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KEYSTONE MARBLE WORKS.
MARKET STREET, WEST OF TWENTIETH,
PHILADELPHIA.
S. III. JACORY a 40.

IMPORTERS OF and dealers in the various Foreign aud Do.
mesc Marbles, StStuary, &c huve clnstanty hand a
sres and select sssortn-t Of MAN1LES, TOMBS, MnNU-
MENTS TABLE TOPS ac., Of every description, not
eeeG by any n the city for reauty symmetry and finish
CABINET MAKERS, PLUMBERS AND MARBLE CUT
TERS furnished AZ the shortest notice with Marble Of every
description and ern whether Pore gn Domestic either
finished in the Slab Block the most accommodating
terms.
We especially invite asteut on stock on hand
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kt ll 10 Cul Tie nah -I4ctulc
u Their Nro & iron s'o
" IuE II ,NFssEAN,'
The popular OF tac south d S'uh-w' Orders
comp, Nod 70 .Ry over eau nov b. speed tlied.
ROOFING. GU1TEKING, &C
The door ~o.S, urr sing "a Tin I'D Copper WORT
o1nrctcd IA q cling h.u uhc luh iugs, &C, sc.
placed de- the entire suprueEdeuce Z Mr. " Jones,
ia'e Of Louisville,
Nv This arrlr ZEN MT on ~orl of ne boyr Deception
VIII be IN shrd veil ir done d tlss
taste n cities, std az fh- foev-t possible rates
Tlu aud Coz per Ruof- warranted Or nve to he
pefrc ly wAeught a'd r-prtfr = To- the roCf Of
the F,rs r btttisn hH the Target in the
city which la, not Leaked sUar drop since put
edcucg % t4r AuEbls IoDung IA ., nucssyc
TGNN sKI.
Our TuwAre usfe by he hr-t mechanics that can he
found an Of tie be { ana d .gNlss material
Sa~T1 1NCsS.
The hest Pitburg CAst us always han H. Aad Et tls
lowest p,ics.
CaST IuON STOVES.
We hsve hand "a al tmvs lager stock Of both Ceok-
Ing Heat Stoves IRAN other house IN he y,
are determined 1 10 be- under OLD.
CRATES.
We have hand Ia Sc Il ca q nrAwinr Boa7-, P.-
and Onics atrs om h. be trAnu'hcuf iss.
HOUSE FURNIS lING -OUDs
Our assortment yad ID l go pri-e. many articles
seutiH hu ug ~ for sac AZ the u~est pfNor
ca h. o. 20 a,tuAI Cu..uuvrr,
Al Woik entrusted Ga be executed with
aud snd nc hope sh,re 4 Tubac pat
rOnaEe MACKENZIE Aii-soN.
NEshyITe, Jan 81
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CIIENp GaSIIGnr.

CHEtP Gas gIt:BF.
TIE B MOLE GAS LIGHT COMPANY prepared
furnish Portable Gas Machines suits shle for Nanutsc
tories stors Dwelling Houses, SteAmhoa Railroad sta
uOns &c. These MScl warranted to give satstc.
tion. they mAnufi urcd Gndr : T. McDougars Pat
en- and the only that Hl operate well IN cold
weather The Lsht prcduc is half cheaper than Coal
Ga, and les than the c1mmGnes; TaoW Candies They
easily managed nd free danger and the prices rs
Per cent. less than any other machines made The Compa
ny or 70 ale State and County Rights for all the States
All orders should hr add, essed 10
:. +. McpUUGALL. Agent for the Company,
noy2O- ON 32I HrOadWny, New OTk.
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Al prr-on. INDEBTED the late hrIu qurstgd pay
pp ay farther udu gence not possibly be
given. Mex. VI 'kENZ,S,
J. ". ~ ll-UN.
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EMPIRE SAW WORKS..
WI. 7. GAGE & Co
WarcrOOn No. 81 MaIn street.
ST. EAEIS. yIS-

lNUs
MANUFACTURES OF every description OF extra Casf
WI Steel NiN, CircHIdr, PIT AesEsg, Cross cut logOs,
Hand ana Panel SItcS; SItc H1ndySis, CDsss and Cod
Chis,s TrE springs Anirss, Reaper SclIes, Sprags,
&c, DC
Eg-Od repaired aud made good new, at small
expense.
The undersigned have made such Improvements and
rived such perfection IN the temperng and grinding de-
Of their Works. take such pains procure the
best quality Of Steel that hey assert, whUu fear
contradiction that their stock OF Saws hand
being manufactured. and will be not OnI y equal
but superior To any made I'm or brought
10 this market.
Every sold under their guarantee will be made good
to the purchaser, II not found to be on trial.
mATl8-J2tawly W. L. y. GAGE co.
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No. 4s Dey st, New York.

SMrTH'S sELF-ADJUSTING STOCKS, TIES and
~ CRhVATS The only premium awarded by the Amer
lean Institute at their lat Fair az The Crystal Pascs for
sELFADJUSTlSG II 'CEs 10 P. ?. SMITH, MAnufAr-
turvr, No IS Dey &C., New York.
Merchants viii mud 10 gryay 20 heT advantage % cal
and examine smiths extensive assortment Of hrse very
fashionable attic Tor neck Greet ind 1cements will be
uGrred 60 Johher- fom Western and southern cities.
be al Beariy al Of the hrst-class Job
hing Houses Of NeR YORK C.y. jAnT-
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For Hire.

WE likely SEGKOEs for hire for the BAL
w Anc- sf the year, among them excellent House
Girls, an s1trA Cook, &C. Apply sojnto
kbS9 BOYD LYLEs
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of W g. SWYA
hER, NO. ID Second Street, ST. LOUIS, Mo.
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I oPPER f0r sale (7OO) SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES IN
Oh LAND lying the Colurabia Central Turnpike -
Roac seven miles from Columbia four from Mt Pleas
ant, being = part Of the tract " ich reside
This Land equal superior TO any in MAury county
s well wateTed, THE celebrated Devers Spring being
the part offered for sae) well tberrd and vel improved
there the premises besutfdl building sites
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated Rail Road IL
will be di.ldsi ~ SUIT purchaser or I0d 10 body.
For further Information ply TO me At Ashwood p once,
Msury comfy, tennessee.
sugii-a LUCIUs POLK
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NZIE 8 WILSON

1--WE husie hrrrt FIRE corIu rd by the subscribers
4 der tn o M Of sNuN. MAtKENZ'E A co, will be
hsreafer carried by them un Ter she firm and style
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LOST BOOKS.

bOHU LILIES.
LOST BOOKS.
A LARGE number - Law Books missing from ~
n Library. MANY broken Gentiemsu hasinR
books with my name OF AEpiKsoN, HtLL, ER-
VIZ on th=m uin gr atty Cblse - i~avng hra At NJ
otice OF inform Of them, JOBN \ BRIEN,
t.tSl-lSd BUs No. 50 Cherry street, kashyils
First Of April, 1856.
IL those indebted 10 the undsrsigued to WELLER
II COOPER, hereby noungd that n pas Dent is nos
made b, The tIrst day of april their Aeeoanis sna
notes u be placed in the hands q GER, fur her n
da gAnes caRnos be given lmN7l B.s.NELLER-
Livery Stable.
WP THE aud-nigned having taken -
~ UL The stab'e on Market street. Mash IJS.sA
E,4OEsJ vile, Tenn, two doors below the EAA
I'm. AMI opposite The MAnsien Hoasr, ibrm-
ery occupied by TIE Hshmer., respectfully thas
he I'll keep hsnd good horses Ad Vehes, 10 - let 70
the hiring pablic on reasonable terms.
lie prepared - take o. IN ths best msunsr, an
Horses e Sth him. sither boarding horse. travellers
Hi. stsbe s 81 uated convenient basne.s and hs Sl
keeP bEt experienced oters and the best proTssdsr
be saArket can AFFORD. Terms moderate.
ian ts-GtukSiV Y. q. PArTFRe0N.
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mar15-2wl No 40 william st. COR Deesmsn St NEw YosK
Preserve your Fruit! Preserve your Fruit!

DRAEEWHITE's Patent self-sesling Air Tight
ID Can This useful Ious ana che can having been
thoroughly tested offered 20 the pub Hth the
that be relied The eTfectiy air iight in
the market The of this drawn between the surface
and Of The met uc cap forming perfectly
tgh JOINT hout he cement and ii pens
ing wh the usual mode Of soldering the cap to the oude Of
the
TIL, made Of metaC sub tHuce Vhch cannot aect
the ruit the hast Every Is 'raned Sold by all
des in h country Sole mAGu'c lrer and Agent Tor the
city nj New York GE" HODGErr@, l5S Wuliamt.
Forrts 10 Gfacurr Bran whites Patent Can In
place., apply A. CUNGEI CO., Sa5 Broadway, New
York. mArchl5-' 70
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w Gaze and GO. ug Press. u does all the York Of
Power Press much 4u better. Il weighs eIh
b. srnf by ID Price of single g. so
iher fercd Azeats. For aricuI4rs ap
ply Otherwise, d. H. Muo a. l67 FRO dSay
New York. marrh
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EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENT.

w rvht hE Aafshnu>c, No - tubc "a rare
W 9Th ~ she no 'rrn impraysm~nis, aUd al be Ffe
pared b. th~ rut iebrusT rNgt entire Nee stoea
sprug Gcois direct thc acfufss ard Gu tom
Nou-e tn Nes Yot Bltoa sui ia iph clnprislng
lsrscf sud 4 Gools tan hss lcrrtoors
re trpi - our sI D. mlrlc 10 even depart
meat u Fancy aud sta lr Dry GOlas
] DUNCAN A co
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Agricultural Implements
AT WANUFACIUIEEKs, Prices.
d. -. w Il Is Is T. R
4 As and vii keep cn hand, up stairs ~
in n. T. Yratmans WArehou-e, k-\S-@@-P
Market street. a vel Rs~oriessfock q ~
Agricultural and horticultural ass<s AszsszzA
lmplemsuts ana fools [-oth -arl-rs, Culuya-
uaTrows, Bsi nii s Com Drls aud Planters Stump
Pll'rs aud Lever J4cksl sud housefCruishing oods,
ghca be viii a MAuufacurrEs' prlc added.
lie has also for sale OR As sEFDS and -f COPPER
KETTLES and SifEtT nos STOVES.
Persons n want of Two Horse Powers Thres,crs, Nov
ers ers Corn Srs Ae will send IN their ogirTs
he don't intend 10 import hat not previously
eaFea IrcS-u
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A szssa.us DWELLING HOUSE. VIA %
n ~ nzessHArs oatnsasss. - ~ eeFusr = sens U
~ gued rv@s,k 81 9pqsy . To ..
1aFrcs q 2Ce-gy stzs
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l. COTTT,NT.T s. CO., Importers of French and
L other European Goods No. Is Broad street.
Aug8l %
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OO0 kRas e su- c. s,osssOp o. sE.na q Foks
ZJU WHIfE Lad. IL sslz IL. and yery ukits.
foF sale ~ Calh-h ANokAsoN.
WANTED. FLAxSEED. R0r uAlsA ne AsA
- aaFssl yrlss 81 y pshf n czsh.l llsne-d
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TO CONFECTIONERS.

'HE undsrsFned hsy - uFohassda New Sc. Of Plates
h pnrpsISd 10 Priai, snd sappy ne uAds ulth any
quantity Of
MOTTO VERSES,
oF An EhrtkkLY nv STYLE,
And whch NJ e sod cheap for essh The 0t syis
Be purehAsrd al he kAsg
Ordsrs promptly uivd shd Is sheess With prices, ,ssi
upou sppiu4tiun ~ uAA, 70 T. n. hAILf,
s...e Mhsissale Co1f csionsw,
ktlaSez ~. Louts No
The daily union., 1856-10-25
WHICH Is THE UNION PARITY
NOT A CATHOLIC.
For the Union.

To any who has watched the progress OF events from
the commencement Of the present campaign 1t only
ceSsary PROFOUND this question in order receive
immediate answer-tbe national democratic party that
supports James Buchanan for the presidency. Here are
his words on the subject:
Dsunion is a word which ought not to be breathed
among in whisper The word ought to be con-
sdered Of dreadful omen and children should be
taught that II is sacrilege to pronounce it."
James buchanan.
The statesman that uttered this sentiment received the
unanimous nomination Of the delegates from every State
In the Union.
His claim 10 nationality and devotion TO the Union
therefore be disputed Both Of the other parties in
the field claim to be national and Union parties Banks
Of the leaders Of the abotonrepubcan party was at
one time willing to I" let the Union slide"
Horace Greeley said The Union s not worth sup
porting In conuexion with the South" Many other dis
union sentiments have been avowed on various occasions
by the leaders OF this party but finding that the masses
Of the people, North we'll South cherish an abiding a,
achmen TO the Union the cautious and calculating
Of them changing their tactics and trying TO cheat the
people the belief that they the true Union party
for 1t only BY cheating the people that they hope 10
succeed.
II needs argument to prove that there can bs no
Union without the constitution This be the Union
party, then, ifit IL hostile to the constitution
That II is hostile to the constitution can be proved by
the speeches and writings of it's leading men.
Rfeman Beschsr, Of the wsrmcst and ablest sup
The daily union., 1856-10-25

ADDING FUEL TO THE FLAME OF RELIGIOUS
HATRED,

HATRED.
Messrs EDrroRs OF all the cards played by any of the
political parties in the field, think the last one
thrown by the "anreedom- -of-reg opinion" party
is the contemplate and deserves the condemnation
of all right-thnking aude to that which is
pacarded in the windows of all the bookstores and pc
rodca shops throughout the country "brilant
Der of Harpers Magazine the opening pages of which
rehash the story Of the Of st. Bartholomew
companed by series of woodcus presenting those
from darkest page of French history bazoned before
the public though it something new, instead Of
almost forgotten story of four centuries ago
II is not that object any political party using such
weapons may honestly into their hands, but do
object that such things should be aked up from the past
and spread before the kmnded and the ignorant just
upon the Of the presidential election and that too by
periodical protesting to be neutral in politics and rel
gion.
Dill we care so to do we might trump this card b.
Of later day in England, and by sect claiming
greater advancement in knowledge but will not at
present enter upon reexaminaton which will not pass
for argument
The publishers of the Magazine may and doubtless do
claim this a historical fact, which within the
province Of their pursued from the beginning Of
their work but II will not dothe veil Ia too himsy to hide
the object for which this subject chosen at this parc
uar time and the pursued by them most justly
deserves and doubt not will receive the earnest conde-
nahon and such as shall be FELT from every Charitable
Christian, called by whatever name he may be.
This but another Of the many Of the poli-
cal party 10 add fuel to the fame OF religious hatred which
they have already spread throughout the country turning
father against and against father devourng up
lies and making enemies of friends and negbboa And
this but another Of the unscrupulous acts Of this
in their efforts carry their ends whether It
be crush the humble aspran for literary honor to rob
the family Of the living or the widow and orphans Of the
dead Of their just claim to the fruit Of their literary labor
or in this case to Garry political end Not that we
would for moment shsokle the liberty Of the pross or
curta ios Of its freedom-for look upon IL as the
palladium OF human rghts-but do object that pro-
essedly neutral and entirely literary press should Its
pages that under false guise might be able to steal i
way Into the midst Of families where It's chanc
ter known, II would not be admitted.
NOT CATHOLIC
The daily union., 1856-10-25

porters Of Fremont the candidate Of this sectional party
says The has been the father and FouS-
TAIN OF all TRoUBLEs" And again: II has the dry
rot and Is not fit for service" Ansou Burlingame de-
mands ian ansaysry constitution antislavery Bible
and an anti-slayery God"
or course then, he opposed to the present one As
well as to the Bible and the Supreme Ruler of the Uni
verse
Garrison and Phillips pronounce the constitution COW
enant with death and an agreement with hell
II may be denied that the two last named identified
with this party Bennett Of the Herald, the head and
'front.' the Ajax lebanon of the Fremont movement thus
welcomes them into full fellowship
Whatever hopes may have been entertained by Gsrr
son or Phillips of raising distinct and efficient political
party on their rabid doctrines utterly blasted
Theparty risen up 1.-THE Fremont party) has absorb
ed, but 1t has also blotted them out"
Mark the words "has absorbed and blotted them out
How As sponge absorbs and blots out water ink
that receives into selthat is the abolition party has
become SO identified and amagamated with the repubi
can that ii has lost its identity II has longer sep
arate existence. They and the same
Since this s the case the abolition party should at least
have the honor of furnishing half of the compound name
for the compound substance formed by the union OF these
two elements. Henceforh let it be called the aboonre
publican party, and by this let il be known and
designated.
This neutrality-suspicious. party is the anconsttution
and dsunion party II regarded by foreigners who
looking upon this contest from distance and
be suspected of being prompted to make this charge
by the same motives that acuate member of the demo
cratic party Hear what the London Chronicle warm
| sympathizer with this party, says:
ave should be sorry to Mr. Buchanan elected, be-
he is in favor of preserving the obnoxious nsu
| tons as they exist AND THE UNITY OF THE STATES
There is safety for European monarchca governments
If the progressive spirit of the democracy OF the United
States is allowed to succeed. ELECT FREMONT, AND
| THE FIRST BLOW TO THE SEPARATION OF THE
| UNITED STATES is EFFECTEDp
All that has been affirmed of this disunion party is
very great extent true of the selsyed American party
since they acted in close and intimate alliance in Pennsy
vana and Indiana To say the least of them they the
acknowledged allies Of that party as much as the tories
the allies and friends of the British in the revolution
There is then but true national Union party in the
eldthat is the democratic party. James Buchanan its
bearer, is statesman of long and enlarged
perienc "whose commanding capacity is universally
| knowledged," and whose life is without a stain"
Let then, the national patriotic, Union-loving OF
every part of the country rally to the support of this
ddate and the constitution and the country from the
dangers by which they are threatened. HALIFAX
The daily union., 1856-10-25

PosT oTrIcK DEPARTMENT,
Washington, Oct. as, 1855.
PROPOSALS carrying mails of the United States from Jan
1885, pacticabe June 80 1860 the
following Ohio will be received at the Contac
Office the Poet oce Department. in The city Of Washington
a. m. of December LIST To be decided day:
g26 Toledo by swauton, Dea Wauseon and syker
Bryan S. miles and back, twice week.
Leave Toledo Monday and Thureday at
Arrive at Bryan next day BY IL M;
Leave Bryan Tuesday and Friday at 2 p
rive Toledo day by
Proposals for service three times week invited
proposa 2'arantee, and certificate also for
tons pamphlet advertisement inviting
mail o dated January TO- s56 be fout
department and al the post Offices the
should supscrbed, Proposals, 9G76 Ohio,
and addressed Assistant Postmaster General
Washington, ID. c."
Bidders they will
vice. JAaES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General
25-lzw4wt
The daily union., 1856-10-25
Grand Mass Meeting and Barbecue at Laurel
Factory, Thursday, Oct. 80, 1856.

THE jackson Democratic Association havin,
perfected attend the grand meeting
and barbecue Laurel Both instant members OF the
vicinity generally hereby earnestly invited
BILE Democratic Headquarters Pennsylvania between 9
lO O'Clock morning Of the above day
thence with banners, The
road depot there taking the special train which has been
chartered purpose, which will sh o'clock The
gentlemen appointed aids che
arsha respectfully invited be pnctua In their attend
The hour nnd place above designated:
lst ward--C 4. Cumming.
ID ward-John Y. Eanis.
Sd wgrd--Jeroae Digges.
4th ward--Wm. +. M0ilun.
5b waTd--John Pic.
9th ward-1homas AitemIs.
7th ward-James py.
BY order association:
NJ. L. BRIGHT.
Oct 2s-d4 Chief Marshal.
The daily union., 1856-10-25
SPR NGFIELD HALL, HARTFORD CO., MD.
Boarding School far Boys-Nunber Limited 10 TOsnty
Oct 25-lzw4wi

miles from Baltimore
having daily communication thence
pupils required board with the principal their lodgings
school under the The
kaby healthy ond remote from all of temps
Ihe entire arrangements of character
youth whose snadans prevented by
giving personal their supervision The
la cgagez
mathematics and the usual branches college any
kind Of business,
will Nov ember lei. and close The
LIST Of April.
ReieIencssi Right Rev. Bishops Whlingham
Rev. Drs Wyatt and Johns, Hugh Evans and r. Parker
and Or. Samuel Chew, Baltimore H.. G..
hsry's county, Maryland
be made Samuel Magrau esq former pa
Office of the Ohio
nal Company Washington, D. who will give az 10
the he.
Springfield, Falslon Hartford county, maryland October
~, 1856.
Oct 25-eo9it
The daily union., 1856-10-25
OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE.
RIES OF MARYLAND.

The following the drawn numbers OF the Maryland
dated Loey for the benefit of Carroll county, &C., class So
Octoser ~. 1856:
60 35 SO 55 80 81 AZ 27 % Al ID
The following the Palspsco Institute
Lottery, class 27a, drawn October a. ls55;
81 80 8 45 10 "a 80 25 IS IL CT 70
r. FRANCE Co., Managers.
u. II. McPHIIL, Commissioner.
Oct 25-lrt
The daily union., 1856-10-25
Di.aslers on Laks MieAiaan.

MILWAUKEE, Oct. 25.The propeller Toledo is reported to
be wrecked Port Washington and all hands lost The
propeller Allegheny ashore this place. and fears
entertained of disasters other steamers the Lake.
The daily union., 1856-10-25
HsaUv Eailgyes.

NEW YoRK, Oct 24--It is reported on change to-day
that 7. Perry Co., produce Dealers have suspended
Their liabilities to S400 O00 1t is also rumored that
prominent house the provision trade has suspended with
liabilities to the amount of $500 900.
The daily union., 1856-10-25

SUNDAY ScHooL USoSAt the triennisl meeting OF the
General Protestant Episcopal Sunday School Union held
last week 10 Philadelphia nearly $4,000 subscribed
in aid Of sunds and by the advice Of the bishops IL was
determined to bold meetings in New York and elsewhere
for the purpose Of increasing The amount 90 as 10 place the
affairs Of the Union a basis for the future
The daily union., 1856-10-25
Arriral Of the Hermann.

New YoRK, Oct 2.-The steamer Hermann, from South
ampton, has arrived Her has been anticipated by
the arrival Of the Arabia. ......
Mr.. J. A. Matilde passenger and bearer OF des
patches TO the American legation from Switzerland.
The daily union., 1856-10-25

THE COURT OF NAPOLEON, one beautiful uusrto
volume BY Goocrch, With tuhsnc portraits ~ he brsulps,
wits, and hefones of hrst empire rub
Ushed, and THE day rercivod bf
octs5 FRANCK TAYLOR.
The daily union., 1856-10-25
ny ELEa aRAPH.

Serious Accident to Er- Prssidsnt Vaa Bursn.
VALErm, KrSDERaooK, Oct. 25.-Ex-President Van Bu-
thrown from his carriage yesterday and had his
broken.
The daily union., 1856-10-25

srgiEia Ciub.At the instance Of members no
ftvtn that interesting IL the
consideration of club regular eerinr
and f attendance u requested Tuesay evening new at TX
O'Clock. w. n. WOOULEY,
ootRa-dA President
The daily union., 1856-10-25
G II N Il II A l. N IL w s..

THE ELM Cry sAFE.-The steamboat Elm City,
which got ashore in Hurgate taken off Wednesday
morning. uninured by the assistance of the steamer Trav
eller and steamtug Achilles She made her regular trip
to New Haven on Wednesday evening.
The daily union., 1856-10-25

STUDENTS ooLLEeEs-The number of students in the
three first colleges in the country is-n Harvard 6o7
Yale GOA in the University of Virginia. $40 In the lat
there is increase of 80 the number last year
At Yale there are 81 students from southern States