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Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08

ELorEnGNr N Fashionable LtFE-
fhs Cincinnati Commercial oi the 23l
ut. relates the following purtieulars.
\ transactions in the matter Of "loTe
and dollafs," OF considerable Importance
IN certain circles, has Just tfanspifsa IN
our city 1t appears thal not long SINCE
two young gentlemen sons OF Nh, C
We're each counting two fashionable Ia.
dies of our city-lhe widow L-and
he daughier-tha latter lady some fifteen,
the former some forty years Of age. To
break up the union OF the daughter with
the young man she was sent to the int;
fiof OF the State to school, aud her lover
To Texas, where he died. The other
brother continued to eour, the mother
until recent date, although lac Wa some.
what absent On duty for he belonged
70 the army.
Won, during the young lady,s tosm at
school she heard Of her lovers death in
Texas, aud for grief determined on enteg-
ug "A c0ment Thus matters stood when
the elder brother. the one that was court
iag The aiolher, returned 10 the city, lie
was sin true to the widow aud she went
% iar Us to buy her wedding clothes. and
lha young man % say h would do with
Iha widow as he pleasea-whish meant
that he could marry her il he WOULD
THIS he told in a public bar-room
Some scandal, entirely unlounded in
ruth, got out; the gentleman that con.
dueied the business IN the place OF the
yeuug eoufiler was discharged, bat on
The return OF the elder brother he took
charge again aud awent on with the widow
as dsnal. Ga Saturday last the daughter
returned 10 her mothers from school. she
having been sem for, aud got home lhEp'
a great deal OF persuasion--her DISPOSE
ton hniag been bent toward a convent
On her femm home she saw again and
eonycsasd with the brother Of ntg late
lover IL was soon u be her father
lie told her no doubt. u be good child
aal forget the convent llef charms
during those interesting conversations
took possession ol the Young man aud he
fegrtilea the pledge 10 the mother Il
W. a triumph Of seventeen otef forty
Tie young man declared his newborn
passion-iho Yonng girl accepted the
brother Of her layer. aud her father that
va 10 b. On Tuesday last they elapei'
What course they TOOK il Is impossible to
tel The mother was last seen Ia her
carriage IN hot pursuit after the young
would.be.nnn AMI her recently waste. be
husband. !. "a mixed up Amir. aud Ihl
" end is not yet
II may DC interesting TO know that the
family OF widow L. j. worth some
ssQg 600, aud that the young nun ].
woiih some SGOQ00
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
HOTEL,
NEW ORLEANS.

III Pfaafifi0F. Of ibls establishment be-. ,ea,a
1 to nlsrn the public that Iley still continue 10
accommodate all eh9 anr dzassed 10 yor diem
with their patronage. Their house has Lsan
thoroughly eltansei aud rciii,sd. aud tier Table.
'hey vrniure to asssfi, u unsnrpissai by any
ollief ia Tie riy The Planters Hotel Is sn
old ani Nea known establishment situated IN
Canal street neaT the eofurr Of Camp street. the
most business ihorouHhiare inihe whole city: aud
the fropneien ilallsf themselves thai a mors
agreeable and p.easaat residence oond rai b.
procured by travellers. dnring their seiouru hrf,
than Is otsszd at tbs establishment.
fliey have leased lie args new hotel fceen,.
cIeetsd by At Jaeub BNndessr. adjoining the
above Establishment. which thy have apsis IN
eoaaeelian with Il, eselaavrlY lsf tic aeeo,uns.
dslieu Of families, and have iiited i un and fam.
ishsd Tin a siyr unequallcd By any family apatt.
meals Ia tAe whole saulhetn county, 10 tIis
pafi Of lheI establishment. they would rsp, c sliy
iHtls the attention Of families travelling Il ft,at
or .eaaiing niAo city. "a their pf.ces will Be love.
uan tboss charged At auy establishment ia lils
south having sinilaf Accommodation To Il.
tltefeiofe wAe dspased 10 be made eoniiouslls
al moderate price. they wond respectfully solicit
them Immediately aa their arrival, 10 iaeu.r- fsx
the Planters Hotel.
YOUNG & CHANDLER.
- Pr1aFisl5fs
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
NhW ORLEANS NpE foi NJRl.
and ErlnEsTS' Dcp05
80 I5tNNAU srREEI RON,
oFrosiIt TnE o1sTol1il1I'a'

II u GREEN respectfully annenuc's 90
4. p0bli.lisis aud frmru. l'si he h.s
.,iabl-hrd q cuupl,lr sHd ,Ai''"'c 'li l.
FOIADRi u o. oiy.
4 u uK ..rIaa sl lht !"nni.A va. 'Nl To
orlrf by wurl.inrn Of ioug rSprlgnd', tnl '' "o
rspsss w4s slafrd To ubtan u'e hi"d'oin. It
lace. und " priIert rirm m rsrp frsprci' 'hr
a,.rftion h. vrniarrd that d viii b. louHd ihr
h.na.,n,f.i 10 the Uiuird niairs
Ai.s. a ycf, hand, nc asspf.Hrni OF t'oW"f',
g,,nl.n,iio, h,ulafi. anl Joa iarrra OF tur icai
,t,lr. 1, which Tie auuuilu Hi frhier % N''
uc,t.d. b.,oar purchasing y.s, NH,rr Az 'flie.'s
manufactured ~ this fouidy sial etoi ma.
lrf,al rqaai II not suprnpf to any mana lae'ni'a
AT M. North; aud a. tlr, VIII be iafnfhiei' at
Nrw Ysfg pfisss, the pfapnrlur ui ihIs nrH eater
mrs, if,.is To- meet With due eucoaiugfmr"i
The .ub.rnl,ef is a.sp AscHi lpf the sale OF
N,,t,,rf. " ,slinttpn aud smiih Fat-Es' WINCH
,o,,ihsf Wnh Chasrs, tasrs, Cuinl is'ns Sticks
Ferniturr. Gagrys. ~ uns lnk OF iIl c".ors' il.
GLIDING cycy Article Ia The frniihg hn''ir's' N'p'
constantly on hand ut moderate riira
II'lhc propnriofsol ncw'pap' ID Who WI pub
lish this adycfiiscmrul sK mo- tbs aud srud a
p.prr to ihs Foundry weekly, Nili br pad iof the
advertisement b. purchasing s'S times The an'oni
Of ad,rni,rmcn; bill iu Type ...,.,...
Opposite iHt tuslomH1usr.
lr Proprietor, Of ucasialrfs, Wb1 have pub.
ii.1sd the adyrfil.rmrul OF DarENc q Cl, WI
plsaac suspend il, aud nseit the above
may 10, lsls.a2
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
Wall PAPERS,

No. 20 camp street, New Orlcans.
IN advertiser has siwayu on hand wvll
Il as.ousd stock of
FRENCH PIPER -HANGfSGS,
with suiIallc BoaoEsNos iof rach--aaong Nhtn
afc
Gold aud Velvet Papers aud Boniels,
Gold Papers aud Bofien.
Scuas fspeu, double ubd siuelg wiithj
Bed Toe Papers and Baiien, do;
Satin, unglatrd, and Common Papers
Window fhpen, . l,ci wide;
figufrd Sencn faprfs aud Borders;
whclths selling a. low o. French Pspe.s ecu
be sold 10 New Oheuu< lie hos also AneRIoAs
PAFlRs, which be oilers lore, than they eau be
purcnrcd elsewhere!
CAD in-lrnfn prices, and bhy u they suit YOU,
u DOT, there !. "n0thiag chalg,d Tor show
o. Pop n hung 10 order. and warrantrd &, si1s
JOSEPH EIrER. 20 Csms "a
RAY 1922
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08

AZ INupENr or ruE Loss. OF rus
OrGAX MoNAGcm-Fafal Termination
Of an EioprDieaf.-Thc London Morning
Chronicle naHatcs the following incident.
An excitement OF a very extraordinary
an painful nature has bern occasioned IN
the parish OF ST. Lnke's Old street, by the
elopcmelit Of Mr.. Bacon, the master Of
the worA.Aouse, and Mrs. Walter the
work.house school.mlsircss. boili married
persons with families oi young clhldtcu,
aud now lmowa 20 have been among the
passengers on board the III htca emigmnt
Ship Ocean Monuch, Bacon had obtained
leave oi absence ioF fortnight, upon a
plea OF urgent private business to settle
IN the country, aud few days after bis
lepalture, Alfs. Walter, the school.mis
tfcs, also obtained leave Tor "a shor ab.
seuct, alleging hat sh" had born scnt ior
by her mother, who was dangerously III
IN Devon,hifc
l. happened rather singularly, however
that s1lu afterwards her mother arrived,
in good health, IN London, for the purpose
OF visiting her aul was a-lonishod to hear
oi her absence under such circumstances.
This I'D 10 inquiry, which resulted in the
discovery thai tho missing pair were to-
ggthcr intending TO take flight to Amer
lea. Waltet the husband who was the
worh.h1use sclipoi.masler lad no oppor-
Wnity of observing any OF these move.
iaeul-, being prisoner ia lhe house OF
correction Tor inisdemcuuor. While hs
wa, under cxamlHption before the magi,.
irato, he received un excellent character
l5r general good conduct, from the master
Of the wofh.huusc, Mr.. Bacon, who thus.
during the husbands incarceration, made
with lns wife
The latter, a gcntcel and remarkably
good looking woman, took with her her
youngest child leaving the rest to her
husband OF to the parish. The respective
relatives have ascrrtaiued beyond doubt
ihatiI fugitive pair. instead Of proceed
ing TO Deyonshifc, Us they had pretended
embarked on board the Oceau Monarch
aud, together with the woman's child,
pershed when that ship was dcstroyedby
ire. M,. Bacon is known to have hn,
some previous knowledge Of America
tie was formerly police officer, and {
| few years back was sent to America il
/ pursuit oi vesry clerk who had alb
seconded.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08


The following beautiful lines have been Sc
music by MI POM, Vi Cincinnati:
LOVE SEiS0N.
ny ". D. GALLAUngR.
Minua mine across the meadows,
Ripping run two limpid streams,
Singing now through twilight shadows,
Sparkling now in noon.dly beams
Like thy cheeks the IN yrs that blossom
Near them, aud those eyes of thine
Shame the heay'ns lheiE waves embosem
Mnna mine
Mnna nine those streams uniting,
Hence together hold THEN way
Plainly To my vision writing,
What Else, Minna eouldatheY sayil
" Natures Law Is QUE Of union
su6h, loo, is the law diyineii
beautiful aud bold eammlnioul
s.iaaa mins
Minna mine | know not whether
tle lcssau read stiRhti
But 1 streams thus come together,
Aud their desliups unite
Mty may uat the heat that liYeth
uHly ia the love ol thine,
Can the boon iuf which Il stFiseth,
AiHni miue
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
Il1Gu. Low. GAME.

fSeeuc in front OF fashionable hotel
GeailsmsH ldismoaaling from his horse
-"Snber Acknowledgements my=beast
by Allowing him thrice to eircumanbu.
late youd-r f1aatuiui that accomplished,
to hubble "a moderate quantity Of aqueous
particles. conduct Inn then with eafe to
the repository tor wearied beasts; aud,
having clothed IN uslfe his dusky sin by
gpnilg application Of the vegetable ma.
terial ,aIufly called straw suffer him in
quiet ia poHaka food which shall afford
noafshmyul. aud geaerite repo-e
Siah1fr daashnsl-"M y ha.a-af sir'"
GeR -Whai srr. stand ye thus ike
ons VINO has hoi reasnu ia h soa. while
this naaI baa=. Whose every pores iauut
OF gushing strength. rows vuletudinuy
'araih Sui oppressive mys' Ie volatile
barbarian.
Sai- I.aaghias sull more nures.
inasdIy) - cant understand word
you saH -ir but s'pasc yoa want your
horse put up
Gsf-" stupidity nnelualled. Land.
lord, illuminate y0uf eensuHss against the
uliy eaud WH1 thus uauIigsis oppugm.
Ton . as dHzircs, aud conduct ne u se.
H.ulsl amtlmHu,s aadbaas rcs.ualiyus
ul thH most sitiiis Character to feiastute
u theli former p1wefthe varying energies
OF my exhausted came.
MISUNDERSTANDING 4 Will. .ir.3
Gms-rmp1s,elou-! And you, sir
unite iu ths i.sgaegiUlmertnuent olyour
mimou' / should really .ufmise myself
,ls l.4t o! .he species yJu had ever bg.
held
Misunderstanding sill mo,o)-
Indeed yJu are sir
Gent Terminate this pgolix scene,
aud ohieiaic as my guide TO apartments.
Al i4a hour OF dinner summon mc; b
weanue., .hoHll hage cpu-cd me TO be
mcuubsui uflpo.e, gently rcanima,c mc
with the breath OF fan
ISceuc 2-the dinner table.
Gmt-(SJaglug himself at lhc ublc-
duurf o,yg-lihet- standing ia the rouu)
II .bolll Judge gomclIy aud Ignorance
the prevailing characteristic oil this man-
sion. rgc iie.hng amid these fcehinJ
ruins worthy the regard oi a gentleman
palate. Water, desire d female fowl,
sufficiently but nol redundanlly made cdl.
ble by lire, lll is bfougH) Waiter di-.
sect with care the same. douot violently
separate the palis. lesi any joint, sui.cf
dislocation from the di-coriaul sound
Ut i. donc) Waiter place tender pnf.
ton OF the brea'I upon my plate, with die
necessary accompanymrnts Qt Is done
as ordered aud lhe gentleman commences
his dinuar)
4 way who with other, had observed
those proceeding, seats himself % the
tablr opposite ouf hero
HGg.-" Waiter furnish me with %
female fowl; be sure OF her vriginlty =
(rhe waiter understands the Joke aud
dla- as hg !, hid)
IFag.-" Yaiicl discover now her come
poueuJ parts, Qg Is dune.)
Ilus 90" NailfE divide these parts
into proportions suited to nay labul ca.
paaily'
IFag--(Opsuiug.hs mouth aud throw
ing himself back IN his chairl Yailcr
place one OF them within the odiice De-.
fore YOU" (Our hero begin, 10 under.
stand the QUIZ, aud is evidently dtsconsori.
cd)
IFug -" Waiter, wag my jaws
(Amid roors oflaugther aud curses on lis
lips, our hero rushes from the room)
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
NEW ORLEANS
BOOK DEPOSITORY
NO. 40 CAMP sTREET

CONSTANTLY on hand, at the above c.lsl.
v lIshmeni, general assortment Of Books ai
every description, aud particularly sallool iyois.
.aeh as arc mostly used ia the ssulh aud south.
west. Also, Medical and Miscellaneous Books,
embracing the bed siuudird luthors, as well ds
late publications OF every kind. Country mer.
ehanis aud teachers viii find at all times as above
the best assorted stock Of every kind of school
requisites ii ihr soatheu county. Blank Books
and Siaii0asry @! all kinds, suitable for country
trade at ihe lOecsi pricea.
5 WOODALL, bookseller aud Sta,oner,
a9.6m. No 80 Cnmp street
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08

WESTERN MANurAcruREs--A compa-
ny Of stockholders residing IA Kentucky
Indiana Arkansas, Louisiana, mud his-is-
sippi, have organized themselves for the
purpose OF manufacturing cotton, al Gam
Melton, about 100 miles below Louisville,
The capital stock OF the company Is -5OJ,-
900, OF which we understand 100000
willnow be pul TO Use, and 10000 spin
dies will be started
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
spRlSG AND SUMMER GOODS.
JOSEPH II. PALMER,

wholesale Dealer In STAPLE Dry Goods.
NO SO oravieF street, Now Orleans.
TAKES pleasure ia announcing to mefohanla
/ traders aud families, that his spring aud sum
mer stock Of Dry Goods Is larger and contains
greater variety than ever before offered and at
greatly reduced prices, by the piece or package.
J H. PALMER.
L2ly' So G-uvief street New oglesas
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08

The gallaHiry. hepism and humanity
OF Tie American, whether citizen, soldier
or sailor, hnssi. through innu;nersble
decds bgcong proyefbial. no lees gener-
ally than Justly A more glonous indi.
vidual instance has never occurred than
the heroic efforts oi a sailor Of The New
\ ogk packet shp New World. in aiding
tic rescue OF the ill-iatcd passengers OF
the Ocean Monarch.
While Two Badsh sttumers were hug-
yIug pas, the Burning vessel, Us il anx-
ious TO avoid tho work OF humanity, an
American ship, bofa down TO the ,ceuc OF
terrible disaster aud while ml her hands
were active Boo their efforts TO rendc. help,
one brave How, ut the r!sk G! h!, hle,
plunged into the sea, mounted the basn-
Ing wreck aud passed glse hgjarca hu-
man beiEgs over from threaining death
To safety, being himself the very last TO
leave tlie posi- uidmger
That American ship WIS the Anw
Modd, and that Gallant ds.iycfet Oh, of
her sailors, Fred rick } lrsinc, who has
earned as proud laurel as ever gnccd
ia, hcro's brow. Such acts on The part
Of Americans occurring whenever there
Is occasion, are ihe loiucst cnC0aium.
that can bs passed. upon oar natiohal
character Some testimonial should be
giyen TO the brave sailor who was insiru-
mental in saving q hundred INcs
Nrr York Sun
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08

An excellent deacon, long accounted
one OF the pillars of the church. once de-
clared that he had ceased to derive much
ediication or comfort from the preaching
upon which he still attended with eycm-
plary regularity Being asked the reason
OF IA declaration so little consistent with
his character aud station he replied thai
in old time he wcd to church 10 hear Iha
preaching of the Bible, 10 hear sound
doctrine, lively faith, and iurycnt eNhor'
tnton but IN these latter days, conlinu'
ed The good deacon, it has got to bc
pretty much, all RIM aud mggers.
Providence J0HyRdi
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
UPHOLSTERY ARTICLES,
no 20 CAMP sTREr4,

~ - N-AAaA NIL
NrlDs orlean,.
EHaHE l. subscriber has on haad larse AMI ~.
: vril szsohineat ui anipsl every auitls ia
th Upholstery way. which, on uccanal .. q.
advanced stale Of he season. he oilers At srty lew
Paefs Among lie ooOds hand. bs sia,.d
enamglals
CURTAIN sfuFFs.
Sill, worsisdi and cotton D4nzsks. ,ffeaei aid
EagisAiI
belaasi and muslin wbte curtains;
Plaia aud figured mnaiins, &c.
.CoRNlCE, POLES. BANDS, a..
woolen, brass, and srls..t corniee;
bfas, aud woodrn pol,s;
Tulip "aeorn.' "Polka," "srm," aus ,-aa,
Of other curtain bands aud pas
TRANSPARENT WINDOWS .SuAnEs
The stock Of ihis article Is .. iuil. aad ,r "a.
handsome paHeTal, as eau be found any whsre-
among which, are scripture, Chimes, and eiiie,
sccacs, large G9ihe., sc.
MUSQulTO-BARS AND MEETINGS.
English bobIneii, muslin, linen musquiia saru .a.l
neilings IN great variety aEd quantity.
FEATHERS, CuRLED HAIR. &c:
Fcalhcs ia lois VI from / pound to 100 pos..,..
aua CURED hair d yailous qualiiiss.
Together with iaatiiag oil cloth. carpets, fce.
mats. tabla oil cloths, wall paper, "a l.sgs sasl
handsome a~onmfll,l corls and iassels, .rinpsf,
gimps, hra board papers; cotton, woss,rd. Ina,
aud si'k borderin.s aud bindings; hlir.cotil win.
dow papeu, ready made hair Or mo,s niaslr,si,i,
bed lariitorr, &e sc.
p-1alvanlIed sPnng mattresses made to order
aud Upholstery worA w uted with drspuich
JOSEPH Et7'Ek
NAV l0-e2
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08

Misunderstanding to Haller, women
bear thirst lougcy than men, according 10
Plutalch, they can resist the effects OF
wine beueE according 10 UHgcr they
grow older and are never bald according
10 Pliucy lhey are seldom attacked by
hon. (ou III contrary they viii run after
lioui) and according to GuGtcr thcy can
talk q few I.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08

Why SArAGEs ARE MADE IS LINKS
We have often wondered why sausage,
are put up IN links The secret IS ont
they are rhaincd TO prevent them from
running away. Soindnuaics The Albany
kuickerbocktr, in relating how AN Ala
bamian lost a Newfoundland dog, For
days and days he searched high and low,
butnothing of Lion could he ind. Al
last we limited 10 him the propriety of
whisthng for him in front OF our cheap
sausage shops He did so, and with the
happicst result. The very first blow he
gave, eight houlognas, two hcadthecses.
aud eighteen pounds OF "links jumped of
the -tall, and chased HIM down the street
a. lf Old Nick was after hm. This will
teach our domestic butchers TO kcrp their
sausagcs chained.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08

A NEW ATTACHMENT for tie Piano. has
recently been mvcnled by Boardman x
Gray OF Albany, which Is ,ald in exquisite
-olmess TO excel the E3lian Attachment
invented by Coleman. II Is styled the
Dolce Companu, and produces, when
attached to the Piano, q sound not unlike
the rich music of the bells %. the Swiss
ringers lately among rs, Those mycu-
hous show that Brother Jonathan has
some taste and genius beyond !uck.kniyes
aud -aw-mlls,
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08

We neutionga tie other day the death
OF Als.. Mailit From the Newark Id.
yef,iscr Ne cops the following IN .claiioa
loihp ogen;
fANNY plrpels-rlas Beautiful and
accomplished gilI, whose ili.slalod maf-
fiage with the Rev J. y Maihi created
IN the community considerable sensation
at the tine OF is occurrence died, il IS
sud, OF broken heart Since her ahan-
dolnaoui by he pious hypocdte AgAo b..
came her husband, she has had 10 asa.
ianl ia every direction against the viper
tongue O lander. aud the yagabond efgw
&io stuG1 ever lad! . reyiis. rcpsoaeh
aud itadaep tie innocent, now have the
satisfaction Qi such, even To the worst
portion ol humanity, il can bel OF seeing
Il victim oi their malet0lenee eoasigued
lo a premature grave. History Is yet 10
record tie plots and sintagems aad de-.
vices ihatwcfc made use OF 10 ensnafe
her 10 Tie purpose OF Mall, aud i. is not
yet wuiteu 10 WAa. degrading, humili-
ing aud insulting Treatment the poor girl
was subjected by some OF the reverend
associates OF lhat strange aud eccentric
uian, She amJag 0AleFaeconplshmcnls
was highly gifted as poet, mld We have
some beautiful verses oi hers, composed
few weeAs before her decease, deachp-
ike OF her grief OF mind ard outraged
feelings, which we viii endeayor 10 pub
| iisi
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08

Money is now defined to be eompo.
siuon for taking stains ont Of character
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08

What is the meaning Of Syntax, moth-
cr!' inquired a little girl 1t is O tax ON
jd; aud this is the only thug that is not
taxed 10 Pennsylvania was The reply.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
new ORLEANS CARDS.
- ..E1;y N5n eA
MAGEE X KNEASS,
tL.fg JAWS aseee : col
tg6es C I p h !; a
sAD0LERY WAREHOUSE,
Sign Of as 6olaea Horse Head aad Iase.
Horse IN ne Door.l
No. O aiAGaziSE STREET,
Sd Hoase from osaal Erect,
NEW ORLEANS.

Have always on hand lafga supply Of saddIea,
bridles, hings, marliugalos, collars, hunss, saddle
aud carpet bags, yaees. ifaukat coach. aa, desr.
burn, wagon and cart harness. whipA. hobby.
hufsas, wlisrlbausga, blind bfdlss, baud leather.
mof0aeo, aheepssius, lining aud top hides, skfilnr.
hogzsIbs, WEB coach ACE, aaddle ltees, saddlefis
tools. sOle AMI upper ieatttt plaprhs Of sasia =
kmas. Mlitify goods Ahd ,rhnmings comprising
rhappeaux, plumcs, swords, sashes, epausis, pls.
lols, sworl and pistol belts. holsters, slioulls.
slrapa, aud military teHe md camp equipments
Of oil dcscrptoRs military findings aud Trimmings
cloths, casineres, bnaiars, aeea, buttaas, lafs
hauiIngs, &ei Rrgaiia. lode aud enepmpueal
furniture ana aamphefuaiia, saisdto tie Loo T.
aud oihfr soeieues; India rubber muehine bands,
steam Paeking, aud India rubber goois generally
Tor sale on commission.
-.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08

Three ships have been chartered by
the Government to proceed to California
with stores and troops.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08

FIDELITY on a SPAsIEL.--A few days
before the overthrow Of Robespieue, Il
revolutionary tribunal had condemned to
death an uncienl magistrate, who was Il
most esliinable man. His faithful dog, a
Water Spaniel, vas with him when he
WIS soized, but was not suffered to enter
the prison. lie took refuge with neigh
Dor Of his masters. aud every day, At the
same hour, returned to the door OF the
prison vainly seeking admitlaaee. 1t
last his fidelity 30 won upon the porter,
that he allowed him to enter The meet.
lug may better be imagined than das.
eFibed The iailor, however, fearful laT
himself carried the doe out Of The prison,
bul admitted him the next morning, aud
each day afterwards. When tie lay Of
sentence arrived the dog, in spite OF the
guards, nude his way ini0 the hall where
he lay, efouched between the legs u. his
MASTER 1t the place Of execution tue
faithful dog was also present. the knife Of
the guill5lue ielli but lie wouldnot leave
the hicless body. For Two days after.
wards ms new patron sought hm IN vaini
but. al length, ionnd him stretched upon
ms masters grave. FtanlAis lime, every
morning for three months, the moufaef
returned 10 his protector merely TO 70
ceiye food, aud lhen aeain felfeated 10
The grave At the end ol that nme h.
refused food; his patience seemed ez.
haustcd. aud lor iweniy.lour hours heWas
observe 10 employ has weakened limbs IN
digging up the earth laai separated Inn
from the being he had served Ills pow.
efs. however, here gave way; he shdeked
Ia his struggles, and, at length. ceased to
breathe, NTH Ia last look turned upon
the grave.