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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08
THE SOUTHERN NAIL.
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The tribune.
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PHILADELPHIA April !, P. M.
Considerable excitement prevailed in the South
erp section of the city on Sunday evening In conse
ouence OF a couple of villains attempting TO aoduci
Young lady named Kelly. Al the time The attack was
made she was walking in company with George Jansler
voupg man with whom she vas engaged to be married
and Wills, desperate struggle was going on between
him and the aggressors she escaped The young man
also escaped and found his way home the next morning
much exhausted from the fact that ne had wandered
abou, the country during tie night The Joy caused oy
the meeting of the parties be as well imagined as ces
cribed On Monday even, but twentytour hours aver
the attack was made the happy couple were united In
the bond of nst-inony.
? several Santa Fe Traders, headed by Dom A Ar
milo arrived in town yesterday laden with the treasures
OF the far West
On Monday evening next we are to have another
"Earr meeting in independence Square In which tne
"big guns of the Loco.Focos are 10 figure What patti
OTIS these fellows are
Stocks are heavy today. Penn. Elves sold at
6at. Wilmington o. what humbug y at 80, L. states
Bank at II. aud Reading Railroad al 81.
Lacey, the wretch who attempted 10 kill his wife
has been arrested
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MAhHIEDI

On Monday evening 9th inst By Rev. w. w. Eyerts,
Mr. CHAS. M. X. PAULISON 10 Miss ANNA SHEP-
HERD. all of this city.
On Sunday evening April 9Th, by Rev. Dr.. Barrett,
WASHINGTON MUIRHEAD to Mrs. SARAH A. LIGHT
BODY all Of this City,
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MOUNT BESEDIcT-We hear that over serenity
housadd dollars has been recently offered for Mount
Benedict the site of the late Catholic Nunney in Somer
vile The original the Catholic Bishop and his
associates we believe, sir thousand dollars The
reply to the Offer as told. that they some
times buy, bu, never sell such property.
Chsrestown Aurora.
r. Gen. DANIEL PARKER, an officer of the last
war and for time Chief Clerk OF the War Department
at Washington, died In that city on Sunday last
e The Hagerstown, Nd. News of Saturday
says ha, the wheat in that region of country presents
promising appearance and as far advanced as it
generally is month later
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

e W efearn from the Baltimore papers ihaiMr.
Ashcone, who shot in ARRAY which occurred IN
St. Merys County on Friday last, has since died Of his
wounds and We learn farther that Mr. Thomss acted in
selfdefance on the occasion. An examination was had
before Justice of the Peace and the dismissed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

e The disturbances in the Cherokee country
still continue and murders frequent WIN the bitter
feuds which curse the people of that country never be
allayedi
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r. The extensive tannery Of Mr.. Daniel Shin
die OF Hagerstown, Nd destroyed by fire on Sunday
night last.
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The House is stated thus in the Palladium /:

There are to be heard from 81 Representatives in
Litchfeld County and three from Fairfield County.
The vote for Governor by Towns and Counties is
ns follows: o..
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Lnter.-News from MIR. SIidell.

VERA CRUZ, March sth, lc4o.
The Water Witchs delay in sailing allows me to
say that we last evening received intelligence from
the Capital, which revves our hopes of peace, al
though in fact it amounts to very little commits
sion has been appointed TO proceed 10 Jalaba and
confer with Mr. slidell on the subject ofhis mission
rather it seems to ascertain the nature Of his powers
than to receive propositions 1t is queer proceed
ing. and seems 10 involve no kind OF recognition
The u s. brig Somers, Com. Ingraham, arrived
today from Pensacola after passage OF : days
She bringsus public intelligence OF interest we
had yesterday, New Orleans papers of the goth uit
l observe that much importance has been at
tached to the rumors of Santa Aha,s connection
with the recent revolutions: Few OF Santa Ana 5
friends have expected. and fewer still are prepared
to support him il he should arrive. The Me1icans
do not like 10 shed blood, but the probability is that
Santa Ana would not again carry his head out OF
the country. -,
1t is to be presumed that Commodore Conner will
dispatch the Somers to Pensacola before the close
ference Very respectfully yours, u
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oursDE-FHa pasc-speech of Mr.. Webster; Later
from Mexico and ST. Domingo; Things in Canada; Lee
Risls.ive Summary; News Items &c. Fourth page
eferred Law Courts Sales and Stocks; Marine Jour-
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SpsINo MEpIcISEs-Mske the fountain pure and tho
stream will be pure make the blood the fountain Of Ifs
and health pure and the body will se FREQ from eruptous
and disease Comstock Cos Ssrsapsra Is euiinenty
calculated effect this object-hss acquired celebrity
peor Others and sod al hat the price OF Others al q
Cor,and.st. as 3teods
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~ To stay the hair from failing keep on, the dan
drui promote the growth OF lhe hair and restore when
lost the risns snd genuine Balm of Columbia only should
be used effects certain aud permanent lis
he had ONLY n Cortlaud-st az 2leod+
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Now, Wings /!

This Erening you are called to meet at National
Hall to receive the Report of your Nominating Con-
veation for Mayor and Aims House Commissioner.
You have not been asked to devote much time to
this Charter ElectoB, and will not be. But Just
once before an Election it does the hearts of great
many veterans of glorious 1910 and gallant though
mournful Al good to hold old-fashioned rousing
meeting in and around National Hail. All together
now, for THIS EvEsIsol Let us have gathering
worthy of the often worsted but never daunted
Wings of the great Emporium-worthy of our Can
didates and our Cause. Let none hold back who
can spare This Evening"
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VAIL, KENsErr & Co. 81 Ca,harine.st will offer for
sale this day at - o'clock, twenty of Wet Goods
from the Henry Clay consisting principally OF Ginghams
and Bingham, Lawns. Great bargains may be ex-
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Court Calendar. THs DAY.

Court Calendnr....THIs DAY.
SUPr1ioR CoURr A. 80, 16, 81, p, IS q, &c.
"a, II, 37,3e. 40, Al, <3, Al, As to So.
ClScurr Couar.-Nos. Z, Al, Sc 90, 70, 100 TO $50
ComHoN PLEAs-Past l.-Nos. 1T, ISL ls3. ls7, l2l,
30, l53, l63, 81 49, Part 2Nos. a. 90 lis, 1876 les
134, go, 40, l20, 49, l58 1853 81, $50.
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" Destruction and pipes By rusi during the
Summer be entirely prevented even exposed entire.
y TO weather the and cheap process OF
Of vsrnish for purpose from 81 Cortland as 2teod.
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ITALIAN MEpIcArEp SoAr-For efeciualy removing Tan,
pimpleA eckles hners ssowuess &c from tho akin,
warranted. Prepared by DR.. Gouaud 81 Walker-s first
door FsoM Broadway, where may be had hs celebrated
Poudre Subtitle for eIadicang superduous hair Liquid
Rouge for co!oring lips and cheeks deep carnson pge
Lily White for the complexion, Hair Dye, Bealss Hair he
rooib Pas,.s EYtrsrts &c az If
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thuto
Wards. Alderman.
lat. John s. Gilbert.
lid. james C. Stoneall.
lid. Thomas Hart.
,v,. Joseph A. Dinyer.
i''o-- George H. Purser.
With. Emanuel B. Hart.
With. John Foote.
With. Richard T. Compton.
lXth. .Theodorus Van Tine.
Xfth.. William Gage.
XlIth. David s. Jackson.
XlVth. John NJ. Bloodgood.
XVIII. William C. Wetmore.
XvIlth. James Walsh.
XVIIIth. William A. Walker.
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Business Notifies.


LECTURE on THE LUNGS, CIRCULATION OF THE BLOOD
&c. WITH THE MANIxrNs-Dr. WrETISG gives his Third
regular Lecture of the Course in the REQ. Mr. Martyrs
Church. Chrystie,t st. above elancey, THIS (WEDSEs
DAr) EVENING April y O'Clock, the Circulation
of the Bood-venous and Arterial of the
cure Respiration Arterialization ofthe Blood Import
ance of Healthy Lungs, and how keep them SO He
reditary Descent Some OF the Of Consumption ;
Tight Lacing Ventilation; and several things which
weaken the Lungs-To be illustrated by dssectons from
the Manikins, and exhibition of the Heart. Lungs
Trachea, and inflated Lung Of one of the lower ami
mals. admission only lai
Coop FRIDLY.-Hoi Gross Buns on Good Friday, from
A. NJ till evening, at THOMPSON WELLER,S,
2 near Park place. and 7l3 (cor OF Washrgtcn place.
sa5 Broadway
J. o. FOWLER $50 aud 40 Greenwichst has just received
from The late sales large and excellent OF fine
Few Green and Black Teas and choice family Groceres
all Of which he is selling very low prices wholesale
and retail. He Ia selling good Young Tyson Tea 49,
very hne at Sd 6ne Ooong. IA, extra hue 5s Also,
choice assortment Of cheap while and yellow Sugar Gc
Best old Java Coffee, al Ia. Sumstra do. Zoe.
BEAUTIFUL MrSIArUnEs.--Puube's in Broadway
is confessedly The best place in the United States,
To procure Daguerreotype Miniatures Prof P. has
timoniais-n the way of pictures-from many great
men Of all the snks of life. politicians clergmen
risa &c. tina; only need look the walls of his gal
lery, to be convinced how true Is frs, remark
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BELOW.
A ship anchored at the SW Spit.

MEMORANDA.
The packet ship Ashburton. for Liverpool, has an.
chored al the quarantine. Wind Sc.
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DELEGATE No,nine,ion.:

Erie Co-AsA WERREN of Eden, GIDEON BAR
CIR of South Wales, CALEB II. AUSTIN of Buffalo,
from the Liberty ticket, with JOSEPH PLUMB of
Lodi in case the New Apportionment is adopted,
e. We learn that at the Election for Charter
Officers In Williamsburg yesterday, the entire Wing
ticket succeeded by average majority of about one
hundred.
FARMERS CLuB.-There was full and amin ated
meeting of the Members of this Club yesterday the
new rooms In the Park. Col Clark of Brooklyn being
In the Chair The reading of tho minutes OF the prev
Gus meeting was dispensed with. Some specimens OF
Potatoes of size not larger than common ady Ap-
ple from North Carolina, exhibited and a com
muncaton read from Mr. J. Cakes, the presenter. An
article was read by the Secretary upon Manures uset
In France In which described compost consisting
Of ten articles The subject Of Hemp was then intro
dpced and specimen of waterrotted Hemp exhibited
from Jas B. Clay of Ashland, whore It was produced
and rotted letter read by Mr.. Wakeman relative
to an Agcul ural School, to DO established Roches
ter the prices for board vary from 81 so to 81 pei
week Col Clark exhibited some Cocoons taken from
CaterpIlsrs feeding on the touato-beng files larger
than common ant. An article read on Flax. spin
Ming in Ireland by which tappears that the cuva
elon OF that article has improved In an uncommon de
gree since 1871. letter was read from MIR. D. l. Mac
Gowan. Mt Mingpo, China which was accompanied by
several specimens OF their home products and manosc
lures After tho introduction OF several communica
tions relating TO Mr.. Wattss Plow, ON article called
spurry, &c from which nothing Of importance wa:
elected the order of day MISUNDERSTANDING o
tbs Cultivation of the Grape. and the Feeding Of Cattle
Dr. Undsrhil made eloquent remarks In which he
demonstrated the perfect practcabity OF cultvatins
Grapes the highest advantage American soil and
shortly after the Chairman notified the Club that its
hour up and thar the subect be postponed &c
the next regular meeting. Tho meeting the adjourned
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GENERAL MEETING.
< Tho VINO ELrcrons Of the City ond County Oh
New.York ars requested to assemble In
MASS MEETING,
A, National Hail. Csnast. Wednesday evening" tn0
sh ms. at u o'clock for the purpose Of receiving TOE
Report of the Convention appointed to nominate can
didate to be supported for the
MAYORALTY,
And also a candidate for the office OF
ALMs,HoUsE COMMISSIONER
The snrtnr Charter Election BY order Of the Com
ro,,,eo. J. DE PEYsTER OGDEN, Chairman
E. C. BENEDICT, lsecretaries. go,
D. w TOWNSEND. eoN
rT General Committee of Democratic Wing
Young nen-A Special Meeting OF ihis Con'ml'ee VIII
he bsd a, the Broadway House, on Wednesday afternoon
9Th April Inst al O'clock By order:
THEo. E ToMLINsoN, Chairman
A iI1s 3 9 gIsEss' Secretaries
NIB Observe the unusual hour Of this meeting and other
eas for tho evening and II will induce full and punc'nai
attendance.
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I,oco-Foco Nomination,


The following are the Nominations of the Loco
Fooo party of this City for Aldermen and Assis
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" HEzExIAH WILLIAMS was the Agent of
the Aims House Commissioners during the years
1928, and again in ls44-5 Ask any man-Whig,
Loco or Native-acquainted with his conduct while
in Office, if he would not make the right sort OF an
Aims House Commissioner.
~ JAMES H. Cook has been nominated at Tam
many Hall for Aims House Commissioner, which
he now holds. We understand this is mere COM
plimenr, paid with an assurance that he would not
accept the Office on any consd eraton. GEO W..
ANpERsoH will probably be the Loco candidate.
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LOVELY HEAD Of HAS FOR THREE SHiLLISGs.-Thene
are hundreds in the City dirty. red and grey hair.
and have fine. soft clear. silky har through using
three shilling hottie of Jones' Coral Hair Restorative Il
forces the hair grow i;s falling or and the
scu and daudruL Mind this Is honest ruth Sold at 81
chathnrn.st Anl Sll Rrnnd a5 2leOd
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ROGERS CCrLEaY-Conssttns OF Poke, and Pen.
knives, Scissors, Nail Files &c-ot the mos, beautiful
finish and unique patterns can be Obtained of
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MARINE JOURNAL.

MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
MINIATURE ALMANAC 49,. THIS DAY.
THE SUN THE MOON. FULL SEA-
LATEST DATES.
London March Havre .... March 5
liverpool March New Orleans March 20
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PORTABLE SHAVING CA,Es-The subscrbers'. al
sertmen embraces every variety of Travelling Dressing
Case suitable either for long short journey contain.
ing all that Is necessary for the toilet.
a6 3tend G. SAUNDERS & SON III Rrnaau.u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

r. The Globe and Morning Nescs publish
card Of Mr. A. II. Mickle, their present candidate
for Mayor, certifying that he was not Native in
Nov. le43, when there were but 5000 of them in
the City. Very likely. But we have been in
formed that he did vote the Native ticket, not in
1s43, but in 1914, when Harper was chosen Mayor
Our information is not positive, however, and I'M
less we can produce some better evidence, our
readers will please consider the assertion unsup-
ported.
We do not care baton what ticket Mr.. Micke
chose to vote in ls43 or 4. If we thought him the
fttest man for Mayor in 1886 we should vote for
him, without regard to his notions in ls43. But we
state undoub,ed fact in saying that Mr. Mckle is
rejected by SEINE Of his own party on charges of
Nativism at some former period. II we enable
him to vindcate himself from that, we shall do him
a substantial service-By the way, when is his
nomination to be ratified Hurry 1t up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

r- There never and nrver will he better hair dye
m.de than the Moorish Hair Dye dyes the hair bean
fully without dyeing the ssin Sold g. Chshaus, and
32l Broadway. Price 81 cents or 81. so 2teod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

e G. Ssuniers's Pa,en, Metallic Tablet Razor S,rop
the Oldest and uaos, approved sop now in use-hav
ing been before the public for tho las, thirty years can
be had at the subscribers No Ia Broadway wholesale
and retail TIE public and strangers are invited to cali
and examine The various patterns. az s,so5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

AssistaRts.
Henry II. Byrne.
John L. Brown.
Elisha Buchanan.
William Reid.
Dennis Mullins.
Lyman Candee.
Thomas Gilmartin.
Archibald Aiaclay.
II. q. Quackenbusb.
jeremiah Green.
Thomas Spofford.
Abraham B. Davis.
James s. Sandford.
James Robertson.
Moses w. s. Jackson.
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70. We learn that at the Election for Chartt
Officers In Williamsburg yesterday. the entire VIII
ticket succeeded by average majority of about OF
hundred
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G. SAUNDERS, III Broadway.
s6 Stood few doors above Cortlspds,
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II J. S. FouSr.m would be pleased 10 see al h., old
customers and strangers also al his location 7ss Brood
WAY be h,s variety of srilcles n his linz
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CY- Oh womau woman, IN tue streets you walk
Your lovely face bedaubed with common chalk,
Your skin so salow aud corpSe,like. . from spite,
That you'll MT the JDDes's Lily White,
You Tor ought know that by It's pow r&mght,
The skin assumes a natural nfe-se white.
Sold at 50 Chethan-st; store 81 Broadway, NJ W and
% pri-n can,a a hnY az aod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

Coon FRIoAY.-Hoi Cros. bun. on Good Friday, from
A NJ. till evening, at THOMPSON & WELLERS,
2 tnear Park place. and 7l3 co OF Wa shrgtcn place
aa5.+ Rrosd vav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

~ For Erup,ions Chappcd Flesh, Disbursements or
discoor-d SHIN nothing has acted cbsrmugly the
genuine Joness Italian Chemical Soap, 1t impars almost
ms enormously the skin smoothness clesrr and
sonesa truly beautiful. Mind, get but Jones Soap
buy nowhere but at G2 Chalham.st and SCI Broadway
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r. How often do - poor mao dressed
With grease his coat, his pants and vest
cake OF Magic Erasve Soap would clean them, and
make bright new and spotess Sold al 81 Cheham.st
as 2teod
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City lIeHa.

Philadelphia, April ?, 1876.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-07-16
PASSENGERS BY RAILROADS

Some judgment may be formed Of the number
of strangers in the city (says the Boston Trap,l
lers) during the 4.h. by the following estimates
from the principal railroads; The Boston and
Worcester road brought into the city b.,ween
Thursday night and Saturday night. 5000 ra,-
sengers; Saturday night, after The fireworks, a
single 'rain was run over this road, of 63 cars.
carrying about $500 persons the largest train that
was ever run OF the road. The Providence road
brought into the city on Friday and Saturday 1900
passengers. and a single train. on Saturday eveR-
ing, carried out 1000 passengers. Over 5000 per-
sons came into the city The Eastern railroad on
Friday and Saturday Boston and Maine rail-
road had on the 9TH abou, 5000 passengers; car
ried out on Saturday nigh, between 1000 and
5000 in two trains Of 81 and "a cars each. Bos-
ton and Fitchburg railroad ran 80 trains during
the day. up and down Passengers. carried du
ring the day and evening, about 6OOO; carried
5000
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STILL ANOTHER TRIUMPH OVER
DISEASE In MAINEi
Warren, Lincoln County, July rs, 1Sdr

warren, EinCOin county, July 10, 1915,
Dear Sir take pleasure in complying with
your request TO bear testimony in favor Of your
valuable medicine, having had daughter, Is
years old, very dangerously sick tic last year re.
stored with it. My daughter took violent cold
in September, 1913 which settled on her lungs
She was troubled with bad cough all winter. I
tried various kinds Of medicines, but none OF them
bad the desired effect. The cough continued until
March, when we became alarmed ather condition.
and applied TO physician, who attended her some
time, but did her no good, We then consulted
another, but all to purpose. Having EXHAUSTED
the whole catalogue of medicines now in the land
two distinguished physicians having done their
best to restore ber--wc then obtained bottle ~
DIR. WJSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
which relieved her Immediately After taking four
bottles she completely restored, and now en-.
joys good health. JOHN LEEDS
BE careful and get the genuine DIR. WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine
unless signed by I. BUTTS. Address all orders to
SETH w. FoWLE, Boston, Mass.
1ct- For particulars see DR.. Wistar's treatise on
consumption, to be had Of the gent.
Agents Portsmouth, G. II HEINJTSH, Agent /;
Norfolk, VI. a. SANTOS, and also by Druggists
generally in this State.