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a, the same place, W. !, is 70 be hoped the whole

at the same place " sen it is 10 be hoped the whole
trade will be 'epresented, and more etectuai
measures aen for the protection oil TINS depart
mentoi sbor. The method now proposed Is ino'S
eiie" nal and there should be no ialterng. Inc
natter is well worth discussing.
wrSpow SHADE PAINTERS PROTECTIVE UsIoN.
This weuoreanized Association has opened
Depot lAssociaton Shop at &c Catherine-st corner
of Henry. It was organized on the 2lst Of March
end now has quite q number Of members, and a
respectabe balance in its treasury. The chei
features of It's Constitution, DC. are exceedingly
protective. and prosperous career is open " the
Shade Painters, should they adhere TO tie wise
code OF laws by which they are now governed.
Initiation fee SO, the proposer paying 81 when
first named for membership; and the monthly dues
25 cents Meetings are held weekly every Wed
nesday, at the Union Shop. The Presidents, Vice
Presidents, and Secretary are elected quarterly
the Trustees and Treasurer annually. The men,
bers have entered into the following
AGREEMENT.
/ We re members Ct The Shade Painters Protective
Union Of New York ard vicinity do unanimously agree 10
sbide by The following Constitution and By Laws
IL "a our thorough conviction, thai unless we associate
10 protect the inereas Of profession we are open 10 all
The canning and tfckery OF sPecuiators
we associate for the phauoropc principle Of pro.ee-
ton that any member Out ofempOy we VIII use our best
e1orts 10 get him employment and work Is scarcr, that
we funds IN keeping an Association shop, That no
may receive support through his own industry.
A most excellent conclusion.
The OPERATIVE MAsoNs' received quite an &C
cession to their members by initiation on Tuesday
evening, and in fact, every benevolent and trade
Association in the City, whose features are known
to the public, ia increasing in power and numbers
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end The captain landed this port at II O'CLOCK Ia
Iph 10 procure asssitnos but steamboat In pom
be- procured the soop Frsnkin. snd proceeded 10 ae
wreck No lives were los, by The collision
New Haven Herald. 15sh
Sen BALANCE, Mathews, ron Philadelphia for Bos,cu
Put INTO New. Bedford 3b inst 10 distress On Thnrsdsv
night 10 fog, she struck upon LHommedieu shoa, vr%
ward sound but got Cd ser dschsfgng about % IN
coal eehing badly she viii discharge and 60 upoa -
rsilwsy for repsirs Vessel insured 10 NewYors-e1rs
10 Boston
Sen JAMES A SAUNDERS Gadson, from Ha@p,ca tr
New York, went ashore Abaeam mo daie giYen. No
insurance
contract has been made to ge, of sch Denmark ashore
n Shnnscook H. she IL TO he delivered sfoai N sons
safe hsrbor for S70o.
MISSING VESSEL Much apprehension 10 felt for The
ARE Of the sch Thomas Cash Capt Rowe. which cleared
from This port on the 8h o. Msr9h last for Maanzss since
which time nothing hrs been heard OF her The was
owned by number OF gentlemen OF FsirhsSen, among
whom was Capt r.
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SECOND BOAED

The Stock market was heavy today. at the First
Board, snd generally the quotations fell off for the
Fsnciss, but ster the Board there Wa reaction.
and prices recovered. At the Second Board the
market was buoysat. Sound Stocks wese in mod.
crate demand and generally firm. The INJURY
hr Governments was moderate. Erie was ham
mered to Il. bot aiterwsrd went to 7sl Harlem
also recovered to 50. The Farcies recovered what
they lost 10 the morning A sale Of Governments
1852 was made at ll3, seller Il mos
In Exchanges there is bat little doing the steam
~ leirg gene. Tie marie, c 'osed steadily at 81 .
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PASSENGERS Arrived.

IN siedrship alabama, at Neic OyleIHs Nay 6, from
CAaoyes-Rohert Lewis and servant Robe Lyel, John
Richardson Richardson John Mclean, Asa Brown, Jas
Craig Geo Phillips Consharer, Fades q Fades, JON
athan Cameron, Samuel i Cottrell Hawkins George
J Mitchell. David Steward. VIM Boittner Hagan, N
Haycrsn c W Roberts John Stsnsbsrry John Richards
Thomss p White John Sybsrt and lady, VIM H1tchin-
son, VIM II ODDS, Jason Nil err Capt "a Waterman, w
Carson, w Todd, II Rsnney L Wiicher, John Lewis,
James Cam II SPRINGFIELD J Bellmar. T Gilbert
J Snyder, William Poag John POag, 4 Kirkland NJ
Kirkpatrick McIvaiue, James Wilcox sydney HssEsn,
5 Sandey Dayton Rugg, w II Bingham. Peter Luz, Geo
Berh, Jimes Fletcher. Lewis Slime, MCGEE Pref Jno
Sharrock w Carpenter, Adams Jesse Young, WIN
CaHpbeL w ii Cleveland r Trenress Amos Curley,
Edgar NJ butcher Thomas Psitet w CRrOthers, Philip
Crowdsr james Hopkins w stewart Chas Bertrand,
Thomas Sparks JsmTs SperEs Toulsrd James Chance,
VIM Grstar J X Winaer. n Montgomery, n Pesrcy, 7
Palmer, Lloyd Robbins, WIN Wykof J I Harris. WIN
Carson. VIM Hudson II Mckenzie, Chas Hail. Theo Rugg,
w Liam Wells, lease Mead George Anirey.
In brig 4NeH hing, Belise HoHdHSdsA Dsllrbre.
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Arrived.

Ship Minnesota Allen. Havre April IS, mdse aud BIS
steersge passengers. 10 Williams Guion.
Snip Exchange, Major Antwerp AZ ds, mlse and liO
ptsser gers, Eagle Hazard. Ore death among the
passengers. May H. VIM MIX (eoored seaman, Of Phil
fell nom he uainysrd and drowned notwithstanding
me beat was lowered immediately, and search made
Brig May flow r, Bunnel. NHaven. in ballast
Brig Fiors (PrussI Wiue, Msrselles rs d. rndse TO
WinerLof Piper 4 kMk
port. Tie brig Factor Tor NYork Al De Previous on
Tuesday night IN the Narrows Walter sc6n ons Of tbs
and was seriously hurt '
Brig Waterford tBr) Robinson Limerick So DIS. in bal!
iaS, ara lt8 passengers, u J McMlray
b.g Ofma DAM Msleo, Angostira % d. hides to the
ps Sch Smith, Smith Wilmington NC, naval storss to
Sen BedsI Hopkins, Brszos Texas % DIS, sugar and
Sch Ceesle Ward, VelAsco Texas 20 de- cotton and mo-
lasses TO J II Brewer M ~
Sch Olive Bnnch, cisrcE Jacksonville Fla, ds, CEDAR
Sch 6orneclcut -, North Carolina. naval .,ores
sch London OBJ, Hilton Port-suPriace IL ds, coffee
Sch Fashion, Lorng, Boston, mdse
Sch Homer Ksni, Boston, ndse
Sch Wm Robbins Smith, Boston mdss.
Sch David Cox Halle, Boston, bound to Albany.
Sch Edward, Litejohn, Baltimore, coal
Sch Challenge -. ThOnaston lime
BELOW-ship Seine HsyTe to fIurlbut Co: Br
tsrk British Queen 0f londonderry passengers; also
pscketshp Yorktown, I'm London; ships A l. Liyerp)ol
Acme Dc; bark Or'ncc0 Waerforc: brlgs Waldron =:
yilera IN Rochee also foreign bark with iOp IN
The fore ofsa, and six or seven oher square-hgged
vessels.
The packetshp New World is vet a. anchor al the sW
SPIT; also The Br bark Brocksby IN Glasgow.
" The French brig ylsdiras reported missing. was
sIoIen by piloboat s. ph May - and 49, miles SSW
Of hOniauk; refused TO take pilot
WIND-Duiing he day, Me- and thick
~ We are again indebted friends the CHARTS.
ton Courier and Mercury for sips containing late Haysna
ard Key West newS
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DIED

On Wednesdav. Nav i5 after lingering uress URlAH
LAMOREE in the 6sth year ofhis age.
The fieuds and scq aipsne-s Of me family and II. ship
ners In general are respectfully invited his n1ue-
rel his Thursday sfenoon al o'clock from his late re.
sderee So GoercksL
r7- Hswburgh papers please copy.
On MsyI4 MARY ANN, wife Of Wm Z Lsayerah,sg
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Shirs lydia, Ssule, Quebec. Nesmth & Sons; Roman
Puusm, Canton, Olyphant h Son; oserhlne, Croker
Liverpool McGsw, Foster Co; James Wright CLARK, do
w Philips
Bsrks Element Dolby, Liverpool, Ms, Tucker Light
burne; Odd Fellow Lowell MsyGgueZ Perkins Delano.
Bigs Edgar. Emery, Mayaguez, II w Trundy n Co; We
Orr, SaluO Run, EesInilh Sons Eliza Merrill, Sau
Juan de los Remedies, do
Sohs Comet, Robinson, Newbern, NC; Mary, Watson.
do; Catherine Thomas. Thomas Bahamas; Geo II Jones
Look, Savannah Demil a Co; PizaTro, -, Camden, 4
Buck: Scio Carter, Phla J Hand.
Sioop Rhode Islard Han, Providence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-16

WHEAT CROP IN MICHIGAN-The Detroi. pa
pers say that there never was period in Michigan
"hen The wheat crop gave fairer promise than at
present, and there is every ground to expect that
the yield will be abundant, and of the bes, an
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M Ar RE d .

VI Iuesosy Msy 4, By Rev. Dr.. Martin q A. DUNs-
ESQ. al ofthis City.
On MAY - by AZ Geo. Il. franklin. HUGH MCGEE
A. Grsce Church 10 this City Wednesday May Is hy
Ri Rev Bishop tawks Of Missouri. JOHN STEWART,
Field Of New.YorE.
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by telegraph.

PORTLAND, May li-Cld brig h aine Csrdenas
BOSTON Nav l5-Au snip X c Winthrop In Liverpool
I'D nit bark While, Baltimore; brig WIN Garland Sun
cerlonci sch Gen kcott. MaianzGs, 20Lh uL
CID chip Hemisphere, Liverpool; barks Scotland, Ha-
ysns herrmsck, Pha; brigs Trenton, GenOs Argo Kew
Nesi Acorn ard Erie, Phla schs Phenx, Cardenas; A
Lawrence York.
PROVIDENCE, May l4-Ar sch Thomas Fenner, from
Philadelphia
Sid sch II T Leighton, Pit adelpha
FALL RIVER, NAV lS-S.oopT w Thora Albany
NkN-ORLEANs, May 7-ETr bark y II Wolfe, New.
York
Below-seamship Ohio New York
CHARLESTON May l2-Arr brig American, New York.
....l5h-Ar brig C.emenI. Boston.
MOBILE. May S-ArT orig Bencia, Boston, with loss Of
fore and Uanop mast and other damage which she expe
nenced IN a gale the 9Th
WILMINGTON May liar sch 5 w Davis York
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Disasters, &c.

private letter received Al Key West from Nassau Mp
dated April 50, states that Spanish sho name unknown)
10 almost total ICES nsqIa Reef Bahama, with cargo
consisting Of coffee, sugar and honey from 81 Jago 60
that much cargo dove up from sunken ship supposed 10
be he Cbsmpar, Of ard from NewYork bound 10 New.
property has been taken by tie Admiralty Court there and
sold a derelct
Bs BARK OLGA, from Sur derland Eng for NswH svsn
before reported ashore Aoutsnk arrived at New.
London on The 18Th last, with loss Of boab bulwarks
sanctions and raj, and rudder nearly gone.
bE BARK lNyINelBLE ashore at Csruck Inlet, has s7s
iG.Led bat Etle damage. Up 10 Saturday, morning The
wreckng sch Pactous had reached her and II sn ala
not arrive soo7, Is thought, by throwing overheard ne
had been sent
BRIG TITUs MATHER-The sea made a eoupls,e
breach over the brig Titus Msther ashore near East
hampton LII during the heavy blow on the ght Of the 9th
insi. and abe breakirg up
Loss OF BELGIAN BRIG HAVANA PAcKET.-The Belgian
Pig Havana Packet, Folkerts from Havana, bound
AEt~err rsr ashore Pickle Reef Fioida Saturday
morning. on rsi and bilged great portion Of her
50, CONSISTING OF sugar, tobacco cigars, &c much dam
sged and OF little or no ysuee part Of which saved
y 'ct Gov De kus'y and soop Convoy The captain and
crew arrived at Key West on the sh inst
z BRIc THANKFUL, Glen, sI Boston from Sunderland,
NV gIle The Goth March lst 40 lou Al, lost bu'-
walks sp covering board, broke four sanchocs started
tleT caMboosc skygh shfec cargo and bad f1red
sslls blown from he yards
BR BRIe HIGHLAND CHIEF. Mcmillan. at Boston from
Brisiol the lat Of Arr, lat 49, Ion ~ 10 NV gale
i 81 Lowsprii, forefopmsst. boats, bulwsIks, kc
DIsAsTER.-The brig Lucy tof CsmdenL Capt Simpson,
OF rs burden from NewY for New. London was
by The steamer Bay State al O'Clock on lhs morn
irg q he l4h inst New Haven Lighthouse bearing NV
2. nLes cisarL The Lucy was cut down 10 the waters
eege ard Immediately filed and fell % her Desm
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IFrom onr Correanordent.I

HAVANA, May 2-Cld bark Imogen, Mann. Matanrss-
circus company. Arr 4lh bark Adelaide Cobb, NYor;
brig Random Burdick. Sierra Norma. Cid bark Erwin
Augusiu,, Cowss brig Isola, Parks Wilmington; schs
Merry Elem Nelson NOrleans Gen Boyd, Gnpstrick Sa-
qua IA GrSnde. Arr 9Th ships Medors Ames Savannah
MMshon, Fulton, Boston; brig Argus kesn. Savannah
sch Cherokee. Smith dO..Arr, OH bark Chesaoeake,
Poe Pkila; brig Pennsylvania PSrkham. Portland Cid
ship Manchester, Porter, Cardenss brig Hberns Elliot
S,eus Morns. CD 7h Isabel Rollins, Charleston;
bark Hebron, Prince Cowes
MATANZAs, Nav 1-Ar bark Archimedes, Merrill, Port
lsnd. sid bark LenoX, HOver, Trese; bngs Cordovs,
Nckeison. Providence: Henrietta York, Cardenss
CARDENAs, April 28--Au sch Ontario, Fsriand. Mstsn-
nsArr, 3Oh, brig Gsve ,on, Norton do. AR May l.,
brig Henrietta, York sid, "a, briggs lDgerso Plum
kYork; Ariel, Nichols, Boston.
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Winters.

A letter from Mr. Snow Isl officer OF ship New Bedford
tof EBedOrdl reports her - Psta April 3, with 6lo bbs
The etter states that an hauds had et the ship and
that she bound to Tacahusno endeavor prOcurea
new crew and continue The whaling voyage. II crew
could not be procured for whaling, the ship would retu
home.
Spoken-Dec |, on Coast OF Peru, bark Newton Wat
son, Of NY, II bbs blackheh oil.
May g lat ST. Ion 49, Scion, OF Westpor three black.
fish aongsde-(wes spoken Slh four blacklist supposed
cri in.
Heard from of shore ground Jan a. ship Lexington
Bunker, OF Nantucket $50 sperm.
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California Vessel. spoker. SC.

sold for $1,000 -' =" ~
APIu ~ al 10 q s. Ion 50 w bark Louiss Bss Nc
fhsls from besufoTt, NC Feb A. Tor California
Bath FEB ~ for California - e ~ - ''' 'N
No cate, 1t outlet Of Straits Of Magellan sch G teen Of
The Nest Jerome m Nlork (oet SOl Tor San FrnDcsco
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Spoken. &c.

By po; boat James wMerbury-asy Is. 5 PM So
miles OF Black Island Br brig Eliza Caroline nm Nsyy
castle for NewYork; Two hours before, was struck nv
squs which carried away fore ,oemast lopgaant mast
main ,opgsllsnt mast iib. ssyssils &c.
May of Key West brig Nsrcisss, is Is from NYotA
for Nobie-(pTobsby brig Washegs Smith, from NYork
April 20)
May :, Of Key West big Hope (of Plyuouihl from
Marseiles for NOrlesrs-sll well
Msv ) the Banks hshing sch Bird (of Gartieheadl
with but few fsh-al well.
Nav lat IS So ION 49, Br bsrk Actress tof Yarmouth
NSl Murphy, I'm HAVE for NYork with psssengers-an
well.
May lat Il 60 Ion So So bark Agstor tof Belfast for
Nlork, SO DIS who reported having had very heavy
weather. lest bulwarks, damaged boats, rudder. &c.
May 8 oil Bird Island, sch Iowa. I'm Porto Cabello for
NYofk, with the loss Of her fJremRst in gale ron Ne
put back to repair damages.
May g. lat 2s 60 Ion 65 passed sch Sussex Of aat
I'm Bsltirore for Porto Rico
Arn 10 lat IS H. Ion e 81 ION Grand Banksl seen
ship Anna" = ds I'm Liverpool.
May lat a TO- Ion 81 TO- sch Byzantine, Morton, i'm Boo
ton for GODsives.
May lat S. Ion 70 40 bark Shannon Novel; I'm Bostoo
for NOrlesns.
May 9, lat 40, lon 81 SLIP standing show.
ne yellow flag with 3 Diagonal black cross
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Foreign Ports

At Chagres April q. sur Telegraph, I'm NOrleans con-
demred; bark MARY Parker fun Pha. disei brigs James
w Elwell, fm NYork, disg; Osceoa, Of Ssanport con
demnsd and sold, repg seh Havana Of Phls, sai for
NYork same day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-16

~ Rev. Daniel Lord. late of Piermont, will be
installed pastor of the Reformed Dutch Chu-ch in
Jersey City, on the 81 Sabbath in June
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-16
From cur Correspondents I

PHILADELPHIA, May l5-AJyised-Schs Gulnare
Moore, Dsrep Cs; A T. G Catee, Sharp, Boston; May
Anps, Haley. NYorI; Chalisoge. Cousins do
CieGred-Bfig Susan Ludwg. Young, Boston; schs
Mary AIMS, Hsey. Roxbury Mass; Z q Cstsle Sharp.
Boston; Byron, Harding Chelsea. Mass
NEWPORT, May l4-Bn brig Euoch Pratt Hall, from
Fall River for Rsppshannock; schs Brilliant Eltretge,
Seq Hsrbor Lewis Clarke VsnkerE, Phiadep hia for Fall
River sid brig John Balch, Melville Georgetown, sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-16
JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

RUN SELLERS AT the present tenn of the Cir
cut Court sixteen liquor shops have been licensed
One in Harsimus, two in Harrison Township, three
in Van Worst, one in Bergen, one in North Bergen,
and eight in Hoboken.
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT or HEW.YoRK......MAY l6 1850.
MINIATURE ALmAsAc....rHIs
SUN-RiRss... 81 Sets....7 n hOoa-Sets.....-
wATER....Msy 10.
Sandy Hk.. IL pm Gov ISL. Ia Hell Gate =. 5sa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-16
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MAY 1e.

The Ana1rican tells as that OF the 50 furnaces
now in operation, about twothirds are making
their last blast and that in lsJl not over 20, y as
many, viii be in operation.
Haf a million of dollars Of the addit onal stock
Of the Genital Pa Railroad needed has been sub
scribed The amount wsnted VIZ 4 .O35 600.
At the recent session of the Legislature of Rhode
Island, FIVE Bank Chart rs yers granted. one in
Providence, one in Ph.enix Village, one ia Covent.
~, one in Richmcnd, and one in Ho2kinton. The
first IS to STAR with capital Of 100000 the others
with capitals Of $4,000 and all with liberty to in
crease. They are to pay bonus to the State Of
oneanl-ahalf per cent upon their original capitals,
and Of two per cent upon any increase. The
amount of stock which any one individual may bold
is limited and the Stock is 20 be subscribed and the
Banks organized. under the direction of Commits
sioners who are charged with distributing it among
the bona fde subscribers, and with other precau-
tonary measures
At meeting Of stockholders Of the Worcester
and Nashua Railroad at Worcester on Tuesday, it
was voted to issue bonds to the amount Of $4,000
to pay It's floating debt. These bonds are to be
psid in FIVE years, and are not 10 be sold for less
than IS cents per dollar. The Road is already
earning a dividend and its friends have unlimited
confidence in its ability to NEE. all its engage
ments.
The import Of Sugar from Foreign ports from
Jan l. to May 4, into Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York and Boston has been as follows:
HHds Bores Bbs Bags.
1882 57579 1898 6l,sO3
making total Of about 100000 lbs.
The directors of the Vermont Central Railroad
Company have voted to declare a dividend Of In
terest on the old stock, from September to Jan.
usry /, or So per share payable to the sharehol-
ders at the close of April 81, in Bonds Of the Cor
poraton running ten years. The previous diyi-
dends sold at the stock Board. as "No /" and
mo. ." to be paid also in Bonds of the same
description.
Narkets:...CAaEruLLY REPORTED Fos THE TRIsuEE.
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~ We are again indebted friends ofthe CAayI,s.
ton Courier and Mercury for sips containing late Havana
ard Key West news.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-23
MESSENGERS Notice.

WOrcester SIS. December 10, 1850.
HON. HENRY CHAPLIN Commissioner of Insolvency
L for the County of Worcester has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of FRANCIS WARREN FAR
WELL, of Clinton in said County, yeoman, nsovent
debtor and the payment any debts the delivery any
property belonging to said nsovent debtor him or for
his use and the transfer of any property by him. forbid
den by law.
The first meeting Of the creditors Of said nsovent debtor
will be held at Court of Insolvency, the office of said
Commissioner in Worcester, in said County, the 18th
day January next al 10 O'Clock in the forenoon the
proof Ude6ts and to choose assignee assnees OF his
Estate. LOWELL BAKER In
d20-d3twlt Messenger
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-23
Messenger,s Notice..

Forester SIS. December 10, 1850.
lion. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
for the County of Worcester has this day issued War
rant against the Estate of IRA I. SIBLEY of Oxford,
in said county, carpenter solven debtor and the pay
ment of any debts the delivery of any property be-
longing to said insovent debtor to him for his use
and the transfer of any property by him forbidden by
law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said insovent debtor
will be held at Court of Insolvency. the Office of said
Commissioner in Worcester in said County, the 2ls
day of January next, 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, for
the proof debts and choose assignee assgnees
his Estate. J.DAY, DIS,
d2O-d3twlt Messenger,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-23
SLEIGHS! SLEIGHS!!
VIII DER & ATOM.

I their Repository Foster street. opposite the Bos-
ton and Worcester Depot, offer for sale large number
Of SEiGS comprising great variety Of styles and pri-
ces Among them very superior double and
gIe Sieihs richly orbamented and trimmed. better
Gle than has ever been offered in this market Also
and second hand Carriages and Harnesses among which
are chaises OF Wilders make. very valuable family
HORSE good traveller, sound and kind safe for Lady
10 drive and perfect saddle horse and number of good
business horses for sale Ow prices Liberal advances
made on property Of the above descriptions and consgn
ments solicited.
Worcester, Dec. IL, 1850 1wdSw
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Barrett's Dye-House.

No. 40 Washington street, Boston.
1.-THE Oldest and most extensive in New England.1
LIVERY description of goods dyed and finished in the
~ style that has given this establishment the superiorted
for fifty years past Having the lead in this business thy
others in the beauty and excellence of their work. and
moderate charges. MARTIN r.. WILLIAMS, Agent,
Central Block, 127 Main street, Worcester.
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JOY TO THE WORLD.
)aguerrcotypes of Infants taken instanta

neously!
IE subscriber is happy to announce to the public that
he has succeeded in making Chemical Compound 70 r
which he has applied for Letters Patent by the aid of which
he can make DAGUERRE0TYPES Of Children and Adults
in ONE OR TWO SECONDS.
o. Honrs for small Children from till p. NJ; adults
from to p. NJ.
UPFo: proof of the above
CALL AT ADAMs's IN WALDO BLOCK.
July II distr
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BLACK SILKS,

THE GREATEST BARGAINS in Black Silks ever of
L fered in Worcester.
Also, 25 ps. FANCY SILKS at half their value;
Ops. TURC SATINS, all colors.
The above goods have been bought within the past week
at Auctions and are well worth the attention of one and ALL
y on can save at least l24 per by buying these
goods of HALL & THOMPSON.
NOV IL devils
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-23

Forester, IS. Probate O6fce December g. 1850.
To all persons interested in the Estate of SARAH WIN
CIiELL, late of Topsham, in the State of Maine; de-
ceased, Greeting.
NOU cited to appear at Court ofProbate be hold
L en- at Worcester on the first Tuesday of January
next, show why the first rendered by ED
WARD EARLE, the administrator of his administration of
said estate in the County of Worcester should not be al
lowed
decl6-deM3w CHAS. G. PRENTISS, Reg.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-23
New-York Money.

TAKEN at par, in exchange for Goods. A premium Of
2per cent allowed on all good Bank Bills of this State
also premium OF per cent. Silver Dollars, either
Spanish Mexican, or American coin.
EDWARDS g. BANCROFT
declS--d6w No. IS Washington Square,