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+. HARTLEY CRAWFORD
July 3-W&Th Committee OF Arrangcments
QUARTERLY REVIEW.

Il published at Charleston series volume
number | ; dollars per annum.
The School Fellow, magazine for Boys and
Girls; published monthly, at Charleston, for dol
lar per annum.
The Southern Literary Gazette, Family Jour
nal devoted 10 literature the and sciences, and
TO general intelligence; published weekly at Charles
ton, for dollars per snnum.
just received by the undersigned who will have
them regularly forwarded, strongly enveloped to
Subscribers at any poet office in the United States
July FRANCk TAYLOR
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THE SPRINGS.

VIZ are Just opening nice lot OF goods, ordered
w expressly for families leaving the city for the
springs, sea shore, the country; such Hair
Brushes, Dressing Combs, Tooth Brushes. Nail
Brushes, Soaps, Cologne. in half gallon, quart and
pint bottles, very superior Bay Rum, Toilette
Glasses, Dcntrhcc. Fans, &c, &C.
PARKER'S
Fancy and Perfumery Store, Penn. Avenue.
(e,- Two dozen Bonnet boxes, cheap.
July 2-3t
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'relegraphic.

BosToN, July !.
At meeting Of the Suffolk Medical Association
fatal case of cholera, real Asiatic was reported in
Charles street; Of temperate habits. who died
about twelve hours after being taken
Letters from Buenos Ayres, dated April 18th,
stated that Rosas would not treat with the French
minister for the purpose of adjusting the difficulty
between the two nations; the for refusal il
said to be the fact that the minister backed by
20 large a naval and military force.
There seems TO be no doubt that Professor Web
ster is about to make clean breast of it relative to
his unhappy affair with the late DIR. Parkman.
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GADSBY's HOTEL,
Corner of Pennsylvania avenue and ID 81
Near Railroad Depdt, VasAsngto~.
ltrl


DLANNETT's BIT~rERs.-Ths articleis high
Il ly recommended for the cure OF dyspepsia. In
digestion, hatulency, general debility, liver com
plants, and all the train Of symptoms commonly
called affections IL is one OF the most de-
sirablc tonics offered to the public. ltcreates
a healthy action throughout the system, restores
the appetite, equaiizcs the circulation, gives tone
and energy TO the system, and creates power oil
resistance 10 diseases rarely obtained IL IL pure
y vegetable composition, and recommends itseli to
the attention of thosc suffering from the above ds
orders. For sale by X. s. PATTEasos, and Il. ID.
w H. GILMAN, Washington, ID. c. Orders re-
ceyed by the general secnts for the proprietor,
WILLIAM +. HICKS CO,
lag and l5l Front street, New York
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rruE VALE OF cNDARs. o

rIruE VALE OF CEDARs. or the Martyr, by
i the author Of Womsn's Friendship, &c.
Hcloisc or the Unrevesed Secret; a tale by
.'Salyi"
No. 10 Byrnc's Dictionary Of Engine Work and
Engineering. This day received; for sale by
TAYLOR x MAURY,
July 3 Booksellers, near 9th street
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July l--eOlm<aw2m
LITrELI,s LIVING AGE. NO. saI-rs, ct.


CONTENTS.
|. Charles Astor Bristed TO Horace Mann
Nec York Aib,on.
2. The Game Of Proverbs. 49, From the French.
,. Lettice Arnold, Chap. TX, K Ladiss' Com
pdnion.
4. Street Showmen and Performers. ~ Morning
Chronicle.
S. Maurice Tiernay, Chap II. III Dublin Uni
persify Magazine.
G. Festival of tho Cradle.-Lad,ss' Companion.
Z. Cuvicr and the Swallows Chamber . Journal
8. German Colony in Braril.--Ns@ Monthly
Magarine
9. War Of Hungarian Independence - Erom-
liner
10, The Mass of Pope Marcellus. - Genie de, Arf'
With Poetry.
0u-A new volume has just commenced
"WAsHiSoTos, 9th December lsi5.
''Of all the Periodical Journals devoted to Lite
nature and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country, this has appeared TO TO be the most
useful. II contains, indeed the exposition only of
the current literature Of the English language, but
this, by its immense extent and comprehension,
includes a portrsiture of the human mind in the
utmost expansion Of the present age
-. Q. ADAMS"
Published weekly at six dollars year, by
r. LlTTELL, n Co, Boston,
And cold by JosrpH SHihLIsersN, corner 4! st.
and Penn. avenue. July l--dtrw&w1w
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FOURTH OF JULY.

TJNHE ceremonies the 4th OF July will take
Il place on Monument Place, and will commence
at IL O'Clock, a. IN.
The Declaration will be read by the Hon. Elisha
Whittlescy, and the address delivered by the Hon.
ii. s. Foote, from platform erected at the east
front of the Monument.
The ceremonies will be opened and closed by
prayer. Mr.. Garcias band will be in attendance
and such accommodations as can be conveniently
made will be prepared for such please to unite
in the ceremonies of that day.
The mayor and members of the two boards of the
city councils will participate in the ceremony of lay
ing the block of marble presented by the corpora
ton to be deposited in the Monument. The RIVE
rend clergy Of all denominations, and the officers
Of the army navy and the civil departments of the
Government, are invited TO unite in the ceremonies
on this occasion.
A collection will be taken up the ground in
aid of the Monument, by collectors appointed for
that purpose.
Fire works expected TO be exhibited on the
Monument grounds at night.
The officers of the society, and the members OF
the board of managers, will assemble at Willard's
Hotel at TO- o'clock, a
GEO. WATTERSTON,
J. u. II. SMITH,
T. HARTLEY CRAWFORD.
I..l.t a Ser. nI Ara rs.,a.ln 81.
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Canadian Parliamentary Preeeedlng..

ToaoNTo, 29th Junc--in The Legislative Assem-
bly, this morning the bill b. increase the number
Of Representatives 10 81 Was ected II required
two. third vote Of the whole House, 81 members,
and received only 81 against 81. The Address to
the queen TO have the clergy reserves placed at the
disposal Of the Canada Legislature concurred
in--4C To 20. The Address to the queen expressing
satisfaction with England and desire to continue
friendly, adoptcd-49 to IL.
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q DoDsoN would

rLAGETT a. DODSON would most rospect
- fully inform those OF their customers whose se-
counts remain their book. not closcd, that their
respective bills will be issued about the first
Of the month, when settlement for the same
either with the money or by notes at short dates,
will Dc most thankfully received.
July -3uf CLAGETT & DODSON.
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PRETTY FANCY GOODS.

XXTE are now selling off the remnant of our
w beautiful and rich Sash, Neck, and Belt Rib
bons; Flowers in punches, and Bridal wreaths;
beautiful Dress Fans; embroidered demi long, half
fingered and short hlctt Mitts.
PARKERS
Fancy Comb and Pcrfumery Store.
Or few dozen French Lawn Hats, expressly
for travelling, cheap.
July 2-3t [Southern Press.1
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THE CUBA ExPEDITIOs.-TheA fight of

l. the invaders should not equal the hurry OF
persons in want Of Dry Goods to get to Ysrby's. as
he is selling of his stock of Summer Goods 1t such
prices as were never heard of before in this city.
From this day forward am determined to run of
my stock of summer goods at very reduced prices,
make room for the fall trade. deem IL useiess
TO enumernte, az persons will find good sssort-
ment OF Ladies' Dress Goods, Gentlemen's, Boys.
and Youths' Wear, with good stock Of Houss Fur
nshing Goods that cannot be surpassed in quality
aud price in the United States, together with Can
ton Mattings Oil-cloths, &c. An early call - soil
cited. q. WIN. YEkbr,
June 22-3taw3v opposite Centre Market.
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Aztec severalda of excessive heat. we yesterday
enjoyed copious shower of rain, and il most
welcome to all bat anxious harvesters. to whom,
however, il was but temporary interruption. The
crops in the regions around abundant, and
Of good quality.
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NOTICE.

OUR office will be closed, customary, on the
" 4th met. Persons having notes then falling
due respectfully requested To attend 10 them
the day previous CORCORAN & RIGGS.
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SALE OF MARINE CLOTHING.

QuARrERNAsTER' OFFICE, Ma RNE CoRPs.
June IS, 1850.
rHO BE SOLD at the Marine Barracks on WE'D
l. NESDAY, the 81 July next, to the highest
bidder, for cash, sundry lots OF Marine Clothing,
consisting OF linen Jackets linen Pantaloons, uni
form Coats, uniform Caps, Shoes, &c. &c.
Sale to commence at ~ O'Clock, a. m.
June 26-WSM&W
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MARRIED..

In Washington, July lst, by the Rev. Mr.. Bur
LrR, THOMAS PATTISON. esq. United States
navy, to Miss SERAFINA CATALINA WEBSTER
of Matsnzas, Cuba.
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The FUNERAL OF the talented and lainented art.
list, JOHN ID. Lee, yesterday afternoon attended
by Excelsior Lodge and Magenenu Enoampment
Of Odd Fellows, with regalia and music.
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directed that further communications relative
thereto shall be published Several eminent m y
ical gentlemen have examined the criminal, sefe-
loge, and pronounced him TO be quite insane aud
Irresponsible; it 10 consequently doubtful whether
any criminal inquiry will now be instituted.
IndiA and hina.
Advice. have been received from Bombay 10 the
18th ult and from, China To April 23d The Whale
Of India cnjnyed tranquility On the Goth and "a ti
OF April, terrific hurricane took place in the Bay
of Bengal, the effects of which were felt twelve
hundred miles distant. The gale happening just
after the full moon and the centrc OF the hurricane
crossing the Sandheads about the time of high
water. had caused considerable dana re by mum
dation towards the mouth Of the river, both banks
of which had suffered severely. Even 90 high az
AGRA, within eight miles of Calcutta, the felds
were flooded. and il was reported by the natives
that the water salt 10 destroy vegetation,
and to make the tanks unfit for use In the May
gale 1888. similar mischief occurred. the sufferings
OF the people fr want at wnt.r We're severe, and
their loss oi cattle very great. approximations
entertained that much suffering would
this occasion
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M RS. BANSERMAN, Pennsylvsnta ave-
wi nue., between 9th and 10Th streets, has re-
ceivrd a very large and fine assortment Of choice
DRY GOODS, BONNETS, RIBBONS. LACES,
LACE CAPES, GLOVES, HOSIERY, &c, and az
the stock must be closed out in few weeks, am
authorized to sell them about one half the usual
prices, especially Bonnets. Senators, Congress
men, and ALL will find il much TO their interest To
call above. The stock Of fine, superhne. and
common Dress Shirts, will vie with any assortment
that can DO shown any where, and much better
than be found elsewhere in the District; also,
silk Under Shirts. My numerous friends and the
public will please call carly, as am determined To
sell great bargains. MRS. BANNERMAN.
July 2-dtf
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TIL. s,-.,n.n,p y,e.roy ON shore, aad b,,s.d.

HALIFAX, June 23.--The non arrival of the
steamer Viccroy up 10 last night gave cause for
much anxiety. This morning intelligence
received that she went ashore Tuesday evening
ut half past O'Clock. on Snag Islands The weather
being very thick " here Ell" lies and ia 80 far
DANA ed that the water flows in and out of her
with the tide. II Nj. steamer Columbia is along
side and hopes cnte tained, when The leaks are
stopped. Of e ting her off.
The VicerOy, We arc informed. WAS to change
owners on her return trip to New York
mercsl house oi tins city, largely engaged in the
California trade, Were 10 b. the purchasers.
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An elderly lady, at the Centre Market yesterday
morning tainted from the effects of the heat
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A CARD The subscriber would respectfully
IA inform his customers that their respective
will be made off up to the 3Oth Of June, at
which time he confidently trusts that they will be
prepared to settle, by cash with notes at short
dates.
He would also take this opportunity to say that
lac has on hand large stock of Spring and Sum-
mer goods. which will be sold of very cheap.
VIM. X. RILEY,
Corner of sth street, opposite Centre Market.
June 2S-6teodf
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TINE SUBSCRIBERS take this method of inform
i ing their customers that their respective half
yearly accounts will be made up TO the 25th instant
and delivered before the LIST of July, when il is con-
hdently expected of all TO forward settle up,
and start airesh. p. IL. HOOE d CO
June 25-2wf Union
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A CARD.

1,HE subscribers beg leave to notify their nu-
l. merUus patrons that their respective accounts
will be to them the 2Sth Of this month. and
respectfully request a settlement from all on the
lst of July, either by cash or noes at short dates
CLAGEfT, NEWTON. MAY l. co.
lime 26-d2Wif
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BANK OF WAsHIsoToS, July ., 1850.
FINHE TRUSTEES have this day declared div
i dend OF three per cent. for the half year end
ing the Both inst, which will be paid the stock
holders or their legal representatives on demand.
July 3-eo3t JAMES ADAMS, Cashier
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NXIANTED.-A respectable white woman, who
w would be willing to do the work of small
plain family, may obtain an agreeable home and
good wages by making inquiry at this office.
July 3--3t
WANTED. - BY a respectable middle aged
w white woman, situation as Cook Adj
dress c. w, Republic Office.
July diff
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GEoRG ETowN.-Thc Adoocaie states that the
peace Of the people along the course of Water street
was disturbed on Sunday last, by the riotous con-
duct of several Irish laborers tho had up from
the canal works near or at Alexandria The Off
GERS Of the police were active, and with the assist
ance of several of the posse succeeded in arresing
five of the number, and bringing them up before
Justice Reaver. After hearing, four were COM
United one released
ALExANpRiA-THE FoURTH.-The ladies Of St.
Johns Parish will hold Festival the Fourth
of July, at Mount Welby, Maryland about one
mile from Alexandria. An Grafton will be de-
livered by the Hon. r. w Thompson, of Indiana.
late member Of the House Of Representatives.
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NOTICE.

OUR office will be closed on Thursday, the stt
" inst Persons having notes due on that day
are requested to attend TO them previously.
July 2-3t CHUBB SCHENCk.
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4 CARD ExTRA.-JOHN NJ. DOM q
"A BROTHER would respectfully inform their
customers that in accordance with custom, they
have made out all the open accounts upon their
books up to June 80, the end of the half year Of
$780, and which will be rendered before that period.
They earnestly request all to come up and close
their accounts, either by cash notes at short
date. for them stand in need of
California gold, its equivalent; and then shall
be pleased 10 commence with all who are
punctual, but with none who otherwise.
June 2s-eodiftuy4
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CHANGE OF DAYS.
ROCK CREEK GROVE.

rINHE Grove Rock Creek Church will be
i opened for visitors on "Wednesday afternoon
July 3. at O'clock on Tbursday at 9, in the morn
ing, and on Friday. at O'Clock, p. To con
tnue each day until sunset.
Refreshments in abundance and on Thursday
cold collation. for those who wish to dine in the
Grove.
Parties visiting the fair may economic by ma
king arrangements with the omnibus proprictors.
June %
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FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION
70 Piney Point, Old Point, Norfolk, and
Cape Henry.

Cape Henry.
I.-~su.xA THE STEAMER OSCEOLA will
Is LII leave Washington upon 4 plea
t7ssS5Ss5iF@11 sure trip to the above places, ON
Wednesday, the Sd July. at
o'clock, and Alexandria Mt half-past three O'Clock.
p. m, arriving at Pney Point about 10 O'Clock. and
Norfolk early next morning, when she will leave
again Immediately for Old Point and the Capcs, af-
fording the company an excellent opportunity for
bathing u enjoy the breeze, witness the
sive Notifications, &c.
The boat will return, after the brilliant display of
Fire Works from Fortress Monroe, to Norfolk,
where the next day can be passed very pleasantly
in visiting the Navy Yard. Dry Dock, Big Ship
Pennsy lvanin and other objects of interest.
Returning, the Osceola will leave for Washing
ton on Friday, the 5th, at O'Clock, p. m.
Good music will be in attendance
Passage and Fare to Piney Point and return.
So 90; 10 Norfolk and return, Sc 90; Gentleman
and Lady, $40 90.
June 27--6id JAMES MITCHELL, Capt
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letter from Rome in of the Paris papers
mentions plot TO sssassinste the Pope on Holy
Thursday, which was probably married by the rain,
which prevented his holiness from taking part in
an intended procession.
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DUBLIN, JUsg I4-Tsr CRoPs.-So far from there
beng any grounds, yet, for the reported reap
ia representing the crop to be in a forward and
hourisbing condition. The potato and corn crops
in Colleen and the neigbborbood of Skull look re-
markably well-tbere is no appearance OF blight as
yet. Many of the poor farmers will have new po
tatoes in twelve dsys. The quantity of potatoes
THE year far exceeds that of last year.
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LAST WEEK

GRAND NATIONAL EXHIBITION AT ODD
FELLOWS' HALL.
CHANGE OF SCENE
additional attraction.
new scene. of unrivalled beauty and interest
called
The Storm, or Vicisntudes Of Rural Life,
Is now open at Odd Feows' Hall, together wit
The Battle Of Bunker HlI-Fairy Laad, &c.
Doors open quarter before o'clock; commence
past 8 O'Clock.
Tickets rs cents Children under twelve years
OF age 10 cents July 1-du
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ocal but il did not follow that because the Greek
government had done wrong. the government OF
this country had done right. He pointed oot the
strong objections 10 which the mode Ut dealing
with MIR. Finay's and NJ. Pacifco's case was open
in point Of international law. He also drew stten-
ton l.e of the lonian subjects piundcred by
robbers and showed that there, too, the law OF ua-
tons had been violated by the manner in which
the government had demanded redress. He re-
minded The House that there were other countries
in the world nearly powerful and much less
scrupuous in the exercise of their power than ours,
and that these countries would probably make
disastrous of the example which had thus been
set them.
Lord Eddisbury, like the preceding speaker, re-
viewed each of the claims put forward against the
Greek government, contendng that in the aggre-
gate, at least the refusal of them justified measures
of reprsal In support Of his view he quoted GER
tain dispatches of the Earl of Aberdeen, addressed
in language which the government Of that day
held to the administration Of King Ohio:
The Earl of Hardwcke felt satisfied that Adm-
raj Parker had not stated to the government that
hc had been compelled to enter the Dardanelles by
stress of weather.
Lord Broughan, having listened very attentive
y to the discussion thought he might take very
short GIFTED view OF the question, and say that 1t
did not matter whether the British or the Greek
government were right wrong. Regarded in
that light, the British government might be com
pared to a man who went into chancery for T. 100.
The government did worse, for it went into chan
Gerry for claims which were worth nothing He
denied that the government had International law
upon its side and il rightfu he said, to think
to what an extent might rage all over the
world if such doctrines as he had heard rashly put
forth in the House that evening to becume
established. He hoped their lordships would do
justice to themselves in the public opinion of Eu-
rope. by shaking themselves free from the recent
proceedings in Greece. He confidently expected
they would do and in saying this he bore testi-
mony to the great ability and the peaceful sent
ments OF Lord Palmerston.
The House then divided. when there appeared
Content.-Present Ills
Proxies OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sc
1863
Non content.--Present. ..................7 IT
Proxies .................5 SIS
1872
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R-rvn = = .

The accounts from Berlin describe the health of
the king to be far restored that his majesty has
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GENERAL JAnrRo and ID. +. JAarso, of Mexico,
have arrived in our city and taken lodgings Mt the
National Hotel We also observe upon the list OF
arrivals at this hotel the of Professor LKsxa,
Of Columbia, South Carolina.
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Majority against govcrnement. .G
Their lordshps adjourned at quarter past three
O'Clock.
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0a-

TriaL Trip Of The C0Ltni6ia-The steamship
Columbia, intended for the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company proceeds on her trial trip at ten
o'clock this forenoon, with a number OF invited
guests on board, among whom will be some of the
Eastern members of Congress, who are about
turning. The Columbia will we understand, after
sailing down the bay for some distance, return and
land those of the guests, who wish, on Staten
Island, where 4 steamer will be in readiness, TO
bring them to the city. The Columbia will then
proceed to Nantucket in order to test her powers
oroughly.-Nsw York Courier.