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BALTIMORE, March %, l84S.
The Steamers neos-Cotton Factory Destroyed-
temperance Haii-1he Rev. Mr. Fisk-Ihe
IYb;o Eerer Gc


The Steamers ne,os-Cotton Factory Destroyed
TEMPERANCE Haii-Ihe Rer. Mr. Fsk-Ihe
Whig Fersr, &c.
Our city is on the q,ti rice for the Caledonia's
news, though the probability is that she will not
arrive before the middle of the week, as she
has had to encounter the equinoctial, besides
being the slowest boat of the Cunard line.
learn that Walkers extensive cotton factory,
on the BrandywIne, near Wilmington, Della
ware, was totally destroyed by fire yesterday
afternoon.
The Sons of Temperance have commenced
the erection of their famous temple, on Gay
street, which promises to be one of the hand
somest buildings In the city. 1t Is to contain
some twelve or fourteen division rooms, besides
a spacious halt the whole length of the building,
which is to be 80 feet deep, by AZ in width.
The Rev Theopholis Fisk has again assumed
the mantle of the "Apostle of Universal Saliva
uon," and is pouring out his glitterlng eloquence
on the heads of the devoted people with an ardor
equal TO that of Mr.. Maffit.
The Germans of this city have held pre mi
nary sympathetic meeting relative to the revolu-
ton IN France, and should the next news bring
glad tidings OF success, there will be glorious
demonstration in our city.
The wing fever that has pervaded in this city
for several days, has been Gained by the address
of the central committee, and the " no party"
Taylor men, are among the missing
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Cleared.
Stsam,hps-Cambria, (Br) Harrison Liverpool, Cunsrd
Jr Northcmer Budi Charleston Spofod, Tileston K Co
Ship-E n HaIt,hom, Liverpool, Zeresa Co:
BarksIGustan Wssa, (swl Clare HotsIdam, w Wsisser
'1h5 5sIdI: sr sa%pon = JGnn NJ Tss:c1ts
PHyler Anderson, Mobile Eagle; Matgorda Purchase
Matsgorda, Texas Detroit. Gilchrst, York River Va.
Sch,TFlores. Thomas, Savannah. McCready & Co;
Nspmahel Cooper. Georgetown. sc. X POST; q L Scu
NC; Frances Helen, Leeds. do; Panama. Davis Rshmond
Greenway, Couch, do; New Reguus Smith, Bltmore; CT.
csro Baker Alex ndra Sc; Geo Washington Thorn Pha
lphia; = Smith, Hanlin dos VIM Henry, May, do; Mary
Clark Smaley, Salem; Nickerson, Nickerson. Boston,
Lewis, Crowell. do; l. Lowell, do.
5oops-Tccumseh Fowler Boston; Arion, Miller do; Mi
arne Skdmore. Hartford; eliza, Jackson, do.
Arrived.
Packet ship silve DE- erase Rich, Havre and Dartmouth
Ship Marmon Freeman Liverpool Feb II, with mdse &C.
Sid III with hps Woedside, Elisha Deuuisop, and John
Ravenel for New York March 49, lat 48 co. lon &c passed
iceberg the only fell in with Feb 30 Charles TELL
seaman native Of England washed o,eboard and lost
3yl storage passengers
British ship Unicorn. Morell Araoshat Ms with 100 cha
irons coal, 10 The Cunard line of steamers.
Bark David Godfroy, -, Palermo.
Schr Thomas Fenner, Nickerson Philadelphia.
2barks Q briggs unknown.
Sailed.
Steamships Cambria, Liverpool; Northemer, Charleston.
The packet ship Wellington is still anchor wv Spit.
Also, bark H Douglass.
The ship Eliza for Liverpool is anchor in the North
River.
March 25h-The Wind during the day he's been all around
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LOUIS PHILIPPs.--In Philadepha, an old
house has Just been torn down to make room for
a new one IL IL the same house occupied by Louis
Philippe many years ago. in the days Of his
obscurity. When Louis Philippe in Boston with
Taeyrand, they boarded In house that stood where
sell every morning, at the old Ceatinei offs Con-
gress street. Spears building to read the papers, and
get the latest alton In the political word-BoaoN
TSonscripf, Aarck %,
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Political Intelligenc.

LOUISIANA The Legislature Of Louisiana was to ad-
journ on tho 18th inst
Nsw YoRK CITY DELEGATES TO THE WHIo NATIONAL
CONVENTION AT PHILADELrHIA Samuel ). Wycoh has
been appointed the wing national convention from the
Sd congressional district Tin this city,
Mn CLAY IN PITTSBURGH. PA-Mr Clay was TO
csye the city authorities of Pttsburg the 21d
on the 2sd he was visit Allegheny City, and the
Gath receive the ladies OF both cities.
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APPOINTMENTS BY The PRESIDENT onsuis of
the United Stafes-James Mcdowell, of VIrg n ia,
for Belfast In Ireland in the place OF Thomas Hyatt,
declined. T. w. Benin, of Kentucky, for Messins, in
Sicily in the plsoe of Sherwood deceased .aornsys
of the United States Joseph A. =. Ackln,
for the northern district of Alabama Richard NJ Gaines,
for the southern district of Mississippi Henry w.
McCorry for the western district OF tennessee James
& Green for the district of New Jersey. Henry II.
Jackson for the dist riot Of Georgia Thomas c. Lyon,
for the eastern district of Tennessee Morshal Of the
United States, yedPpofned Robert Chester for the
western district Of Tennessee.
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The negro who murdered young Ferguson was hung
at Louisville, KY, Friday last. He appeared to be
entirely resigned to his fate large concourse Of peo
Die was in sttsn dance to witness the execution,
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ARRIVAL OF RACE HoRsrs Col VIM n. Johnson, Of
Virginia arrived here Yesterday, with his stable OF
lotes .1uR..iSs az Revenue ani Ora ", which are 60
gagged in ths match 20 he over the Bin
gauan course Tuesday and Wednesday OF next
week They said to be in excellent condition Mr.
the rivals the above named also spoken OF as
being In perfect order Both parties will be IT the bin
gamsn course in day or two, when our citizens iond
Of the excitement may have opportunity OF seeing
them take their exercise preparatory to the events
in which they are engaged Crescent, Msrch II.
GOODNESS AND Coop FoRrUNE.-On Friday
last at sale of plants at auction in the
Arcade, General r. N Waul, of Missis-
Bippi, while under the pressure of q large crowd
OF people felt the particularly In the
gon Of his pocket book which he after discovered
had bsen taken from him by some pickpocket The
pocket book contained q large amount Of money With
out being dscoscerted generally the case the &C.
neral walked quietly without any outcry to the door
prevent egress from the He then addressed the
present would aid him in detecting tho thief general
search proposed which readily assented to by
the shouts Of those present. As this operation
about to begin gentleman present the waving and
agitation Of larg. plant, though bird had just
aghted upon slender bough. Upon examination the
bird was found be the identical pocket book which
had bsen lss,the rogue who stole 1t, no doubt finding
1t like hot potato hard to hold took this or
lieving himself Of his i'll gotten treasure The General
then informed the that the pocket book was
unrihed Of any Of its contents and thanked them for
the ready in which they had ssssnted to tho
"sssrchng operation - closing with the remark that NO
crowd could be found where Q mbnation OF honest
would not triumph over, and detect tho rogues.-
N. 0. Pic March l2fh
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m.sRirlhfE MTELLIaRIyOK.
Port or New York, March 26, Is4S.

SUN RISES SO MOON RISES ......... -
SUN SETS. IS t8 HIGH WATER ........ "a
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MEDICAL CARD.
soUTHEBN IM5EIDIoAL OFFICE,

-, =, 49, NO. 10 .CHROJNDELET ST.
" The fUbIlC.-Nlne years permanently located in
bar system of treatment for Syphtic Mercuria and AN
chronic complaints has met with during that fully
and sonndly established our reputation.
The Southern Midical Office, No 10 Caroadelet STRAIT
established in 1910, for the of all Chronic affections a.
with few exceptions known to all the only Object ri II q
ncted with any OF those private diseases which are unou
naey so prevalent they consult with certainty and
guarantee of cure.
TO those especially who from mmoderate use of Met,
curry malpractice or Secondary Syphilis (causing Nodes ON
Ine p0nes, nocturnal Rheumatism itching the chest
6otches on the skin ulcers in the throat general debility
nave ruined their constitution, recommend TO call upOn
Us tor we are confident that the prompt and permanent
e they VIII derive from the active effects of our treatment
profess. s "'''|
Wedonot boast of making rapid and hasty cures bnt nv
satisfaction to perform thorough and radical ones in as
snort aspace OF time II possibly be done with adysn
tage and safety to the patient
we VIII not here through newspaper medium enter IN
any elaborate remarks regarding veneea affections Ii is
ana poor matnmOnla and snge all will observe is
any person acted with complain Of that nature cam II
class MS peculiar case with Of those that describe ~
Csase) Oy calling at our office will give him free #
aIchaTgeS what explanation advice he may desire
lLOtten happens that an timed of shame or drs
Otdscovey deers patient from applying to those who fo
education and Iespectabity, befiend him DELAYING
treatment m all the constitutional symptoms of this hOTr
disease make their appearance " ~ nun u
10 SUCH the doctor pledges himself 10 preseva the ~
YlOaDe secrecy and from his extensive practice nd
hence ne can confidently recommend safe and speedy cue
Office No - CaroHdelet street between Canal and Can
mon sign OF the Marble Escuapian Statue Private en-
trance, rst door to the right of No rs in Caropdet t
FVate egre both inCommon and CarOndeetss rnyI6 pm
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OFFIOE.

No. 50 GQSTQ.WHOQSE STREET NJ O.
INVALUABLE DISCOVERY-NO Paw PEoTrprr
a UNTIL CURE Is EFFECTED.-Private Disease cnir1
IN lew Gays by regular ply Stefan, without ppeJcBTv
SThef poisonous medicines at No. So CustOhOAse strsei
New Orleans, Louisiana. ''''
Dr MULLEN calls the attention Of those afflicted with
any OF the forms OF certain Disease to his general adye
sement IN another column The treatment adopted by HIM
mat when mas the approval of the most distinguished sur.
ge0ns Of PaTls, London and New York and IL unva,s
success has proved beyond doubt that permanent cne T
tne worst cases OF constitutional syphilis gOnOrrhpa r
lure eha cement OF the PROSTATE glands diseases
ny certain stsTy practice etc. ETC., can now be obi incl
70 mola oeItanty II application be made to those Whoss
ntegehce skill and experience be relied on Since DR.
eh opened IN this city all the many cases that have come
nueI " care nave been cured without single execution
oSlne " ulee were years standing One ca
VI ~ years old, has been cured to the surprise of n
ne gentleman (whose Tespectabity is knGwn TO
OF New OTeanr) is at hand and (by his IeruJ
G Gan oe referred TO- DR.: M s treatment of srtueis
hot khown South of New York His treatment of gono,
IhBa ana geet the perfect ever discovered IFS
safest and sueSt The patient takes no eOpa,y,
tuIpenhne or other nauseus doses but cure Is o.
IN one or two days without pain incon We niepc 40
the time named. ~ "'"iN
1hIProrEHcY-Houng Others who by sexual syneza
VI PohuIon, may have brought themselves any of II g
palnlu eohseqnences resulting from unrerained niT
VI me passions, such premature impOtency nyC
9ay seminal EMISSIONS general debility OF constni MAJ
ssJIahgement NAV consult Dr. Mullen with honorable on"
n6pence he offers them perfect The strictes see =
d. Mullen be consulted daily at his office No SIS I'm,
tomhouse street. BENJAMIN MITTJFN NJ n
u Remember No. 50 CuStOmhOuse street. iyI5 9sa
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LOUISIANA GRAND LODGE OF ANCIENT YoRE
ton at New Orleans on the ID Monday Of January &
9tffeers-Mp Fl Dudley "a w Grand Ma gs Fb
Coleman, " Senior Warden; Glsdin CORN, WIN
g Junier Warden; Daniel Blair, G Treasr; w. H.
e. %s4s D M IsfGf J. 4 ss taa TSe h''An
Lodges under the Jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge of L.
GE9ReE WASHINGTON Lopez, No. I1meets on the 1st
the CarOton Railroad Depot cor of BarOnne and Perdo
sr W G 9& 6ar E R.G Coleman WN lehman
Treasurer; T. J. Martin, s d; A. Wintercast, ] d.
Dudley LOPEZ, No. 2-meets in the city of Lafayette,
the Sd Monday Of each month"; the Odd Fellows Hail.
MesIan a "; MePe W P RRHfisy F F.
w A; Arms, seGy; W. McNamee, SD; J. c. Wingard,
WARREN LODGE No. 3-mees on the I'd Tuesday in each
month the CarroOn Railroad Depot cor of Ba1Onne
W. John Caibome W: u A fTsE sscv. ii d Bldd
Treas'r; n, Williamson. D. Joseph N. Bates d. j. A.
Stats, Tyler.
MARION LODGE No 4-meets on the 4th Tuesday of each
NOW NJ N Ps GSmm09 sdSF p ReynOf w
Vim stro9g sseasv Job9 o5n aSeI w
w. Richardson, S d c. Collins, id Alex Mclean, Tyler
THE CRESCENT Cry LoDeE, No. 5--meets on the LIST
road Depot. Q&eerS-W. Il. Howard, WIN; A. C. La.
bait Rstm3H + o. Harris ha.is s. JsPes Secretary
HIRAM Lopez, No. 6-meets the Sd Wednesday of
eaen month, No Is Common st 0tfeers-D G. BenbTOOk
james Farrely Secretary; - MoncasteT Treasurer Jos
Moss, ID; John SOuthwell. ID.
EUREKA Lopez, No. S-meets in Lafayette on the Ist
Wednesday of each month, Levee ST., near Jackson
Qttcers-A. j. Williams w NJ ]. s. Devices, s W ],
Denniger, w +. Kateyer Treasurer; J. B. Clements
Secretary; J. F. Thorpe, d s. NewbuTger, d J. Cu
bertson, Tyler.
ALPHA LODGE No s-meets on the LIST and 3D. Saturday
of each month in the Masonic Hall, Is Common st. ON
cerS-James Hartsock, w NJ w. H. Hutchings, s W;
= Trudean w; Theodore J. Martin. Secretary Joshua
Baldwin, Treasurer
ST. JOHN Lopez, No 9-meets the Sd Tuesday of
each month, at the Masonic Hail. corner of Baronne and
PeTdidO sts. Otfeers-J. NJ. Wisdom, w M ]. w Car
roll, s w; J. McRae, w; w. G. Kendall, Secretary n
j. Pegram, Treasurer; r. Coffman, ID.
HOLLAND CHAPTER, No. g, of ROYAL ~
ARCH MASONS-undeTt the immediate jursdic- - ~
ton of the General Grand Chapter for the United x
States-hod their monthly meetings the first w
Monday evening of each month, the Masonic Hall
the CarOOn Railroad Depot of BaTOnne and Per.
dido streets. Ocers-T H. Lewis P; d. Blair, Secy.
NEW ERA CHAPTER OF ROYAL ARCH MAsoNs-under
the immediate jurisdiction of the General Grand Chapter of
the United Statehod their monthly meetings the I'd
Monday evening Of each month, at the Masonic Hail.
the Carroton Railroad Depot of BarOnne and Peddo
sts.... Ofcers-John Gedge, p II. M. Summers, Secy
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Honsa Of Rafnae. .seoond Mnnioinalitu

CoMMss1oEERs-Joshua Baldwin, Pres't: A. D. Cross
man. James p FTeret, DR.. r. H. Graham, James Goding
John GoOdn, VIM. NJ Goodrich John Hail. j. A. Maybin,
L. Mathews, E. Macpherson DIR. Pcton, James saul
STARDIHG COMMITTEES Executive Committee Messrs.
J. A Maybin, James Saul, q. Macpherson. IHdeturiag
COmmittse-Messn j. w: M. PictOn. J. P. Freret, John
GOOdin. Committee Buildings and GrOHRds-1essrs
T.. Mathews, VIM. M. Goodrich, A. ID. CrOssman LIZ
dies C0EaMttee-MTs. McNair, Mrs. Stewart Mrs. Grs
wOld M Richardson and Mrs. Gardiner. SuPERINTEE
pENT- u. ]. Williams. ~. .SECRETARY = .. " Jonte
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ITO THOSE AFFTJENfTFth1 V ,e;;rv VI

Two THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAL DIS
EASES.-The reputation ofthe writer well estab.
shed that all that necessary say those who have be
unfortunate as to have contracted of those dread
t diseases known and called Secret Diseases any pei
OF their various forms, is that the writer, after sue
cessi1 practice OF twentySX years, confined strictly We
nereal Diseases and Diseases of the Blood Shaving teae
and relieved many hundreds who past all hope many
without receiving benet is enabled to offer posi-
lively safe certain and speedy Should any of the
unfortunately afflicted this short advertisement they
would do well to call at No So CUsTOMHOUsE STREET Le-
fore applying elsewhere and avail themselves of the benefits
OF the subscribers long and successful experience.
jyl5 I'm b. F. MULLEN, SIS Customhouse St
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TO PLANTERS, FAMILIES AND MERCHANTS,

Az ELAAN IEhS, + ANTILLES AND MERC6ANTSa
TOMSTQCK s. Co, Sc POYDR.4S STR EET, have
~ on hand the following Genuine Medicines, which every
family ought to be supplied with, viz:
HAYS IMMINENT warranted to any the Piles,
either Blind or Bleeding.
JEW DAVID s, or HEBREW PLASTER; where it is applied
pain cannot eXist-Pnce Ofthe genuine so per box
ness and all complaints of the Ear-PTce, 81 flask
LAN6LEYs GREAT WESTERN INDIAN REMEDY VII
cure any case OF Asthma Dyspepsia, Dahea, Cosyenes
Liver COmpa of, etc.
MoTHER's REMEF-fOr those ladies about becoming
Mothers; all should useit.
COMsTOCKs EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA--fOr Purify
ing the BOOd-Pnce, SOC; per bottle, "a per dozen.
DR.. SPoHN's SICK HEADACHE REMEDY will cure any
case, either Nervous or Bilious. VIII you tTyt?
WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY and DR.. BAR
THOLoMEW's EXPECTORANT PINK SYRUP-for Coughs
ids Pain in the Breast and Side and all Chest and Lung
Compaiuts
FAHNEsTOcKs and KOLMsTocK's VRRmFUeR-io1
worms in children This Remedy for Worms one of the
most extraordinary ever used.
The EAST INDIA HAIR Die will color the Hair Jet bla ok
OT6r0wn, and warranted not to stain the skin
KEw's LINIMENT and INDIAN VEgETARLE FIITER il
warranted to cure any case of Rheumatism Govt Contracts
ed Cords and Muscles.
PAIN kIILER-Pnce, 121a cents
OLDRIGE'S GENUINE BALM COLUMBIA-foT making
the Hair on bald heads preventing the hair from falling
out and freeing it from dandruff.
The WONDER AND BLESSING OF THE AGEp' DAC,
LEY's and CONNELL' MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR iii
remedy for all Burns Sore Eyes, FeOns Ulcers Bruises
lie Dooeux Eryspeas and all complaints which need IN
external application BY It's nfamatOns are removed
swelling reduced and modification even stayed
EW CdutiOR-Al the above named articles sold only y
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~ = " 9 y ~

A CARD,
NOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED-KnU "
ing the extreme hazard which sau gers run c0nsU It.
ing physicians for the of private diseases owing
utter disqualification Ofthose who profess such cas-
ldeem to be nothing but act of kindness towards
unfortunately afflicted well sheer justice to DR. Null
LEN No 80 CHstOh0aSe street. to state that in the
1876 was soey afflicted with syphilis its worst and most
appalling form, and for several months together under
the best regular medical practice could obtain in New O..
leans, without being al all beneftted-ndeed grew wOre
At length heard Of DR.. Muens great reputation 80.
piled to him, and tony great Joy three weeks he TesiO
me to perfect health Subscribed New Orleans JAN lS4
jyl6 I'm SAMUEL, Robertson.
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TEE aRAEFENBERG ooMFANY.
TRF GRAEFENBERG

HHE GhAEf EN- bEhI
l. COMPANY hereby
announce that they are in
cOrpOratsd by the Legisla-
ture of the State of New
York. The incalculable
importance of conducting
the Patent Medicine busi-
ness on elevated principles,
and of furnishing remedies
adapted to the public wants. ]
has led 10 this step. The
Company would suggest
that the following steps be
Immediately taken
l. Every neighborhOOd
should have its Graefenberg
Depot. By addressing the
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"
Owng to the great and immense sale of DR. Town.
send SaTsapara, number of men who were formerly our
Agens' nave commenced making Sarsaparila Extracts
ExlIs bltte Extracts of Yellow Dock etc They gene
ay put up IN the shaped bottles and some o Them
ave oG copied our Advertisements they are only
Principal Office I26 Fulton street SIM Ruildng No,y
Hork hedIng Co, State street Boston Dyott sons
I3s nOrh second street, Philadelphia; s. Hapee Drni
gi M Cohen Charleston; los SolfH Pearl sf
albany r McGraw, Natchez-and by ali the prncipai
Druggists and Merchants generally tbronghout tha ITn,
States West Indies and the Canadas f OAA'eu
]. WRIGHT, Isl ChartTes street
spN Gu Sole AGENT, New Ofleaus
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New York AND ERIE RAILRoAD.-This great
work, from the Delaware to Binghamton, is now
being pushed forward with vigorous resolution. The
Bnghampton Courier says is still the expectation
of the Directors complete it to that place by the
Ist of January next
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Gs- A Dutchman, whose dictionary definition Of
the work rambler, as near as he could recollect,
was UdgabOnd, dining with DR.. Johnson, and wish
ing to show his respect for the author of g, The
Rambler drank his health in these words "YOur
health Mr. Vapabnd"
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DAILY CRESCENT.
PHYSICIANS.

Glorious their aim-tO ease the laboring heart,
To war with DEATH and stop his flying dan;
To trace the source whence the fierce contest CREW.
And llie's short lease easier terms renew;
From burning fever, some respite 20 gain,
To heal The tortuTes of implOnng pain;
Or, when more powerful ills all efforts brave
To ease the victim, no device can save,
And smooth The certain passage the gTaye.-CTGbbe.