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ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGIA.
Later from Havana.

y The United States mail steamship Georgia. Ca pt
APortcr, arrived al her dock at early hour Mon
sday morning. She left Chagres at p. m on TIA,
S26th of June, and arrived at Havana at twenty
aminutcs past / O'Clock, p m, on the 30th.
y The Georgia left Havana on the 4h Of July, q
AZ, 30 m, and made her run TO New York in Tire,
s3days, - hours; left in port the United States fri
agate Congress, Commodore McKeever, and Iii,
rlsoop- of war Germantown, Capt Lowndes officer,
siand crew all well. Commodore McKeever had al
ssinterview with the Captain General aud was OK
strcnely satisfied with the result of it, the Coun
AAlcoy giving every assurance that The prisoner,
sswoud soon be liberated, and harmony restored
y The prisoners at present under the control 0.
= Admiral Armero, who will give information il
Srcgard 90 them, and differs entirely in his views
dfrem the Captain General. An investigation La,
daken place, and the Captain General il of opinion
ithat many Of the passengers entirely innocent
Tof any intention of disembarking ON Cuba bat
5werc under the impression that they were bound
ito Chagrcs. Admiral Armcro is in favor of thu
harshcst measures, and, it is said has treated tho
sprisoncrs with great cruelty. report was circu.
Slated previous to the sailing of the Georgia, that
iniuc Of them had died from i'll treatment. Grcai
5excItcInent prevails against Americans generally
.maro 50 since the news Of the burning of the
Istcainer Granddaughter arrived in Havana.
"A 1t is generally considered to have been done on
Npurposc, as an act Of retaliation. There Is ale,
sgreat excitement against the American consul!
tAIr CaRpbel, on account of some letters lac wrote
10 the United States Department, rejecting, Ga
sthc opinion Of Spanards,) on their navy and mill
Ella The consul Is obliged to keep his house lorti
Sded, and ready at any moment 10 repcl an attack
4 Io has been threatened with assassination in anon
4ymous letters, and docs not consider las life, anC
siihat Of his famiy, safe The consul takes Tia,
arround that the capture Of the two vessels was an
silegal act, in which he is supported by all foreign
iers and Americans in Havana.
/ The Spaniards are assembling large naval force
lt Havana. Three frigates and two briggs have jusi
5arrvcd from Spain to join the squadron Of Admiral
jAmero. The Catalan party, at the head Of whom
III Admiral Armcro, are strongly in favor Of war
sIn the mean time the volunteers arc drilling daily
land amount now 60 five thousand men.
4 The passengers by the Georgia were allowed &c
igo on shore until the arrival Of the Falcon, When
astrict orders were given that one should leave
sthc ships; this no doubt, owing 10 some new
Received by the Falcon, by spy, who came out il
3hcr.
4 The Georgia was detained four days in Havana
Scoaling and waiting for the Falcon. The latter
ycsse is bound 10 Chagres, with about fifty passcn
ygcrs.
! The Georgia brings home the captain a. s
sCates) and the crew Of the bark Ldcy Ellen.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
VIRGINIA.,

More generally knOwn as Warres,kon Springs, J
TWILL be open for the reception of visiters on
w the lst Of June. Extensive improvements
arc in progress that will give aspect to the
= whole establishment No expense viii Be spared
Mn adding to its establishment, to the comfort
kara pleasure of the guests knowing by ocular
aevidence, In numerous instances, the positive in
Strinsic value OF the water and its almost miracu-
lous efiec. IN particular cases it has been regarded
8as coed policy to enlarge the accommodations, and
70 complete the original design, to crafty the
taste and fancy Of guests well to promote their
Thealth and pleasure. Situated in a remark ahly
healthy region, in full view of the bold Blue RIDGE
&and in the vicinity Of the beautiful village Of War
renton, visiters may on horseback in carriages,
Cover the improving roads, enjoy the most pictur-
Sesque scenery, may seek exercise in the ten pin
3alieys, the pistol gallery, the game of billiards.
& The healthful dance. The lovers Of music and
flowers will lind peculiar care has been taken to
Twin their approval, while the fallow deer and the
$awn the gold and silver fish, the elk and the swan
3inay relieve tedious hour to those who are inter-
ested in the ts,e nature. In word, every step
8has been taken which expanded liberality could
Ssuggest, to add to the comfort and accommodation
Eot visiters. The hurdle race and,tournament, tho
clancy ball, masquerade and brilliant fire. works,
Twill lend their respective attractions Nor these
preparations designed for the gay monde only. To
the holy ministers OF religion Of every dcnonna.
3tic., cordial, not grudging invitation il given
40 spend the summer, without charge. The usual
ofth church are respected throughout the
season,
route taken, from Fredericksburg, and 49 SO
from Alexandria. Tri-weekly stages will run from
both these points till July, when daily lines viii be
Established
These springs are known on the post-ofIice books
as "Wayrenton Springs" and all letters should
2he directed, or they may be left at Warrenton,
8og sent 10 the White Sulphur Springs, in Green
n brier.
Terms Of board will be as follows: $50 for the
Zwholc season. ending Is. Of OCTOBER $75 for three
smonths; $50 for two month";, $35 for month;
$40 per week, SlS for two weeks, 81 10 per day;
/ childrcn under twelve years old. half price, No
Charge for children under three years old. When
separate tables provided for children before the
usual hour, those Who retain their seats at the
binary table VIII De charged full price. Horses
Hhfly cents Gay, $40 month
DANIEL WARD,
d June 5-TuTh&Satifd&tw2m Superintendent.
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Local Matters.

PuDuc scnooLs-Thc female department Of
District School No. >, conducted by Mrs Randolph
was examined on Monday afternoon. This cxami
nation Was rigid aud thorough, occupying foul
md a half hours. II was conducted in part by Mrs
Randolph, under the supervision Of the trustees
but the invaluable aid Of Mr.. G.. j. Abbott wa.
thankfully acknowledged by all.
/ The trustees present were Mcssrs. G. J. Abbott
! r. Farnham, James p. Halliday, Thomas Donoho
d. F. Bacon, V. Harbaugh, James Adams, p. NJ
Pearson, Samuel Byington, and Dr. j. +. Morgan
walter Lcnox, csq, Mayor Of the city, Mr. J
u. Towers Of the Board Of Aldermen, the Rev Mr.
AGns, and other influential friends Of the cause o.
Education were ALEC present, together with many
aof the most respectable (and beautifully ladies Of
bur city. The number Of visitors was greater thar
had been witnessed on any former OCCASION and q
sivcly interest was manifested in the welfare Of III,
school, such has never before been known
amongst ne.
4 On entering thc cdihcc. our Gnt impression.
were agreeable. II bus been built with special &c.
florence 10 It's uscs, and is well adapted to thos,
guscs II Is neatly and conveniently furnished, and
ys in all respects such school.houso as children
3might be thought likely to visit with pleasure
srhe maps upon the walls, the seats, the light thu
ventilation, arc all well contriyed tho want OF
{lhcsc advantages, in the excellent school Of Mrs
s,Houshaw, was exceedingly depressing, and tendco
e. mar the happy effects her exhibition was In all
bother respects 20 well calculated to produce. This
1--WE earnestly hope will soon be changed. We arc
I but at tho beginning Of this enterprise. Its pro
sgrcss hereafter will be rapid
1 The school numbers upon its roll seventy pupils
band the average attendance has been fifty six equal
H. four ifths Of the whole. There four classes
gThe fourth class. having emerged from the prima.
ary schools, is composed Of girs who read fairly
and arc prepared to enter upon other studies. They
swere examined in spelling, reading, mental ariih
imeto, and geography. The third, second, ant
Sfrst classes 1--WE prefer an ascending scalel wer,
ycxamincd in these branches, and in grammar
3Engsh composition, (ncluding the details Of pune
stuation, &c.,) physiology, history, &c. We have
xncver known a school, composed Of children ofcor-
Ercsponding ages, TO sustain itself better The rou.
tne Of studies, prescribed by the trustees, has
sbocn carefully observed and che children have as,
tcujoyod the benefits Of a thorough mind disciplin
ling method Of instruction. They are we'll ground
gcd in the elements OF every branch, and, 10 what
Fever high schools they may be advanced, they viii
fbcar with them the evidences, which none but th,
Experienced teacher fully appreciate, that tn,
sfoundation has been well laid upon which to rear
Ssupcrstructure of great utility and beauty. AnC
Y Mrs Randolph lie not only good teacher, but I
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40 carry oul hs wishes in This particular, bat We
tthiull he can easily obtain volunteer force who
'"ii proceed 70 he Colorado aud protect the emf
tsratiOn entering tie country by that route. All
'tlcy would desire would be Tic authority Of the
.tiovernncnt to dofendaud maintain their position
tad this We think General Smith will invest proper
saartic5 with, who viii be rosponsblc 20 the militia
nv poWers here Tor any abuse of the authority with
(which they may be clothed.
N This same kind ofaction will be necessary IN re
nciglhorhood OF the rapidly populatinT poat at
.iiunlboldt The indians have already been pro-
sokcd 20 hostility by white mon in that region, and
sSt 50 only union Of The whites backed ~ United
Estates authority, which will save them from such
Iisaster AZ has visited the party 20 the Colorado
Il IL has been very property said by one 81 our con-
Sour territory is local and general union Of the
savage tribes against the whitcs-this is true, and
IMPROVES to our satisfaction tuat their hostility has
tlbccn provoked by previous outrage the part Of
slthc whites. When they provoke the red man To
Avengeancc, thCy call Tor his determination, and
Aulane The Government ii ID "a not contaminated,
and frequently lEey ccnsurc if their wishes are com
apled with.
u Nlilc carrying out the wishes Of the people in
sdcending them from hostile Indians, 1t would be
lwcA FOR tic olicct5 commanding the expeditions 20
Slerre out the parties provoking this hostility, and
.hold them subject % the law. II there is no enact
ziDent under which they can DO punished, then arc
give without frontier protection; for long evil
ilnost trivial offence, long will the Indian, in re-
9vongc, visit vengeance upon thc whites when he
s3an do SO without risk and in the mountain explo
Esratons oi the miners he viii find many opportuni
ttcs 10 punish the innocent for the wanton cruetio
Hot the guilty.
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[roR THE REPuBLIc.l

RETREAT FoR THE SuMMER.-Tho remem-
,brance Of the many pleasant days passed during
the past summer at a most delightful resort, in
duccs TO direct the attention of those in pursuit
of health, and who may wish to escape for season
from the extraordinary heat under which we has {
been suffering for the pact two weeks, TO the Frede-
rick White sulphur Springs; the many advantages
(which they possess-being within oneday's ride by
railroadthe pureness Of the air, and the superior
medicinal qualities Of the water, commencing them
highly TO the patronage Of the public. The propri.
c,or, Branch Jordan, esq, is whole sonlcd gentle
man, who is unccasing in his cndeavors TO crafty
the tastes and pleasures Of all who visit these
springs and he has within the last few years large
y increased the accommodations for the comfort of
his guests II is needless 10 speak here Of the table
at Jordans Springs, for its reputation, especially
In mountain mutton, (Which Is the finest possible
eating for the summer,) is spread throughout
this section Of country; and days sOjourn will
sstisfy the most astidious of the abundance of the
good things Of life" 10 be found in the Old Domin-
bon. These hints are thrown out for the inlorms-
ion Of those who, from the citys heat, and the tur-
.Ino Of politics and "niggcrdom," can snatch a
week or two for recreation and recuperation, by
lone who, though ardently DESTROYS, "can't get
'aUny.p @.
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MELANCHOLY OccvaRENoE.-On Tuesday. July
3D. several of citizens left their homes for tue
purpose of taking little recreation. and to have
ome sport in hauling the seine; among their num-
Brkby. On their arrival at Limestone creek, about
hreo miles from town, where they intended TO iah
Young Birkby proposed TO go in and show his COM
lauions the depth of the water. This he did, and
fier swimming about for some time he rceurnlAl
afely to the shore. He went uut the reronu tnc.
,ud when about the middle of the creek his com
,anions saw him go down as if in sport, but he
ever rose again. Every effort was made to save
lin, but without effect, and il was not until about
nine o'clock at night that his body was recovered
This sad event has cast gloom over happy
iamily that will not soon be removed.
(L0uaotu (Va) Chronicle.
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TELEGPAHIC.

Tremendous Fire in PhiLadelphia-1ico HIM
dred Houses DestrOyed--Sererat Lires Lost.
BALTIMORE, June 90 p. m
tremendous fire ia now raging in Philadelphia
houses destroyed. Severe explosions Of gunpowde
and saltpetre, by which several lives were lost
Wind very high, and no telling when and where il
will be stopped. Fire broke out between 4 and
o'clock. Telegraph wires interrupted,
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[coRnEsPoNDENcE OF THE REPUBLIC

baltimore, July 9-5 p. IN.
The flour and grain markets dull the excite
mcn caused by the Illness of the President havin,
stopped operations. Prices remain as yesterday.
At auction to day l57 hhds. Porto Rico sugar solt
lat So 10 SO 40; 90 hhds. Porto Rico moassea
PA "a; Al hhds. Cuba sugar, SIS l5a So 25; 3
|hhds. Porto Rico molassss, 2i 3S hhds. Cuba mo
asses, ~.
Nothing doing in stocks.
Weather warm, but not unpleasant
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HusoAnIAN ExILEs.--Gov. Ujhazi and his compa
riots have made location in Decatur county Iowa
upon the head waters Of Grand river, tributary
pf the Missouri They have found beautiful
spot. uniting the advantages of abundant water
md timber with prairie adjoining, and some inn
provements, such as cabins and garden spots.
The liberalty Of the citizens of st. Louis pro-
for their humble style of life They are to become
he nucleus of large colony of the martys of free
Iom from their native Hungary.--N Y. Eu. Pest.
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GADSBY'S HOTEL,
Corner of Pennsylvania avenue and I'D IT.
Near Railroad Depot, JYsshsngtom.
Oct. Inf


1 ly recommended for the cure OF dyspepsia, in
digestion, fatuency, general debility, liver COM
plants, and all the train Of symptoms commonly
CALLED nervous affections. II "a one Of tbe most de-
"A healthy action throughout the system, restores
thc appetite, oqoalizes the circulation, gives tone
and energy TO the system, and creates power Of
rcs,stance to diseases rarely obtained II IL pure
fy vegetable composition, and recommends itself 10
he attention Of those suffering from the above de
orders. For sale by r. s. PATTERSON, and Il. ID.
IL w. II. GILMAN, Washington, ID. C.. Orders
jreived by the general agents for the proprietor,
WILLIAM r. HICKS h CO.,
lac and Isl Front street, New York.
April l6-ly
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL,"
ron THK cuRR OF
Colds, Coughs, asthma, Influenza, Group
rz..xl 4

Colds, Coughs, asthma, InfSenza, Group,
Whooping Cough, and Consumption
|VNHE uniform success which has attended the use
Il Of this preparation--i,s sslutsry offcct-i,s
power to relieve and cure affections OF the lungs,
have COINED for IL celebrity equalled by no othe'
medicine. We offer il to the afflicted with entire
confidence in it's virtues and the full belief tbat
Twill subdue and the sevcrest attacks Of die
ase upon the throat and lungs. These results, ne
|they become publicly known, very naturally at
|tract the attention of medical men and philanthro
lpists every where What lie their opinion Of Csxnnr
|PHoroRAL may be seen in the following:
VALENTINE MoTr, NJ. d., Professor of Surgery
|hIedical College, New York, ssys;
at gives inc pleasure TO certify the value and
efficacy of Ayers CHERRY PICTORIAL, which con
lsider peculiarly adapted TO cure diseases OF the
Throat and lungs"
From EpwAsp IIrTcHcocx, NJ d., Ill. d., Pren-
dent Of amherst College.
j. c. AyEe-Sr: have used your CBKnny Pxc-
|roRAL in my own case Of dcep-scstcd bronchitis,
md am satisfied, from its chemical constitution,
Faryngisl and bronchial difficulties If my opinion
,s to IT, superior character be of any service.
you are at liberty to use il as you think proper:
EDWARD HITCHCOCK.
AMHERST, Sept. IL, lsas.
Frpm BKSJAsis SrlLfsAS, NJ d., LII. d., ETC..
Professor of Chem,sfry, Minsraiogy, &c, YAH
College, member Of the literary, historical, pA,io
scpAscoi and scientific soetst,ss " Amsrsra ava
Europe.
deem the CHEnpy PrcToaAL sn admirable CON-
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Fla Medica, and very effective remedy for the
|class Of diseases IL is intended 70 cure.
New Haven, CT, Nov. l, lS%9.
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slight cold upon the lungs, neglected at first.
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believed Ead now has cured me.
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| Prepared By J, G. AVER, Lowell, Mass.
Sold in Washington, d. G., by II. d. h w. n.
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drugaisv generally. Feb. la-dlytris~Av
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CARD.
DEpEORQ MINERAL SRRINGS-ESPY I

|DEDFORp MINERAL sPRINGs-EsPY l..
ID ANDERSON, proprietor, respectfully informs
The public that this celebrated and fashinable wa
,erng- place is open and fully prepared for
the reception and accommodation Of visiters.
Experienced servants and fine band Of music
have been engaged, and every provision made to
secure the comfort of visiters
BEpFonp, June 3, 1880 June 6-3taw2m
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AND ITs DESTINY

Il ofjourneys made in lS47 and lS4s to exaInin,
INTO the state of that country. BY Charles MacFar
ane. esq, author Of 'Consieniinople in 1928" =.
kols. limo.
The West Indiss and North America in lste
by Robert Baird, A. VI. vol. l2mo.
Todd and Bowman's Physiological Anatomy = nd
of Man Parts l, q, and 3.
just published, and for sale by
July Q FRhNCK TAYLOR
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DIED,

AT Baltimore, on the ath instant after painful
illnoss Of three weeks, THOMAS TYsER, aged 2
years, formerly Of Washington city, but residen
1f Baltimore for The last six Year..
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ANOTHER CONSIGNMENT

4 AIDES and gentlemen will proteoi their inter
Il csts and save money by calling at Mrs. BA ~
1NERMAN's, Pennsylvania avenue, between gu
and 10Th streets, where they will find large assert
Il meut. OF yi2h Dress Goods, Laces, lace Capes
1Iosiory, Gloves, Cents Dress Shirts Silk and Me
lrino, Linen Cambria Handk erchefs, and a grea
variety of desirable goods, which arc TO be sold
css thar New York, Philadelphis. OF Baltinor,
price, The fact IT, the goods must be sold; and
Ithey have been bought at but little half tn,
cost Of manufacturing, they will be sold Mt retail
as above, at lees than half the usual prices. Cal
2carly,
Another lot Of those splendid Shirts have just ar
has bought them. Additions will be made 10 day
Pennsylvania av. between 9th X l0th south side
July g-dU
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ADELpHI THEATRE.

ADELPHI THEATRE.
tsANTMfER Co....,,,..,,,,,,,,, Managers
FIRST NIGHT or THE SEASON.
The Managers repeatedly announce that 10,
9rHlS "wednesday EVENING, July iu, ls50,
swith talented Company.
A large FAN has been erected, keeping tho
house perfectly cool and pleasant ICE-WATER
sin abundance.
First night of She celebrated Comedian and uni
eyessai fay0rte, (wbo is engaged for six nights
lonly,) JOHN DUNN, that Rascal Jack
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, July 20,
SThe performance will comraease with the beautiful
Drama of
BLACK EYED SUSAN, or dH IN the Do,rn',
3Nillism ...,.s................ Mr. John Dunn.
Susan ................M Mrs. Conway Carman.
ODDLY Mayfower, ,,,,,..........,... Miss Marion
! song-"oId sexton" .....,........ Mr.. Evelyn.
To conclude with the laughable Farce Of
] RASCAL JACK.
4 Rascal Jack. ..,................M Mr.. John Dunn.
Amclio, Christ appearance ........, Misc Csrman.
Lucy miss Marion'
Doors open at halfPast 7 to commence quarter
Safter O'Clock
I Prors Of admission. Private Boxes IS cts; Par.
,tf''Nt' 'ttN iNho NiiNiN ~ W. fohtiy -
Seats can be secured at the Box Office daily from
9l0 to 4, p. m, July 10
NEW BOOK ON TURKEY.
NEURKEY AND ITS DESTINY-tho result OF
n a journeys made in lSi7-s, to examine into the
Estate OF that Country, by Charles MacFarane, au-
2thor Of "Constantinople in 1878"
4 Tue West Indies and North America in lSt9 by
sRobert Baird, A. NJ.
4 Todd and Bowman's Physiological Anatomy anc
3Physology Of Man, parts |, 2, and g.
This day received, for sale by
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
July Booksellers, near 9th Of
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ALMosT DRowSED.-At Alexandria, on Mon.
day, A seaman fell overheard from a schooner
lying opposite Hunters ship yard, but rescuec
from drowning by the hands on board of long
boat, who happened to be passing. The man hac
sunk twice. We suppose he was not born to b.
by cold water.
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MIMI IN q CU''''' '''''''',',1,' Manal
FIRST NIGHT or THE SEASON.
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Indian Affairs.

There is I'm unusual amount Of details i'm the pa
pcrs relative to serious collisions between the white,
and the Indians. The following judicous remark,
on The subject generally arc from the San Francis
CO Journal Of June let:
II Is a matter Of deep interest with the citizen.
Of California that the frontier, both in the mining
region and on tho line with Mexico, should be pro
tcctcd from the incufsions Of hostile tribes lhcsi
tribcs, we know, have been provoked TO hostility
by foolish or malicious partics OF cmig rants, ano
the Indians, knowing no distinction betwoena peo
pie, chasing all whites os members Of the SAINT
tribe, visit vengeance upon the innocent ior th'
evil acts Of the guilty; 70 protect the innocent
therefore, some movement should az once be mad,
by the commander in Chief Of the American forces
in this territory.
We know that he has not troops at his command
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z HEALTH or WAsHINGros.-The following reso.
Sluiion was yesterday adopted by the House Of Re
representatives.
! Resoiptd, That the Committee for the District OF
columbia be instructed to inquire whether the
present condition of the canal in this city docs not
sendanger the health Of the city; and if So to as
certain and recommend the best means Of pre-
venting the cyh.