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The Double Acting Rotary Churn
Patented ,Januarv o. 1870

Patented January o, 1S49.
IN bringing This eectual and simple Churn into the
proprietors feeling confidence in its capabilities, do not
hesitate pronounce it the hest Churn Offer ed
the public. JONES d. CURTIS having purchased the
sole right ofmanuac turing and vending he above named
Churn ready 10 receive orders fer the their
General Office, No. 81 Broad Street, BOSTON, Mass.
And in order convince the ncrduIOus and satisfy the
curious, at IL O'Clock daily, churning otH be made
and see its utility tested 1t combines the following vas
liable qualities:
Ii produces butter in less time than any other Churn,
making it and gathering it from milk in from three
TO eight minutes, and tom cream in much less time
1t produces more butter from the amount of
milk or cream, than the ordinary method il does lis
work in more thorough and scientific manner.
Ii is the cheapest simplest aud most convenient
invented, embodyng the philosophical principles OF
butter smakng
a. Its action is chemical, well mechanical. 1t
forces the air into the milk, side and by
suction extracts it from The other Side
s. 1t extracts only the butter fatty parts ct the milk
leaving the Albumen, Gluten sugar and Starch untouch
ed-sO that the milk is equally paatabe and nuiricious
use in all culinary purposes, and Tor ae feeding
Calves, other Stock.
6. II is such easy thai child do the churn
ing OF a small family
| N. B. We ask all such interested in the manu-
actnre of pure butter call and satisfy themselves.
| We offer il upon the following terms Ii he Chur
does not prove recommended, it may be returned an
the money will be re unded.
liberal discount made those who buy to sell again
u Orders for Churns applia4ti6ns for the right
manufacture and sell in Milne, New Hampshire Vernon
Massachusetts,, and Rhode Island, addressed 10
| Boston, June %. d6tw4t JONES & CURTIS
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NORWICH Il WORCESTER RAILRoAl
summer Arrangement-May I, IS4o.

Summer Arrangement-May Z, lS4o.
ACCOMMoD ALTON TRAINS Daily except Sunday.
saeave Worcester at To- A. Nj. and 4.30P. N.
{1}-The 10 80 a IN. Train connects with traia leaving
Jringfei al 80 Boston at am; Nashua at 72J
IN Providence at as
The 4.30 IN. train connects with the Steam Boat tram
from New Haven; also train leaving Boston at p m.
Leave Norwich at A. M and IL NJ.
Gy-The train connects al Worcester with w est
ern tram leaving 10 am; Boston train at 1925 am;
NAHUM train mt IL n Providence train at III 80 am.
Pnmfret SpettA Traln.-Lelve Ponlfret at a M. for
Norwich. Leave Norwich at p. m. for Pomfret.
FREIGHT TRAINS,
Leave Worcester at 81 AM. Leave Norwich at "a
A.N.-(Daily Sundays excepted
" Express Freight leaves Boston at IL M FOR Allyn
Point arriving in New York next morning.
STEAMROAT TRAINS,
Leave Iostna al ) O'Clock P. NJ for New YORK. STOP
nino only at Frannaham Worcester, Danelsonville and
Norwich arriving Ayns Point to take the foat at .
p. M
Steam Boat Train connects Worcester with the train
arriving from Nashua and Grotoi Junction at 6S2 PM
RErURNIna-Leave Allyn's Poiut about O'CLOCK AM,
on The arrival of the Steam Boat from Network
z-A 4egage be delivered to the Baggage Master
o oher person authorized receive 1t before The fas-
senaer takes his seat III The Cars.
Baggage will be taken Ia include money, merchan-
die nor other articles han those OF personal use AM
vher III cher value thnn Fifty Dollars, noce m'st he
given OF thai FACT and price paid or The Company
will not held Itself Liable beyond that amount. Z
No bneaaae permitted the Passenger Cars
M sm0ktus permitted the Passenger Cars or Depot
Passengers must procure Ilckels AT the station Offices
s. II. LEE, in.
May7. dwtf sup'tand Eng n. q W. r. r.
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Coaches aMd HARNESSES for sale.
n HE subscriber has for sale, nine passt niger STAGE
COACHES. One of them is nearly new. has been
III bus four months is trimmed and finished in ele
giant with The best OF materials The other is Of the
stvle and nish but has been used longer weighing
about 1850 lbs each
Also. set Of STAGE HARNESSES, all in good order
and will be sold at great bargains. w. C.. CLARK
Worcester, Jane IA. ls49 DIFF
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Suburban Dwellings.
One, Two, Three g. Five Acre Lots

One, EWO, ,Ehree a. Five Acre Lots
III subscriber has purchased that splendid elevation
| of Land known as the GREEN hill FARM lying
about mile north from the Post Office the purpose
OF accommodating those who wish procure beautiful
and desirable site for Dwelling within few mimi es
walk OF the business part of the city without being oblg
ed o pay the high prices ofordnary house lots
This beautiful hill on its gentle eastern, southern, and
western Slopes of the finest land and command
ing quaed for beauty and variety offers
the attraction of PURE AIR, PURE WATER, fue pros,
rect proximity 10 business, and sufficient space al
MODERATE PRICE, II can be approached WITHOUT crossing
any Rail Road and new avenue 10 be opened lead
Ing TO it will add much TO its convenience attraction
% To Gentlemen who wish to purchase an acre or two
for actual occupation. this affords opportunity.
For further Information and plan, inquire of
June Is. eodis I'm w4ts ID. :. MESSENGER.
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FOR SALE.

"a . Cottages, Zone double singe,) situated near
MSnfA . the 81 Methodist Church. Each Cottage has
4sss good front yard and garden containing large
number OF Fruit Trees, in bearing condition The
above offers chance 10 any wishing locate in
tn part of the rity, or for investment, the present
squire at this Office J3 est wifi
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Florence and Straw Bonnets
IA ILL be C0ored and Pressed in the best for
~ ONLY rs cents each, at WILLIAMS'S BON
NET ROOMS, Central Block, 1877 MAIN ST.
April 3. diff
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Rice's Improved Lightning Conductor ;s 7
TI,HE subscribers would respectful. inform the lhnas4
iauts Of Worcester vicinity that they are prepared
to erect LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS, the enssins sea ca
SON in manner superior any thing of the knd ever yer
alfred te he public substituting for the rude connec
lions copper points and gds 10
spires and copper bottoms, adding thereby ma'eiaS "
the beauty, strength and durability OF the "orA'
orders oy man promptly a'''" T. c. RICE,
xr.o,o M,rchs dw,f J. P. RICE.
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R A'l'HHS.

II N n y n
yTNHE subscriber, having fitted up and Increased
citizens Worcester, that if they choose TO and
WELL, rather than TO pay Doctors bill to set
nell thew can be furnished, any time, with ARM or
GOLD TUB BATHS, SHOWER or VAPOR, and ample
accommodations by calling the Of Front and
Carlton Streets CALVIN NEWTON.
Jnne 81 off
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Revolving Clothes Frames

NGVUIVIuS VLUtIlGD EIdH4OD
A RE manufactured and for sac at Reeds Wheel Fac
"a tory, in Dr. Heywoods Steam Building, Central ST.,
Worcester.
These Frames new article and should be used by
every family. The clothes sail round the Post upon The
arms, and not Injured by the wind. person can
hang the clothes upon the line take them off without
moving from the place where they commence
The subscriber sell first article, painted with
all the irons for from SO TO So per set.
May "a. cSm HAMMOND REED.
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BARRETTs DVFIs TOTYSE.


40 WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON.
r AIDES Dresses, COaks, Shaws, fIandkerches Scars,
IL Bonnets &c. Gents Goats, overcoats, and Pants,
dyed and finished in the best manner,
The subscriber having received the agency of the above
celebrated Dye House, is prepared to receive and for
ward goods be dyed and hopes that the character OF
the establishment for despatch and beauty of work,
together with his endeavors please, will ensure him
share of patronage at
MARTIN R. WILLIAMS, Bonnet Rooms
Central Block 1877 Main street, Worcester
April 4. dwtf
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NOTICE.
NOT,ICE
FISH MARKET.

fIOH MARAEl,
NO. is FRONT STREET, WORCESTER,
YT7 HERE he found all the different kinds of FRESH
w FISH the affords from the NewYork, Boston
Hartford, New Haven, Norwich New London, and Prov
dence markets, such Cod, Haddock Mrckeret Ha6nt,
Shad Bass, Black and Blue Fash Salmon, &c together
with an assortment Of small Fish from me Salt aud Fresh
Waters Also, all kinds Of ST ELL FISH from the above
places Also assortment OF Dried Smoked and PickLed
Fish wholesale and retail.
NIB Fieh bought this market will be dressed in the
best and fashionable sIy and sent reasonable
distance free IF charge TERMS CASH.
{ay- Cash pau tor all kinds of FRESH WATER FISH.
ApriI3 N. G SPRAGUE
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n. York Branch Store.
No Monopoly!
n ~ ,F, M
No Monopoly

NO Monopoly
IMPORTANT 10 ECONOMISTS.
The undersigned having taken
Store NO. l55 Main St, Waldo Block,
has opened extensive stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING, which will be
found TO be at prices much lower than offered in this
place before. The proprietor having connection with
one Of The largest CLOl HING MANUFACTURERS IN
NEW YORK has facilities for receiving his Goods at the
Lowest Possible Prices the benefit of which he intend
10 offer to the public.
All garments cut and made in the workmanlike
and iasnit nabe style.
The following is in part list Garments be found
at this Establishment:
Fine and super Dress and Frock Goats, from
$3.50 to $l2, 80
French habit and Cashmeret do. 400 to 600
Spring and Summer Sack Goats 1,25 to 2 80
Pants OF every description 0,75 TO 500
Vests do do rs to 800
A so, constantly on hand, every variety of
GentlemeM'S Furnishing Goods,
such Shirts Bosoms Collars Scarts Cravas Hosiery
and Gloves, Suspenders, &c.
n. b. The public are respectfully invited TO call and
judge for themselves.
Waldo Block, 3 doors north Central Hotel
April 81. DIFF A. FRIDENBERG.
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Providence * Worcester Railroad
f7x.sa5sz,g' s,s.sssss$ esg,ss GEGsgJ "A
SUMMER NGEMENT-PA PASSENGER TRAINS
To goUern and after July 9, l649.
THROUGH TRAINS


Leave Worcester at and l045 A. M. and 345 Pm.
Leave Providence at 7.45 Am. 3.45 and 80 PM
THE TRAINS CONNECT
At Millve with coaches tor Sa;ersye. At Uxbrdge
with coaches or Milford and Mendon. Al Whitins with
coaches for East Doug and Whiunsville At Farnums
with coaches for Graf on GENRE and N. f. Village. At
Worcester with trains the Western Railroad and Nor
witch and Worcester and Worcester and Nashua H. roads
NJ York day line via Hartford and New Haven Railro
At Providence with Steamer Perry from and or Newport
twice each day, arrival OF trans.-With Steamers for
Warren Bristol, Fall yer, L. Greenwich, Nayat, &c,
and with Stonington Railroad.
The 345 p. M. Tram from Worcester connects Mt Prov
tdence with Steamboats, for York via Sionngton RR.
The M trim from Worcester at ieTfhrd
with trains of Norfolk County Railroad for Boston, Ded,
ham, &c, and AT Pawtucket with trains of Boston and
Providence Railroad for Boston, Taunton, N. BEDFORD
&r. &c, and the so Z. NJ train from Providence con
meets at the same stations with trains from same
places
The 10 As A NJ train leaves Worcester after arrival OF
trains from Albany Norwich Nashua C. &c. arrives in
Providence in me take trains of b. and p Railroad
for Boston, Taunton, N. Bed ord, &c.
June 9. dwu ISAAC HINCKLEY, sup't.
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NfeeL W'aYl.RhOlESp.

I kSEEEG w WE'EEGUtGSGs
TINE crbers inform their friends and the public that
l. they have been appointed gents for the sale Of
4 Wilson, HawkswOrth, Moss & ElIison,s-
Il STEEL.
and will be consan ly supplied with full and complete
assortment Of Cast shear, Machinery and Blister Steel
which will be sold at Boston prices.
NAV %. dwSm E. F. DIXIE & HAMILTON
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EXTOELD respectfully inform the citizens Of the City o
w Worcester and vicinity and their former customers
that they have opened large and commodous Rooms
No. 244 Main St., corner of Pleasant,
or the manufacture and sale Of all the LATEST kinds
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-03
Macaulays England.

rFf r ~-.r f.t.rss',.l f.r -. ssti'
\ n.tu.fts. cow St.s'.tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26
Attempt 10 GET n. roussin ont OF the scrape'
rn new French minister appointed.

Correspondence OF inc ii'vi"
WAsKIN5Tov Tuesday, sept. o.
An effort hns been made within the last three
DAVIS. through q third party, to reconcile matters
between this Government AID Mr. Poussin, having
referer &c ouly to the Objectionable language used
nv the latter in his commentaries which has
n-oved futile. There is but one course 70 be
tshcn by the French Government, which IS the
recall OF NJ Poassia. This vii be done probably
without cavil.
hi, not Tor morner. bs.sved tere that ." pre-
r,dtsfet fefpths been made on the part 81 rance
ar IA. Minister to tqsah ibis Government 81 indicated
he some Journss sud have s-on . <uoN That me
pra.fcnt and Secretary 81 Sfrte O. opinion 'nH
the French slmstats fault IN using The lang a'se ne
aid was orc a. Che heed aul roi Of the heart
Under these circum'f-nce1 every enc ought 70 l-e
that crusure should i-i. Hgnuv mon Mr. fonsnn. u :
lr;fe~s published today 20 taa original ienglageln lA7
or,sns 81 ihe Administration show "a liberal tfai -
r.ti,o az tf-lo vgas made O. The Departments.
Mr Pog.ain received regn'ar business el-Ps
from ME Gorcrr by tho lest siesner' which SHOWS
ia, he has not yet been recalled IS his G0TcInmrn'
M In act the dernai tor recall IS tha President ha'
NOT ,.f tesrhed france. Also, private .-ster "ss
received here from Montnoion which says idai tnioes
rem-n ln saia ga0 without prospect Of an inmr'i'e
CHANGE Ire sauo individual r.cered note also
from another applicant Tor toe mission 70 tbs country
who stands al equal chance with MoHthoon, wn1cl
s1eaks 10 the same t'ec'. AsHvDN'''
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By TIKI HIDylGBT SOITHERy HAIL


q T'is RgDai ic Of Yesterday nss a ies0ins
article on selsts Dploms;- fa-sup which taxes a''o
csiber The common fease pacific view II irs ale''ou
and wastes 10 patriotic gss Aes stating isa' me as
rc...sl of A. Poussin Is not serious mater =
ha. been Interpreted - be y .9e hssy wrier' I-<
R,5u5ac ssys
Tsere no eras1ce ola daereocs o. a2,7o. Z. ~
Part 81 zee tvo go7erru-ni- u22a ~ - c.-
49,, q. ..--.--.- Ia sf.f-r-lf q ia csr- YES DOL
eve. referrea 20 he Frf1ch GoverrHelt ~ a.
= r1rT1 ~r-- o. y~es Ir-.sie- l-.n n. =, Is -.
s,,, 90 Of 80 q c1lns -4nces Gomez ~
~ re.c.e ofi1e ffercl s-Iy "a. -, -.
- IN ft.t vessel OF GORE - Amefiean ..s
- tEt ~ 10 hesr3 lsf-cs'ior, - TOE -79-A.- y
$3.50 ,,s-ctsn, vessel -. {, .e beard IN coz an. .
- cv-rr fneri 49, rlve1 10 inio1 upol ne -
fi .. N Cs-ta, Carpenter nor dos 70 a2rs,f ia.
49, 80, II ~ military court 10 ~ mater q d. Poi-
ne e. - v - c s5inet q Fame Henceii is
ha' oeeH -. n -elfrer case ere involved ~ he
% - r 80 =. Of fst.re complaint or uegousiion
TIE article .nen ro~s on 70 show that iaeFe y no
.,,,s r. the note Of Y. IS gocqueviAe % ar. Rash
which conpics'a7 he trsr'aclon' an' "''sn' '1'
breach between '-e Govc-1nenis
~ 4. ro,.v.r. in bio r-.a 10 ~, a1e- declining 20
;st s1v sc-on u The premises lolgnf ~ 70 sep l1s
6-ya1> ne i1risc cuou " for-is "
,be Aisfna between fLe F-enea S.l-ef ana t-s t.r
GO s-cret.~v OF sac IL h.s been r. 10 40" lns Pr
-uir'on, ln MS resc-c were enrrey efslt.y-. - ~
- f5r. Tr'is, the sane tn- ~ "a zen % nc.
49, g,e,~ Government tskes escepuor 10 l- lan gu-tr
~ - Srel-tary OF STATE bee r-orsirencr s" ~ eon.-
T-r- z j. 81 a. q s~n1f-Hr ttfHl = 49,
IT, Pre- n Oovsrurnen "a been argued iron
non n ro- fa puissn ~ sra- contained 20 " O. %
e, es noc 90 The part Of ~" aiir -isi-s s-eeary
s.te TIE CORE spO1cerc- on th- -i1e ol i- An &C.
--r-rt - o. .tacioosy decorous AID incf-n-ive,
ttsr n a. TOcouevli.s mole might 'e iDi@fpf- ~ -
"a ieslcrs nunOr 81 j. be- c0nscereo spst ron me
as., re- - n. having written 30 with The desire 10
Lg 81 he repres-utstve q his Oo7erumeni WIZ -
hue nordfcnlon - possible. upor fisni''- VICE.
no do1tt h. REGARDED AZ fcsegou- conc lsi2n
v,tafre- lse French Sscfssry for F0r@ - Afaira
,.s,t sos-toing or u-snf n0fbng beyond afinclins-
lion 70 anticipate tie action 81 me- vpy-iurD,' y -
I,- fssr II P,us.fns dismissal was decided upon more
10 ION A.-uring Whist sc believe % ne ne lsci'
81. a- French fvnrnineci f-cipfocar- me .mieAp =
.ro.f . I'd i- r-red safes. % is Qlf- rosslue ihtl
nee 4-ntrnvnts ~ be- i-op-lded acre serious ~ -
$50. pa 20 lks place between hem, hy le violence ~
f.isrer 60 srsc@rihi- n inf4u s psroHYsus anoli
a-s TIE Pr-af5e1f, here ore, M ninr properly IN
--,~if- oAere1 to re American J1rernmcni may po-
o countries by putting f out o me power OF minister
,sr H. ri-rpersi- speech 0 compic-Ie grave nai.hA
e-esous BIZ display u lrssc3iIty 10 their eaiueli
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26

NrW-ORlEANS Tuesday, sept it
AzsIvEC lfih. ships Noble, oad Wabash, New. l0fs
h.fk Ceres DO; chip Austis flacelpmGi brig Sea
Flc~er, DO. ..,
BOsTON, 2S-AREIvEO,s h p thOrndike, Newcastle ttth
ut; lark Eutaw, Baiimusci brss Narfneuaget' Ff'ha
ship .nd Bryant Phsd schfs Pro,p-cii bAinwoft
Mainbar. Tyron. Advance. Trest. Monterey s1o Ct.l
forn,s phila Abbott sv and Melville, Ne~-l ors
b,igs Caleb Curu. Turks leland 4ih inst Orzha, Den
psrs Hudson, Casilca, aud ichho r. Phiis1 'e.5'
Henritta Frecsdcksblrghs Ciyiuani Ackism Sud A.
mira Anu. Palsd; Trenton snd John. Nlofs Cns.St' .,
.ee,nship Europs Liverpool va dshsXs ships Niile.a
Goddard Cscuiu; Favio San francisco; josiah bIaooe
ECfeaus; brig Monte Cnso. no hashe schfs nfsft'
Albsny; Friend. NfOfk
Mrn-Schr Palos Pomerov. from Sullivan Tor broo".
lyr ot or shora sii Cape Poee hut was go' on
ev.rirg Of ri without dsnRgs she viii ssii nst vino
PORTLAND, gs'h-ARPIVCD, big owe Cnanosfl1'1'
Phila CLUaEED, hrs Mach onne, Cu,a 90
SALEM. 2th-ARXivsp, brig Ohio, Genhle, Aue "
ef brig Hamilton FIR Lsewofd, soon also arr scnr AFeh
ger Richmond SAILED schr lesdef Albany.
! NEN-BEDFORp. 25ih-ANsIvro bark Psnlhe on
Ns~-yors; schrs Oscar Jones, Norfolk p Heres
do sal ed fsr Thunss,on, Csrou aud Gibos, Ab.ny
s.raa snd Augusta NewYorf s'oop Harriet CO. S.iL
ro-sch r. n ADAMS sui Cosassei, BALTIMORE "
DANDY G Hoffman. and 4 D Dou.isss, Philadelphia
pssser ~ schr Atanie, phlsdeirhis, for Narehem.
PRONlD rNCE. 2lh--ARElv-D ., schre lime, ,uAoi''.
! ana Southampton. svfolk, Hsmiin, Fhllnce nniai =
| West Albany Volta, h0uucost sloops T q ha Sklns
Williams. J. Llnpheer, Afior and Motto, No"-i o.
sAllEr-schrs Tyrrl, Baltimore ksdinsi Albany "a
venturer, Ncw-York; Hector. RoUndcut
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In view Of the outraers recently comm i'ed oy
The Indiana on the ont~fs O. Texas and Of me many
false aud On worthy accusations iereiea ~ the Aain
matter ~ puhilsh tee following particulars
The military force now st-lcnsi ~tih voc -ll.s. ~
T.xss consists ~ Two companies OF ne "a
,xniss % i4f.nfrs, companies OF me 4 D
srtier. aad three con paries OF npllied Nu.llie'
sk.e IN al force ~ three regiments, or -uos'
l1a -ssa According 20 rstrurols received from lAt
rfsoer D-psrtneut all these troops sfr a. Ne Pc
,tps engaqsc va p.lrolnE The county rnd wear as-e
ih.t everything That eau De- Val - s"as 10 Fio'~ &
inhabitants II lhst rsmuts ironrer .-.-
Whsu tie extent q that frontier Tcren ner-i sac ~,
sr,resnuou. far removed rom the military rosi. j. 90
a. ~. wondered a. thsf ouusse- should orcasionaly -
cur aid inst The offenders sisue To. uu1 1870
f,rce row stationed ~ the l-.e- 10. oOsrfnue1. ~
ne frontier Of T-Ns- ffr 10. pro-c1o, greatly
was a Republic. and a. eEraiiy VIII Mexico N-i 40
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cargo. about ss-e. and lh- ssisss' Is 'A'. y
Colr. a. & 40C-f5 HsE. - s.-. ,-sn
IN 81 L.fu- r0srsrs. w. Two o1aA p. y
Of the Ror.i Coast Guard. rendered very -l'-c-'-
vice IN ssrins trs Helen foreign vessel 4. - -
sEr6ei zoo salvage ors bali OF u - -'s-~
sEETs-. Hes 40 D.
IN l-4 the Wilson bound from LsE11rn to = -
tsrsdurs with csreo az marble suf psar1ss s'.-.N
upon tss Lorg Isisnd tas morning % i1- ~ Hay
En1earors were made during ne cay ~ l-r ~
rcers md crew OF b. A-i-sfTs steamer ~ 1NNr-
assisted b the Of seven .scs-, ro get - fe-
a. - -ut without success On tee folio <ius morn
inx = Considerable portion 1i the cargo having 80
f-F-r out ~ the exirfl Of the s7rre psrn-- ~
v-..- vas 0Sed of the sand 5y The 5cxeT s carried
into hsrbor 5y the Euacks1ea.
The claim 0f ih- Boxer 20 shsrs IN sa-rAse reIn-
nerati1u as opposed ~ The owners upon TIE ground
that .5e r.s rrsse lf-ei snt msrisinsi - tn- Flo
lie expense md therefore bound % nsFe rcneelse
he assistance grstul,cusy urcer ne crcurst-hcs y.
ihs case The Court held that for persona riss ana
labor encountered 10 salvage service the oHcrrs -u'
crews Of kinss hips are entitled 10 ssFss7 Irli-s4N
-ira uur1 the f0otrz - other SAVERS IRE F-l
VS. a 3sf md the Court awarded : llov - tae =
GERS uf the Boxer, and ---y 10 ne sniaeNi
men - " Rob. -
Savers tare len the property saved ara aste
4 rish, 90 1-tsin i- Til their compensation j. 81 z
" Rob 5-f. Smiths Mere. Law .sl, ABBOT 81.
After the completion 81 salvage service, ne sifiei
ruf re REQUIRES thst -hs salrcrs should tke ne pre-
perry inro mort % be e-d 2nd M Indicated Or nc Sal
wage This In cases where vessel = alie - -
sue Ter voTase 10 considered hsrsh proceeding sna
{. g ususi q name q which vii b. accepted ana
the vessel discharged without su-and . a. FcaF' N
Commander CARFENoEa did so-fris Ger = "a Fsilfei
ard the vessel vas discharged without ss-7es'
Mr CszPENpEs therefore, pursued course OF lol
besrsrre met. a. oil hsrshness For tho I1r-rnre ~ ~
| Rave repri-narded him. On the demand OF foreign
Government would h-ve been ~ s-lel % rIin a. Gu
1 initiating 20 t.e Government 3 G. p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26

SEIZURE or 6UNPowDgg We learn that e
seizure Of IS kegs Of suuPowcer Was made yesterday
on board TIE brig sophis Nsseyst pier by Assistant
Ensnecrs Barry sud creser accompanied By chief en-
rneer Carson aud officer Benz Mott Of the Third
Ward The penalty stisehed to storing or receiving
powder within the Fire limits is forfeiture OF the pow
der and heavy foe The necessity fer tie strict en-
torcement o. this lew must sppeer perfectly psn u
The mot careless observer hsd there been powder
board Of the Packet Henry Csy wne on nre the eeei
must have been truly disastrous 20 those noble o~s
our Firsmsp, who. regardless u Ell personal dancer
r,k HE spd limb in their c0iary Efforts 70 save the
property OF taeir fellow citizens. Too much CREST!
csnaot s awarded 10 the Assistant Engineers for n ~
ener.y sn3 setvisy IN attending 10 their new duties
ana sso TO officer Mott tor ns prompt stteauon IN CIV
;ps norice Of the violation Of the Fire Law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26
DIviderds Declared-Lnier from Bue"os
AyTes.
boston, Tuesday. Sept. 2j-P D.

Boston, Tuesday. Sept Ppm.
The following Backs have declared SEM an.
dividends The Market and Suffolk bsns , Per 49,.
Feo,nsp'. a. uer cent: Shoe and Leather Dealers,
a. Atlantic Boston, Boyl.ton, Columbia, Exchange
Grocers. Globe Mechanics, Merchants, New Lngisn1
-hswsnut fremont end Traders, per cent aus,
Uaion 81 per cent and the Asssaohuset's ana Waso'
,nr,on. Der cent Total, s745 O0O, showing en- IN
cr.o.e Of &c 80 49,.
rocei,sa Vessels from the United states were Re-
ouired to perform quarantine for days IN c2nse
ouence OF he Choieis. Thcre were but lew hlors
aud ltle wool 20 the market, they having o-en nealIy
ell bought up. ! 10 adFices contain 90 sr-e- o. 0
of inn