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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

This extract of Sarsapara has been expressly prepared in
reference to female complaints No female who has
to she approaching that critical PERIOD THE turn
OF life, should neglect to take it, is cean preventive
for of the horrible diseases to which females
subject at this time of e This period may be delayed
for several by using this medicine. Morris less vaua
bic those who approaching womanhood it cal
culaed to assist nature by quckenng the blood and nvgOr
ang the system Indeed this medicine is invaluable for all
the DELICATE diseases to which subject 1t braces
the whole system permanently the natural energies
by removing the impurities OF the body not far stmula
ting to produce subsequent relaxation, whch the case of
most medicines taken for female weakness and disease By
using few bottles of this medicine many aad painful
surgical operations may be prevented.
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WASHINGTON FOUNTAIN No, l-,,AIeets every Saturday
Tchounitoulas street 0fesrsP. II. Willard, B; Wms
NJ Deacon. z B O. J. Fyfe A z B; p. Q. Randall S J.
Cooper s ~ J. Springbett, g r. Bein. a G f. Jour
dan, w; a. Childs o w L. W. Lyons, z T D.
ORbEkss FouSrA1N No. 2-Meefs every Thursday eve
ningat7 &c n the Hall Of PELICAN Division 9geers5
A. 2. Young. u b ID. Young, II b w. A. Hal, A II
3 H. J. Labatt : w, ". PHELPS, a 5; w, A. Young, G:
d Melafen, "A G. NJ. L. WEIGH w. ]. J. Lutg, 0 w
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at Friendship Hail. ChaItTeS street on ~ n "a
Tiarch H. Thomas, Jr., NJ EG H P; G. Hooper, n
r w G Sen'r Warden; II. P. Andrews, r We y
Junior Warden; H. w. 0lmSted, R w G Scribe; S. w.
Kirkland r w q Treaannar
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From Yucatan.

from YuCdI2n.
The Arco IRIS of the 3lst ult, has received adj
vices from Merida to the 22d ult.-from which we
translate for the Crescent the following:
"On the 10th, the Governor of the State received
the communication of the Government of Mexico,
offering to send force to the assistance of Yucatan.
" From the town of Clan, district of Motul, the
The Indians occupied the town--burnt some houses,
and then left when the troops retired.
:" In Iicul, in Cachulchea, Sacalum, Tecoli,
HUH, and other places there had been numerous
actions between the whites and savages, in most of
which the Indians were defeated.
The indians are concentrating their forces
around lzama and Ticul two very important points,
of which they wish to possess themselves. There
is in each sufficient force to resist them and the
making salhes to destroy the entertainments of the
Indians, and frequently beating them BY the last
dates which the Boletin publishes, we perceive tn at
the city of lzamal is seriously menaced,
The Botetm of the 18th, says that the number
of persons from the INTERIOR who have taken refuge
in the capital since the loss of Mani, is about ten
thousand Many are lodged in the public buildings
which have been devoted to this service"
The same paper, of the 18th, says that the Indians
are evidently becoming less confident, as they have
again offered to treat A letter from Campeachy
dated the 24th of May, says:
"Izamal and Tcul still hold out, but in my opin-
ion, must at last be evacuated The Indians of Mani
and Teabo have burned several haciendas near
Tecoh. Although the public spirit is becoming
somewhat more animated in Merida, many families
have left for Havana, Tabasco, Laguna, and this
city. 1t is understood here that some towns in the
State of Chiapas NIexco) have endeavored to
revolt; some of those of Tabasco are also con-
cerned.''
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The Flag of the Rifles.

The subjoined correspondence between Gen.
Smith and some of the fair ladies of our city will
no doubt be read with interest. Our correspondent
- Chaparral,' in describing the ceremony of pre-
senting the banner to the gallant Regiment for
which it was intended, alluded to this correspond
ence but at that time we did not remember the
circumstances OF the case. The banner ordered
by the ladies', and made in Puebla according to
their directions, was nobly sustained through the
whole campaign, until at last it waved triumph
antly over Mexico itself When presented to the
Rifle Regiment, on the eve of Gen. Smiths depar-
ture for Vera Cruz, it was, to his own express
sion, perfectly riddled with bullets, which it had
received while being borne onward against the
foe. Chaparral furnishes us the correspondence.
New ORLEANS. Feb. 9th. 1S4s.
IenfrGt-On behalf OF those ladies OF New Orleans,
whose names are subscribed the accompanying list have
the pleasure to remit to you the Of two HUNDRED and
made at Pqebia IN Mexico Tor the Regiment OF Mounted
The ladies desire that the flag should be presented by you
in their name to that gallant Regiment, which from its
the Monez umas,' has been foremost in every battle
tanning by the vaor and sacrifices OF its officers and men, the
TO General those ladies of your city desire express
Their admiration OF your brilliant achievements, and in com
ward to early when you may to the bosom
OF yon5 family and receive the sincere congratulations of
have the honor to subscribe myself &C..
NJ. AMELIA WALTON.
To Brig. Gen. Persifor F. Smith, U. S. A.
CITY OF MEXICO, May 27th. ls48.
Mrs. NJ. AMELIA WALTON:
JMadqm-On the part of the Regiment of Mounted Rifle
have the honor to express to and to the other
ladies m whose name you present colo deep sense
OF the distinction you have conferred upon
To deserve well of country, has been constant aim;
it appreciation our highest reward but when that reward
comes as this enhanced by the virtue beauty and worth of
its givers, we fear overpaid.
In promising diminish this debt and to do honor to your
gift hereafter with how much pride do point the past
guarantee and you that when again coos
wave in battle field the blood of bodest and best
shall be poured out freely to keep them foremost in the fight
For your kind wishes to myself. accept my sncerest
thanks and for myself and comrades my that
will never forget either this gift or its givers.
With the highest respect. your obd't seryt
PERsIFoR F. SMITH,
Colonel Regimen of Mounted Ritiemen,
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HE CRoPs.-We cannot, says the Planters
Banner of the LIST inst, say the prospects of the
cane crop are very fattering. There is general
backwardness of the rattoon, and in some places
species of caterpillar is doing great damage. Corn
is now beginning to tassel, but will not be an
average crop.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-08

CIRcUs;-Mr. G. IL. Eaton, agent of Stone e.,
McCollum's circus, created quite a sensation YES
terday he came dashing through the streets with
his splendid &c four in hand' John W. smith
principal manager of the same establishment is
also at present in city looking as large as life
and twice as natural Eaton, if ANYTHING. is
more so.-Louisrile Courier I'd inst
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FAST BoAT.-We thank the officers of the steam
boat Alhambra for late papers--sx days from Gin
cinnati. This is fast travelling.
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Virginia, Capt. Spinney, will leave this morning
at lQ. O'Clock, with government stores, for Vera
Cruz. The steamer Hetzell is expected to leave
this evening for the same destination.
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tenon parties which intention seemed to be that the
vessel should be the risk of insurers from the time the con-
tract was made durngthe whole of the described,
only entered the ports DESIGNATED the policy. The su
while the vessel the port Of Havana the policy should
h sGa read to the per. Of Haoana and At and from
1hence which the wording of the policy 1t will be
that the absence OF the little word before the
ton and in the policy declaration the opinion OF our
Supreme Cout suspended the risk from the moment the
schooner came to anchor in Havana.
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THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 8, 1s4e.

Law OF INsURANeE.-We publish to-day, COM
mencng ON the first page, the decision of the Su-
preme Court in the case of Bradley y Co. vs. The
Nashville Insurance Co., together with short
commentary upon the case, the opinion OF the Su-
preme Court, and the laws of insurance. BY the
cases we have cited it will be that the high
est authorities of Europe and America are at vari-
ance with the Supreme Court Oh the construction
of contracts.of insurance. Our article has been in
type several days, but crowded from the columns by
a press Of Mexican and foreign news.
The AMERICAN STAR.-This excellent journal
was to have terminated its publication on the Both
ult In taking leave of the Star we cannot say
that we feel regret, for we know that with the
clusion of the sojoum of our army in Mexico, also
ends the mission of the Star and the duties and
labors of its efficient editor. Mr.. Peoples may
truly be said to have been the pioneer and the re-
preventative Of the American press in Mexico, and
as such has always fulfilled his post by always
furnishing the latest and most authentic intel-
gence from the seat of war, and laying before the
public, Immediately upon their performance, the
record of the brilliant deeds which will make the
history of the Mexican war immortal We have
previously, we believe, given brief summary Of
Mr. Peoples course in Mexico, that it is unneces
he Notwithstanding in company with others,
sometimes independently in each Of
the cities Of Matamoros, Tampico, Vera Cruz,
Jalapa, Puebla, and Mexico-the existence of some
of which has continued through the war.
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AUCTION SALE-Ihis Day-Beard, Calhoun &
Co. sell this day, at IL O'Clock, at Banks Arcade
Valuable Girod street Property.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-08

A PIGTURE.-We saw portrait of Gen. Andrew
Jackson. from the pencil of T. J. Odell, from Nash
vile, Tenn. The likeness is the last that was ia
ken fom life, and reflects the highest honor upon
the artist in both branches of his art. The like
ness perfect while the coloring is lively and
life-like to charm. 1t is now offered for SALE
See advertisement
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Eds. Crescent-Whlst most cordially in opinion
with the Bee of yesterday that betting elections is de-
morazng be- the Editor Of that paper says
as much gambling faro table, and that both are
prohibited by law in this State must beg leave to differ
with him to the law and moral Of hors racing Horse
racing placed by the statutes of Louisiana the cate
CORY with gambling at faro elections has the leg
stature of State forbid by any penal enactment On
the contrary authorized by law The legislature of this
state has wisely Disseminated between the nora effect OF
the noble and time honoed sports of the Turf and the dan
gerous and degrading occupation of gambling faro
elections The latter penal Offences and should, for
one be pleased to the valuable suggestions of the Bee
carried out against Them and hope the Attorney General of
the state land the District Attorneys will vigorously enforce
what he has informed the Editor of the Bee he intends
to do But the former within the jurisdiction of
the one nor deserves be caed with illegal and pencious
customs, by the other. CENc1
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The RACEs-Odkland Course-The Louisville
Journal Of the LIST inst. says: 'sThe number of
horses now upon the ground and the hourly arrivals
at Oakland, give token of spirited and brilliant
meeting during the coming week. 1t may, in truth,
be compared to similar event at NewOrleans.
where the picked cracks are certain to meet each
other after their victories in certain quarters which,
of course, adds to the interest of the sport On the
occasion of the coming meeting, none but the very
best and the tried ones will come together"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-08

The citizens of Opelousas, Vermilionyille
ana d. Martinsville, held public meeting on the
Scs u', 10 take into consideration the expediency
u auopsifg measures for the construction of rail-
road from Washington to New Iberia.
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POLICE JURoRs.-Messrs Martin Says, C.. Mo.
reau, Jr., Zenon st. Roman, DR.. Branch, and Jas
E. Howard, have been elected Police Jurors for the
parish of Avoyelles
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o. Edward Stanley, of N. c., has resign
ed his office of Attorney General of the State, and
accepted nomination of Representative in the
State Legislature
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to. To Travelers.-We have in store fine lot of
LEATHER DRESSING CASES, of American manufacture to
which attention. They unsurpassed for compact
and
CAMP CASESKn, fork and in neat cases. for the pocket
DRAM cup and bo good cases for the pocket
COMBS and BRUSHES of all kinds.
PERFUMERY of all kinds
CRAvATS, STOCKS and SCARFS.
SUSPENDERS and SHOULDER BRACES
DRAWERS and UNDERSTANDS;
MONEY BELTS and PURSES;
KNIVES and RAZORS;
GOLD PENS and PENCILS;
UMBRELLAS and CANES;
GLOVES and HANDKERCHlEFS;
STRIPED LINEN AND COTTON TRAVELLING SHIRTS
NAUTILUS LIFE PRESERVERS;
FINE LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS, fourteen all made
OF the best Materials the best manner
NE PLUS ULTRAS the of Portable Writing Cases.
We constantly receiving additions almost endless variety
beautiful Fancy Articles for PR ESENTS.
GUINNESS g. BUSH,
Dealers Fancy and Toilet Articles,
my2S lm2dp 10 CAMP STREET.
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N. y. CUSTOM HousE.-Exportation (coastwise)
Tor the year lS47, S4,553.s50. To foreign coun-
tries, $lo,6s7, 1926. Expectations (coastwise) for
the year 1913, $5,417,o29. To foreign countries.
SS413.23O
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% The Natchitoches District Court commenced
its session on Monday.
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O- To the officers of the James L. Day we are
obliged for Mobile papers.
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% Major Graham, bearer of dispatches, arrived
here yesterday; also Major Dashiel.
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Conclusive Proof-The proprietor of
Ri lines, SYRIIP

great remedy Dysentery Complaint OF Children
authorized Agents all refund the purchase money when
should produce and thousand bot
as thirteen MONTHS single bottle has been
turned. EY- Wholesale Depot at u CAMP STREET.
d. HANSBR OUCH.
~ Sold by WELD & CO, MEAD g. sCoVIL, SlCKLES e.
Co, II U. KENNEDY, N. JARVIS g. co. je8 Ct
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sands,s Clothing Emporium.

Richard Sands grateful for past favors, would re-
spectuy public Fashionable Clothing
Furnishing Store 90 POYDRAS, Tchouptouas
NJ B. Gentlemen arriving the will find their interest
to call and examine for themselves. apps
~ To Purchasers of Clothing-Cal at ALFRED
MUNROE g. co.'s One Price Store, No. 81 Magazine street.
found the Goods New
and tunitor
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MOST EXTRAORDINARY WORK.


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from the best and celebrated manufactoes sne
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fine Gold Silver Gases of the most appfose assortment
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Ladies and GentIemen's Fine Gold GU ARD oii1-
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Ladies FashionabIe BROOCHES great variety SCER
Diamond. Ruby Garnet Pearl. and Plain Gold rit'0'
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To- Particular attention given to hEf htf ,rorkmen
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CLOTHINGCLOTHING.
arrpED HTNROE q CO., No. "a Magazine street.
fg-To THEIR CUsToMERs: S
(We To mot keep Store open on SuRddys.)
yUyIiOSE of our customers who unable to call dunng
the day will find in the evening until half
a If article purchased in the evening does
pa move satisfactory may be returned and the money will
refunded Alr NIL NJ fsnWA q ~,
apps 2ptf NO. "a magazine street.
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w writing-Messrs. DOLBEAR, Nos. Is c.

eV Writing-Messrs DOLBEAR, Nos. Is Camp and
go Chartres Streets will keep their FLIRTING ~
II CADEMY open during the entire and lNxn
fall, that pupils short be well fitted 49, &4
to fill the profitable situations N-E
sS5- al pupils desired attend until they
bold and rapid business style. Hours A.
NJ nd o 6, and % P. M.
Cw DOLBEAR'S GOLD PENS for sale. my8
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there most deplorabe treaty had been entered into be
the whites and the Indians but the latter
obtained some slight advantage they recommended host-
ties and the whites have noohope left but to subdue
them or leave the country In Merida there sixty
thousand many, indeed. that the Governor had
issued orders to all the househoder admit many of the
fugitives into their dwellings they would hold party
of the ars and the weather. had determined repair
the and take shipping out of the country but the
Governor forbid saying that they should remain there and
assist in protecting the defenceless families.
The writer of the letter. of which the above is the sub
stance there middlng class in the country who
do not take sides with either through fear but if small
party of foreigners would land in the country and embrace
the of the whites they would rally around them and
with the aid of the whites who would be terminated
could be raised that would put down the
savages That force have in the city of Mexico and
they will be the road for the coast not
good intentions be thwaed for the want of Transportation
it is all they ask.
word two this subject and will have done.
The young who compose this command for Yucatan
of the best character They number than half
mechanics and aizans The low thieves who have follow
ed the have been excudedand this has been easily
compshed by the numbers offering. If those who go like
the country will remain there to improve the
chanic arts cultivate the SOIL and by their presence give
curity and stability to Yucatan.
O'CLOCK, P. M.-The diligence is in from Queretaro
but left early the morning of the 2th brings moth
ing of importance. The Commissioners had the man in
the play says, been well disposed" That all find in
the letter before 1t thought that the racatons
would be exchanged to-day.
Enclosed will find copy of the correspondence be-
tween Mrs Walton behalf of certain ladies of New Or
leans and Gen. P F. Smith, relative the flag which they
gave the Mounted Rifles That corps proud of the honors
and wear them well. 1t is just tribute from beauty
brave and deserving regiment raised In the
words of Scott they and their banner have been bathed
blood and come out STEEL - CHkpARRAL.
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ROOM TO REM.
A LARGE. AIRY PLEASANT Ro3M TO a Rent "A
N low for the season, suitable io sene- MI
man and his wife or two three single gentlemen 80
Apply al 10 123 Julia street. Je"
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BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS:-239
ID cases landing from ship Suffolk and bark -S
ie6 81 ''' 'a r. G. HOBBS, u Customhouse street
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ShAA1h11aIlS.
AT EASTERN PRICES. at the Commission CAR
IA RAGE REPOSITORY, No. Go JETR y
ST. CIiaRLES street opposite the Com CsayA Jy
Te 1sasISs aana aRd eoRdR
AGES of the latest styles direct from the manulacoGes
COACHES, ROCKAWAYS, BAROUCllEs, BUG
GEES &C.. &C.. for STYLE finish price equal TO any IN
market Customers invited call and for themselves
JET 6m Ii. s. SMITH, 6 st. Charles ST.
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WESTERN Rail ROAD.
r1rr lpp 4NGEAtENr


Commencing Friday, Sept. l, 1913,
PASSENGER TRAINS will run daily, Sundays except
ed, as foliows;-
Boston, IA. NJ, sA. M, and 4PM
Worcester, 81 A. NJ, A. and 80 T. NJ.
Albany, A. NJ, and p NJ.
Springfield, ST M. an II NJ. for Albany.
Springfield, ST A. NJ, and 1t p NJ, Tor tbs arrival
of The train from New York; or Worcester and Boston,
DAY LINE TO NEW YORK-Uia Spring field
The Steamboat train leaving Boston at Nm and Wor
ceser at 81 AM, will not stop Way Stations unless
take passengers for Springfield beyond Passengers pro-
coed directly by way Of Hartford and New Haven, and
arrive in New York by 5 P. NJ.
Returning, leaves New York at A. NJ and arrives ST
Worcester at 4 p. NJ.
FOR ALBANY AND TROY,
Leave Boston at A. M, Worcester 10 A NJ and arrive
Albany 81 Nor leave Boston at M, Worcester
50 NJ lodge in Spnafed; leave 81 next morning
and arrive in Albany at |! P. M.
The trains for Trey leave the arrival of the trains
at Gresnbush
The trains for Buffalo leave Albany at A. NJ. PM.
The trains ofthe Pitts6ed and North Adams Rail Road
connect at Pits6eld.
The Housatonic Rail Rosd connects the State line
The trains for northampton and Greenfield connect al
Springfield and passengers proceed by Stage to Brate,
boro', Windsor, Bellows Falls, Hanover, Haverhi &c.
Stages run from Charlton to standardization West
Brookfed to Ware Enfield, New BraHtree and Hardwich
from Palmer to Three Rivers, Belchertown. Amherst
Ware and Monson. HENRY GRAY,
Agent Western Railroad.