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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-17
TOMBES EFT MONUMENTS FUNEBREs

TEa E SIEUR Is. T. PLTTEN, connu deppis
szsA p~lusieurs annGes par les nombreux ouvia-
ges, qu'il a fats dams lie cimetiere de cette parcis-
Sc, ct ceux des paroisses avoisinantes. a lheu
neur de %prevenir ses amis ct lie public en- gene
raj, quill Went de ~recevoir du Nord de l'Ameli-
que, ct de lItalie. des marbres de toutes especes
ct qu,i est pref a executor toute commando de
tonbes. caveaux de famille GU monuments cont
cernant sa partie.
II emploie au choix des families, lie marbre Ia
pierre, on lie oois, ct Sc charge eealement dos
grilIes OIL entouragesde tombes, soft Ell bois soft
en- fer. Pour plus amples renseignements, s'adres
ser chez lui a PlattenvilIe a cote de rEelise Pa
roissiale de l'Assomption. Ses prix sont DIES plus
moderes.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-17
JOHN IL. TLSLEY.

AVIs.-Le soussigne, a%vocat, eserce-
IA So profession dams les Cours dn 4me
ct C;nquieme districts judiciaires. lis ap-
portera tous ses soils ary afaires qui
lui seront coBfees.
Donaldsonville, % mars 1852.
JOHN II. ILSLEY-
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-17
A. GENTLE,
AU0cas, u " Np0teOnUizzc.

. Exerce sa profession dams lie Seine Dis
trict Judiciaire, compose des paroisses As
somption, Lafomrche Inferno ct Terrebonne.
ii donnera tous ses SONS aux ~afaires qu'on
voudra bien lui confer dams &C district ct les
aVoIsInants. 15s,nl*
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-17
MN B'S
GAN AID u
YER Ri||R||||||F' 'UG :
a cIf5AlN
REMEDY ttItl||'!| WORMS.

&c vermifuge chasse les vcrs dams un csnaco
de temps qui varie settlement de dcux'a cinq
heuTes apres qni i a etc administration opera
ton est sure ct! plus facile a prendre que
tout antre.
lie Vermifuge de Wiaer a maintenant subj
fepreuve de p%lusierls annGes ct sa snperiorite
sur toutes preparations de ce genre est %an'our-
dhul sans ~conteste cIlasse he's vers partout OH
lis existent: anssl certain quiI est ,Iaique deuX
ct deu& font qnatTe; IL NE PEUT FAILLiR!- Ee
langage peut p~alaftle un peu iOrt-il lest MONS
poultant que Iexptrlence DIES efets de ce rene
de men dome lie dloit. Mule p~eFsoonc qti en-
anra une lois iait IGpreuvc Zen yondrA essa-
yer dautre, ct plusieu,s ont attendn qneInues
semaines, lorsqne lagent en- ceitc vile Sc tr0u-
wait ell manqncr, plntot qne Zen p!elIdre dau-
ire. Et pon1qnoi ? Paree qu'eIIe7 avaicnt con-
hance Ell ceIui-la ct gu elIe5 ~5avaieDt gu Il rem
plirait le bat ~qu'elies reciercIeni,
Des mjllie,5 de certilicats ponrraient %trc
publies II Gtait neceesairc, pour prouyer ces
fats mais que ser, %puisqnc INC %cric cnrenvc
pronve sa sttpeIiorltc fnne lnan}GIe plus cou-
cluante que ne lie feraient tous les temoienares
ct toutes les assertions posoibIes. FhITES EN-
LESSAI.
Ayez soin de 'vons ben souvenir dn nom:
" WINERS CANADIAN VERMIFUCE.
C'est Ia lie seul article arrheI on puisse SC fer
ne Foubllez pas. Prepare settlement par
" JOHN WINER Il 20.
CT ct so; Maiden Lane, N. Y.
A vendre en- gros ct ell detail, nar
RICHARD Il TEMPLET,
II, rue Mississippi, Donald5onviIle.
SeulS agents pour lie Sud.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-17

NJ Is,
II rendrc: par /e sonssignfS. a ION mmM
ponr M Compliant.
Pates trufics en- VI quart dc boite Ir
Copes Il l'huile.
Champignons il rhuilc. as
Homards- fs *I
Petits Pois m n%aturcl.
Truflcs du Perigord. 81 .'#.
Sardines il !'huile. "
Cuilcombrcs nu yinaigrc, frapeais u
americans. .tg
Ligucurs assortics. a n s5nn4
Wins ronscs, en- %barigucs.
Wins en- c%aisse. @ -t ..
St-Julien-Medoc. s'3 n
Chateau LATTE.
Chateau ,Leovillc, Musca, de LuncI
Grttan Larose. Cbablis. t''
Clos Bougeat. RIdcsheimcrr. - !.
Wins blancs. Haul Sauterne.
Tons les articles vendus au No IS, sort
pleincmtnt g%arantis ct pcuyent ttrc rctour
mes s'ils nc CONVENIENT pas.
81 j. JARRYi
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-17
1ORGERON EFT INGENIEUR MECNICTEN
~ JACOB I'll. ALMENDINGER ,re

dhvdnks Went les planteurs quill executera a
domicile toutes sortes d'ouvraees de sa profess
sion, qu'on voudra bien lui confer ct au'il Sc
transportera sur toutes les habitations OH il sera
appele, pour y executor les PREPARATIONS des ma
chimes q vapeur. ct les metre ell pen de temps ct
a des prix modcres, 4 meme de bien tonction-
hef' .sifn9
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-17

TCQUES WHEY, Tonnellier a ns}A
- Dona!dsonvfile, alhonneur d'infor- lN
mer messleurs les planteurs quill fabriqne de
bhhiLS a MELASSE, de Ia contenance de 40
a4o gallons, a des prix moderes. ,Sa tonneIIe-
RE est slt''ee rue Mississippi, presqu'en face de
Eglise. lno*
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-17

This Vermifuge will ALWAYS exael worms in
from two TO five hours alter being administered:
1T Is also safe in it's operation and more ensjlv
| given than any other.
WiNERiS NERMIFUGE has now stood
the test ofseveral years, and being proved supe-
rlor to any and all preparations for similar pur-
poses, is certain to expej worms where thew
exist, as that two and two makes four. There
is not the shadow Of a doubt about it. It CAN
NOT FAIL. This may appear strong language,
but it is rot stronger than we are wasranied in
using, and than facts will prove. No one who
has once used it will use any other when it car
be obtained. Many have waited several weeks
ven the agent has been out. until he could
procure a new supply. Aud why? Because
they had confidence in it, and knew that it
wonid answer the purposes for which it was
designed;
Thousands of certificates conld be published if
it were necessary to prove the statements. but \
single trial will prove its superiority more con-
clusively than TIE s(ronges assertions or state
ments that could be written. T'RY 1T.
Be part ular and remember the name. WI.
NER'S CANADIAN VERMiFUGE.o Tnis
is the only article that can be deneuded unon
Remember this. Prepared ONLY by
JOHN WiNER & Co. 4
81 and 90 Waiiea Lane. N. Y.
For sale, wholesale and retail. bv
RICHARD & TEMPLET,
II. Mississip street.
Only agents fott the South
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-17
DIR
A.. GENTLE,
ALLOr 10 q at IL "a aO.

Practices in the Fifth Judicial District,-
N the parishes of Assumption, Lafourche
Interior and Ierreboane, and will give par
ocular attention to law suits that may be en-
rusted to him. sI5,nl*
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-17
GsN1k@ FOR SALE.--At No II.
N-0 D~onalsonville : One or wa IRON

One Horse Wagon,
'ouIo " carts, our bagasse carts, two shaft
cerls. lAll with iron axles, superior make !
aree carts, wood axIes cheap, Twenty
tour canal barrows, six side barrows, one
second hand Barouche in first rate order.
double set o fhlrness. All The above will be
SOFA ~ rea enable price payable in next
december, IN sugar, molasses or money. at
the discretion Of purchasers.
Donaldsonville, june Goth. Ct
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-17

WAGONS, Carts, Timber wheels. q
m,de to order, at reasonable prices and nc
cam nodating terms by aplivng at No II
D~oaaIseav:i'c. rs
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-17
PATENT MEDICINE DEPOT.
No. II. Ntssissippt STREET,
DONALDcGNViLLE T..

DONALncGNViLIE
John Bulls Sand and Townscnd's Sarsa
p%arjI'a, Ayers Cherry PecloIaI for coughs,
colds, etc, Livctwott; aud tar and canchaIa
gn@, for CONSUMPTION, balsa'm oIwild cherry
jor Diseases oithc lungs, COMPOUND syrup
ofNaptIIn, for asthma and colds.
OXygenated bitsrs, for dyspepsia, phlhi
SIC, etc, India c~bo'agonne, for fever and
agne, etc. Eiecttjcal icblitugc or Speeds
fever ionic: EadWa} ready relief, Indian
vcgeiabte elixir, for rhoumatiems and govt.
NIn"r& C'anadian vetmilrga, LougIoy's
great western panacea, torIivcr complaints,
Vcnctian hinimclt for pains ofa'I kinds
. MeE'cnn mustang %1iniment for fresh
aud old wounds, Buffers nerve and bone
liniment for horses, Shcrman's Ol%osaonian.
all healing balsatn, Magical pain extractor,
for all kinds Of sores, Jew David's or He
hfews Piasiers.
Ls:
Graefenberg Vegetable Pills.
Monat's do do
Vim. Wright's do do
Magnetic powder fordestruction of roa-
clle7, Plospho1ic paste, Death on rats.
:--Castor oil, Epslm salt, sulfate
de q%uininc. dc Powers ct Wcightman ct de-
Robiquet.
Poudres de seidIitz.
Dona'dsonviIlc, Is Jnin 1862.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-17
A VENURE.
QUICK SAND, PITTSBURG Goa

mastering hair, cement, whale, lard, lin
seed oils, spirit ofturpentine, camphine and
saz, Japan, copal and black varnish, Paris
green chrome yellow, Prussian blue and
white lead, putty, chalk, spanish whiting.
Window Glasses $40, 1912, 11-l6,
etc. A fine assortment ofHARDWARE,
Saddlery, horse collars, names, trace and
OK chains, nails, tacks, bradds etc, for sale
At Nol7, MISSISSIPPI, street,
oil DonaldsonvilIe, La.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-17

TR@aRESil Garden Seeds just received
Ne" fom Prince Il Co celebrated Gar
dcns, Il: Flushing. New York, Il general
assortment of Garden seeds.
Also : a select assortment Of Flower
Seeds.
P~rcscrvcs-4 cases >'lmkcrS preserves
assorted, a superior article, for sale by
bonaI>oaviIIc. la
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-17
THE TIE

1kNa E soussi"ne Went dc ~reccvoir IN cnvoi de
a1za Ihcs assortis, lmportcs par la compagnic
CONNIE sous lie nom dc AeaD In,k Caul0n Tea
Company, ct lotlrc en- vcnte.
ANDREW GINGRY.
n2+ Agentd dc la Conpaenie, ii DonaldsonviIlc
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-17

EsaOR SALE--2 Wagons, , horse cart
3" Ok cart, dray, iron axles.
10000 Fire Bricks
Five tons Tennessee Iron, different sizes.
or sale by RICHARD Il TEMpLI"T.
n4* DonaIdSonvilIc. IT Mississippi st
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-17
L, RAEASSE. aa1m.
T.. Dentiste de Paris.
Maintcnant d Napolconvillc.

Ayant compose un ODONTALGla
QUE qui guerit radicalcmcnt les maux
de dents ct arrGtc In taric,a T'hdpncur
den faire part a SEES clicns ct d'ol1rir scs
services aux p%ersonncs qui peuven ten
ayoir besoin. ssss
Ainsi maintenant: plus d'cxtractlon'
plus de %sonffranccs, ct preservation Ger
taine ct Ecilc. ,e
G-ll va continuer ses voyages CONNIE
il les faisait auparavant. "A.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-07-17
GOMs M en- Hotel,
NEAR THE COURT HOUSE,

NLAft LIE COUKI HOUSE.
(NAPoLEoNvnLE.
This splendid establishment, kept by NJ. P
R1zAN, has just been opened to the public,
who could not possibly meet with a belts
house on any point ofthe State.
Very large and well furnished rooms for
families, pleasant private rooms, a spacious
and elegant parlour, a dining-room where
meals are no less abundant than delicate.
this is, undoubtedly, what is requisite to
attract numerous customers.
Besides all these enticements, the boar
ders will nave at command most attentive
servants, WI" are SO managed as never to
neglect their duty. 1t is, therefore. very
easy to conceive that it is useful to stop at
the Commercial Hotel to enjoy all the COM
forts oflife.
Two vast and commodious stables are
annexed to the establishment, 81
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wsi.t fsin n rsiegs, N ". Dgrtsr N brooNyT
,,aI hli.s, a. usIwry f.t NJ walsh d0clns1 serving
s.a d Dm,se JftA hlsib wari twin ole NJ DyFa,b
gsasss} ne nihaifd - ~ Ne ylars noi ger,sl ins
4 H8fliss, mr. faua'iHg e0hfidSahs D'bg D's'''N"
efla.ftsa H. 'isfsdsT Neft nest
TLs sob ffsstfliea aaDf 1HenHT Crxanz91 rh b7sss'
gats, at1 FiufJ we're appointed ~ efaming i'" 'ns
ssssieIs as4 ls ~ hs farm ~ Hsr JefseJ D0an 90
"a eitd tsn,ils ~ Edygs. an1 ~ sfytdes W 5yr1s
Lys NJ fsvftdfdny ~ ii.s pr0pqfr 10 y these ION
s,ss sttsfffd ~ b. fha gdDeiDj question. bD, nothing
H. fsa 1is Didkfsg bn w. ~ BE 3sereiarT on that
satss,t fsfh.f faD he willingness - soffepfgr p'r1o
~ 10 ttOfs5fy Immediately Tbs tfae rsB1tign NJ iss0
eins vss aiso hfriy do asssf with tho s1ecoss
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rn.pn or CnIrNrY CANYASSERS.

This body met at yesterday-all were present az
The oreuiug except the from those Wards tha
had been previously canvassed. .,
Aid Smith took the chair. On motion II was agreed
that the adjournment should be to on Tuesday Ad
Temann proceeded TO canvass the Twelfth W ard, wach
was quickly got through with and errors were dscov
cred When AID Tiemann commenced his canvass al the
members with the exception OF Aldermen smith ana
povce LEFT and did return. Aid Boyce canyassed tne
state and County tickets of his Ward and found slight
clerical error in the First District He was delegated TO
cali Together the Inspectors and have il corrected AZ 10
minutes TO l.. NJ. Aid. Boyce commenced his tasA ana
Aid Tiomann remarked that there was sufficient time io9
10 cnnyass another Ward. Aid Smith did not th'nk So
nnd tho Board wns adjourned pursuant 10 order;
Tho account with the people now stands as iolo"si ~
tyr rntsss q Nsr- iefk tttF - ~
Nov Is Services tvVuty Aldermen elcc1ns hartman aa
H,etcsr, half an hcuf eH'h al s-cseh " ~
hour.
Nsv ig stms hour hearing tcaps OF State eNet 20
,n. n.m Iitsi fishrenh Wards and ten mao ''h .
nvp..tan A! ~ pef hour .ttts' ..s.s..,'.
No, tu hours Nsienins tnr n'e OF N ~ e
w,ntv reest ahris .hcai thr Hall eneyinf sSAs "
trfurrs VI tisrnth ard tMe"'f Nt''
Watds zach of VI rss hvuf -, = ~
t.a., tt.ss Hsssath aai t~eHHrih NA'S- se"Ne' a,
L.ins .e,,., eis- 10 eAsshes Chatham srAe ~ StA
Mo- 20 fesirdps III o'sslnsf 'et'hes ~
..,.ts,. rss.anD tes'sa ssaa"s % "s"'es ''N
issss
NJ, 81 r...s, .a ~.sis vstet =" "eA,Ns 80"
h.. - ,.tet t~sinh sod fNh Nsi'. ~ h'''' ''
ma -. ttt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22

The Ri Rev Gro. BURGESS, Protestant EPisco?ai.
Bishop Of Maine was recently aPPlied to by fr end
residing ont of tie State for bis testimony as tosthe
effect of the prohibitory Liguar Law He replied a.
follows
Rsrerrrs cd DeGr Sir: To Jour queries repl Tiehy'
ID ais prosiStcryl,v ultimate Il re ,ehsses o. poi,
s fs oghs Purposes CT cid 'AAd In the Les'@i - upon 10
ha-s very little k-owlsdge OF the orssetions Of
politician among and undoubtedly indi' gnaa ioaa
srs or OF rs members vi parties, may have oeea innu
enee bv heir political irf9rests In sustaining opposing
this me srre But suppess that beyond ~ aaeseon;
a. Law, iyina,ed with who were solely eoncerned
for d suppression OF fafes,Persnee an ma ", Wa
pssss An because IL believed to be esnAaded oy T.
srsAt majority OF the psofle, for It's own me .ss.
~tia. js.sssl sspsetAiSns enfe-:sasa Of BY y
S-I,As sAs time 81 is 'sA,sss =
. Nhas were the actud expectations, Leannot ventDso
Il, Nv hui every ~ sonae expectation muss have boen
nov than satisfied Whatever IL is in the power ola
r,ahoiory law TO aecompnsh without irene severt on
ss.sueishe lAsss who are bent urea obtaining liquor
az and do succeed but has cease to be an arle OF
SSsss are sSSrnaravey safe ana ali the evils of public
arsrkrg shops and bars are removed together van tne
interest egSs body Of men in AsAodng them r< their
s:.s .s PS b .sS Ss,SG '''
4 Ia nv spiaion quite the contrary Should the law
be rssi which seems in 70 ahighes, degree Improbable,
twill be .he result merely az political out
DO NOS bleve tina, any political party wo I'd venture on
measafs 50 hazardous to ia own prospects Undount
Say any discreet and conscientious pcrens strng
ohsen to some cstayos OF the law ard still feel heir
tf>a But musudes sho doubted ne expedierDy Of
aAsarg H. would believe regret and resist in It's spo
"a Has generally execn,ei and the aacant o.
hNuoa been speedily diminished In the State N coma eles
l. The Law has been believe, generally executed.
AeuSh not everywhere with equal energy and he amount
VI insoxicaton hss been in consequence moa evideny
snlAlug, and even think ma, say, wonderfully dnnn
/ lshed.
"a ITS. No health wealth aossy ssssssi property of
/ ihs state hssp apparently PROMISED BY II
/ 4. PROFESSIONALLY.
81 "tas the law hsea eund In ~ epeie"oh I" ~
| any ciussrs not guilty efns '"lahoa
/ A. So Jar as know, not IN the least.
hIns ke the p,sosion Of an opinion respecting the sc
,cabtIy ar wNdom OF such measure elsewhere ineve
srrssr here as its public advocate; and am not blind
tsseh arguments may be urged against iegsasion,
which though Is peculiarly humane in Its operation upon
rseas az sweeping with reference 10 Aiags Never
heess most aeySutly grateful for the prsetic woss
\, I. n moro value than can easily DO computed.
very aishfsl your icrd ED s,s oh 'srrpavss
E,rC ", AeSsw,. p,p
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a,,d,s met isu espNiHf lhe .eN "~ Wrss
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nli,l A., nrets wss waved W tifi,Ne- w ne 'fe'
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,.,s n, npatf rss aptnisssl Hee'yiA'f. NeeH''eA
.ets iIeA rsl so ~ ie,es,sq fe'e ihe anre~A lM''
t,nl. nltih Nis,h Eleventh 'N'eelh ani fweweh
,,.tti ~ hs ssiaellesmas Nsr he hsisesih Want,
end asi 4 ,ueinlHs, - ~ Niet srHAeHsi
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.,au ssie chat atfsng ~ he hAA saAs tH s"isN
asspa 80 he arrsy, AeA Wy hles ,a sna se''e's'f ~
,N,dnd hs bel .iins sfits t-'i iN hs 'if, tne we've
h lh- ilhia ssi ne s,si ". 81 90 'ihs"lnu wheH
be ,rHtfss srpefta v tssflte ihaie W hat Ne'
rA s 10 li "a srA he u evss ees Stipulated " "s's
90 l,lse 3D. iH ~ lsnasfY Ahw deeAle hsA iAaee
AZ ilwfs uur sssulrs ~ ekleh AAe Walsh eei s,he'
m.islsis 4 30 ,i.Ds lllse ra'il'ie'eA ana A- "s
,ptHtrh ~ lhe iflss nsw, vh' e4'l"@'sl ". 'rse -
| 500 sN tfN 500 tpWpAlNpe ~ we "F HNNN W
,idpea ~ lel lnl. lhs iilss eea .iAe ~ We Yga
] ss,lrs vfislnalA VI hvsas, Fr'sIea u NN~e' ""'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22

Mosn4,. hee w. 1919 All 1weed 8" lha 'ha'' and
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49, 1 a.. ..a ~ t,iiuh ~ iiaHll"n aiHe'H ~ r''N
a. e,.asd anti ap,L iDe % The sold '""'H "'"f w f'
snd isa nHi 80 % Inl
,,,,,... D,.,,,d Ofga.ah Miller q q Neilsn Nlfn
i.o Jiail sna rib.ff 90 'eilt"~.' li''"' ~, ~ 49,
us.L a.n.ss,i si,seia ~ ihs NHHih l'"y "f f"Hf'l
bI,... .s iLa iInlon itY useA 'Wnlehf Hnl
49,. a.. ,..t. uafs,ad a. 'nlra'iise en N''ffH W
r. A, ,t,s and ,si.,e ses.,i o. fHne' snifn" ~ 80
~ . ~. .,i Madison 90 - change N'" hinit ~
tiIf, .i.tt "a f,a,a filfh ~ iNihe g. H''ft N+'
49,. a n...a uAlsd iisfsleT enl lhiml4 'rf' ~ y
,.ii,..d tA,.ssk hFeess = ln"s'"r .'H,' " 80.
49, tbaiIsm sti other si'r'i@ W. W. 80 ru
M ......s,s iiafaftfd w. inHf'"llff 90" N'''7 ,.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.


The cost of current expenses first item aboye IN log
,,es 1saGo 81 1881 s27479i 50; 1884, s222 2sJ AZ
ss3 s9qsco3 o. The total number Of pupils, in 1880
was lo2954; in ls5l, lo736J; in 1852, ll06H.
a. eos Az o55 42g6o. and 1896 The cost of each
uuil taught in those years 81 Il, - S. 81 30 AMI
g. 81 The cost each scholar for Il months was IN 10y
Sc 90; 1871, sc so ls52, Is II; 1883, 81 4e
In 1884 the average Attendance is estimated at 5000
scholars and the yearly cost OF each, 80 ST. being IN ALL
20
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ss 1853

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BISHOP BURGESS ON THs MAINE Law

The Rt Rev Gro. BURGESS, Protestant Episcopal
Bishop Of Maine was recently aPPled to by a fr END
residing cut of tie State for his testimony as t,the
effect OF the prohibiory Liguar Law. He repisd a.
follows
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-23
COARESS-NoNpA

CrvkTF.-The Clair laid tefore the Senate
message from the President Q! the United
Sa,py. Transmitting report from the Secre-
.ary 0. State i kreiation TO the fisheries on the
coast Of FiCgjdE
Az, q report Of the Secretary Of the Navy
r. citation 10 the coal mines and coal fields on
t.e western waters.
Ai- Halker moved 10 postpone all prior or
t.s- tor The purpose Of taking up the home
stead bill. After debating the matter for two
4o1rs It was decided "a The negative-yeas y,
uays ..
The Senate ,hep proceeded to consider the
Pacific Railroad bit, and. after debating il I'M
I'll nearly hlif past four o'clock, Adjourned.
HOUSE, u REPEEsESTATIVEs'- House
devoted is session to he further consideration
of the Civil and diplomatic appropriation bill
voting " yeas au1 nays on many Of the amend
laeBts thereto reported ifC N the Committee OF
;ae Whole On the stale Of Jnion-which was
finally passed.
The question on Sir. Bocock's pending mo.
ton to lake up the Senate bill .or the reoTgan-
izati0n of the Navy then arose, end J; vas de-
ciGed in the negatige-yeGs g, nays 81.
The House then went into n Committee of
the Whole on the state Of the Union; wherein
The Indian appropriation bill was considered
for few moments. The committee rose, and
FIR. Mi!Isou, by leave, reported hack, from the
Committee on Revolutionary Claims, the bill
for the relief of Mary w. Thompson; which
vas passed. The bill Tor the relief Of John
Huntington, reported by Mr.. Mace from the
Committee Of Claims, was next read three times
end passed. And then after some time pass
ed in the consideration of Intellectual motions
70 suspend the rules for the consideration Of
Various bills, the House adjourned.