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FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
VIRGINIA,

More generally knO,cn as Warrent0n Springs,)
w ILL be open for the reception OF visiters
w the LIST Of June. Extensive improveIne
in progress that will give new aspect to the
whole establishment. No expense will bc spared
IN adding It's establishment, TO the comfort
arr pleasure OF the guests. Knowing by ocular
evidence, in numerous instances, the positive in
trinsic value Ut tho water, and It's almost mirscu-
ious effect liz particular cases. Il has been regarded
as good policy u enlarge the accommodations, and
~ complete the original design, az to graufy the
taste and fancy vi guests we'll as TO promote their
health and pleasure. Situated in rcma rkably
healthy region, in full view OF the bold Blue Ridge,
and in the vicinity Of the beautiful village OF War
renton. visitors may, horseback or in carriages,
the improving roads, enjoy the most plctur-
esque scenery, may seek exercise IN the ten pin
alleys, the pistol gallery the game OF billiards. or
the healtlfui dance. The lovers OF music and
flowers will hnd pee uur care has been taken to
win their approval, while the fallow deer and the
iawn, the gold aud silver fish, the elk and the swan,
may relieve tedious hour to those who inter
ested in the fer9 nature. In word, every step
has been taken which expanded berahty could
suggest, Ia add To the comfort and accommodation
Of vIsiters. The hurdle race and tournament the
fancy ball. masquerade and brilliant IRE works,
will lend their respective attractions Nor are these
preparations designed for the gay monde only. To
the holy ministers OF religion, of every dcnomina-
ton, a cordial, not grudging invitation IL gwen
To spend the summer, without charge. The usual
services OF the church respected throughout the
These springs 80 IS miles. according 10 the
route Ia ken from fredericksburg, and 40 or 80
from Alexandria. Tri-weekly stages will run from
both these points till July, when daily iines will be
established
These springs are known on the post office books
as 'Warrenton Springs" aud all letters should
be directed or they may be left at Warrenton,
cent To the White sulphur Springs, IN Green
| brer
Terms of board will be follows: $50 for the
whole season. ending let Of October; S75 for three
months; 500 for two months, y 80 for one month;
j. 10 per week; SIS for two weeks. 5 rs per day.
| meals or lodging fifty cents each Servants and
children 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 or
binary table will be charged full price. Horses
fifty cents day, or ) 10 month
! DANIEL WARD,
June l5-TuThS Satiid&tw2m Superintendent.
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The CHOLERA IN CIscINNATI. The Times IF
the Goth instant says:
1--WE are pleased to be able to say, on good
hority, that for the last forty eight hours there
have been few if any new of cholera in
our city. Last year, it will be remembered, the
mortality as always greater in the early part of
was supposed. on the dissipation on Sunday"
The Commercial of the 9th ultmo says:
''The Board of Health met yesterday, but in
consequence Of tho absence of of their body,
and the abatement to a considerable extent of the
panic existing for few days previously, adjourned
until to-day without making any report"
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL

Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Influenza, Group,
Whooping Cough, and Consumption.
U'HE uniform success which has attended the usc
il Of this prcpsration--its salutary ehect-iis
power To rolievc and affections OF the lungs
have gained for il celebrity equalicd by no Other
medicine. We offer il 10 the afflicted with cnurr
confidence in it's virtues, and the foil belief that
will subduc and remove the severest attao ks o dis
case upon the throat and lungs. These results, az
they become publicly known, very naturally AZ
tract the attention Of medical men and philanthro
pists every wbcfe What s their opinion Of ChEaRi
PscToRAI may be seen in the following:
vALrNrfSr Morr, NJ. d., Professor Of Surgery
Medical College, New York, says
"It gives me pleasure to certify tho value AMI
efficacy of Ayers CsERRY PrcroaAL, which con
throat aud lungs"
From EDWARD HITcHoocK, NJ. d., III. d., Pres,-
dent Of A,nhersi College.
&c. ArEa-Sr: ! have used your Csxasy Pst-
roeAL I'm my of dccp-scatcd bronchtis.
and am satisfied, from its chemical constitution,
that il is admirable compound for the relief ~
aryngial and bronchial difficulties. fuzzy opinion
To ts superior character can be vi any service,
you are at liberty To use it as you think proper.
EDWARD HITCHCOCK.
AnHrRsr, Sept. -, ls4s.
From BssJAsiS SILLiMks, NJ. D., III. D., etc,
Professor of Chemistry. N,nsraiogy, SC, Yai.
College, member of the literary, historical, pa,io
soph,eai and scientific socistiss ~ h"eicd an"
Europe
deem the CHERRy PEcToRAL an admirable con-
position from of the beet articles IN the Mate
ria Medica, and very effective remedy for the
class of diseases il is intended 20 cure.
New Haven, CT, Nov |, l5a9
READ THE EVIDENCE.
Hartford, Jan 20, lss1.
DR. j c. AVER Dear SIR: Having been rescued
from painful and dangerous disease by your meo
icne, gratitude prompts inc to send you this a,
Acknowledgements, not only in justice TO you, but fcr
the Information of others in like afliction.
A al 10Th ~ ted n -
became 40 severe that splitting OF blood. viocit
cough and profusc night sweats followed and last
cned upon me. ] became emaciated, could MT
sleep, distressed by my cough, and pam
through my chest, and in short had all the nsrn'-
ing symptoms of quick consumption No mc'ii-
cine seemed at oil To reach my case, until Prov
dentaly tried your CHgaRY PICTORIAL, which soon
relieved and now has cured me-
Yours with respect, r. "A. sIkW Ahl
Prepared by J. G. AVER, Lowell, Mass.
Sold i'm Washington, ID. c., by Il. ID. w. ~.
Gilman; Geor sctown, DR.. Linthicum; Alexandra
Cook h Peel; Richmond, Purcell, Lsdd Co, AZ
druggists generally. Feb i2-dlyrls~aV
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react; the latter 10 very enervating 10 all systems
The only exception to this 10, where the Russian or
Thomsonian both is administered by a skilful per-
son, and this exception is probably not admitted
by many Of the medical faculty.
Ice. water, in small quantities. is an excellent
tonici but some persons flood the stomach with It
till the internal chanistry and mechanism can no
longer generate heat ~ overcome It's effects The
stomach and abdu,nen then become cold. At which
stage you had better look out Red pepper ia thea
more to he relied on yhan alcohol. OF the former.
do not be afraid. Redpepper drank with ice
water is a refreshing accompaniment and pre-
ventive of mischief Mr.. Patterson has u strong
tncture of it, which renders his soda water all the
better.
But lest our diploma be called for will refer
you to your physicians for more particular advice,
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IN OBEDIENCE TO THE FOURTH SEC.

II III THE FOURTH SEC-
i ton of the act of the Congress of the United
States approved 10Th of March, 1850, entitled Gan
act to carry into effect the convention between the
United States and the Emperor Of Brazil, of the
twenty seventh day of January, one thousand eight
hundred and forty nine" notice is hereby given
that on the 29th day Of June last the undersigned
was appointed by the President of the United States
by and with the advice and consent of the Senate,
Commissioner to receive, examine, and decide upon
all such claims AS may be presented to him and
provided for by the convention between the United
States and the Emperor of Brazil, concluded Rio
dc Janeiro the twenty seventh day of January, in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and forty nine
All claimants under the aforesaid act of Congress
arc required 10 produce their claims and cvidence
before the undersigned, AT the city Of Washington.
As the act of Congress aforesaid requires the un
dersigned TO complete and terminate the duties of
his commission within year from the time of its
organization, it is desired that the claimants under
the convention should present their claims and eyi
dence at an early period.
GEO. =. FISHER
mi y IL. 4
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INnN CUBA ExPEDITION.-The iight of

TINHE CUBA EXPEDITION.-Tbe flight of
Il the invaders should not equal the hurry Of
pcrsons in want of Dry Goods to get to Yerbys, as
he is ceiling of his stock Of Summer Goods at such
prices heard Of before in this city
From this day forward am determined to run of
my stock of summer goods at very reduced prices,
TO make room for the TALL trade deem il useless
to enumerate, rs persons will find a good assort-
ment OF Ladies' Dress Goods, Gentlemcn's, Boys,
and Youths Wear, with good stock Of House Fur
nishing Goods, that cannot be surpassed in quality
and price in the United States together with Can
ton Mattings, Oil-cloths, &c. An early call Is so
cited. G. WM. VERIFY,
June 22-3taw3w opposite Centre Market.
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rANTON MATrINGS. just received ~
~ the wareroom of CLAGETT & DODSON a
fresh supply of the above desirable article all in
prime order, which will be cold low if soon applied
for.
Also, case summer or hlendale Quilts.
case ready made sheets. new article la this
market, which will be sold at just the worth of the
cotton; the cost Of making Il thrown in without
charge.
And pieces superior and beautiful Carpet
ings in entirely new designs, which will be cold
considerably less than the same goods can be had a
few weeks hence.
Those intending TO furnish in the fall who de-
sire 10 save considerably ON their outlay, will &c
well 10 call on US at this time. great bargains
can b. had with Us in view of prospects for the
fall trade. CLAGETT X DODSON,
Corner OF Penn. avenue and 9th st., up stairs.
June 22-3tif2weod
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THE SPRINGS.

NV l. arc just opening nice lot OF goods, ordered
w expressly for families leaving the city for the
springs, sea shore, or the country; such Hal,
Brushes, Dressing Combs, Tooth Brushes, Nail
Brushes, Soaps, Cologne in half gallon, quart, and
pint bottles, very superior Bay Rum. Toilette
Glasses, Dentrifice, Fans, &c. &c.
PARKER'S
Fancy and Perfumery Store, Penn. Avenue.
o. Two dozen Bonnet boxes, cheap.
july 2-3t
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FIRE INSURANCE.
Protection Insurance Company OF Hartford,
Gonu~cttcut.

Capital 1913, 900, paid ia and securely inresied.
ID W. LATHAM, Agent for thi. long established
IL. aud substantial Company IA prepared to issue
policies the most favorable terms against los-es
by FIRE, upon every description of property stu
atcd within the District or its vicinity
Office At his Banking House ON Seventh street.
II. NJ HANSON is connected with the Agency Of
this Company, and is authorized To receive spplics
tiOns for insurance. June 22-3tav2uif
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CaAaLEsTos CoTroN MASUFA cTURiNo CoMpA-
Ny.--We are highly gratifci to lea rn that the
Charleston Cotton Manular turing Company at
their meeting yesterday resolved to increase their
capital from its present amount Of 100000 to
$500 000 the extent allowed by their charter. The
additional capital ID to he employed in the imme
diate erection and furnishing of large cotton fac
tory Of fifteen thousand spndlss, contiguous the
prescnt factory in HanpsH ad. General James, the
celebrated lnachinis has AIKEN half Of the ad-
ditonal capital, and the remainder has been taken
by our citzens-C Charleston Mercury.
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CARD.

CARD.
DEDFORD MINERAL SPRINGs-ESPY l..
ID ANDERSON, proprietor respectfully informs
the public that THE celebrated and fashinabe wa
tering- place is open and fully prepared tor
the reception and accommodation Of visiters.
Experienced servants and tine band oil music
have been engaged, and every provision made to
secure the comfort of visitors
BEDFORD. Juno 8. 1850 Juno 6--3taw2m
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RHETORICAL EXHIBITION.

rUNHERE will be an exhibition Of the Students Of
Il the Preparatory Department Of Columbian
College, under the instruction of Mr.. n. Richards,
at the + street Baptist Church. in this city, on
Tuesday evening, July 2d, commencing at 5
O'Clock precisely.
Abundance IL, cents, foe the benefit of the
Washington Monument
Music by the Marine Band.
Tickets obtained az the door July
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July |

OUR office will be closed, customary, on the
" 9TH inst. Persons having notes then falling
due respectfully requested 10 attend to them
the day previous. CORCORAN & RIGGS
July 1
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sEA-BATHING.
TkIL D..a.sf fsA... Tnwl I1AurI

TINlIIS ma gniiccnt establishment is now open for
Il the reception of visiters. Surrounded entirely
by salt water il affords every facility for Sea Bath
ing. There very Cspacious and well arranged
Bath Houses with Hot Baths, and Shower Baths,
and fine Surf and splendid Beach for those who
prefer the open
The Hotel, situated directly the Bay, and in
view Of the Atlantic, presents a beautiful prospect
while Fortress Monroe, the largest military work
in the Union offers 10 tn. visiter splendid prone
nades, daily military parsdos, and ine music. No
place can bc more healthy, possess a finer eli
mate than this does through the entire summer
and fall months; proverbaly healthy, having had
no cholera here last sumner; nor have we ever ep-
dcmic diseases of any kind, fever and ague, or
bilious fever.
With drinking water unsurpassed IN excellence,
we offer the attractions of fine Band of Musc, and
the most beautiful Ball Room in the Union
JAMES :. FRENCH
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CONTENTS.
|. Charics Aston Bristcd TO Horace Mann
Ne,o York Albion.
.. The Game of Proverbs. From The French.
3 Lettcc Arnold, Chap. TX, X.-Ladies' Com
pdrion.
l. Street Showmen and Performers Morning
Chronicle
5. Maurice 'rcrnay Chap. H., III Dublin Un.-
prsHy Magdsue.
6. Festival of the Cradle Ladies Companion.
7. Cuvier and the Swallows Chambers Journal.
5. German Colony i'll Brazil Ne1 Monthly
Magazine.
9. War of Hungarian independence EIom
10. The Mass of Pope Marcellus.- Genie DIES Aris.
With Poetry.
tS5-A volume has just commenced.
.WAsHlHGToN, 9th December, 1915.
'.Of all the Periodical Journals devoted 10 Lite
nature and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country. this has appeared 10 me To be the most
useful. IL contains, indeed. the exposition only Of
the current literature %! the English language, but
this, 10y its immense extent aud comprehension,
includes IA portraiture If the human mind in the
utmost expansion of the present age.
-. q. ADAMS"
Published weekly at six dollars year, by
r.. LIrTELL, * Co. Boston,
And sold by JOSEPH SuiLLISGTsS, corner a at.
and Penn avenue. July l-dtrw&wlw
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PaImARY School No. |, Of the First District, con
Quoted by Mr.. Lindsey, will be examined this af
ternoon commencing at two o'clock.
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UNIrrp srArrs PArrNT OrrIcE, june y, 1850

UNITED STATES Patent OrrIcE, June -, 1850
nNthe petition of w. Schley, administrator OF
~ John Silly, deceased, Of Augusta, Georgia
praying for the extension of a patent granted {,
said John Silly, for an improvement in picking
aud breaking wool, for seven years from the e1pi
ration of said patent, which takes place the 9th
day Of October, 1850:
Ii IL ordered that the said petition be heard at tho
Patent Office on the first Monday September next
at II O'Clock, M. and all persons notified to APP
pear aud show cause, if any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted.
Ordered, also. that this notice be published in the
Republic, intelligence, and Union, Washington
city ID. c.; North American and Gazette, Philadel
phia; Tribune, New York; Journal, Providence.
Rhode leland; Chronicle and sentinel, Augusta,
Georgia; week for three successive weeks pre-
vious To the fret Monday in September next
DEWITT e. LAWRENCE,
Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
y. S.-Editors of the above papers will please
copy, and send their bills TO the Patent Office, with
paper containing this notice. June 26-law3w
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NAVY yAuD oMNIBUs.-W

~ established line of Omnibuscs between the
Navy Yard and the corner Of Pennsylvania avenue
and 9th street. HE Omnibuses Henry Clay" aud
Eagle" will leave these points every bali hour
during the day June ELISA Turf
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* DoDsoN would most r,

rLAGErr * DoDsON would most respect.
~ fully inform those Of their customers whose
counts remain their books not closed. that their
respective bills will be issued or about the first
of the month, when settlement for the same
either with the money or by notes at short dates,
will nc most thankfully received.
July l--3uf CBAGFTT x DODSON
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IHt NIOIIud III " PE'uiD,I Il. ~
DEWITT &. LAWRENCE,
A CARD.

rINHE SUBSCRIBERS take this method OF inform
Il ing their customers that their respective hall
yearly accounts will be made up the 25th instant
and delivered before the LIST OF July when II 10 CON
6dcntly expected Of all to come forward settle up,
nd start alrcsh y. II. HOOE & co.
June 25-2wif Union
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CHANGE OF DAYS.
ROCK CREEK GROVE,

TNHE Grove near Rock Creek Church will be
l. opened for vsiters "Wednesday afternoon
July 3. at 4 oclock On Thursday at g. in the morn
ing, and on Friday. at O'Clock. p. IN. To con-
tnue each day until sunset.
Refreshments in abundance and on Thursday a
cold collation. for those who wish to dine in the
Grove
Parties visiting the fair may economize by
king arrangements with the omnibus proprietors-
June %
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MRS. BANNERM>N, PcnnsyIv"ni~ ave-
WI nue., between 9th and 10Th streets, has re.
ceived very large and fine assortment of choice
DRY GOODS, BONNErS. RIBBONS, LACES,
LACE CAPEs, GLOVES, HOSIERY, &c, and as
the stock must be closed out in few weeks, | am
authorized 20 sell them at about half the usual
prices, especially Bonnet. Senators, Congress
men and all, viii find IL much 10 their interest 10
cali as above. The stock Of fine, superhne. and
common Dress shirts, will vie with any assortment
that can bo shown any where, and much better
than be found elsewhere ia the District; also,
Silk Under Shirts. My numerous friends aud the
public will please call carly as am determined to
sell great bargains MRS. ZIMMERMAN
Itlv O--lff
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FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION
To Piney Point, Old Point, Norfolk. and
Cape Henry.

THE STEAMER OSCEOLA will
f leave Washington upon plea
a675&S sure trip To the above places, ON
q w ednesday, the 81 July, at
o'clock, and Alexandria at halfpast three o'clock,
q. m. arriving at Piney Point about 10 O'Clock. and
Norfolk carly next morning, when she will leave
again Immediately FOR Old Point and the Capes, af-
fOrding the company excellent opportunity for
bathing to enjoy the breeze, witness the exten
sivo rtihcations, sc.
The boat will return, after the brilliant display OF
Fire Works from Fortress Monroe, TO Norfolk.
where the next day be passed very pleasantly
in visiting the Navy Yard. Dry Dock, Big Ship
Pennsy lvania, aud other objects Of interest.
Returning, the Osceola will leave for Washing
ton Friday, the 5th, at O'Clock, p. IN.
Good music will be in attendance.
Passage and Fare to Piney Point and return,
SO 90; TO Norfolk and return, 90; Gentleman
and Lady, $40 90.
June 27-6td JAMES MITCHELL, Capt
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July 2

fCJ- L. U. q. F.-The Members OF Excelsior
Lodge, No. II, requested to meet at the Hall
this Tuesday, afternoon, ut o'clock, to attend
the funeral Of our deceased Brother p. G. JoHN d
LEE.
Members of sister Lodges, in good standing are
requested to unite with this occasion.
GEO. +. JiLLARD,
July Secretary
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GADsBY's HOTEL
CANTON MATrINes. Jus, received .

Corner OF Pennsyivsuis avenue and ID %.
Nea, Railroad Depot. Washsngfon.
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many weeks Thus, ON 9Th July, thirty three
days from planting. the relations stood thus;
Water..'. ''''.'.'......'s o.oio
Dry matter .......'.'''. 's.sos
Ash ...........-.-.. ............l. 1888
Ash calculated dry. ..............l a.lOt
Cash very saiinc.)
Before Rrosn, suocuient food Of this character 10
fit 70 give 70 cows oxen. mules, or hor.es II should
be partly dried Plants that contain from 10 10 rs
per cent. OF water need no curing before eaten.
Tho young stalk out July Ia. gave over % per cent.
Of water. Such food used for soiling without dry
ing would be likely 10 scour animal, aud give
1t the cholic.
The root at this time DULY l2) gave of
wafer .,,'''''''.'.'.'s .'''''''' .oi'Ozo
Dry matter. ...........F ......... 1878
Ash''. 1890. ...,.'.'.........'. 2.2ZZ
Ash calculated dry. ................ll.7ll
Cash tastes OF caustic potash.)
Ash of the whole plant above ground GIT grains.
Amount of ash in all below ground 8 93 grains
So late as July 20, the proportion of water in the
stalk was ninety four per cent. and the ash calcu-
lated dry II 90 per cent The plant gained 2l369S
grains IN weight in week preceding the 9th Sep
TENDER. This equal TO gain of 1912 grains
per hour.
The rapid growth of corn plants, when the heat,
light, and moisture, we'll the soil, favor
able, il truly wonderful. deep, rich, mellow
soil, in which the roots freely extend TO great
distance in depth and laterally, is what the corn
grower should provide for this crop. The pervious-
of river bottoms contributes largely 10 their
productveness of this cereal. A compact clay
which excludes alike air, water, and rootsforbid-
ding all chemical changes is not the soil for corn
When farmers sell corn soon after il Is ripe,
there is considerable gain in not keeping 1t long to
dry and shrink in weight. Corn grown by Mr..
Salisbury, which ripe by the 18th October,
then contained thirty seven per cent. Of water,
which is twenty five per cent. more than old corn
from the crib will yield. The mean OF many ex-
periments tried by the writer has been loss OF
twenty per cent. in moisture between new and old
corn. The butts of cornstaks contain the most wa
ter and husks or shucks the least, when fully ma
tured and not dried. The latter have about thirty
per cent. Of dry matter when chemically desccated
COMPOSITION THE ASH OF THE LEAVES AT DIFFER
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A CARD.

V,HE subscribers beg leave to notify their nu-
Il merous patrons that their respective accounts
will be 10 them the 2sth of this month and
respectfully requcst n settlement from all ON the
lat of July either by cash notes at short dates
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY & co.
Junp 96-d9wif
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BOARDING Willis will be able, after
ID the 25th inst, to accommodate few single
gentlemen with full or part board.
Mrs w also has a few pleasant and conmodious
rooms to rent.
For terms inquire at Mrs. Willis's
June 27-T&flm* Corner and 10 streets.
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MAY 20, 1850
TERMS.

board per day ,......: 5000. '......SZ w
BY the week, at the rate Of (per day).. 90
BY the month, at the rate Of (per day. %
Children under IL years Of age, and servants,
half price. May l6-TTh&S2m