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New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the Ap-
- pfcsiion OF the Mayor Aldermen and CommonaiS OF
The Cy o. New Yolk relative 10 the OPENING OF EIGHTY
FOURTH ST from the sthAv the 9th In the City Of
NewYork Notice hereby given That the costs charges
and exp incurred by Of proceedings IN the
Above entitled matter win be taxed BY the CLERK Of the So
DE me Court al his Office IN the City Hall OF the City OF New
York WEDNESDAY, the ath day OF September 1854 ~
10 o'clock, A. NJ.
JOHN QUINN, Commissi9aeH
JOHN y. HOLMES,
New-York, Sept 2 1854
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

Owing to the excitement in Trenton relative TO the
remain, Of Joseph Wilks found in the smoke-staek OF
o wire mill the Coroner summoned a second jury.
The evidence does not show foul play.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

Of he County OF NeYOTk Notice beTebv lven al
u-sons hsvsg claims against CHARITY NOSlRA Nd late Of
he City Of New York widow deceased 70 present The
With there 4 tO he ssbacrber his Office No 3
IN the CRY o. NewYork, before the ninth day
Of October nest-Daed New York, the twenty eighth day
Of Mach, it5t - - .
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of Jesse C, smitL,

Esa Surrogate Of the County q kinrsNotee is hereby
given secordng 10 Law eli peors having claims against
DMUND sT6ITTF NBURGH late Of the City Of Brook
vp dpcessed thai thew are uired exhibit the with
The voucher thereof ic the subscber Frederick Conking
D. hs place Of m pess Der Psrk place. 10 the City o.
KewYok on ~ beoe tie sixteenth day Of October next
Dated April 8. 1884 ,,-,. . ,.,,,.,,,,,,l, s-..-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
IN TTRSyANCE Of an order of the SurfOgat

Of the County Of EewYort so.ce heteby given TO al
rerou hsviue claims against JACOB BO"Ehs late Of the
DIV 81 New Yot deceased 10 presco he same with youch
m Thereof 10 Rus LAWIOS a. his ONCE No IA Nasssa
n The Cry Of Sew York on OF b9re The second Day Of
sen.s,Dber gexfDaed New York. the 18th day of Marrh
ieI SARAH Am BOWERS AdmInisirGiriR
LAYTON LARNnO. Attys for AdminisretrX MO iaw6m1h
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

SUIT AGAINST FRUIT DhALkh'
Civ ofNew orb azsnsf Peter Archdsa%on .
To recover damages for volstion OF sections ;, ~
and % Of The ordinance in relation To ineuuoerng
side-ak, Tbs defendant kesp. 8 fruit store oorps,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-11

THUNDER SToRM.-On Wednesday evening,
March s, a severe thunder tempest occurred
in the vicinity Of Blackstone and Woonsocket.
AT Crooks Village, in Bellingham, two miles
distant from Woonsocket, as we learn by the
Patriot, store and dwelling house occupied
in part by Mr.. Emery Cass, was struck by
lightning, and his child, aged l6 months, was
killed while asleep in its cradle. There were
two families in the house, but no other person
was materially injured, although the building
was very much shattered, and nearly every
pane of glass in the windows broken. The
electric fluid passed from the house to an ad-
jacent barn, where it killed a pig, and then
spent itself in the cellar.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-11

HoIDEN.-On Thursday there was a public
examination of the Centre school in this town,
which has for some time past been under the
charge of Mr.. S. T. Smith, of Grafton The
exercises which consisted of recitations in all
the various branches taught in the school,
singing, declarations, &c. passed off to the sat
isfaction of all present. Rev. Mr.. Paine very
truly remarked at the close of the examina-
ton that it would have done honor to any of
our larger Seminaries. The creditable per-
formances of the scholars, are in great de-
gree owing to the indefatigable labors of the
teacher, and it is with sincere regret that the
parents of the scholars have learned of Mr..
Smiths determination to retire from the pro-
fession of teaching.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-11

FATAL AccIDENT.-On Monday, Feb. 9th.
John Kennedy of Blackstone, laborer on the
Norfolk County Railroad, and a temperate, in
dustrious man, was thrown from one Of the
cars of the gravel train, while in full motion,
with his leg across the rail, and several wheels
passed over it just above the ankle joint. The
surgeons who were called, advised immediate
amputation, but his friends refused to have it
done. The consequence was, that, on Thurs
day, modification commenced, and on Satur-
day, at the request Of his friends amputation
was performed, just below the knee, but it
was too late. Modification again set in, and
he was too low to undergo another operation,
and died on Wednesday, the Sth instant. a
victim to the presumption of his own friends
in refusing early amputation.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-11
The Liquor Law In the Leri.In1ure.

Inc Liquor Law ia Ehe legislature
On Thursday, March 9th, the Bill for the
Repeal of the present Liquor Law, came up
by assignment Mr.. Wiggin of Boston, the
great champion of liquor selling, spoke two
hours in favor of the bill, and at the close of
his remarks Mr.. Holmes of Boston, offered a
new bill, and moved its adoption as substi-
tute. The bill of Mr. Holmes, contemplated
the establishment of license system, under
stringent regulations, but it was rejected, and
the question was taken upon the original bill,
as reported by Mr.. Wiggn. Yeas, so, nays,
1873. So the House refused to repeal the liquor
law by majority of 1903.
Out of the eighty who voted for repeal,
thlrty-two were representatives of Boston, and
only four from that city voted against repeal.
The vote of Worcester County stood as fol-
lows:
Nays, j. Haven, Athol,J. Warren, Auburn, ia
son Gorham, Barre, John E. Fry, Bolton, 0. S.
Kendall, Boykston, Levi Hammond, Charlton
A. L. Fuller, Clinton, R. Davis, Dudley, T.
X. Ware, Fitch5urg, David Wright, Gardner.
B. Kingsbury, Grafton, VIM. Mixter, Hard
soick, J. Carter, Harvard, Charles Burnett,
Holden, Samuel Clark, North5oro, David
Barton, Oxford, VIM. Miller, PhiSApstom,
Benjamin Fry, Royahton, Miles Demond,
Rutland, Leander Fales, Shrewsbury, P. P.
Howe, scarborough, VIM. Henshaw, Spencer,
B. Hawkes., Templeton, Gilbert Lincoln, Up
ton, G. Jacobs Webster, Josiah Childs, West
6oro', D. c. Murdoch, ". B9ylston, Dexte
Barnes, Vest BrOokfeId, Geo. Kendall, Vest
minister, II. w. Benchley, H. II. Chamber
lain, Eli Thayer, and Edward Lamb, IVorces-
ter, P. Stevens, BrookfeId. Total, nays, "a.
Yeas, John G. Thurston, Lancaster, john
Lane, Lw,enb1g, John S. Gaskell, Me,,don,
John Blair, SOmh6ridge, Sumner Cole, Sutton,
6. w. Gill, Worcester. Total yeas G.
ABsENr.-Albert Amsden, Dana, II. How
ell, Douglas, N. Wood, FitcAbavg, W. D..
Peck, Sterling, H. Nichols, Sta~6ridge. To-
tai absent, 5.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-11
MARCH
lLOCAL ITEMS.

The Nebraska Meeting Tonight.
We trust that the readers of the Spy need
no words of ours to induce them to attend the
great gathering at the City Hall tonight, of
men without distinction of party, to protest
against the passage of the Nebraska BILL
The present time is one that loudly calls for
united action among men who entertain kim
dred sentiments concerning the wrong which
is now sought to be perpetrated by our rulers,
at Washington, and we hope that there will
be mighty gathering of the people to utter
in behalf of our city an emphatic NO.
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Police Court.

FRIDAY, March 10th.
Patrick Fagon, James Quinlaw, and Ell
bridge Brown, severally for being drunk on
the 9th inst, were fined 81 each, and costs,
amounting to about Sc in each case, which
Quinlaw paid, and the other two, for the want
of the needfui, were committed.
James Burns, for the same offence, was fined
So and costs, amounting to $3.50, and in de-
fault of payment was committed. Burns af-
frmed that he was not drunk. It appeared
drunk, but was SO turbulent and vicious, That
he had to be ironed, pinioned, and tied down
to ring bolt in the floor of the watch house.
John Butler and James Mccormick, sever
ally for disturbing the peace, on the night of
the 9th inst, were fined So each, and costs,
amounting to $7,l3 for the former, and 9,O7
for the latter. Mccormick paid up like a
man, but Butler went to goal
William Harris, for being common vaga-
bond and idle person, was committed to the
House of Correction for months.
Henry Hurlburt and Loring Webster were
arraigned Tor keeping common gambling
house, in Warren Block. They pleaded not
guilty, waived the reading of the complaint,
and were bound over in the sum of 5000 each,
to appear before this Court and answer on
Monday, 18th inst.
No complaint was made against Geo. PIERCE,
who was arrested with Hurlburt and Web
ster. He is merely retained as witness in
the case
Samuel F. Bancroft, who keeps the "Stack-
pole House," ON Franklin street, was brought
up for selling, on the 9th inst, two quarts Of
new rum, to one Elbridge Brown of West
Milbury. He was fined $40 and costs, and
was ordered to give bonds in the sum of
$1,000, not to violate any law of the Common-
wealth against the sale of intoxicating liquors,
during one year. He appealed, and was or
dered to recognize in the sum of 800.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-11

BLAcKsToNE.-Our readers will have no.
ticcd in our legislative journal, that Edward
Hall, and 26 others, of that town, have petit
toned for another bank. We learn that, if
the charter is obtained the bank will be located
at Millvine, the increased business ofthat village
requiring such accommodation. Should char
ter not be granted, it has been proposed to re-
move the Worcester County Bank to Millville,
as the banks in the vicinity of Blackstone vii
liage would probably be able to afford all the
banking accommodations wanted at that place.
RALPH WALDO EMERSON will give the con-
Guiding lecture of the "Independent Courses"
in Blackstone Hall, on Wednesday evening,
next, subject, Power"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-11

SPUR LEWIS make proclamation their friends and
the public that the Pper Block Saloons ready to receive
the hungry, during all hours of the day and evening" The
viands are adapted to all tastes from that of the most a
dous epcure, to that of the substantial cater The
most delicious game continues arrive and so does the
mostdeicous fish These are cooked as only Spur l.
Lewis can cook them. There will be chowder this even
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-11

BALL, Of the Harrington Corner Restaurant respectfully
calls attention to that establishment In its saloons gen.
demen eat drink the beverages of the Orient souchong,
oolong and Mocha, and enjoy themselves after the ia
tgues Of journey to town, or the prvations of fasting
There private saloon, where Ladies can be supplied
with teas cake, fruits, &c. Ball will serve up clam
chowder Tonight of the most exquisite and inviting cnar
scter. Come and taste the delicious mess,
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cellent man.

THURSDAY NIGHT, which was any thing but
pleasant one, was rendered unnecessarily
"hideous' by fast driving, hard drinking, and
loud yelling in various localities about the
city. That the night police did what they
could to keep the peace of the city, our Police
Court record of this morning furnishes album
dant eyidence
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common

EXCELSIOR War may agitate Europe, and the Nebras-
ka question may agitate America nevertheless people
must eat citizens wish have the best of eat
ing in Of the quetes contest best appointed saloons
in the country, let them visit Gates Taf 237 Main
Street. They will there find the most recherche viands
that be selected in any markets and they will find al
the cup that cheers but nebrates" The freshest
and delicious oysters always hand and cooked in
any STYLE
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IL. 1854.
oourt of Common Ploa.-March Term.

Thursday, March 9.
John Winterbottom Us John H. Morehousc.
The plaintiffin the above action, resides at
blackstone, in this county, and the defendant
at Greenfield, in the county of Franklin,
This was an action brought to recover the
sum OF live hundred and seventy-fve dollars,
for service of the plaintiff and his wife, for
use of furniture, for money lent, goods fur
nished, board, SC.
The defendant claimed that the services
were of no value, and that he had paid the
plaintiff all that is justly due him upon his
demand.
This was the first case upon the docket
having been specially assigned The trial
was commenced at the opening of the Court
on Tuesday afternoon, and was given to the
Jury at four o'clock, P. NJ, Thursday. They
retired to their room, and after an absence of an
hour, returned with verdict for the plaintiff
for $35.
The case goes to the S. J. Court on excep-
tons.
P. P. Todd, and VIM. L. southwick for
plaintiff.
Hon. George 7. Davis of Greenfield, and
Hartly Williams of this city, for defendant.
Friday, March, 10.
Packard Us Wood.
H. Chaplin, S. H. Allen, for plaintiff.
P. c. Bacon, W. F. Slocom, for defendant.
Case been on trial since o'clock, Thursday
committed to the jury at Friday afternoon.
Verdict not returned.
In order for trial to-day, Nos. 214 and 343.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-11

The pratice, adopted by some of the banks
of stamping large red letters or figures, indie
alive of the denomination, on the face of their
bills, has thus far proved an effectual preventa-
tive of the frauds by alteration, which are SO
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-11

DRowNED.-Samuel F. Ackley aged 10
years, son of Nathan F. Ackley, manufacturer
of Fitchburg, formerly of Worcester, was lost
overheard, from the ship Orissa, from India.
He fell from the fore yard in gale, ON Sun
day evening, Feb. 20. Capt. Sears writes
that he was "a fine noble hearted boy, and no
doubt, had he lived, would have made an ex-
cellent man."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-11

TowN ANNIvERsARY.-The citizens of Pc
tersham, at their town meeting last Monday.
voted to celebrate the One Hundreth Ami
versary Of the incorporation of that town,
which will occur the present year.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Firenans' NOfice.-All persons who have signed
the petition for an Independent Engine Co. requested
to meet in the upper Horticultural Hall, SATURDAY
EVENING, at IL O'Clock. Punctual attendance is
requested. Per order r. NJ GOULD, Sec
Worcester, March 1854. mch10 d2t*
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The MEETING LAST N1GHT.-We devote
large part of our space this morning, to a re-
port Of the proceedings Of the meeting of our
citizens last evening. to consult upon the NOR
al improvement of the city. 1t was a magni-
fcent demonstration, resolute and decided,
but calm ard reasonable. The speeches were
eloquent, and the audience enthusiastic and
united. That good will result from it, we
have no doubt.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-11

A Paris letter states that the answer of the
Car to the autograph letter of Louis Napo-
leon contains taunt that the Russian troops
viii reply in the present case as they did in
1912.
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: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sAIE-

ii ADMIN Is IkAI klA7S SALEs atSsR
sH BY license from the Probate Court, holden at MN
-42. Boston, February 81 1854, will be sold at--A-
public auction, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, March
90 1854 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ the following Real Estate in
the County Of Worcester, belonging the late ALFRED
RICHARDSON, Of Boston, deceased via 1st-The Equity
of Redemption Of that large and valuable farm known as
the RICHARDSON ESTATE, containing, by estimation
200 acres, less situate partly in the ouherly por
ton of the town of Brookfed and partly in Charlton in
the County Of Worcester and both sides Of the high
way leading from Brookied to Charlton Said farm is
well wooded and watered and has long been of the
best farms in the County Of Worcester 1t Is the same
estate conveyed to the said Alfred Rchardson by Ezekiel
Richardson by deed dated August 9h 1887 and recorded
in book 32S page 1885, of the Registry of Deeds for the
County of Worcester and also by deed dated April 18TH
1873 and recorded in book 2S page 622 said Registry
Said estate Is liable mortgage on which will he dine on
the first day Of April next the sum of Twenty Two Hun
dred and Twenty Dollars, S2220 and also to the pay
ment of yearly annuity Of Ninety Dollars s9O during
the life of Mrs Lucy R. Paige of Cambridge and at her
death the said annuity ceases and the Of Seven Hun
dred and Fifty Dollars (S750 becomes payable in gross
TO Lucius *. Paige, ESQ., Of Cambridge. Otherwise the
title is believed to be free and clear of all incumbrance
2d-Also, at the same time and place. will be sold the
right oil reversion in the MANSION House. called of the
said Alfred Richardson, situate Immediately contiguous to
the foregoing farm, and directly the highway between
brooKnea and Charlton Said premises consist of about
Jour acres of valuable land enclosed by an excellent stone
wall, and covered with fruit trees and is in every way
desirable residence Said premises have been assigned to
the widow Of said Alfred Richardson to hold and occupy
during her life as her dover in her husbands estate Sub
ect to her said life interest," this estate is believed to be
Tree and CLEAR from all incumbrance.
Also, 1t the same time and place. several articles If ey
sona property, farming utensils, buggy wagon har
nesses &c.
Terms made known at sale.
REBECCA W. RICHARDSON,
ADMINISTRATIVE of Alfred Richardson
ranh1
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FENSo soN, have for sale Nathan whtely's celebra
ted oriental perfumed Chrystas or spirit of flowers a
and delicate preparation of perfumery, which is all
the rage with the ladies at the present time Mr. W.
awarded Silver Medal at the last fair of the American
Institute in New York. for these elegant and fashionable
perfumes. See advertisement
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RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.--Elder l. II. Shipman Of Lisbon n
H., will preach at the Thomas Street Chapel tomorrow
the usual hours ofworshp The public invited to at
tend.
Public Meeting to Protest against the
Nebraska Bill.
The undersigned, Committee appointed by the Board
of Alderman for that purpose invite the Citizens worces
ter, and all to assemble at the City Hail. on sATUR
DAY EVENING, March 18th, at o'clock, to protest in
the Of the Heart of the Commonwealth against the
spread of slavery into Nebraska by the proposed repeal Of
the Missouri Compromise.
Distinguished speakers will address the meeting.
HARTLEY WILLIAMS, )
ELI THAYER, Committee.
JAMES IL. WALL,
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GREAT MEETING
CITY HALL!
The People ArOused:s!

THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC. TO Be PUT DOWN.
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PASTURE AND WOODLAND.

situated near the house of Mr. Daniel Green containing
80 acres part which covered with thrifty growth Of
wood. part of the purchase money can remain on
mortgage for term of years desired For further par
ticulars inquire of the subscriber. L0RY S. WATSON
Leicester, March, 1854 mch1l d2tawEw3te
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-11

LECTURES YOUNG MEN.The first Of these Lectures to
Young Men will be delivered in the Universaist Church.
tomorrow Sunday evening" services commencing at
o'clock
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1900 VOTERS IN COUNCIL.

The Carson League Sustained.
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Mem advertisements,

18th PR CINEMA DE CONCERT ON
m WEDNESDAY EVENING, March Is, at
b Rim LEY HALL.
DANCING FROM EIGHT TILL ONE O'CLOCK
PROGRAMMES. 1-Cotilon; 2-spanish Dance; s--Con-
ira Dance; 4-Cotlon; 5-Schottische; 6-Cotion; r.
Waltz; S-Contra Dance; 9-Polka; iO-Cotillon; IL
Schottische; 12-Cotllon; lS-Poka; 14-Schottische;
15-Cotillon.
Tickets-0ne Dollar for Gentlemen; Ladies Free.
Doors open at hafpast seven; Commence at eight
o'clock. mch11 da
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sCHENCK s. PILLINER,
Designers and Engravers ON Wood,
OFFICE. No. COURT SQUARE, BOSTON.

Book Illustrations, Newspaper Heads, Store Fronts.
Portraits, Druggists and Perfumers Labels, Seals
Machinery, Cotton Stamps, Maps Show Bills, Metlels,
Stoves, &C., BEAUTIFULLY executed. mch11 d1y
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CE! ICEs! Having purchased the entire inter-
IL est in the Ice business of Mr.. Sears, shall
call on his customers with own, whom will supply
with ice of as good quality in every particular as
on favorable terms. Our teams viii start about
the LIST of May, usual when we are in hopes to DO
able to make such contracts for supplying our customers as
will be satisfactory Persons wishing to make contracts
previous to that time can do So either at the office, 147
Main St., or with Mr.. Ebr Fagg or Mr.. John Russell.
BENZ. f. Haywood,
mch11 diff JOHN RUSSELL
XKTANTED-By man who thoroughly under
w stands his business in all its various branches,
situation as Gardener Apply at No. Water st.
Worcester March H. 1854 mch11 d6t*
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SyA f ARM FOR SALE.
lHiM The we-known and desirable farm owned ssSN
1- and occupied for many years by JERE- -=A..-
MIAH WATSON, situated the great Post Road mile
of the village in Spencer miles from Worces
ter. Said farm contains about
80 Acres of Excellent Land,
well divided into moving, pasture and tage and is in
good state of cultivation About II acres Of the above is
covered with Wood and Timber. The buildings consist
of large two story dwelling house, shop two barns and
out buildings If desired the buildings 50 acres of the
best land will be sold separate This lot so situated as
to make very desirable farm Also,
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ga GROCERIES! GROCERIES,!
HEEI3iTo all the old patrons of Dexter Eddy, and
ITO all who buy
G Oceries, FlOur, &c.,
would say that having bought out the interest of the
senior partner (Wliam II. Dexter at the Store No. 20
oouthprldge Street. and having bought in fresh supply
Of foods, shall spare pains to make this the MOST
DESIRABLE PLACE to buy
GROCERIES, FOR CASH,
IN the City Goods delivered free Of charge all parts
OF tho city,and warranted satisfactory.
Call at at No. 20 Southbridge Street.
SAML EDDY, in.
Worcester March II, 1854. daw6w