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A CARD.
j. B, NJ. GOULD,
TAILOR AVID DRAPER,

NO. 179 MAIN STREET,
NXTCCLD inform his old friends and patrons in WorceS~
w ter and vicinty and the public generally that ne
has returned to Worcester and taken the central location
over the NEW YORK STORE of STEBBINS & CO.,
No. l79 MAIN STREET, where he will be happy to see
them and ALL and exhibit to them the choicest stock
of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS, including the
latest and most fashionable mporations ard Styles en-
bracng every variety Of fabrics, for all articles of Centlc
mems wardrobes.
He commences business the principle of buying for
cash and selling for cash which will enable him to furnish
CUSTOM muck cheaper than those who deal on
the credit basis He will be in the constant receipt of
Goods from the New York market-will attend to the
cutting of all garments in person-will employ but
6rst class workmen, and will every effort to please
and accommodate ALL In and skill he will yield TO
none, and all are invited to call and test his powers.
Country dealers be supplied with ali articles in his
department, wholesale and retail.
Former friends and patrons will receive his thanks for
avors already extended and their future patronage and
the public, is now respectfully solicited.
Worcester. Nov Is. DIFF
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Hear Iaiaaa. Ladies' !!

tyr James Anderson Practical Chemist of Massachu-
~ sets, says, AFTER analysing JoHes's spanka Lily
White fnd Il, possesses beautiful and natura
and at the same time innocent white ever saw cer-
sany conscentousy recommend ia uss 70 all whose
skins require Identifying" F
Price Is cents a box For sale bv J. CIRCUIT ls.
AaiQ ss., worcester. dw&a ~
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20 he Let.

g. c. WASHBURN offer to lease, for term or years,
L. a bull ing at Washington Square, known as the
" Prouty Wire FactOry' with the Blacksmith shop and
houses thereto belonging together with the steam
Engine which is of about thirty horse power and in
ceent condition. The premises ate well situated and
adapted for machinist Further information given by
calling Messrs. ]. PRATT EARLE or on the under-
signed at their Counting Room, on Grove Street.
Worcester, Dec 5. d 81 G. WASHBURN.
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RCITiZENS

ECITlXENS
op honorably assured thal the following are the &C
,uai qualities IS potie Of ZONES IA cannn,
49, hiablv re,pectahle ciiizeJs. who have tIieh III
M Geo. Beckett y Ems. New 4d Rrooh,vn
M W., rumokips 90 King ST., New York
Mr. Th,mas jackson, 80 Liberty ST., Pitispurgn.
n n cullen lnte barber Steamboat .. hhe ,. ,,
IA noIe ,na,, hundred others state, though hs mus.
Tia, il will the hair TO grow On ihe neau o
face Stop falling off srenelhen the roofs o rsd ~
49,, az, dandrut from the root, making HsHt, ieu y
t sss,ne a fine dark look and Keeping DRY, harsh
g. iry hair moist soft clean and beaunl, very very
Lao lime Sold in Worcester by ;. "ho ~ 49,,
Dec ID uwo'u ----------------
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TO LET.

$ COMMODlOUS Store, Tenement, and Barn
MSsA "A situated at Webster Depot. II is well calcu-
&G tel the Boot and Shoe business as abundance
help these branches Of business is to be found in this
vicinity. well arranged for merchandising, for
which purpose has been occupied for several years.
For terms which will be liberal TO a good tenant, apply
to the Depot Master, or CLEMANS & LARNED. the
remises dtf Webster Nov 2.
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PATENTS.
anteYtcas arad Foreign Office, ana HgeTcy q me
w. Patent Office Washington,
No, " State Street, : BOstOHs

u. s. FQIenL ODtCe' "
No. ~ state Street, - Boston.
rxJHE subscriber by appointment from The Commission
or of Patents is agent OF the U. . faeh Ose -, 10
eving and fol warJng the same, models specimens OF
msnnctures to be patented deposited therein which
will be sent free Of erpense and rtsk ana wn M
u. nrenare Caveats Specifications, Assignments, and all
The Papers and Drawings will make researches
oto American and foreign works to test VALIDITY OF luen
s and rende advice on legal and scientific matters
rSsnect,ns Inc same Patents secured in Europe ana
other countries -, ...rs .,e saved IN.
,s and cos, Of journey Washington, and deay there
az well as all personal trouble IN obtaining sJ, .h
~ 40 aso have the advantage of Uer5dHy explaining eiI
ven,ions and Of consulting in respect 10 them dtLers
- General of paramount importance IN oTaeT 90 oCsc"
- at;ons and CLAIMS The experience of sig
fem wears pracce extensive collection o. rare Torxs
X.isnns &c on mechanical subjects, the Fateht Laws
of different countries, collected at mucn ex'
during time This Office has Osfn osnsed
hgon enable The subscrber to afford 10 inventors
Of procuring Patents assistance and information
WEIGH IA ''" r. H. EDDY. Ctut Engineer.
Boston Sept !, 1853. om1, 49,
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Turkev Hill Estate for Sale.

81 n HIS valuable Estate offered for lie on
s5sA / that cannot fail suit purchasers II
As consists oil about sixty acres of Land with eon-
veDient Buildings The water from Turkey Hill PoRd
runs through said EARN, aud falls
of hundred and twenty five feet in the distance
OF about 20 rods. formngene of the best Water Powers
in Worcester County.
There upon the premises three thorough built
and substantial Rock Dams, with Grit Saw Lathe, and
Single Mills, all in good running order. The Mill Pond
one mile in length and extends from the road leading
New Brantree to that leading tn Barre Half mile
above the Mill Pond, is Turkey Hill Pond which is the
main reservoir For description OF this Pond Lake,
see Typographical Map of Massachusetts,
From the best authority, and actual survey, would
The public, that this Water Power is amply
sufficient to in the aggregate, five hundred Cotton
Looms with ali their attendant machinery that amount
any other The location is gooi and easy of access,
being miles from the City Hall in Worcester, on the
great thorough fare through Paxton Rutland Barre Oak
ham and New Brantree.
The above IS been surveyed plan and profile drawn
which may he by calling the subscriber or hose
he has The liberty to refer to- 1t will be sold as whole
in seperats privileges may best suit purchasers
For fighter particulars inquire of The subscriber 10
NetU Worcester, Hon Isaac Davis WorceseT,-AlSert
Curtis. Esq, Nem Worcester,-Thos. Bottemiy ESQ.,,
Leicester,-A. B. Pike, Esq, Providence, r. I-simon
G, Groat, Esq Schen' ctady ~ Y,-Messrs. Pratt,
Downs s. Scott, Worcester,-Wilard Snow, Esq Par-
ton,-Danie Coburn, Esq, LoaoeH -
New Worcester Dec 90. 1S48 dwtf
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New Upholstery Shop.

VIZ & P. A. BROWN, would beg leave to Inform the
w citizens of Worcester and vicinity, that they have
taken rooms on Norwich Street, opposite the Depot,
where they will manufacture order, French Pattern
Sofas, Lounges, Divans, Tabourets, &C.. Cured flair
and Palm Leaf Mattresses, Pew Cushions Pews lined
and stuffed; Drapery Curtains and Window Shades put
up Carpets and made. All kinds Upholstery work
repaired in neat and superior
Dec. d3-m
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T1,e DalIp :sspp.
Published al No. 1872, Main Street, Worcester
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor ard Proprietor.
Terms.

The price OF THE DAILY SPY is Three Dollars per
snnum eventy-ve Cents per quarter if paid strictly
In advance--0r
-Four Dollars per annum or One Dollar per quarter if
not paid in advance.
THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY
published weekly at the same Office. Terms,-Sl,75 IN
advance, or $500 ifnot paid in advance.
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Cotton Machinery for Sale,

Cotton Machinery for Sale,
ID GENTLY used in the manufacture OF No. 80 Printing
n Clethp, and in good running Order consisting OF
Picker, Wilton & Sons make-20 Cards-9 Breakers
II Finishers--l Doubler-l Drawing France Taunton
Speeders, 10 heads each l8 Spinning Frames, 1900 ivs
/ Warper-2 Dressers-6 Leems-l cylinder and nuGe
Grinders with all articles used in Cotton Mills
1t may be examined any time application 10 M
sILAs DNsMoRE, SO Main Worcester. Forinrther par
ticulars inquire OF b. HOLBROOK, Hohieh
Dec rs dSaw wlf52
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FARM FOR SAFE.

FARM FOR SALE.
- TIME subscriber offers for sale his Farm situated
SA i about half mile south of Grafton centre, con-
lA tanning about eighty five acres of good Land, well
watered-the buildings IN good condion--he House
is large and convenient for Two families. with never
failing we'll of excellent water in the hOusethc Barn has
been built within years. The Farm is divided into
Pasture, Wood Land, Moving and Tiase There Is
good Water PRIVILEGE The emses, where a dam can
be raised without flowing other premises Said Farm
will he solo low and ,sy terms. For further inerma-
ton apply the subscriber in sutton cenIre or to HENRY
G. Prentice, on the premises.
HENRY D. HOWARD.
Sutton. Dec. s. le4S. dwtf
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I. rgRE INSURANCE.

,EERE INSURANCE.
TIME pteyeIE. MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
of E(IIa cont nue. to Insure Buildings, Stocks, Fur
niure, Midwifery, and other properly against loss or
damage iouts. Applications may Re mace 70
-, NoA2O5 Msin Sileet, Worcester.
!, !, cleep.,-v sec,vr j. SouTAwIcK, Pres't.
-. "a 40 - dw3n
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no LET.

A. ONE half Of two story HOUSE, beyond the
f.A " Cemetery, cn North Street Inquire OF JOSEPH
JA,is4 AVEkY on the OH Holden road, CALEB BATES,
adjoising the premises. Jtf JAM
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FIRST PREMIUM
DAGUERROTYPES.

Eclipse Daguerrean Establishment !!
No. 8 BrinIey Hall. No. o.
rTHls Establishment, which is the Oldest and pop
ular established in Worcester, unites
advantages for carrying the Daguerrean Art in all its
perfection and beauty. Within brief this establish
ment has produced
5000 Miniature Pictures,
which in point of superiority and accuracy have
been exselled. The proprietor Dr. Van Alstin having
had many years practical experience in his art pre-
pared to
Challenge amy Competitor
to trial of skill either in the perfection and beauty OF
Daguerreotype productions in the exceeding cheapnesA
which he is enabled offer them the public. He has
imported instruments for his exclusive se which
superior any this city elsewhere, and his pictures
which warranted be superior any thai can be
produced in Worcester, put up in rich and elegan
cases, tor the low price of
One Dollar Only.
N. B. STOCK of superior quality constantly on hand
and for sale. DIR. VAN ALSTIN
Worcester, July %. dwtf
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Rooms to Let.

Rooms to Let.
CUITABLE for siorerooms Work Shop-situated
> opposite Norwich Depot, and Messrs. Harris
Flour Store Enquire Of b. M Levins, Front Street. or
al the Ware Rooms OF Messrs. W. 81 H. Baker no 2S6,
Main gtrAet. dtf-oct. 10
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HOUSE TO LETT.

Al A HOUSE within five doors of Main street, and
s,fS n within three minutes walk of the Post Ofce
- with good accommodations, will be let TO family
and the will be taken in board, who will furnish their
own rooms. Inquire this Office Oct. 4.
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attend his funeral from his late residence 10 Bleesk
street, this wednesday, afternoon, ct half past
o'clock, without further invitation.
On Tuesday morning, after lingering illness, MI
His friends and asqusntaness are respectfully re-
Suested to attend bis funeral this "wednesday After
neon, o'slosk from his late rssidenss No Is Stone
street.
On Monday, june 4th, at the residence Of his son.
ResrRr BELL Esq, in the elst year Of his sse-for-
msrly Of this city.
The relatives and friends of the family respect
lively invited to attend his funeral this day. at 10 M
Ut No ~, Morris street, Jersey City.
On the evening Of the lh Instant after protracted
Illness ELLEH McLAREN In the 10th year Of her age
Her friends and those of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from her late residence
8 O'Clock. without further invitation The remains
will be taken to Trinity Cemetery Asnhsttanve, for
ipterment.
On Tuesday morning, June 5th, ct o'clock, CArnA-
RrE FIsnER wife Of Lewis Fisher, deceased, eyed n
years.
Her friends and the friends and OF her
son-in-aw, D. NJ Duyan respectfully requested to
attend her funeral, from his residence, No. 81 Allen
street, ut half past o'clock this afternoon, June
9Th Her remains will be inferred in the Catholic Co
metery, corner Of Tenth street and First avenue.
At BloomiDgdale, on Tuesday morning June 8, EMMA,
youngest daughter Of Warren and Lucretia Colwell,
aged IA months.
The body will be conveyed to Greenwood Cemetery,
In New York June 4th, 1s4o, Mr. JorAs L. REMEIro.
ToH aged 20, q native Of Whitestown, New York.
At New Canaan, Conn, on the 4th instant, Of con-
sumption MARY KIKGsroRD STEELE aged Is years, wife
Of John Steele, iun'r of New York.
In Boston, on the Sd instant, Mrs. ELIZABETH MAN
widow Of the late Captain Peter Mandrake The
deceased born in Boston In October, 1851 and
the last surviving sister Of tho ate venerable Colonel
81. The mother Of the above died ut Portland, some
years since at the age Of 81.
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bay. b. DowsIso. Ksepcr Wv
Mehishat Liyerpoo banks ADELAIDE Walton Cionfaesos
brs Mosslle Snow do hon.e.ama Curtis sohrs Mean
Wave Bennett Indian Visit. Carson, Sh%rles
e oneec ksss swa
and Caroh E, Hawkins Providence.
Be.oo cs n'es a9s 1 H:1
tst Oak RySsr BOSTON, schs sraton, Vance, Boston,
l:s' Ga n:v": ss s,. K'
ley bostcs Triumph, hassn, Providence Moses Brown
Pas.s E s :si
sloop Wet Branch, Eldridsc New York
miscellaneous.
scHR MARY ELIxABErH-Part of the cargo schr Mary
Elizabeth, Of Snow hill wrecked Block Island, the
the remainder, With the vessel, to DO sold I'd
scHR Fam DEALER before reported lost ssltor's
hs s1a ssD run into pre- a. night Srs
The add SsSsS s n
the 10y who himself BY going board N. brig had
his leg so TANNED that has since been Ampu"tsd The
LAUNCHED tDamarseotta Mills, 18th nit BY Willard
Clap Esq superior copper fastened brig o. about 200 tons:
u Notice to Mariners.
Bar sroisn sr and that i wss seem on Sunday onS
mile east Of Great Pawn Bar.
Whalemcn.
Arr at New London. June 9-shp Charles Carroll Ionr
Kersueans Land, Jan with 500 bills oil Len a. T.
'S Ss~ fs a. . is r.s.r
.,se Ocean M 20 March SO bo
sssssHt Saa.y M. s @
I,ed ,sTs date eco sp) 70 cruise three weeks and homes
S.ptaa Se" :a d. esl ra. "lsH wS ss,
q s sss and ssegs ,'s for Sc. sasd from a. Fob
lsrg whale st,e wards Nantioen v.der, Nan, sp and
been beer .po. n, rs; Il.
SG sy f. ss% : % ssD5,S
V,R tGas, iSs u fj,Ss,, % ~ spsra 10 whale D..
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Passengers Arrived.

CrAnLrsTon-s tearship korthcrner-Col A d lizard, W
rr,ehsrd Hayward, George Coe, Iegnrc, II Latham.
. nuStei' Dari,S d Maliett, Perry, bro P
uLas' man huea, R,ols and Il Keenan, Or Jas
nnywsrd, Wells, Pamley, Dr. d Levy, purnsll. n
hcksnzi., Gen Patterson, Howell. II McKaL Hay
CMd Isiwnrd, W Moody, A Hobart, b Aistcn.
hays, II Church, III solomon, A Hardy, A w Della
n rs iiendsl, II ts'kl:y. Nexson Edwards g.
derton, Ihsysr Wsldron, Mrs GIBSON Mr.
Mt Brhksrhon, grs Dr Byorc, Mrs Lard Mis- DeiaHeld
Ibaysr Nrs schroeder Prof Pierce lady Miss Perce
Mr. Cohen, children and Miss Patrck Miss
Ensyn Mrs Keenan,, Mrs Goodman, Miss Anderson Mia
Could child and servant, Miss Stone Miss Gibbs Mrs
sfsr Plat, Aiss Bali, Miss WAring Master Badd,
Lrnnr ocL-sbip Bern-Mr Joure, and ses In sho
stccrrge. - Wv
BAAiA (BnAsrL)- Bark Adaria-Ni,, p,sok. Can. rhs
Dining shipper, Jas, obwIn.
KINGsr9N, JAM-Brig kosrway-Sarah Laxaru, p.x w
u Wts and family. Mrs Thompson ' wv "
hArAN1As,ii,is h.idee-1hos Highland, Of Miss d Iau-
ptMAnAhA-sehr Globe r knight aad VIM Hamilton,
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MAHITIME IN IT ELLIG ENCRs
Port Of New York. June q, lo40.
o.. s!sEs-.. ....... 81 .oss aIsx. .........s 2
CIaarAh.

Cleared
ssgEiis PHI GsssS. Talbot Am No.
Ssais:n, E:sSsS ssy.nasS s.asss. Slf:i%sa Co.
haas 4la5io PrSs:sf W,mi.s.Su Nc Eaw Frost Ed
Vernon Lewis Boston, isis Chase, do; Charlss Phlips
SIoops- Excel Bennett. Fall River; Long Jones'
PrS7iasno'; President, I,i.6.., New Haven:
Arrived.
Pm With nass TO spodora Co. on nssssr:.
Of Porasd G0 SoanS Lat
d.yspM q Charleston bar, passed steamship Tsnns:
ssis :s;srs A., P F,s
Ship Chandler. liverpool 81 days. with mdss, 10 zs-
Slip Bs S,1 Is 5gpS Ap . NTH ms
ssss:S II =;
yey KY Bt In c:
lGnd'1 S Sy wit. ballast and
the fog the went ashore Shrewsbury Inlet
s ae
hauns the bark off and tOwed her to the QuaTanns
Bark ASsTis. Brown. Bahia tBr..ls May with mds.,
d p. brig k:ssm.y Tyuor' xnat'n ia, u days. with
eonp.ay bark jane. ' Bs S;S q
Brig Egrmah. Sergeant, Lubse, days. with plaster to
Brig Projection. Hill. Haehias days, with lumber, 10
schr Isll@sn. Young Baraeoa Nay ss with ftu. TO
sehr Globe sesiy Dsmer.ru Is days with d.o; 70 tho
Sehr Adams (of Providence Ri Crows St Johns PR %
days It'll mdse TO Maitland Phelps 18th ut lat 80 In
sgaall from sw. lost her f0rssOpsa flying j and jb
sSh5 rounsin Jamsrson Masasorda Texas. with mdse 10
sehr Daniel Baker Braman Mobile. 20 days. with md,o TO
Butte On the night Of the "a Of June highlands Is
Be the nsng rl 70
main boom, mainsa and boat seriously damaged the
whsther we wsrs in want Of Assistance Nav
lat % a. Ion ~ spoke ship Excelsior days from Mobile fer
seGr MoRa., Wright. Plymouth, NC, days, With
3 schr Wostovsr. MeRsa, North Carolina.
s sshT %sb hssns Smith Ghinnsos.sus sds
schr Patriot, Watts Virginia
schr Mary Jane Rollins. Virginia.
ssshr J' sGeyie, Biisssl f1 Virginia.
Sehr Sally Miller, Leo, Norfolk.
sshr J Io1ier. frssweil, virsinla. MANA
schr Mary Ann, Thornton, Virgins.
senr Filton, Croker, Virginia.
s sshr Wv %i, Henry wing, Virginia
ssshr James Hand Weaver, Bal.im.rs. days.
Sleep Meridian; Isri., BTrum, Conn. day. with sr.-
Ono brig
Ships Caroline Read Liverpool Seine Liverpool Britain
Glasgow James Andrews. Trsss ir.and; SSTnins Rc
Jansiro; brig Vancouver, West Indies aud others
JuSEbwin at sunrise. NV; at meridian N; 81 sunset
Herald Marine Correspondence.
L Of ss,. seen passing E,sca Meek L. House BY
many in the night thick weather.
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Present Justices Duer, Mason and Campbeli.
JvsE 6.-DEcIsions.-Fsrd ~. Bsbesck snd Others.-
Demurrer to the third plea overraled. and demurrer
allowed The plaintiff 10 have leave to amend WITH
draw his repliesten to the sssora pleano costs tow
ID to either side.
Carpenter o. Prsvsst snd Oters-Dssres for sale of
John s. Provoosts interest The bill dismisvsd
the exeeutrix sf Mary T. Brevoor, with s~sts up TO
estate Of Carpenter.
B.srs sdw = " ForsyA-Plsa allowed.
LArrcnre PosLs Plea ovGruled- defendant 10
swsr the bill and pay the costs Of the hearing, In
day. after notise Of this order.
Remptek %. Mack and oAeU-Iajunction continued,
and all proceedings stayed until the determination
Dismissal Of the suit In the Circuit Court between
Ciaumeey o. Lane snl Oilers -Demurrsr- oysrrulsd,
Before Judge Vandsrpoel.
JvNE b,-Joka Dsv aud Robert NepsH re- Jshn 7Aomp-
the damages are laid at $40 OoO The plaintiffs aege
that the 18th June lS47 the defendants caused to
city, called 71smpsons Bsnh N.ts Reporter libel Of
and concerning the Safety Locks manufactured by
that Hall Of Boston, had opened Newelrs lock-" The
declaration also alleges that the libel also contained
other false malicious and scandsous charges, So 10.
essed verdict tomorrow (this) morning.
Before Chief ustiee Oakley.
Brisbane Gi4ersisere-This was an cotton Of
trever to S600 the value Of certain property
printing presses pine chest containing 300 Dies
geomerical lathe press pine chest, contain
x ore MS {" PspeIi .x1 .@oes, smu Ine 10y
,Ua rnu I S 'Gu n.e snas 10y
,;T hs that ths usa as hsn. a. ale
IN. daSannt hsn.aIs n% Zoo h;s 90 bsnsat rh
10 the oeIenoant himsei anu ior M pehens AAe
cause ns Was sven 70 .ne Jury Snrs evening. .,a
a. Inc Inier yus.ee III aohvertns HIS onaIge, Ss x
the pianun III thls cause, tueu the oeeh9ant 10.
certain sftses OF properly, IN IN acsion Oh srSver
deseriping the properly as IN tne oeciafaIoh Nsw,
hss r;sht ~ racovar tb.t nronarty ana In ordar
70 on,tis him to 4" .o he =. phnsyd to wats ont
TO th;nr. 6rst t,at h, ,vas IN. owr.r ~ a.. snd
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DESTRUCTION OF THE STEAMBOAT GEN GREENE
This popular boat totally consumed by fire yes
teTday morning. which commenced between - and I
O'Clock, while lying the upper side the wharf at
Red Bank. The men ON board consisting of the enpi
neer. pilot two deck hands and fireman made their
ecape TO the wharf most Of them leaving their
behind, and. indeed every one had his feet burned
while escaping The Eagle being endangered BY the
flames from the Greene, pushed out the end Of
the wharf, where she moored and steam was has
tiy got up 10 be ready for any emergency The fss-
Jennings OF the General Greene burned OFT and she
swung out into the stream, oated down and finally
towed ashore by the Esge Vt the mouth OF Woodbury.
creek. where she remained burning until yester-
Gay, when she sunk Her tmbers appear TO be almost
entirely consumed but her engine stands erect held
together by her fastenngs The had all been paid
their months wages the previous evening and With
but one exception the whole amount of their pay was
lost The engineer MIR. Henry Benton, when aroused
suddenly by the alarm Of fire. threw n part of his
clothing the wharf having frat unconsciousy placed
his money in the pocket Of vest Ono Of the firemen
went over 10 the city but fearing he might spend too
much money IL be took ell his pay with him. left all but
tri6e in hts vase, which consumed with the boat
The boat was valued at $4,000 and insured TO tho
amount Of $4,000 half Of which was In the North
America and the other In the Delaware Insurance
papy As the boiler and portions Of her machinery
he recovered the loss Of the company will amount
to more than $1,000; but their business will undoubt-
odly suffer TO considerable amount her desruc
tion at this season Of tho year. minute investga-
ton OF the cause Of the fire made yesterday which
led TO the conclusion that IL the result of
and had commenced in the hull OF the boat near tho
boiler The engineer had examined his FIRE at o'clock
we previous evening and lett all safe as he thought
Philadelphia Ledger. June 4.
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Wee ky Report OF Deaths
In the City and County Of New York. 3th day Of
May TO the I'd day Of June lSi9.
Men, II W emsn, II; Boys TO- Girls, 46. Total, ITO.

Absess Il ansurism l. apopsxy, 10; asphyxia atropha,
angina, bleeding bleeding from lungs l. burned or
tum O. cholera morbus consumption, 49, sulsons II;
sr0SP congestion i debility ssrSm a.oMa
n; chest d,cvn.a 9: ay:sns:fy .pl.psy sTy:P:l...
fever scarlet ever typhoid Il fever typhus,
fever eongsstvs heart disease hopping cough, Il
naDion Il Inflammation Of brain, 8; inflammation Of bow
el Inflammation Of chest inflammation Of the heart l.
Inflammation ofungs, H. Inflammation Of stomach q infa
nation liver, intemperance malasns, marssmus o.
measles modification. old ago. D. palsy D premature
birth, pleurisy scfsfula small pox, 10; sprue, Il sui
eide ]; testhins, o liberation Of throat,
Age-Under year, co. TO years, al to Isl 10 10,
II 10 to 90 l2 to 80 2S to lO III 40 to &c. 81 90 70 co.
III 90 to TO- l6j 10 to ~, 81 30 to 80 s. unknown,
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