sa'sinated on Wednesday evening last 1t
appears that he was returning home in a
buggy, with negro girl with hiHi, aud when
within two or three butdred yards of his
house, his horse became frightened, and VI
90 looking around, be was fred upon and re-
reived ball in bis left side, which passed
through and struck rib % the right. lie
was Immediately taken to his house aud died
In about an hour.
The Saw Mill of Messrs Patterson and Coop
er of Petersburg, situated in Northampton
County, n. ION the borders Of Virginia, 10 *
fire on Saturday night about II o'clock, and
was burnt to the ground 1t has not been AS
caTtared how the fir. originated. This is the
second time within the present year that this
mill has been destroyed by FIRE. Tie loss is
abou, $1,000, 90 which there was no insurance..
The farm Of Margaret O. Combs, about
two miles from Wsrrenton, contsinin, $50
acres, was sold 90 Tuesday, by Re. W.
Payne, her Attorney. to James Il. Murfee, OF
Southampton, for $4,000 $40 per acre.
o. this farm Mr.. Murfee intends to estab-
lish Military Institute on an extensive
scale.
The GAINESVILLE Tobacco Plant says:-TEe
drought has very seriously affected the crots
of corn and tobacco. The former has eufsr-
ei irretrievably, and the later will require
the most favorable seasons in future TO make
a good yield.
Several rooms at the Hygeia Hotel, o.
Point were outered few nights since and
the dodgers robbed of various am cunts of me-
neY. watches, jcwelry and the like, WITH
which the thieves ESCAPED without detection.
On the S;h inst, an affair of honor came
IF at Fair Bluff, between Messrs Charles
Latham and - Te'sir, both of Washing
ton, n c.. One round was exchanged with
out injury to either party, when the affair
was amicsbly adjusted.
Large, bauls Of spots were made at Nor
folk, Va, Mooday, and Tuesday. hundreds
of bushels were offered in that market at
-! cents dozen. James S. Garrison caught
3 900 bushels at his fishery, on LJnnhaven
ri
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AUCTION SALES.

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-The
\ undersigned executors of Duff Green, de-
ceased. offtr for sale the beautiful Farm, val
LEY VEN" lying on Potomac Rum IN the
county Of Stafford. five miles ard halt norm
OF Fredericksburg and four and hall north
OF Falmouth, and one mile from the kichmond'
fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, al the
Brltg. Turn Cut on Potomac Run. L. contains
nrariy FOUR HUNDRED ACRES. A very
large proportion OF the cleared land is bottom,
while the high land is in MAGNIFICENT
TIMBER, OF almost every description. but
principally FINE PINES and WHITE OAKS,
o; superior growth and quality-we have no
hesitation in saving the best in all this section
OF country. and much more than the purchase
money might be realized II is thought, from the
timber alone The arabic land is OF fine quail
", every ace Of which mot now under cult
vatiou) is we'll SET in Grass The situation Is
healthy with an abundance OF Fine Free Stone
Water and is IN thickly settled and pleasant
neishborhood The buildings consist OF first
49, rate HEWN LOG H y K, with four
i'm rooms, KITCHEN, BARN, CORN
nUcSEs, and STABLES, ICE HOUSE,
CABIHS, and all necessary buildings. There
ar. a number of most beautiful BUILDING
SITES on the Farm. At present there lie Il
SAW MILL within few hundred yards OF the
Farm. Ind, ed altogether il is most desirable
FARM The general yield is about twenty
bushels OF wheat per acre; and 1t will not fall Tar
short OF 1t this season, bad as 1t as been.
A further description Ii deemed unnecessary,
as persons wishing 10 purchase would probably
examine Tor themselves. II not sold privately
before, II wrH beGGrred at public sale on the prem
l,es to Inc highest bidder, without reserve, OH
the 2Ia day Of September nsrt, il fair II not on
the next fair day And Immediately after this
sale all of the STOCK, consisting OF HORSES,
MULES, CATTLE, and HOGS, the FARM
ING UTENSILS, HAY, (some eight or ten
Stac&s.) large lot OF L A w, and the
GROWING CROP OF CORN, will be sold
Persons wishing to make desirable invest
ment would do we'll TO give this Farm their al
tention.
Any further information can be had OF the
subscribers, who will take pleasure IN exhibit.
ing the property.
IL Terms made known on day of sale.
WIN. J. GREEN,
DUFF GREEN,
tx ors OF Duff Green, deed.
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DIED.

~. =" ''iseOurg al the resideace OF Dr. Coch.
~. % 'ae Sin instant, at o'clock, LLOYD,
~ =, son OF Susan {. and B. p. holland, aged
n ' ~ and months This affection will
~. s mos heavily on the bereaved parents,
,,5.. were absent al the Springs when the
=, SOU iorsook its earthly tenement to re.
T.. " rs Heavenly Parents embrace-to Him
;. , ~c' ,Sutfer little children TO come unto
h, ~ Tf'ld them not, for of such is the King
~, Heaven The afflicted Chy,aia~ pa
,,,, srsl look for consolation, where alone true
$40. .s!On IS found. They have the sympathy
.,,....OuuunIty mere, as was manifested in the
Frr.. PRAYERS OF those assembled at the Union
a meetings for the last two evenings.
Wv ae 2ist ultimo, at Coos, Coos county,
=, ,i hampshire, c. E. ADAMS, of Washing
iASyiI1rsen5lcSsburg, July the 2lst, 1858, Mr..
., ,.. ~. bo"LlNG, in the SID year of her
painful illness OF near six months.
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Middleburg, Va. feb. 2a-wtf

NOTICE By virtue OF deed OF trust exc
y cu,ed to me by John Corrwell, on III"
18th day OF May, S57 and recorded in Prince
William County Court, shall offer tor sale TO
the highes: bidder, on the premises, the 9Th day
OF September, 1853, one-iiith part Of 492
ACRES, which lies on Poweil's Run, adjoining
Mrs. Williams John Clark and Others, in
Prince William County, and which is now IN
the possession OF SAID John Cornwall. Terms
of sale ca.h-'he title is unqusuonabe; but,
selling as trustee, shall convey such title only
as is vested III me.
WILLIAM SELECMAN, Trustee.
Prince VIM County aug 6-eots'
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North CAR LIMA ELECTION Avery the
Democratic candidate to fill the vacancy IN
The lIouse of Representatives occasioned by
the appointment Of Hon. t, L. CiiOeman,
n Senator. has been defeated, and the
s.;ss n or Distributor" candidate. cleo
"a The Democratic p.ajority in the Lssis'
istnrs ia also reduced, but not enough to al
ts the approaching election OF U. s. sena-
tore.
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81 .oh KENT.-The HOUSE, on Fairfax
D IDoes a NO ID, which has been occupied
Ut. T "fimes, as Stove and Tin-Ware
'e'ms moderate Apply to
u,n SAMUEL H. JANNEY,
n s-~- No. az, Fsirfax.street.
4 T.i kennedy FOR PILES Just re.
ii. p,.n u' an additional supply of this admi.
st,Pi.p oHi i also, Hays Liniment, John
: 70, ~. T'n ment, and Upham's Pile Electus-
spo, JOHN LEADBEATER & SON,
Stabler's Old Stand.
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rCAMP MEETING-A Camp Meeting
for the Warrenton Circuit NJ r. Church
South. will be held at Bethel, miles North OF
Warren,on, commencing Thursday, September
I'd. Ali persons intending 10 camp with us
are requested TO furnish their tent poles All
hucksiers will BE- prohibited from entering the
ground with their wagons.
We cordially invite ali to come and camp
with ne w. g. CROSS.
auy 7-eo3t A. !. BECK WITH.
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InN MERINO EWES FOR SALE-The
I"t subscriber will sell al public auction
on MS pr misses near Warrenton. Virginia, Oh
Wednesday,, the 25h day Of August Ct far, II
not on the next fair day iheredlter) one hundred
cf his superior NTARCO VI ER NO
EWES Both with regard 10 weight OF fleece
and quality of staple, the subscriber believes
these sheep unsurpassed in the State. A credit
OF four months with approved security, wall be
given TO purchasers A. ID. POLLOCK.
Warrenton. Virginia aug 7-eots
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NOTICE y now offer al a reduced price,
y my FARM, situated on the Little River
Turnpike. g miles from Alexan ira, aud adj
Joining the lands OF Mr.. James Cloud. il COZ
tains ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY FOUR
AND a QUARTER ACRES, and is improved
e. with new and comfortable BUILDINGS
IL will take !or the entire tract, $50 per
acre or will divide 10 suit purchaser. Terms
made easy My Post Office is Falls Church,
Fairfax county Va. F. A c. TERRETT.
Cottage Point, Fairfax Co, Va aug lO-eoti
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DERFUMERY. Sc FROM BAIlNS'.-
Kiss Me Qrickly; Extract for the Hand.
kerchpf: Beef Marrow Pomade; Lilly White;
Wireback English Tooth Brushes: Transparent
Soap in bars: Pomade in bowls; Compound
Camphor Ice. Flsrina Cologne; Bazin's Extracts
N small bottles, for l2t cts; Charcoal Tooth
Paste. just received, and Tor sale by
JAMES ENTWI>LE, Jr,
ann - Apothecary, No. "a King-st.
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FRESH FIsu.--There was an arrival at this
place, yesterday, of vessel from below,
with cargo Of freah fish, consisting of Tai
lors, Rock, Crckers, Alewives, &c. They
were soon disposed Of at % cts. per bunch.
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AUCTION SALES.
By S. J. ACCOMPLISHMENTS

BY .. j. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
w INES. TEAS, CIGARS, LIQUORS, &c,
w At AUCTION-By vrtae of Deed of
Trust, bearing date July 3lst, 1888 toe subscri-
Der wi offer Tor sale al Public Auction on Thus.
day. nr eth inst, commencing at 10 O'Clock. at
lie >iur. i ,use lately occupied by Powell Il Co,
at the corner of King and Union streets the
stock on hand belonging TO the said Powell &.
Co. al the date OF said Deed, consisting o! va
riety OF TEAS. CIGAR sc. and 4 large stock
O: BRANDlES WRI>kEY, WINES, and other
Liquors of superior quality.
Inc finest Liquors have been put up IN demi-
lohns, and casks, containing from two 10 ten
gallons eech tor the convenience OF country
gentlemen aud others who wish ~ supply
themselves with a first rate article.
TERMS OF SALE.-For all purchases less
than so the cash will be required, Tor all
others the. notes OF the purchaser, az tour
months, with al approved entorser No goods
to be delivered until the terms OF sale ar lully
compiled with.
LAWRENCE B. TAYLOR,
an, lolts Trustee
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7 SHALL OFFER FOR SALE AT UPPER.
| vile. Fauquier county, on Frtd@y the 2Oh
nay o. .iuguSt nert the following SERVANTS,
four MEN, one BOY, and three GIRLS. Any
person wishing to purchase good Servants will
find II to their interest TO attend. Great care
has been a1en with their instruction, and
confidently assert from my own knowledge they
cannot be surpass e4 either Tor appearance, neat.
ne,s, or general good qualities. Terms viii De
made known OH the day OF sale.
ROBERT CARTER,
Administrator OF J. Carter.
Linden Station. VI g. X. r jy Scots
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RlOTuUS PROCEEDINGS ~ AsHi*GToS.-
We regret that the profound tranquility OF
the city was last evening broken by an ARRAY
which occurred near Massachusetts, and New
jersey avenues. An omnibus had gone to
tie R,ilroad Depot TO fetch the remainder OF
I've Northern Liberty Hose delegation from
p ,iladelphia, who arrived last evening, to
t.ke part in trmorrow's excursion to Oily.
IN mt, ard when, or it's return to the North
ern Liberty Engine House, i hal got as far
a. Massachusetts, avenue, il became involved
il street fight, which had commenced
among the attending crowd composed u ST.
" Of boys. Ga the omnibus was sitting
John Essex, who is stated, by one informant,
to have been the oil ec. Of the attack. As
the omnibus advanced the assailants (male
10 Of the Irish population of the neishbor-
hoodl Increased, when the party within uu
FORUM ately turned out "Ed began to throw
stones il return Whilst matters thus stood
between the belligercnts party from the
Northern Liberties came upon toe ground
with a swivel, when altcr snsrp Struggle,
and before it could he fired, was seized ny
the poice. and is row lodged in jail. An
arrest or two was made and on investigation
will be had to-day.-Nat. Int.
FIRE-About half past ten o'clock, on
Tuesday night, fire was discovered in the
Lumber Yard of Messrs. Smoot, Uhier
Co.. on Water street, and 10 fow moments
the fremen with their apparatus were on the
SPOT. and hy vigorous exertions succeeded in
extinguishing the flames before much dam
ace was done. a pile Of lumber adjoining
a Cooper's Shop. occupied by colored man
named Alexander Bodcn, was set on fire,
and when first seen the lumber and shop
we're both in flames There was no insur.
ance on the lumber and shop, but as we have
stated above the damage done was slight.
Fresh FIsu.--There was an arrival at this
Mace. Yesterday, Of vessel from below,
with cargo Of freah fish, consisting of Tai
lors, Rock, CrCkers, Alewives, &c. They
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HALIFAX, August IA gas explosion
took place in the Albion Goa! mines to-day,
killing two persons, ana HOundipg mauy
others.
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NfASIEE LIST.
PORT OF Observation-Disclosures Il.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Schr. NJ c. Duriee, Hall, Fall River, to Bor
den Mining Co.
Schr. Sarah Catherine Daggs, Aqua Creek,
wheat TO {. F Suttle & Co
Schr. Atlantic. Segar, Aqua Creek, wheat to
c. +. Suite 4 Co.
SAILED.
Schr. John R. Griffith James. Philadelphia
corn by Hill, Brown 4 Partlow.
Schr. Village Gem. HinckIey, East Boston,
coal by Fowe & Co.
Schr Minerva, Winslow, Fall River, coal by
Borden Mining Co.
Schr. Angelne Vancleaf Vancleaf Troy, by
Fowie Il Co
Schr Ann Caroline Apologize, New York,
coal BY I'll Mehafey.
Schr Mary l. Johnson, Che'ser, Frederick'-
burg, coal by d. Smith
Sclr Mary Ann, Gibbs, Cohasset Nairows,
coal by Borden Mining Co.
Schr. Frances, Bennett, Jersey City, coal pY
D. A. Lowe.
coal by d. A. Lowe.
St-amer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, by
Wheat Il Bros.
MEMORANDA.
Schrs. Herschel, Birdsall. and Proves, Hnlse,
from, This mort. arrived al New York 9th inst.
Schrs Tram Smith, McGivern. from this port,
arrived at Fall River, 9TH inst; F. ). Randolph,
Hazleton, from do for Dghton, passed up
Schrs. Rebecca Knight Small. from George.
Town, ID. C.. and Sea Witch, Egbert from this
port. arrived at Providence 7th inst.
The British schr Daphne, OF 81 tons, Pruden,
master, OF Bermuda, sailed from Baltimore, on
Friday last, with cargo Of flour corn, Nc.
nound 10 Barbados On Sunday, the s'h on
the Horse Shoe, was run into by schooner,
name unknown aud had her mainmast all the
stern, and every thing at ached to the stern and
mainmast, carried awa;-pnt into Norfolk, for
rerairs, 10 Richard Dickson. The vessel anu
cargo are owned b. William X Samuel Salters,
BermudA The d. was lowed 20 Norfolk
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ST.. LOUIS, August ll.--Tbere were eleven
cases of sun stroke here yesterday, seven OF
which were fatal. The mercury stood at %
to lO4 deg.