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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

tii-- HsfNE- respectfully .n'0uns her friends and
vi the public Lat her SCHOOL. DO Gramercy-pak East
Twen u.s. second door below Fourth elle vii re-
commence Monday, SEPT
The house = conn0dous and arranged pIposey for the
>cAoO sIc Tie lOce-1n s unsurpassed n ne cry Nils
has the sd Of teachers OF ed talent and hose
h0 have c0ntdei their cAughe her pat years
may be assured OF the continued desire and she trusts
creased ability 20 impau 10 her pupils substantial useful
and scclI pnshed Christian education.
Circulsrs with may obtained Aessrs Do
renru= Nxous 81 Nassau cor1er II Liberty az the
bookstore q c ; Francis 81 Broadway Mrien spp.i-
cations c dressed Mss Hzines Of DOremus Nixon
VIII re I've immediate attention and after he = Augusi
per-onal application be made a. her residence
aui- lueOd
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EDR sALE--Omnibuses, Wheels Coscsmskers
Tools ana Nsieflas- The undersigned, Assignees of
snaher Co offer for sale the stock, materials and tool
o s establishment Of he assigIer- consisting OF the fol-
living articles Two new coaches. flushed, Except
paAuugJ one front carriage for omnibus, 0rored) two
front Carriages for omnbuses, noi roned two sets Of
new heels three Old front Carriages for onnibuses
Patent drilling machine tire bending mach, e. four pair
Of yeo~s and pipes four anys, 900 feet OF hickory and
nte oak plank Cgether with very srae - Of coarhns
sers tools consisting o; lathe irUsses wrencbes vice.
hammers, screws, punches &c. Also, lDi Of axes and
springs.
Articles exhibited aud terms made known by
NATHAN MIDDLETON Rldg road near " How 81
CHRISTIAN SCHRACK, 90 North Fourth-si
= lieOd PHILADELPHIA
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- AkATOGA WATEk>-From the Pavilion Con
- ercs- and Iodine Springs. constantly receiving 10 quart
and PINT b0fles, forts.e u any quantity by
au-- sAsSNfR A YOUNG ia4 Cnaffanf-t
4 RTiCLE~ FOR PRESERVING FRUITS.
ltN bite and brown sugar eli k'nds. very low white
French brandy and substitute FOR l ginger al kinds
Nlue ald ground spices. while slr- AMI cider
for sale By su--i GAssNtR d. YOUNG tHrh-fhain-sf
BRITANNIA CIP--Pefsors gonf on excsfs0
~ aud PIC parties. vi. need cu from which q1af
he pure beverage a' VII not hre4E such be found 81
Burlrg Sip Mamie Irri ant '0r sale Wholesale and
reta-. hy lsisl LuClrS HART. lais Bosriman lisrt
DtTENr ELASTIC -r>PENDEK-.-An The
various siyes mauIfr rei al he factories 0f Inc sub
scrher IN store adapted o al markets. prices
ducel correspond VITA reduced value 81 domesr, goods
al-2 5fa~5V HORACE II. DAY. - Cor-snd-st
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, EDGE TOOLS, 81
-Couipusn- complete assOII lell. wen a-ap.e1 10
hs country rade. be ohained ~ The subscriber Al
fuIou-s' Newton. ChAS. : LITTLE
IVA iWDtW s1cressor to nsiasrn fafis
't'O PRINTkKS.-JOHN D. McCREARY 5 Print
a. llAs Car be had quantities % purchasers
Depot Sprucest Constantly on hand back lax for ~ ~
y q o al - cents per TO- Aso -lperor src.e Tor
; : and y ger b CCicrc- inks-fe- iom . - 10 . ~
yellow. blue green sc a. = 81 per b Printers Vi The
cy have OF Il = News Ink forwarded 10 them for
- Or :; . ks. for SO as SIN
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nRJ>HEs. BRI SHE'S .-Cogliry Merchanissn1
- the p41lc generally VII md 20 tier advantage %
cal a. re brush Factory. 81 Pear.si FRANK square
before Vlrciisl ard exsre tie extensive dssoT af a.
Brshcs ~ every ce.cr lrcn. which fe Der selling
~ the lowest prices. Col.ianty cl band PANT susle-
sash Tools. Nalsl Brushes Nh.tswlsh do, Ous,nr do
Scuhhnf 60 So.e DO Hair do. Tcorh d. Nsi do &c a.
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- ,fDSTF yIDfO.-ln consequence 81 the dcefase
r. ~ he Isfe Daniel NadswOlih Esq his heauuiul
n sna fsun house. and farm OF about 20 acres; 81
mated ON sicor Mounin is offered for sale FOR cash or
on oredit -, , . 49,. ..,..h
The Albany Tumuike road bounds the farm on the souih
shnf ighf mn Is from Hartford. thus forming an easy COM
rruricanon with NeN-l York and Boston.
si. h,f IN fha sase OF those who have not visited a.
ne make The following extract from the connecuclt Cuu
rant. - d, ,, ... - 81, NJ
wal.0u tesn . atofu tAs pHaresque mountain
lll-- and corresponding cuitNttnn Col ifNn
~ aft " a.. executed but Mr WdtsNoh CARED Guy DIS
u,n e, EN- more iuy than hr.t intended beautiful VIA
r.4.s 4rroun stat iises commanding tower nn
- s.. nss with lo0t1n OF hundred mles 10 diameter
c. ln ,h s of attraction all surrounding country
eets TOO with resuts % sgfNuinr ani horuufc
RI an extensive farm ~,h appensse ~ tie via Of holts
kniff"
An accurate ap of the premises may be seen by calling
on he trustees n sod before the IAN OF September
Will then be sold Al public auction in this Cry.
Hartford, Aug H. l8i8. ...
THOMAS = WILLIAMS,
JOSEPH TRUMBTLL, Trustees.
PARSONS
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I DAY SCHOOL, FOR lOUNG LlDIts-Nfs-
MAERS. 10 Broad way. corner Of feminist New York
be- has had for many yesrs catering patronage
u the fret families oe-s 90 uuce thai her school VIII
reopen 90 Tuesday the 5h ~ September Parents aud
desirous n placing their dang hter- md
wards On establishment uaare re number - limited,
-nd where fte Uuremiuug care of he Principal o the
moral depornuem ant education 0i DE pupil under her
snpernielde1ce vii iud hef establishment possess
INK uncqla'ed advantages.
The acknowledged ability OF Mrs Meafs IN in.truc-
ress = respectfully iauma.gd 1y the feie she has
tl- privilege Of Offering.
Circulars " terms can be found her residence
Mrs Wears VII be a. home from the Let Of September.
FROM a NJ % p n 10 receive ysits. suzb 5wF
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SCHOOLS.

COMMERCIAL AND CLASSICAL SChooL
No IS HENRY-sr
g." SOLOMON JESNER. PRINCIPAL
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rT,Tlr MISE. sEDGWTCN have removed lo

| Boarding and Day sch0o. from q Nesi-Wa .hnsion-,
pi.e, fo SIS Ninih-si The situation a accessible onh
iu-- gs.siag tie house every few minutes tne house =
nirv and ccrmOiOI afurdirr SIT le con ertlce inai
modern house csr give Their Auumn term commences
lhe lItl of September
French iaiy dsslns board. VIII please ral. on the
N..-.- au2l w
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and syrup Of
YEILO" DOCK

Urls is The CHEAPEST-Prce 50 cents botte--
and Tar the best preparation Of Yellow Dock ever Offer
Cd iof sale II immediately scrofa, kings evil
neumsns oosrnale cltaneous -rpdOns pmples or pu
p- % me fac-, DiDcars Dle- chronic worm
ofieef scsd head Enlargement and pain Of the bones and
Jos Stubborn ulcers diseases arising from an INJURIOUS
Use u mercury ssces or drOpsy exposure nprudence
10 life, chronic constitutional disorders The value Of his
preparation now widely snOgn and requires 30 fictitious
cefnc "a 10 coumand sale. Principal depot rs Broad.
- - 7-s7'--tsg
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-,,uV pp,t,tP .r,,INaRY,7 II East Broadway

L X CLARKE. Prime pas, vii reopen p t we 7u
instant The several departments - heretofore W pc
1er the charge ofte ssue competent professors 80
b.. ai fr he acc0mui0d alton Of pupil. rc.lns ID
srrt r1r. of the cfy-~hlc hose from SfooHlyu .lu
i.hursl Will had conveyance 81 their Respective
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MEEN FUN.
GOLD PENS

THIS CELEBRATED CHINESE SKIN POWDER Z
offered wholesale - low Il De bought in he
city and warranted genuine, BY NJ. b. SMITH.
aIi+ m Z C-dar-sf siafrz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

SPENCER 4 RENDELL, manufacturers Of the Pre-.
'omum God Pens. Mandatory 40 Broadway corner
Of Maiden lane DealeEs In gold and silver Pcnhoaer.
ana F-nrls su25 DxWlm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

"a sas-xs... PIANOFOaTEs.-Pe about put
81 chas ~ Pianos WI hnc l. their sdvsn
III " 1isge 10 cal al x. Glenn Z Co.'s Naulfaclo-
J "a j Jy iai fuonst (w at Of Broadway. 4
genera OF Mahogany and Rosew ood Pianos
SANITY hand which viii b. sod low or cash approve
psper. pesefs supplied on lihe al terms.
mY.1 r GLENN 4 co. n frllon-.l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

' s7l Broadway. iopposfe bgrl-str New orh.-. le
Ia, arrr of Prof Browns school VIII commence 90 Mon
dtv te h of september The number Of pupils : limited
Circular, containing par cusrs BE Obtained a. >hep
ards book store 1904 Broadway Cariers 81 Cani.i and
.-o-a In Br,,sfuav aus imeotTlThN>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

DRINTING I'M. -JOHN,G. LlGHTBONs
-ianty manufacturing and has always on hsrd w.
scnpuon Of Printing Ink, from the finest Blscs 40
20 News Inks. hch he warrants equal % any w.
ssci0red aLa al AZ low prices cen be sold BY sN
manufacturer. Orders forwarded by steamboat ~ -
10 any part Of the couItry by addressing aoie 10
HOse-st -
2. S-Thls paper 10 rrinied with my News ~ q
greet many other newspapers 10 his city Phlt -
or, Ra.tmore, sew-0sesns and Ofass cites sca ~
ne pa.Isc STATES
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TO LET.

- TOI FT-A 'front.' basement ri'soe io' Pn!s'o
Ne. AM. or other Office. Inquire a. II " Hfen's"
.I.II
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LTKEWU HNS AND IhE-LH hLh,-N q
L sp1 general assortment Of Am-ncsr fireworks ts..
ton cTackers suitable for lie sou nero aud Wes.efsb
fog sale al lowest marke, prices By
GASsNER'& YOUNG. lS2 chsii M ~
su2 opp1s.te Ssions. Ibe...~
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= s-f b western 81. aid la- Ve-y e1l-lsfe &C.
rlsrta-.e t-ol hor- ne q -sf1r. Val -. hs object
+ 10 c-sse a- business ard for -lt purpose l- wa-s
tug ra ..o can fi-s. email lls- l.-a 90 lll b n
To such psrlr a. srta-e- "ll Pc ol-i-- foI
farther p4r-l.srs address - a. MS once an .o-lat'
srb i.st i.t1y sre a. interview can be Lad References
rrre- ara lr-1 =
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y.r.~TED-By Tesp7c-s'ie woman s.i.-l9- e.
W c15k III grrie fam -as 20 oil -clon % A--P ID
wash a1- iron. Beet o. rei-r.-ce c-n ~ gwen JOE y.
vesr .rvc- i1 ore pare Has l0 l-c-11 ~ 81 N -
l cr-r.r. q d l. l.rs--.-- ~ .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05

THE UNDERSIGNED has this day sold 70 SHEI-
1 BY cox bis n'cfes IN The business c-rried on By Inn
undtF he 6rn of JOSEPH COX 4 SONS. lie may Re
found al his former psce q business where Re reqges's
persons Indebted 10 make payment, his absence pay.
fneui may be made 10 shelby Cox
Baltimore, Aag. ST. ls4s. JAMES G. COX
The undersigned, having purchased the entire stock IN
trade II JOSEPH cox SONS. VIII Continue th- basi.
ness Of the said fs1 uuce re ola rame 20 scoih LID
sFiy.st SHELBY cox.
sN.more, Aag 81, !sts &C
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TO PRINTERS.

DOUBLE CYLINDER NAPIER PRESS For
hsALE-The Press Is 10 good order, bed 3lxJo n am
viii be sold low Il may be IL Meessrs. chards 1
Johnson's Printing Office % Annst For farther par,.cu
lar. amply 10 GEO MATTER Plati-st au5O i'm
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NIARlEs AND DAILY JOrKNALs yoaI

~ Jnst published by FRANCIS LOU lkrL " A-
lane which offered 10 the trade al liberal dice "a
have published lumber OF sizes and styles which ''
isl 10 please purchasers. FRANCIS 4 LOyIh-1
aD49 Manufacturing siAfioner-. u " aide-s.
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EOR nI~TRICT -CHnuI.~ -NaIe's 0

lfsnspsrllt (rc-ilA rtclss ne two so e. IA on,
lstuueni cheap made 90 o0ter from Pans frou
Arncf sie Mri-er 81 iasruc wei sdapied 20 popular
lu-,faclo ca 4te bv NAesi ~ Nsutcs Schoo = Frank
ltl sQlsf- For ss'e Nsc's Elements q Astronomy
q fksruuoilcal 4 ard. l7tc,s. e. oicOl.
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FREScH sND EveLisH BoARniNs AID DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES.


49, GREENE between Waverly and Clinton
ZDD place. Nine COUrAN vii re- pen her esia9-
r-frierf the 7.h SEPT next Young ladies' 30 i-ang o
.ir t French srarlsh or Drawing Glasses on IT Dee
admitted for e4-F 1f these branches aa5' M
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RtlAKIlING

OOaRD WANTED 10 Brooklyn Or Ne'v-fork-A
Dgen-inen wants bosrd iof himself, wife, Two children
ID aud gear- ODD and nurse for the Winter. large and
,msl ro1r ad ouirs preferred. bur sleeping room VIII
use of public phror lot objected %. The rooms mus ne
hrDl-l-d AID VII be- slted Tie last OF nefi monn Al
dress Eugene" n is tfce stating prices expected ara
locafion. 80 other replies VIII be- rofire1 81 w.
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SOMETHING NEW AND USEFUL.
PoBISsON FkENCHS Patent Transferable Elliptic
1lSpnng Sole offered for sale IN Lhis city Pedes-
ans and all those whose business requires Tnuch sirdng
Will ind hem real luxury. Please cal and examine.
w. II. SLEEPER
sut2 TuTh.sim- l25 cor Of Fulton and Nassau s,s
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uou Of lsnd hod-Is and Others who have properly o.
dispose Of that De h4s trruei his seuou % "a Estate
agency, Ia col getting and renting Of hoases &C Beng
echanc BY profession, ~ thirty years sfsndne be cor
sdefs himself WEI qualified Of jnisng OF the value and
workmanship II buildings and Of ieir repairs To hose
who may think proper 10 employ him. be vii give ample
testimony ~ 70 character ana abiircs.
SEW 9ETER L MABIE. y Leroy-st
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PURSUANCE Of az order Of s8foetfe tie co.ap
$50 fofs s.e h.fr5y gwen l. pef-sls ha - Clans ~
JDHAihAs HUM, late n ~. CTS ~ Nex l~crasi .
s-ni ~ nth The hereof ssbslntsr . =
ne No ~ Val stree. 81 fl- Cry of Ses i1k o~af
t"sniy hh d. VI SEPTEMBER a-1 D1et Ne~ foh ~. 80
DAY % Nara ists ADON sNlfh
rl .aS1nF Adn.rf.fr.flf With tn VIZ AXIS |
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zone m@ ON Vsry Se ' ~ g re 1sc
weather has been most pgoptous aud the appearance
OF The Sea Island crop of Cotton mas improved very
much under the recent good weather.
= AIR. McGuHeN, who was recently elected
iresdent Of Washington College. Lexington (hy) has
declined the appointment.
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n st Astrf House. Nep-N ORR -Paiicnis msy
4 ~ Ereiy upon Obtaining al This Office the best
%srumental aid that The world affords
Charcu rus ell 81 two weeks
supporters spilled IN he Female Department ~ quail
he'd frmse attendant
Csv1ioN Genuine instruments Ne always signed In ins
AMOS q. HULL. ie5H n
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FisE IL NoRTHANroN, Mass.-A FIRE brok
out la the dry goods store of Hawks s. Littehcle
Northamton, on Thursday night last Loss $500 ia
surance 81 Co.'s $40 at the Peoples Office, Worcc
ter. snd c. $40 al the Bowditeh, Salem.
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man res ding ln he country 40 about .O niles distance
fr r Nees Yo-a WILL receive ic-o bis family ilree or uf
bows. from 0 ~ years Old pupils. Cd whose efuca-on
sui raining be- sr0ni give personal attention rof name
md par.c.rs address Box IS CITY Post Office au frod
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MEDICAL CARD.
SOUT HERN MEDICAL OFFIC'
No. 10 CHRONDELET ST.


- 49, No. ID CARONDELET ST.
'EO The PUBLlC-Nine years permanently located IN
4 this city, combined with the UNMARRIED success pecn-
lar system of treatment for Syphiltc, Mercunal and all
Chronic complaints has with during that time has fully
and sOundly established our reputation.
The Southern Mdica Office, No, is CdrOndeiet stree
established In i64O for the OF all Chronic affections
with few exceptions known to all the only object of Il
card TO inform those who know not its location that if
ced with any of those private diseases which unfOru-
natey prevalent they consult with certainty and
guarantee of cure.
To those especially who from an rnmoderate use of Mel
curry malpractice Secondary Syphilis Causing Nodes
the bones nocturnal Rheumatism, itching the ches;
boches on the skin, ulcers in the throat general debility,
nave ruined their constitution recommend to call upon
US for we confident that the prompt and
lief they will derive from the active effects of treatment
VIII at once convince them of eapaby Ofulfng what
profess.
We dono boast of making rapid and hasty cures but orr
satisfaction is to perform thorough and radical ones in
short aspace oftime it possibly bedOne with adyan
tage and safety to the patient.
we viii not here, through newspaper medium enter N
any elaborate remarks regarding yenereal affections Ii
disease that unfortunately pTevades all ranks of society ri
and poor, matrimonial and single; all will observe is If
class his peculiar with any of those that we describe e
ueaise,) Dy calling at Office will give him free
all charges, what explanation advice he may desire
OIten happens that ilmed of shame or Dire? a
Of discovery detes patient from applying those who from
education and IespeCtability befend him. delaying
treatment till all the constitutional symptoms of his hOT
disease make their appearance
10 SUCH the doctor pledges himself to preserve the
nvloabe secrecy and from his extensive practice and expe
nence ne can confidently recommend safe and speedy
ON - L. c. THOMSON
Office No Is Carondelet street between Canal and Com
mon sign OF the Marble Hseuapan Statue. Private en-.
trance rst door to the right of No 49, in CaTOndeet street
iFae egress Doth uncommon and CarOndeetsts myl6 I'm
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MEDICAL oFFTCE.

NO. 20 CUSTOyHHO USE STREET, NJ o.
INVALUABLE DISCOVERING PAY REoUIRED
4 UNTIL A CURE EFPECTED.-Pnvate Diseases cuCd
IN lew days by regular ph scan without mercury ar
other poisonous medicines at No % CustOHAOuss street
New Orleans, Louisiana.
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted witt,
any of the forms OF certain Disease to his general advs
tsement in another column The treatment adOptad nv b
thai which has the approval of the most DISTINGUISHED sn
Of Paris London and New York and III upiva,sJ
success has proved beyond doubt that a permanent en,e 10
the worst csses oil constitutional syphilis gonobpa st
tue enlargement OF the PROSTATE glands diseases indI
by certain ssaIy practice, etc. etc.. can now be OH ini
to moral certainty If application be made TO those y hoSs
ntegehce skill and experience be relied on Sincs D
Mullen opened IN this city all many thai have cons
under hls care have been cured without single exeetnn
some OF these were OF years standing One e.
OF sTcture ~ years old has been cured to the suTpe M II
paeh Inc gentleman (whOse Tespectabitv ia kn, Ivn ~
uleNulehs OF New OreanI) is hand and (by his
sion can be referred to. Dr. NJ 5 treatment If sty;
nOl known South OF New York His treatment 81 gono
mora ana geet Is the most perfect ever discovered III
shortest safest and surest The patient tale No c,nss
cuDe1s tnrpenne, or other Bauseus doses but cnr e
dhed 10 one or two days without pain jnconv niepc -
o. dleL II No pay unless cure Is effected ,vitb
iMIPoTEECY.-Young men or Others who bv spxp.l ,
or eIPOhutOn, may have bOug on tbemsaIve -
paInIu eonsequenees resulting from an unrestrained MI
ssnce OF he passions, such premature ir1Doencv
ay seminal emissions, general debility on eonstit, nj
Sidhgeihsnt NAV consult Dr. Mullen with honoraLie ~
observed Ahe stIictest seCie y
DI Mullen be consulted daily at hisofce No seCn,
tomhouss street. BENJAMIN EfIGI IH ~ &c &c Sua'
" Remember No. 81 CuStemhOnss szsst, yIs Vm
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MASONIC.

LOUISIANA, GRAND LODGE OF ANCIENT YORK.
ton at New Orleans on the I'd Monday Of January. a
9}Hfesrs-M r. r Dudley, n w Grand Master III. ~
Coleman, W G Senior WARDEN; 9 Giadin Gori in, WIN
e Juner Warden; Daniel Blair, Treasr w. H.
A: j. Williams, Msrs6sii j. A. staat: Tyisf n'D''H
Lodges under the Jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge of L.
GE9RsE WAsH1NeToN Lopez, No. In meets on the LIST
the Ca1foon Railroad Depot cor Of Baronne and Perddo
streets. Qfcrs|W: F. coleman, W N; G. b Lehman
Treasurer + j. Man, SD b; A. W 1i e b. rnpp'
DgD5Ey Lopez No. 2-meets in the city Of Lafayette
on the % Monday Of each month at the Odd Fellows Han
P Mcmillan, VI J. Michel. ] W; l. Phillips, Tias r
J D; ]. Brooks, Tyler.
WARREN LODGE No. 8-nees on the I'd Tuesday in each
month over the CarolOn Railroad Depot of Baronne
Treasr n Williamson. D. Joseph N. Bates, D; j. A.
MARION LODGE No. 4meets on the 4th Tuesday of each
MONTH 81 Il GPmm09 81 9esrSmLE b Reynolds
w. Richardson, S d c. Collins, j D Alex Mclean, Tyler
Thursday evening of each month over the Carrolon Rail
road Depot Qbeers-W. Il. Howard, Nm; A. c. La
Raymond, Treasurer; J. w. Deshea S D p Myers, d.
HIRAM Lopez, No. 6-meets on the Sd Wednesday of
w M; Q. H: Brocklebank S W; W. H. Latham, W;
lanes FarIey Secretary; MOncaster, Treasurer Jos.
EUREKA LoDGE. No. 8-meets in Lafayette on the Ist
Wednesday OF each month, LeVee St, Jackson.
QtceTs-A. j. Williams w M j. s. Devices s w j.
DeDngeT W 4. Kalteyer Treasurer; J. B. Clements
Secretary; j. +. Thorpe, ID s. Newburger, d; j. Gull
beTson, Tyler
ALPHA Lopez, No. 8-meets the LIST and Sd Saturday
of each month, in the Masonic Hail. Is Common st. ON.
cers-James R. HarsOck, w NJ w. II. Hutchings S W;
y Trudean w; Theodore J. Martin. Secretary Joshua
Baldwin, Treasurer.
ST.. JOHN LopGE,. No 9-meets on the Sd Tuesday of
each month"; at the Masonic Hall, corner of BarOnne and
Perdldo SITS. QfceTS-J. M. WISDOM w NJ; J. w. Car
roll w ; j. McRae, ] w; w. G. Kendall, Secretary n
]. Pegram, Treasurer r. Coffman ID.
HOLLAND CHAPTER, No. g. of ROYAL IA
ARCH MASONS-under the immediate jursdic- ~
ton OF the General Grand Chapter for the United x
Statehood their monthly meetings the first w
Monday evening of each month"; at the Masonic Hail.
the Caol0n Railroad Depot of BaTOnne and Per-
dido streets. Oicers-T II. Lewis II P: d. Blair, Secy.
New ERA CHAPTER OF ROYAL ARCH MAsoKs-under
the immediate jurisdiction of the General Grand Chapter of
the United Staesho their monthly meetings the I'd
Monday evening Of each month, at the Masonic Hall over
the Caroon Railroad Depot, Of Baronne and Perddo
sts.. OhiceH-JOhn Gedge, P; H. NJ Summers, Sec'y.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-28
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A GARD.
NOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFL1CTED-knO =
ing the extreme hazard which strangers rum IN const It.
ing physicians for the of private diseases, owing to
utter disqualification fthOse who profess to such
deem to be nothing but an act OF kindness towards
unfortunately afflicted, well sheer justice to Dr. M
LEN No So CHstOmh0use street. state that in the
1876 soey afflicted with syphilis in its worst and most
appalling FORM and for several months together unteT
the best regular medical practice could obtain in New Cl
leans without being all beneftted-indeed grew WORT.
At length heard of Dr. Mullen's great reputation 81
piled to him. and tomy great Joy in three weeks he resOI
to perfect health. Subscribed New Orleans, Jan lS4I
jyl5 I'm SAMUEL Robertson.