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Z CAJTTJON

Owing to the great and immense sale of DR. Town
send Sarsaparia, numbered who were formerly orr
Agents have commenced making saIsaparia Extracts
piit up the shaped bottles and some Them
have stolen and copied onf they are only
worthless limitations, and should be avoided -
Principal Office 1a5 FHtton street. Sun Building New
York RedIng Co 3 State street Boston Lyot y Sons
Baltimore; NJ. Cohen 05 South Pearl
Albany II. and By all the principal
Druggists and Merchants generally Throughout the United
States, West Indies and the Canafas. -
+ ST ]. WRIGHT. Isl Chartres street.
apN Sn Sole Agent. New Orleans.
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MASONIC.


~ LOUISIANA GRAND LODGE OF ANCIENT York
MASONS-holds lis Grand Annual Communities
uon a NeW dreams " St On tn NJ q a " TX
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Howar Z; q Sey ion riaiborne q Senior Deaeon D.
RsnhronL q Isn;or Deacon &; p Clarke All q aiain
A. Williams. G Marshal J. A. Stats, Tyler.
Lodges uner the jurisdiction Of inc Grand Lodge ct L.
gGroper WAsHScros I,opGE No 1-meets On the 1st
Tn.day eyenins Of each month at the Masonic Hall over
the earollon Raiead Depot, cor q Baronne and peIdo
N g GSrin w sa@ re Z. KEh seq z flpp
onGg No 2-meets in the city of LAFAYETTE
on on s 90 o es ~ sson a. r. Dudley w NJ
Il PNeNiiiIam StV. / i Michel i W. L PbIlps Tras r.
III "a 4 rms tsee'v / w Men aimee S ID: n O. lngard
ii n. II srnoks m yler N $3.50 !. - =
Z - IS, y " ss.es -. ~
WARREN LODGE, No 3meets on the I'd Tuesday IN each
month over the GaIrollton Rairoad Depot OF baIonne
s 81 w. iohn Claiborne j .-Lusk Sec'y: j. Lands
Treas,r Wilamson s ii joseph N. Bates. % j. A
STATS Tyler sz7T1'D' : = ! II ~
,o Tone M aaats on the Atb Tuesday of each
IS fsn,non 1sfscnrsi n REYNOLDS "
ona u Al i9 pin s; n Fsmeniier w
ri ~ Mel ean Tyler
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~ LIME!
"a 900 CASKS Thomaston Lime, for sale by % ~
HUN myl7 JOHN STROUD u co. las common st.
&T,HE WESTERN PIIOT--A complete guide to travel
IL les going North by the Rivers-givlng minute de-
senpton Of al points the Mississippi Ohio and other
rivers the different routes, etc For sale by
apps MILES G. SALE Co, IL st. Charles ST.
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The following complaints yes Besdss 81 III
Bilious sai'.g Complaints; t;a Nqssj Fever; g
Boss.,sreficisut Action IN: Grssn Sickness;
Breast Pans; GG.ipss HIM. Sc
Consultation; $3.50 ~ Headache Is n
Goagn Sf hys,sas d ulne
Diarhfea; i Iad,ss,I \, &c Vital pans:
Dyspepsia; - Inflammation Of the Stomach
Dyspeptic Consumption; tsometirnes> ssgss
Determination Of Blood to the Liver Complaints;
Head: Now sp, stisn ,ppr ssse, o.
Episppss; Nervous sa1s disorders: n (
ss mistsnss Rsm INTENT ~ Rhsa%atism
Fever and Ague; St3mach-V anous diseases;
F Eiaa's ASas, Or Whites ~ Phes Is cents box
GRAEFENBERG HEALTH BITTERS:
skay and elegantly p1eps,ed by the
pany from number Of the outlying mitigating and
Price 'a 3 cents asT Per pack package
Phi. ,ecne me- sbond he n everv family Throughput the
world II Is SOVEREIGN in ali diseases to which children and
uuth 70 cnb;ect Far summer compains dyseptery and
I'll oiber asctons the stomach and bowels it IS infabe
Taken small dose occasionally viii prevent sickness N
mendation of mothers In the Southern Western and
minated. ssisn No ots ssabe cdren
the public This supplies want seriously felt by every
io1'e ~ n AEFENRERfs EYE LOTION"
; ~ he r Eve tb ~ oon has no ena II is
the e
nary inammation dimness and filling Of The weak
ne e e y. me r nos'tive ma sIeey cure
Pice Is See cents bottle with fiji directions
Persons afflicted With h seag sSTps = Ken
@ sa s Ia hs.e
disease these 70 farther eadcats the rom me sys
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

This extract of Sarsapanla has been expressly prepared
reference to female complaints Noiemae who has reason
of ite should take it certain preventive
for any of the horrible diseases to which females
are subject at this time of fe This period may be delayed
for several years by using this medicine. Morris less yaua
Bile tor those who are approaching 1omanhood az i cal
ating the system Indeed, this medicine Invaluable for all
the delicate diseases which subject 1t braces
the whole system, permanently the natural energies
by removing the impurities OF the body not far stimula
ting produce subsequent relaxation, which Of
most medicines taken female weakness and disease BY
using few bottles of this medicine many aad painful
surgical operations may be prevented.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-27

a<VVILDE.Y ENCAN1PMENT, No. I-meets IN the Hal
of the Grand Lodge and I'd Saturdays OF each month
i. Cfcsard. w; IT. A. Johnson w: +. Delesdener, s.
H w lliians, Treasurer.
zHOBAH NGAMPIENT No. 3 = meets at Crescent
Hall rs Camp st., I'd and 4th Saturdays OF each month
u Nixon G z; Henry Bier, Ill H. q. Stetson
s. ~; Joshua jackson y W. q. w. r Bailey, Scribe; Geo
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FEMALE MEDICINE Ne D

Dr. Townsends sarsapara sovereign and speedy cure
Falling OF the Womb, Costyeness Piles, Lelchorrh@a or
Whites obsructed difficult Mensuation, lncontlnence
Urine involuntary discharge and for the general
prosaton of the systemno matter whether the OF ~
herent causes produced by illness ac
effects the human frame Persons. all weakness and las
situde from taking at become robust and full OF en-
ergy under its influence 1t medediaey countefacts the
neyeessness of the female frame whch the great cause OF
bafennes 1t will not be expected of u.s. In cases OF so de-
the afflicted that hundreds OF have been
reported Thousands of where families have been
medicine have been blessed with fine, healthy offspring
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BEAUTY AND HEALTH.
NOTICE TO TILE LADIES

Those that initiate Dr. Townsends sarsapanla, have in
yaaby called their stuff great Reaed Females etc,
and have copied bills and circulars which relates to the
complaints Of word for wordothsy men who put
up medicine have the great of Dr. Townsend
Sarsaparia in complaints incident to females, recommended
theirs although previously they did not nuberof these
Mixtures, Pills ETC., injurious females, they agra
Yate disease and undermine the constitution - y
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|. Government Of the State Of Louisiana.

DEPARTMENT. K
lfTRAsIMoN LANDRY, 1t. Gov;
Joseph Walker, Treasurer;
NV a. Elmore, Attor'y &c n.
! r. j. Kerr, Reg'r Land off &c
!, l.. Bringier, Surveyor Gen'l ;
ndent of Public Education.
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THE GRAEFENBERGlC COMPANY

Sovereign in all BroncliIa, ana pulmonary Diseases;
most desperate and seemingly hopeless cases are cured
Price 50 bottle.
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DE- Toao,send-I verify believe that your SarsapaTl!a
has been the through Providence Of saving my ne
have for several years had bad cough AZ became worse
and worse Al last I raised large 90 lntities of blood had
night sweats and greatly debtatsd and reduced anu
short Tune and there has wonderful change been wrought
am able to walk all oyer the city raise no
that am thankful for these results Yoar OBJ d servant
: VIM. RUssELI Is Catherine ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-19

LATER FROM HAVANA AND SoUTu AMERICA
We are in receipt of files of the Faro Industrial
to the 4th inst, days later than previous ac-
counts. We do not however, find anything of
interest In these papers. Nothing, of course, of
the political condition Of the island need be ex-
pected them, the censorship of the press is so
strict that nothing is allowed TO be published that
has the slightest reference affairs OF state The
local items, likewise, are devoid of interest. The
Italian opera seems to be entirely suspended for
the present, though we see it stated that Bottesln
and Ardti are to form part of the company that is
to sing there IN few weeks hence. What COM
pany this is, however, is not mentioned.
The news from Yucatan is not so late as that
already received here. There has been singular
quetude of late In regard to affairs in that coun-
try; but as, at the last accounts, the whites had
turned the tables on the ferocious Indians. and
were thrashing them soundly, ii is to be hoped
that, having once dispelled the idea of the invn-
cblity of the savage foe, they will go on, and re-
conquer their territory.
From New Grenada, also. accounts had been
received at Havana-dates not mentioned. The
nature OF the news, however, is the same as that
lately received here, VIZ. that the question OF the
Presidency is the topic Of excitement at present in
that republic; the candidates for which office are
hume rous-among them Hilario Soper, Florentno
Gonzalez, Ospina, Gosi, &c.
BY way of New Grenada they learn that in the
Ecuador the feeling is against the family of &C.
neral Flores
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-19

W
August SiS-a wing had the good fortune n,
the patronage Oh the discriminating part of by the ele-
ntsye and superior finish of his hats the takes
pleasure in announcing to his friends and he M lie at
large that he VIII be prepared exhibit his STYLE OF on
Friday the 18th dy of August and confident gan meeting
ne nes his customers by the Of form
raj eegancics newly imported from boon
the snare so modified as to render his Fall hat the most eeeant
ana becoming ornament ever worn upon the head gentleman.
In consequence Of his largely increased facilities for manufac
turing which are ihc results his extensive business he has
been enabled to combine in the his ivcr and
molesk hats the richest and purcst materials possible be
procured while he offers them than thew
nave been sold by establishment In this city, The subscriber
WIZ mso open on the 10Th nst several OF the elegant
expressly for his trade arc fully invited to
call and examine his rich and varied stock Of rens and
caps in GENIN, PA Broadway
General Tom Thumb.-Thc Influx Of Vis,-
great the Museum yesterday that one hall would
not have been able General were IL not for the c
pete with which this house managed and If which a.
may well boast To-day let the number visitors be ever Az
great all Will have an opportunity Of seeing tho renowned
tainments Also will take place.
Texas Land Agent. Ec COrdova, Texns
Land Agent City Hotel buding Houston Texas can DO found
r lew days at the counting room OF Mr. A. II. Dean. No. M
mess in his hands in the summer Ie7 aro respecIv e
qucsed to call likewise all others interested Texan airs
Fall Style OF Hats--tinycs, $40 Brondxvov
corner OF Fulton street. issues his fall style Hats TODAY
Governor Young, the Governor or the Boos
and shoe Trade selling his best French for 81 m od
IN other stores for 70 and So hne calf ewed boots So usually
S4 and SOL patent leather CATERS aud Shoes aly low Al
our friends should get their boots and shocss cor
"'s" hu'''n anu NASSAU s're1 Tue DOCTOR. 4
Unrivslled ms n summer food for Children
iecker Farina Is TIE hest restorative known for thoso s,gr
ing nnuer complaints Its soothing healing strng
lhj1cah f9r sale az principal Drug Store aud whoieo
HECkER BROTHER, 29i cherry a.
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Markets.

New ORLEANS, August Is, 1SlS-Cotton is unsettled
sales to-day 1850 bales. The Americas letters re-
ceved to-day, have deranged prices which cannot be
quoted with accuracy. Flour is active Frieghts to
Liverpool have been taken at FIVE sixteenths
New ORLEANS August 10, IS4S-Cottop is dull
Flour quiet.
ALBANY, aug. ls.-in consequence of the confusion
growing out Of the great fire. business was ut stand
and there was nothing Of moment doing Flour was no.
minay about the same Sales of 200 bushels were
made, consisting of round 62sc Sales of 200 bills
whiskey were made, to arrive within week or ten
days, at 24c. Nothing new in other articles
BUFFALO, August Is Receipts within the past "a
hours corn, 5000 bushels. There was no change in
the price of -four. Wheat-Saes of 1000 bushels were
made in store Ohio, at Ole. Corn was dull: 46c
was offered and 47c. asked. There was no change in
whiskey. Oats dull. Provisions, no change
Freghts by canal, to Albany remain the same
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-19

THE GREAT FIRE IN ALBANY We give in
another part of todays paper, full account OF the
dreadful con1agration Albany, by which one
eighth part of the city, and an immense amount of
property, was destroyed. The estimated loss va
ries from two to five millions of dollars, only
small portion of which, comparatively, was cover
ed by insurance The loss of life was dreadful,
several persons having been killed, and large
number besides being missing. II is a severe blow
10 Albany; but we hole she WI recover it ere
cpg.
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$1,000
The Weekly Herald

The Weekly Herald will be published at nine o'clock
this morning 1t will contain the full description OF
the Grand Fancy Dress Ball at Saratoga the reports
of the Irish meetings. the closing scenes in Congress:
the late foreign news and the other intelligence of the
week. Single copies, in wrappers, sixpence.
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The hleculOnS

THE THIRTY-FIRsT CONGRESS.
IN the three following States, elections have been
held for members Of the Congress- which
one year from December next There is no change.
thus farthirteen of these members being democrats
and one whig-as in the present Congress
ILLINOIS.
Dist. Dist
l. Joseph II Bssel. s. VIM. A. Richardson.
= J T A. MCiernand .. Edw D.. Baker, (whig)
4. John Wentworth.
Six democrats and one wing. The wings gain the
Sixth District and lose the Seventh
MISSOURI.
S %isB f' n Bay y0hn p 1h Hall
8. James s. Green.
All democrats-no change.
IOWA.
The two democrats at present represe this State
1st district William THOMPSON
I'd district Shepherd Letter.
MISSOURI
Austin A. King (dem.) is chosen Goyernar and
Thomas l.. Price (dem.) Lieut.. Governor bv about
1000 majority The Legislature is also administrs-
ton, nearly, or quite, three to one.
KENTUCKY.
PHiL.DrLrHrA, August ls-loA.
Seventy counties have now been heard from ana
Crittenden's majority thus far, is eight thousand.
NORTH CAROLINA
The popular vote at the recent election annaars t A
larger than was ever polcd before in the State NOT
the whg papers complain OF great apathy
on the part of the vhg voters From siStv conntiss
We add up the full returns as follows comnared ;t
the vote for Governor in 1914 = p".'N WIZ"
1915 IS4{
NJ ms III. '''''.''' 80 232 37,274
'S"'ie '0'e' '''''' ...31,olt 35,172
iosaL. -. 7i,14S 72446
0'"'eu WV III Sixty counties. 1,702
Democratic increase. o7af
Wing decrease. ....... IoIs
Inc remaining counties in 1914, polled 500 votes
TOTAL VoTE OF THE STATE IN 1874
President. Gorernor
Clay. ........ .I3 232 Graham. ..,.4o5sS
Polk. .39,2S7 Hoke. ... 3g4s3
TOTAL ~ 519 80 O6Q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-19

HoNDURAs.-The brig Marian Gage, Capt Read,
which arrived yesterday, brings us files of the Be
Ike Observer, to the 22d ult The latest accounts
by tins vessel are to the lsIinst Business trans
actions were reported few and of little Importance
The Legislature was in session, and a bill i'm
peaching Judge Temple, and other associate
Jndges, for violation of some of the laws, had
passed that body
purse OF $500, was presented to Mr.. Fitzglb-
bon, editor OF the Observer, being the amount con-
trlbuted by the inhabitants of Belize, with view
of repaying him for losses sustained in recent
law suit.
II was reported at Belize, that 100 Indians had
been poisoned in the Rio Hondo, the truth of
which was doubted.
No news from Guatemala.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-19

Sr. DoMNoo.--On the sth of this month, peace
reigned throughout the island. Capt Cousins, of
the brig Peruvian, left Port au Platte on that day,
end reports al quiet.
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STEAMSHIP Hermann will sail on Monday, at il
o'clock. A. NJ, for Southampton and Bremen. She
leaves port with flying colors, fair cargo, good
hist of passengers, and In splendid sailing order
The elegant accommodations OF her saloons and
cabins, the acknowledged speed and well tried
abilities Of the noble vessel, have gained for her
many ardent friends, all Of whom no doubt wish
her another speedy and prosperous voyage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-19

The SoUTBERNER.-The United States mail
Gag will be run up to the mast head of the South
emer this merning A letter box, or sub-post
Office, has been provided on board, for the recep-
lion of letters up TO the moment Of sailing.
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Actual Circulation OF the Herald.

Aug IL Friday <i'o<f ooiie'
The publication Morning Edition Of the Herald
10 minutes past o'clock and finished at
IS before o'clock; the first Afternoon Edition com
nenced o'clock, and finished at ~ minutes
sf2 o'clock second o'clock and finished at 10 minutes
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Watering Places.

NEWPORT. - James Gordon Bennett, Prince John
Van Buren,, and Frank Granger, Of New York, are
stopping at the Ocean House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-19

Conn FOR IRErAND.-Thef following vessels sailed
yesterday for Cork, Ireland, with full cargoes of
corn ;-Barks Harriet, Newell, James andrews,
Ocean, Bird, and Br. brig Cremona.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-19
Pennsylvania Appointments. Ssc.

HARRISBURG. August H. 1SA8.
Samuel Aneman, Esq, attorney -at-law of Dsuphia
county has been appointed Clerk of the School De-
partment. This is an appointment made by Town
send Haines, Esq the new Secretary of the Common
wealth, vice Knitting Pritchette, Esq, the newly
appointed Secretary to Oregon, resigned
There to be several interesting cases before our
criminal court next wesk-one for murder, three for
and fwof FOR apducfinn -
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Rails Dad Accident.

PHILADELPHIA, August Is, 1S4S
William Broome, conductor of the Amboy railroad
was killed this afternoon. 1t appears that while walk,
ing the top Of the his head came in contact
with bridge, causing instant death.
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LAW lntclllQence,

MARINE CouRr-Beforc Judge Waterbury. Thomas
Martin usPhiip Smith-This was an action to recover
S45the amount of promissory note dated LIST August
payable the day following Defence seof The defe n
dant claimed $40 for services alleged to be rendered
ment in favor of plaintiff for the sum claimed
SUPERIOR CoURT-Before Justice Sandford-New
Code-An application was made to Mr. Justice Sand
ford, on Thursday for writ Of ne Great; but some
doubts having arisen as to whether that writ is not
abolished by the new code Of procedure his honor
served his judgment until September next
GENERAL SESSIONS, August 16.-Beforc Judge DAILY
and Aldermen Stevens and Crolius.
Senfenced-James DriscolI and Richard Pierce, found
guilty OF assaulting p'lice officer Mr. Vettce, In the
discharge Of his duty, were each sentenced to five
years imprisonment in the State prison.
Pleaded Gmhy--Cyrus c. Paige, pleaded guilty to
the charge OF obtaining goods under false pretences
and was sentenced to two years confinement In the
State prison.
The court adjourned for the term.
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TELEGRArHM iNTELLIGENCR.


Further particulars of the great fire In Albany,
received by telegraph last night, will be found III
connection with the accounts derived from Albany
papers, in another column. The total number Of
buildings destroyed is stated to 439-together with
schooners, towboats, canal boats, and other small
vessels lying IN the Basin, many OF them loaded,
not only with ordinary freight, but property that
had been once rescued from the fire. The loss of
property Is variously Standardization two to five
millions of dollars. The insurance companies of
Albany New York, Hartford, and other cities, will
suffer heavily. The amount of insurance, so far
as ascertained, Is about $4,000, which sum will
be considerably Increased, no doubt, when full in
formation Is obtained. During the progress of the
fire, several lives were lost-it is not known how
many-but there are fifteen or twenty persons
missing
BY teegraphic despatch from New Orleans, we
have further advices from Mexico and Yucatan-
The exertons OF the Mexican government to sup
press the lnsurrectlon got up by Gen. Paroles and
the guerrilla chief, Father Jarauta, appear TO have
been crowned with complete success, and the
country was becoming quiet-a state of things not
only necessary to the welfare of Mexico, but con.
ducive to the interests of the United States
Interesting dispatches from other quarters are
also received, including market reports, &C., all
which will be found below.
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Democratic Meeting In PIttsburg.

PrrsBURo, Aug. Is, 1s48.
A democratic meeting as embed in this city, this
evening, taking occasion of the presence OF the Hon.
Sam Houston who was passing through here, on his
way home from Washington. MIR. Houston and
Others addressed the meeting, which passed of with
considerable enthusiasm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-19
Late from MexicO-EnuIe Suppression OF the
Revolution.

Late from Yucaran-H caith Of New Orleans
New ORLEANS, August 10, 1S4S.
By an arrival at this port have advices from
Campeachy, Vucatan) to the 9Th instant
The whites had defeated the Indians in numerous
engagements and recovered most of the lower towns
New Orleans continues healthy
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Miscellaneous.

At Albany, on Saturday last, while Mr.. Geo. S.
Brown was engaged in painting the front of a
house in State street continued, the ladder upon
which he was standing sllpred, throwing him to
the ground, and SO severely injured him that he
died III consequence.
The commencement of Delaware College at
Newark, Del, will be held on the 10Th inst. On
the afternoon Of the day previous, Dr. William
Darlington, of Pa, delivers the Grafton before the
Literary Societies, and on the evening of the same
the junior class have their exhibition. William
Ferris, ESQ.,, delivers the address before the
Alumni on the afternoon of commencement day.
The proprietors of the Charleston Hotel offer
free quarters to such of the returning members of
the Palmetto Regiment choose to accept the
offer.
A man and his wife in Troy, on Monday, en-
dcayored to abduc from that place, young wo-
man whom they tried TO persuade to accompany
them to New York. They were detected and de-
tanned by the police Troy Gem. Adc
large fire occurred at Hudson on Wednesday
last originating in the hay press and lumber yard
Of Chas. Mitchell Damage some $4,000.