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PAREDES ON HIS MARCH

1t is said that Gen. Paroles has actually Ief,
the city OF Mexico with the army destined 10 OBJ
crate against our forces in Matamoras. With
Arista's and Anpudis,s remnants. he may he able
TO muster from i5,OOO to 10000 men, which
will doubtless increase on his march c. ~
lor will have at least 10000 men to NEE, aDv
force which he may bring, and We cannot douty,
the issue. The Congress has been left To cbonso
n President al interim, and after Paredes has
tnrned his back on the city Of Mexico, the verv
picture OF the embarrassmenls, which he has
Drawn OF the state Of the country may lead to a
pronunc'an1enfo against him. and the troups IN
Der his c"Tnmand may be intended more to sustain
ms own position and make terms with the revolu
uoh'stS' 'hah 10 = chastise the pelfdious North
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Y. T. MARSHALL

The louisville Courier, says -" Captain
Thomas +. Marshall made 4 very narrow esca pc
with his life on Monday evening last. SeyeraI
volunteers with whom he had a dificultv drew
their pistols, and pointed them full at his breast {.
three pulled triggers, and strange as fortunate,
the caps on all exploded without discharpinq the
deadly contents, with which their pistols were
charged. IT is probable the heavy rain of that
evening. TO which the volunteers were exposed
damPened the powder and thus prevented an ex,
plosIon: To this fact was he indepted for his
lie. The offending volunteers were promptly
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tbs impossible for us to compress into our mar.
row limits even a brief allusion TO all Of the nu-
mcrous cures that have been effected by DR.. Wis
'ar's balsam. We can only refer to a very few as
specimens of its generl efficacy.
a few days ago, a lady called at the Office in fine
neaith, and looking as robust as though she never
knew what sickness was. To our surprise she sta
ted that until recently, she had been sick for be-
tween three and four years with what waa supposed
to- be ConsumPtion--lhat she had a violent cough,
night sweats, with alternate chills aud fever, and
every usual symptom of confirmed CONSUMPTION.
Tue result was, that she became so emaciated as to
present more the appearance of 4 skeleton than a
iilVing being. Pro idcntially, she, at this time,
heard OF the wonderful cures performed by DR..
"lstar's Baisam of Wild Cherry, and commenced
using IT herself, The effect was, that she began TO
get better at once. BY degrees, the cough left aer,
me chllis and fever disappeared, and in two months
she again found herself in perfect health.
BE careful and get the genuine DIR. WISTAR,S
nAiSAM OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine
unless signed by ]. Address all orders TO
SETH w. FoWLE, Eoston, Mass.
" For particulars see DR.. Wistar's treatise on
consumption, to be had of The agent.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, G III HEINITSH,A Agent :
Nortolk, NJ. A. SANTOS. and also by DRUGGISTS
generally in this State.
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LATE FROM uAuAnA

Havana papes to the 9th ult. have been 70.
ceiVed at New Orleans. Nothing later from
Mexico than what We have pnbiisbed ,rhs
British brig Of war Daring returned TO Havana on
the 9Th ult. The Sugar market was quite dnIl
prices ranging from 5 to rs. for brown and vel.
low and IL TO 10 RS. for white. Coffee scs,ce
Al 30 to sc 3 4 per 100 lbs. for inferior qualities
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OLD POINT HOTEL,

,..A extensive establishments in The ,oun
UiikAA try, will be opened for visitors on the
nlll1X3 LIST ofJune.
..a Since the last season. a bcautifnl
buuuihS has been erected, fronting three bundrcd
anu zen icet.' and very many alterations and i'm.
proVemenis nave been made in other respects. The
GROUNDS nave been much improved, fine walks
mace 10 the Bath Houses, and for those W mo nrercr
Suti-oathing' no place can prese mt a fircr beach
no expense mas been spared TO render this for com.
iott ana pleasure, in every respect, The first place
In the country. The beauty of the scenery and the
saIubrity OF the climate, together with the ,rious
sources OF interest and amusement make This the
most attractive place in the Union.
u walks IN and around the Fort, together with
une music OF the splendid Band, are alone we'll
worth a visit here. Situated on the Chesapeake
pay, ON the great line of travel between the North
'Wu Houth' 1t offers an agreeable visiting place to
those going North.
IS w!thin "a hours Of New York, IS of Phila-
oclPnia, az OF Baltimore, Washington, Alexandria,
ana Annapolis, Z of Richmond and Pctcrsburp. and
"itnin | hour of Norfolk aud Portsmouth thereby
cnaoing persons engaged in active business 10
place. their families IN ono of the most healthy and
agreeable spots in the whole country where thew
can DC united at any time within n few hours
throughout the Summer from Z to 10 of the finest
class Steamboats, touch here daily, moving in every
direction, offering every facility for reaching here
or grttihg away, and from the chcapness Of the
iare' holding out great inducements to travel.
services oi active u al efficient Agents have
oocn procured, and no cXcrtions will be spared TO
ny to'hior'aplc, All who may favor us with
'he,L company. JAMES S. FRENCH.
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GREAT CHANGE IN THE SOUTHERN
MAIL.

BY an advertisement in the Savannah Republi-
can. we perceive that it is in contempla tioa to
make an entire change in the times of arrival and
departure Of the Charleston boats and Central
railroad cars, to take place on and after the 4th
inst. BY the new arrangements, twenty. four
hours will be gained between Charleston and New
Orleans. The passengers from Macon will pro
coed on the Macon and Western road as far as
GAINESVILLE. and thence by stages via Columbus
TO Chehaw. Alabama. BY this arrangement, the
citizens OF the north will get the southern mail
twenty four hours earlier than at present, and the
mails will reach New Orleans by the same adj.
vance. lhe Postmaster General. if he succeeds
in this undertaking, will have the credit of ar
cnmplishing that in which several of his predeces-
sors have failed.
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HlOJrTGL,
CITY OF WASHINGTON NEAR II TREAS

ny DUTEUTNtr.
VgNHE subscriber, having fully prepared and re-.
a plenished his we'll known Hotel, rcncwedly so
ilcits the patronage of his friends aud the public.
MS tables VIII always he supplied with the best the
season affords; and whilst no effort will be shared
TO give entire satisfaction, his terms will be found
so moderate as to command attention from resi-
furnished suites of apartments and single rooms
ready Tor immediate occupation. Those who wish
ocalt. For persons having business with the De
Partnents the loca ton OF the Hotel is most conye-
hient. Foreigners viii find their language spoken
at thls house, and their comforts strictly consider
eu. Parties accommodated with refreshments of
all kinds at the shortest notice. Dinners sent TO all
p"yts OF tne city as usual. l.. GALABRUN.
W~AsHlNGToN City, JULY 2--2m
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W-Aa eminet physician, in one of the valuable
WorKs ne mas published, says: "The doctrine of
!hc absorption of medical substances in TO the bloc
: now generally received. for ii is apable of phy.i.
oiog'0a'; chemical and thcrapeutical demonstra.
uon, 1t is by its immediate operation on the vi.
tai stream that Sands Sarsapariua has pc. formed
sIen astonishing cures of ulocrous. eruptive and
S%"I y diseases, and a host of other maladies of
which Injected blood is the fountain. The deter.
gem elenents OF this extraordinary preparation
arc transmitted through the communication be.
.mecn inc digestive apparatus and the veins into
the circulation. and thereby its ncutralizine aud
purnying proPensities expel all that is foreign to
a. composition OF healthy blood. The rapidity
win which the various indications Of disease are
removed by this medicine, aud its uniform sue
cess, are established by a multitude of attostcd
For further particulars and conclusive evidence
o @h iJ superior value and efficacy, see pamphlets,
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail by A Y
Y L. SANDs, Wholesale Druggists. 10 Fulton ST.,
Hew YORK. Sold also by CHARLES IL. HEINITSH,
agent, Portsmouth, and Nj. A. SANros, Nor folk.
rrlce 81 per bottle 6 bottles for SIS.
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RooKs $ just received and for sale at New Yorl

ID prices '"N
History of the Later Roman Commonwealb
from the end of the Second Pun:c War TO tbe deatb
OF jnins Cesar and of the reign of Augustus !.
price So 25.
Animal Magnetism or Psycondunamy, bv The
ris--price 8 1925.
DEPOSITORY Lectures on st. Paul's EpistIe to the
accommodating an attempt to apply the Amos
tie's Argument respecting the errors on the sinh.
Jcct OF the Mediation of Christ at Collosse, 10 the
present circumstances Of the Church, bv Daniel
bl:hop OF Calcutta, and Metropolitan Of India
twenty four years in the Argentine Republic
embracing ITS Civil and Military History, and ar,
account OF its political condition, before and dnr.
ing the administration OF Governor Rosas; his coursc
OF policy, the causes and character of his intcrCe.
renee with the Government OF Montevideo. and
the circumstances which led TO the interposition Of
England and France, by Col. J. Anthony King"
Life of Martin Luther, gathered from his own
writing, by Nj. Michclet-price rs cents.
no. ~ APpleton,s Literary Miscellany.
nc [eopie' oy NJ. m~uhelct-pricc 80 cents.
jury WI IT. LODGES & ca
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oncs.hut street, between 81 and 9TH, Philtdcl.
phia.-Ihc subscriber having purcbas ed of 80
hcss's Sa.ndersons the lease. furniture, and fix
lures OF TINS popular and central Hotel, desires To
Inform, ms friends and the public that it will he re.
openca Tor their reception on the list day of Jnlv
next, having been, during thc.rccess, greatly en-,
"a 80 tnoroushly renovated and furnishcd.-
There has been added a very large aud convcnicnt
Dlnihg saloon for gentlemen, a private Ordinary
Tor iaGlcs' several new Par.ors and commodiou.
Cha'nbers, with other important Improvement
wlich VIII greatly conducc to the comfort and con.
vcnicncc of visitors.
me catering aud culinary departments will be
exclusively under The control Of Mr.. JiSIES NJ
SANDE SON, whose ability to manage that nor.
uoh OF the establishment, it il we'll known, is ON
surpassed IN this country. The celebrated 1" Chef
dc Cuisine" Pellcticr is also retained, together with
4 numerous corps of capable and oblieinr assist
~h.L; ana me undersigned pledges himself that
nOthlng snail be wanting on his part TO make tho
= f!ank!n' the ne plus Ultra'' of comfort, con-
venlGnce and good eating.
July y DANIEL, x MINOR
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SANTA EE.

oAA ~ ~
Mr.. Bent gives some interesting news from
Mexico. whence he has just arrived at St. Lonis.
When he was at Santa Fe, nothing was known
OF the waIlike movements on the part of Mexico
and The United States-nothing of the battles on
the Rio Grande-and of course no hostile demon
STATIONS were making in New Mexico, against
our traders or citizens. In conversation with
ArmJo, the cOmmandant of New Mexico, he did
learn that Zen. Urea, was on his route TO Santa
Fe, with a iurce of from three to five thousand
men, gathered in Sonora, Zaccatecas and Duran
GO.
The object OF this expedition was not stated, is
known by Gov. Armijo, but there can be little
doubt that the presence Of Gov. Urea there, at
such a time, was the result of his orders from the
Mexican government, and with an intention to
resist any invasion from this quarter. There
were only $50 troops in Santa Fe al the time of
Mr.. Bent's departure.
Mr.. Howard, the gentleman despatched by Co.
vernment on a special mission to New Mexico.
was met on the 10th, at the crossing of the Ar
kansas, with his pack mules broken down. He
had. however,, despatched two men as AN express
TO Santa Fe, on Fresh mules, and they were ex-
pected to reach there in nine days. From thence
they were TO return to the foot OF the Taos noun
tains, where Mr.. Howard was 10 await their COM
ing.
The trade in New Mexico was dull. nor wa,
IT likely To be better during the present year
The company of which Mr.. Bent is the head
has been engaged In a prosperous years business.
ArchIleia, the former commander of New NJ,y-
leo. died on the 23d of May, at Santa Fe.
MI. Bent estimates the population of New
Mexico, at between thirty and forty thousand. If
whom $4,000 reside east and north of the Rio
del Nurte.
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GREAT preparations have been made nj the
~ New York Boot and Shoe Store, and we are
now opening a large and handsome assortment If
summer Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c, and we are
selling them agrccnbly to the present Hard Times /;
80 piesse give us a 9all before you buy elsrwhcre
Just received and for sale at the New York Root
and Shoe Store, DIV
I2O pairs Guodnoo's Ii rht Bootccs
100 do do heavy do
200 DO light Summer Boots
% do Gents Cloth and Prunella Caters
loo do Womcn's Calf Slippers, cheap.
tees, at 81 cts. w"
The Misses and Boys can now be supplied with
any thing in orr line. Call at tie New York Boot
and Shoe Store, next to the Farmers Bank. Main =
July j. II. GREGORY.
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- Learning, being an cpitomc II tho Sr,s LII
Sciences; designated for the usc Of Schools-pricc
25 cents. P
The Select Reader, or Union No. 6; DESIGNED for
the Higher Glasses in Academies and schools by
Oliver Angel, a. M.-pricc Sc! cents. y
a supply Of the above received and for s,ln nv
July w. RI. IT. HODGES & co.
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NXLHARF BUILDING. PILE nRIlINc

WHARF BUILDING, PILE DRIVING
w BRIDGE BUILDING, &c.-The undcrsi~ncd
begS leave most respectfully to infor.r the public
at large, that he has prepared himself TO execute
tnc above work in all its branches, and hopes by
referring to the following gentlemen, will be a
SUFFICIENT guarantee OF his capabl!ity, and tina, ON
the completion of the work that NAV be entrusted
to him, may further recommend him to the public
WI. II. HOWE.
Refer to Jno. Cow?cr, Esq, DR.. N G. Whit.
head, Thos. Newton, Esq, Ge,. Mcintosh, Esq.
P.S. Any orders left At the Yard of j. G. Col.
ley, Esq viii be promptly attended to.
June 30-6t w p IT
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WASHINGTnN-

NoTICE,-On aud after the 18th instant. the
IN Steamer OSCEOJA will take Passen gers from
Norfolk 10 Washington for 81 90, Meals Included
And from Norfolk 10 Baltimore via Washington
ior. IS. So. JAMES MITCHELL.
June ~ Mstter.
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MARRIED,

ser hursday afternoon, by the Rcv'd. ID Ro,
ds55 ~. Q. Navy, to Miss ELIZA A. r. DEvIsoy
S-snsero OF the late Henry Dcoison, US. Nav
THE Members of the v M { : eo.jo,.s---
dovS Foo TO meet at their Hall on This '(Sstnr-
Is yeoncs ,nn,n g at eight o'clock. A full ATTENDANCE
BY Order. 49,
July ~ VIM EDWARDS,
Secretary.
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A TTENTION PORTSMOUTH LIGHT
"A ARTILLERY BLUES.-Yoa are hereby mott
fled to attend a Called Meeting of the Company OF
EVENING, July 18th, OF carly
candle-light in the Town Hall.
Every member is expected to be present, as tn,
election OF Officers and other important business.
will be before the meeting.
By order of tho C3mLany.
July 9 p. JORDAN, Secretary Pro Tenn.