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FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE IN BALrIMoRs.--A fire
broke out this morning about halt past o'clock,
in house the north side Of Camden street, between
Charles and Light Streets in the Of the Baltimore
and Ohio and Philadelphia railroad depot The house
owned by MIR. Pearson Adrian, and occupied by MIR.
Turpin, as tavern. There also barber shop In
one corner Of the building where the re originated, a.
is supposed from accident The house with its con-
tents, was wholly destroyed We regret to state that


man named Edward Parks, formerly captain Of bay
craft resident of Somerset county, Md was burned to
death Himself and man named Schoote were sleeping
upper room, in the bed Schoote escaped by
getting out OF the window and descending by q barber
pole adjoining tho house Self being the first
law OF nature he made the best OF his ay leaving
his companion to perish. The body found the
ruins literally burnt to crsp-the extremtes, legs,
arms and head burnt OF. The deceased was about 30
years OF age and single manhad some property, and
when at home, boarded with his mother and sisters It


is said that another person. stranger supposed to be
from New York. was in the house before the ire and
Is missing The presumption 10 that he also fell
tim The adjoining house the east owned by Mr. Phi.
lip p Sadtler, and occupied by Mr. Schleisenger
tavern, was also considerably damaged-the roof and
upper stories being burnt II was insured in the Equts
for S., 500.