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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-29

S.k-
.ynce, while If their situations could be made
known they would receive the aid they so much
mead What can be done for these people9 Must
they perish with cold because of their inability to
an AFTER IL Z Or, will our humane citizens adopt
some plan of having them sought for and relieved
Reoonrs are more numerous in the streets now
than wa have seen them for years. and soma of
them doubtless are worthy objects of charity. but
most of them are vile imposters and have taken the
present occasion TO work upon the feelings of our
citizens and procure contributions by false renra
sentations knowing that there are the fewest nnm.
Der of persons who are willing TO turn deaf car
10 appeals for aid at this inclement season when
there are 30 many sufferers In our midst.
Trapsi--A few such days as yesterday and III.
railroads will be clear OF snow, and the river Of
ice. when trade and travel may again resume its
regular course. Great fears are expressed by I'm
siness men, that q sudden thaw, causing the river
to break up, will produce terrible freshet ana
besides sweeping away bridges and dams, will
prove most destructive TO vessels now living IN tho
river. The snow melted rapidly Yesterday the
wind being South and the sun very warm.
John Brougaam, the talented actor and po,Dt. >
gentleman, ID now fnlhlling an engagement A. ~
Richmond theatre, aud from the high commsnda.
lions bestowed upon him by the press throuchon,
zoe country we feel warranted in saving tfst ha
WI prove an attractive card to our nlavsoa., NC
sif D. not only an actor but an author ~ eon.a.-
fsoie merit, as those who have real III; S T..
Eons wai aonndanty testify. The pieces selected
80 ..ssa,s.g are such as to enable him 10 show
his cspaeties and we therefore bespeak for lay
large and fashionable audience. 'o' MN
1s raS Ssasa-.Edward s. Gentry free negro
speesrsd before the Mayor yesterday To answer
Sa, asssss !. ,hakag sand ont of Rockets street.
ha'lon was postponed until this nsornine -
~ Aga'n Clinton James, an old offender, came
before the Mayor yesterday to answer the charge
NJ. b ona an unlawful assembly Of negroes In
wssnssa .asI Friday, but owing TO Ne absence Of
ing. "As Popefs"ss '. s-s- $3.50
h.sa - ne Gatters.--Merchants and others should
~ ne Cutters before their doors opened At once
permit the water u run OF - g -
Broke loose Yesterday morning one Of thu
-" attached 20 Dr.. Trsut's sieigh broke loose
49, tas Exchange Estei, and made tracks for bis
ssssss sas did naiHasy . de ssAlcis . S \ : :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-29

DEONS Of the best quality aud at the lowest prices
He sole agent this city for the sale Of the eele
brated Nunns Clark's PIANOS, which not sur-
passed by any other makers and equaed but by few.
Also, Gale Co.'s superior Pianos. s=s
Guitar and Violin STRINGS, of the best quality.
He has the largest stock of MUSIC TO be found In
this State and is the latest Pub
cations which he will sell the reduced prices
and upon good terms can be had elsewhere.
az Pianos tuned, repaired and Teton hire.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-30
LARKIN SMITH,
REAL ESTATE BRO * r. II

OfICp I5U MAN ctTttIi
IA now prepared to offer at GREAT BARGAINS, good
variety new Houses In the city, In almost any irseuon
or distance from the City Hall, that may Dc oeSrsui anu
for cRhDiT that cannot TAIL 10 suit
He will sell few VERY low for cash, or he VIII give a
credit on come Of them from nftsen to twenty ars, "
desired. Also, BUILDING LOTS IN THE CITY, and
FARMS IN THE COUNTRY, As usual
The public respectfully invited to call and examine,
and W viii BIZ happy " wait upon them, and phow our
ahaoftnunt du nuh2l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-30
GARDENS, &c.

The results of experience and the theories of science
all attest that this mode of fence is superior any here
ofore in in economy, strength coseness elegance,
portability and durability
This Fence is vanished with asphatum varnish, which
protects from rust and mparts to it beau I'll black
color It's perfectly secure as barrier against farm
stoek does not catch the wind ndestructib by fire
reShet does not cOnne the heat but admits freely the
solarraya does not occupy the SOIL or harhor verma
stone walls and quickest hedges do; requires repair
save coating of Varnish once in four or five years
and possesses sufficient elasticity to enable it, without the
least INJURY 10 experience that expansion by the feat Of
summer and that contraction by the cld of winter which
nave been so fatal to other modes of iron fence.
zach roll contains Twenty RoDs 6 feet per rod The
fence Is secured to the posts by staples (hon-headed
screws one stlpe over each lateral wire, each post
The posts are of the usual atrengtt and are of wood
though they be OF iron or stone they are set ten
apart; ane NO RAILS-are requir ed.
For sale in Worcester by Mayors, Bigelow Co.. IS an
Manufactured and sold by
L
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-30

y e '@''' 'o'@' and "do" sell Fancy Dry Goods
'''eapef than any other house in Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-30

We Act up to what we
0O"sly perform what we Dromise.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-30
THE WORCESTER SPY.
ERMs OF PUBLICATION.

Printed and Published by JOHN MILTos EARLE, 4
THOMAS DREW a: No 212 Main Street. Worcester Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-30

| 'ue view YORK Branch can be found the obeanast
pest and most fashionable Fancy Goods ever sr.d -
could be offered in the State Of Massachusetts yo
just returned from Head Quartersn having bes ,,r
the last week engaged in buying large o,s at spc,i II
New York. and can with the greatest candor inform
ene pubic th-t our stock not only the hsndsoest b
aSo 'ne most extensive that seen this side of Go
than" ''Ne u eO-
Laoies 1t will do your eyes" and also your aHeartsn
good' to gaze on the immense quantities of Ribbons
Aace'' Em6rolaeriss, GIoDes, Straw Bonnets Flonc.
CIV &C. &C. heape on our shelves and counters And
""' IS OF more consequence, your pockets will not he
erp'eu oy buying from us. We guarantee to sell from
20 per cent cheaper" than any other pqrtv and
o"n' WIZ aad do perform what say. we blow no
JoH gas but only inform our patrons what we can do
our resources are unlimite and defy and laugh at
compeu ION Read the following list of prices. all mem
goods and no ELECTED styles.
TRIMMED STRAW RoNNETs, every style ever
thought Of cheap cheap!
ouV plain Straw Bonnets, SOC to 50 90
QUO Fancy Straw Bonnets, 25c to s4
4uo Bloomers, from SOC to 75o, great bargains.
100 Shake HITS, 75c to ssc each.
1000 Muslin Collars &c to So
QUO FRENCH COLLARS 374c to 81 Is worth at leas.
double the money.
4oO Lace Collars, &c to 75c.
AGO pairs Flowing and Banded SIEEyES OK. to 80 "a
Some great bargains in those.
500 yards Swiss and Cambria Flounenps aw,,l oheo,
Ao0@rtons Rich Bonnet Ribbons, 124c to SOC yard
cheaper than ever. Lock at them.
oo boxes French Flowers, s, to 1853 a pair.
90 dozen Wove Bosoms, plain do Ice; Embroidered do.
25c.
40 dozen Gents coored bordeed uapdkerohes 1oc N
SOC each
100 Infants Waists, $50 to 81 So
lOo zen Ladies' Iii zen Handkerchief &c to 25c each.
Laiies' Kid Gloves, 3Oc to 75a pair. Very cheap
oo 1ozsn Ladies Heavy English Hose, 1Oc and 121c per
pair Finer qualities in proportion.
LlSie Thread and silk Gloves, in any quantity
swiss Cap Patterns, very fine, loo to zoe each.
ohldrens colored Oordered Handkerchies, 5, and &c
each, fast colors
stamped Collar Patterns, &c each, cheap.
spool Cotton &c; Hooks and Eyes 2c Tapes &c; Brads
SC, sc.
brio Musns plaid and dotted; Fans, &c, &c, at our
usual low prices.
Gents Linen Collars lOc and 124o; Heavy Socks 1Oc
and l23cj Haudkerchies; Lille Thread and Kid Gloves
&C., &C., very cheap.
Then hurry to No. Sc, pasre you ,om get choice
e'Qt Of goods, and very small "BtL"
oAA Price-Goods Marked in Plain Figures.
EOrk Branch,'' Sc Main Street,
MAKENZIE, PRATT, & co.
Branch OfNshe Mammoth Emporium,
382 BowERY,
NEW YORK.
EolDEDLH THAsEsT BARGAINS
can be found now, as ustS - The nsr ~"
GROSS & STha uss
l52 Main St., directly opposite th>po.t osoo
SUCH A. v
EMBRorDERIES,
LACEs,
GLOVES,
HOSIERY,
PRINCES, and
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
in great variety.
Call and the great sacrifices that made daily at
Store in the prices of these goods and save money
| by purchasing of US.
GROSS 81 STRAUSS,
my15 No, 1852 Main Street.
g T II e ID SA T L EMS
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"A n 9 Y G. O o D S
IN PILES AND "HEApSn
NO E"d to tie V,arsetv.

The New York Branch is :. Excelsior.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-30
PATENT AGENCY


United States, Great Britain. France.
AMI other European countries.
The Subscriber, A PRACTICAL MECHANIC AND
DRAFTSM AN well acquainted with the Patent Laws has
been for some years very successful in obtaining Pa
tents
He continues to make Models and to prepare Specif
cations Drawings and all necessary papers, and 10 pro-
Patents ia the Uni ed States and European coun
tries Foreign business confded to rusty and re
sponsibe agents.
An business confded to will be promptly attended
to at the t0est rates Casually Is per lower than
the would be done by others in the profession)
Having connections with one of the best Agents at
Washington, and making frequent trips there am epa
bed to keep thoroughly posted all matters relating to
Patents and Inventions thus aording the best fac
tiles for preliminary examinations and advising Inyen
tors in regard to securing Patent for their Inventions
Inventors will find their ADVANTAGE to nut their in
tcahle, (ths frequently Patent in case of ques
ton OF priority Of invenon and insult reliable
person acquainted with the Patent Laws proceedings
the Patent Office. to securing their rights.
All communications strictly con6de tal. Advice as to
mode of proceeding given gratis Preliminary examina
lions made comparing inventions with those already pa
Rnted or in use for the purpose involving the
same principles, and advice given the probability of
obtaining patent in saving from fifty to one
hundred dollars to the inventor
MODELS of all Inventions that require them, made
to order reasonable terms and to answer
the acquisitions of the Patent Office.
Deeds Of assignments recorded Washir gton Comics
of Drawings Specifications, and other Papers in the Pa.
tent Office obtained copy of the claims of any inyen
zion furnished for rs cents.
The Patent Laws, nrpDIts raIent Gases, and other
valuable works relating Patents, together with com
plee list Of all the Patents record at Washington, can
be seen at my Office, free Of charge.
For further information inquire of
JAMES 6. ARNOLD,
ATTORNEY, AND SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Worcester, Mass.
ap17l Office over 2O7 Main Street. Idawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-30
FENCE,
Railroads, Genet cries

The following kinds of this fence most in USE and
the prices annexed are the RETAIL CASH PRICES:
No !, 30 ct high nch mesh, lateral syrs Of N 10
wire, body Of No II wire, $500 per rod.
No. 2, 81 feet high inch mesh lateral wires of No 10
wire, body Of No IA wire sI,75
No. 8, q feet high inch mesh la eral wires of No 10
wire, body Of M IA wire, 81 so.
No. 4, "a feet high inch mesh lateral wires of No. 10
wre, body of No. II wire, $l374.
No. 5, 1t feet high, inch mesh lateral wires of No IL
| BODY Of M. Is wire, $075
No 6, 81 feet high inch mesh lateral wires Of No 10
wire, bod Of No. II wire, S1.25
No. T. 81 feet high inch mesh lateral wires s No IN
wire, body No. IL wire, 81
No. g. Extra 81 feet high inch mesh lateral wires of
No. s wire body of No II wire, $l50
Nos L 2, 3, and most used for gardens. GENE.
tertes trelses and other places where beav is The uu
ity mosl deshed No and Z, and No Extra are hest
sdabted for farms, railroads, highway for other prr
pc es whero strength and efficiency the most neces
sary qualities.
81 Front street.
J. E. BUTTS, JR., & CO.,
uccessors to the L. w. Fence Company,1
No. So Water Street, Boston.
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o. FARM FOR SAAE.-The subscriber
H, offers sell from 40 to so acres of land with the
l buildings thereon, consisting of two story House.
part of HOlen, and half miles from the centre and
i've miles from Worcester. 1t is known as the Daniel
Knowlton farm is we'll divided into moving, tlage pas
ture and wood land principally fenced with stone walls
Pay ent made easy. WINSL0W FAIRBANKS.
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o. FOUNTAIN COTTAGE FOR SALE
H,I, That pleasant COTTAGE HOUSE in Cherry
>sA Valley in Leicester, with outbu liings and lands
connected Herewith, (abou II acres) in high of
cultivation, and well stocAed with Fruit Trees Of the
cho est kinds and in bearing condition. is off red for sale
on accommodating terms. Apply to b. BoTT0GLY. on
the premises or at the Spy 0bce. my13 dSm
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mallts.

NAHL w ANTED-Who is honest. faithful and
" capable, a domestic on farm about two miles
from the CITY Hail in Worcester. Apply at this Office
myl3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-30

o. REAL E>TATE FOR SALE.-Slt-
H-,i uaed in MULBERRY GROVE Leicester, consisting
@Axof HOUSE nearly new and two acres of land. The
lana Il in an excellent state of cultivation and well stock
with Fruit Trees, in good bearing conditi The above
Offers rare chance for suburban residence,or for
chanic who wishes 20 cultivate a small of land.
For further particulars inquire Of JOHN PIPER
the prem Uses, or Of f. A. CURBY.
Worcester May Is, 1856 d2g
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GOODS TO SUIT EVERY ONE.
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Price Two cents.
Drp 0oo0s.

WAY. IMMENSE SALE" 1850.
CLEARING OUT AND SELLING OFF
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On Da.s ~ A. sDEGNs n FOR
M.;iiI SALE IN WORCESTER The estate owned and
.A.rcenty occupied by Chas Han, in Worcester
situate upon High tre9t south of the residence of
Dea Daniel Goddard, is offered for sale 1t consists of
Cottage House and large garden well stocked with fruit
trees in bearing condition. ana is aoee her one Of the
most desirable locations 10 the city For further particu
lars apply to EZEKIEL DANIELS, No. l4l Main street
mch25 dtf
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a. RARE CHANCE.-A VERY DESIRA
H@;,, BILE RESIDENCE FOR SALE
A.-:hson the beautiful locality Of Snnny Side,
consisting Of thorough built Cottage House and
Barn The House contains nine rooms, conveniently a..
ranged is supp led with good water g.
he Lot contains of excellent laDd. Upon the
sameis a beautiful GROVE OAK AND WALNUT Wood
Also, fine GARDEN SPOT, well stocked with Fruit
Trees.
The above location is desraby situated on elevated
land, in close proximity to the Agricultural Ground and
New Common For further particulars, inquire f. W.
VAIL, $50 Main Street, opposite the Post OFF e. or of
the subscriber, on the premises, A. THAYhR JR.
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o. CITY RESIDENCE FOR SALr.-.
& The subscriber offers for sale the situation on which
he now resides, s, 10 of land of the very
FIRST isty, covered with Fruit and Ornamental Trees
one mile from the centre towards Worthwhile. 1t is fine
situation for ursery market garden or for gen.
tlemau of leisure.
Terms easy. Apply to CHARLES NASH on the
prenls -. " est b . lslne s.. ap2 3taw&w4w
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GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
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Rcal Gstote

TAVERN STAND-FOR SALE
E-lLs7Ss OR 10 B 9 LET A good Tavern Stand. stu
lssSSss#zM ated bout ,our miles from Worcester The
iInIA premises consist of about 25 acres of wood and
81 tillage land with good buildings, nearly new
The House is convenient and conmOdious with rooms
IN rn has stalls for is horses with drive way thr ugh
1t If will be soil at bargain if applied for Immediate.
y; or, ii nrt sold, it will be rented reasonable terms
nquireot the subscriber at No. 237 Main St. Worcester
mNi1 du L. l.. MASON.
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so barrels Bleach.d Winter Whale
20 Sperm Whale
90 Lard Oil
2b Elaine OILS
For Sale BY o. A. HARRINGTON a 90
anBl asst
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O. HOUSE FOR SALE.-situated at No 8
, Belknap St, in the city of Worcester. The house
contains II rooms; good water, both soft and hard
1t is well calculated for two families. Apply on the prem
1ses to SUMNER BRIDGES.
my5 d3m
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g. FARM FOR SALE.-One of the ara
A,; best and most productive in Worcester con- eSi
gA- tanning abouT sixty acres, very pleasantly =s"n
situated about two miles from the Court House, and will
be sold at a great bargain. Apply to
VIM. I. MERRIFIELD.
Worcester.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-28

PERSECUTION IN TUscANr-TES THOUSAND PER-
SONS LEAVING THE CHURCH OF RoME.-The cores
pondent of the London Christian Times says the
criminal prosecution against the Protestants of
Pontedera, temporarily suspended through the
remonstrance of Lord Normandy, has been re-
commenced, and is now engaging the attention of
the Ministry of Justice. Indeed, espionage and
persecution are the natural fruits of the season,
and in Catholic States you may look for their ap-
pearance in Lent with much certainty as for the
first green peas. Vigilance is unusually stimula-
ted by the notice of the government, that no less
than ten thousand persons have left the Catholic
Church Exactly the same number Of foundlngs
are at the present moment supported by the
Founding Hospital, at Florence.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-28
AIlened Enrneries

BosroS, April 26.--A respectable citizen OF
Waltham, in this State, disappeared few days
since after committing forgeries to the amount Of
$4,000. He was principal of the extensive iron
foundry in that town. The persons whose names
he forged are residents Of this vicinity except one
New York firm, whose signature is used to the ex-
tent of 81, 600. Before leaving he borrowed money
IN sums of 81 800 TO $500 from his neghbors. His
total liabilities are about SI50,000. He had filed
large contracts for gas works in Rondout and Jer-
sey City. He is very respectfully connected
Daily American organ., 1856-04-28

EAST TESsEssEE--The prospect of the Ameri.
can party in Eastern Tennessee is brighter than a
political party has had since the days Of Harrison
for glorious victory. From every quarter the
indications are most cheering. Last summer our
triumph was terrible TO the enemy, but that was
only the beginning of the end" Then. we labor.
ed under many disadvantages To our candidate.
many who are now with us found political oAiec-
tons local dissensions sprang UP in our ranks 10
impair our strength, and in many places our friends
were thereby dishearteped. But now they are Of
one mind and voice." and are everywhere eager
70 do battle for the man who above all Others. il
their first choice for the Presidency. Many Dem
ocrst too, who has served his party for years, win
bury his silly partisan preudices next fall and cast
bis vote for the man whom bis own leaders eulo
g1ed four years ago as of the purest and sound
est OF American statesmen. Our enemies viii have
= hard labor to oppose Fillmore and DoneIson In
East Tennessee, ,-RnorviHs Rsgister.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-28

ENORMOUS PRICES FOR NEGRoEs--The Lynch
burgh Virginian states that lot of negroes, be-
longing to Mr. Geo. G. Curle, were sold at the mar
ket-house in that city on Thursday, at the follow
ing high figures:
Shadrach, about 20 years old, Slo0; Samuel,
81, l2o; Mac 2,l1o; Willis, 81 300; Purnel aged
55, 81 $40; Peter, 81 400 Robin, 81 ,25o; John,
u $50; Charles, 81 $50; Jack, $1,770; Woodson,
1890; John Mac, Sl,e4o; Pleasant, $1,000; !;
Dick, 4I,275.
The average price is over 81 400 each, and the
aggregate amount &19,825. They were all bought
by citizens of Lynchburg.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-28
Eric Riots Rene,ned

BUFFALO. April pa despatch received from
Erie says that mob destroyed yesterday the Con-
stitutional Office in that city in consequence Of
that paper advocating the roadroad interests, and
that they threatened to damage the property Of
the railroad company
Daily American organ., 1856-04-28
Mavins Disn.fsv.

Nrw YoRK, April 27.--The ship Empire City
arrived to-day from Liverpool, and reports that on
the Sd inst, in lat 40 deg, lon. 86, she fell in
with the ship Eudocis, Of and for st. Johns, ~ B.,
from Liverpool in sinking condition, and took of
the crew and passengers, some sixty souls in all,
bringing them to this port.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-28

ANOTHER BATTLE WITH FLORIDA ISprAss.-The
Florida papers contain an account of another en-
gsgement between U. s. troops and about 100 In
dsns. The latter were put to fight, but their loss
is unknown. On the part of the troops the loss
was private John Simms, Co. L. I'd Artillery, NOR
tally wounded, (survived about fifteen minutes y
Corporal Joseph Carson, Privstes John Muller,
John Strobel, Co. G, I'd Artillery, and Thos. New
ton, Co. L, LIST Artillery, severely wounded, and
Privstes Silas M. Watkins and VIM. Abbott Co.
@, I'd Artillery, slightly wounded. Several re-
ceived shots in their clothing and haversacks.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-28

Mr.. Buchanan was entertain he'd by public din
ner, in Philadelphia, on Friday evening" at which
Josiah Randall VIM. B. Reed, and Morton Nc
Michael were present. Mr. Randall made an elo-
quent speech, we are told by the Ledger. We
presume he has gone over at last, with all his bag
gage, to the Locofocos. 1t is to be hoped that he
has secured the price Of his apostacy in advance.
If not he win undoubtedly be cheated, as other
old Wings have been recently in Philadelphia
As to Morton McMichael, We presume he is get.
ting ready to wear his old badge, hog rs mpant
Of which he was 80 proud in his Locofocc, days
wearing it on his stomach at the election. as an
evidence Of his whole hog Democracy and l,is wal.
lowing propensitiesi
Daily American organ., 1856-04-28

HORRIBLE OccURRENcE.- Passengers who ar
rived at St. Pauls, Minnesota, last week, report
the murder of an entire family named Julien, who
lived at Travers, Ia settlement near Lake Travers,
one hundred and twenty miles northwest of St.
Paul's) The family consisted of father, mother,
and two children, and from the position in which
the bodies were found, it is surmised that the
father first murdered his family and then shot him
SELF 1t is possible, however, that the deed may
have been committed by robbers
Daily American organ., 1856-04-28
The City Elect,on BiIl.

This bill viii be found in today's paper, as it
passed the Senate. The attempt win be made
TO force il through the House, butwe trust that nc
such bill win be allowed to pass the House, unless
amended as proposed by the Hon. Humphrey Mar
shall. Unless this be done, Il is extremely doubt
ful whether any respectable citizen would be vii
ling to accept the office of Commissioners of Eeo
tion
Daily American organ., 1856-04-28
MARRIED.,

AT Richmond Hill. Ysdkin county, North Carolina,
on Tuesday, the 18th instant by the Rev. John H.
Miss ELLEN BRENT PEARSON, daughter Of the
Hon. X. M. Pearson, Of the Supreme Court
Daily American organ., 1856-04-28

QUICKEST PAssAGE ON REcoRD.--The Cunard
Royal Mail Steamship Persia, which sailed from
New York on the I'd instant, arrived at the Bell
Buoy, at the entrance of the Mersey, ON the morn
ing of the 18th instant, at half past fve making
the run In nine days, twelve hours and seven min
utes.