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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-02
MARINE JOURNAL.


PORT OF NETWORK
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ASSAULT WITH 4 CHEfsE kNIFE.-Ntfgtdut JUuI-
dan Police Court yesterday arrested man named
Tos DoOey charged with Onous assault and battery upon
Chas Mckay whom he attacked while III she
grocery at No Trinity Thursday night with cheese
knife nearly cred his right hand from the wrist beside
throwing hun over attempting 20 throw scsldng
water mon him. The prisoner taken before Justice Welsh
and held 10 hail In 300 20 answer the charge.
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IUFFFh-NtW sheatf OF
Yellow Metal IL brisk az &c.
CANDLESBe the sales before reported 900 boxes Sta
Isleud Palm sold for shipment could not learn
DYEWOODS-ssles have been made Of SO Lima Wood
sos 10 Tobssco Eufte at III and mos The stock
hAldis Imports during
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iEw-YOAK cLAsslflcArIl

(OEFEEIhe demand trivial retain
$50 bags Rio $50 bags yaye at fi0
3l9 bags Manila tranpired The stock
Of Rio New Orleans is 90 eco bags at Baltimore 5000 bags
Philadelphia 40 go bags We give annexed the stock Of all
descriptions hand this evening here:
.bsssd2Sl4 Java ........bsgs 5i52
psbia ............ $500 St Domingo. ......... 900
MarsesibO l4fs SAvania 81
LatuAyra LII Java mats y 3j
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Al the First District Police Court elereR huadred
gud criminal disposed Of during the past
month among which 20 for yagancy g for utoXca
lion assault aud battery III for petit larceny 50 for
grand larceny dsOdey conduct, q for burglary Tor
oous assault for malicious mischief for receiving stolen
goods for robbery &c.
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ARREST OF FEMALE FOR BIGAMY.-Lizette Suga
Germ an woman Yesterday charged with bganl II -
ALLEGED that MAY 1882 led in this city to Albert
Kuuinel and March 1853 again married 70 Augustus
Klsnberg her first husband being still alive she a
sucb wa the case but Ia sad that her first husband
econ sc marriage deserted Ler and she thought was no
harm 70 get another FsndTeau held her the
eha
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-08

F. y Il A OK HAWK COLT
NE NORTH STAR.
This celebrated Young Stallion will stand this season.
ut WITT d PRAPP'S american Livery Stables, Foster
Street, Worcester, Mass.
NORTH STAR is of blacl, color will be s,y vears ola
10 june 1856, and weighs 1000 ponds was sired
by the renowned Vermont Black Hawk the best stallion
OF the OH Sherman Morgan, The Dam OF Black H9 ok
was three quarter blood English mare raised in ,he
Province OF New Brunswick, who could trot her mile in
less than three minutes weighed 1925 pounds and was
in every respect most perfect animal. Black Hawk is
owned by David HILL Of BRIDGEPORT, Vt is probably the
finest stallion in this country, and for speed and bottom
is acknowledged to be without superior He has trot
ted, in harness, mile on the Cambridge Track in two
minutes and ortytwo seconds without training and in
match for $1,000 that came off on the Cambridge Track
Jlly II, 1872 against Osceoa, five miles and repeat he
with The irst heat was performed in is min
utes, 30 seconds
The dam of North Star (Cheruh) was raised by j. Ri
arson OF New Jers " and sired by uld Abdaah the
sire Of hiedoe, Fourth Of july Ajax Hector Toby, Gem
eVBle, OBlsms, aud other cee rated horses. Abial-
lab was sired by Old Mambrino who was sired by I'm
ported MESSENGER,
NORTH STAR is one of the most beautiful horses in
W England both for bottom and speed is Of splendid
style and action, end acknowledged to he one of the
best stock horses in the country He is limited this sea-
son, to Atty only. He was raised by Joel Hocom
ricondetoga, N. Y.
1Noth Star has stood in Worcester two seasons past
and his Stock which unsurpassed by that any other
Horse in the country may be in this city, as proof
of his valuable qualities.
TERMs For the season, for the of this horse viii
be S25, payable the first of September.
~ Good keeping will be provided for mares from dis
ance, and all accidents, thetS, and escapes, will be a
he risk OF the
CHARLES B. PRATT, Proprietor.
Worcester, April 80, 1850 my27 dawtf
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CLOTHING.

EpEADY-MADE CLOTHING.-we have
y just made large additions our stock and are now
prepar to sell and fashionable styles of CLOTHING
and FUsSIsING GOODS less than goods marked c
cost You will please remember the fact and give US
call before you purchase THAYER & BAMES
ap2df Harrington Corner. cor. Nam aid Front sts.
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SgsN9 JUST RECEIVED, FER SHIP JOHN
w. Eliot rhayer, large invoice OF
M While Iron Stone CrOckery Wnre,
ana now opening by j. H. HOOD 1872 Main street, pack
ages Of Toilet Ware, Dinner aud Tea Ware, Plates &c.
mcn VIII he thercd at whoesaIs and retail, prices as
W" as eau Dc p0ugh t in Boston or elsewhere,
On would also say, that my FURNITURE Ware
X. rooms are well Allied, with both new and second
IN hand Furniture, and House Furnishing Goods gem
,ro gry, winch am selling very low for cash. or APP
.o1belng engaged IN the manufacture Of Mattresses
peosteada ses, &c, can furnish them 70 he traa al
oNci prices than can he bought elsewhere in the citv
am also agent tor the safe Of HowFa PATsNr Ft 5er,c
efMse BED LOTION the boat article now In use Tbose
wishing to buy goods In ny line OF trade will do wei 10
eau, as have d large variety, and sell cheap
Remember tne place, 232 Main Street. paines Bloet
Worcester Mass. dnwtf 1000
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Notices.

ENOPART NERSHIP NoTECE.-rGe SUBJ
- scribers have this day formed cnpartnershp for
the purpose OF carrying the Manufacture and sale of
WIN. Hovey's Patent sraw Cutter and other ,ht Agri.
cultural Implements under the snd firm OF RICE
DRYDEN. at the old stand Of Vim. Rovey & Co. west
wing of Merriaelds Buildings, the Boston & Wor-
cester Railroad Depot where may be found at all times
cash prices
N. B. Having purchased of Mr. h Il. Beach. of Chi
cago the exclusive right of the manufacture and sale of
his Patent Eagle Fan Mills for the states Of Massachu-
sets, Rhode Island and Connecticut we will have at all
times tn supply Of the same manufactured of the best
materials, at lower prices than any 9th Fans OF equal
size and capacity The best references be given with
regard 10 these Fans from the extensive agricultural
Implement dealers aud Farmers throughout the South
Also, Old Machines repaired at short notice. in neat
and substantial manner. GEORGE F. RICE,
Worcester, April IS, 1856
N B. The business of the late firm of VIM Hovey Il
20. will be settled by Geo. + Rice ap39 dawff
2 AI$SOLUTI0N of COPARTNEHSHl
> The copartnership heretofore existing between the
subscribers al hoston and Worcester under the firm and
name of RUGGLES, N0URSE, MASON, Il co is this
day dissolved, by mutual consent. The name of the firm
may be signed 6y either of its MEMBERS
nected with the liquidation Of its affairs
R, NJ H., & Co., feeling grateful for the liberal pat
ronage heretofore extended them during long term of
years beg most respectfully to solicit continuance OF the
same to their friends aud successors Messrs Nourse Ma
son, & Co,
DRAPER RUGGLEs,
JOEL NOURSE,
JOHN Q. MASON,
ARrEAIAS cTONE,
j. III G. ARMSBY
Boston, April ist 1856. au4 d&wd
NUPARTNERSHIP NOTTCEG.-Tbe un
- dersgned, having purchased the stock and become
successors TO the business of Messrs RUGGLES NOURsE
MASON Co., At Boston and Worcester have this day
formed eopartnershp the purpose Of carrying IN The
same under the firm of NoCRSb, MASON, 4 CO., and
VIII occupy the same places of business.
JOEL NoURsB,
PETER HARVEY,
SAMUEL DAVIS.
BOSTON, Aprll lst 1886. ap4 d&wtf
Re! n 90; lCE! rhose wishing to be sup
H. Piled with Ice will be accommodated by applying at
re Office, Ne. IA Main Street, over the Quu
81 almond Bank leaving orders with the drivers Also
at the following places:
Lyman Dury's, Nos 81 and So Front Street.
Belcher " Sowels City Hail.
Ellis Flagg's, Pask Street.
The terms for supplying Ice for 1856 arefOr 5000 lbs
and under rs cents per leo pounds; 5000 10000 lbs
70 cents per 100 pounds all 10000 pounds, one
shilling per 100 pounds
The above prices for CASH In order to prevent de-
tenton, it will be expected that the rergeraors and
water will be ready.
G3Rerigerators for sale at the Office Office hours
from te II a. NJ, and from to O'Clock NJ
app dtf WALKER SWEETSER.
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u AA Ell IN VA
Freight LiMe!
Worcester md NcaO York.
COMMERCIAL STEAMBOAT COMPANY,S LINE
Of Powerful Screw Steamers,
-BETWEEN-
ppAUVnENF,q ANN NNNU vnuVy

PROVIDENCE AND NEW YORK,
Connecting at Providence with the
Providence 81 Worcester Rail Road.
o. gssfRasS5 a. o. Goods transported between Wor-
tr-9@SA=rS, Sc'ster and New York as low, and with
ssSSeaass equal despatch, as by any other line.
The St. amers Of this line will leave Providence for New
York daily, Sundays excepted) from fo5 of south Main
street and VII leave New York daily, Sundays except
ed from Pier II, North River.
Philadelphia and Baltimore freight taken at reasonable
rates, am! forwarded with great despatch
This Line by arrangement with the daily In
land Line OF Propeers between New York and Phi adel
phia, and with the triweekly inland line to Baltimore
when the inland route is open.
Philadelphia ami Baltimore Freight will be forwarded
IRON New York by any other lines ii directed az our
current rates.
For further information, apply to W. II. JOURDAN,
ohee Of Providence and Worcester RAILROAD Co.. Isaa;
Odell, Pier No. IL, North River, New York, or to
B. BUFFCA, Agent Foot South Main St.
Worce ter, June Is, 1856. daWtf Providence
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THE WORCESTER SPY.


Printed and Published by JOIN MILTON EARLE, Il
THOMAS DREW az No 2l2 Main Street, Worcester, Msss
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e. S F / t t IN G. S :
The Worcestar Gas ipht Connanv

Continue put in PIPE and FIFrINGS for the intro
duction of Gas into buildings in the thorough and
worGmanlike manner, and warran. them so arra1ged,
that the flow Of Gas shall be equal and the distribution
perfect.
They will guarantee The perfect fitting Of all work ex.
ecued by them hut WiH not hold ttemSel respon-
sibs for leakage, insufficient supply, other dam
age arising from the imperfect i0ork Of other par
ties.
Their recent arrangements enable them to make liberal
discount on all Pipes and Fittings, and they furnish
everything in this department. Of the best quality and
at as low prices as can be obtained New York aud
ton. JAMES BLAKE Agent and Superintendent.
No. Fearl Street, w orcesGer.
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s1E CAsks SAtIN " uII =.
40 ~ 70 do. Bleaching Powders.
rs do. White coda Ash.
100 oarboys oil Yitriol.
Sale ny GA. HARRINGTON 4 90
anal
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Y NCOLN HO U S T..

Z / n Q . i n HO q S T..
The subscribers, having leased the new and splendid
Hotel erected 10 connection with, and inclusive Of The
Worcester House lake this occasion announce that they
will open to the public the "a Of June; the establish
ment TO be known hereafter as the LISU0LN HOUSE
IL has been entirely re-arranged and re-furnshed pos
peculiarly central location, being situated oppo
site the Depot Of tae Boston, New York Norwich shua
and Ftchburg Rair ads, and in all respects suited for
the purposes Of Fisst lass Hotel Confident in
their ability to satisfy the pubc the subscribers (or
years conductors OF the American Rouse) respectfully
licit ia share Of the public patronage.
u In connection with the Hotel, they have provided
convenient and airy stables which, under The direction
OF Mr., Wheeocs, favor bly, known 10 the pan Of
the American House. will afford ample accommodations
for the horses and carriages Of their guests.
my27 Off IL. 4. BONNEY & co.
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VgNHE HOUNDS ARE OUT! THE HOUNDS
ARE OUT AND s0IS
Sc 7 LII WICH ELL.
Buildings of every description moved or raised in an
expeditions and workmanlke manner
All orders addressed c the subscriber or to Lothrop
Ames 3S Mechanic street, will receive attention.
SETH TWICHELL.
Worcester, May 8, 1855 an
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sTEAM FITrINrs

81 Y p NJ FIIJtNNSs
For the convenience of Mechanics and others, the up.
dersgned has made arrangements 20 keep constantly on
Steam purpoes which will be sold at as low prices as
can be obtained elsewhere.
Having engaged competent and experienced workmen
he is now prspared TO take contracts for the fitting up of
Factories, Machine Shops, Hotels and other buildings
for Heating by cam; all work warranted to he done in
the most thorough manner and perfect satisfaction guar
anteed. JAMES g. BJAKE
ie2 No. Pearl Street, Worcester. dom
EXANzAS AND CALlFORNTA EMT-
hA- GRANrS.--Al persons desiring to 20 to Kanzas
or California; who want their lives protected at cheap
rate and with perfect security viii do well get of
AIten's New Breech- LOuding Rifles
firing eighteen times TO the minute; warranted TO kill
three four Of he Missouran' Natives if in range
at one shot 10 be found at l.. d. G0DDARDS.
Union Block, Worcester
Also, the largest assortment Of GUNS and PISTOLS
In the city, at low prices, 10. 1856 Main Street
myb L. D. GODDARD.
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Gardens. 70.

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Books, 5tu,,iouccn, &c.
TRvING's LIFE OF WASHINGTON

Il
DuHKINCK's CYCLoPEDIA OF AMERICAN LITER
TURE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-08

A MOTHER AUCTION LOT or
IA FANCY DRESS Silks
Bought ct Auction yesterday, 500 yards stripe Plaid
Dress Silks which will be sold at one third less thar cost
Of importation Please call and see them. Ladies' for
they are great bargain. A. Y. THOMPSON a. co
apl6 du
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new CASH GROCERY STORE


I E7I7 IFVV 81 U3l 8tIVCItH VI IN The HreHfpet
both in regard to price and quality from Boston md
New nork markets and have not only been "6ought fr
who may raronize US, they will be sold foy cash Nv
doing business on the cash systm we avoid many ex.
penses and losses which all subject to tha do credit
business such as bookkeepers salary bad debts interest
on bills not paid, &C., and therefore afford TO sell
cheaper than those doing credit business Our goods
arc All new and OF the best quality, aud will DO sold At
the very lowest rerunerative prices liberal patron
age solicited. Perfect satisfaction warranted Goods do
hvered In any part Of the city free. J. 70 BENIS
Worcester, June 2. eodtf w. w. SADLER.
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LARKEN SMITH
IL Il AL ESTATE BROR kerr,
Office 236 Main Street.
Is now prepared to offer at GREAT BARGAINS a good
variety OF new Houses in the city, in almost any direction
or distance from the City Hail. that may be desired and
for CREDIT that cannot fail to suit.
He wal sell few VERY low for cash, he will give
credit on some of them from fifteen twenty years.
FARMS IN THE COUNTRY, as usual.
The public are respectfully invited call and examine
and we will be happy to wait upon them, and show our
assortment. diff nch2l
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d. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR


"A In
n.y. The Charles Hill Estate, situated on High St
The Mrs. NJ. H. Goddard Estate on Main Street
II acres of first rate land q miles from Main Street
With first class building. occupied by f. NJ. Bauning
Also, 5 good Pastures in the vicinity of Worcester
The above property offered by the subscribers on the
most reasonable TERMS with many others in this vicinity
consisting of Farms and Honse Lots.
my31 d3u EZEKIEL, & J. NJ DANIEIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-31
BY JAS. c. Mcguire, Auctioreer-


EXCELLENT FURNITUREAND House
~ keeping Effects at Public Auction. -On
TUESDAY MORNING. June 3D., at 10 O'Clock,
at the residence Of Colonel b. F Larned on
18th street, between f and streets north
shall sell all his Furniture and Housekeeping
Effects, viz:
Two elegant Rosewood French Sofas, finished
with rich silk Brocatelle
Handsome Brocatelle covered Arm, Easy, and
fancy Chairs
Rosewood and Walnut Marble top Tables
Lounges, Rocking Chairs, Ottomans, Footstools
Walnut Whatnot, Rout Tables
Handsome g lit Mantel Clock, Vases and Orna-
ments
Brussels, Three ply, and Ingram Carpets, Rugs,
Brussels Stair Carpets, Oilcloth, X DDS and Ey ss
Mahogany French Bedstead, Wardrobes
Do dressing Bureaus, dressing Tables
Do Sofas, Workstands, Washs ands
Feather Beds Bolsters, and Pillows
Hair and Husk Mattresses, Blankets, Comforts
Large quantity Of Table and Bed Linen
Common Bedsteads, Washstands, Chairs, Tables
Curtains, Shades, Easy Chairs Lounges
Mahogany Sideboard, Secretary and Bookcase
Mahogany Dining Tables, Side Tables, Buffers
Handsome Dinner Set
Gold band Dessert and Tea Service
Cut Glassware, Table Cutlery Walters
Excellent X Refrigerator, Kitchen Utensils q.
ALSO
Att O'Clock, In front Of the premises, shall sell
nearly new Family Carriage
Terms: $50 and under cash; over that sum a
credit Of go and 80 days. for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
r. The House Is for Rent Inquire on the
premises or Of the Auctioneer.
m 29-d JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auct,r.
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COMMUNICATED


Two-DoLLAR AND A.HALF Mr.
Bradley, the Corporation Attorney, in his re.
marks. last night, at the great Know Nothing
failure in front of the City Hall, said that the
candidates Of the American party were iden.
tilted with the interest Of the city. and H,rers
not ftoo- doiiar-Gnd-a half men :"
This was pretty declaration to come from
q man who was originally raised up by the
clisntsge Of men in humble circumstance.
and who, now that he has grown purse. proud
and has fat and wealthy clients, turns up his
imperious nose and talks contemptuously Of
" two-dollar- and O. half mem" Did not Mr..
Bradley perceive that he was insulting the
great MACS Of his own political friends by this
most ungenerOus and undigniied remark =?
How nice and how lordly has this new a cd &c d
aristOcrat become, when he boasts in effect
that wealth is the proper passport to munich
pal distinction Two dollar and q. half men,
forsooth Did Mr.. Bradley reeollect how,
less than two years ago, he took off his white
kid gloves and graciously condescended to
take hold Of some of the rough hands Of the
two dollar and-a-haH men Of his own party
who were engaged in the disreputable work
of Wrestling the Washington Monument from
the management Of as pure high-minded,
honor able, and honest Q set ofmen as was ever
known in this community
II is true that large numbers Of the two-dol-
lar and a-half hep Including some Of the best
Of those heretofore in the Know Nothing ranks)
are DOW united in support Of DR.. Magruder !;
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ADVERTISEMENT.

The DEATH OF HEATING The American
Ceit, an Irish paper, devotes much space to
the killing Of Heating by Mr.. Herbert Re-
ferring to the vote by which Mr. Herbert was
shielded from an Investigation, the Celt says
Now in relation to that division on Her.
oerts case, we have duty to perform, and we
shall not shrink from discharging it. That
duty IS, to announce, in unmistakeable terms,
to the adopted citizens of Irish birth through
out the country, that the Democratic party in
Congress have shamefully deserted their uty,
deserted their own professions Of impartiality
between different classes of citizens, and that
they have, as plainly as deeds can speak, de-
clared the murder Of a man of Irish birth by
one OF their colleagues to be a trife wholly I'M
worthy even of inquiry. Is the Democratic
party mad, or is it only rotten, that it should
SO belle itself? With half a dozen exceptions
every man Of the majority for Keating's muir
then, does it mean? Or can it mean anything
but one thing-that an Irishman born, how
ever peaceable, or loyal, it is only fit to be
used by the Democratic party, and when used
set up for target, and shot with impunity
This is what 1t means, and to this meaning we
shall hold the entire party.
"W We hold Mr.. Pierce, Mr.. Douglas, and
Mr.. Buchanan responsible for this conduct of
their cODfdants and supporters. They were
all in Washington it was for DAYS the tonic
of the town; if their friends have taken sides
against the victim and against common JUS
tice, they are not wholly above suspicion A
few days ago the blood of Thomas Heating
was on the hands of but one Democrat; it has
spread since then, and it is now upon the souls
OF the ~ who refused all inquiry. 1t is on
the Democratic party as party, and occurs ed
be he who helps such party into power until
tn at blood is lawfully purged away"
This is pretty strong language, but the Celt
conclude with the following unmistakabIe
hint:
{" Let them not suppose this matter is going
to drop here. One ,cho seldom dysps ami.
thing has 1T nor tn hand and he dtstinctia
lcarms the Democratic Representatives. al
Washington, that If Justice IS not done on
the murderer Herbert, they mil be held ae-
counta6le as the party who interposed to
screen and protect him from the penalty Of
his guilt"
Who is this "one !'' The Celt is a Catholic
paper Its editor is mouth piece for Bishop
Hughes, and the above may be regarded as a
threat of the Archbishop against the Demo.
cratic party. lie will hold them accountable
for the Heating murder, and in order to
show his power, sell out the dtstinct,Ue Irish
vote to Republicanism, or some other party
The Language is incapable of any other con
struction. The Democratic Representatives
are to be judged by the Irish citizens and
voters Of the United States for the charges Of
guilt in the natter Of Staying Heating. The
old ally turns upon its own party,
The Celt also severely attacks one of its
Washington correspondents for venturing to
shield Mr.. Herbert by calling him an "hon.
orable, and saying that he deeply regrets
the unfortunate occurrence. tn