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LES BRIGANDS DU BAYOU
~LAFOURCHE.

C,est dimanche dernier que les Brigands du.
Bauou La(urcae, ont etc joues sur lie theatre de
Donaldsonvllie.
Romans ct curieux formaient une ASSET
nombreuse assistance. C'est dire que les hotes
ordinaires de NJ. Terrio y b~rillaient par leur alb
sence. Nous y ayons reconna quatre danes.
Toutes les autres etaient simon des e~trangeres'
du moins des personnes fort peu hablt"ees a Sc
bonner rendezvous dams cette c%nceinte. QUAINT
aux ho,nmes, q~uelques families y ayaient IN
reprfSentant chacune.
Cette absence de Ia population p%roprement
dite de rAscension, s'explique facilement. Toute
cette population honorable est lice a une YER
tueuse, a une sainte mere, qui sur vlngt-un
enfants qu'eIIe a ~eleves, a ell lie malheur de
marier une de ses files a un Granger, qui sous
les dehors dun gentilhonne, cachait Tame dun
brigand.
II arrive a Donaldsonville un autre Granger
qui dans une chose quill appelle drame, relieve
lie gibet Oh tut pendu Francisco ct fat ainsi re-
"iaillir lerefet de cette ignominie sur une me-
re, qui a deja un pied dams la tcmbe ct sur une
tombe qui est a peine fermte.
A cette vertueuse mere, nous lavons dit, Sc
moins par des alliances, par I'm p%roiond respect,
par une viye sympathie GU par reconnaissance
pour deminentes v%ertus, pour une Renaissance
qui fut proverbiale Giant que cette mere iut ri
.laN 4a-4a, L., {, p,;li.- I~,orahlac on; oo,,,to,t
q%uelques annees de stjour dams l'Ascension !;
aussi toutes ont proteste par leur indifference
pour ne pas dire par leur mepris, contre les SOU
venirs historiques evoquess par NJ. d'Artlys.
Comment ~l'auteur a-t-il pu choisir un snjet
qui devait faire naitre dams Tame de tous ceux
qui i'entourent un sentiment d'execratlon au lieu
DUN sanfinann. de -~.-:-~:-sn A T~
falre chanter la famille ? Mais ce serait la un
brigahdage plus odieux que lie brigandage des
~tristes heros du dram,. Et dependant 81 nous
ne commissions NJ. d'Artlys, nous lie suppose
rions. Pourquoi done lie choix de ce sujet ?
Eyidemment, parce que M. d'Artlys ne COMMAS
SAINT pas FAscension, a etc c~onseille par quel-
qu,un qui await a Sc venger GU qui await inttret
q PCluiC / dulCul udllS IlOS COillTGCS.
Nos bons voisins du Vigilam proclament lie
success de la piece ct des ~artistes. lis sont les
souls avec les Romans de la sale a constater
ce success.
Ces memes yoisins ~souf11ent un mot de petites
cabales organisees pour fare tomber lie drame
de M.dArtlys. Nous ~atlirmons quill NY await
pas de cabale, car nous raurions sn ainsi one
tous les gems de bien gull y~ayait dams la sale,
ct tous ceux qui y ~auraient etc de plus, dams cette
hypothese.
Deux on trois %sifflets, pour lie success de la piece
ct des artistes sont parts, nous sa IONS d'oa ct
pourquoi.
81 cabale il await eu, on %n'aurait pas assiste
a Donaldsonville, a deux scenes du drame de
nj. d'Artlys; il aurait suffi des cent et. q%uelques
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-09-14
general Voiro>, aui conn

-Le general Voiro|, qni comman-
DAFT a Strasbonrg Tors du coup dc mai'l
dc M. Louis Nannlann sur cattn pillnz az
qul. quolque prlsonnier luimame dcs inaI-
ges, osa %ordonner l'arrcstation du prince
s'ttant rendu a Paris il y IA qucllncs jou.s
a etc rccna fEIysee avcc tous les fgards
dis a son honorable conduitc.
M. Pierre Bonaparte a epronve,
|undi dams Ia soiree, un accident bien
regrettable. Ii demeure a AuteuiI. Dams
son cmpressement a %sccourir une per
sonne de sa maison qai await etc prise
de douleurs violentes, il etait allie sur IN
cheval sans selle ct sans bride chercher
du laudanum qu'on aurait pu rcfuser a
un domestique. II rcvcnait an gallon,
Iorsqn'a sa porte, en- %tournant, le cheval
a manque de quatre pieds ct 6te jete d ter
re avec violence. Dams cette chute, Tho
norable r%epr6sentant s'cst brise les deux
os de Ia jamie droite ct s'est fortement
contusionne lie cote correspondent de la
tete. -~e.,~a s.esa.., ,,aa a . sa ~,
Parmi les pcrsonnes qui lui ont aussi-
tot porte secours, une s'est rendue en-
toute hate a rEiysec pour donner avis
de ~l'accident,et lie President de la Re.
publique est arrive presque Immediate
ment a Auteuil, on les medecins de Pc
lysee sont venus bonner les premiers
soins au blesse. '' "s4
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St-MARrINv1LLE.-Rie dc nouyeau
81 ce n est la fermeture du theatre fran
Gals ct lie depart dos ~artistes signale he
has! par des regrets de tout genre. Parmi
ces regrets figurent en- premiere ligneceux
DIES hoteliers, maitres de pensions etle-
cataires qui, plus GU moins, ont Gu a Sc
plaindre des pe%nsionnaires de M. Placide
Canonge. La poche des a~rtistes a tour
lours etc CONNIE celle des musiciens, plei-
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La fracture, quoiqu'eIfe ai!ccte les
deux os de Ia jamie, est d'ailleurs sim
pie. On a applique dams la soiree Fin
genieux apparel de NJ. Baudens, apres
ayoir pratique une saignee de pr6cau-
ton. Grace a la promPtitude des Sc
cours, ct grace aussi a la bonnie cons
~titution du blesse, il est probable que Ia
cure sera complete ct rapide.
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@AMHA&ASS

TruBoDAUx.-Le conseil de- Vile, Went
de passer unc resolution dnminuant
de moitie les droits dc wharfage sur les
Rotdoats ct STEAMBOATS, qui font dams les
BASES eaux lie voyage de Donaldsonyille
encouragsra lie petit commerce du Ba-
you, ct a~ttirera dams le port de Thibo-
daux l%naints bateaux ct chalans qui trou-
veront Ia plus facilement qu'ailleurs, a
Sc defaire de leurs marchaudises.
lie Capt. Penas ex-capitaine des
Cazadores de Orleans, Ell plus tard cap.
des E. U. commandant la Be compagnie
d'Artillerie de la Louisiana, est mort la
semaine derniere, emportant les regrets
ct l'cstime de toute Ia communicate.
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81 nous en- sommes-nous fort pen preoccu-
pes. Mais d'ailleurs, nous lie croyons pas
qu'elle soft jamais acknowledgment Poseei ct
81 ellie letail, nous serions certalns de la
voir retiree au moment OF la peur ~ralliera
toutes les factions monarchiques, ct les reu-
Mira sur un candidat unique. 4
La candidature de M. de Joinyilie nest
dorc pas, CONNIE on Ia dit, I'm evenement;
c'est une intrigue. Ellie a etc inventee par
nj. Theirs depuis sa sortie de PElysee, COM
me I'm de ces mile tours que fat lie lievre
avant de rentrer au Cite.
National.
Lorsque FAssemblee s'est separee, il
etait bruit de la vieiIle alliance contractee
lors des premieres vacances entire les ge-
neraux d'Afrique, alliance par l~aquelle lis
~juraient de s'opposer, meme par les arnes,
aux usurpations de toute espece, ct de
maintenir lie drapcau de la Republique.
L'armee de Rome a resu des %renforts.
Radestky en- a fat de son cote demander a
Nienne; mails lie gouvernement Autrichien
don't les finances sont dans un trl>te etat ma
pas pu satisfaire lie vieux marechal.
.... ANGLETERRE.
A propos de l'exposition industrielle ct
pour recompenser les pcrsonnes qnl ont lie
| plus contribute a ell g~ralitier lAngleterre, on
assure que la gracieuse Rcine Sc propose
de petrir ct de taconner toute line fournee de
barornets, de chevalicrs ct sires. l'armi
ceux sur ~lesquels ces royales ~tayeurs Won't
Sc %repandre, on cite lie Lord marie dc Du-
blin ct M. Paxton, que lie palais de CRYSTAL
aura rendu celebre. lns 81
On disait aussi qu'un ordre militaire de-
wait stre envoye au Gen. Concha. capitaine
general de Cuba, pour ses efforts a repous-
ser les invasions DIES pirales americans. Isl
la refine await counu lie prise de Lopez,
Concha aurait etc decore de l'ordre de la
Jarretiere.)
ETAT-ROMAIN.
ROME, "a Juliet. = On ecrit a rItalia
Popoto.
"La vile est traversee par des charet-
ties escortees de carabiuiers ct sur l~esquel.
les on transporte, garottes CONNIE des as
s~assins, tous les citoyens des provinces qui
mont pas Ell lie temps d'arranger leurs af
flares ct de partir dams lie delai de deux OF
trois jours qu'on leur await accorde CONNIE
une grace a,ant de les expulser de la CAPT.
tale. i. .IHh'# 531#". |5 .s ft
!" Les Franeais ont incarcere p%lusieurs
sbires papalins des plus in~solens, qui Sc per
mettaient de Sc moquer de leurs ordres."
-On ecrit a rEguaglianra, lie 22juillet
que lorsqu'on est allie signiier au malheu-
reux colonel C%alandrelli l'arret de Ia sacree
c%onsulte qui lie condamne a la peine de NOR
pour rebellion contle lie pape, il dit au grei'
fer: "Qu'ayant montre comment les repu
blicains savcnt souhrir la prison que lsul
infigent injustement les pretres, il prouve
raft aussi comment lis sayent MOURN; mai.
que SEES JUICES n'oublient pas que Rome re-
deviendra ~Republique ct que son sang sera
y%enge." gar. --..~ r.a.at
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C'Esr DIFFERENT! Dcux j~eunes danes.

C'Esr DIFFERENT! Dcux jeunes DANES.
appartenant a Il, bonnie s~oeiete, Sc pro-
menaient en- buggy, gnidant eIles me-
mes leur vehicuIe avec une adresse adj
mirable. Apres p!usicurs tours dams les
cours ct n lie plus frequcn ties ct lie
plus a Ia.modc, %l'cn,ie leur prend de pas
ser de pautre cote dun pont qui Sc pre-
sentait dc,ant Giles. Les VOLTA done sen.
gageant sur lie pont en- blanche an grand
trot de lcur monturc lovsquc elles iu-
rent s~oudainement arr3ttcs par lie CUR
diem propose au pavement du peage.
- Bicn, monsieur, ct Comblen Vous
dcyons-nous9
Pour un cheval ell un hemmc, lie prix
est de cinqnante cents; m;tin tenant puts
que vous Gtrc dcux.....
tout beau, monsieur, tout beau!
nous sommes deux ftmoacs ct unc lument;
nous ne dcyons done rien; faitcs.nous
place.
La dcssu~, l.. jnmcnt rccoit I'm sigou.
reux coup dc cravache; les deux htrolaes
partircnt CONNIE la toudre, RANT de tout
cuur. ell Sc rctournant de temps a autTc
pour fnire Ia nilsic au g,rdicn ebah' dc
cetic prouesse. ~
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ne de son ct de vide, on ne peut leur en-
Eaire I'm crime.
Les Wigs de CT distrit ont chols' pour
candidat au senat l'hon. Alexandra
Declouet.
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u mcui,icr alIant ycndre ga f,rinc SUI

I'm mcui,icr aliant scndre ga f,rinc sur
la place de Toulouse, s'etait cndorni All
enhancement de sa lente carrioie, zen
rcmcttaut du soin d'arriser en- vile d la
de scs fde!cs mules, qni dcpuis
dix ans arpcntaicnt la meme route. sh
charrcttc tonchait aux barrieres dc Foe
troi, que lie dormeur await pas encore
ouvcrt la paupierc. Tn commits arsete
l'atlclage It s,adrcssant au condurteur +:
49, Qn'avez.yous a dtclarcr AN bu.
reau2 e.~5s -=s--
- Pas de %rtponsc; Ic meun!er chan
&c settlement dc position.
p - Qu'avcz vous a dtclarcr?
Heinz! ct lie meunicr ouyre IN eil
en- s'ttirant bras ct Iambes
= Eth! l'ami! pour la troi:iemc fois,
.lu'aycz rous a dteIarer
/ - Sundits j6 te declare que tn mem
vGse, commits. l,ais-e. IN pa bite passc,
mes mIrIcts; lis ne te doibeut ricn, MIA
tot, hi a la rtgic.
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co MMUNlQUE.

nj. rEditeur, yous etrr prize damon
Ger III candidature de NJ. CLAIBORNE
l.ORET, pour Ia place dc Sheriff dc
cctte paroissc II sera soutcnu par
! '+*z LIE PEUPLE. Af-S
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CHEAP CASH STORE.

-s.-. N Is,
Mi;ssi>sippi& L9tourehe streets, Donaldson
J. JARRY. Wholesale and Retail
Dealer in HARDWARE, Groceries, Wines
Liquors, Preserves, &c.
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ESSENCE OF COFFEE.

With 121 Gents 10 save four Pounds Of Coffee
VNHIS ESSENCE has been proved by many thousands
Of the richest and most respectable families well
by tho poorer class people, almost through the whole
United States be by far the best preparation Of Coffee
ever offered to the public Coffee made by this Essence
perfectly clear and in every instance, superior TO tho
finest Java coffee.
In order TO give full satisfaction and proof that the
above article perfectly healthy and to show something
Of the deserved reputation It has gained and justly emit
tied to- we annex few certificates and recommendations
particularly relating to health, from Dr. Booth and Dr
Chiffon practical Chemists and Anal of the cities OF
Philadelphia and New York; also from our Agents, all
Of whom are prominent Chemists and Druggists.
College Avenue Tenth st., below Market St,
Philadelphia, Sept. 4, 1851.
have examined the Essepce Of Coffee manufactured
BY IIumme Boiler Co.. and find that its constituents
are not in tho least degree injurious health IL may be-
used freely and with perfect safety.
JAMES BOOTH Prof. Of Chemistry,
applied to Arts, Franklin Institute.
No. 70 Chambers ST., New York, Aug. "a, 1851.
have examined article prepared by Messrs. Hum.
mel Boiler Co, of Philadelphia called Essence Of Cof
fee which Is intended be used with coffee for the
pose Of improving IT, find II free not only from any
thing injurious to health, but the contrary the IN
gradients OF which it is composed perfectly whole
some. JAMES X. Chiffon, NJ " Inc, uas'
York Penna, Aug 4, 1901
Messrs. Hummel, Boiler 4 Co.-Gentlemen We take
plcnsure In your Essence Of Coffee az
very superior article tisextensvey USED IN our county
we have only had II one year. and have sold over loO
packages We believe IT to be one o. those sruces tna
will remain in constant use, and the more u becomes
known the greater viii DC the ueunanu ~ ~
Yours, respectfully, " a; MVhNlS ~.
This Essence of Coffee may be had wholesale and re
tail IL. a me t9s p0rHof y : ~ = J.P cALLAN
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NEW BANKING-HoUsE

In WAS II n II TO C1Tl.
rINHE UNDERSIGNED having been induced to embark
i in the Exchange and Banking Business, in the city
OF Washington, D. c. avais himself Of early occasion
TO notify his friends and the public generally Of the fact
and to solicit their encouragement Ills institution will
be known
"THE BANK OF TIE UNION"
And from which not dollar will be issued, for circu-
aon that win not be represented by something tangible
and substantial in the shape Of
Gold and SLIDER, Drafts on the United States
Treasury, Northern Exchange, or Virginia
BankdbLe Funds.
BY strict adherence to legitimate issue upon such
basis II will READILY be perceived that the public pro-
teced and the Bank itself made 10 stand the surest
foundation This enterprise is entered upon after the
maturest deiberaon and IL s gratifying TO know that IT
meets with the approval of experienced and sagacous
6nanciers Of NEW YORK, WASHINGTON, and RICH
MOND.
In addition to the issue Of notes for circulation "TE
BANK or THE UNION" will collect drafts on the Gey-
ernment and the principal cities of the United States
and will negotiate for the purchase sale ION commis
sion Of State Stocks Guaranteed Bonds Of Canal and Rail-
road Companies, and other good securities.
RS- ANY business connected with the different Depart
ments ofthe Government in Washington will be attended
to on liberal terms RIO. III. GALLAHER.
Richmond, Va, Oct 1851. nov TT
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ODEoN HALL CLOTHING ROOMS.


Cor. Al street and Pennd. Avenue.
TIVE PkoPRlEToRS Of this Establishment respect
fully announce 10 the Public that they prepared
10 exhibit Of the largest stocks Of Ready Clothing
in the city, having enlarged Store TO such extent
that Il SURPRISES any similar Establishment in the Dis
trict Having the advantage of being supplied from our
own Clothing Mandatory North, can offer induce
meuts that will satisfy the purchaser that we not only
keep the beat and largest variety, but at the same time
any per cent less than goods can be got elsewhere
We invite the attention Of the Public to portion Of
our stock. -
ovERCoATs AND SACKS
oyercoats Of the latest styles, all colors
Fine Black 0yercoats, fine Blue do
Fine Brown 0vercoats, fine Olive do
All shades Of Drab; 0vercoats for servants
Loose Sacks, all colors latest style
business Coats large Variety Hunting Goats
Blue Sacks, very rich; Double 0yercoats, something
new; fine Dress aud frock Goats.
PANTS AND VESTS.
Fine Doeskn Pants plain and striped Pants, large
variety; Cassnet Pants Tweed do
Grey Cashmere Pants; Vests Of all qualities
BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING.
Boys and youths Clothing the largest variety In the
city, at prices to astonish.
Call and examine for yourselves.
ss- Don't forget the place. octN-u
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GEORGETOWN AND IT'S AFFAIRS.
GsoRaRrows. November 25-l2

GEORGETOWN. November 25-12 M
A new aoay to raise the Wind-A shrewd in
diyidual visited our town several days ago, and
after first inquiring the names and history Of
a number of our citizens and their family con-
nexions, he went to Mr.. L., one Of our
lumber merchants, and informed him that he
bore the same honored name that he had been
down South specializing in whips, &C.. !; that the
vessel in which his goods were had been
wrecked, and that he had lost his all, and was
consequently reduced to poverty, and unable to
reach his home, and claimed assistance upon
the ground of being family connection.
His story about Mr.. L., the place from which
he came, and his family, was so well put to-
gether, that he cheerfully gave him ten-dollar
note to help him along. He next went to Mr.
E., another of our merchants, and used the
same stratagem, with the same success. From
him he went to Mr.. p, one of our school teach
ers, and duped him in the same manner and
have no doubt there are others upon whom he
played the same trick, could it be ascertained.
Winter has set in upon us this morning in
earnest 1t commenced showing about sunrise,
and has continued up to IL o'clock.
The -four market is firm, with more inquiry.
Holders decline selling, except in limited way.
Buyers offer $3.75-held at $3.Slf. ] hear Of
no sales in the market this morning.
Canal Trade.-Arrived-Bo A. Cary, Cum
berland, coal Star, 73 miles, 5000 bushels Of
wheat; Charlotte, 10S miles, GAO barrels of
-four and 40 barrels of whisky; Enterprise,
Cumberland, coal; j. G. Stone, Cumberland
coal ]. r. Amman, Cumberland, coal; E. E.
Voohers, Cumberland, coal; Hugh Smith, 81
miles, -four, &C.; j. P. CARROT, 81 miles, -four,
&C.; Charles Williams, Cumberland, coal; John
Lambie, SO miles, limestone; Captain Walker,
do do; Gen. Taylor, miles, stone; Rough
and Ready, 55 miles, q, 900 bushels of wheat ;
4. A. Cooke, Cumberland coal; Gen. Washing
ton, 81 miles, 400 barrels Of -four, 700 bushels
of corn, and 378 bushels of meal; Abraham
Letter, Cumberland, lie tons Of coal; Colonel
Crockett So miles, wheat, &C.
Departed. Rambler, Belle, Metaco-
met, Susan, Caroline b. Trisdall, J. Van Lear,
c. II. 0hr, Thos. Jefferson, Rambler, L. Pay
son, Salem, Jenny Lind, Anna Woodward, j.
f. Essex, b. Franklin, Helen Bruce, Hugh
Smith, P. f. Thomas, Cumberland, Potomac.
ELECTRO.
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sHAWLsI sHAWLs!! sHAWLs II!

WE would respectfully inform customers and the
wv Ladies generally, that stock Of all kinds Of
sHhwLS is at this time complete and almost any style
and price can be had Of cheap they be OBJ
tanned Of any retail house In the country Our stock
consists Of
Long Broche in white green, orange, scarlet and blue
centres
Bay State Long and Square sbawls Of every quality
and style
Square Broche Shawls, from $3.50 TO $l5
Cashmere Scarfs, in all the desirable styles
Bay State Scarfs, in blue orange and scarlet
Also, Embroidered Thibet Shawls in all coors
One box white Thibet Shawls, beautifully embroidered
with white
BLACK SHAWLS.
We have also on hand full assortment OF Long Black
Thibet Shawls, with Thibet and Silk Fringe
Square do do
All Black and Black and Leadcoorcd Bay State shaws
also on hand.
as- A very large lot Of colored and black VELVETS,
very superior and wide, at the lowest prices.
Persons in want Of any Of the aboyenamed goods will
find stock larger and, think cheaper than any
other in the District. w. NJ. SINISTER CO.,
nov 13-3aw3w 18th ST., near the Avenue.
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The following Senators and Representatives
arrived in this city since Saturday evening last,
and took lodgings as follows:
At Gadsby's Hotel-Hon W. r, King, of Al
ALBANIA; Hon. Samuel Brenton, of Indiana; Hon.
s. R. Mallory, of Florida.
At the United States HoteI-Hon. j. G. Brock
onridge, of Kentucky; Hon. John F. Darby and
Hon. Gilchrist Porter, of Missouri; Hon. Alex
ander H., Stephens of Georgia; Hon. John
johnson, of Ohio; Hon. w. 2. Hail. of Mis-
souri,; Hon. Frederick w. Green, of Ohio.
At the National HoteL-Hon. Linn Boyd and
Hon. Richard H. Stanton, of Kentucky; Hon.
S. G.. Haven, Of New York; Hon. Jeremiah
Clemens and Hon. w. b. Smith, of Alabama
Hon. E. w. Chastain, of Georgia; Hon. Thos.
H. Bayly, of Virginia; Hon. E. c. Marshall, Of
California.
The Hon. James Brooks, of New York, has
also arrived, and taken private lodgings
+ Union
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TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 25.
sun rises Oh 6am Sun sets /. An. AIM

80 Mr. f. W. CARR, newspaper agent, is the only au-
thorIed agent for this paper in Philadelphia and is duly
empowered TO take advertisements subscriptions at
the rates required by u.s. His receipts will be regarded
as payments Office at the northwest corner OF Third
and Walnut streets
As- The privileges Of yearly advertisers will be oon-
fined rigdy TO their regular business, and all other ad
vertsement, not pertaining to their regular business as
agreed for, to be paid extra.
~ Every notice designed to call attention to private
enterprises calculated intended to promote individual
interest," can only be inserted with the understanding
that the same is to be paid for.
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POSTSCRIPT!
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CaIIfsian.

Despatched TO tho american TsIsgraph.
Collision.
NEW YORK, Nov. 25-2 p. m.
The brig Umpire, from Somerset, came in
collision with the brig Phantom, from Curacao,
and left her in a sinking condition. The mate
and crew are rescued, but the captain refused
to leave the wreck
The Christians Trial.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 25-2 p. m.
The Circuit Court met to-day. The crowd is
large. Hannaway has been arraigned, and
pleads not guilty. Four absent jurors are
fined one hundred dollars each. Many wit
nesses are absent
BosToN, Nov 25--2 p. m.
One hundred and ninety-six Wings and one
hundred and ninety coalitionists are elected
as representatives Eight are to hear from.
The Wings will have a small majority in the
house.
The Markets.
BALTIMORE, Nov 25-2 p. m.
Sales of 800 bbls. City Mills -four have been
made, at 1876.
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DELAWARE COLLEGE.

UNHE DUTIES OF THIS INSTITUTION will be TO
/ sumed on the 29th Of October. In the Scientific
school, how connected with the College, young men in
advance Of academies enjoy facilities in preparing
for practical life.
In the Mercantile Department thorough business edu-
cation pay be had
In the Agricultural Department special attention Is
given to agricultural chemistry.
There is also Teachers Department, and Depart
ment of Modern Languages.
Newark Academy opens on the same day, (2eth Octo-
ber) Applications for admission should be made early
Term bill SIS For circulars containing full information
address Rev. W. s. IT, GRAHAM,
sep 6-2aw4mW&Sl President Of the College.
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UNDERGRADUATES, &C.

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