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fornan Qirl-and he will find bundreda of
pretty ones--he mus, become head and
hear, sCallornla,oT he better return whence
he came.
The sons Of John Bull or his traDsatlan.
tic grsndsons, may emgrale TO the land
of promise, and find home here, but no,
always oan a Mexican do so. In fact Cal,
lfornia i, trouble. an expense and an eye,
sore to the mothsr country, and IT the loss
Of Texas has worn off her pride sufficiently
she will sell it as soon as possible. Gen
Nicheltornea and other generals who have
here have spoken of it as Tie
pn.y remedy fIr peace and quieness. Not
, real from the Custom House in Moncrey
ever reaches the general treasury, and o,
lorder from the President hlmselr on ,bn
Custom House for $1,000 would not b
paid, nor could the owners sell it for song
| There was one case where an officer wa,
ordered to Monterrey from san Bias, ar3
received an order on the treasury Of Cailo.
MA for somo thousand doIIats, being HI,
back pay for some time, a year or nor.
He Offered il in Monterey for $500 90 me
would purchase, lie in lime married nY
lone of The best families in California, anal
soon after collected ne whole amoup, N
past aud present pay and the drd, IA 10.
and now Is a much esteemed citizen Of r.
country and in Office.
From San Diego to Bodega tie counry
IS fast filing up. Mjil, are building, r.s
inventions are imported, vessels are ly.,
ing and in a lev years the pacl; port d
Mexico can be supplied with Cau.om,,,
schooners and brgs. Mexico has NJ pyr,
IN the Pacific that can vie wi,h ,ho,e n
lCa!fornia in natural advantages, her on,
Pacific wharf is in Monterey, The P0,Jb
lie los Hnge'eS has now a large popoa,m
-many OF its cIliZeus becoming wr4Mlr
IRON their ranches and vineyards. Atln,
place can be found excellent wine and O.
guardiente, and the best grapes in he
world. Sore fifteen or twenty cafn5r,,
ud gigs can be seen ON pa 50 at ua..
With all It's natural advantages, the cp..
Try could be snIl further advanced IT Mex.
o leo would send hIIher 200 good so.ltr.
: not vaga5onds, place them under the con-.
= nand of the natives, and without (.a Send
s them 100000 a year, This me.I
would soon create amlcabe feelings ioar.,
the Supreme Government, and uorha. ts
viii. Yours. PAy.ANr
Statement fthe ShiPpiHg Fordga ol
v CoaS:,Oise Uhich entered lIyuitcg "a
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1901 $50 n.

Average per year for7 years 85 9sj
General Manuel Michellornea on IcauI
'he city OF Mexico with the troops loi ca
'lohi'' was promised BY President ssa
Anna in oddIion TO the receipts Of duii
IN Monterey, $4,000 per month to sOpr'
ms army. During his command, in lSiI
ls4s and ls44,he issued crafts on ,he Cus
ION House OF Mazallaa for about $l5OQq
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TfOm Point ISabei.--The Newport
News publishes the following extracts from
letter from Point Isabel, which relate
some new facts, and give encouragement to
hope lha, the small force there would be
able 10 maintain itself until tho arrival OF
reinforce
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CoaShOise lDhich entered VI


The number Of the crews and the am5.
OF tonnage In The above are cxrusDgs .
vessels of war. OF The So vessels c,
meraIed, were vessels, and again the &
vessels may be classified thus; 90 shp., L
oarques, 8 br'gs, and 10 schooncrs
Although conlray to The laws Of .NS.
'he Governor and generals of Canlumsn
lore the independence OF Mexico, and f..
ways slnce that period, have allowed D.
costing trade, from San Diego to San Fu
cisco, TO all foreign vessels which have n
their duty at Monterey.
Classification of Duties recciced in &
Custom House Of CaIyornia in .Uyo
reB IN lS44.
From Mexican vessels, coastwiso
from San Bias and Msz4 Ian 85I0i.
From American vessels fran the
UuiredS,a,es g. Sandwich l..
lands GO325
From two RUSSIAN vessels. one
French and one Hawainian
vessel I3,2l9t
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AN .4CT providing for the prosecution
of the existing war between the unI'
ted States and the Republic Of Mexj-
CO.
Where's, By the &c, of The Republic
If Mexico. war EXISTS between thai
government and the u. S
BE it enacted by The Senate anoHoose
Of Representatives Of The United States
of America 10 Congress assembled, That
COR b4 purpose of en'bling the Govern
nent Of the Uoiled Ssrles to prosecu'e
aid war to speedy and successful ter
mina,ion, the President be, and he is
hereby, su'ho. zsd to employ The mid
ua, Gsysl, and mii,s,y fSrces 9I The nsrryi u
,he services Of any number OF volunteer
not exceeding fifty thousand, who may
offer their services, either as cavalry,
nuiIery, or rAemsn, 10 serve twelvr
months after they shall have arrived al
he place Of rendczvouS, or TO the end
bf The war, unless sooner discharged.
accordiag TO |ho time for which they
l,hatl have been mustered into seTvics
md that the sum Of ten miilions Of dol
'rs out Of any money 10 the Treasury
" TO come into the Treasury, not other
wise appropriated. be, and The same j
hereby, appropriated, for the purpose 0
carryiOg the provisions o. this act int
effect.
SEX. 2. .And bs il further enacted
p That The militia, when called into ser
vice of the United Slale by virtue {
this act, or any other act, may, if in th
D opinion of the President Of the Unite
E States the public interest require ii, b
IS compelled 10 serve for Term not O.
d ceeding six months, alter lhsir arriv
at the place of rendezvous, 10 one yea
!, unless sooner discharged.
"a SEC. 8. and be i. further enacler
! Tha, the said volunteers shalt furni,
their own clothes, and, if cavalry, the
own horses, and horse equipments; ar
- when mustered into service, shall
b armed al the expense Of the Uniu
r.. States.
en- SEC. 4. And be il further enacte
That said volunteers shall when call
he into actual service, and while remsini
se, herein, be subject TO the rules and 9
on licles OF war, acd shall be in all respet
Ie> except as to clothing and psy, placed
IN The same footing with similar corps
er the United States army; and, 10 lieu
u" clothing, every non commissioned o
Ger and private in any company W
"' may thus oferi himself shall be entitl
~ when called into actual service, 10
ceve in money sum equal TO the c
od of clolhing Of non commissioned O
vi Ger or private Gas the case may be)
ted tho regular troops Of the United Stat
,ily SEC. s. And be it further enact,
That lke SAID volunteers Offering III
on services shall be accaled BY the Pre-
ps,l dent in companies, MlslliOny squadr
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PRIvATEs. The untlvorahle state of
aur relations with Mexico, naturally
'si'ss The inquiry among ship overs and
underwriters, how far they ere Liable TO
suffer from Mexican privoteers in case
actual war shonId ensue. 1t may sof-ly
he assumed that ir The cass suppo.ed
hc principA Mexican coast constantly
watched by cruisers. Bssides, Mexico
has few seamen and fewer vessels. Bot
il has been said that swsrms Of priva>
leers would issue from Havana, under
Mexican license, TO prey upon our com.
merce. The following correspondence
will show that sp onish subjects engaged
10 such business, will DO liable to be
treated as protcs, both by their own gov
ernment and ours.
New YoRK. 18th May, 1876.
Z. X. Collins, Esq -Slr-Ala meet.
ng Of the Underwriters this NOR ming,
was directed to ask of you the pubIco
ion Of the letter received by you from
lha Hon. james Buchanan, commpnica
ing the subsla nee of theTresry between
the United States and Spain, in re
+ ialion to Privaleers snd Letters 0
Marque. ! sm very respeclluIy,yours
t >. BALDWIN, Secretary
d WAsHINGToN, April IL, ls4d'
My Dear Sir; In consequence of ou
J, conversation few minutes since ,Ithlnl
d il proper 10 inform you, without dele,
3 that our Treaty with SpOin ef The col
= October, 1898, contains the fol'owin,
r article, still in .force:--
n 'ArI IA. No subject of lis Cstholi
,fI Wsjesty shall apply for or take any com
ol mission of letters OF Msrque, Iorsrmini
I any ship TO act as privarsers against ,ht
10 United States, or against The citizens
dI people or inhabitants Of any of them
:. rom any prince OF Stale with which
sIlhe U s. shalt be at war.
: Nor shall any citizen, subject, or i
!, habiIant, of The said United Slates,appl
for or take, any commission, or Letter
4 OF maTque, for srmlng any ship or shin
. TO sci as privaleers against The subieC,
,r Of his Catholic Majesty. or The prope-l
l. OF any Of them, from any Prince c
IN State with which the said Kin
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shall be al war. And II any person ci
either nation shall take such commissions
or letters of msrqut, he shall be punish
ed as pirate
Yours very respectfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
EDWARD X. COLLINS, E'q.
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From the Rto Grande direct. The
schooner Empire, Captaln Collins, arrived
this morning from MaIamoras, whence she
sailed on ths 2SIh Of 3priI--ihe same day
10 which our sAvices via the Southern ports
came down. Captain Collins report thai
his pilot told him that on The 9Th com-
Dsny Of Mexican Dragons crossed the river
suacked poruon Of Gen. TayIor's treops'
AMI captured $50 prisoners and two wagons
with stores This is probably only yer.
sion Of the affair between the MeXIcsns ana
Captain Thurnlon's little command. ~.
Y advertiser,
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New ORLEANS May OH.
LATER FROM TIE ARMY.

Seventy wen Cut tOPieces by large force
ofMericdnS!
The Schooner mary Clare has just ar
lived from Brssos Sauusgo, having LETT on
he 29lh uliimo. Captain Griffin, of the
duy 9. and passengers, report ,ha, Captain
Waker,wilh rs men of the Texan Ran
gers, were nearly all killed and taken prls"
Jners on The 2Sth ullimo, about 20 miles
,hoye oinI Isabel, Sy a superior force OF
Mexican troops, consisting OF some l0Oo
men!
Captain Walker succeeded in reaching
Point Isabel at 4 clock, p NJ. on the 2Slh
with THREE MEN ONLY! He imme-
dlately applied to MAJOR rhomas for four
men, announced his determination TO pro-
ceed 10 General Tsylor's camp, or die an
The attempt his oiJeci being to commun''
cate the fail particulars Of this attack, with
out delay 10 his commanding officer.
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G7a739t

Hmoua Of Duties from Foreign ant NJ
fonai Pesseis, rcceived in the ClrGt
House Of Ca'Yomia, in Nontcey C~
1888 10 1915:
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NO LONGER

aIr CrIAMGnIl TCl as.

~ The public respectfully Informed that ny HE
ordnance of the city, regulating the numbering G the
houses, the subscribers number has been changed
from 20 to 80, of which his customers and strangers
will please take notice.
The Proprietor of the celebrated VEGETABLE
BlTTERS and COUGH DROPS, would take the prC-
sent occasion TO call the attention strangers visiting
the city, and Others tn the superior qualities Of the
above medicines for the cure Of Dyspepsia HuWe
Complaints, EthUnS Fever, Fever ami Aglle, RhGuma
lisa, Colds, Coughs, Consumption, anE many other
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many certificates published in the papers of the day,
hG has in his possession number from most rerpeCta
bic Individuals all tcsymg to tho virtues Of these
medicines, and which can be seen al his STORE.
The subscriber also takes tins opportunity to relurn
his grateful thanks To q discerning public, who nave
extended his medicines such liberal suunnrl sine
their introduction into this city; and he is happy Il
the belief that they have been productive Of much
good wherever used As he is the sole proprietor AND
manufacturer, he would caution the public against any
attempts that may be made to impose upon them o
spurious article. Every bottle of his medicine is
sealed and stamped with his ON the top of the
cork also fac smile of his name on the label The
side Of IN e bottle. None other genuine; therefore
be not deceived
His ANTI-BlLIOUS PILLS are acknowledged to
he most excel mt remedy for bilious complaints.
They are extensively used, aud prom 0unced one Of
the best family medicines now before the public
In addition to the above he has many other MEDl-
CINAL PREPARATIONS, OF his own manufactures
together " it'll great variety OF PERFUMERY, GAIA
iAguGs of which be at his store and which
he warrants to be equal to any in the city.
LOUIS GOULEY, No. % Baltimore street,
Between Frederick and Harrison streets,
And near Centre Market,
n. 8, Remember thG NO., 50, as the genuine rrtl-
les are for sale at no other place in Baltimore ala
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SPLENDID sCOCK Or
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
n EDWARD bird.
% No.21o BALTIMORE STREET,

Il
% No.21o BALTIMORE STREET
between Charles and LGht-sts.
mas received, and Is now opening, large stock of
The most fashionable
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
imported this sras0H-t0 which the attention Of mcr-
chants aud buyers generally are invited.
Ok LADIES-One of The largest stocks of Dress
SILK, entirely new and very rich, ever offered in
ms cityi rch black Silks plain fgi and satin stripes
new style French CaShmcrCS: Nous de LANES; new
style Cashmere Robes; Oregon and California Paids
Eh.Heiy new; new STYLE Ginghans, superior quality;
tch white uamask SILK, for evening dresses; en-
brold"fcd k"be' IN white aud cuS; TaTlC ton ROhes
Mu+ins.
SHAWLs-Embroidpre Canton Grape, French
Cashmere, Teskcr Printed, very rich; rich silk en-
broideied Cashmere and SdXOny Net Shawls Ter
KERR Cars; silk doc scarlet and fancy cOlOred Crane
ScarS; one cartoon extra fine Thread Edgings and
Laces: DO Swiss InSCrtingS and Fdgngs, very fine;
French Nocdlc-work Collars and inside do; Cuffs,
Sleeves, &c.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. black, blue, olive,
'rown, green, drab, French English and Domestic
CLOTHS, flSm 10 $40; sup black and fancy CAS-
SIMEkES, al prices; super embroidered Satin, plain
SATIN, Velvet, Cashmere and SILK VISITING; full
stock of Gloves, Hdkts., CravaDs, Hosiery, Under
shirts and Drawers SC. Sc.
LINEN GOODS-tiHGn Cambria IiukfS, all prices:
Rich Embroidered aud RCver' Bordereh Linen Cam
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CLOTHS and Table namask; Bird Eye and Huck-
Hback Diapers; Scotch ItulonS Brown do. White
do; Damask Napkins, &c.
DOMESTIC consolidated and Brown 10
nestle, all kinds; Prints of every variety and price;
Satt nets, all prices, very Chcap 0snaburgs Cottons;
Heavy 'uIled Cloth, for servants wear, &c. sc,
G}- Merchants visiting Baltimore are respectfully
invited Ia cali and examine my stock, they will fad
many choice and desirable Goods which are not kept
in exclusive Inbbag Stores Prices as low as any
house in the civ.
]. EDWARD BIRD, aO9 BALTIMORE ST.
"22 between Light and Charles.
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1T WEIR Isl!
DIR Gil EMS
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA


HBhBSONS afflicted with S"r0fula, Kings Evil,
C. Cancer, Eysipelas, Old Sores, Ulcers Teiter,
Alelcutigl Diseases Or any other complaints aEisng
from Impu tiles Of ~ Blood, are requested TO read
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properties OF the above named medicine.
LEAD READ! READ!!!
We, The undersigned, having visited Nil Isaac
BLOCKS, il at the Office OF Messrs ROwand Wal
ton, 1916 Market street, Philadelphia consider his
case the most remarkable CEc we have ever witness
vt or heard Of His disease was SCROFULA, aud
terrible must have been hiI twelve Yeas conflict
with III" destroyer
His PALATE, The ENTIRE ROOF of his Mourn his
NOSE, UPPER LIP and lower lid OF the RIGHT EYE
have tGcn destroyed, his FACE Ecarly eaten up, and
part of the JAW BONE carried away. And yet we
car give no description Of ms case,
Mr. II. informs rs that in January last, the who.G
interior Of lis mouth, RS well as most of his face,
was mass OF deep aud painful ulcers!
ON The l4th Of January last, he commenced taking
br,t INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA,
which checked the disease IN Il few days, and from
that time he cure has progressed without ihtCrms-
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New flesh has supplied The place OF the deep ulcers,
and though adly tisigWeI, lis face Is sound, and
ms central health is restored
We are assured that IN tie treatment OF MI Brooks
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pncauGns have been used,-In fact, The PANACEA
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David Smith, Bucks CO, Pennsylvania; Charles Il
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In ALL EORMS OF SEENEI nISNA y y


IN ALL FORMS OF SECRET DISEASE!
DIR. HARRIS OFFICE, LOCK lNFIRMARY, No.
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~ cured.
GRAVEL AND PILES. These painful and dan
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tGctlally cure in few days without ~, gicaI opera
tiOn or hndrance from business. Persons pit dis
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Honorable confidence observed in all eases. Advice
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vENo MAsrERs OF VESSELS
AND THE PUBLIC AT LARGE.

BALTIMORE, yet 2Ju, 1910.
0LF- hereby recommend Mr. ROBERT della
NEY'S Indian Vegetable BIrTERS, PANACEA,
ana Rheumatic External SOLUTION, having prov
ed It's great efIicacy-bemg a speedy remedy for
Cramp Chnlics, Dysenteries, Bilious Attacks, and
arrest the Yellow Fever also. seaman declared
TO me that he was cured Of the yellow fever in "a
hours, by one bottle of his No |. In Justice and for
public good, | sign in behalf OF myself and paSsen-
gers, Capt. WIN. ROBERTSON,
No. So Thames St, just from Mobile.
NICTOLhs BREwRR, Md.
IMPORTANT CARD.
TO HEADS or FAMILIES AND DELICATE
FEMALES, having the Womb Disease, Cough, first
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Worms Head ache.
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DESTRUCTION OF WORMS GUARANTEED,
OR MONEY REFUNDED.
Mr.. DELANEY, Sir For The last twenty years
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troubled with the chOc, and having applied to all the
Professors in the United States, and Kept in my Office
easy elastic absorbing chair, obtained no relief
Until led Mr. hcIancy IS No. !. am now perfect
~ restored ~ health, Signed,
II. ID TYINGS, a. "A. Z. Md.
Witnesses, E.CANuN, Market Space,
Mr.. SHEPPARD, CLERK q, 4 o. X, Il.
3. The same public certificate Of the press
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sweIlcl dropsica stomacl-pass ! pint of heavy
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The undersigned recommend Mr. DeIaney's |. v.
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our children have not only been relieved of Worms
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one 50 cent bottle will cure six children. Signed; P,
Yuucr, Collector, Eden st.; John Morrow, Boot and
shoe store, w. Pratt St; Il. Burke, Supt Fort Mon
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A CURE or AGUE. SPLEEN OR PLUERISY
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Aguc-my mother, bother and myself having been
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getting we took one wine ga stul Of his No. bot
tie every hour forsix hours and after reduced it 10
ore every four nouns during The day and have had no
agae since J can aIso testify as 10 my neighbors
having been cuiCd by the same, when all Pills and
Powders have failed. This has been The worst ague
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TFE ARMY. VIM. w. Tompkins, formerly
Captain of the Second Dragons, U. S. A., and
who served in the Florida war until the close
Of the year 1888, is making vigorous efforts to
organize in N. York corps of volunteers loi
the Mexican war.