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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30

" Hints on the Hair.-Whst foliage IL to the tree
or tener AID clusters the vinsthe hair is to the
hesd of man or IL may not insppropristey be
termed The natural drspery Of reasons throne When
10 gone comeness gone too The most brilliant set
In bald head would never be the ambush love would
choose to shoot his from but beware efthe snbus
clie when he Turks amid luxursut rpgets Love then,
who - rules the camp, tie court, the grove" &C
knowledges fellowship with badness. But baldoe"i Is
misfortune fault, you say Psdonnez moi, 1t Is
fault Experience has proved that the hair when lost or
partly be renewed 10 all its pristine beauty By an
early application Of Barrys Tricopherous In Ike msn
ner .rsyness may be prevented and seurf and dsnduh
eradcated by its use There is for any Of these
drawback. on beauty aud comfort, while BARRYs TRi'
CoPHEROUs can be bought for 25 cent?, BY the snse
bottle Principal Office. lS7 Broadway. m5o
IT. Malice 10 NIn.ter. OF Vessels and Pilots
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BENJAMIN MOONEY, Auetionesr.
CUrTI RRY-EnlrD . A

Sun, viii sell THIS dsy ~ ~ cl9ck, o. the euetf0r
rom, 25S PsNLst general sssortmsnt OF Brnns ham
shsrield German and Amensan Hardware For parties.
lars catalogues
Also u O'clock cssks saadlsstiehs for account OF
under~riters Also, 80 sasks wrought pals InSo It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30

MINIATURE ALaAsAcs-.--. This DAY.
Rises 40 Sets ...6 81 Morn. &c Evep.. 4 IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30
sALFs OF REAL ESTATE.

Excess over last oo
The dividend Of Exchange Bank is for months ssv
pg yon q nto ope alton July Is, lS47.
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~ Notice TO Masters OF Vessels and Pilots


All vessels having passepsers arriving after the 5ph Of
April will be required snehor at Oiaantins for eS
animation .-.... 81, -, ,...
m}O lmis ALFN. H. WITHIN Heath Nhicsf
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49, ,t.an a.prcsp NJ MONOPOLY

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si.ss fSsA sts ~ ~. = sssisss-
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..t ss4s4r a. .ssis-k a - v4ssss neigh 81
SH-k
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-30
BOARDING.

BOARDING.
PARTMENTs WITH BOARD-TO ist al suite
t.ehed modern built house the west side Of Broad
way few minute. walk fom The CITY Hall The terms
will be moderate. Inquire at - hsdson-,t ~ W.
a GENTLEMAN, vile and two children want per
hmanent board, from lst Of May IN private faulty
west Of Broadway, between Fulton aud Ftankin SIS
Term, must be moderate ADDRESS u n X Tribune VI
fee mj0 lw'
DOARD-A large and small roc communicating, With
Deos,t' attached suitable ioF psror and bedroom on
with board. At &c Cliuon-paee Reference required
m50 2teod'
DOARD WANTED-(in The VIC nifty OF Chatham
ID ,qusre) 10 private family, where there are bot
few boardes By gentleman and wife References given
snd required line addressed Chatham a. thi' once
will meet attention. mol u
DUARD WANTED-F.r a lsdy and her dsGs her 10
ID private family. Broadway, between Broome and
Fourth s. References exchsngsd Address d X. this
office. Terms must be modersts mg Zts.
DUAkD WANTED-In the country, in private
Df.mily preferred, and in pleasant location Adore"
L. L II New York Pest Oaiee. mo lw'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and their wive. wishing ic
Dobtsin permanent board can be accommodated with
psnes attached Also room on the Sd hoor suitsbi.
Tor single gentlemen Apply 555 Houston 81 cor OF
CTcsbyst nlxy Tvs.
DOARDING-A gentleman and hi, wifs, or three
ID gentlemen be Accommodated with board IN
Christian family near brosdSsy, below hoa''on at
10 the best may be secured terms moderais Re
fsrenses exchanged Addre.P Erri6une Once m.y 2tls
BOARD WANTED.-Two young men wish to OBJ
ID tain roor with breah fast and tee. Broadway
and shove Prince 81. References exchanged. Adsfeo
: 4 % Trihnne Office m29 2s'
,TRANsIENra ND PERMANENT soARD-Psa.
ant rooms let board the secJnd end third
hoors suitable for families single gentlemen Apply
IS Libertyst m.t 5us-
n WaNTfD-Top purchase = carmans Horse ard
I1T>Cat. or either s.pgsisly w.h or without hi.e
GZl--ne.s Address d" CsrmAn' a. THIS ofhce IL
a.. Mrs. BARTON, lO7 CAn.lsirset, near we'
~ forms the lao To-, Of New
v York and it, vicinity that she has hand ia,h
va ionable AssOftmsuI Of Millinery aud Straw Boa
nets. aud socis confinusuee Of the patronage already
literally awarded 10 her. m5o w
IN -RY nOyR ~ TUrkA, MATTERS i78 Bro,d
LII way fHoward Hotel now prepared "a ohsf the
Sgnns style Of sents Hats which are really hsau
"a and superior article Call and examine our Has At
- So which - per cent lower than any other house in
a.. .trset MO SITE.
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u,NpN~ WANrKD-ia . hoase &C.

- To t.Er-rhs t~s story eassmeut and stsie hrish
81 ss~se. - hszars-ss. near ersdwsy, With large
sAra Sresss water, 40. Aryly to BOGERr 4
SNsELANp. a. wiihAn-ss es 81 ~ Nlash-ss before 10
A V os AneG az 80 Sc
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AUCTION SALES.
JACOB . pLArr. Aueroossr.

TX u. AZ Y00FI-
- 'i-Oa WEDNESDAY. April s. Il 10 o'elosk A N
boors sroEs AND Bkossss-Soo casss Boot. sboes ana
BFoss1. eomprisinr desirable assortment OF fresh snA
sea.ons>e foots erect from The msnufs1ss sdapteA
u ih- western. southern, northern snd city trsds
Al Private SALE ID. l. 4 Co constsrtlv rs>sixtos
from the msnUtsetufer great variety Of and fresh
stock which they are selling G private sale suetioa
prices. uSo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-22
Political Intelligence,

S3-rH r.e1.INA DELrGArIou m CONGRESS =
The C9ares.0r g.. O. Msrcuy asserts that II can
state, mot from conjecture or hearsay, bat from
n, highest authority that only one OF the entire
delegation IN both houses VIII support lhe election
OF Cen. Taylor"
Ars.usAs ELEortoH Phillips county has elected
Martin and Preston (whigs), to the legissturs-b
Wig gains and Butts is supposed DO elected ssnA-
tor 20 another gain At Marion precinct opposite
Memphis, Eewton's vote FOR Congress WAS II and
Johnsons Qocofoco), o. 7 M Collins whig, elected
I, the legislature from the oouuty.sl Lsuis Rey.S
.9vs. IA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-22

SINGULAR AFFAIR Ar Sr. LoyIs.-Au assault
with loaded revolver was made by John Jackson
other man, named Sherman, at the Empire House.
yesterday afternoon, and it is only astonishing that
sherman was not killed dead the spot. jackson
stood only some Ave six feet from Sherman at the
head of short eight ofseps and discharged Eve balls
at sherman in rapid succession Of which grazed his
check and drew blood freely. Sherman stood firmly
facing Jackson, and excaiming during the murderous
attack shoot shoot straigher hit If you can ~
AZ the pull on the last barre tho cap snapped and
Jackson instantly made OF running past sherman into
Pine street, whence be made his escape AZ he passed
BIN, sherman made no attempt TO arrest him. but only
exclaimed, that II Jackson couldn't shoot truer than
that, bo had better not shoot again An old Indian
trader who, from the window of the billiard room saw
the whole affair, declared that he had eeen men stand
fiElJ in Indian lights, but lac never had seen such
bravery as SherDan's IL must be confessed tat
be showed no fincbing whore 20 men would unarmed,
as be was havc turned upon their heels and from
dsnetr~ The cause Of the assault, we learn qrew
out Of play ful act on the part Of Jackson, which
met the part Of sherman In the same spirit,
ard the latter lisa idea Of having offended Jackson
until he drew his pistol upon hm Jackson was sub
soqucnUy arrested AID taken 20 tho caaboose, but
was r,lessed on giving ball in the sum Of $5oo.-sf
louis Organ, 9Th inst.
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plovenents 81 p,.t,nsu,shea lnai,,ausla.

ne president o. inc Onlteu states, his nephew,
aad a naval surgeon, arrived at Bedford Springs.
Pa, or the 18th last from Cumberland
Breyet Major john G.. Reynolds, Of the marine
ccrps. who was brevc,ed for gallant and merito
siogs Conduct az the stounlng of Chapuitepcc. and
al the capture Of the city Of Mexico, was In Phila
dolphin, on Saturday the 10th inst
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strength (sreat Cheers and would smile upon their
future efforts. Many noble and gallant Irishmau
would depart from this world this coatest de-
ciled: but il would be copsoing reflection 20 him
thst he had done bis utmost lbera.c his country
nd 20 stab to the heart the tyrant oppressor who
bad so long md successfully kept her in bondage
cloud chsers) The gallant general concluded by
alng the most eloquent aud tervent terms, TO
the synpathies OF the lrishmen, Americans, and all
other lovers OF liberty who listened him. to for
ward generously and give their best assistance 20 Ire
land in this her hour Of difficulty and danger cloud
cheers, amid which he resumed his seat)
Another Mir O'Cosfson then appealed to the SYM
pathies of the assembly in much the strain and
read the report OF the directory The last half week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-22

MAYA. ISrE1LiorNcE-The U. S bomb brig
Stfo,uboli, Lieut. Commanding Charles Ill. Me
Bl,- s.led yesterday for New York u fegate 81
lave was towtd to the naval ancb o.sgr yesterday
ffosa The navy yard, by L. y steamer Engipesr, L.
Olmftesd, commanding. Orders have beea ~received
et tho navy yard for the equipment OF the fr'gates
Rsritsn, and Columbia Np,fcfk Beacon, Hus H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-22
Mfsrelinnenris.

The amount Of salt inspected at Syracuse and VI
csnty during the feur weeks ending on the lZth INST
vas 5o3,550 bushels Tho amount inspected nsins
the corresponding four weeks isst year, was Nz,fS
bushels. Syrdcuse Democrat.
General Wool is 70 have public reception in Troy
% the 23d instant
The Western Telegraph from na.slmore 60 MARTINS
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Zach OF these announcements, particularly that
from Charleston, vas rapturousIy aprauIed and the
Secretaries nrne tiasey after wards received the SUBJ
scriptions of the meeting, which handed with
the same tberaLty eni enthusiasm as az the former
meetings.
At this stage OF the meeting, Wsr. II. Mitchell,
brother OF Joan Mitchell, appeared when the deaten
ing shouts OF the people rang through the spacious
hall, ami thousands OF voices called for " Mitchell
Mitchell lie said-My friends, have two very
important accounts since the sailing OF the last
steamer We are told BY the English papers that the
revolution had been subdued By few police, while
there is censorship exercised the Irish press
We told that Smith O'Drien has fed; but that Is
lie from the fact that he is represented to have fed
steamer it stated that Meagher Riley and others
had He'd and the police after them, for the
ward which had been offered for their arrest. But
that is not go for they organising clubs. That
man could lie in ambush tor twenty four hours is I'M
possible if there nothing be done than to
find him. We told that 10 900 men had been sent
10 Ireland 20 suppress the insur-ecion but if the
people could be subdued by Inspector Trant it was
useless proceeding Nothing said By the English
papers about the whereabouts OF Dillon AID Meagher
with regard to the letter received last tell you
1t was not written with view to deceive. for the
yourg who wrote that letter would not be guilty
reports were coming into Dublin II might be less tina
there stated hope no oae will dscredit that
lctte-l for it was truth while tao state
ments in the English papers tissue
OF fasehood. Ar NJ took his seat amid the voefer-
shouts Of the assembled multitude.
Nj. MILEF then appeared and presented 800 from
the Mitchell Club.
The Irish Felon Club here entered with drum AID
fife, hearing banner With the following aicrip-
9 See oeooo osoooe.o 800
IassH FRLoN cLue. o
o iiereditaEy bonisme N, know yet not,
Who would be free themselves, o
0 Glust strike the blow. o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-22

The conference OF pastors lately held at Neustadt
for the Bayarian Palstine, appointed commission TO
prepare an ecclesiastical constltution which was sub
mtted on the 10th ut, 50 new assembly at Kaiser
slantcn OF four hundred members, onethird Of whom
were ecclcsiastics. Tho majority were rationalists
The CONSERVATIVES, or aorthodox, werc not even al
speeches being frequently interrupted with tumult
and intimidation. The opinions that prevailed re.
quiro preponderance of the lay elements in the
sYnods two out Of three) absolute liberty with
spect to confessions OF faith and complete
Of tbs consstory Of ralanate from the superior
sstory Of Bavaria.
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MEDICAL. CARD.
SOUTHERN MEDICAL o d

o J. Il Il n ~ w = DiO ~ I'm or
No ID C.ARONDELEI Sl...lgisasi
rUyO THE piTRT ,IC.-Nne years permanenily Sr VI
this city, combined with the nnyarled siuess , ~
liar system of treatment for Syphihnc, t~s lpR
Chronic complaints, has met with during tla' liNT
and soupdy established our reputation. 20 f,.ouaatd
he..Soutern Mdica Office, no I 70 oa,os sSEa'
established in 1870 for the cure OF all Chrome
with few exceptions, known to all ihe ont in Nj
card is TO inform those who know moi US AN
fcted with any of those private diseases daty ~
nately so prevalent, they can consult Us Win
guarantee OF cure. la,ae uad va
curry malpractice Secondary Syphilis Scaasn a lie
the bones, nocturnal Rheumatism, ile'h gssg dshBf
blotches on the skin, ulcers in the thtoat, u@
have ruined their constitution. we ,sfuiauas
us for confident that the pompt on ~ ur r9nsh
lief they will derive from the active effects o. s
viii mt once conyince them OF our cspabity OIL ippA
we profess . ,1.,v cuss bpl o.
We do not boast of making rapid and nas op
satisfaction is to perform thorough ano la ae VIII sV
sbOn aspace of time as it can possibly w "VAs'
tage and safety to the patient ,osdiurn egin :
We will not here through nesTspapsiI ,tntou& n
any elaborate remarks regarding veDee aI al society N
disease that unfortunately preVades an Phi osarse !
and poor matrimonial and single; al we aaue eanhy
any person afflicted with cOmpa " s dqcn q
class his peculiar case with any OF those aye iH
teatise) BY calling at our Office we WI. =, nv desire ,
alicharges, what explanation or ADVICE o. o
Ii often happens that ill-tmed sen svotboe who o'
ofdiscoyery deersa patient from applying him. DELAYING
education and respectabity, can beInsuy Of this ho
treatment till all the constitutional symp .o-
disease make their appearance u ~ n,eserye De
To SUCH the doctor pledges himself ~ rn,acce and ~
inviolabe secrecy and from his and
nence, he confidently recommend n TH0MssYggss
Office No 18 Carondeiet street. between PnsslS
mon, sign Of the Marble Escuapaa y aGssstondee s
trance first door to the right OF No 10 ~ s mYp
Private egress both inC Common and Cafonoe
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LlGHT!-LIGHT!!

LlGHT!-LIGHT!!
COMMITTING NEW and just the thing for every family
- requiring Light, and cheap, too that every one rich
and poor, can buy it. Its neat CANDhESIlth, max
any Grease that will burn By simply turning the bottom OF
the Candlestlck, beautiful, hard, smooth CANDLE Is
forced of the top and at any desired length you wish
tiom one inch to two ieet in height.
l.. 1T and simple common candlestlck conse
quenty may be managed by child.
g. of this you convert all your refuse grease
into candles and thus obtain light from 03 cents week
g. The wick dry and smooth, thus vibration or flicker
ing of the flame, but burns like sperm candle.
The wick be changed without at all disturbing the
candle if too large, put small one; or too small a
s. Yon coil in the bottom of the candle maker candle
stick wick sufficient TO last five SIX weeks where 1t re-
mains out of sight and ont of the way
g. You may keep your candle al the same heigh all the
time Tor years-Do stunps or pieces lett
T. Requires repenshing with grease taloW once week
g. No plng of grease ii falls turns over, but as neat
" and clearly as any lady could desire.
k59, 1t cannot get out OF order. -,
To- In proof OF their superiority utility and neaness the
immense number sold sufficient. The price uniform and
the same all the United States and the article requires
only 10 be the most ncreul0s OF the lore
going facts No family will be without them who can scTape
together the small price asked.
With small capital active business man can make a
Quick and profitable operation by purchasing the monopoly
and selling this article territory where 1t has not yet been
sold Persons who desire embark neat, pleasant and
highly lucrative business invited to call at our Office,
No IS PERDIDO Street, North SIDE between ST. Charles
and Carondeiet streets. New Orleans
The monopoly of the city of New Orleans and States OF
sale Of this article are offered and proposals will be received
for the manufacturing the city of New Orleans for the
' mhg # # i1'" H. T. MYERS s. CO.
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MEDICAL OFFICE. 3,

r.
NO. as CUSTOJIHO USE SIfbpp.ry RkQrp
INVALUABLE DISCOVERY I d.g.ta AiiG.easss egs
J. UNTIL CURE Is EFTECTED:-fllvs.tou ueIcnps
in few days by regular PHI sciaan' c"astGah0as sF
other poisonous medicines at NO. % oA" ,lAl
New Orleans, Louisiana. r ,bose aifiCtS ~
DR.. MULLEN calls the attention OF H.. general W Y,
any of the forms of certain Disease TO w. douted BIZ
ser,ent in another column The treatInsh
is that which has the approval OF the md is uplir
geons of Paris London and New f0fk anaaneut cag
success has proved beyond doubt thai anonhGs,
the worst cases of constitutional syphls deases nc
ture enlargement of the PROSTATE gianuS, nov, be oS
by certain solitary practice, etc etc rade to of
to moral certainty. if application be ndd an Spes
intelligence skill and experience can be feeo thst
Mullen opened in this city. all the many siugIe ese
under his care have been cured without n IN
Some of these were of years standing. othe surprise y
of structure 30 years old, has been cured kno
patient. The gentleman (whose reSiec aJ fby bis ps
the citizens of New Orleanr is al hand an Of sc9SS
sion) can be referred to- Dr. s Teaitn Of so,s
not known South of New York tbs nl'enanvered. EbT
rhPa and geet is the most perfect ever pss no
shortest safest and surest. The pal1es mi cure
cubebs. turpentine other nanseuS neon nhe "a
tanned in one or two days without pam, is effected VIZ
change fdiet. LIZ No pay unless d ou'' ,.,ss
the time named. .t, ,vho BY sexua n olis
or seEooIlntion NAV have brought on aimed lps
painfn consequences resulting from an i,notency las
gence of the passions such as hl;,v Or constg
darangs,ani NAV consult Dr. Mullen Win l'gctest e
fidence he offers them perfect cure 0sna
observed. a., I;,y .t his office no, u
tombonse street. BENJAMIN w! W. .t,set. WyR y
SSs Rssas@ has, No. 50 Customaou's '"''"
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70 PLANTERS, FAMILIES AND MERoHASb

COMSTOCK s. CO. SO P0YD3.9lS STREsEsIf ~
" on hand the following Genuine Medicines vmun wv
family ought to be supplied with, VIZ .,,..pvs
Hays LINIMEST is warranted to cure any eaaoImsn
either Blind or Bleeding. II. .o,ta
JEW DAyID's or HEBREW PLASTER: whaIe w sliA'
pain cannot exist-Price OF the genuine oocsnu r. a
DR.. MoNAIR's ACOUSTIC OLA cersa eas y Tvs
ness and all complaints OF the Earfnce Dew will
LANGLEY's GREAT WESTERN lSDlN h5 rna1., sa
cure any case of Asthma Dyspepsia, DsmTs vS-''-''
Liver Complaint, etc. ~. La, hsomisg
MOTHERS RELIEF-for those iauis apa' 'es''-'
Mothers; all should use it. n, pndfy.
CoMsTOCK's EXTRACT or SARsAPslLlk-io 'N'"''
ing the BlOOdPrce, 50c. per bottle "a IN nm an,
DIR. SPoHN's SICK HEApACHE kEaspf Nv sA' -
case either Nervous or Bilious: VIII yoainh., n ii,
WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHEaSY ny y, n cr Nh
THoLomEW's ExpECToRANT PINK SYgpr-lo, vyT a,
Colds Pain in the Breast and Side, and all onr'
Complaints I'll, t,.,usrzr-h
FAHNEsToCK's and KoLMsTocK,s sERh Adss Il X
Worms in children. This Remedy for Wonns hVN'
most extraordinary ever used: a.. M, 4 ND
THE EAST INDIA HAIR DIE will color !ns n'a ~
or brown, and warranted not to STAN the ska r,l
warranted to cure any case of Rheumatism ofuou'o'
ed Cords and Muscles
PAIN kILLER-Prce, 1914 cents. &, Milf
OLDRIGE's GENUINE BALM OF CoL .uIaS ha,fomE
the Hair grow on bald heads, preventing inc nan
out and freeing it from dandruH ,.,Pk
THE -. WONDER AND BLESSING OF THE h avs
LEY's and CoNNELL's MAGICAL PAIN bhiEss "a
prove blessing TO all those who use IT, 49,
remedy for all Burns Sore Eyes, fel0ns, oiG p5st
Tic Doloreux Erysipelas, and all complains sa a~A
external application By its use nfaniaoon,s as~
swein as redueed and modification even stayed asE
fy Cauti0n-Allth the above named aTtei "a p"si,t
.T5u r. - COMSTOCk g. CO. DstVgss~
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