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New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-07

fcfps Of animal life but he had known these am nal
culr 10 be immersed in the strongest decoction OF TIE
tobacco part, without apparently prodnciog the le at
injurious effect upon them. They seemed rather 10
epioy tho element by which they were surrounded
and this conclusion would seem be forced upon the
scept6o mind by the fact that tobacco wers almost
invariably possess excellent store Of this tararie
commodity. BY immersing those animsculs 10 So
luton OF CASTLE soap, however, it found that they
were instantly destroyed. Hence be would recon
mend the liberal Of this convenient and harmless
preparation, applied to the teeth with brush at east
once day; after which the mouth should be thor
ougbIy nnsed with pure water. He would also urge,
IN the strongest terms thst should be unpTo-
weed with good toothpick; and by good tooth
PICK he CID not mean costly one in commercial
sense, made Of gold, silver, auy other metal The
best too,bpck ever invented was made Of a simple
gooee-quih Get quill, and with knife you can
construct an article for yourself one that s piabe
enough TO remove particles Of matter from the teeth
without ipjuriDg the enamel and which you need
not waste any valuable time hunting for, should you
lose Il. Make dozen of them at time, an then
You need ne yer be without toothbrush will
b0 eDter the inerstces Of the teeth and remove the
matter there lodged And here he would illustrate
the necessity for using 'oothpick afer every meal.
TIE inside Of the mouth, 1t is well known, ID kept by
the blood at a high temperature Of heat-sbout 30
degrees-warmer tnan the hottest day in Summer.
Now, every cook kr Ows the effect Of exposing piece
Of fresh tie rays Of the suo Of keeping il in
heated place for a day two; the meat spoils and
putrefacton is the result. Hence the ssty OF
moving the portions from between teeth, If we
would prevent a bad tate in our mouths
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EIGHTEENTH WARD DKNOW-YOTHINGS. S.

Council No of the Eighteenth Ward will ever be
under obligations TO Reporter for beiog the indirect
instrument of bringing the Brothers together moro
promptly AL things were in order at the last meeting
at 4 O'Clock. Bro EDSEr-smiling and happy-was
in his seat Bros. Mcneil and Whitaker in theirs, aud
Bros Sccfcld aud jimmy at their respective posts
Indeed considering the variety of labors and the bur
6ens Of those abOrs performed 10y these Brothers else
,,o~. ,c,r sousta ant attendance is remarkable. Onc
would supuose the "HEDDlSe' or the DANIEL
Doox, or the "FLLMoRK Club would sometimes
nro. EpsrY. ard that the burdensome duties Of
Ase ssorshps and sesnbosts would distract the mind
of Bro McNEIL.
C,.,omar, u, p,eliminariss over the Committee up IN
c,taip candidate for membership reported specially.
Tbcueh they found hun 10 be a real sou OF the soil
unou, stionably born in America and OF American
pa,entags-yet he exhibited such questionable tastes
in hi. devotion to Capid as to make It grave ques-
ton whether admit him among native born ei''Len
His peculiarly in paying bs attentions to yonaS
lad, of Catholic faith and foreign birth! " hat,
said the Chairman, would be- the natural conse-
Que nee Of such marriage EcAo answers, Cfeohe
6sbi,si-Catho'lc bsbies! And shall Se tolerate II
no. Sir For these reasons We The Commiee are
unanimously opposed 10 the e1ndida'e; nro. bNLp-
WIN thought this - strange report. "sAsd To Au'N
what the Order had To do with p0s'eriiy' Foc o,-
I'D b.d no doubt the ldste ~ouli be the faher
of bis own children; ana If SO, they w0dd not % Sun
ohcs Believed this to be sch, me TO iilu'e tue ia
pnees Cf the applicant, by forcisg him away from hl'
bulcipea OF Grom the Order. Demaneed % 'ot on
the matter Bro. EDSEr-copscieht'oas hDNAiC
wishing to kill of degraded native ei,Asn' ieaI'
ly tuted TO the demand and had the ooA otouSu
out One white bali, amid a nest of black oaes, d',-
closed the of feeling and the effect Of Bro. bald
vii s argument.
The Comnlitte on the Fillmore and Dore
Club" reported in regard to fospees aud prospects,
both Of which were not as hatterog as bad been 60
icpated. Began TO think The experiment to % .
farce Hoped. as election approached, faods woaid
ofls CiuL, had told them he had no fun6s, and be-
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PofsD HILL WATER -CuRH AVN MyrS, 'ATHic

ROCSD HILL WATER-CURE AND MyrN> rf.hic
i.sIrryTs .I Ho,rs.srTo. Ma AZ tss Les
sna retreat fot okes s--a r-asss.0a ssd psszs
irisbe i.r s-espe kav. .gsrsj Il -i . IL ratAtie
Je1n, Lnt aer three ucnth. t.y o.>1 RO1ai I'D,
s.srini pl.ee. f.r's. from &. .rs. so. .sd fOa .s-
,uuer residence. P.r-rt, "a csBar-n sis
s.,s go r.,,se a se'T p x J's ., .. ,; "a.
Rouri Hll is sys'cu-rte -rxo-sirs ex.-r-s v,uid
pat 'se9 ,s.T u rso. life .oaa !. lls1 % sr
frorn The petrs Their. gwen g peyresi aevsooa-at
III, uece, sppie,:sE sf telsstss Ysssss, ,s,1
Cssnie. B,th for sIir.e;ias He.ae substance, ~ %.
=, :ss..- .ss SSrity he ins,issss .srsen L "a 20
ste, sSsss q ore. Psis sAiA .srts ss rs!e saaS
wibter TIE carriage srses IN the vicinity pss>sas nOss
ETH. H.I.1so sT d. Prors-sot rs.r, O.
pcro Mar ~ensn 70 "csas s.rasss snd
t,.sns .nsh eonplsnts By bis system 81 Notospssy
r,--n INN ertended Prsrhe- he d-esi- of
o. hO,se,l pseire. .nd ~ 2.rn.neus eu-ss
80. - euf eorssmptioa oron-s,s. .rd oes,r .s-
Of snd sir assases be has s- In
- So,orv.tky By se,n, nsny obsns:s e..es ana
b,5 res,ed everything else have been To
sT srS.tns or By in business o. sssIy rs
- stem hrre employ ed il peculiarly adapted
,.,nslyiAss sod Of the ra.ny dans
affection. Of H. e,ssDee Of tie e.sy
o. si..s.- ef the joint. and los. OF ne o< s~ M.sy
- his cav. made vsk hon .spp-sea
vonld b. hepless for life
NJ H..trd also himself to The cf d. tho
tir. and form. chronic diss,e Having r D. years
81. 80 NJ Hydrorsnic INSTITUTION time
T..ed n.y ID us.nds cf the compe.,e
b. b.s had AZ opportunity few h.ve enys suns
~. rortrol Of protr.eted snd dithe alt eonplsnts
Iher. r Gyur ssium. Billiard Room snd Bowling Alloy for
, n.e Of quests Oynnss,e and csisthenc q
Re utuos, ipoAnee tor the EXPANSION teveopusnt and
hs.,,hy action tie ua and various Other and IN
Are ndi.psnssble Many modes used
by add .san stoo and thrs TO equA1s the
N the .eerens snd vssel. wsoai turing the
bsnefu receive eseets of po~ens and 'nsrioss drasa
10 Ho.ss, ..a Mansion N. ..a Ho..s sR,eotyn R, Y
" n As,oTr esq No al Brosd~-y Nsw-Yort.
Rev J. P Hovsv No. Iss ',h-.t Nsw-Yort
los Tucsys e.q A. T. St.wsrt.. New York.
u Jt.yITr hrrn Of hohe & Lesvitt, Msitenlsns. n
Gro P.Lss esq., No 81 Goids' Sew-N
c,.S.. .s, wee 20 .uy address application sxposi
,or Of Moorpsfhy postage free on receipt OF 10 letter stamps
.nd - not,or--Life OF the receipt Of sir
a. aa1a.. H. HALsrEp. 81. d.. Northampton. Mssa
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F I II E s..
FIRE IN GREESwIcH STREET.

FIRE IN GREESWICH STREET.
At bah past l2 o'clock Friday afternoon fire broke
out in the old frame building known as The Ark, y"
No. ESQ Greenwich street, lower part occupied by j.
M Minnie az a liquor saloon, and EIdrdge 81 Co.,
Plumbers; upper part BY S. A. S,mons as barber
chop, and other parties as dwellmg-thence the
flames extended TO the adjoiring building, No 24s
lower part occupied by Mr.. Stillman as boot and
shoe store; upper part by Daniel Gallup as dwell
ing. The upper part of No. $50 was DESTROYED and
tie roof Of No. 24s greatly damaged before the fire.
men could subdue the flames. The buildings belong
to the Rhnelander es ate and insured. $500 will
repair the damsge TO both. NJ MINNIE IL insured
for 81 500 in the Albany Insurance Company; his loss
a about $3.50. Eldrdge & Co. sustained consdera-
be damage by water. Mr.. S,illman is Insured for
s6 900 in the City, Columbia, and Irving Companes
most of bis stock was removed and consequently es-
capped being much Injured. Mr.. Gallup saved his stock
snd furniture The adjoining building, No. 24s, was
somewhat damaged by water
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TAI srtSseat !
RERksHIRB COgNTY.

FOR SALE-EsIAIE n bLHNSfiIHb OVNNIf'
N.~-A sAEM witA f'1ulsSsd sSs4ty ASa-e, etsatsi -
TuttsG 4 ules Ou he eep an mice i'o1i s-'A
fa- yu eutAtn. sn ssrss. m aba eeaA Prt. a. u
S.,d an .ua .d .sdOs usis ssE.s1 VI the h0Hss
sGi r11 III r.ssh the lsseI Tbs hSos ~" tas 'afSy
mil the presen from tas o-.Nas " Nj S>c's
AZ AZ. cr ana bssds bs's rosm Se IL
situated op ss susees sse ''e~ oi ne bert
srr V.., ard ID. T.oois so3 hs>.c s.ass hs
b,..., rosnt.i IA State sfsse k~boass snd o-e-f
c-s srssebsd tas VI the estate rns frn
pr,c tho oesssvs yell l1ss sro CT sAy
vtAo,f rs,y~ixr fe,s stvscrsS-s Of nosf
ssr-esbe ard h-.lfhy rsstoa sod osrhas esssns
sshirs sarcinf ups As ~ a~eA Tas es1ss r'.iy
upesfe eocsrae se,as psssy f&rSss4 sst .aPP -
vA end The eeau. portis. eoalsaSias seost 100
acre. nh bsa g. I'll Be sa ssssssss4y assss4
Fer fuessr particulars spfay . W usIABS. 3asisa.
- ~ k q kBxAsoo eSo8a4
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Henry Mollenhauer, solo viooncellist, recently ar
rived in this country, gave a concert at Dodworths
Academy Thursday evening, in conjunction with
his brothers which fairly attended by d. scrim-
mating audience Mr.. Mollenhauer produces good
tone with brilliant execution, and his solo on themes
from the opera of "Preeioso was most liberally ap-
plauded; and on being called out a second time gave
the Carnival of Venice" with variations. Madame
Re,tuccs Maret1ek and Mile. Vontald were the vo
calsts of the evening.
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NEW-JERSEY L1ENH

OrPosIrIos EXECUTIVE Cossirrsr
Jspey State fIessIs, Coz .stss spoo'rsss ~ na
Dsyun Cssirn.a et ii. SCI. coavesnoe bed
Wed s.i.y .st Voc The snibori,y sftA.' C'as go. o
to.ei Of TIE to.vilS ssrtlsnsr ISse2a csaxsf GA,
ZAt,tkis. J ". kllsr ksyssl C0stsss I" ~
D DsaAl-r, AnA-Yv dar
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IAdverSemsnt
Nrx ScuoaI. OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACT.

Fu, UsFOlDINc TIE AIT oT HEALNG.
NAN, nr,e.iea proves that Ccns Coxsvsrrios in AZ
~. y.nes md sor,t forms readily - any other tIeass
Tsssrs assirs 10 treat Coas1Hptives bat lATy
,ha.s Who have tried al othsr phyeiAns without Iehst
Mr. M J. NARN N. D., No. 81 LstAyete. elAes, n T.,
Once bour.: From 10 10 p IA exclusively Tor LAdbs
md from To m fa Genteenen' "soAssa>Ss sAosps""
Al oth sr hours ~ sppointmsnt
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ACVcTtseuent
Tur REH Professor GkD. SHEPARO- B4n

sor We sn.-"If fre &c who o. NY I-e HT.ni,iSa @
-. d,.r,.,f 10 male . tral of Me y AbttNs WOsLo
U,r k.sreSEk sDa there will h.vs be assE ~ tns
Ij.rs-the demssd vii % incg-a-s - b-oon-' knoNA
Per. M. ri.pis gr,y hair restored 20 it' r.af eo
~ f or fsldness q aud prevent an par .ss -
a. Dus ranc, Goods. r-l-r-l merrn.4i n tt' IAii-i
$50 Cuh OF { A. .da ho.5sais sat Estil DsPoi,
Ne SIS b.u,tre.s Rev N0fk ttiy.
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BROOKZ YN IZ,EHH.

S.IurEs FoR rsE CIrcisrATI EoaiskEs.-The
Democratic Union Club of Brooklyn fired asa'ute of
200 guns from the bridge on the Highs yesterday on
receiving the news from Cincinnati. The Eleventh
Ward Democratic Club fced a salute of $50 guns Il ON
Fort Greene in the evening. Meetings were he'd in
the Fourth, Fifth and Eleventh Wards at night, to
rsspond TO the nominations.
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Advertisement
IAir-rttsymsntt
p,ovS,s PATENT SELF. HEATING ROTARY

SNoo1HisC soS-hesi-g its- viboui ias I've " "''4 "
COS! No hoG-eke-p-r .hoale be without X -. r.,
seld 81 Mholtsas ~ the ROrAEr seooIhi>I sos
No iSg bncsdwsy 81 Ntosals and hst- ~ "lSDLL
Co audJ BKREIAs
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faassrfixafnAntI

WoLPE's ScHIEDAM AROMATIC SCHSAPPS 10
prr embed BY the medical faculty in sAIs. OF oI.si oSS
Comusln. and also In PsyeI AND Asas fut s2 IN pat Sd
ou sr bottlss aua Sr sAls by al ths Druss1n
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-07

On footing up the column Of members our Reporter
was SO surprised az TO ask how il was the Order
polled 30 many more votes than it had voters Bros.
WHITAKER and Mcneil by one simultaneous move
put their right thumbs to their respective noses aud
tad il vas the Greeks" and Deutschers who did it,
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rr 1nE DEVIL Edward Loss German tailor lNlntn no 70
teet was estefday arrested charged with s,ss as
Az 75 the property Of Harris B.rmuski rsstns 81 NJ
kss G Tie confessed bis sait snd fostored 20
A. .t,en n1pe, taken before Jastics BrennAJ sni
on icing he bsd sy IesGd to tbs mattel
replied :" have nothing TO sy the deyd temP'sa Te saa
1k p The ssts not being soe 70 hsa tns sesoi 10
,rsi sibe panty loeiet uP his dspe for trs
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IAdyertsement
PrRyUMED BREATH-Whst lady or gent'e-

- ,c,s remain apd.r the curse OF dssgrsesbe ereseh
-, n,, N. BAN or THOUSAND fLowrss dentif1cs
would po only render sweet bot leave tbs 'seh white
,.S.a, Man persons DO n< kpow their breath bad sd
the sublec u 40 delicate their fsns viii aevsf mention u
Pour sur se drop Balm tooth brush aad ~se ne
teeth night aaa nsorlrE any cont eotus Wv! Ase
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fltr.rsis-nlsft
tn -rur CIsTnS Tea CorrASY have On

-, ever, v,I -, Il gocst. les De.srs .14 Pr
y.fe uuAio.-sSlchoss Ooobg . reaas oJsen u'@ &C
IN a. ,,.,p,ycer sal from "a 70 ac Al sios
sv.,,e. esuaay Nv Aso boxes II god s.nA{ sa IA
c. srIsr Cal and eIaAILs-Ns > CstAtns-. e7'T'sa
.Ii PSoryst
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BupoLApr AND HEAVY RosBxRy OF SILks..The

extensive dry soods estabhment Of David L. Joh,' No -
Eoxery fcibly entered by burglars on Tharsdsy tn
nd thousand dollars woh OF SILKS solsn tbere'ron
The whole Of the property was, howover rec vered we
bn,ssr. ,er packing into sacks ana conveying into
OusLrr Meeting Yard" enclosure near the rear 81 hs
sore .bapdo cd and fed Tbsy had horse ,nf wagon wtn
49, t, rom .or. cause became frightened before th.y hst
tins 10 load their puroer No srrss nave yeI been MAZE
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rprprRs-A Retired Clergy

To NERVOUS SUFFERERs.-A Retired Clergy
man restored 10 health few Gays sfer many years Of sA
.nsri, IA a. xous to male knows tho mean OF eufs
IN sd f,. The uss1 Dee % the Rsv JOIN
M DISsAtL No 50 Fulton ct Brooklyn, N. Y.
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.-esfN>cal ~

YARsANKs'S SCALLS Of ever dcscnPuon-
s,.ns.t y Ae,sht. an M-.~ar---.ui ~ u-is u seI
a. ~. ~ .~sa ~hal4-als and res ~
K.IssaSxs = Co NJ tss BrsH18y
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fAdvsrtisemsnt |

PRIVATE LECTURES on PHRESOLOGf, by Mr.
FowL.r given evsry Monday Wedr s~dsy and frda' e''n
sx Written desc srytions Of chseseer, al So Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-07

Gottschalk's last Piano Forte Soiree takes place
this evening at Niblos Saloon with the assistance Of
Madame La Grange, Signor Bernardo and Richard
Hoffman.
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CITY ITEMS.

The weather yesterday was unseasonsby cold and
gloomy, with drizzly rain in the afternoon and
evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-07

Nrw.YoRK PATRIoTs.-This famous American
Dr,n. viii be presented this ssrnoor as well IS ths sveains
=, E.tsu~'s MUSEUM II 10 the great paentet tr rms
D-.n. ara the crow tbs, ovetJ tue Museum TO wsas"
are beycua all ex,us seats csn be secured o. saT sI
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fAAyrrtisene0t
Advertirmen

The Genuine Patent Double glass AMDRoTYPEs
ar. made ct TonLIssos's, No al BrosdvsJ
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tAdvertisems.t J
fAdye.tisomentl

f.t, p our northern attitudes are esy arrested IN majority
80 -. n recourse u had the Wild Cherry Prspsrston VI
DIR WsTAR Abundant evidence Of this set has besa svsa
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-07

DIED OF HIs ISJURIss Peter Lsoss' wno 10
t.uPIsD o. Of a'ssi,y etcppes ms ~ h.si ls'y
a. n ast >un-sy ti-1 the Luuise Aysn ~
evening 10 s-ects 4 ihs mary tn family rsa' -
CAEcI
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-07

MURDER OF WOMAN Br HER HrsBAsD.-A
shocking murder was perpetrated yesterday morn ns
on the corner OF Prospect and Navy streets. Toe
house was occupied by hs. Cathsrne Butler, who
kept a email rum and candy shop on the first door
Her husband, jeremiah Butler, is Sergeant OF Ma
ines in the Navy Yard. 1t appears that on Thursday
night be came LONE, and had q quarrel with
lis wife, whom be beat with savage cruelty
In the ucrLrg re pulled her out OF bed
by the hair Of her head and beat her
again. The only witress Is their -on. boy ao'u
twelve years Of age from whose statement the above
particulars are gathered The neighSors also bear tes-
timouy that they heard her cries during the night aud
that c had frequently beaten her before. In fact he
has several times been arrested for the oense After
the last beating Butler started Of to the Rrookyn
Savings Bsrk where he had money deposited, aud
draw out some $500. In the meantime the boy IN
formed the neghbors Of the fsch aud that
bis mother was dying. Doctor Duff ""
called bu, her case was hopeless, and she
expired about II o'clock. The officers won't IN pur'
.uit Of the father, and found him few blocks dis
tsnt on bic return to the house when he was taken
into cu-tody by Officer Dickinson OF the Second DIS
tct Po.ice and committed TO the cells He appeared
surprised that his wife was dead and said he had No
iltetti,n VI killing her He 10 la.ge and strongly
from, man. and apparently about forty years OF age
lie al lrshman BY butb, but has been IN this cour'
Wy good many Jean, the last twelve OF which we're
Tssesd in The United Stat@s Marine ssrvce mostly ~
tL- .ta,ion and ST Washington
post mortem examination was made BY DIS
Blesk Gray, Van DuyDe and Farley and the ooa!
found covered with bruises, from tue 'h'0'dst
down. On The head wss wound inches IL isns D.
evde,lv Inflicted with some bluot instrumeoi. Inc
skull w,s rot fractured, but beasath the "'una aaa
on the surfsce Of the brain, there ws dePo''' oi
blooc, cause by the rupture OF vein. Tbs ""
pr b,biy the direct cau-e of desth No other "'uau
but hat On he head appeared sufficient to nave cau'
ID The rIsult. Tie woman OF iatsmPera.7 hao'''
anc Rad freqsert qUarres With her husband. o"'o
nef Iisnfcrd sll emp,nne Jury this morning an'
bod an inquest
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IAdvertiscmsnt

Gail at LHAyrTT. DELissER & Co.. sud see
Ss, e CssrsE T.sLk-'he only oHs Of tA' sh' inc
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N,w yoIvns-The fr, number of the second
v,,nms Of Frank Lesi<'s Nsstrafed Nsrspape' Is
i..u,d dsy. Nis s,celently 60, up. snd is bS far
the best attempt s pictorial paper yet m.ds " thus
country.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-07

SUICIDE OF HUsGARIAs EXILE NsPoc1n
fezoocWrr Pole uai.tsG .1ici-- II ms fe''
bs .--' on I" s,Desdsy night by shoons
IL lie cane home ;fon hiI business n new toI.
pIey'eus staiy ceprssssc sps on seeoan' u -
bnsEs he fe'r-c 70 his private room sitef ri.
y ttiurtet Until ucfLi wkeu be sitiSs seS . -.
The ts e. te,et he rsht oir AID Od1ed Lear tn
ltttset ~S iih ks.sGth Hg.saIy sd sA,S -. -
Lii eosutTy va. led o. csEoaSG te1dDs sl1
N-I1tf ~ as
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Fouxp DEAp.-A lodger at the Eagle Hotel corner

FoUnp DEAD.-A lodger at the Eagle Hotel corner
nj FsnL fort ard William found al Ia his nod zee
terdy He had the night before spoiled for spd vas
sbou In room the he did not sppor Tor prct
fat end called. but ot snswsng the rom ~sfeed
oI+ and ts found dead He aPPe'red whon sppJn
r the room to be suffering greatly from estbm% W1fd W
Sent 70 the Coropsrs office IN the afternoon but no ssuoa %
taken metter and the bofy remains h 'n' "'N''
name Of deceased ~ ascerained
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lloxing l. The Letter alluded y above :
Oy,icz or THE ACCESSORY TsAssIT CoArAsS'
Nkx.YoKf n. % lZ0.

Oy,icg or TAE Accessory TsAssIT coapAsy.{
YoKE. 81, -. LIS.
s,, y,,, f.xer If The iLst relative ss saDjsc, "
Ire If s.sGs Sev Yort AID C.tortisi yis acs
r.sDs 4. resy.d YOe sgPres. therein srcos eesns hS
:, ,....n .Loull i. ossp. d. add 200 have Dot
,tu s;Sc u. mTor.Ids q tho .ublect D's y The csvsf
u.t a tie United AID hat Ia shoss shsi yoa osi 90
ns.i . nie,es'. -.,.s
In I,, nave .sy thst the peculiar restsrs ~ wheh
Tie Ce,sDJ pseed by the ss,.os " ID. e.i.a o"sefa
.rb,rr..u-nt =. 10 s- ,s,bs mode Il accomplishing
~ ,h.. ON sr. no, 9th any oA sssh0ssy
h, H. fje,. II Ecsrg but that yoa pe-ess yoar IN
o.rr. i.h view Whistler seshe any sus
se.cr wheh wnl be ley TO issi TO the o'hsn' o.
ttt b-cksn cocsnnp esso'-
Ntcsrssss esnn y favpshy conducted with ~ ssaes'
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'hh'"' rrvs
Lie tieiEs through fUiOs "a foar-dsI
ihiOy ten tael Lorse. sut oi1y eruisc Is - "a
VITO s:son PiGIsd then ook the ho,reI 70 me "a
tie ise-ss L. t1e car. u thenseys. Asoetet
ts = - scL4ea. ss-Y.ys6 IN snae - sS'fss'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-07

Mr.. T. b. Johnston's benefit takes place tonight at
Laura Keenes Varieties.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-07

FATAL ACCIDENT IN SBRoADwAr.-Martin Tiernan
ls,er was instant Killed yesterday morning at the
Of Broadway and oy cavine Of, se
pent rubbish which composed having
T. len uron him There number of lsbores bosdss The
at tho spot but fortuns'ey others were
Injured An be he}d this body Of rernan 20 day
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-07

COURT CAL.NDA1-rMs Dss-
Noiions ana decnions IN I'll the Couru.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-07

The Board Of Aldermen last night adopted report
of the Sp cal Committee the subject Of anew Post
Office in the city. The report requesting Mayor to
communicate with the Postmaster General oa behalf
of the Common Council ofssring to the U. s. Govern
ment at fixed rate per apnum for 80 year., certain
lots situated on the north side of the Park on Cham
bers street. for the purpose of U. s. Post Office for
the better accommodation Of merchants and Others
The Board concurred to establish ferry from Forty
Second street. North River, to Weehawken, N j.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-07


Second street, North River, to Weehawken, N. J.
RycrprIos OF Mr. FILLMoRE.-The Special Com
mttee of the Board Of Alder men and Counolmen on
the reception Of ExPresdent Fillmore met yesterday
afternoon in Mr. Valentines Office, City Hall. Coun-
Gilman Van Riper occupied the chair. Several reports
which were expected relative to tho salute, hotel aud
steamboat were not presented Aid Steers thought
that a member Of his Board instead of a member OF
the CouDcilmen, should be appointed Chairman OF
tie Joint Committee. Councilman Merritt thought it
was ouly fair that the COuncimeu should occasionally
Sc ect a chairman. Aid. Briggs said that Altermea
usually occupied the chair in joint committees Mr..
henitt inquired why Aid. Briggs did not make that
rema'k at their last meeting Mr. Van Rper SAID that
if any body to be blamed, it thai the Board of
Aldermen commenced action on the sutec. before the
Joint Committee orgsui,-d. IL there any
slight the COMMITTEE must visit il upon Briggs. AID.
Steers had accused them Of having things fixed; 1t
was no such thing. Aid Steers replied that he did
po, say -o but that looked like it Aid Fox dspre-
Gated any bad feeling or unnecessary waste OF tlme.
He said AID Briggs was TO blame in going into the
after in the absence of ary Of his associates. AID
Steer. inquired if Mr. Vac R'p-r would vscate the
chair Mr. Van Riper agreed to do 70, when sae Com
mi,tee adjourned to meet next Monday s. o'clock.
The Democratic nominations were greeted yesterday
with ssutes Of hun drt guns fred in the Park. and
the burning of tsr-barrsls and the ILLUMINATION ot
Tammsry Hal IN the svering.
TEX CIIr HALL CLoCK.-Ths Committee On Arts
ard Sciences of the Board Of Counclnen, Mr.. Sk,'ts
Chairman, to whom WAS referred the report Of the
Finance Committee Of the Bos'd in favor vtpiy-
ipg TIE sum of g., 900 for the City Hal olO,k met
Yesterday afternoon, and went up INTO tbt ,apo' OF
the Hall to examine the works of the said clock. The
Committee made inquiry of several business men IN
gard to the time the clock kept. but their sa:ments
sl coutcted. The Committee determined 10 have
aso,htr meeting on Monday next, when they would
examine sny parties interested on the subject.
The same Committee decided upon reporting favor
ably to the construction OF lightning rods On the various
bell towers about the city.
Nxw yoLvns Tho frt number OF tae second
v,lume OF Frank Lesie's Wsstrated Nsrspaper Is
issued to day. 1t Is sscellently god up snd oS,"
the best attempt q, pc,osisl paper yet m,d' " this