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Wealth sad fashion are usaaIly Chased tsgether

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NILnE's my warerp0ms vark-afn- a. ~ -
paefTs t ~ IT, t,rst Ptrs novelties N sun ne
Oooes. sk Go.Gs at 6-isl Fi'wrrs Ls e.
~ Csrs Bead Dresses ana lie reasonable PTccs Fcsd-r
..ese rlu.I. d &c. A. .eslbls q a.
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EXPOSING DISEASED MEAT FOR S,GE.-John Talbot
and W. 81. Dougherty arrested on the complaint
Of Inspector Titus, the charge of exposing three
quarters of carcass for sale at shop in Jay street.
near John street. They were taken before Justice
Cornwell aud held for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-17

Brooklyn CITY MoRrALIrY.ATbe following is the
report Of deaths for the week ending June 3D. Males
IS, Female. Is; men H. boys %, women l3, girls 3d.
Priacirai Consumption III disease of brain 10
scarl, 10; small poX ? disease Of heart j. inhamuii on
n Iugs &c Nafiry-Uuitrd States S. Ireland q, Eng
land g. Germany 2 SiXony. Switzerland and Bavaria each
Oes Under year 81; rom to years 10; from T. ; O.
To- O G. 10 % g. - 10 80 80 70 40 d. d to 90 p 81 10 3d.
o. IN IN 81 IN |.
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IAdvertissmeetl
DR. & G FITCH's Six Lectures on ConsumptioS


ND the Laws OF Life Sc 80 engnyinss 60und ex
planning the mode which b. disease. OF the Lungs ana
Heart other Chronic Disorder cent BY mall postsss
FREE receipt OF " cens Address FIreH Co, No Sl'
Srusdw
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idyeTtiseneatI
Sal DON OF THE PICTURESQUE This ia 1


.ytl ~ ,ichfrd public ID, All eiexa1t
SALON -. ptnrG "a BARNuNs NuSsUs FRAUD ND Irs
NIcrNs 3, pea-,i ia noble Style las AsrEsAOos aud
EVENING. Glorious piece.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-17
CITY ITEMS.

This evening complimentary concert, for the bene-
fit of Mr.. Truax is to be given at Dscombe's new
Hall, No. ga Broadway. Mr.. Truax has been sue
cessful pianist and instructor for many years, bHt
being aitery deprived Of sight, his sphere of active
usefulness has been materially narrowed down. Mr..
Leach the Misses Sheppard, Candida, Beste the pi-
anist and other artists have volunteered their ser
vices for the occasion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-17

SINGULAR UALLUCISATIoS.-A man named James
Bell residing near NcwKgYpt, Ocean County committed sui
eide on Friday last under very peculiar circumstances IL ap
pears that about M Bell prophesed that he
would depart this life the 9Th day OF June 1871 and has
,iue that time frequently mentioned this Circumstance a'o"
T sy mentioned his family watched him - o'clock and
urosiug the past the danger over eft
~ minutes when he procured and stole out 10 the
Lrrvsrd ard with cut his throat from ear to ear dying
almost h sfany This is Of the stsngest circumstances
that has occurred lately aud has created intense III
N'yEsvpt [Hghtstown Excelsior.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-17
NEV-JERSEY ITEMS.

NORMAL SCHooL.-The semi annual examination of
the State School Trenton commenced Monday
morning and closes Thursday evening The pupil. OF the
model school will be examined Wednesday aud Thursday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-17
KINGS COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISOR

KINGS COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
The Board met yesterday afternoon at the County
Jail. Present Supervisor LINDSAY, aud quorum Of
members.
Supervisor BERGEN, from the Committee on Ac-
counts reported adverse to the payment of the bill of
DIR. Boyd for services rendered in making post-mor
tenn examinations by order of the Coroner. After
some discussion, the report was adopted.
Bills were presented by the Census Marshals APP
pointed to take the Of 1852 for extra services
in accordance with recent act of the Legislature,
passed last April, by which they were allowed an
extra compensation Of one dollar per day. The Com
mtee submitted the bill of Peter s. Beck to the
Board for their action, when the Board decided to
pay the same. The Committee then reported in favor
of paying the - bills which had been presented them,
amounting to 81 1872.
The Committee on Penentiaries reported in favor
Of grating the old Penentiary to the city authorities
for The OF refuge for trGau Children the city to
keep the same in repair The report was adopted
The special Committee t. whom was referred ths APP
portonment OF A-sc mbly Districts reported that hav
ing failed 10 agree upon majority report, they would
recommend of the three apporOnmsats heretofore
published. Sup BLEECKER moved to adopt plan No.
!. After some amendments and considerable discus
sion the motion adopted and the following aPpOr-
tiOnmcnt carried:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-17

Theodore Howell little boy ten years of age, son
Of Ben iann Howell decreased. accid' ntSy dosncd
while bothDg in Blacks Greek at Bodentown, on Frdey
ate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-17

The quarterly review of the Senior Department Of
Ward School No. AZ, for girls, was held yesterday
To say that it was most successful in all respects, Is
less praise than deserves. For nearly five hours, in
a densely packed ROOM q most intelligent audience
listened with pleasure to the efforts Of the pupils. We
noticed many distinguished friends Of education, n-
cludDg Chancellor Ferris, Profs. Thomson, Nash and
Colburn, DR.. Adams and other clergymen, and sew
eral Superintendent and officers from the schools in
other wards Not small portion Of the ladies of the
audience composed of teachers of other Ward
Schools Addresses were delivered by the Chancellor
of the University, Mr.. Randall aud Dr. Beadle (one
Of the School officers who justly observed that the
success Of the School from % pupils some year aud
half ago to 800 now in attendance ought 10 convince
those present that no centrsl Female Academy Is
needed, Let the officers in eSch ward elevate the
standard of their respective schools and the ouy thing
tley need ask Of the Board Of Education Is to leave
them alone. The music, under the direction OF Mr..
Brstow, was excellent.
ASTORIA AND RAvESswooD BoT.-The steamer
John l.. Lockwood has been withdrawn from the
route between this city and Astoria and the steamer
John Styles put on in her place.
THE BUSKER HILL CELEBRATIos.-At the invita-
ton Of the agent of the Fall River Line, delegation
of orphan boys from Randsls Island lef NewYork on
Monday evening by the steamboat Bay State, 10 attend
the Bunker Hill Celebration. On their way TO the
boat they called at the Office Of Mr. Borden, and
through one of their number expressed their thanks in
appropriate and happy terms. With their drums and
ffes and banner and under the leadership of one Of
their number they set out in great gee. 1t is doubt
fu whether among the thousands who will be present
there will be any who will derive more sincere happi-
ness than these youthful recipients of the public
charity.
A battalion of the Eighth Regiment, New-York
State Militia Washington Greys, under command of
Major Leander Buck, and accompanied by Dodworth's
splendid Band left New-York at 5 o'clock on Tuesday
afternoon in the Metropolis of the Fall River
Line to take part in the celebration ct Boston and
Cha.sstowa Of tie anniversary Of the Battle Of BuHket
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Remninina. ..................................

communication was received from the Warden of
the Penitenary stating that he has received for
time past q very bad quality Of meat, which the in
mates refused to eat and asking that better be pro-
cured in future to save the prisoners from rebelng.
The matter was freely discussed by the members
Bessis. Nsloney, Oliver Townsend, Anderson and
Tiemann-aftor which it was referred to the Commit
tee Supplies lengthy debate had upon the
subject Of advertising the contracts relating to the
department which resulted in the adoption of the fol-
lowing resolution:
Rsored That future all advertisements be made in the
papes now employed by the Board and Others unless
Otherwise ordered the being The Commercial Ad,eri
and The journal Of Commerce
A. the steamer Plymouth Rock passed the Island,
having on board the Seventh Regiment, National
Guards, who have gone to Boston TO attend the cee
bration Of the Battle Of Bunker Hill, the Governors,
headed by President Gunthe proceeded to the shore,
where they were loudly cheered by the soldiers the
Governors returning the compliment by waving their
handkerchiefs and chapeGar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-17

The dog law goes into effect to-day. All dogs not
safely muzzed are outlawed, and when found will b.
taken to the pound and there drowned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-17

SUICIDE Is HAoKENsAcK.-PeterS Smith, about forty
Eve wear. age committed suicide by taking vial OF audsnum
ON Tursday night His funeral took place Sunday He
leaves wife and large family II is stated that he occasionally
4bed freely but whether that was the cause OF hi. rash
set il unknown. Patterson GuafdlAn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-17

AGGRAVATED AssAULT.-Mr. Frank Lesthe of No.
1913 Prince street, yesterday preferred complaint
against Hermann Broking of Pearl street for hay
ing committed most serious and unwarrsntabe attack
upon him. 1t appears that daughter Of Bookings
had been attending st. Matthews Academy, No. ~
Walker street, kept by the complainant. That for
some misconduct, Mr. Leathe required the pupil to
stand in the center of the by way of punishment
that in removing her hands away from her face her
nose was caused to bleed and on reporting the occur
renee to her father he at proceeded to the school
room and inflicted the chastisement in question.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-17

SUICIDE OF LUSArIc.-About nine weeks ago
Andrew Hendrickson, then lunatic who had escaped
from friends having him in charge, ran to the foot Of
Montgomery street, plunged overheard and was
drowned. Although vigilant search has been made,
his remains were not discovered till yesterday afer
noon, when they were found floating in the dock foot
Of jackson street. Coroner Perry held an inquest on
the body and the Jury rendered verdict Of death by
suicide by drowning while laborng under temporary
fit of insanity. The deceased was native Of New
York, and % years Of age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-17

ASTORIA AND RAyESswoOD BotT.-The steamer
John L. Lockwood has been withdrawn from the
route between this city and Astoria and the steamer
John Styles put on in her place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03
FRANCE.
From Our Own Correspondent.

From Our Own Correspondent.
PARIS, July 10, 1851.
Berauger, the Italian instructions, Jack
Sheppard, the French Instruction, NJ. Lesseps and
Lord Palmerston, the Jockey Club, and Lord Derby;
such are the titles of themes of interest with the
Parisans this week. arranged as nearly as may be in
the order Of Importance given them in daily prints
and conversation. Then there are Mr. Hume, the
Bourse, and the crops of grain and wine, for more
permanent topics Of thought and talk. AS for the
elections, they have almost ceased to be thought OF
or talked about. TIE Monitew published the other
day the sum OF the ctioiat returns, follows regis
tered voters, 9,i9j, $50; actual voters, e. 1864;
for Government nominees, 5000, IOl votes; for
candidates not proposed by Government but Jet
not TO be counted $50 the MOnittur claims) as DO
longing to the opposition, 21l,7o7; for candidates
of the liberal opposition 81 $685. votes vitsted by
the form of the bulletin or otherwise, 92,9l7.
The Official organ then afixes the summary of tn
votes east Dec. 1SiS in the Presidential election;
Dec. 20. ISL after the coup detat Nov. -5?. for
the Umpire, and lo52 for the Legislative elections
These five great manifestations OF public opinion
prove. il is claimed that France continues and con-
irms itself in approval of l.. n. Bonaparte; ana
that the opposition has gained no strength in that
time. Without accepting all the argument oil Inc
lfonteur, aln forced to accept III the man ana
for the present, its conclusion. Looking on here
for six years. and striving to get at the truth OF the
ease. am forced TO sdnit that the great body oil
the French people do at this day not only accept but
approve their present Governor and Govern neat;
this is not true however, the elections Just past
,ye uronf Of the great body Ot Partisan French
men: neither is it true throughout France, OF any
great majority of the most intelligent and besi-n-
siructcd classes.
have Just come in from visit to the courtyard
of No 8 Rue Vendome, the residence Of beranger.
In the middle Of the court on which lie the bulletins
Of the Poets condition through tire past night,
signed BY he then physicians sheets Of paper, nh
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
COURTESY TO WOMEN.

To Ht EdttoT QT Inc AZ T. ITIUu"t-
SIR: In true republic, q man or boy has perfect
rgk. to seat in if paid for, without any detri-
men TO our civily lcivitas) worn ont laborer re-
turning from his daily occupation or poor old negro
woman is more entitled to seat than dubious ladies'
dressed in silk and satn with prodgous hoops, being
out on shopping tour or even on ,Pree-faeis which
our frieI d. Mr. Lyman Cobb, not to seek 50 much the
glory Of this country in showing too great respect for
The female SEX or rather their fine apparel in public
but adorng their higher qualities, such as sim
phcty modesty and fahusess three virtues INSOFAR
able from domestic happiness. Ladies should ever re-
member the sentiments Of the great Athenisn Phocons
wife, "that the virtues Of the husband are sufficient
Jewels for his wife" of Scipos daughter Cornea,
who presented her children as her only and most valid
able jewels. AN ESEhY OF HYPocRisS'
Ntis. York. Aug. ], 1851.
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war our rciehtors seem no. to have forgotten the bes
sings Of peace The paymen. Of the Spanish IS web
ar English claims has been renewed, and tbs Govern
ment seems more than usually active IN The punishment
f inc Cuerpsvacs offenders. -Four Of the convicts
had arrived at the capital Touching the resumption
of payment the Estondayte says the government was
a, all by the actual state u international relations
The English claim Of $40 900 has been officially re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03
COURTESY TO WOMEN.

To LYMAN COBB, esq.,.
Sir read in The TRIBUNE of Aug. D. your letter
on the refusal of your partial acquaintance TO give up
his seat to lady, at your request and your fss thss
this Republic is not safe while who have legs TO
stand on continue TO sit while females remain stand
ing. Without disputng on the delicate question
whether men may not sometimes be so much fstigued
that they are excusabe for sitting, wish 70 svs'
myself Of your public spirit end appreciation Of pub
lie opinion to promote plan to relieve all men from
the teIpptaon whether from fatigue or waRt VI ieei
ing, 10 conduct in the manner which YOU eensurs.
The cause of the difficulty is the habit Of the ral-
or upon car built ior "a. Mr.. Darling, Presdent Of
the Third avenue Company tells me that their cars
are sometimes loaded with lOO, and often wxh ~.
And, il their figures are correct, appears tnat tney
could not make dividends ii they limited the humber
70 the seats. In short the rail system 10 not eeobo-
n,ical in the way it is managed unless thus ov~-
worked.
The remedy / propose is to revive common road
st. amcanioges which were kaied ~ pl1n ,sOty
years ago. They can carry cheaperon coboie pave
men.s thar horses carry ON rails; ana the Dunne
mon limit the passengers TO the seats, and the sfa9
mai require a sufficient number OF carnage n inc
public accommodation on each line. And they are
safer, speedier and cheaper than h9l~ ssd -,
and moi in any way offensive to the public, aoa maze
but twelfth as much dirt on stone pavsm.ens as ~
made BIZ horses, and on iron psvemen's they WI
make ne dit at all all Of which you can see proved
hy testmopy appended to Parliamentary reports in the
Historical Library - II, Al,
,or end 10 revive this invention; but wealth Is pre-
sU,npve evidence that the minds Of its po,sess0 are
preoccuped with considerations OF buying and selling,
nJ not with matters Of science; and mental hsbits
,bs, qualify them to judge Of inventions before they
are partially demonstrated and proved by account
hooks TO work with profit. Asd there may be great
machine companies who could do this; but the super
vision Of thousand men leaves them NO leisure 10
b,rg cut their inventions which they can morsp
clize by patent, and Of which they generally have
more or less waiting for opportunity This invention
has lepsed TO the pabc before lis pstentee had Sc
cured iis Introduction; and though j think l have
nade improvements that will secure profit. the men
of preoccuped minds will Lot believe 50 until they see
the m tried, in comparison with the old plans equally
well built 1t IT, therefore, case in which isSeras,ty
must bear part Of the risk; and as yon seem 70 DO
active in promoting the public good 1 irvits your at
ten,ion and interest in behalf OF il.
Your otedept servant j. X FlshfA
L. D. CAMPBELL osr Aesr; oIthe Yale Of Trh Tnsrshh
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COURTESY TO MEN.

To 0e Editor ef The ~ Y Tribune.
SIR: Mr. Lyman Cobb, in his over-zeal for "Couf-
tesy to Women" should avoid discourtesy 10 men.
From Mr. C.s own statement in The TRIBUNE OF
this morning, most people would call his 'elfcaimed
CALAMITY nothing more than off ,ious impertnenee
OSy VINO ALWAYS GIVES MS SEAT OLD LADIES and posr
Washing Women, but not always to conceded AroeApcs
bundled up in dry goods
Nfir.Y York Ang. 1. 1857.
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Id CAMPBELL osr Assr; foTthe Yale Of rrh Tn'svsn h
BlHikA.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-05-29
LHoWARp sAssoCIATIoN. PdILA

Important Announcement
/, To all persons afflicted With Sexual Diseases.
such as Spermaicrthoen, Seminal Weakness. I'm
potence, 6onorrhea, elect, SYPHILIS, the vice OF
Onansm, or Sell. abuse. &e.
The Howard association, IN y:,w Of the awful
destruction ofhunan lie, enused by sexual dis
eases, and the receptions practice upon the an
Fortunate victims Of such diseases by Quseks,
have directed their Consulting Surgeon, as char
liable act worthy Of their name, to give medical
advice gratis TO all persons thus afflicted who APP
ply by letter, sith description Of their CONDITION.
(sge, occupation, habts Of life, &c.) and in case
Of extreme suffering and poverty and suffering, 10
furnish medicines free o, charge. y So
The Howard association 10 benevolent instftu-
ton established BY special endowment for the re-
lief of the sick and distressed, afflicted wi h "Vr-
ulent and Epidemic Diseases, Il has row sur
plus of means, W ,ich the Directors have voted 10
expcnd IN advertising the above notice. Ii Is need
less to add that the Associatien commands the
highest medical skill of the ago, aud viii furnish
the most approved modern Treatment,
Just put lis led by the Association, report on
Sperniatorrho Va or Seminal Weakness, the wee Of
Onanisin, Masturbation, or Self abuse, aRd othe,
diseases ofthe seyaal rgOns, by the consulting
Sargeon, which will be sent by muil IN a seeded
envelope. free OF chnige ON the receipt Of two
stamps for postage. tgq
{ Address DR. GEO. CALHOUN. Consulting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No.2 South Ninth
Street Philadelphia, Pa. b, order of the Direct
ors. EZRA ID. he ARTWELIs, Pres.
GEO, FAlRCHILD. Sec.
FEB ~, 'oI;ly,.yI e ~. - ...-.. ~ II
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NOTICE.

Nv order Of the County Cont Of Mon'gOm.
cry Cou ". I shalt on Friday the l2ih day Of
June mat, 1851, on thu premises now occupied
hy Mary Flowers, in cisir,ct No, ], sell TO the
highest bidder, tae very desirable tain belonging
10 the hslrs Of o. FIowOns, d.e'dl adjoining 10
Lands OF i. n. Nicely, William Warhsld, and Oih-
ers, eontaIninR about l5S acres very desirably
,nuA,ed Good nelshhorhood, surrounded with
oil tho eonveuienees that are desirable, within a
+ W mile. OF several nrst css mills, within three
aIlss Of Fort Royal aud freely on the Nashville
Au / Henderson Rail ROai, AM Milhia j mills Of
the junction Of the Nashville aud hen'erson rail
Toad ON the Louisville, Clark sviile aud Memphis
Railroad. One ilird al said land b. we'll ti'nee' ed
the balance Ia high state Of cultivation Good
Dweing sad ont houses, Ice house, CiAiern'
aud fine yonug orchard of ge'eci fruit, IN oher
words ler a small farm II /, all that can bs desir-
al.
rERsIS-SlN, twelve, eiVhteen AMI twenty.
four moa, he. in equal instalmrnts, Bind and good
security and lien ret'inrd Oh tn. hand until the
purchuse money y paid
WM. ROGERS, cemFal. 'isasF,
Nsy Is, le57--4S
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To my old Friends and Customers.

would cay thati have adopted the rui. TO sill
for cash stsicdy, ana have done IL because be-
ieye my interests demanded Il, and that it would
advance the Interests OF those who patron1e me
have sent circulars TO most Of my old customers
and friends. an, will do my utmost 10 leil them
genuine dfogsa, reasonable prices for cash | have
never tried to SILL TO any but my own customers,
snd nov " have their paironsge shall try 10
sell At such prices viii be satisiactory. 1 sim
cerey thank Them for the many Instances Of kind
ness and con6denoe extsaded 10 us Ia the Apast.
aud il they will give ine = aais trial tho present
year. will satisfy ihem that have tried nay Ut.
most 10 serve them faithiully..s ~ 49,. :. =.
~ s.e Respectfully und Sincerely,
81 va rr..s'si T.. X. w, THOMAS, ~ +
40 asS under the style Of Thomas & Brs.
Jan l6, t5l-if .st,. 80
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M.gz j. N. Nshlstt having removed 10 the bpild-
ing recon Iy occupied by II, p. Doris. on
4FIankl lin Street and associated with him 10
the business. Mr. WIN L. Hammond an experienced
workman 10 now furnshed with greatly Increased
facilities, Tor supplying the wants ef bic customers.
The pablo will 81 al this establishment iargs
and very splendid stock Of Tin Sheet Iron Ware,
&C., which can always BE obtained apoA the most
reasonablc tsrms. 49,
Also Cook Stoves o. various patterns. Every
Vsdeiy q Par!oT and Office Siosas castings Gut.
tefing and Honss Rso6ng done u SNORT notice.
Thankfuffsr paSt patronage he selieils a coutin-
nance OF pubic favor. ana 6stiers himself BY
strict attention 10 business, prompt skeeaiien OF
orders, ana moderate prices TO deserve IL.
All work oredred will be promptly executed aud
In style warranted 10 give satisfaction. > -
Old cooper. Pewter, FeasIsU e Beeswa1, taken
in exchange for work. r.ae
Feb. 90 ,le56--u