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New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

uOBOKEN--Thls delIghtfuI place Of summer
resort presents advantages all others in the vicinity
for short excursion The facility with which can be Wis
tied by the Barclay Canal aud Christopher street Ferries rem
der the Walks AMI Grounds very accessible Those which
are open 10 the public are considered be unequad by
devoted this purpose for their extent diversified scenery
and sun. No pains have been spared this season
Increase much possible the natural beant'es n the
place As an additional attraction excellent German Band
led bv Mr. Myers will give series Free Concerts the
Eysan Fields on the afternoons Of Mondays Wednesdays,
and Saturdays during the summer l3
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

NJ The June number Of the Southern Literary Messenger
has come hand Agents ard others be supplied at the
Tribune Office this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

p7~ One Of the distressing complaints with which
mankind afflicted Diarhpa 1t is only painful and
losthsome. bat weakening, and ii not checked will
soon reduce The system and euangrr the patient DR.. FLEM
INGs DnnRmA ANDY acrfln, safe and speedy for
Darrfpa and all bowel complaints and person, having
these diseases hanging about him should be without this Can
ay. Il pleasant peppermint candy The DR.. has also
WORM CANDY which makes complete destruction Of
Worms and does without sckcnny the patient No mother
should be without this Candy most cases Of disease
children originate Worms For sale. wholesale and retail
at Dr.. C0yerl's office, l35 Nassau-st. NY.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30
10 The WAX work young Ladies and

X )
Gentlemen in hair dressers windows are now the only
individuals that patronize perkes Since the Introduction of
Jayes Hair Tome, people raise their hair, finding
and Ornamental bottles this preparation will pro-
duce much hair narIa as the ws.lnakers would charge
growth of the soil and second hand article, which may for
aught you know have adorned the head OF criminal Buy
,Jryne's IIgir Tonic and grow your own hair
Sold at wholesale by a. B & D. Sands druggists, No. 20
Fulton street corner Of Gni-27J Broadway7 East Broad
wsv. Price Sit bottles for s.. je26 st
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- Worms are species Of Tenants that

~ Worms are species of Tenants that
like binnacleS ships keel but il YOU upon them
writ Of ciecmen; in the shape of few doses Of Jayne To-
This Vermituge is perfectly harmless TO the human
Sold BIZ B. * D. Saads druggists No. 70 Fulton
Also sold b. David Sands Co. No. II East Broadway A.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

Deafness Cured.-Without wishing 10 interfere
with the Fri, ee any OF worthy negborS who peier
trumpet and thus gather with great difficulty
little Of what sad TO them be restored to the use Of their
marking that medicine called Scaras Oil for Deafness"
ua cure the obstinate We will only add
this suggestions that be had A B. D. SANDS, 70
Fulton.st 273 Broadway and u East Broadway. e2G St
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30
AMERICAN MUSEUM


Gen.Tom Thumb, Jr.
20 foreeo his vii; to Cana
"a for one week only. He
can be Seen AZ the Museum
all this week NJ all hours
during the day and evening
THIS wonderful dwarf has
become so celebrated thNt
a description OF him seem,
unnecessary. But for the
information Of strangers
the Manager states that he
= T'HE SMALLEST
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q JUST FINISHEul-Elegan Nutria Fur Hats
"a Ordinarily termed 8raverj the low price o! So
10 Ierior short nap OF prussian MoIeskin So These
Hats equal in durability and lusre 70 those sold ar 81
Also article at 81 %, yery neat dress Ha
je3O I'm, BROWN Practical Hitter, lae Canal-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

In A COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE
"'Ss Or TO LET Any Ts,rson desirous Of
,reat either p%rehss 9 Or rent that be19'iiH HGSs @
the city Of York located airy situation and o.!
pie dimensions replete from basement 70 attic Lot contains
50 Zee: front and rear feet deep with b-autifu flowers AID
subbery hufs Of various kinds and choice seec-
ons growing with 'igor and beauty: Also, fse
Of JOHN MOWART; adjoining the premises, or OF
VANDERVOORT HAYWARD, 90 Ppc-strset.
" B.-Access to the city Try Railroad every hour.
West arms June 30 1873. Ie30 Is
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30
ST CURIOSITY THE WORLD EVER


TWO PERFORMANCES EVERY DAY, at and
hall past o'clock PM, BY Mr. DELARUr, the great Nh.
mic, Miss ApAIR aad Mr. BRouWER, the vocalists Miss
BLANCHARD. the Female Jugser, sc.
4 = Admission TO the whole, ONLY one SHILLING!
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESlGN-The
~ Exhibition will close on Tuesday, the 18th July next
No picture of the present collection ever be again seen III
the room Of the Ac tlemy. je6 tijyE
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

TTHE PATENT CYLINDRICAL NlEHT.
i LATCH, (for street daor5) on a new and approved
prcple-Thc objection frequently made Night Locks
the ground that othe! keys than their readily fit
them, entirely obviate By this invention Is durabit
the little trouble in pu!tingt door, the neat and portab.
kty accompanying ~ It's low price, together "h Us secu,
Lock
Manufactured h. Robert NJ Tate Newark y. j.. and
f1r sale by W. v Seymour * CO., Hoi Chatham square
G. Fl. Swords l;2. and Wenman * Wycoff Ia Broal~ay;
Edward tIelI Z 90. No Plat street. and others eI2 Inn,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30
~. MATCHES WATCHES The largest

ole7a WATCHES WATCHES The largest
1 and most splendid assortment Of Watches in the city
w. is 10 be found at the subscribers. He is constantly
RECEIVING all descriptions of Gold and Silver Watches Of the
u--s: style from the manufacturers IN England France
and Switzerland and seng them r,a much less pr
ces than any other house the city. Gold Watches as low
bought, Al watches wsnanted keep good time The
nancy returned W res Clocks and Jewelry repaired 10
6. c. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches and Jewery.
nv17 al IVbol. <.ls and r-ta,l 2n Wal at stars
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

a.cY GRAND EXCURSION ON THE:
and DE Yot-Fafe oaly Oi2see i2 een.sEsaa Ngsk
iss Il Poa'1rhe 'piendi steamer raa,aie Capt
nsas re following excursion trips leaving ooF Of Ba,esy-st
N. At 10 a. NJ and p Nj; Centre ~haf Newark. at "a
crowd and hustle Of The City will n the sail down y Bay,
through rhe Kills and Newark Bay and the Pssss River,
bos,d, leS3 spss
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made up order under the supernenence efficient cpttes
prices which cannot fail 70 offer inducements To ,hs
economist.
Particular attention called style of business and
Office Goats also Travelling Fcocks large assortme, Of
the same arr ready for inspection
a26 istr w r JENNINCG
"~1 .s- y -
" LACEY, DENTIST-Nay be consulted in
s,a, " I r;o Of I nbcT hi = il ,;crS ~,
S,' I mn,hoL 81 msarro. ar;r, 'reath.. nr,ct
.lS m n' u ae -, r M - T. ,', - 80
LeI G os nsga d ,p 'e ] ,S I'M or mo Una S
nomI, maj s Of tath m ro rhc utmost deo Of SeItErton
,b;nh c,n on M ,a;n. b, on, conrso of ,r,c,ica aud
we'll drecte tfort to Sai particular object Dr. Iscevs
M ,bnd az c,r ,sh ~ ,ba mnuh i nernii,, ,r h own
d cf;cd " b s since ~ M le1a 5Fernr from the
course pursued by our mos. celebrated Dentists By simple
maroc, as n, he p,fien whale sa,s of rech are
i,no -; rho ronb ,v,bdnt snrrs G,rce or n,aSsnre of
ir % -, M , ,,,, ,;, r II ~ st;oo ub ~ 6rmness
aS ,;r M, " ~ ne I @ @~ " iii ~ n.nanan e.
,ySich narm m t u TT bsanticn m s .ystW Of p
Su;Tss 70 b" erec"te ,o acromni;b ,bs e
red object consequently il is seIfroteced and needs no na
tent can only be pracced bv men of =, orrece native
talent and skill The important discoveries and
wonderful and scientific pncpIes for erurinp
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30
CLOSE OF THE VOLUME
T H E EW WORTH
FOR SATURDAY, July

FOR SATURDAY, JULY
Closes the sixth ,-miannual volume of this no,, i,,
The !oliowinS are some OF the principal contents:
l. AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF AN ORPHAN crpt
Several chapters of this thrilling tale Real Lii.
q THE CROWS FEET-A splendid Sketch BY fi,col,
RambIe. Esq.
:. "REMINISCENCES OF AN OLD FEDERALIsT
No. t-Nl-n and Things 50 years ago.
L. SCENES IN FLORlDA-By member of the service
s. ADVENTURES IN THE LIFE OF MIR. JONAS
JENKINS
g. JUNE "REMINISCENCES.
7. CHARACTER OF CURRAN-By Rev. e. Crolev
g. AMATEUR POETS-Origina Poetry.
9 SCR.Ar-BOOk-Seect-dP Poetry
10. EDITORIAL Musical, with TitlePase and copous
Index.
Price Ct cents; 50 a year
JUST PUBLISHED.
THE TWINS AND OTHER TALES.
Rv FREpERIK, PREMyR
Authoress OF The Neighbour Home &c.
Price l2i cents SS I'er hundred
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

GUNNER GOODS for Gentlemen's Wear-23l
~ Broadway. opposite the Fountaln-Encouraged by the
extensive elected the last through ha
OF principle which has avere almost universal complaint
that the cash taxed for the denQuences os
Others the undersigned has made such additions his corps
of assistants will enable him future all der
with promptness.
Determined carry the system of small profits and
quick returns he socits attention assortment of goods
unsurpassed in richness and variety, comprising French and
English cloths. Cassimees all the and stye
Vesngs in variety Of patterns, &c which Wi be
made to order under the suentenence OF efficient cpters
prices which cannot fail 10 offer inducements to
economist.
Particular attention is called style of business and
Office Goats also Travelling Fsocks. A large Of
a26 istf w. T. JENNINGS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

Observation-Disclosures Indian Vegetable Pills positive
and certain for this distressing complaint because they
purge from the body those bilious hnrors which the
cause rot on heaGch nausea and sickness SC, but of
;ove named Indian Vegetable Pills, nay, siuGle lose will
frequently carry off the most violent attack Of headach and
in all perseverance, The of The medicine will
assuredy make eedy every description headach
Wr.ls Indian Vegetable Pills also aid and improve diges
on and purify the blood aud therefore give health and vgo
10 the whole Frame well drive diseases OF every
from the body
- B.mGre Of CounierJtHs-The public are cautioned
against the many spurious medicines which, order 10 de-
ceive made outward appearance closely resemble the
above wonderful Pills.
It should be remembered all genuine medicine has Wrgirs
Indian Teee'abie Pills neatly printed the sides Of the box
es and that ihe rord jFrigs cannot be found all is posi-
lively
Offices devoted exclusively the sale of the medicine
wholesale and rcaiSos 288 Greenwich street. New }ork
98 Trnont.stree Boston, and No. 69 Race street Plae
pIa. liz
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FROISSART's CHRONICLES,
PART lll-Spiendidly illustrated Price 25 cents.
on SATJ-RD
.MARMADUKE WYVIL

OR, THE MAIDS REVENGE
a powerful! Historical Romance. by Il. ". HrRsERr,
ESQ., Will be published Saturday noon, In elegant book
form Price 81. 1t the best original novel which has
appeared in New ork for long time
i3O J. WINCHESTER
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

SASps's SARsAPARiLLAFeyeri Of the most frequent
and dangerous diseases which the human body liable
Its first impression upon the SYSTEM then the YES
sells Of the skin become changed poaucng dryness and pnr-
heat After this the general system ,nvo' ed ana
patient sinks beneath the attack unless relieved bJ
ate remedies Noyous .iuyis aud various miashs ae u
Of fever, being infused throughout the ano
thca breathed into the lungs when the poison colDei
the impure fluids OF the body and carried by the H..
organs the ramiclt!ons OF The
the .Ela frame is kept perfect sound anu is c
and every performing its lunctios H. mn,iou.
b. OF the predsposing cause "hem : M IN
cfluyia or ma sh masm with the eYcit,s ~ H.. ,"l so
rure state OF the blood aud depray-d cona'''oh " "
constitutions and Consequent no de9se ,a atf,,c,
For conclusive evidence Of its sppenof taIue anu es
see certificates published thus and otlisr cl,
Pnord and sold wholesale and retail and Tor
t ieu P SA%DSS co. Druggists tGTanlte buildings
o., poy.,, corner Of Chambers street Newly ok Sold
iha so p d. SANDS, "a Fulton street and y East
si corner OF Market street. Prce 81 per bo't'e-Six
G, - Original documents may be seen al our store
,,r,. Ispr.S FuLMoNAEy BALsAM;'-Slr. n; Heath,
J 959 Third Avenue New York, says: heard of BIants
o. ~ Et,ract purifying the blood and my being
tonid with sores all his limbs and body was induced
@ tb b;rh recommendations had 20 obtain and give ii
He is ten wears OF and attacked about
aIs since with an eruption which became running all
49, him The discharged much matter and Seemed
he as he had much advice and attention. this
and elsewhere and cucd and the disease Of
Ine standing feared he would be cured But he
nov by the use of Brant', Purifying Extract, we'll The
sores and uCers all healed up, and his health good
For further evidence oi the purifying and healing qualities
Of the Basan aud Extract, advertisement another
column.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

NJ L. L.CONKLIN (late firm of Green Il Conk-
w nl respectfully informs his friends and the public
that he has removed No. Bowcry where he will have
stantly hand comp ete OF Mems and Boys
Clothing Of all descriptions Cloths, CassmeeS and Vestlnss
o the fashionable kinds which will be made order
the shortest notice and in the neatest STYLE.
r will surerntend his abls ment, and as here
toore devote his personal the making of Chill
dren's Clothing.
Also Cutting done for those who prefer having them made
al home lms
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). = -FoITRTu oF JULY.-Two Grand

s=o0ss FOURTH OF JuLY-1,Twyo ,,y orc. Srano 31.,
FIELD Captain PEEL will leave foot OF st
.t8 a ~ 81; e si Pier No
/ Bsttery Place NeN-York. at O'Clock the Garfield
,h 6 of I,mraondert ocoes Ganai.st;
s MINUTES pa. 6sr4 20 s Pier No Bat
teIv Place Sew-York Z. 9ci9s~ rbilJ,en half r,ice
gsss !,ss.s Ret sAnb%Y 10Th Gs and lie
Is sais iiins for q: pavisn bds rad Garden
There v ~ ne md on bolrdThe Fairfield lands Jersey
CITY al : A. VI. --------s-o-------- '.
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- FUsI- UFFlCE. NV II ok JUII' IT I0t,
I~ English MaiI.-Lerer BAGS yer Royal NaiI
Steamer Columbia which Boston turay next the
M Of Jlv viii he closed at The Upper and Lower Posofcs
in this city on Friday tie 30t al - minutes past o.
res 81 JOHN LoRIMER GRAHAM, P. VI.
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ITO DRUGGISTS, &c.-Wanted to purchase
the fixtures for retail drug store, such drawers show
cases abs lied bottles and Jars scales sc. They must be IN
perfect order. Orwond purchase store egiby situated
$50 wanted good Soda Fountain To be fitted up b maker
or proprietor. Address Apohecary, Tribune Office, sta
.iruIa
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

grimaee> and gestures OF the OURliNG OUTANG! Far
thcr than this; It's history is mienetIab!e mystery
: Singular al remarkable this being Is, there Is NO
thing about calculated the remotest degree, TO offend the
de!icacy Of the refined female. No cmoons except
those pleasure and admlraton caused by witnessing
'''' 'GRFaTFST CURIOSITY THE WORLD EVER
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

N1ANTED-A situation as coachm2n groom
or waiter By steady, smart coored man, who under
stands his business thoroughly Best of city A
MY at 2Ct BOwefv. It.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

On Thursday morning, Many wife of Anhony B. Carroll
aed - years also their oay child Mary Ann aged day
On Thursday 27h Benjamin Dayids Lang, Youngest
son Of Hugh Lang aged 10.
Or "Wednesday. 2sth. Miss J1ae Templeton
On the 2s;h inSt. Thomas S. Walsh, Esq aged 49,.
AT Greenbusb Tuesday Caroline NJ, wife OF the ia'e
Wrn. Aka aged 65.
A, Northumberland, Saratoga co. oh inst Jonathan
Rouse. Esq. aged So.
4, Geneva, Edward Cutbush, NJ. D. aged Il.
Al Addletown CT the a3d, Mrs. Lefty Peck, aged 10
mother Of Mrs. Dr.. Fisk.
A, Hartford, CT. a5,h inst, VIM R Boardman, NJ aged
"a years,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, 81
OBroaiway, usar S,uyvesaDt Institute 49,,
ru8T tfls T.. w r Ems fIthclp-l.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

o COmsicnees I..r Ship ONTARIO, from London,
r please, d their Permits on board foot oi haidenane
Iii goods OF permitted within five days will be liable TO be
sn, 70 nuhlic sror. je30
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

~ ConsiGnees per Ship INDEPENDENCE, from
Liverpool \. please send their Permits beard, foot Q
Nlaien-l-ne. All goods permitted WITHIN five days VII
be liabl- to BE- sent 10 public store. je3O
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MARRIED..

On Wednesday 2sh instant by the Rev. George Potts,
D. D. Isaac G. Graham Laura CT daughter Of Joseph
Giraud
June 2s,h bv Rev. c. II. Williamson, William Brewer,
OF England 20 Augusta Charlotte Laumann, of Norway.
Oa the evening OF the 2ls Stockbrd.e, ass. by
III. Rev T Clark Mr. Thomas II. Seby, Of this city,
Miss Jane daughter OF P. Williams, Esq ol the former
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

ITO GENTLEMEN.-Ju5t received, large sd-
a,;on m our ,>sor;ren of Fancy Dress articles, ncu
ing nes Syi Of Sc9rf; Cravars andkschef Goyes,
pendes Sc wic: VIII be sold prices which must ofe
Inducements 10 pufehi's'wSM 'wSM. T. JENNINGS & Co..
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

HOTELS, STEAMBOATS,, PARTIES 5 ~ &e1 c1
ali kinds for the Fourth of July town country s.
sons Office, S5Qi Pears- -''
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

NOTICE.-Public Notice is
" hereby given that petition HIS been Jresert-d fhe
Board of Aldermen feoce ha following property, yiz:
bounded by Brosday the 81, Avenue 7;h ard Ia streets
Broai,vly 5h Avenue 18Th and 9; Bfoadw.y an
4h lgt and 10th streets Broadway, ith Avenue
2jtt and 2lSt streets.
Persons Interested a the above petition AID having obec-
oa the SANE requested present them m gnng 10
the Stree; Commsson-r, Office On or before 9Th Julv si3
JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner
Street C)fTcs. June 30 lgiS. JD
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-30

Snip Hopswell Patterson, Rio Booth Edgar
Bark Louisa, Durham, Baltimore, 0erich Kruger
Brigs Caspian, Arey, Bfandywinr, Del Brett Vose;
Emily, Johnson, Chaieston, Duats: s Dimon: g B La.
mar, Sarnmerinau Savannah, Durham 4 Dimon.
Scbr Red Jacket, Jarvis Richmond, y B Cooley Co.
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'ne gath uitmo has been limited have however no
change to notice in prices The sales in unrennes sugar
consisted entirely yellow Hsvannah atlos to
10 n. in bond.
HAMsuso, April THE Demand for Coffee during the
last eight days has been animated yet the following
at 81 to 81 SCH real ordinary at $40 to 10, good
ordinary at 80 to 81 good ordinary colored at 81
TO and fine ordinary At a sch, 1900 bags St. Domn
CO. 81 ord 81 good colored;st TIC 10
81 and hne ord 81 SCH $500 bags and asa casks Porto
Rico ST TO g. 100 bags and $50 casks Lagusyra Al
81 SCH 200 bags Java a. and 20 casks miding Ha
vannsh at SCH Unrs6ned Sugar rather less nqu-
red AFTER and Cotton neglected only 81 bis damaged New
Orleans and 20 bales ord Surat found buyers the
former at and the latter at sch. Hides remained the
same as before The transactions in Whale OIL on ac-
count Of our daily increasing stock, confined r
mes al ~ INKS to - INKS Blubber held at a. mks In
Tallow little or nothing occurred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-06

MOVEMENTS AND DoTNGs-Col. Blossom, the We
nv popular proprietor of the hotel at Canandalguai
has just arrived at the Astor House from Washing
ton, the very great relief of his democratic friends.
We understand that he had delightful interview
with. Capt; Tyler, who very politely answered the
inquiry, "Where shall go %
Several gentlemen at this house have asked the
question, if the Long Island Railroad Company is
TOO poor TO advertise in some of the papers what
time they start il il is of no consequence to them,
il is 10 the public
Gen. Winfield Scott has arrived at the American
from Washington.
Hon. John Pickering, of Boston, is in the city, as
also Bishop Kemper, OF Iowa.
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City Intelligence.

PoLIcE.-The urgent necessity of 80 recognizing
the Police system OF our city, as to have magis-
lrate on the bench night and day, has been con-
tnually presented to the Common Council of
this city, and we trust will soen be adopted. On
Thursday evening two men were arrested on suspi-
cion of committing larceny, and lodged in the
Watchhouse, where they were kept until morning
when 1t was made fully evident that not a jot or
little OF evidence could be brought against them.
This is one OF the many evils that have been
made manifest by the stupid and illegal practice of
committing men TO the filthy cells OF the lookup
watch-houses OF our city on mere suspicion, with
out examination, and will continue to exist until
magistrate is placed on the bench at the lower
Police office, to preside during the night
as we'll as the day. The most innocent, 1n-
offending citizen may be arrested through the
pque or malice OF any person, or a Waterman.
and when erraigned before the Captain of thewatch
if the complaint is adhered to- he has eno power nor
authority to do aught else than commit him TO a
cell, which probably may be occupied by thieves,
loaters and burg lars 1t is time change in this part
of our police system effected, and we trust the
new Common Council will consider the subject and
adopt some measure calculated to produce the de-
sired result soon as they have disposed of the
spOils OF Offlce.
sent home to this country by the United States Con-
sui At Bahia, charged with attempting to poison
Capt. Stanhope, of the brig Escalus. The exam-
nation will be had o.day, when full particulars will
NC OUtdlueu.
BYRNE, THE BURGLAR.-We understand that this
man, who is now in the city prison, on several
charges of forging the checks of Simeon Draper jr,
on the Manhattan Bank, for large amount, is
about to be released on bail, to be procured by the
usual means of money advanced to cover the risk.
Why has he not been tried? Whoever enters Sc
curty for this man will have the benefit of the
publicity of his name, and the amount received,
in all the papers OF this.city.
CoRoNKR's OFFICE.-The Coroner was called
yesterday to hold an inquest on the body of man
found dead in bed at the sailor boarding house of
Francis Morgan, 81 Washington street. He was
found the night previous in the street, near by, in
helpless condition, and was taken into the house,
and laid on bed, where he died during the night
From papers found in his pockets it appeared that
his name was Johnson and from tools in his posses
sion, it is supposed he was matchmaker by trade.
In one of his pockets were found number Of cards
having on them the name Of "John Rucastle, sal.
lor's boarding house, II Front street." His body
will remain in the dead house until nine O'Clock
this morning, Tor the recognition OF his friends
An inquest was held on the body of a woman
named Sarah Paulding, a native of England, who
had died al the Aims House from congestion of the
brain
Also, on a nice little new born girl baby, found in
a sink in the rear OF house SO John street. Cause
Of death unknown
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FAILINo.-The Hudson river at Albany.

CHATHAM THEATRE-Mr. Goodenow, long and
favorably known as one of the Chatham company,
takes his first benefit this evening. The entertain
ments offered are unusually attractive, and when
we consider Mr. G's interchangeable and perseverng
industry in his profession, cannot but believe he
will receive his due reward on this occasion. MIR.
Marshall will appear again this evening, in the cha
racter Of Marteau, in the popular drama Of The
Carpenter of Rouen." This gentleman, although
yet open to criticism, promises to become an actor
OF no mean repute,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-06

The WOMEN OF ENeLAND.-D. Appleton IL Co.
follow with Mrs. Ellis Works in rapid succession
This morning they publish The Women Of En-
gland their social duties and domestic habits
Husbands, especially young husbands, should buy it
for their wives fathers for their daughters brothers
for their sisters. No work has been so POPULAR and
work will 30 long continue TO be. 1t was this
book Which established the reputation of Mrs. Ellis
as one of the most agreeable and instructive writers
OF her time.