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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-07

VIsrr OF HUMANE HOSE Co. No. 20 TO EAsToN
AND RETuRY.-Last night Humane Hose Co. No. 20
were received at pier No. 8, N. r., on their return
from Eaton, Pa, where they had been on an excur-
sion to spend the 4h of July. They arrived by steam
boat about o'clock, and were received the guests
of Engine Co. No. 5. At 81 O'clock the procession was
formed in the following order: ~
Engine Company No; 8, with their Engine; u
Humane A'sOcioti9nIPeer Ghanf5.u PRESIDENT william H.
Thi, association composed OF exmembers Of hamane hose
w SSi@psnBB .lni
Humsne Hose Company with their CardsseJared A.
Rs.e cp%esny 9 Rsi5:
= x Ss ss their c sass
Engine Company No. IA, with their Engine
The procession moved up Broadway, through Chat
ham street and Bowery to Astor place, thence down
Broadway to the Park where it was dismissed. En-
pipe Co. No. 5 and Humane Hose No. 20 then
marched through the east gate of the Park TO the
bouse of No. 20 in Ann street. No. taking their en-.
Oine home. after which both companies partoOk OF
splendid supper which had been ordered by Engine
Co. No. 5.
While passing through the Park, they met the fol:
lowing COIrr:G;es, who we're on their way to the ra
a.pot 10 receive No. % Hose Company OF Albany
wbowere expected to arrive the guests "
and Ladder Company, viz. Hook and Ladder CON-
pany No. II, Engine Company No. %, Hose Company
No. II, Engine Company No. 4, Hose Company No.
Il. Hose Company No. H. Hook and Ladder Company
No. and Hoe Company Nc. IL.
The two parties .aluted each other with the most
enthusiastic cheers. The members of Humane Hose
are highly pleased with their visit to Eastop, and
speak glowing terms Of the beauty Of the place and
the Hospitality % her citizens. -.
They arrived in Easton on the evening of Friday,
July 3. and were received guests of Humane Hose
Co. No. |, OF Easton George Findlay, President. The
Fire Dep aitment generally turned out, and forming In
procession marched through the principal streets OF
the town, ard finally dismissed at the house OF HUI
name Hose Co No. |, where collation. was in readi-
ness for the two Companies.
On the following day they united with the military
and Fire Department in doing. honor to the Annlver'
sary of Independence Day, after which they sat down
TO collation. a. the guests of Southwark Hose Com
papy.
In the afternoon they proceeded to the Forrest
House beautifully located in handsome grove about
mile from The town, where they sat down to dinner
given by Humane Hose Company of Easton.
A visit to the Ladies Fai, at u p M closed the
entertainments for the day, which will long be re-
membered BY them as one Of free, full and unnter'
rupted enjoyment.
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INCIDENTS.

INCIDENTS.
Our reporter while passing through Bayard street,
near Baxter, yesterday morning. saw vlainous-look
ing Irishman, with large bowieknife partially con-
cenled in his right coatsleeve. He was going toward
the BOwery
A man fred musket out Of an upper window of the
Branch Hotel, in the Bowery, yesterday morning
which caused great crowd to assemble. 1t was sup
posed that another riot was on the tapis
CoSprrIoy OF THE WoUSDED PoLIcEMES.-IPm.
Jenkins, one of the policemen who were so badly
beaten by the mob Saturday, is not so well this
morning, and lying in an extremely critical condition
oLn Me- min, the other Metropo policeman at the
Hospital, is somewhat improved in condition to-day
and there are reasonable hopes of his recovery
Up to the hour Of midnight no further disturbances
had occurred. The utmost degree of tranquility and
good order prevailed in the vicinity Of the Five Points
and adjacent streets.
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bep yesterday, and congratulated us on the order
maintained in the District on the F6urth and l
glad to cay that there was serious disturbance
yesterday. Some three .or four persons, whose
patriotism had not cooled down, commenced DIS,
turbance, but they were Immediately arrested and
taken before Justice Dawson who committed them to
get sober. A. NJ. PALMER, Sergeant.
TwESTY-sEcoyD PREcIscT.
james McVey, Irish Observation-Disclosures and dis.
orderly conduct Officer Bowley.
boy aged 10 years, named Dan. Traver, was found
nvinp insensbe in Fiteth street near Eighth avenue
Ne was brought to the Station. House and DE- Ives
sent for who administered the necessary remedies,
when his brother called and had him conveyed to his
residence, No. oil West Fortyeghth street under the
care Of Officer Lear.
was found open by Officers Scott and Jewett who
tered the premises and notified the inmates, who
searched the house, but missed nothing. The door
was then properly secured.
A lost child was brought in about o clock p. m,
and was restored to its parents;
ALLEGED RIOTERS DISCHARGED.
Justice Welsh yesterday afternoon discharged ia mes
Lane, Frank Fitzpatrick William Gill ard jeremiah
Ellis. who were arrested Saturday night as partic-
pators in the not between the Bowery Boys and Dead
Rabbits These parties have been in prison since their
arrest and were discharged for want of evidence no
one appearing to make complaint against them.
TRIAL OF THE RIOTERS.
The Court of Special Sessions commences its July
term to-day, Justice Osborn presiding and among the
cases to be tried those of the persons alleged to
have been particpators in the recent riot 1t is to be
hoped that all witnesses who identify any of these
violator. of the peace will attend and give their evil
deDce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-07

Ieemen in this Precinct but there were duty w.
,erdsy twenty men detailedhom the Eighth Ward and
about thirty special pstrolmen. Two arrests were
made during the day for drunkenness and dis0rdery
Q ,nduot.
THE POLICE FORCE OF THE CITY.
The Police force of the City of NewYork at present
consists Of Captains IS Sergeants A roundsmen, 90
on special duty, $50 policemen, 81 doormen, and the
fol,o,xinn Army Of Snecial Police
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The calendar is as follows:

John Bride, asst aud battery
John Brown, petty larceny.
Mary Ann Burns, Pct. larceny
Peter Colliss, petty larceny.
Geo. CheeseboIoush, ass. bat.
Andrew Coulter, petty larceny.
John Davis, petty larceny.
Edward Dye, riotins.
Mary Francis, petty larceny.
John Forms, petty larceny.
Barney Gallagher, rioting.
Owen Gilmsrtin, riotins.
Thomas Goodwin, ass and bat.
John Hart, ass. and battery.
William Hurley, petty larceny
Owen Kiylin, noting.
William Lsne, petty larceny.
John Albertin, petty larceny.
James Moore, petty larceny.
Thos. Msloy, petty larceny.
Pat. Maheuy. ass. and battery.
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Bryan McGaban, ass. and bait.
Patrick Mooney, rioting.
Thomas McGarry, rioting.
Pat. Mcbride, rioting.
Bervane McGovern, rioting.
Pat. Noone, rioting.
Ed. Nugent, petty larceny.
Valentine Nugent, pet. larceny.
Andrew Pluguer, pet. larceny.
John Patterson, ass. and bat.
Bae Rutte, ass. aud bat.
John Riley, petty larceny.
Henry Rsnck, petty larceny.
John Smith, petty larceny.
Johana Schliever, misdemeanor.
Edward Tyran, rioting
Andrew Murray, riotins.
John Kinney, riotiag.
Kusran Holland, rioting.
John Woods, ass. and battery.
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4. T. Jan o iofS 90 rrpNANnO wOoD
''e"'" EDWARD T. MARvINH.
But in relation to this whole transaction, the PLAIN
tfs allege fiat the defendant Wood was guilty. OF the
following frauds, that Is TO say
FIRST That Wood bad received no such ietter from
Thomas O. Larkn he pretended but that the ietser
exhibited by hun puIportng TO be such was iaise'
forged and simulated document. 49,
SrcOad: That the amount actually paid by Woco
for the bark John W. Cater was not $l2V0O; thar no
had hot recently purchased her. but had bought her IN
1915 or 1876 for $4,000, she being then fifteen years
old; that instead Of being worth $l4 0OO when ha Oh
her was sold 10 Maryne che not worth more IMAM
- 5CO and that the pretended bill OF saie OF het ca
hibited by Wood made to himself was '"ho'
forged and simulated document. u.oa g., 49,
Third u, That the bills exhibited oy "ooo tot *
penses in the outfit Of the John Ca.eI "eIe iaiSc
and fraudulent, some d them NOT Piopei ena.ees
against the ship at ALL and the others greaty increased
So III. hiIls actually rendered to Wood and paid by
him. n. ea. ,..vo ur.o,;oaa Inv
Uod IN reference 10 the account rendered OF purchase
of cargo by him. -,
Ard the defendants, as assignees Of Marvine claim
10 recover back, with Interest, the sums thus obtained
by Wood of Maryne, BY means OF false and audaien'
meter ses ard simulated documents.
In his answer, Wood denies positively, under oa'o.
every allegation of fraud made in the complaint ana
as to TIE origin OF the enterprise; the letter OF Lsrk
az the bill If sale of the vessel exhibited oy MIN
Wood TO Maryine. makes also up6er OATH the to-
lowing statemerts
"Tbe answer of Fernando Wood, the defendant IN
this oause, to the complaint et 'ae above P'"'A'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-07

lDrAp AsiMALs The Dead Animal ComnN"ee'
duiirg the week ending July g. has sent 10 "A"'1
Island "a dead horses cows, IL hog-' al aos' anu
2 goets.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-07
THE GREATEsT MEDICAL DIsCov-

cry OF THE AGE.
MR.. KENNEDY, OF Roxbury, has discovered in one
our common pasture weeds a remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF II N O r
From the worst scrofus down TO a common Pmple.
He has tried in eleven hundre cases. and never
failed exceptn two cases (both thund humor) He has
in his possession two humid certificates Of ita
value, all within twenty miles of Boston.
Two bottles warranted to nursing mouth.
One three bottles will the worst kind Of pimpes
the face.
Two to three bottles will clear the system Of boils
Two bottles warranted to cure the worst csnker in
the mouth and stomach.
Three to i've bottles are warranted to the worst
case Of eTyspeas,
One to three bottles warranted to all humor in
Two bottles are warranted to cure running of the ears
and blotches among the hair
Four to six bottles warranted 70 cure c9iEnPt anu
One Bottle win cure scaIy eruption Of the skin.
Two or three hotties warranted to cure the worst
case of ringworm.
Two or three bottles are warranted 70 cure the most
desperate case Of rheumatism.
Three or four bottles warranted to cure salt rhenms
Five to eight bottles will the worst Of scroua,
Directions for Use. Adult, one table spoonful pei
day. children eight years. dessert spoonuli children
from Ave to eight years. spoonful As nodirectioncan
beapplicabeto all constitutions, take enough to operats
on bowels twice day Mr.. Kennedy gives personal at
tention in bad cases of 2crofula.
KENNEDY's SALT RHEUM OINTMENT
TOBeused an connection with the Medical Discovery
FoR INFLAMMATION AND HUMoR OF EYES, this gives
Immediate relief will apply it on linen rag when go
ing to bed.
For SoALD HEAD you will the hair Of the affected
part apply the Ointment freely and you will the i'm
provement in few days.
FoR SALT RHEUM rub it wen in as often convent mt
For SCALES inamed surface you will rub in to
your hearts contents it will give such real comfort
that yoa cannot help wishing well to the inventor.
FOB SoABs; these commence by thin, acrid fluid oon
ing through the skim hardening the surface; in
short time full Of yellow matter; some an in
famed surface, some are noj you will apply the Oint
ment freely, but do not rub it in.
FoR SORE LEGL this is common disease, more SO than
is generally supposed; the skin turns purple covered
with scales, itching intoerably, sometimes forming
ming sores by applying the Ointment the itching and
Scales will disappear few days, bat you must keep
on with the Ointment until the skin gets his natural color
This Ointment agrees with every f"sh and gives nme'
diate relief in every skin disease flesh is heir to.
Price 50cents per box,
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, 100 Warren
Street, Rexbury, Mass.
For by every Druggist in the United States and
British Provinces. al5 daWly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-07

nISSOBUTION OF CosPA RTNER-
~ sHIP-The 90 partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned uuder the firms OF Reed 4 Clark
and VIM L. Clark Co., are tha day dissolved by mu-
tua consent fhebusness 81 the late arms will be set
tied BY Wm, Clark, and all per indebted tous are
requested TO make immediate payment "
4ele3AsA 3 ckH aH,81gi BENSAAtIeC REED,,A
VIM. L. CLARK.
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AUCTIONS.
By A. E. PECK. Auctioneer.

DIV n L. EGks ouCLlOnGCIs
XWTATCHEs, JEWELRY, AND FAM
w CY ARTICLES, At Auction, at the Auction
House of PUTNAM h CLARK, 14S Main street. comenc
ing on WEDNESDAY Evening, Nov. 4, and continue
Four Evenings,
This will be good opportunity to purchase Goods in
this line the Stock is large and we'll selected, and
must be sold Immediately for Cash
Goo during each day. at private SALE at low prices,
when ladies well gentlemen are respectfully invited
to call.
Sale commences each Evening at O'Clock, and all
Goods shall prove recommended, money refunded.
Please call and secure bargains, This week
JOSHUA GRAY, Salesman.
Worcester Nov. 4, 1857. DAT "A
A SSIG NEES' SALE.-By order of the Court of
n Insolvency for the County of Worcester will be sold
at Public Auction the premises in Worcester, Sat
urday, November IA, 1857, commencing at A. NJ
The valuable estate Harvard Street formerly owned
by @. W Oliver, now occupied by Mrs LeBaron and Mr.
Barker containing II 800 feet Of land with the large and
elegant dwelling house thereon, subject to mortgage for
$2l38 and interest.
The undivided half of the lot of land containing 6775
feet situated the North side OF Maple street and Of
the large Double House thereon belonging the Estate
of Beriah Curtis subject to mortgages Of 500, said
half.
The estate on the corner of Beacon and Sycamore
Streets occupied by Bsriah Curtis containing about
1900 feet of land, with a valuable Dwelling House
thereon, and the small tract Of land opposite said lot
the east side of Beacon street, subject to mortgage for
$1,000 and interest
The lot aud House No. a. on the north side OF Front
Street. occupied by Dwight Bartlett said lot
ains about 5000 feet subject to mortgage Of $1,000 and
interest.
All said Estates will be sold subject to the right of
dover of the wife of Berah Curtis and to the taxes there
for 1857.
The sale will commence on the first estate, and after its
SALE the other estates will be sold in their order on the
premises.
Terms of sale notes with satisfactory endorsers, pay
able in one two, three and four months EACH for
fourth of the amount Of purchase money.
For further information apply to
FRANCIS H. DEWEY, Assignee.
Worcester Oct. 80, 1857 dtnovl4
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MAItRIEI

DIED.
In Dell Prairie Co., Wis, Oct 26h, Mrs julia A., vile
Of Isaiah Il. ohickering formerly Of Barre 81 years
months.
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TO LET


ENOR SALE OR TO RENT.-The house oc
Il cupied by the subscriber No. 8, Wellington street
The house has sixteen rooms is in good repair, has Mar
Bile Kreframes, Bathing rooms, is heated by air fur
mace and the lot upon which it stands is hundred
feet square The house arranged to be occupied by
one or two families. Possession given Immediately.
GEORGE P. BRYANT.
Worcester, Oct 81, 1857. NJ d&wtf
TENO LET. A Tenement of six rooms in prime or
Il der on Cherry street JAMES R. PIERCE.
Corner Of Main and Austin Streets
Worcester, Nov. l. 1857. eodtf n3
EESTEEL RESIDENCE FOR SALE OR
We TO LEI The house recently occupied by John O.
Mason, Esq, corner of Elm aud Chestnut streets. For
particulars inquire of H. H ChambeIlin, or
M dow G. T. S. CURTIS No. 10, Main St.
HOUSE TO LET-Haf of House No 10 OK
ford street, good lower tenement, and pleasantly
situated. Apply to s. H COTTON, Queen street to
GODDARD Il EsTABR0oK, 2O7 Main street. diff OLA
STORE TO RENT-opposte the Bay State
~ House. Apply to VIM DICKINSON.
o20 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-07

CHAFIN 3 UAUM JNs
ATTORNEYS q COUNSELLORS at LAW
Nos. Il Worcester Bank Block, Worcester, Mass.
HENRY CHAPLIN, APPLETON DADMUN.
ap1 dtf
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BUSH CO., 81 Front street, sole wholesale agents.
Also sold by S. DINsMoRE, 90 Main street.
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LIN Woo LIN H - u 5 Z
II II RnNNRY Z On

L I'm Z . IL N II y U Z
H. t. B0NNEY & CO.,
Main street. Worcester, Mass,
Opposite the Depot of the Norwich Nashua Ftshburg
Boston, and New York Railroads.
II. T. BONsEY, J. G. BALL, THos. TUCKER
Chance Left will SELL for the money, my
ENTIRE STOCK without any reserve, at Tess than cost
The goods composed Of all the different articles and
goods used Clothing Men and Boys, and of the
most superior style and make, being all and fresh
Money must be had am prepared to make necessary
sacrifice to oh tain it. Look and be satisfied
WIN. 81. HUDSON,
o32 DIV Clark's Block, 259 Main street.
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NOTICE TO ooNTRACFoR As

Sealed proposals will be received by the subserberg
until Friday, Nov6, at g O'clock p.ln for bidding
JAIL HOUSE OF CORRECTION, and other Buildings
connected thersWith for the use Of the Counyof Wor
Those proposing may give proposals. for doing TIE en-
tire op in one contract they may give proposals. Tor
the stone Work, Brick Work and Pasteng, Carpenter
the several kinds Of work estimated for naming in their
Proposition the number OF Sectionsin the Specifications
included in such partial Proposition. ~
Plans and Specifications may be seen at the Office Of
the subscribers at No IA Central Exchange Worcester
Mass.
The Commissioners to- themselves the right to
reject any all Of the proposals offered for their con
siderationssu an m
No proposition will be considered that comes q hand
after O'Clock, p m, on Friday, Nov. 9.
Contractors will pleaae mark their Proposals. EST.
mates for County Buildings"
B0YDEN BALL
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PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
SANFORD CO., Prophetors, 3A6 Broadway, New
York.
Wholesale Agents In Boston-Burr Foster, & Co., No
lOornhill. Retail Agent. Russell Spalding ~ Ire
mont street, opposite Museum.
agent N Horosstsr-G. r. sPURR, Druggist, 2Ol
@aiu street. daw6m o2o
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-07

Magic Lotion For Headache, Neurlgia, Rheuma
tsm, Catarrh, Eoohache and Chis.If immediate relief
is not gveu the BOTTLE and the money will be
funded II will stop Headache, Neuralgia, Kheuma-
tsm, &C. if directions the bottle followed.
From eight bottles lie warranted to the Kheu-
matsm. For sale by CHAs CLARKE DAVID SCOTT, q. A.
HARRISGToN 4 Co., and CHAs SIBLEY.
ANS deTuGWly
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oHooL EsIGN.
RX IRA GLASSES.

An EVENING CLASS will be commenced
Monday, October, 10th,
For the accommod alton Of those who cannot attend
during the day. EifqA
Children from to IA years Of age will be received
at SO per year. g. AUS GEWttO q rFWfN
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY Afternoons parten-
lar attention will be given to those preparing teach
drawing.
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HEALTH AND sTRENGT H


SHERHY WINE BETTERS
Is the best medicine ever used Spring and Summer
complaints 1t has been more literally patronized than
same Richardson's Bters which has restored many
invaids health throughoutthe New England States dur
ing the past thirty years.
N. B. Beware of limitations called Sherry Wine Bit
ters The genuine have fac smile of my signature up
on the envelope Forsale by Druggists everywhere
and at my Office No 81 Hanover street, Boston.
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To NerVOnsS "a fie Pers.--4 Retired Clergyman,
estoreed to health 10 few days, after many years of
great suffering, is anxious to make known the
means of Will send (freeJ the prescription used.
Direct to Rev. JOHN M. DAGN ALL, No. 90 Fulton Str
rooklyn, N. Y deod&w3m jySm
.av FRANCIS {. MISNER,
Teacher Of Languages. ............No. Brnley Hail.
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Invites attention to his recent importation Of the newest
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executed In the neatest manner No So NINE street nm
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