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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-09

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The Great English Remedy.-sIR JAMES
CLARkES CELEBRATED FEMALE PILI5.-Peepared
from prescription Of Sir james CLARK, NJ. D. Physician
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duties with safety to herself and child.
These Pills should not be taken by females during the
first three months of pregnancy they sure bring
on miscarriage, but at any other time they are safe
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal affections pain in
the Back and Limbs Heayiness, Fatigue on Slight Rxer
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cure when all ohermeans have failed, and althougha
powerful remedy, do not contain iron. colonel annony
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Full directions accompanying each package. rice in
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Sole Agents for this Country.
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DIR, NEWTON.
N T I S T
Has removed his office from 1873 Main street to A,yR,c,u
HOUSE, BLOCK, directly opposite where he win be happy
to see patrons and friends ana dr.
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hISSOLUTION OF COPARTNER-
~ SHIP.-The copartnership heretofore existing I'M
der the style of PRATT HOWE is this day dissolved
by mutual consent
The business of the late firm will be settled by VIM H.
Howe who will retain the office lately occupied by said
hrm, No. 2O6 Main Street. CALVIN b. PRATT
al dot WM. HENRY HOWE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-05
Police Intelligence.

ALLEGED LARCENY OF $50 600 WORTH OF LUHBRn.-Yes-
tercay morning Sergeant Jourdain and officer McManus,
of the Lower Police Court arrested John r. Brown,
Isftsmap and W. Boomer captain Of the s.eaug Deer
charge Of having taken from the Possession OF Chas
keenan, agent for Hoyt, Tipgnast Co., two RATS Of
timber the first consisting Of 629 cubic fee o.
and pine wood, and the secoLd con listing Of IS ~ cuoc
feet Of the timber, valued in ali At $50 oo0 from
s os % II oI
complaranis aege that tbs property in question
taken from its proper pace eepot at Jersey City, aud
will Of the somplAinanta The accused brought
before Justice Wsish at the Lower Police Court where
they stated that they we're entirely innocent Of any e
ionous intent their part, aud that in conveying the
property 10 this city they were only acting the
the niece ssaTy authority 20 rem 1ve the ber Tho de-
knt snls were quite wi ling an ab. - give oa in any
aos to answer the ctargs preferred against them
The magistrate decided 10 hold the parties for hearing
in the matter II Is said that the Whole affair has arisen
IRON some business ansAcron between this party Voor
his and Aeesrs Hoy Thr ghAst and others rhe hail Of
the defendants 6xed at IS 900 cash. An exa nina
ton will coue of this AFTERNOON at O'CLOCK. The &C.
used have .ent tsgrsphic despatch 10 Mr.. voorsis
ncrmtDg him OF what has occurred and reaaesne his
presence In this city - noon ~ possbie 1t Ia very pro
eabie from present appearances that the will be
,etied amioably.
Suspicion or GRAND LARCENY "A Respectable looking
youIg man, named Jshn Campbell, taken into Gus
tody yesterday morning, by officer Kee,e Of the Chiefs
ios, charge Of grand larceny under the following
c,Ycuu snnces-0n Wednesday night gentleman named
J. n. Douner, residing In this city, Induced bya
party Of men to enter drinking saloon In Broadway
near Duane street. where he became iuebriated and
greatly confusej. From the drinking house he va. led
billiard in Duane STREE. where after inAuiene
In sundry potatons he became son scious
then he says convey ed to Dunlap Hotel In Fulton street
where Re was put TO bed BY Campbell In the morning.
Douner found to his asonissment tina. his gold watch
And chain, diamond breastpn and purse had vanished
where, he could not exactly say However he strongly
suspected that Campbell or some Of his associates mo
whose company he had iallen, had carried CT hts pro-
perty with flonious intent and accordingly insorma
ton OF he matter given 10 the poH e resulting in
the arrest Of the prisoner Campbell being taken be-
fore Jastce Welsh at the Lower Police col ttsd for
examination In answer TO the charge preferred against
him. the prisoner said ne had nothing 70 say ne
entirely innocent In the matter The property alleged to
have been stolen has not yet been recovered although
the officer IL making every exer'IoD to ferret out the
s hereahouts of the ZANE.
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An adjourned meeting of the friends Of Kansas assem-
hed In Savannah the Goth ult and passed the 70 lev
ing resolutions
Whereas there appears a settled determination on the
part Of the political nacs Of the North to defeat the
ton in the affairs o. Kansas and violent opposition the
will Of the people Of hat Territory by sending out arms
men and money for that purpose and whereas, we
deprecats avowed Intervention OF any kind In the set
ting Of any question IN free republican government,
but never heess deem 1t right and duty protect
interference
Resolved That slavery being recognized in the organic
law OF our federal government any means, direct In.
direct unauthorized by the laws of the land to mt its
extension should BE- reProbated by AL good citizens
Resolved, That AL the citizens these Unitsd States
have the undoubted right to emigrae 10 Ks any
other Territory Of the United States with any thing which
may be recognized property in the respective States
Resolved, That It is not only right with
the people Of the North emgra to Kan
South have In the question involved in the settlement
that Territory the violent opposition the
OF the North It not only our right but duty,
afford all the assurance In power to citizens desiring
to enigate there for the purpose OF permanent settle
ment.
Resolved That association be formed to promote the
objects Of the above resolutions and courage emf
grafton OF persons willing sustain the government
the maintenance OF the just rights OF all parties to the
federal compact and sustain the South against ARMED
usurpation and unlawful violenoe.
Resolved, That ,his meeting resolve itself Into such
association to be called the Chatham County Kansas
cation.
Resolved, That committee Of ten be appointed to
raise funds to forward the objects OF this association
Resolved, That central committee Of Eve citizens be
appointed to dispose Of the subscriptions thst may
raised in the manner which, in their judgment may best
advance the objects Of this ASSOCIATE IN.
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Vh.Sntres and Exhibitions

BROADWAY fHEArRE The Kel troupe will this evening
repeat e beautiful tsbleaux in The and myhc
spectacle Phanor and Arenas The entertainment com
ence h the laughable farce called THAT Blessed Baby
NlBIos GARDEN The Raves Mile Robert and other
rular artists connected with his house, perform tonight Tor
The benefit OF Madame Genet, mother Of the b4mened Mile
Ateles," and the Green Monster
BURROWS THEArRE.-1he and very amusing play emit
lied Queen OF spades will be repeated this evening,
pether with the musical comicaiy styled "Ganem and the
nrh provob farce OF THAT Blessed Baby Fun enough
nightn
LAURA KEENE's VARIErIEs.-Mss Keene and Mr.. Jordan
will open the amusements with "A Morning CALI The thrill
ing drama "Ihe Bride of Lammermoor viii introduce
Dickinson, actor of considerable celebrity in the cha
racer Of Edgar " NOVELTY is the closing piece.
wAIAcKs THEATRE Mr.. Wallack will play Benedck In
Much Ado About Nothing" for the asst rilne this evening
only necessary TO mention the fact TO u house.
Away With Melancholy is the afterpiece.
BROADWAY vARIEriEs.-Ihose immenre favorites with the
seeking community the Wood aud Marsh Juvenile
comedians play B Ey ed Susan for the last time night
They also sppear the tRrce called my Neigh9or's Wife,
which they make very amusing.
WooD's NIssTREIs ALWAYS kept IN good humor themselves
by u houses invariably keep their audierce in state OF hi
afy by their cOmica and gesticuaO,g Tonight
they tender dances jokes and the farce OF 1.-THE Double
Bedded ROOM
BROADWAY ArHKNRuM This hall will doubtless be again
aed this afternoon and evening by the admirers OF fine
kind in the country.
HlAwArHA BRooKLYN- Miss Clara Darling, BY request
many the leading citizens Of Brooklyn win read Professor
Longebow's HBawaha this evening ct the Aben;eum
thus aordinG the deuzens Of the City OF Churches herA
~ entertainment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-05

Indian Railway Company. We quote rails ct Es 60 6s
bars, fS rs Sd. IS 6s res board In Wales Scotch
pigs, 70s for mixed numbers in the Clyde.
WBAIBosE.-Firm; Polar has been soia Ct f270
cuta at Cos. 62s, and In Riga ct 34s free beard.
Ons-ln hsh no chspge; sperm, steady 1t fl2S f126;
Southern f45 rape, foreign refined, b3s hnseed has
fucuAted considerably, and closes ct 34s. $685. Cd for
prompt delivery; cocoa nut dat at 57s. $685.; PALM
35s . S7s.
LiSsnD CAKEs.-In steady demand, at aat weeks quo
tauons.
Rux has improved slightly, about 400 casks having been
IniA Is. 10d Is 1d., proof The deliveries are large
Stock, 20. 2l5 puncheons against 10 66l last year
RICE fat and little doing. OF 09i Rags Bengal at
auction about 200 sold At los 3d. Stock Of all kinds At
MA port 90 65S tons, against 4, 769 time in 1855
R4s in 1854, and IA, 456 In 1858.
SAIrpErRE has been In good demand and prices close
folly ed Is higher than last week. About 900 bags
Bengal have char HANDS privately, besides bsgs
in public SAFE ,he latter realizing 33s 3D. and 3s for
4A to II per cent refr Two or three parcels ahoat
hare been sold at $685. for per cent Nitrate Of soda frmer
SPICES Iimento-O 479 bags part sold At41sd Assd
fer rather mixed quality Black pepper-Abous 200 bags
air Singapore sold privately ss 5a, and at auction 90
bags Penang white at T1sd. Sd.
SUGAR has been In good demand throughout the week.
both for export AID the home trade with specula
tive inquiry and the advaLce Is about Is per the
prices Of this day week The sales Of Yves. In 900
hbds and public saes OF East India have comprised
bags Martins 1S0 bags Bengal 500 osgs Madras and
bags Pena the greater part of which dis 800
posed Of Privately, 5000 bsgs grocery Madras hsve
besn FOLD at Ais 43s. Cd 5000 bags Aauritlus s full
prices; 80 bids French West India q. $685. 81 $50
kets fire Java for export at 50s ard aaoat cargoes Of
Ma urtius, VIZ 800 bags No. II st 40s, ship l5s
duty aowtd), for traDsnpment to near Continental
port 5000 bags al No st 4ls conditions; ard
Geo bags 1 II ~ At 26s 3D. dostng conditions for
about GOO bsgs at 23s. 23s Cd. for near CONT
-~tGi Ports insured free sf particular average.
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FAMILY MARKETING.
RETAIL PRICES OF PRODUCE AT THE WASHINGTON
MARKET.

RETAIL PRICES OF PRODUCE AT THE WASHINGTON
MARKET.
Meat is still the decline, though the retail price
does vary much from Last week. Prime cuts still set
at IA cents per b. while pieces which mako excellent
soup, be bought for eight cents. Cattle are coming
to market in much larger numbers, and there 10 eons
derable reduction at the Bulls head this week. but Lent
being over and spring trade beginning to flourish ther
is much greater demand for meat than there has been
recently. Fish remains in statue quo, excepting Ghad
which are eheapenrg very gradually; they are large,
and at 37 this week than they last ant
the kind which sold at that price are now selling at from
rs to 81 cents. venison is chesp le.ns at from TO
cents per pound.
Poultry and game remain about the sAme. Spring
eniokens are high ranging from 81 Is 70 = y
per pair Apples are very high and begin to l1ok rhu
auc rs do nearly all winter vegetables But nice fresf
salad, and spinach give pleasant promise Of tn
"good time coming"
Butter is declining somewhat. There is very little
fresh brought to market yet but the prophecy of
weather, which April has given us makes the dealer
anxious to &c. rid Of their winter stock Eggs reai
the same and quite too dear to be popular In che
ghousea People who like old fashioned country
pot hsese get IL from to two cents cake. Thu
folloviy are the prices
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southern made at l65c Canadian white was quiet
1903 1860 Corn was steady with sales Of about rs 90
sound mixed, white a. &c. etc., and fancy and choic
Sbi,e and yellow at loc: Rye was suiet and nominal
firm and in better request at 43c. 400 for State
and at acc. s 48c. for good Chicago.
COFFEE The market qnist but firm; 80 mats Jaws
sold AZ lie 40 Lsguayra at l2c, and al sales Of Rio
amounting in all to SEQ 400 bags, at II No l1xs.
12c
CorToS TITO sales embraced about 5000 bales, thu
market closing I'm and with good feeling
FRnGHTs.-To Liverpool, $50 boxes bacon ct 26s.; 2N
ierces beef at So Cd. and cotton engaged oil
md LOCO bills turpentine at 81. Cd. per ESQ lbs n
Bremen 100 bales Of cotton engs ged at No. lo
o. sss:, :: a. and
MIR 9 years old and $50 tons, sold for %, 500
Hay was at 81 IL 81 1SI with moderate sales.
MoIAssfs firm, with sales of 600 700 bbls. New
:: a. aSS anS 81 o0'a
NAVAL STORES Sales of 200 bbls spirits turpentnt
were made ss &c., In shipping order and 1000 do COM
PROVISIONS Pork-The market continued heavy, Will
ales Of 900 400 bs. at SIC so $40 b6x, while some
HS' ss v:ss and
ss25s SO Is 4 small sale Of beef ha ms was made q
&c. Dressed hogs dull at 7Hc Lard va,
without change Of moment Sales Of $50 800 bills were
made a10c Bacon continued firm. Cut meats were
7Xc. re, and hams At &C. 9s5c Butter and chses.
were without change in quotations.
HoSEY.-t5 uerces and bbls. were sold in bond q
Hhc.
RIcE-sa]es O. 160 ierces were made at Axe. lxc.
SPlcEs.-Abcut $50 bags pimento were sold ut p. I.
SuGARs-More active. Sales of about 700 200 hhds
We, made. chief Cuba musccvads at 6kc. 7xo par
for efr Ig included in which prime lots cabs
and New Orleans at Sc with small parcel OF prime and
handsome Porto Rico at sZc. The market closed With
firm ton especially for prime qualities, the oferingt
OF which eere light.
TEA-Tv auction sale drew fair atendance but the
prices realized were somewhat easier. The blacks were
mostly with drawn.
ToRAcco-The supplies of new crop come in but slow
and old stock being small prices are we maintained
ssles AZ hhds. Kentucky and Maysvne at DC. 49, 1Ot
bales new crop Havana for export t. so bales old
lac.
WooI-There Is no change In the market. Stock light
bcers firm and consumers purchasing Of domestic very
ely. fine lot Of Mes'iza unwashed free OF burr
ust sved 00 lbs have been sold on private terms
also 90 bales Raenos Ayres and Entire Rios, at lc. 1885,
per ID. six months.
wHlrKEY.-salea of 200 q 800 bbls. Ohio and prison
were reported at $780, Sc.
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The Revenue Cutter Joseph Lane and the
Peruvian Naval Officers.
To The EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.

CALLAo, January 2, 1856,
Having read report 10 your paper IT the It'll Deem
Ter st headed 'saauefol conduct Of the Peruvians"
and being in command Of Of the steamers ~ that
time feel it my duty TO contradict that report and lay
before the public the real circumstances that oe:urred
VIXEN the Peruvian squadron was lying .. Rio do
Janeo, consisting Of steam frigate and two smaller
steamers on their way from England to Peru Captain
NoIes of the American schooner Joseph Lane begged OF
Captain sacedo who was in command Of the squadron,
allow him TO accompany him through the Straits OF
Magellan, he had been throug Captain Sal.
ceco Kindly told him be would very happy render
him any service that lay in his power gave par
culsr orders to tow the schooner out of Rio (Which
did, and also to tow him through the Straits he kept
The capita DIS Of the U. s. vessels Savannah aud brig
cambridge, likewise Commodore salter, the English
Admiral James the French Admiral LAroque Cnan
tray were then present in Rio who had their own flags
in the frgAes Savannah and Poursuivante,
and witness TO the hiad offer made by Captain Sal
cedo to Captain Nones.
He parted company with twice: the last time
the 18th Of September, in lat AZ 80 81 lon 70 "a W.
We entered the Strai the 22d of Sep ember, and
same evening pass Re yal Roads, Elizabeth Island
morning off Sandy Point (Cni Ian Ssttement)
where we saw two vesses one win the chilan snsie
Port Gallant and the morning Of the oath, At NJ
passed York Roads, where Captain Nones reports
the week previous Now | shah leave i. 70 any
OF common judgment TO decide, who hes
fcllt wed me throughout the explanation that have
given, how could he accomplish the distance OF $40
miles in such the Straits Of Magellan pre-.
sents in four having parted company w..A
the 18th and consequently arriving at York ads
the 18th. Such report have pisisly proved to b.
false, and in fact impossible to accomplish He aso
porte that refused picking up boats belonging
TO Peruvian whaleshp lost in that latitude. This
know to be incorrect, as there Peruvian whale
ships in that latitude ndeed has been reported
Lost, did gle beat in the whole straits.
Nothing could pass noti,e for there always
good lookout kept at the masthead besides alb ut 700
among the three ships seeing thing on be
edee went through. have written the above for
the purpose Of ang the aser of Cap Sacedo
before Tx public Ct the neglec unkndnoss puted
10 him in the statement Of Cap ain Nones.
TanMAs REFs
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AsmRs-ssles Of 80 bills made, including pots ct
<6 and pearls at So.
BRyADsTrrrs F lourThe market continued dull with
disposition To lower prices for common grades The
transactions embraced 600 900 bsls. inolu ing oom.
State and Michigan at So esq and State ct
81 81 25, and GOOD medium and low grades Western
brands 1t 81 Is ~ rs; extra Geneses and ST. Louis
brands unchanged Sales Of Canadian were c,nHned
TO zoo 900 bbs, at 81 81 20 rs common 10 extra
grades Southern easier with sales Of about 500
bbs at 81 81 So for common and choice brands and at
IS 90 for fancy and extra Sales Of about $50 bb rye
-four were made, at - IL So for fine and superb ae
Corn meal unchanged Whea--Tbe market was quiet
and prices unchanged sale Of bushels common red
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-05

LYNCH LAW IN VIRGINIA. man named VIM
Hornbeck, living In Lewis county Va for ths alleged I'll
in the neighborhood, night last week the Weston
Herald ,-He was taken few nights sine BY party
of men, who stripped him OF his clothing and rode him
then taken briar patch and made to through It
Whenever evinced disposition to move esss iftlv
pied, which accelerate his mover.sns as.onishingly
This being over coat Of tar and feathers
srryned, which Mr.. Hornbeck made to wear much
against his wi During tais operation he tried to aint
but the paddle restored him to consciousness afte
which he was left alone in his glory
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Supreme Court.
Before Hori. Judge Davies.

APRIL An the matter efthe guardtar.@p Mary d.
CSndEl-Order to be entered that unless Mrs. barton
uncle and aunt the child and the child t, visit
st such times and under such circumstances the court
my DEEM proper, the e.ers Of guardianship TO Mrs.
pointed we guardian Of saidinfant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-05

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN MIssIssIPPI-We learn
rom TIE Msssipian that he north wing Of the Luna
c Asylum, Jackson, destroyed by fire on the
l1th ult. The loss 10 estimated at $40, 900.