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which the sssabliahrnsnt was started, was too OK

which the establishment was started, was too ex-
tsnsive for this latitude Just now. The boarders
gave TO a select company Of their friends a genu-
inc good dinner to-day. Covers were laid for six
teen persons-all present-and among others,
Hon Mr. La Sere, La; Hon. Messrs. Chapman,
Pendleton and Bedinger, of Virginia Father
Richie, of the Union; Hon. Mr.. Barringer, Of N.
c.; Mr.. Hamanson, Of La; and others.
The city is in active effevescence for a descent
upon Mexico. A large accession of strangers
came in tonight.
Rev Mr.. Welsh, Baptist minister, from Alba
ny, New York, preached in the hall of the House
Of Representatives to-day, a good sermon, to a
large and fashionable congregation.
We had another splendid thunder shower this
afternoon, since which the sky has cleared off
with prospect of fair weather
The New York herald., 1846-05-12
BY Last Nights Southern Mail.
NIiscelInneous Record. !.

sHr H1BnEw, Capt Carr, from Mobile bound HayEe,
laden with cotton put INTO Savannah on the M inst. in ds.
beam ends the night Of the oth ult of the Of Flo
her viii
images, and proceed on her VOYAGE
Home Ports.
ALEXANDRIA May 8-Sld Br brig Vanguard for St Johns
ending May eId ship. Mjnery.
f. BasSG e. f.srs sfs AiB Bcl Si
River Arr, ship Cotton Pants5 Prstt from New York;
Maas rs a
Tasso Bewdick from New Orleans Cayuga, Mitchell, from
BALTi May iiAr bark Amelia Mulholand, Di1ey,
% ss. .e RG
snedicop from New York; 10. Turner Gibbs, from Pov.
@ ss ss
Georgia RspS..s On Nswpoins two b.Ias and .ops.l
q
G PoT Maria JAM Pearl Nctsson, PoydsSee Na
tive American, Goodwin Boston; Stevens. Briggs New
G CnAsnEsgos % May s-cld Br bark Abigail DAILY, Liysr
pool; bark Hiram Tyler Tyler Bordeaux SID sshE E.-
ss..a. o:y M FL
brig Sultana, Porcella, Genoa.
m dssoa B. Msn.
Ligure Richardson, Galv towboa
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Foster Boston, Loehinyar WeHeo H.vre Gl.nlySn tBI)
brig s.i,fS
3ef sns cs ss
P"soE Bosom @ da Hdsns and
BOsoa ' Katahdia, Leighton Bosien FSaaei: Hsss Small
ssw Yai sans0' Lafayette 'n thompson
sa Mn a TsS to s
Sid brig Splendid, Stackford, Providence.
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70 Packet ship Stephen Whitney. having been detained,
will sail this morning
70 Ship Agnes for Canton, viii sail tomorrow. Letter
bags at the Exchange News Rooms.
We indebted to the Charleston Courier and New
port Rhode Islander. for slips
LswE Del May our Sasnd 10 bs,;sn sa
full Of Water Capt. coo%b. left here this @ornng and
also 20 down to render him ali the assistance in
Spoken.
Sehr Huron, for Boston, from Jereme. of Atwood Key
Whale sehr Counsel cruise h inst lat "a s. Ion IS 4o
Whalemen.
Art at Sag Harbor 7th ship Ann, Leek Pacific To bbssp
Al Marquesas in November Pheuir, win.ow, Nan, l7oo
OF Massafaero, Dec ls, Planter, Man. $50 sp $50 VIII
zas
Foreign Ports.
from April & Sr aS Ss kRoi RS srS Es @
al !, .IS.s s,$ II;
Ss% for % HawsSss dot
@ ss % s a. I % nd s p"aop S
Bnscr iiih brig Thomas TrOwbrdse, Thompson. for
Ag5 S51, % hSt; g %is Ps;.as s,
Rs: n.s, Sw S:y
NOsoa Jordan DO e s loading ssh Poland
April % port ss e, Il Ia rss!i
s bs.a ds
ar FEB es ss KS
up ss ,s :S" sss'e Gr..nho o
s. isi" ps s: sSPs for
''s%aDS Ma1@s. ,s April s bark s,ons Hles from E,va
a c as & S1 b1R ss.Sn bur coyp ao
Boy. Perkins Gibraltar; sh, bark Lgonis, Blanchard
April sIs port brig: Ms1 ps Tsw New
mas o salem ans; .ehi Albion, Harding q North YaI
po.ss .p sf ss s der Rsy
@ hanS from having
vanished, and no spencers !,
& ss A.'i
Be- TX Ss potomac Mathews
y 1854
orleans: Mary Eea YYof bar.
s1 %ns de s and fBs s1s.
ca aSa Ss E asIS
Teus Cormer St Peters; schrs Compliance Kelly New
s XS mnd aGT % to ds
f 1ss S sisn Win M EN
,Ss sT
5; so s ohss %:si % s:
snriayi sainrday wind vi T fresh sehr Alpas sailed
y Rss tofa s
via Norfolk Sid sp schr Jupiter Tauler Gibara Cuba schr
Stranger, Cole Havana, via Key West.
CAEAArr previous to 5th inst, brig Rebecca, Mcguire,
New York. -
Eo5s sso
the above In port the above; also those be-
fore reported ship Lope brig Grard schooners Mary
Scochbnrn Coral Aurora Caroline, New York for Ma
chias] VIM Henry Peru Pzarro Jane of Warren Alabama
East THoMAsToN, April ao-Arr schr Ann Denman, New
York
FALL RIVER, May 3-Arr schr VIM Thompson from Rich
mond.
NORFOLK. May 8-Ar schrs w Kimpton, Osborne, York
Eurotas, Nickerson, Boston Fairfield, Rogers, do Bark
Mazeppa from New York for James River passed through
Hampton Roads. -, =
PoRTLANp May s-Ar schr Julia Martha Pinkham East
port, for New York. Sid brig Caroline: Jordan Cuba
Burlington Wilson, Baltimore.
SALEM May 8-Cid bark Huntress Upton Montevideo and
a ma rket; brig Cherokee, Lambert, Zanzibar
The New York herald., 1846-05-12

WASHINGTON, lltn May, lo4O.
Affections of uncertainty no longer oppress the
socitude of anxious feeling. The letters from
the city and limits of Mexico, are deeply interest
ing and absorb the public mind to the exclusion
Of all others. President Paredes, IN his manifes-
to, declared he had no power TO declare war
against the United States despite that announce
ment, the United States army established its head
Quarters opposite the city of Matamoras General
Taylor was called upon to retire from the often
sve position in question: position far beyond
the recognized limit of the State of Texas This
event is one happening in the face Of the an
nouncement by the government of Mexico that
annexation itself would be considered declara-
ton of war. Mexico retained her quiet attitude
after the late legislative acts of Texas and the
United States were proceeded with, and annexa-
ton accomplished that war act Of this govern.
ment, succeeded by the invasion Of other portions
of Mexico, made collision inevitable. II has taken
place-the consequences are not yet fully devel-
oped-the Herald, however, has more than once
or twice, or thrice, been the instrument, by the
penner OF this, of warning the government OF the
city Of Washington, on the part Of Mexico /; yet
this government have blindly persevered in the
very army they expected would be able to batter
down the cities of a neighboring unoffending, in
lured republic The observation is one from the
voice of Mexico.
pared as Mexico is for war, it is more than posi-
bic she may fail in an effort to dislodge him. A
position more insulting could not possibly be occu-
pied by him. 1t is nationally felt in all Mexico, and
every man, from all accounts, ignore or less SEN
sble of the outrage: the results, whatever they
may be, will involve conclusions of vast moment
and if the United States forces are not entirely
routed, the cause will be found alone in the diff
Guilty Of Transporting artillery the ford above
Gen. Taylor's encampment
II is believed in the city of Mexico that General
Taylor was ordered from Corpus Christi by gov
eminent here to bring about collision whereon
to ground war message, and declaration of
war by Congress, for the purpose of taking posses
sion of California, the purchase of which Presi-
dent Polk was foiled in by the government ofMcx-
ico standing upon their dignity and refusing to re-
ceive the Hon. Mr.. Sdell except as a commits
sioner to settle the question of Texas.
This intelligence, or belief, will arrive in Eu-
rope about the time the notice in regard to Ore
gon will. The fact places the situation of the
government here in very awkward predicament;
and again, employ the opportunity afforded me,
by the occasional use of your columns, to cali
upon this government to temper their council with
wisdom; paclficate, and not wound more and
more acutely, the national emotion of Mexico,
which have again and again proved, was tran
gull externally, only for the reason that it was dis
inclined to enter into contest with the citizens
and government of the United States.
PAcrrICAroR.
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0J- Gen. Taylor, it is said in Washington was
get his forces the Rio Grande and to take position
without resistance, in the chaparra. "a wood composed
principally of prckly pear and almost mpassable be.
tween him and the depot of provisions.
The deception consisted in forewarning Gen. Taylor
against robbers and marauders, that infested his vci.
nifty i'll order to ull him into security to throw him
of his guardo make him. in fact believe there would
be no lighting so that in the time the Mexicans
Grande.
This had the double effect upon Gen Taylor Of lung
and scouting parties watch the Mcxcans for fear they
would be cut of in detail by these robbers and marau
ders as Lieut. Porter's party was
Such is the opinion Gen. Worth is reported to have
advanced to Gen. r. Jones, in Washington.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY IL.

Cleared.
S s',sss., @ S;s STs.s: s;s Frost
Brg DUNCAN GiIehisi Haibor Grace, Nj, Bunker
Brs Esssi JShasoa ssysnash ssarss., tisaImsa ( Co
Bs Bs Ssn.sss SSss npls w%son
S ssSI sss; Ms1s H S.a. 5.Ss Broom & So.ssi sH Texas
schr Alrxandra, Randall, HaiIowell, H Mason
sssI Sem Fame: E.%: S.iIS k:iS Sss:iSSI. HiissI u.s.
schr Statesman, CaIlett, Alsxandria.
sioop Nimrod, Crandali, frovdenee.
Arrived.
Packet ship Arcolc Evelegh from Marsees, March i2h
and Gibraltar March Goth, with md.es Boyd Hneken
Sid from 0ibsr N company with schr Banehard for Phi
PGIss,. for New YoiT Nay a il POI ;sOls English
n. spoke French bark Aaas' from Vera Cruz for Bor-
Ship Newton Sears of Boston) Havre, and AZ days
from Antwerp. in ballast to master s seerage
Lat 49, Ion saw ship Arabea Of Portsmouth, Nh steer.
q ss~ g a. days IS %
mss :s .s 1s1 .%% s;yi sT Anws with
Bremen johanna Heinrich, WeitnS, 20 days from Ant.
with mdse, and lao steerage passengers to Gordon
Bark MACEDONIA Robinson of POrand ia day. from Ma
with sasts Walie for Boston and Dgeaee for Portland
ma Gf 20 Bsass co % Gays from with
s S. M ssHs Is ss .asss s S ss ss days
sm L asy. Um sssanns with
Bns 1eorssns Hopkins as hour. from Norfolk with col,
s.uf!syins .ehl wave Lieut. Com r Gold.boroush,
from Norfolk via Delsya5s s,, Breskwsser AK skswsser
Tfaiasd Dc Cuba with moia..s 10 cSsseisin fosver
Schr Entcprse snson, 10 days from Jacmel St Domingo
s TSs & o ia day 81
ci s a. nj $ lon sns arGR shin & aG
hence for New Orleans. All was quiet when Capt stinson
sehr Navigator Hsgsn, 10 days from Auakapss with live
oak to Hoys SD IN COMPANY With brigs Bunker Hi
qun Key Light spoke ship RUSSELL from London for New
Johns, Ps, with noiasses, TO order.
schr o,eeoia Lynmire 2, days from Attahapas with live
scSG Asaaa cerns,on tof Portsmouth, % day. from
Mobile, with g, ,Oco feet timber 70 master ~,
schr Julia Nancy. Lewis, I'm Newben. NC. with naval
Excelsior Bel. with sails. anchor. and ,issns from
hs sssr srts S s :aly .ay sss nss
s5sy s5 kssys5i S:s bsSs.d bSs t'sS.' s coal
Below,
Ship Abslls Riss of POrs,noS,h sn o,d. from X. ksIpoo
fsTrsd rSm nw.y Gssssioo T.,
Shin Fnnconia, 0anneu. days from New Orleans, with
eosSn S;n Hf Bsewn days with cot
,on 70 fhsps hi. probably error
'hs ss;p Esn frsSs Perkins days Apasehicoa with
e0Ga Ss;a Caroline Clark to Brsto from Georgetown with
6;s M;.s & w,,,ii%; m .1ssn from As;ls;ass s h.
Also, brig from Bordeaux
abrigs-anknown
Snip Northumbeand for London bsrks Agnes, oilmour
e. ioi Ess M 0 :s @
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M :, so $500 s % shares ord Bank 80 do
go o. r.; 100 do $500 STATE S. ss aSo r;
az aoooS Do ss eA, 2 % ao W, sk a,oo State S. W.
'o1V 40, 4 81 200 @ Beading kR Boad TO- -
20 500 State 81 loo shs Gard Bank sX loo do @
Sscosp BcAse-3ioo Lshish g., 50 o,oooR..a,. nh,
bcsS: Rs:dins Railroad sok 800 State s.. ssE;
-AyIFa poAsp-S7 sbs 0usrd Bsnh. ", 100 do a az
$1,000 Reading RR Bonds ~; 100 RssdjnG RR N, ,c n
The New York herald., 1846-05-12
WASHINGTON, May 10, 1886.


Hon' 1ohn M Bolts is here, discussing the
Mexican news when we saw him. He saws the
Mexicans win " head him or die, Gen. Worth
mas thrown away fine opportunity for distin-
gushing himself, by coming away Itw.. bad
movement.
The 81 Charles Hotel, by Burln Brown. wa.
closed this evening. S~s de. The scala unsr
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Of Brigade ohargsd with the execution Of ths ordsr
BY order Of the Of the Militia Of
the State. CHARLES N. ROWLEY,
Adjutant and Inspector General
HEAD QUARTERS FIRST DIVISION L. NJ,
New Orleans, May and, lS46.

HEAD QUARTERS FIRST DIVISION L. M,
New Orleans, May and lS46.
GENERAL ORDERs-No. 6.
lst-ln obedience to Order No l. emanating from the
Head Quarters Of the Commander in Chief dated this
day. making requsiton upon the State Of Louisiana for
four regiments of infantry to reinforce the Army OF DC
cupaton under General Taylor the frontiers Of Tex
rs the Major General commanding the lst Division l..
NJ relies with confidence upon the zeal and patriotism OF
the citizen soldiers of this division in promptly filling the
requon without the resort to draft and he hopes the
REQUIRED number of volunteers will be Immediately
rolled and that the officers Of the lst division Will ioh
with take the necessary measures TO can INTO he service
Of the United States such volunteers as may oher their
services in order that they be organized into COM
panics, battalions and regiments
2d-As soon organized, the commanding offcers
will report Division Head Quarters in order that they
be mustered into the service of the United States
3d.-The term of enlistment will be for six months un
less sooner discharged.
4th.-An necessary arms, equipments and camp equ
page will be furnished the troops by the paymaster Of
the department of the U. $. army
BY order of Maj Gen. John L. Lewis, commanding ls
Division, L. CHARLES A. LABUZAN,
Acting Inspector of Division
LOUISIANA HousE OF REPRESENTATIVES., SATURDAY,
MAY 2Mr. Noise Immediately the roll being called
over moved TO dispense with the reading OF the journal
and, with leave of the House. presented bill to provide
tor the raising Of four regiments Of volunteers The bill
provides that appropriation of 100000 shall be made
forthwith for the purpose Of equppng said volunteer
giments to consist Of artillery cavalry and infantry and
that the said appropriation be paid out in such
the Governor may think fit Mr. Noise said in present
ing the bill that i was unnecessary to make single OBJ,
servaton The circumstances of the moment warranted
the step was no time for alkingt was time TO ac T.
The bill was Immediately read first timo, passed
through Committee of the Whole, Mr.. Farrar in the
chair and adopted with acclamaton Tho committee
and reported the bill to the House, where was
read third time by its title, and passed with repeated
acclamaion The House then adjourned.
In THE SEsArE.-The above bill transmitted i'm.
mediately the Senate where it went through its
several readings, and was passed unanimously
joint resolution presented by Mr.. Parham, which
was also adopted unanimously -
Resolved, That this Legislature is willing to meet such
appropriations the Governor Of Louisiana may deem
necessary for our national defences and our national
honor
mously concurred in
The New York herald., 1846-05-12

BIRD CAGE MANUFACTUkY,lf ,lfff
MO. st. Johns Lane, Beach The Subscrib
IN would inform his Custome and the Publie, that he
Bird Csses q al dsserptons which he viii sell cheaper
than they can be bought elsewhere.
Also, Cages made to order
j. KELLY.
rS-Gounry MsEehaar wssld And Is 70 their aavsns.s
- eall end examine his stock seinsT
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Passengers Sailed.

LoyRoS-Packet ship Northumberand-Mrs Jardine, Nell
Heard, Frsncs New York: Cornell and lady Juliet
e Ann Cornell Cornell and lady Brooklyn; Eli Sheetz.
Hpan, lady and 2 children, Toronto; Thomas Higham
Charleston; Theodore Schwartz and lady MIR Schwartz
many; Senor Baylenes Venezueia Nlr Ransford LADY
children and servant Canada
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIrIcArioN

REAL Estate AucTIoN--Scven lots, IS by 100 feet
south side Goth street. between Fifth and Sixth
nucs $2l each STAT three lots gard street. between
Sixth and Seventh avenues, SOL each 500.
The New York herald., 1846-05-12

An officer of the United States army, just
rived from Washington, reports that General Tay-
lor has been superseded, and General Worth
sent on to the American encampment, to take
the command in his stead.
The New York herald., 1846-05-12
Passengers Arrived.

MARsEILLEs-Packet ship Arcole-Aaron Little, Massa-
chusetn; r. w Forbes, MD, Colnectcut; NJ Jones, 9
Mere New York; Lieut. Dove and lady, Washington; Mrs
Eliza Buckman, Miss Eliza Begrave St. Thomas-iin the
stesrage.
MATASzAs-Bark Macedona-Mr II Schoonmaker and
The New York herald., 1846-05-12

SAvAssAH-Brig Excel-3l2 bales cotton Spoford Tiles.
ton Co-is9 do Bgrrtt-7l DC Il Colt Ce-e do Z Y
s,aa Co-do NJ Ross-do II Paren-do Mararetz-J An
derson.
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COMMERCIAL.

New York, Monday, May III.
AsHEs-Moderate at 50 81 for Pots and 81 06l for
Pearls
BREApsrurrs.Nothing doing either in Flour or Grain
worth notcing-Genesec 81 68i "a u.s.
CorroN.-The business to-day quite rate
amounting to about 700 balesprices without change
but if any rather easier for the buyer We continue
quotations.
The New York herald., 1846-05-12
MARITIME HERALD.
Office TO sHrPNAsrERs.

NOTICE TO SHIPNAsTERs.
We hope that Captains Of vessels arriving this port will
not deliver shipping lists parcels
tended for this Office other than the New York
Pilots, or Capt. RoIERr SILyEY, Of our news deet.
The New York herald., 1846-05-12

sMArAszAsIBark Macedonia-ili3 boxes sugar L A
Stewart-72 hhds molasses M Taylor.
TRINIDAD DE CUBA-Schr Kendall-28l hhds 81 fierces
molasses to Chasteaiu & Ponvert.
ST JOHNS, PR-Schr Romeo-78 hhds Mason & Thompson
-lW do q Thurston.
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parties will continue to carry business anascsur
s se1 f1 n:y% % Ss ss si % st
..''' -. : ''''' " ~ jJsESA jEjsHAfR saAnrEH RAhsEs
New York, May |, 1876. mys lw.rc
LAP-WELDED BOILER FLUES.
1R FEET LONG, and from ~ to inches in diameter
's ''''s' ''' . = liz.
NEW TEAS, GROCERIES,, &c.
ANR m .4.. r0a
Of Murray 20 Greenwich corner vs,sy h..
assa S% s asd M
kinds a. Of which are offered at rsdussd e M e i
ssss ss ssHi, a.
M sf L Z Il ssasI PEE % Lamp
Cd' Csaw .aS q s1owu nss A: Of II kinds
BOOKS BOU H T..
wh & ~ss .a
prices by addressing few lines giving nss snd number
To- m., 10 Nassau. or rm kvinsiaa Ga@.i Street
DURE w4TER-sToEES MFE0vEp PREMIUM
4. %s: %:;s ;a.s ~s, s
IL is.s ss even SsseT
Tsnssi:s as and
JOHN WHITAKER.
IF JOHN WHITAKER, late Of Thorn. skpton, York
shire, England, will call upon the subscrbes will for
them his address by mail he will learn something OF
and HESkS SsdcSoS;sss L sH.s & st.
IRISH BLACK MARBLE.
A CARGO Of superior Irsh Black Marble from the eee-
"A br.ed Of Arthur Ireland Esq, of Galway,
bark Clarence, expected daily For sale by
mv3 2wisr PERsSE BROOKS IS 4 81 Nissan At
GEORGE WILLIAMS, DYER.
CHAWL CLEANER, RESTORER AND BLEACHER,
- iyh BroadwsyG. w. returns his sincere thanks
for the liberal support he has received for
and trusts that With strict attention to bgsnes. his Ismoys
than decrease his number Of Psons he pledges him
self that nothing shall be wanting merit the patronage cf
ernng and Independent public Silk Cotton and Woen
Goods Dyed &c Real and FrenchC Cashmere Nernc B,ochc
and Thbet Shaws, cleaned in very superior style in
three days after receiving them SILK Satin Morsen and
ed very superior and entirely new plan @, w. would
direct the attention Of the Ladies his superior style Of
Watering Silk, &c. having the best workmen and machinery
in the city carpets RSgs Table Covers and Crunch Cloths
cleaned Gentemen Wearing Apparel cleaned and dyed by
entire process and returned in three days Merchants
e''''' " q. WILLIAMS Establishment,
my5 imsm 4uk Broadway.
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MEDICAL AID.

nOCTOR FAWCEIT debility, neTvousnoas an1 90
- crst Diseases &C. just popular essay the
the decline Of strength arising from d.
inprudence debility and consrusol
and all those sinking anxietes and which
act the weak sedantary the delicate with practical
observations and cure, by H. FAWCETT,
Edinburgh and graduate Of the Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia The Doctor daily consulted his ONCE, l6
Fulton all those diseases where the Book be
obtained for 81. myl2 ltsrc
TOHN MULLN respectfully informs hi. friends and tho
d public he has REMOVED from his old stand No
Broadway. 70 No . Barely Street, few door from
double and single barrel Fowling Pieces Rifles and Pistols
of superior quality. Also Gun and Pistol Locks, German
Silver Castings for rifles and fowng pieces with gun
rails IN general, to be sold low for cash.
NJ B-Reparng done the best manner and on the most
reasonable terms. my3 2msrc
The New York herald., 1846-05-12

Ship Northumberland for London; barks Asnss oilmou
for 81 Johns Eunomus for Montsvideo; iss Ronssr 70,
Apsscheoa; Exsct, for Savannah; Benton for Fort
The New York herald., 1846-05-12

JAMES @. MOFFETT No. l2l Prince street, between
Wooster and Greene streets Of Sheet Brass
of all sizes of Sheet Brass which he will sell
wholesale retail at lower prices than any other Place In
States. II.
j. G. NJ will deliver goods sold by him Of this
city Brooklyn, shipped board Of vessel free OF
charge
-Brass and Copper Tubing of all sizes order.
a3O imkr
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THE written signature, the only safe

YyHE written signature, the only safe
Il guard against cOunterfeits.--The pub
lie attention is invited and particularly referred to
the advertisement, setting forth the new style of la
being, andt the putting up of DIR. Beckwith's anti
dyspectc and dinner pills. Also, to that of DR..
Dyott'sapproved anti-bilious pills; both of which,
may be seen, protected from being counterfeit
ed, by the only safeguard to be depended upon,
the WRITTEN SIGNATURES of the proprietors on the
label of each box ofpills.
All others which may be offered for sale by un-
principled persons, are surely base counterfeis,
and will be rejected as such. The pills that were in
the hands of persons who purchased the genu-
inc, have all been exchanged for such as have the
written signature ofthe proprietor.
The sole agency for the sale of Beckwith's anti
dyspectc and Dyot's anti-bilous pills, vested in
the hands Of T. w. Dyot e. Sons, ofthe Columbi-
College, No. l32 North Second street, Philadel-
phia, who will execute any orders for the same.
Druggists and all wholesale dealers, who wish to
DO furnished with the genuine pills. will be supplied
on the most liberal terms, by applying as above.
May 2l-tf
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PINEY POINT PAVILION,

IN u of the most consenent, splendid, ana PIC
~ turesque salt water bathing places 10 the
United States will be opened for yistegs tho 18th
instant, for the summer campaign. The pavilion
and its accommodations have been put in com
pele state of repair and offer TO the invalid pleas
ant resort for health and recreation. The bathing is
delicious, either ia the houses in the open surf
''along the sounding shore.n A fresh and eonstan
seabreeze sets in in the afternoon. and continues
night till eight or ten in the morning. The pavilion
commands view of the debouehure OF the Potomac
into the Chesapeake bay, tho river in front being
nearly ten miles wide. IL is within eight hours
steaming from Washington, twelve from Baltimore,
and twelve from Richmond.
The steamer Columbia, Capt. Guyther, leaves
Baltimore every Saturday evening, stops at Piney
Point early on Sunday morning, and returns TO Bal
timore on Wednesday, The steamer Ooeola, Capt
Mitchell, leaves Washington on Wednesdays and
Saturdays on her way 10 Norfolk, and returns on
Tuesdays and Fridays, touching AT the Point IN
both directions, landing and receiving passengers.
The proprietor, with these advantages OF his es-
adjustment, and with corps Of obligiDg servants
good fare, good music, boats for sailing, and the
usual accessories Of watering place, together with
moderate charges, confidently casts himself upon
j. BIRCH,
United States Hotel, Washington.
June l7--iftf