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The total number Of Parliamentary electors at
present the register 10 As soiscAs kn.yisnd,
s39, 1871; Wales, s0lg; Scotland, ~ 300, aud Ire
land ~ 900. Total, .Oso,i-7.
At the close Of lecture delivered by Lard
Broughnm ON "Wednesday al the Society for Pro.
noting the Amendment III the Law, his loriship
ann sunccd that la the month Of February neat hr
intended to visit the United Stat~s 10 confer with
his brethren there on the saticct u sgai eisAca-
ton.
Mr.. J. Bullar. honorary secretary II The as~o.
citation for the promotion VI baths aud usshiooses
i'm London. estimates, after long inquiry, that the
total cost Of washing in the metropolis amounts 20
five millions year.
The King of Naples has formally abolished the
constitution which he granted to his people. and
rcconverted himself into their " absolute master"
Lord Csstlereagh has addressed letter To the
Neirry Telegraph, giving an unqualified oonirsdic.
ton 10 the statement Of Il Away paper that Lady
Castlercagh had become Roman Catholic, and
that the noble lord himself intended 10 follow her
ladyship's example.
A story is told Of hypochondriac gentleman Of
rank and fortune in Ireland who fsncies II bis
legs Of one religion and the other II another. lie
not unfrcqucntly puts one of bis unfortunate iegs
outside the bed clothes to punish IL for Ire religious
errors.
The Weekly Chronicle u August says "It Ia
pected that Parliament will be prorogued on the
9th OF August"
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The Cholera.

LOUISVILLE, July ls.--The number Of intermcnts
for the twenty -four hours ending on Tuesday, were
l9 cholera 3. The number Of deaths for the TWEEN
ty four hours ending on Wednesday, were IL, Of
which, cholera
NAsBvILLr, July ls.-Thc number Of intcrmcnts
for tho twenty four hours ending at p. IN. to-day,
were IL, of which were Of cholera.
Some three or four cases of cholera have occurred
at Cannelton, Indiana, several cases at Lcwisport,
and n few cases at Madison.
CINCINNATI. July l9.-Thc board of health re-
ports 60 deaths during the past twenty four hours,
Of which "a were from cholera, and 20 from other
diseases.
July 20.-During the twenty -four hours cndin z
this evening, the board Of health report SO DEATHS
of which 80 were Of cholera and other diseases 20.
ST. LOUIS, July l7.-Within the past twenty
four hours, there have been O. deaths from cholera
and 20 from other diseases.
July 20.--Durng the past twenty four hours
there have been 80 intermcnts, l9 being cholera.
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Arrival OF the Crescent city.
BALTIMORE, July 22-s


BALuNosr, July s2--s p. IN.
The steamer Crescent City arrived At New York
this afternoon, bringing over one hundred and
eighty thousand dollars in gold dust In the hands
OF passengers.
A tremendous fire occurred at San Francisco on
the 18th Of June, which destroyed three hundred
houses. Loss, S5,OU,ooV
Business, within few days prior TO the steamers
sailing, was more active, but generally dull timcs
complained Of Small salcs and small profits have
been the order Of the day. This state of things u.
not confined TO San Francisco, but extends to all
the surrounding country.
There IL much inactivity In the mining region. !;
water being too high To allow successful digging
Miners were waiting the fall Of the rivers Many
new rich mines have been opened
When mining fully commences again, great
success is anticipated.
Large arrivals Of lumber depressed the market
prime fifty, and rough thirty per thousand,
Boots and shoes unchanged; bread ! " = Pc
pound for pilot; Hour and meal dull. Sacks meal
to ten dollars. Richmond -four ten dollars; corn.
meal thirteen to fifteen dollars per barrel Large
cornmeh mandatory established.
Orleans molasscs % cents per gallon; tobacco AT
previous prices. Wines, all kinds, and liquors
dull.
The steamer Asia arrived ut Halifax at twelve
O'Clock to-day, but the wires were broken beyond
Portland, Maine, and will be late If the nevs arc
received at all.
New YopE, July 22-3 o. m.
The ship Elizabeth, wrecked on Fire Island, he
longed 10 Philadelphia. and sailed from Lisbon.
She was loaded with marble, silk and straw goods;
alec, n statue Of Hon. j. G.. Calhoun. regret 10
inform you that among those drowned are the
Count and Countess Orsoli and the Hon. Horace
Mann The accident is most deplorable one.
f. Inasmuch as the Hon. Horace Mann was in his
scat in the House Of Representatives yesterday
morning, we must be permitted TO doubt his hsv-
ing been drowned last Friday. We retain the
statement, with this correction, because the same
despatch has probably been sent south.--kd.l
BALTIMORE, July 22-9l O'Clock, p. m.
The death warrant read TO Professor Web
stcr to-day. He said Gods will be done, and was
perfectly calm
There has been a tremendous food in Vermont;
many bridges arc destroyed; the Central Railroad
IL greatly damag cd the mails all interrupted.
Packet Waterloo from Liverpoois now below New
York. Garibaldi believed to be aboard.
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FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
VIRGINIA,

More generally kaoun as WprentoH Springs,)
WILL be OF for the reception of visitors on
w the lst OF June. Extensive improvements
are in progress that will give new aspect TO the
whole establishment. No expense will be spared
in adding to its embellishments, or TO the comfort
ara pleasure of the guests. Knowing b. ocular
evidence, in numerous instances, the positive in
trinsIc value of the water, and it's almost miracu
lous effect in particular cases. il has been regarded
/ AZ good policy TO enlarge the accommodations, and
To complete the original design, as TO crafty tie
taste and fancy Of guests, well az 70 promote their
health and pleasure. Situated in a remarkably
healthy region in full view of the bold Blue Ridge,
and in tho vicinity of the beautiful village Of War
rCnton, yisiters may, horseback or in carriages,
over the improving roads, enjoy the most pictur-
espuc scenery, or may seek exercise in the ten pin
alleys, the pistol gallery, the game OF billiards, or
the hcalthful dance. The lovers Of music and
flowers will ind peculiar care has been taken to
win their approval, while the fallow deer and the
lawn, the gold and silver hsh the elk and the swan,
may relieve tedious hour to thosc who are inter-
ested In the JcrG nature. In word, every step
has teen taken which expanded lbcrality could
suggest, 10 edd TO the comfort and accommodation
VI .sitcrs. The hurdle race aud tournament, the
fanny ball. masquerade aud brilliant works,
viii lend their respective attractions. Nor arc these
preparations designed for the gay monde only. To
the holy ministers OF religion, Of every donomins-
ton, cordial, not grudging invitation il given
o. spend the summer, without charge. The usual
services Il the church respected throughout tho
scason.
iheec sprthk- he 30 OF % ihics' aSCo'uing 'o'n,
route taken. from Fredericksburg, and 80 or 90
from Alexandria. Tri. weekly stages will run from
bp,h these puints I'LL July, when daily lines will e-
established
fhs-c springs arc known on the post Office books
a. "Warrcnfun Springs" and all letters should
b. - dircs ted or they may be left at Warrenton,
ss sont 10 INC White sulphur Springs, in Green
bficf.
T,rrns Of board will be NJ follows: $50 for tho
vhais scaarn ending lst Of October; SIS for three
nllnths; SO for two months, $50 for one month;
: iO psr wcsk, : i for two weeks, 81 rs per day;
ursk 90 lslging hfty cent? each. Servants aud
,hiliren under twelve years old, half price. No
.asfrt &C. children under three years old. When
parate tables provided for children before the
usual hour th.sss Who retain their seats at the
ainsfy tsh'e vii he charged foil price Horses
Say cents day, o. so a month.
DANIEL WARD,
luus o. .TunGsstifdSt~2m Superintendent.
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DEprnun MINERAL srUINGs-EsP1 Il.
ID ANblR>DN, pfuprici0r, respectfully informs
~ r.htf that this celebrated and iashinabie va
tFfiug place u nos open and folly prepared loo
tff r,argf VA and accommodation ~ visitors.
ixPrfirnCc,i servants snd hne banh OF Hiuslo
have lsrn fnrarrd, aud every provision mace 70
fff ore tise rafatst ~ visitors.
nFnfasn Innr ~ tsan June b-Sta~2m
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[coaRKsrospKscK or rar nrrpsulc.l

BALTIsoRE, July 22--5 p. m.
The -four market IL firm. Howard street held ai
So 25; g. o City Mills, SIS IS. Wheat has adj.
vanced Sales Of red ut 100 cents; white corn, "
63; yellow, 81 a %. Whisky. % cts. sales Of so7
head beef cattle at So rs 90 rs per 100 lbs. on
the hoof-equal to IS 81 SO ~ net; averaging
SO 90. gross. Hogs, IS 20.
Nothing doing in stocks.
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LUMBER BUsfsEss or OswEeo.--In this depart.
mcnt OF trade Oswego exccls, II is believed, any
other pointn the United States During the of
lSf9, over fifty three million feet Of lumber
landed here, and estimates founded upon the re-.
ceipts to the present time carry the imports for
1850 TO one hundred millions, The shipments of
lumber this way have been largely extended this
season, and considerable quantities arriving
here from the ports lakes Erie and Huron, ne
high up ss Green bay Oaoego Time,.
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IbgAnNtft a htffktss-i his artic lets high
Il " l5aenweHl-i ~ The cure Il dyspcpsis, in
frsi a.a. fstalcusy, rgnsfAl debility, liver COM
l.s.Hf. AL a. go wsin q symptoms HnInonly
fs aefFHfr fncfticrts u j - TIE most de-
afrahh ttnss rVaf gfffed 30 che pubic hcrcat's
r. fraDtY a TEN thrutFirsug ths system, restores
a. sFFfsitf, fCsrshrss ig rirtulstian. gives tone
49, ffafNF ~ ~ srsfrfu. sni crcatcs power III
etsnls 4. ttefaaIs rarely uiatainrt " 70 pure
F segefsilf rTfirfvii Bui rrrofptnrnds ttsclf 10
a. aiirnf.f 81 n. - a,lfrrnr iran ~ above d.s
rftrrs 80 snff ~ FsFrGasoS, and y. ID
- n Guakr v sshanrtan. ~ &. Orders
arftta y f.a rtnsstI srruts ~ the Prcprietor.
WILLIAM q WCks co.
fts saf tti went street Nev York
49,. Is w
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r,,HE " ASKING ruN PHILHARMONIC 80
d tfhfN ~ih aefm 81 fssof d a. isfias anf
grnti-uirn ~ stlru nattes hsss trfn srut a ffir
sief itaa !. teal $50 s.-ssiatf uiflrisfs u.I
kinaiY siKnhy thsH iutetitasis IN resfftt a ere
ssit'f - tisFtf ssfltess cauFtairuF. cunhir
80 s. ~ D. Cssi,f tsff Ifs sffsfsrrutanfs
At AfFa kHuft AH. r.rsi.frnt
July IA lgah a. ts2saga O. af.f B. 80
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Tar CASht.-Thc work was nearly completed
far Third street. when the rains IT Sunday -
sveled the Tibcr ss 10 overhow snd carry away
the embankmcni, and hll the canal; and - b. no
stands, To drain IL and repair the dam vii cost
ono or two hundred dollars, AMI consume three 90
four days; and then the extent q the damage can
be asccrtained. Il is, however, not believed 10 b.
serious except in 90 far NJ the pru-rcuton al M
work will for time bc attended with more dihcul
ty than before.
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TELEGRAPIIIC.


went ashore on Fire Island on Friday evening last.
She is a total wreck, having broken 10 pieces.
/ regret further TO learn that eight Of thoso on
board were drowned.
ashore on Staten Island, and we<o much dam.
aged.
The sdvices by the steamer Atlantic have had
favorable effect on -four and grain, and the ten
dency of prices 10 to advance.
Cotton is firm, and holders asking cent per
Id. advanoe-in some instances, cent Is asked
Provisions quiet-Colee Is hrmer and tend
ing upward.
Whisky 24l cent? per gallon.
Tohacca lie trmer
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DIED.

Yesterday afternoon, after lew days % spe.a
WILLIAM r., infant son Il Jks ". and Asa y
MokSioHT; aged months aud days
The friends Of the family are invited D. attend tks
funeral on this truesdsy) Afternoon, at e'cioet
from the residence Of Mrs. Preston, on T~clhh
street.
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rI'HE WRENCH COOK, giving full directions
Il Dor al The beet dishos of French Cookery;
Translated into English. vol. 25 CT.
Dumestic Cookery ior the Amcrican Housckecpcr
tsrtnod on principles Of rcouuiny fur the use OF
private families. I vol 81 2la page and cngray.
inrs, in full htndinC. 81 cis.
Seventy hve Receipts "r Pastry, Cakes, Sweet.
mcats. A. Ny Mics Icsle I voi. Is cts.
July ~ fRANGk TAYLOR
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TO pRINTERs-A RARE CHANCE.

THE SUBSCRIBER, wishing to engage in other
L. business, offers for sale the Su!Iirdn County
Whig printing establishment at very low price.
The Whig has been published six years, and al
ready has circulation of nearly eight hundred
paying subscribers. Its advertising patronage is
better than that Of most country papers. and the
Office has liberal run of job printing The press
is w ashington No. Imperial, of Taylor's manu-
facture, and is nearly new. The type and other
material are good can be found in majority
of country Offices and all that is required for the
business. The county is borderod by the New
York and Eric railroad side, and ia Of
the most growing and prosperous of the southern
tier IL has nova population Of nearly 80 ,OOO being
increase Of one third in the last ten years For the
past five years the official patronage has been in the
hands of the Wings, and the prospect is fair Of its
continuing so to be. Only one other paper (Loco-
foco) is pubshed in the county, and that s located
fifteen miles farther west. To practical printer,
any person possessing the means, this offer az
fords opportunity for investment, as the pub
lie patronage Is rapidly increasing, and the pros
pect of making money never better than now.
As it is the wish of the undersigned TO make i'm
mediate sale, those desiring to purchase would do
well To communicate with him on the subject with
ont delay; aud any further information that may
be desired will be readily given.
1t being the object of the subscriber to SELL fair
and reasonable offer will meet with acceptance, and
the terms of payment made easy.
Address JOHN w. HASBROUCk,
.Bloomingburgh, New York
July Is, 1850 July 20
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FI'hh isilss $50 Fsufisn,sn flfeiaf ~ sa.ai =.
f.afisafnt q 49, " ssi.lnrtlsl Fii'lIntrufan =,
ussaltrrs ~ ~ heit faT fsFttsaas 80 " s.fars
esy essninR pstt ttuh lr.stsst. 81 I'll. kst y RI
- ~ parlssss "a ~ Fsoifrr $50 aisif d ha.Ilf
~ kiiy Atfnfffh Ff,efsnt
taly ~ t1lh u tsfafrr d sf ~
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LII~rELL's LIVING AGE, No. 3aa-ISl cts.
!. Diplomacy, &C., Of In gfAnd.-f0sasss's Msx.
2. The White Lady Of Hohenzoliern. Spsstsios.
g. Benedicts Lecture Mendeissohn.-Sp<e
taior,
4. Relations of Biblical Science to Theology
Puritan Vssoyasy.
s. "Reminiscences Of Patrick Henry Princeton
Magazine.
g. John Charles Fremont Gallery Of Ilu'aious
AmsricanA
I. The God Dame Bertha - rasr's Magarne
;. The Wife of Kong Toly .-Sh0rps's MasaslHs'
3. The late Matthew l.. Davis Bosfoa Ifaas
script and ~. y. Ifit,as.
10. Maurice Ternay, Chapa, w. and w. Dabi's
University Magasins.
III. Leaves from the Note. Book Of Naturalist
Frassrs Magazine.
~. Cuba, Nicaragua, &c.--Sptcfator.
-. Germany and Russia. --National Intslliseacr
IL. German Destinies.- Examiner.
WASHINGTON December q, lS45.
Ofal the Periodical Journals devoted TO lL,era-
turc and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country, this has appeared to me TO be the noat
useful IL contains, indeed, the exposition only OF
the current Literature Of the English languages but
this, by its immense extent and comprehension, III
cludes portraiture Of the human mind In the VI
most expansion of the present age:
J. @. ADAMS.
Published weekly at Sc year, by
L. LITTELL 4 Co., Boston,
And sold by JOS. SHILLINGTON,
July 22-dtw&w1w corner Pa av. and u st.
DOARD wANTED.--The advertiser wishes
ID board in plain, gonteel family for himself,
wife, and two children. Address r. M. W., Re
public Office. July 2O-3t
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NNNDAy-ssuooL BOOKS.

SNNDAS-stuooL BOOKS The Sabbath
- >eAooi ~sc,,iysf NaEsaosu,rftr."
The inRnts Library, % volumes SIS 50.
Ths Chiidfcn's Library. 100 vols - $40 90.
1bg fuutb's Library, l10 vois.-s 10 ~.
The Family Library, - VOLS sig ~.
fH sale BY TAYLOR MAURY,
hss s.llcrr, near 9Th street.
- Descriptive Catalogue II the publications of
The ss-iety osn lc bad gratis. July %
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sno~ sfesh o. Hs a.Isrr.aEfF lnat tus
Ia ~ ieuini.s.is fiae n 80. Ha f.lfar1s..I q, fti
s0gar a. riass ~ ESQ., u.N Flstsni. ia rraae rri
o.tissis in e. Fsraf sf lFIb .tia ntast tanFs
nirut srtidis 81 49, sHru eesfssF - sar al
10 rsuts ~ D. karf. uIff fifsfftsf1s
1uiF it fu NAIAkN
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,yoNmpAN Va. MAIrY.

STock. Money. aud Exchange Broker. Ofic,
- On Pennsylvania avenue, eight doors west o
hru~n's Hltsi Nasbinrtnn city
tncurrrni noirs t-sugift AM sold ~ bcst rates.
Nt.sks bulrhi AMI spid
Nutas sni drafis sellol ted.
IulF .n@IV
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FonronArtos SrogN s llststa fsgsas
v qusrtsfiy ssd hsat II No.. s.sk. g.
sale
fsnd w trfsnst ssuiff ~
July ~ as tlti ~ 4 sCRFNCE
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ss..ss .f Pennsylvania sy.m~s a~d ~ 90.
Nser Eatircaa fisY-d. Ussss~gfc~.
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Prussia.
I Correspondence Of he London Times.

BERLrN, July 3.
TREATY OF PEACE WITH DENsARK-The treaty
OF peace with Denmark signed last night by
the several contracting partios including the Earl
OF W cstmorcland as ambassador of England the
modiating power. Prussia, "a the ncgotiator for
the German Confederation, withdraws from the
conflict, and the peace lie simple and without condi
tons M 20 the future organization Of the duchies
which IL TO be settled hereafter. The conditions
on which Prussia obtains release from the rcspon-
'ibity Ola conflict Of which il has long been wca-
~, arc nearly Identical with those il offered some
month"; ago, and which were then rejected by Den.
mark ne giving no sufficient guarantee for the con
duct of the rect OF Germany. Even now, SO com
plicatod and uncertain is the position Of what wac
the Ccrmanic Confederation, that though the
tresty IL concluded by Prussia in il. name II is not
at nl clearly proved hat il is binding on the other
states, since Prussia itself, in pursuing its own
scheme Of unity, has declared repeatedly that that
body no longer cpists. But Denmark could not nc
oept my treaty that did not distinctly state Il was
concluded for the whole Of the Bund or whatever
" may now be called, in the name Of which On, war
was begun and carried on. The German policy of
Prussn has hitherto prevented her being lust TO the
Confederation, whose organ IL has been both in
peace and war, and the conclusion of this trcatv
my be considered the first practical result Of that
change which u is generally understood has lately
been indicator in it plane. Al this moment the
guarantee Of Prussia Tor the whole Confederation l.
little more than nominal; but IL Il hereaf in con-
junction with Austria and the other payc; of the
second order, rccssblish In fact IL not in FORM the
the
acts done IN ia name, the result NAV nrove hotb
lasting and satisfactory.
Nothing In the present treaty changes The rela-
ton Of the Dochy OF Iiolstein 10 the Germanic
States IL remain. AZ before member of tho con.
federation; but schlosvig will not 90 with il, and
probably, without being completely ineorpora ted
with the kingdom of Denmark, will be directly
and more closely cosicCtcd with n. All the de-
tails Of administration and government will now,
Of course, be ic Tor settlement between the States
and their sovereign Notwithstanding the satis-
fac ion with which the statement II peace having
been concluded must b. received, it IL far from be
ing The end Of the conflict itsell II relieves Den
mark from the contingency Of actual hostilities
with one OF tho greatest military powers of Europe,
and frprn nominal State Il war with all the king
dom' OF Germany but q doc. little towards the
restore ton Of peace within tho Dchies themselves
w iact parsdosical a. sounds, the conclusion uf
The peace may actually hasten collision between
the Danish and ffnlstcin iorces on the frontier or
IN the southern part Of scslcswir. Hclstein has in
the last two ycsrs, by csh.us,ing ito ordinary rev
cnue 70 tho point Of resorsng " forced voluntary
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A RTIFICIAL TEETH.-An additional sup
"A ply to- day received, making the assortment
the best in the District. Dentists supplied at man
ufacturers' prices. j. +. CALLAN.
July l7-dlf
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DOARDING.-Mrs Willis will be able, after
ID the 25th inst, TO accommodate few single
gentlemen with full or part board.
Mrs w. also has few pleasant and commodioas
rooms to rent.
For terms inquire at Mrs. WilIis's,
June 27-T&Flm* Corner + and 10 streets.
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TNOsGATE's ANODYNE CORDIAL.-An in
Il fallible remedy for summer complaint, diar
rhea, the cholera, &C. &C.; 81 cts per bottle. For
sale by j. +. CALLAN.
InlX l1-diG
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rOOK WANTED.-A good cook can hear Of a
~ situation by applying at the Republic office.
J,,l,x
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The death Of President TAyles has appropriately
formed the theme u many addrossc' frsm ~ pui
pit in this city. On Sunday last, ths NJ A
RosrrLL delivered discourse that has hcsr. - al
who heard IL, described possr~~ins merits II tAs
highest order. A. the Fourth Presbyterian rhrrch.
the Rev. j. C. ssrrH preached ,hs SANE .ahisct.
How he discharged th. duty viii ~ unacrsissd ~
many when we say tina, IL was smonrs, ne t~st
efforts.
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CoLUAuAS CoLlros In ths R,pssi'iS IL rturs
day last gave the particulars u the csremoni.s
Of the commencement on th- preceding day. bat
omitted 10 state that the honorary derf cot master
Of Arts had been conferred upou stephan NJ Alicn.
Of Mssssch u.etts, and Daniel " ia. juh. ~ Tckasi
the honorary degree u u, d. spon tiss ~, . q
Joncs. e siam, and ths Re-. y Msilofy. u
Georgia.
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For Norfolk, Piney Point, and Old Point.
Fare Reduced.

THE STEAMER OSCEOLA will, on the 10th OF
l. July, commence making two trips a week to
the above places, leaving Washington every We'd
nesday and Saturday at 8 O'Clock, a IN. Return
ing, leave Norfolk every Monday and Thursday at
4 O'clock, p. m; touching, going and returning, at
Pney Point, Old Point Cone River, and the usuai
landings on the Potomac.
Passage to Pincy Point, 81 co.
Passage and fare to Old Point, 81 90; to go and
return at any time during the bathing season. 5000
Passage and fare to Norfolk, So 90.
July 4-tf JAMES MITCHELL.
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rrum a. p,sf 81 u waffcn street. Mr.
" th ~ Gossrnnent Mails g. the Wet Indies
ant f4ht.fria
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SATURDAY. IULY %. O'CLOCK p. NJ
INA UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-07-23

MRS. GASSAWAY, on street, between It'll
WI and Sth streets, south side, has very pleasant
Rooms for Rent, with without Board.
July l2-d3w
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-07-23

DOARD WANTED.--The advertiser wishes
ID board in plain, gentee family for himself,
wife, and two children. Address r. M. W., Re
public Office. July 90