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PASS. FRIDAY Morning, JUNO 20.

Pass Friday Morning, jane 20.
The French Government have al iene re-
ceived General Oudinors dispatches, giving The
de,ails of the assaults upon Rome on The night oil
the 2ist 10 The 22t inst. Tbs dispatches which
are dated the 22d, give accounts oi The proceed.
ings 4 few hours later than The Geographic des-
MACH of The line cate, which arrived three days
AGO. Il states that alter The assaults on the
breach, the Romans made a most resoiuie &c.
fence. and continued an incessant cannoDade
against The besiegefs from three batteries placed
on Monte Oreo and Nome Janicule, but that the
French troops, being protected BY the nature Of
the ground, suffered lille, and we're able 10 main
lain their position.
Al The same time with the assault two false at
sacks we're mace the one by The Ponle Mole, To-
wards the Porto Gel Popolo, and The Other b. the
gate ID San Paolo. Both these parties were
warmly received by the Romans, and ultimately
Withdrew; pal General Ou;inot says that they
had the inlended effect oil making the diversion
IN favor Of tie real attackers and dividing the
attention OF The besiesed. The General con>
eludes his despatch BY declaring that The result Of
the days operations had been glorious 10 The
arms Of France
A private letter. given by The Presse, and da-
ted from Maeleanel'a, near Rome, Saws that The
.abors OF the French army are only beginning.
1--WE are established" says the wriev, "in one
only OF the three ine.in.es. Il is true We com
nand the whole cily.-Whh S, Pielrc de Mon>
sorio we can make ourselves masters OF The Gas
tie OF s.. Angelo. and will succeed in desroyIrg
It's batteries, but We will sill have before Us the
war OF The barricaces. and there is multitude OF
suatagems prepared by The beslesed."
II is reported that the French got possession OF
the second wall OF Rome ca the 2Isi, but certain.
~ on The % The city had not capitula'ed.
The See 9 gives report tina, The English
Minister has sent NOE 10 the French govern
menl, recommending that the Roman question
should be referred 10 diplomatic Arbitration, even
II Rome should be taken.
The Paris papers contain no news.
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A GENUINE LETTER.

We find the following Letter, or csItincate, ls-y'
The Washington Union,) in communication
addressed by William GTandio, Esq, TO The Eai-
,imore Clipper, aud which Mr.. Grandin says Is
written "in the Generals own proper chrogra'
nbvn Those who have seen The famous morse
leuer" written By General Taylor some Tune
since will have no doubt OF The au!henciy OF The
one which follows. There is similarity Of con-
surcion and expression which conclusIveiy re-
veals The paternity of both, and shows mat me
General alone is entitled 10 the crcdi! OF sheif au.
,borsbjp, They are as unlike military let'eis,
and The communicalcrs bearing his name, DUR
inc The presidential canvass and eince his eleclIon'
% mountain is unlike mole.hill. we are
gra,ilied 10 having an opportunity TO give the
General credit as wife, and transfer WIN
Urea, pleasure This certificate TO ouT columns:
NV friend. MIR. William Grandin, graduate
Of The U. $. Military Academy, AMI lae an officer
in Inc army, served With me in Florida Tor more
man Two years the greater portion of which lime
under nv immediate observations was present
=, The battle OF Okee-chobee, the 25lh December,
1897. where he acted In The most gallant manner,
eyilcing on that as well as on other occasions,
e cal cooness and judgment; so much 50, when
placed in Tue command of the army operating
in that territory il lie Spring OF 1888 selected
him as member OF NY san, in which capaci!y
he served until May, 1890, at which time re.
linauished said command in consequence oi III
health, when, as mater Of course, the military
relations between Mr.. G. and myself were dis
solved, when advised him TO Ies'en, and lura
his aren;on 10 civil pursuits, particularly 10 he
profession OF law which he did, and settled in his
native State New York Since when. though
widely separated. I have continued 10 feel the
teepest interest 10 all that concerns his success
and welfare, in whatever business he may ETH
bark z TAYLOR,
81. Br Gen. U. S. Army.
FoRr JSsrP, La, Oct. II, 1874.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
wAsaINGToN's MARRIAGE, IN 1850.

WASHINGTON'S MARRIAGE, in 1859.
We learn that Mr. J. B. S.earns, Distinguish
ed artist Of New York, and lately from Europe,
has been for some days since at Arlington house,
In this vicinity, engaged in making very beauIi.
tnl and successful copies from the original pic
lures of COL and Ms Washinston-the one the
date of l772. by Pesle, and other Of 1859, BY
Woolasion-with view 10 The painting oil a
large picture of Washing on's marriage, found in
the Curtis collection, AMI private memoirs Of Tie
life and character ct Washington.
The scene is laid in The ancicn! parish church
of 81. Peter, county OF New Kent, colony OF
Vireinia-timc 6h OF January, 1859.
In The foreground, and near the altar, appears
the Rev. DR.. Mossom, tn officiating clergyman,
in full canoncals he IS aboutlo present lac mar.
rage ring The bridegroom is IN a sui, OF blue
and silver. lined with red silk. embroidered waist
coat, small clothes, gold shoe and knee buckles,
dress sword, and hair in tuil rowder. The nr,oe
in suit OF white satin, rich poiIs lace TUNES,
pearl ornaments in her hair, pearl necklace, ear
rings aai bracelets white satin hish-heeled shoes
with diamond buckles; she is attended by a group
of ladies, ia the gorgeous costume Of that ancient
,neriod. Near 10 the bridegroom is a brilliant
group, comprising the vice regal governor oil
Virginia, several English army and naval en-
GERS. then On colonial service, with The very clue
of Virginia chivalry Of The old regime. The 60
vernon is in a suit OF scarlet, embroidered with
gold. bag, wig and sword; the gentlemen in the
fashion OF The time.
But among The most interesting and pctur-
esoue of the personages in the various groups is
Bishop. the celebrated body servant OF Braddock,
and then of Washington, with whom he ended
his DAYS. after a service o: mere than 30 years.
This veteran soldier of the wars of George II
forms a perfect study 10 the picture. His tall,
attenuatea form. aud soldierly bearing, aud with
folded arms and cooked bat 10 hand, respect.
fully he has approached the bridal group. giving
a touching interest 10 the whole scene. He is
in scarlet coat, and is booted and spurred,
having lust dismounied, and reliIq1ished the
fayorite charge of hi, ch:ei to groom.
Through the largo folding doors of the church
ia seen the old fashioned coach of the bride,
drawn by six horses; also, the ine English
charger bequcathed to Washington BY Brad
dock. after the fatal field of the Monongahcia.
Fiom tho account of the marriage, banded
down from those who were present a; its ccle'
bra,ion, it appears tina, the bride and her ladies
occupied the coach, while the provincial colo
mel rode his splendid charger, attended by q
brilliant cortege OF the gay AID gallant of the
land. Such was Washnston's marriage in
1759-Tdie1aSdrlS Ga-ete.
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THE WIG EASILY SATISFIED.

In The Richmond Wing of yesterday we find
the following moroccan:
awe thank Ih- Enquirer for answering orr in
quirics respecting The MaEshalship oil Eastern
Virginia and answering all the important ones
in the affirmative"
Now all the "imporan, ones" amounts 10 a
single one, and tha. was that Major Christian did,
Twelve months ago, long prior 10 Inc Presidential
election, declare lis intention CT not holding the
Marsaa.ship until The taking Of the census Of 1850
The Whig submitted five questions and is salts
fed with an affirmative answer 10 The most uH,n-
Soytant. Il reminds US OF an anecdote OF an in-
d an who had nothing valuable with which ne
could purchase bottle OF 'hfc.waief." he hnal'
". after MANY schcElcs 10 chain his object, hil
upon The following: &c told the liquor ycnder
tha, be had killed a deer not very lar OF and
would give Il 10 him il be would I'll his bottle
The sto.ekeeper asked him 10 describe The place
The Indian complied as follows:
You know where the creek isl" "Yes.'
"You cross that and, just beyond, you know
here stands large oakl" eyes" "Well, IN.
Ger thai oak you will Gnd my deer" The man
closed the bargain, AMI forthwith filled the bottle
but, Oh repairing 10 the designated spot, no deer
could be found. The Iodian subsequently play
ed shy, and did mol approach the shop-ksepeT for
some time. When ne did meet with him, how.
ever. the shop keeper commenced abusing him
for ais falsehoed. The Indian defended himself
and asked if he did not find The crees2 The
man replied Eyes" "Did'nt you dnl The tree 4
"Cerainis." well, you had Two truths 10 one lie
that's very good, and as much as you should ex-
pect from an ludiaa." So With the Wing. Il
has been so generally in The wrong, that il even
one OF it's statements is confirmed, ii is delighted,
no matter how many OF lis other assertions may
be proved to be false.
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r.etted that lhs gentleman from Lee shoulu We
| thought uIoIer 10 throw himself in The way OF Inc
| West. The gentleman had yesterday assenled tc
a proposition 10 con6scaIe The properly 81 prin
eipal because of The fault oil his agent, and ne mas
thus cut himself of from right 10 oblect 10 iof.
eiing land, because Of The fault of an indivdna
himself He knew survey ola 10000 acres lraG'
in his county The survey OF which cost only Sio
But the person is not required 10 employ Inc
county Surveyor; he may survey the land himself
All thai he (Mr F.) desired was 10 have The tract
| laid down 50 that he might follow il out As 10
The argument in regard 10 clerks lees, We can
adjust that mailer properly when we come 10 Inc
chapter on clerks lees. Mr. F. proceeded 10
show that The mischels on The Claimants with
good titles, referred TO BY Mr. LANE oi Lee, could
not ensue.
Mr.. STOVALL asked the previous question,
but Withdrew it at the instance oil Mr.. WILLS,
who said he would vote for The proposition, II
clause was annexed, e1empting from lis opera
lion, infants, lunatics, &c.
Mir. FERG USON-The rights Of infants, &C.,
would he just as well projected without The
clause as with il-ant, il it were Incorporated, II
would destroy The value Of The section, aac leave
matters ia their present confusion. de Could mol,
therefore, acccp. the amendment
MIR. THO NPSON oi j., asked il The rrnci-
chile was not similar 10 that Of "vu,e yourself
farm"
Mr.. NEWMAN moved the previous question
which was sustained.
MIR. FERGUSON'S amendment vas 'hen
agreed 10, aud The question beirs on lie hulerd-
menl as amended, Mr.. LANE Ct Lee sait, as
the gentleman from Losln had compared him 10
the old gentleman in history, who had burned
barn for the sake OF light he asked lof The ayes
and roes, 10 have light on tie sutIect.
Tie amcn.nsn. was agreed lo-ayes So noes
| %, as follows:
AYrs-Mes.fs. Hopkins, (Sp"aker) Finney. DilIard
Chra,ha McCue. Brown, Burwell, B"ak Dy'he ~
Brx,on, Levi. and GilLaer, De Camps, Harrison ct
Brunswick, Wills Barbour, McCnng, H"waI' %
Fio,d CIaihotnr, Edward. OF Fans in. Ba'iy. Grer
mni. Carroll, s,oraii, Major, Het llneaStef Hcl4er
Toui,in Webb, Ferguson, HAMS, Edinohdson, New
man. Arnett, SIC Donald, Cendenin. trfne ni s"n,'e'
Barnett, Kirby, Prrrow, Robinson, Cnwpri, rug, rus
veil Grassy, Cackey, Wooiion, illnison a. piincs
William Gnf, Paxton, Matlz, Aston, Fugle, fittman,
Thomson az Smy III, Burdelt, George, Nas r! oooa
son, Collins and Ii0yd-59
Eors-Mess,.. Sh,fTey, Lazy, James, Irving 81 Cum
benand Yau :han, Clarke Tho mas. scott hector, St
man, sydnor CIopton, Price, Howard oil James Clty
York and Williamsburg, Wouninaton, 1homson OF
Jr,frrsnn Lane of Lee Harrison of I.nuirun, Cole
man. Verify, Booth, Turner, Syme, Townss, KVef'
G.Ain, Moncure Of Stafford and Harsrave-aS
On motion OF MIR COLLINS, The House ad-
harmed
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POETRY.
Eor he ErQvirsi
For u
To TOM MOORE.

TO TOM MOORE.
Bard of the 1risn harp, thine eyes grow CRUZ
The shadows Of the liSst haze wrap '"''
Before thy fading vis.oa falnily SWIM 90,
The scenes Of other days. and feso'y nov
The Streams Of life-and, waning wtas UNI cane
Tn, mise tina, lightly bea. in years lohs gomez
Inv harm is hanging on tho willow boush'
Tb.re 10, il res,i Thy magic ioach a'oh'
c.n,a ~. N, melody and reach It's hidden tone.
rh.,. ,.,i,re,,. tho hand that swept It's s'rines
Ia fal,erng with tho weary weight oil year.
Tia soul of song has aed; and penless wings
Its way to brighter realms, and wasting wears
liz earthly frame away. The hopes and fears
or life are all forgot. The oblivious stream
or Time has swept them b., and onward O'a''
Tho shattered trunk-the solitary sleam ,,, ,aam
OfIinsering licht. The settling suns ias' '
Lonsyears shall pass, ere Erin cease 20 ~esr
Hsr patriot, bard, and sage who pIouu' -. ..ae
r.. .,o,,.. or her race; and reused from sieep'
Tho courage OF her sons, MI Erin runs
Win ,bou,s Of lbouy--and every tongue
throughout the land joyous echo savei-
-, h.r drsert hcaihs and mountains sprung'
III. hand who loa,hed tho name OF slave
m, fouad no arm to pity and no hand TO saVo'
Richmond, July l6, ls4s. A1H"'
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G L
INTERESTING FROM THE PLAINS.

By az arrival here from The Mormon settle
menl on The SAT- Lake we have dates TO The 9Th
Of MAY. |, is stated that The country is very
healthy, aud the crops promise an abundant
harvest. Thels had been many fine rains in the
valley.
Many OF the Mormans had gona ir search Of
gold, against The counsel OF The elders OF The
church.
The Crow Indians had committed a number Of
depredaions, carrying Of horses, cattle, &C.,
whenever opportunity offered.
The cholera is rapidly disappearing from
among The emigrants on Inc pleias.
The first company OF emigrants met a. Fon
Laramie On the 22l oil May.
Several seriou, quarreis and fights had occur
red among The enisranls Many were taking
lhe back track for home.
The reports OF the cemeteries yesterday show a
still further decrease in the ravages otthe cholera
and il is now thought that we have seen the
worst Of the terrible scourse.
The inlermerts ioT ;hs 45 hours ending yester.
day neon were 255, Of which l49 were by Chole.
"a. The weather is cool and pleasant.
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One word more in relation TO the Richmond
Custom house, and we are done. We Simply
wish 10 bring forward witness upon whom The
Richmond Wing has relied. and WHO, though a
Democrat, ii says, signed petition for Captain
Nelson's removal We mean Mr.. John J. Fa.
ris. We now ask the Wing, il Mr. Faris, al the
line he signed said petition, was no, assured thai
neither Mr.. R. II. Lorion or MIR. John Lynch
should be removed7 And, had be no. received
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INV OKLEaNsi July 10.
By the will OF The ia:e General Gaines, his pro.
perry sto be divided equally si1ons his vile and
two soLs.
Accounts from Mexico stale Ina, Paroles had
declared in favor Of Santa Anna, aud thai re.
voluIion ia favor CT The independence Of Sierra
Madrc was also expected.
The reported massacre OF New York emil.
grants from Fort Smith, Arkansas, has been Goa.
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TT t0V TIL Ut
MRS. MADISON.
nHopour 10 whom honour is due. ;

''HOUDuT 10 WIIU'II TUHUu1 70 uNIU'
II is proposed 10 The Ladies Of Richmond, and
10 II the Ladies OF Virginia, racrcsoerer they may
lc, that 80 days they shall wear nrou Inc let arm
bow OF black ribbon, az tribute Of respec, 10
The memory OF their esteemed compatIlol, Mrs.
Madison; of her who has done credit tc cur sex,
by her virtues, and by performing The duties and
houours of The "While House" with such grace,
dignity ard susviiy. during the terms OF her DIS
TING uished husbands Presidency!
She desc, p.s this tributary compliment frcm
Us; and those who are ,oiling 10 pay il, are re-
quested 10 commence wearing the sable badge on
lhe 18Th OF this month.
USE VlRoISIESNE
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Tclegraphed for the Baltimore American.

INV YORK. JUTY TO.
THE LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
The papers here contain their usual despatch
es oil one days later news from Europe, BY ex.
press and telegraph. The lalcs. accounts from
Rome sale that The French gov rnineu, had re-
ceived despatch announcing that Gen. Oudinol
was occupying Mount Orio, which gives him
command oil The city OF Rome.
The victories OF The Ausrians oyer The Hun.
sarians are contradicied.
The Turkish government has refused permits
sion Tor the Russian armies 10 pass through her
donlniols.
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We learn from the Petersburg kepuoiican
,ba, the Hon. R. Kidter Meade has accepted INC
annoin,menl made by the citizens Of Petersburg,
10 deliver an Grafton on the occasion OF cetpra'
ling The Funeral obsequcs Of the laie Ex'pfes'-
d.n, Polk. The Committee OF Arrangements
= v;su 81 The selection Of The day previously
appointed, Che Ord of August as a per'oo q
fasting and prayer throughout the Union, nave
altered The day 10 Saturday, The All oil August
The military and The different benevolent socic-
lie, Of the town, it is contemplated, will pa!Ilcl-
nate with The citizens on The occasion.
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oIfUAIIUN - AN ~ ~ seed,
A GENTLEMAN WHO was educated c ~ fnnsi
"A and WHO ia qualified to teach Latin, Uhesn,ss ds
and MathematIes and The usual Ens''n ,yar 0, sas
sire, employment either as pfiTae has ,s had sever.
head OF an Independent school nc en- srin. siss,,
years experience in teaching, az so.. ars. DO "a
:susht. He would rTpee, sssry Of Wa po.t psd
Address PIKE POWERS, staunton' var
July l7-ctf
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MAGNOLIA Leaves and Orange Blossoms
OR, SONGS OF THE SOUTH.
By a. B. MEX.
No. ".

No. ".
A SOLDIERS LOVE DREAM.
(Tampa Bay, Florlda.)
Rehold Won star !-how soft It's ray
MeIls over Tampa's Graded bay!
How brightly, on the waters blue,
IFS mellow gold beams fling their hue,
And, shimucring softly, sink and shine
Far down in oceans crystal shrine
Mid pearls and corals gis,eniDg bright
Mid crimson shells and sea gems rare,
That star reflected meets The sight,,
And gIimmers, like diamond. lherc!-
Until the wanderers gazing eyes,
In fondness, seek its native ski.si
That STAR ta.r girl, !. like 10 thee
Ensbriped in love and purify =
ia calm. clear luslre, all thine OVID,
When last upon nv path you shone!-
And now. like il, Ger Memory's lake,
Thy heavenly beauties gently break;
And deep, in fond affecuon's shrine,
Mid ruder thong h,s,-mid grief and care, =
Thy starry virtues lingering, shine.
And siim,ner, like diamond, ,herei-
Until my fond, but wayward mind,
Rever,s 10 ner left behind!
Yes-thoueh my footsteps now have gone,
Far, far from thee, beloved one,
Though now no more thine eyes DARK light
Cleans Cd my heart, so calm and bright;
And thy dear voice no more is heard,
Breathing sweet music in each word;
Nor more Thy clear and sunny smile
Thy tossing curls-,hy playful lip
Thy gentle looks devoid Of guile
Bless me wi their companionship!-
YET, still, remembrance Of Thy charms
Lives in My breast, and grief disarmsi
And like those sar.beams on yon bay,
Casts luslIe on my lonely wayl
And now, though mountains intervene,
And Ocean spreads his waves beiween,-
Though toll and strife are round me here,
Aud wars red banners float the air.
Hum awhile from Them away,
And dedicate 10 thee this lay
To thee, whose young and sinless heart,
is Virtues own peculiar shrine
Where Love and Genius grace impar;,
And Beauiy's lus,res softly shine
To thee,-my ligh,-my lite-my star!
Whose radiance glimmers from afar,
Ger mount and plain, and heayins sea,
And fits my breast with thoughts 10 thee
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A, meeting OF ci,iz-ns Of Norfolk, held on
Saturday evening, The Reverend George D.
Cumuins was selected TO deliver an eulcgy on The
lille, character and public services OF The late ex-
Prcsideo, James Il. Polk, on Thursday, the 18Th
Instant
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ARRIVAL OF U. s. STEAMER PRINCE.
TON.
The s. steam friga,e Princeton, Com. Ensle,
arrived here this afternoon from Gibraltar, which
place she LEFT on the Cab June. all vel! on board.
The q. S. steamer Allegheny, Com. Hunter,
and the U. S. scbr. fancy, Lieut. Com. Hunter,
were 10 sail from Gibraltar for home, via Made
ira, the former on .he 25,h, and the la!er on the
9Th ult.
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We learn that the epidemic has greatly aoa!eo
=, Mr. Hill Carers, (ShiIley.) Upto SATURDAY
evening last he had lost 'hiIy negroes. Al ''s'
were Then sick were considered convalcscen'.
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OFFTCTiI

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
Samuel r. Rusefs Of Tennessee, 10 be Auor>
rcy OF the United States for Inc Eastern District
OF Tennessee, vice Thos. G. Lyon, resigned.
James Nj. M'Lean Of Illinois, 10 be Register OF
the Land Office al Pa cs;ine, Illinois. vice Har-
man Alexander, removed.
NArRAN SARGENT, OF Pennsylvania, 10 be Re
cordcr Of The General Land OAice, vice 5 :
Laushln removed.
GEORGE WADE, Postmaster, Bridgeport Con-
nso'icut, from and alter the Both Of September
next.
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MN RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
. ~ :. no, say ,ha. he would not

thai assurance, did he not say ''
sign i'll ,,ssma,, came which
IN no,;;cian rs are playing, following inc q,
annie q, The big gamblers al Washins'0n' az"
;, ,hev will assuredly condemn u.
n, lac, Sunday afternoon. William 7. COOK !,
,r.. .seaultet at The European Hotel, on o'oa0
street. BY Thomas Lollier, who hiea TOUT Ua,'l ,L
:, revo,yips pistol at him. Three oa''' ',oa
effect. one of them inticting severe w. S,.I
The left side, which, it is thought, Will prov
The las, accounts from Mr.. Cook give slight nopss
for hi, recovery. Lo,,ier gave himself up Ses'.,
eay. and was lodged in Jail, but will De o''us''
before an examining CourI on FRIDAY ~
jealousy of Cooks intimacy with Loltiers ID m'
" is said 10 have given rise 10 'n's u'''''e
affair. ,,,o VA,
MIR Cool, volunteered early in Inc ia'e ~"'
with Mexico, and by his courage anu CIV ~. ,oa,
dn, -. nrom;se Of future usefulness. dc was
ono,oed in all the battles on The lower me u
operaiuns, from Vera Cruz TO 'ae Guy = "N
We learn ,ha, The Cholera has mace rs
,nncararcc in the county Poor House. anu una
np,o 2 o'clock Monday afternoon, six oil The III
males had died, and five more we're Frustrated oy
Inc endemic, Two Of whom, it is believed VII
-, snrviye. A correspondent informs us mai Mt
has u ,bat establishment, never seen such us
,sss before. We ale panied 10 learn these iac's
We hear, also, lha, The epidemic has made us Up
n..r,nce in The Peni,enliary. Several Oh NV
coryic,s are said 10 be a q cled with this dseac
ful scourse, bu. no deaths have 'aSen pace
as yel.-These facls seem strange when W.
b,ve reliable evidence that the Cholera mas Ger
,ain,y decreased in The city within the last week
ard seems 10 be on the decline. Let prudence @
exercised by all, and We shall econ De e1e"l'
from The disease and all be well again.
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COLLECTORS az THE CUSTOM

Nathaniel G. Marshall YORK, Ne, vice Jos.
p. Junkins, rem we'd.
Joseph Caches. Alexandria, Va, vice Edward
Green, removed.