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Whole number, lW
OF these IS arc of American birth and |? of foreign
birth.
The following are the particulars t" be observed
l. John Maroon, Third Assistant Postmaster Gen
cra appointed May l., lSiO was born III ireland,
came here when eight months old.
:. John Agg, clerk, appointed, June y, lH'li born
IN Englnnd resided here lnr more than ~ years.
3. \. II"cn, clerk, appointed june b ls.'li born
IN Switzerland, resided hrrr:1 years.
/. j. Lawrcnsom, clerk, appointed April !. 1871;
~ years in this country.
>. Il. \. SchwarHinan clerk, appointed June, ISIS:
born in Germany came Ia this country when H. Year.
Of age, served 10 wears in the American army.
&. T.. Doncy, clerk, appointed July |, lSI3 born
in ireland, came tbs country when years ot a.,",
now - years in the cOHntry
:. j. X. C"ndnn, clerk, appointed july |, lS,5;
born in Ireland came here about Il years oiage now
10 years odd.
s. j. T.. McMahon, clerk appointed May :, 1873;
horn i'm ireland came here infant, - years oi
age.
y. James Mrrorrirk, clerk, appointed july :"
1871; born IN Ireland curnc here young, now 10 ycaGe
old.
10. &. Mcdonnell. mr-s"ngcr, appointed August
TO- 1852; born in ireland, rcsdcnt in the country 81
wears.
u. r. Mo!chom, watcMnan, appointed Nlnr =!
IS::. bora in ireland. resident in this country many
years.
T.. Jua Orr, clerk. appointed August, ISL; born IN
Ireland resided here years served =! years III the
Mexican war aud wns bndly wounded
80 much ior the Post uIlicc Department.
pEPaRTMFNT OF THE INIFkI0E.
The Interior Department shows the following ~.
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oNE NCNDRED D0ILARs REyYARD,

Ii ~, from tha -ui ;riber on the 18th inst, my
. 10, ' room servant, WILLIAM lie slender made,
m us aSel about seventeen yesrs old, light brown
.t,s" S..ck III his speaking and action He had on
{, T az 's !. ah. be Preparing 10 90 Nor or 10 Norfolk
y pe "h're ne was fused ;li iiJed ,Gst year aith
SsGs,sSyH,, Sy, st Old Point Comfort will give s:5 if
gu, II Sa nas N,''y Of Richmond so if out Of IT,
~ lstnsr to o., 'a;' & dsIvefed to me- with any necss.
oS FoS !t-d.,! a. MN here, WM. GRAY,
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TIE CYANE BOI'ND FOR CUBA--TllE
NEM EPIC AIE MERRlMACk.

Bosros, April 23.--rhe s!nop Of war Cyane is t"
Innye for Cuba some time this week. Among her
officers il Lieut. Strain, late OF ni the lsthmIs OF Da.
rirn exploration party. The Cyane will carry two
hundred and tiIty mru, n told, and be under the com
mnnd OF ). u. Wilson.
Tine ship carpenters having finished planking the
new steam irigatc Mrrrmack, the work upon her III
terror i, progressing rapiy. 1t is supposed that she
will be ready for launching IN the latter part "f May.
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JuDGr BArLY.-We regret to learn through
correspondent OF the Alexandria Sentinel, thai 'uaso
#. H. Bayly was taken with hemorrhage ae Mnne
making a speech at Northumberland Court h0D''
last week.
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r.ru az MISSIONARY

nos1os, April IA private letter from rom Geylon
mentions the death. by cholera on Inc hsv, Dan,e, 1
Of Missions. The cholera was raging with much ia
tality there,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-27

fHSiiE Tract Of Land formerly owned by the late Ed
mund a, Locke,t, decd lying upon Tomahnwk Greek,
AID adjoining the lands OF W. Wniree, Jr, AbD. Cheat
tan, Jr and others. The Tract contains AT! and
w,n uiuped the growth Of wheat, md to-
tGcco and upon ls very good dwelling house, with
n llt Of the necessary outhouses
The place very healthy and the society in tho neigh
t.yaU5l good :.
ALou, one third is in the original growth, and much OF
me remainder pine which mar ket may be had n
Cn.lneld Depot tina. being only 3! miles distant
For rr,ns &c which ale liberal iii early application
made apply 10 LoCkEIl raNhEl,
"a
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WAsHINurox. April %, 1853,


To the Edioy Of he IiHShN@i,H fns"":
In several Know Nothing papers ! hnvc seen an cX-
tract "i letter, pupurlin2 10 br from Boston cor
respondent oi the New York Evening Post. which
states that Mr.. Wise, III recent letters IL gentlemen
ni standing in Boston. gives up all leu Of his elcc-
lion in Virginia.
From recent letters to friends, who we hope are
gentlemen of standing are enabled to brand
this II most Infamous alSchOnd, gotten up Dy nj
iuitms abolition Journals to iniurc Mr. NlrH pros
pect- in Virginia So far from Mr.. Wise having done
nIIv such ihug his friends here III the constant
receipt ui letters from him speaking conhdentiy NOT
only ot his election, but of triumphant iha)"rlt,S
The only thing queer about this matter is, mat Tue
man who has given publicity to =" Unparalleled Il nc
has access n the contents oi lrirr" reccNrd ny
"geaielacn OJ Startling - G1'i"H, IT. hy the Terms
.'cntlclncn uf s,aing, h" meant decent, rrSpcc-
table men. But we are Willing! I" believe TOR the
sake of these same "gr3'iH,H&t |6Hd'hs. II tIcytS-
lst anywhere IN the fertile imagination ot The CORES
pondcnt al the. POST that that statement II equally
inl-. Ii at ANY time during tins canvass the sun 81
democracy has been OBJ cured by dark clouds which
.orrboded Storm they have passed away, aud It only
shines brighter now for the ob:cury II suffered, ana
il will shine brighter still on the fourth Thursday IN
Nav next, when virgima's sons shall from her noun
tan hla and valleys proclaim, iii thunder tones, that
Know. y Nothingism, smelling IL, it does, 81 strongly
ot the abolition odors of the Evening Post stinks
-, ,h.;r nn,,,iIs TRUTH.
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o.,

tn. undersigned Directors Of the Bank OF Com,
nsrc hayc carefully examined the above -tatcmc"i OF
The conditi1n the said bank ana ccry Le same 10 oe
correct Il. g., ,r "A ,5-r
J. H. FlCKLEN, President,
WM A. LITTLE,
THOS +. kNOX.
r. A. WELLFORD,
H. GARNETT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-27

BROAD Rock RAcEs.-The Spring races over tbs
Course, fur miles South Of this city, commcr"cd On
Tuesday last We annex the purse, distance 'nt1ca'
aud time:
sweepstake for three year old colt" and fiilcs,
mile heats, $500 entrance. SlDO forfeit
Tulley and Chealam entered gr c. BY Revenue,
dam Andrcwctta, !
Thomas boswell tII. l.. Brnokcl entered br 9. by
Ra;,io p,yton dam by Emancipation, =
Jno ISrlcher Is. c. MacouJ entered b. c. By Tai
Iy-IIo. dam by Paris, ) 3
Calvin Green entered b. c. by imported Sover-
cicn. dam Ann Chase, %
Calvin Green entered ch. {. by Belshazzar dam
by Glencoe, pd. #.
Time, l.j2!-l5li.
BROAD Rock RAcEs.-Tbc race, Yesterday, for
900, two mile hents, won by Mr. Belcher's Die
Cappcrtou. in two heats, beating o. T. llare's Flo
renee, und C.. Green's ch. <. by Shamrock. Mr. Dos
wells Saline was withdrawn. Time, 3.ij; 3.JJ..
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lORtHINl-HS RULE AMERICA.
The following table showing Tie number {" Americans
Hn foreigners, respectively, holding Office under the .dc.
ra government -how- Tint t0r1ius rHiag 4wr.
Read THIS, ana say, fellow citizens Virginia,
vu who born and Oh the soil OF Vir an If you
th"n give up your country the control OF foreigner
nI CatholIcs Rrhl and beware how You vOtcio Hen
- 4 Wise ior your Governor
THmbcr Gi Foreigners nnd dnryir1n< p0Lp Loliiqy Ofrc
GGder Hc U"itGd S:6tss G0c.,Amtnt at Washington
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-27
FROM LOUISA COUNTY.
. hc Editors Of hr EmYrWer:

To thC EdTOrS OF me EMyrWer:
LOUISA &. H. April 81, 1855.
lloaday ls here, anu has consented to accept the
nomination, and every body seems infinitely pleased
aud encouraged.
The friends u Caskic nr. sanguinr about our whole
ticket Pendlc'"n, It IL supposed, will carry some
800 MINORITY, and II IL not supposed that any loss IL 10
inll Oh Ca-kc.
! can give Won another piece ot gomi r:ws. The
people are iIih,H" ol systematic orgaHiLaton-n
thin" Louisa men have not Il" Yet cOndcsccndcd tO.
II they will to that CHSkir will have 300 mn nry \
plan Ut organization ~ forwarded Ia the Central Com
mIticc. Ii will b. Useful Ia cause il to be adopted
and forwarded Ia the county electors, and enforced
The Democratic vote has been KEEP; up in Hanover
hi- plan Tor the Ills corporation i'll the dis
personal character his competitor, and his sup
posed position III respect /" thu plans OF the Central
Rail Road Company, viii, it is SUPPOSED, bring many
Wings and Know Nnilugs tu hlIn. This srratchln%
ot tickets, and asking dispcnsations, must hurt the
adversary, and ii should br brought them at once
| suppose, from the account OF II Hanover Wing,
that the Democracy here exploded the fusion party IN
Hanover. He SAYS without hesitation, that the De.
ncracv have all quilted the sccrGt councils i'll lluno
ycr How wonderful the difference in the color Of tbs
object when the tint Of the glass is changed
Here they think Know = othnglsm ~ i'll strait
Their candidate pr the House OF Delegates declines,
an they are ut SKIES and sevcns again. Proper et-
forts are alone wanting here, and every where, to
arouse the good and patriotism OF the people,
and To- give Us usual ascndancy Bnt efforts
must be Inar, without respect 10 cost or labor l
will mol and cannot fear about the result
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The RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RITCHIE, PRYOR & DUNNAVANT.
>~~E~~>>>>>r-~~~>>~>-
WIN F. RlTCHlR & ROGER A. PRYOR, EDITORS.
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL &c, 1853
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-27

J. Y. MASON, Esq.-Mr. Mason, our Minister to
France, whose progress towards complete Gonzales
ccnce has not been ma rapid recently as antcipa
ted has LETT Paris for Nice, in Italy with hc view &"
remaining some time, in the hope that the air OF the
Mediterranean may prove Of service Ia HIN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-27

ME. ErlrvR Observing in Yesterdays Argus ali
article from the Richmond Enquirer in reference 10
HrCEIEE. The Wonderful, feel constrained 10 make
few remarks concerning his history, and 10 place on
their guard tor the future all honest politicians who
!nny have been duprd by the erSvcrsall"rs ot this
political tric;.irr.
| am -omrwla. n-oniIhe,l that the press should
have deemed the acts al thus =" such Importance
n. 10 require special notice. The iht at his having
sold himself body and soul I" every thing IKE cor
run,ou IN politicshis zeal III carrying out the be
hrsts of his present leader, ''SAM -Intccd, all his
pa.t acts should induce every who has the le"st
regard for political honesty, 10 shun the party oi
which hc is member. have known This man well
in all departments of life, While II resident "i Bat-
mor. he hal the misfortune to lose his property once
by lire hc was there also robbed oi his honest hard
earnings in that city he failed III business The NUN
brr of times il is not III my power now to remember
His German friends generously started hun anew al
cnrh successive failure, until finally their patience be-
came exhausted, they found their riortS tn sustain
him were not appreciated. Hence his withdrawal
from the Drrnm'rnlic ranks and his assocla"n with
the party al Know N0fhlnGs. II" IS well qualified la
bc The eadcr oi such party. for verify he knoweh
nothing.
sincerely pity the poor Foreigners whom 1t S IN
his power 10 chole. pity the party ri which he Is
clnssrd m,nrber. pity all. indeed who may be 50
unfortunate To he brought IN contact with this
man. NaSHAl.
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MAILING DOWN THE BASE COIN.
FOREIGNERS EIIF AMERICA

The following gross misrepresentation is still going;
The rounds of the Know. Nothing and Wing presses
,t thc State.
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From tie Boston Courier webster WMe)


ASAp Cu,PrrR IN THE IIiSToRY OF 4 GREAT
STATr.T,e House rf Representatives was III session
six hours al n half Oh Saturday, and WAS engaged
nearly the whole OF That time i'll discussion ot the
the on TS"I s. q" wiSsr % s"s ns
c"mlntte" of itr body T." invade private rcsdenccs
but the vulsnr i-sun Of whether Mr. Hiss did anything
wrong the 'Usrasiun ut his official excursion To
Lowell, and wlttShcr, ns charged in the debate, he
.'cApcred ninbly in ladys chamber, Ia the lascvi
Gus pleasing Of Mrs. Patterson at the exlnn-c of the
Commonwealth. IL Is not our fault that our columns
urc again bultbened with the stale stuff which forms
the substance "f most of the spccchrs and il s not
fault that the real issue has been blpkcd out q"
sight by the disgusting details o lcclcIs exploits.
1t will be- seen that the House first discussed the
character u Nr. II ss for two hours aud half with
open doors, .pnd after I'm unryamped eschewns of
uilnoral Observation-Disclosures that if the manber
actually cUllthI'tcd adultery while official business,
the House c1,'ld not reach hn.Mr Stebbin's order
Of Friday calling upon Mr.. Lincoln, the chairman of
the committee appointed 10 investigate the conduct
of Mr. Hiss I" report the evidence adduced III the in
vcstigation for ihc use Of the House, was adopted
ThcIeupOn the House went into Committee ni the
Whole, expelled the spectators and the rcprcscnta-
tves of the pr,s, md locked the doors. An abstract
uf the EVIDENCE has been obtained, bur we have no
idea Of the character of the speeches which were de-
livered, our reporter with the other gentlemen Of
the press, pas driven from his desk. We do not
deem il worth while Ia waste comment upon these
disgraceful proceedings, but invoke the attention Of
the people r MtssaChusrs to the inc that their rep
resentatvcg ncr first dennpucing tie editorial trn-
ternity GerreiY e>pcii' the reporters Of the press
from the IIoun', aud thcn with scaled doors proceeded
to discuss state affairs, We also invite the attention
of every moral lnan nlnl woman in this Common
wealth tn the sentiments advanced by those who "p'
posed the reception 81 the evidence OF the nvcstIn-
ting COMMITTEE. We end what We have to say "n
this is:slstn, affair with the following cusiOn, suG-
pestcd by Islu-nl Of All article last week, in one oi
the official ur.nn=:-
'1'is said tlet bees rGs.c-s the wonlrOua power
To cxrTfci L0ney from the viicsr flower:
The BustpS Bee doth here bat i'll ruccccd
In drawD -iruc from n noxious weed
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Tho Undersigned, Directors g. the Bank ol scntt-vI"
hny. examined the yr 81 the condition
said Bank and lrrby certify h" same t. BE- correct
Given under hands, this 9TH day Oi Apnl, l-5J
J. W MASON,
JOSEPH T. STATOH,
WILLIAM ". WADE,
e. n KAGIANp,
HENRY CAN'T
ALHFMARLE COuE1I-To
WIN D. DhYi- Crshirr "i III" Phnk {" SrOiisr VILE, rrf
sOnrlly appeared before Justice OF the Peace iUr t
county and nnGc oath that the ann"Xrd sth.m"ni IL h"
CONDITION said Bank is t0 the best oi liz h"
and knowledge.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of April, 70.
/ w MASON, ! =
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EXCHANGE BANk,
NORFOLK. April Il. lSJJ.

EXCHANGE BANK,
NORFOLK, April 4. 1859
To EIis Excrency JoaEPH JoHSsoS Governor OF Virginia
Sir- have honor cEcl"sr you sthenrht o the
condition of this Bnnk the 3st De-. omLer, 1871.
Vcry respectfully, your obt scrv't,,
G. w. CAMP, Cashier
4 CoMP,RA1IyE VIEW OF TiIH CoSDITIOS or THE En-
CHANGE BAsx or VIKGiSIA ASD TrS BHsSCHEs TaEES
FROM THE SrArEMrsrs or JlsT DECEMBER lsj3, A"D
3lsT DECEMBER lsJI
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OFFICE OF THE BANK OF KANaWHA,
Maiden, Va ArRu = 1855 :
To his EXcccncy JOSEPH JouSsoS Governor of Vir.Is.
Sr-ii"rewiih please md statement OF the Bank Ct Ku.
nnwha. Very respectfully,
c. HEDRICK Cash.er
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BANK OF BERKELEY IN VIRGINIA.


MAKTISsBUKG ArRIL l3, 1855.
JosEriI JOHNSON Esq, Governor OF Virginia. Richmond
DEAR SIR Il transmit, herewith exhibit the
dtou the Bank OF berkeley, in Virginia the lst di
OF April, 1855 required by law
Very truly and respectfully, your-,
D. BuRkIART, Cashier
STATEMENT Of THE CoSDITIoN TIE BANK OF BEEEE-
LEY, ~ NikGISIA MARTISSBUkG APRIL l. lr,5
Wheeling City Bonds guaranteed, and State
Bonds deposited in the Treasury of Nr.
gina. Oo,CO0 90
Suspended account Tor premium psid oh above
Bonds 5000 20
I'M Lis nj Nyrlsnoo 4
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FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA, !
RTCHMoSD, APRIL ~, 1853
TO His EXcrllrncy JosErH JoHSsoS, Governor OF Va
sir-I have the honor transmit herewith quarterly
statement the condition oi this lnnk, H"ppcscd on
the l-t of april instant.
nm very respectfully,
Your ubcdcut servant,
]. A. SMITH, Cashier.
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OF VIRGINIA BANKS.

BANK OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND 2lst APRIL, l-JJ
SIR transmit herewith, required by law the Quar-.
rery Stnrment OF the Condition o the Bank Virginia,
as il existed the l,t in-tant.
lam. very respectfully, Sir,
Your obedirnt servant
SAMUEL MARX. Cashier.
To Ills Exccllency JOSEPH lon.soS, Governor OF Va.
GENERAL STATE OF THE BANK OF NIRGIHIA AND BRANCH.
- THE lsT APRIL, EJ5, COMPARED WITH I'M
lst 1y
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VIRGINIA, kANAwHh County, TO WIT:
This day. c. IlCirck Cnslcr OF III" Bank of kansw-
before me- nnd made oath that the hereto
annexed is aud the br- Oi lila Know ledge
and belief Witness my hand, this l7th dsv ~ April lsjj
JAS MORTON, j.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, City of Richmond, Set.
This dav Samuel Marx Cashier oi the Bank OF virginia
personally appeared before me- Alderman OF said CHy
md nude oath ihat the foregoing statement exhibits the
true condition OF the Bank OF Virginia as II existed Oh the
lst inst 10 the best OF his knowledge and belief
Given under my hand this al-t day ot April $50.
r. n BURTON, J P.
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'1's said ihts bees posses the wondrOus power
To cxufci H0ney from Tie viicst flower:
The Bu-tpS Bee d"ia here but i'll ruccccd
In drawing -irtuc iIOIu noXious weed.
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STATEMENT OF THE cosotr'o" OF rHE BA.K OF EASA-

Th, undersigned, Directors q the Bank hnuay, Ll
have Ully examined til" xcd o;
un and hereby certify that tho Given
under our hnnd- this Sd day u April le:,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-27

BANK OF SCOTTSvliIE,t
aCoTIsvuLT Va. APkIL 6TH lsLj
JosEpH J0Hsao.. Esq, Governor OF Virginia.
DDAR SIR:--I send enclosed s"tClnsLt, showing h;
condition of thi4 Bank on the 3lst ul
Very respectfully,
Your ubcdicnt servant
W d. DAVIS. CE-h8r.
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The following IL rom the Department oi stale II
will be observed that the pr"p"rtlon "t foreigners
holding Office under this department IL somewhat
,,r.u,.r tbnn usual aud tho renaon obv!ona: NUN
h.r Of tha consulafca do I,h rhy living cumpcnsh-
tinn American citizens cannot and will not accept
nf such appointments, and ilIry given To foreign
crs simply because nobody else will lake them:
DIrALIMrNr SrAIE.l
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VIRGIsi, BFPHELEy CorSTy, TO wit:
Personally. appeared before the undersigned No
tary Public in nni io the county Aforesaid D. DukEar
Cashier 0i the Bank 0i Berkeley, III NIrgnp nTd mado
onh thui the foregoing oi tho conon OF said
Bank - the l-t day oi April, l-5.. j. iru.
Given under my hand, Ihs 10Th OF April, ls5I
WM u. BIRklIARI Notary Public.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-27

STATE VIRGINIA, CITY oy RICHMOND, TO WIT:
a smith, Cashier oithc Farmers Bank OF Virginia this
day personally Appeared before Jucc OF the Peac"
of the City Aforesaid and made oath that the annexed
statement made out from the Books Of the Bank and
from the quarterly returns received from the BraIces Is
correct TO the best ot his knowledge md belief
Given under my hand this nth day OF April, ls3'
H. N. BURTON, j. =.
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s6,.s g:4 II s5,i2l.ls7 -
q. W. CAMP, Cashier.
BANK OF COMMERCE, !
FRrDrRICKsBuRo April Ii, 1855. 5

STATEMENT OF THE CoSDITIoS OF TIE BAsK OF Con-.
MERGE, FREDER!cH5BrRG, MARCH, 81, 1855.
,,.;,.I S,a.Ir .,Lacr,hnd apd raid in 90
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COMPARATIVE STATE or THE FARMERS FANE OF NIR-
GI:tA, IhCLvDISG THE BRANCHES, on THE lSr DAY OF
APRIL, lsjI ASD THE lsT DAY or APRIL, lSJ5:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-28

Z e A L II E r BELTING
F. OR E & co., SO kneeIand ST.,
Between the Worcester g. Old Colony Depots,)
BOSTON.
Manufacture and keep constantly on hand, the hest
SOUTHERN OAK TANNED LEATHER BETTING
ALSO
Belt ttFveEs, Burrs, and Lace Leather
Of the best quality, and superior article of
BELT EMENT.
discount from the usual prices viii be made which
will enable purchasers to buy of much cheaper ,a at
any other establishment
Especial attention given to Orders and WATERPROOF
Cementing
N B. All Belts made at this establishment are war
nted to give satisfaction d&w6n+ feb13
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-28

DAILY PAPER.-Five dollars per year. $3.50 for six
y1onths; 81 rs for three monts 10 cents per week. single
opies two each. When paid strictly in Advance,
deducton of 81 year will be made and proportionate
educton if paid quarterly or half yearly in advance.
WEEKLY PAPER.--Price two dollars year; 81 for six
months and so cents for three months If paid strictly in
advance, S1,75 cts year; single copies cents each.
II The postage the daily by mail to any part of
Massachusetts, is 10 quarter other States IS cts
quarter On the Weekly in Worcester County, moth n.y.
iu all other parts of Massachusetts, 10 year, in
other States, "a cts year
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-28
MONDAY MORNING, MAY
Boston advertisements.
IA q GOODS AND TOYS!
HOLDEN &c CUT FER,S
French and German Importing House,
10 h II KILBY STREET, BOSTON

HOLDEN &c CUT TER,S
pfench and German Importing House.
10 II KILBY STREET, BOSTON.
me subscribers have by late arrivals of the Steamers
oaaa atlantic, and Africa, received direct from Paris
ana the prin3ipal European markets a new stock Of
FANCY GOODS AND TOYS,
selected ana mace up under the supervision of one of The
hfm, during late visit to England and The Contr emit
amongst the arrivals will offer to the trade on the
most favorable terms.
Our Spring Importations consist of
cases Piver's PERFUNIERY;
FANS, of every variety;
- WILLOW BASKE S;
KeaI Meerschaum PIPES;
PORTE M0NNAIE. and SEGAR CASES;
POCKET CUTLERY and SCISSORS:
Ladies' CABAS;
10 Hair and Tooth BRUSHES;
Il " FARINA COLOGNE,
BACKGAMMON BOARDS
GLASS BEADS and BUGLES
PeT Shtps Panama Helena and Is Bell from Bremen
I4o CASES OF GERMAN TOYS.
Varying in price from SIP to 500
Inese TOYS are well assorted, put up expressly for
the Retail trade, and offered for sale in Original PACK
ages. " ~ . '''N' "'"
VI have full assortment of RUBBER Goops and STA.
E GOODS IN great variety; all Of which We offer at small
aiYance on cost Of manufacture
Orders respectful ly solicited
HOLDEN s. CUTTER.
10 II Kilby Street Hoasou
Soie agents for SANDERsoN & LANERGAN's Fire Works
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-28

A boy seven years of age, fell into the
Connecticut river, at Haydenville, day or
two since, and was rescued by the Rev. Mr..
Cook. On his way home, person remark ed
to him, "You got pretty wet, didn't you -
eyes, said the little one, "but the man that
came in after me got as bad ducking as
did -