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Another Musical Stdr.-The N. Y. Tribune an
nounces that the celebrated P arodi is engaged by
Max Marezek, for the coming OFera season. The
Tribune says of her
Sgnorina Parcli is a native of Genoa, and a
pupil Of the schools of Milan and Naples. She is
Young and in addition to a splendid soprano voice,
is endowed with remarkable dramatic genius. Her
popularity prima donna at the Royal Opera,
London, was only second to that of Jenny Lind
and Grisi With her aid, our Opera season cannot
fail to surpass all previous ones in success and
brllliancy.
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Jenny Lind going 10 Bdltimore-Ihe Swedish
Nightingale will be in Baltimore in a few days
Mr.. McElheny, of the City Hotel, received tele'
graphic dispatch, on the lSth from Mr.. Barnum,
10 make an arrangement for the Front street Thea
ire, for the nights of the 9th and Both. There is
no doubt but that the house will be secured for tie
occasion. Now for the Jenny Lind mania in the
Monumental Ctv
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A man by the name of Thomas Mclaughlin was
arrested in ST. Louis on the 18th, and lodged in
Jail, upon suspicion of being the murderer of Hugh
Murphy, who was killed in that city some time last
spring, One Thomas Cavanaugh, now in Jail
there, has been indicted for the same crime.
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Consolidation Of PhiLaaelphia.-A large meeting
Of the citizens of Philadelphia has been held, pre-
sided over by The ex-Seeretary of the Treasury,
Mr. Meredith, at which resolutions were adopted,
declaring it the duty of the Pennsylvania Legsla-
ture to pass law incorporating Philadelphia with
enlarged boundaries, which shall include the nine
municipalities and suburban districts, or the whole
of Philadelphia county, in single city, with a
suitable frame of government.
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The N1eHT SIDE OF NATURE Ghosts and Ghost Seers
by Catherine Grove. j. 5. Redied L mo. PIP. 45I
From Morgan, we have received this strange book
1t is a collection of all curious dreams, warnings,
tran es, ghosts, etc. The authoress attempts to
explain their appearance on certain magnetic con-
ditions. Her chapter on "The Future that Awaits
U.s." is very grand. Her theory is borrowed from
the German. 1t is an intensely interesting book,
and we recommend it both to the lover of the mar
vellons and to the dabbler in metaphysics.
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Sickness in Michigan. The Detroit Tribune
saws there is an unusual amount of sickness in the
country, mostly of fever and ague and chill fever.
One drug establishment in that city has sent out,
on orders, upward of 1900 ounces of quinine.
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Died :

On the 22d inst in Georgetown D. G., the residence Of
Josiah Sibe, Esd Mr.. JoHS :, DEMERRITT, OF the firm
OF Stevenson, DeMerrilt y Go.
Sept % Miss ANNETTE marriott, aged % years, native
of this city.
Sept %, MARY, second daughter of Henry and Cahe
rne BuCkner aged years and months,
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And his daugherin law, Phinehas' wife," ETC., etc.
lst SdmuR iU .. 10.
Now when Judith came and sat down, Hooisnes heat
was Iavhed with her -JUdh cdp' az: o. 10 (iarper
Blbe)
"When Lysia saw his army put to flight and the mani-
ness OF Judas soldiers. list .HdccabccS, cap ~ 0. 3D.
See cap. tx paSSiBs for examples.
And after the two Kings had Joined battle, Demehius'
host fled ''-NaccabGes cap. .. 49, See ii 60 and
III .. "A, a.
Sent greeting and health, etc2d Of .uGccabceS,
l. q. TO-
And he wrote in the King Ahasuerus name, and sealed
with the Kings ring. .''-EStber, cap. rtH; .. IL.
And she had sister called Mary. who also sat at Jesus
feet and heard his word. ''-LHke, I, SO.
But after two years Porcius Festus came into Felix
room. .''-y9Cts "a Il.
Salute them who are of AnsObulus' household, ,"-RO
mans IDi TO-
He that despised Moses law, died without mercy.
Heb. cap, L: o, q.
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Charles GOOdlope, the young German who was
arrested by the St. Louis police, few days since,
on the charge of having perpeTated the recent foul
murder in or near the town of Galena, was taken
back 10 the Upper Mississippi, on the 10Th, on the
aIeatner Danuba. in cuslodY.
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We are indebted to the officers of the steamsn'p
Portland, and of the river steamers 81. LOUIS We
lodeop and St James, for late papers from various
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Another Boat Lost.-The St. Louis Evening
Union Of the 10Th gives an account of the loss by
sinking of the steamer Comet the Illinois
river, three miles above its mouth. The sinking
was caused by collision with the steamer Laurel
The Comet was principally owned by Capt. John
H. Burke, who commanded her. She was about
four years old, and had been running as packet
in the Illinois, nearly the whole Of the season.
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w,sbippton In Southern earth repose the ashes a. NM M
whom Ne mourn to-day. May we never ies us' "e' '
r3,,la, and strange people
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We are under obligations 10 Gen. Rusk for Con-
gressional documents of value.
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49, r,ro6sszor Dimitry's Address before the Lit
i, Of Centenary College, Jackson, La, has been pup
Z i, pamphlet form. For the Office Of the Crescent
and al the Bookstores
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Prose EmampLes in favor Of "s'."


al must spesk in passion, and will dc it in King Cam.
byses' vein. ."-SHAKsPEARE, Henry w., part lst.
"Hold!'' exclaimed Peydel, I've shall have another
Lord Sonlis' mistake. ."-WALTER SCOTT (Gay .GGEGsr-
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UNION DIVISION No 8, at Crystal FOunt Hail. 222 TchoupI
tOulas street, O'Clock.
LoyIsIAXA DIyIsIoy No H. at Unity Hall, Margny Build
ings, Third Municipality, at O'clOCk
YOUNG MEN's MAGNOLIA DTyIsON No. IL, Pelican Hall
Common and ST. Charles streets, at O'Clock,
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The following is communicated by telegraph to
the Baltimore Sun:

NkW DIRK, Sept. IL.
unOccuped the Concert Castle Garden last evening and
the number present is estimated seven thousand The
upper tendon visible, and much larger ponortion
than before were ladies' In point Of audience programme
execution and inspraion The greatest Concert ever
held IN New York. The Concerts for this week are 10
be he'd on Thursday and Saturday evenings; after which,
for week viii conclude her present performance in
this city, till after her from Boston Madle Lind has
contributed $3.50 to the Home for the iriendles
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s. of T....Meetlmgs Thi. EvenIng.

SYKES, HYDE & Co. will SELL at halcDas 10 O'clock at 81
Magazine street-WInes aud IiQuol5.
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tTs" Over the Lnke.-.NOtics-In consequence OF the
change Of Of the P5nrharan Railroad Cars the Steamer
OLIVIA viii leave hereafter arrival Of the - NJ Care II"
stead Of the P. NJ. Cars Saturdays at P b. As@o
Sunday Mornings at s A. NJ, as usual ""'O"
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a. wrote few davs since by the ship Martha of New
Work, prize TO the Perry, home under the command of
our lst Lieut. Mr. Rush, accompanied by Mr. SmUns, Act
ing Lieuenant The Martha large ship although old
completely fitted Tor the slave and standing
IN direct for slave station when we captured her. In
less than twenty hours after seized her. she would
have been hsr passage South America with two thou.
sand slaves on board We shall cruise about this place for
MONTHS when shall be relieved and uroceel north TO
Port Praya and Madeira The so far has bsen pleasant
a. regards weather, and the all healthy. %
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The National Inielligencer Of the 18Th publishes
l1l...i,,l act To extend the nort Of New Orleans :

Be 4 enacted By the Senate and House 2 RepresentatoGs
Tb, aS G nah of New Orleans shall be and hereby
ndsd ss 10 embrace the whole parish OF New Orleans on
boih sides OF the Mississippi river.
t,r,ovad- SeDtRmber Is. 1850.
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81 Protection Hose Fire Company.
ss%tSa ES~ Attend Regular Monthly Washing, SAT
SIS ~ URDAY EVENING, the 9 tl instant, o'clock.
EksS2zh Punctut attendance j. reIngs'gl BY order,
ST. JOS 4. RJSHA, Secretary.
Perseverance Fire Co. No, 1 g.,
-SftsFH-P- II Arerl the Regular Monthly Meeting 0r
yeaz MONDAY EVEN Nc t.e 18Th INST al u O'Clock.
ERsHfH Puucufl p'rn' Is IEr'a d, uu-ucFs
SsS VI importance VII he brought before the Com nTauy
By ordeT. s37 HENRY J. HTAAS, Secretary.
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Fire in St. LOuts-A Gre occurred ON the Lsvss
IN 81 Louls on tie night of the 10th, consuming
large four story building owned by Col, Jobn
OFallon, who was fully insured. Messrs TIL,
& Co, 'says the union) occupied the FIRST, tbir1
and fourth floors. The portion of their stool, ~,
destroyed by fire was seriously damaged ,s ~
be Of little They had effected insurance ~
their stock on the Lexington, Knox, and Teunes.
see agencies, to the amount of $4,000, which will
about their loss. The front offices on the sec
oad floor were occupied by Capt M. kenneu and
Messrs. e. 5. Robinson ~ Co, who succeeded in
saving their books and papers. The balance of tht
floor was used as soap and candle depot, by Mr.
n. Shater, whose loss does not exceed $500, upol
which, however, there was no insurance. Mr. J
L. Blaine had an office in the third story, and vi
are sorry to add, lost all his books and papers A
one time during the oOntiagraton, serious fear
weys snieHsIgeA Ihst tie satire block would b.
saAFsRgd,
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tJ" samuel Gilbert, VI. ID. having returned ear a"F
purchased the to interest and ownarsmpof the b"tHN'e
No y Magazine Ieet will continue to prosecute '' l
all its Departments with renewed energy and enterprise
g. GuPFP7 E. sottorsd tn sorest nj he claims la' 10 mo
sass4a Ds s. 4LrERr co. sra s. .' .t @ We M .,.'
H.. sg hssaHssf#r ., y 7''f-''
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"X,n on the 18th, thus writes to the Baltimore

ok" on the 18th, thus writes to the Baltimore
Sun from Washington:
"The great not the Grand Turk, Amin Bey, the Turkish
Embassalor has arrived here and put ny at the Nalona
HOte. He is gentleman Of information ahH Eo E sta,es s'
and may be of great service to Turkey and the ned
Let us him with distinguished hOnos lOr nus npta hh
set the Christian Powers of Europe an example oi ehauV h
hear stated on good authority that Kossuh will also
come to this country the course Of next year s n
An appropriation has been asked for by the state De,
artment to cover the expenses of the Turkish Envoy alter
the fashion of the Orientas FIVE thousand dollars IS an a
has been asked for very small indeed but then me
Turk does fine bill and cannot gratiy Othe eA
pensiye tastes here in Washington. , ,oo.
son was differently accommodated in Paris, but do not
| mean to telegraph scandal. =, ru.
| tor Of the port Of Philadelphia.
The Mexican Indemnity Bill passed by tremendous ma ma
SgSE @ % York 6cuse The has let
many Jobs already St auction and mas not yot neen &
served once properly Messrs Cocoa4 fggs & pay uS ne
Government three per cent PREMIUM and pay the specie III
Mexico" "
The District SlaUe Trade BW-The follow
ing is the bill as it passed both Houses OF Con-
gress:
Be it enacted, &c., That from and after the first day Of
iul to bring the District Of Columbia any slave what
for the purpose of being sold, Or for the purpose
other State place, to be sold n? merchandlse Ana
slave shall be brought into the said District by Its own
by authority consent Of its owner, contrary TO u
provisions of this act such slave shall hereupon becom
liberated and free.
be lawful for each OF the Corporations of the cities OF Nah
ington and Georgetown from time time, and as often
pot place of confinement of slaves brought into the sal
District merchandise contrary the provisions Of this act
by such appropriate means may appear to either OF h
said Corporations expeden and prope-and the pOwt
hereby vested in the levy court OF Washington county
establish depot place of confinement for slaves bOugl
into the said District merchandise for sale, contrary to III
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ZAsHTONAELE CLOTHING :.i.


NE" mJSlJs
> McIvor farcvc-uyog Maracr-U6 lei y Feao res .6'si
FoLE&s- so5a6-@y. Dream nm SlaI@ & I Ts. -,
waGTzE5@5 aS"2 Ma Na %s' rq.",s- bum De @
nau,ene TWO nunNers, and Ben Bo-sah se.s Ro.NSaIX
Goad beside the ~adnw' by do0e Loarn Belle, varied ay
y, w HWsan NJ ] N'9g & &H.rGs'' y tIA @ S, s qnsEs-
N1 AZ POLKA pW y T II s iy q f '@9 1o 39a l@p M@' s sSS
Fen h;sNT-Tbo IIouso No 1l5 Ap2I,2 street. Of "a.
''''' 11''ff f. II b. HAILEs, under St. Charles Hotel.
s4l LIT near Common street.
I'O RENT-A Rear House, containing -Four Roms a
eco6omeay. AdFs b by esr q 10 ose S SSEs "a at tbs
Office " '''''' ~ ''' - 8ta
nELIG:HTFUL SUNDAY EXCURSION. : The
y.e, Lewisbqr{ aud Madisonyio, on sun. n
sni Of the Rnoa on the aTfva S'ih Of the 8 Oeock
S oa T far 1na 5s Sf s % T. mf
CENTS each way. A Fish Breakfast provided on board
beauty and variety Of scenery for freshness and sauby Of
atmosphere, more delightful excursion than this one acrPs,
il item trsma15srSd is only Fifty CENTS each way. 20 q.
| SUNDRIES-L Landing ex. ships Hudson and = Y;
ton Preserved Ginger, FIRE Crackers; JelIes; inns;
| Pure Lemon Syrup; Lobster in cans; Rose Water:
and T moRe9 fTp abn Tongue an5 sonnd
da Lemon, Pic Nc Sugar and Graham Crackets, etc. ETC.
s57 4 CHARLES sTOUGHTON, "a Camp St
| XAJANTED-One general MARBLE CUTTER. a I
| w one MANTEL SETTER-none but those acQualh,
". s33 tH iOt 'D'''j JOIN sTKoUD co. 146 Commo9
| CARPET WAREIOU sI-23 Chdrtres stEc6a
kinds and 9m Qualities SSsS OF GafaeTE, among which
Administer, Velvet and Brussels Tapestry;
Brussels ply and lngrainso OF all qualities;
Nenetans and Dutch CaTpetngs, lOr halS anu stA
Figured Baize and Linen for Crnmn COlns HR
| sba1's and fixtures, Table and Piano Cove
| Rods, Mats etc. etc; -, - .,- -.. - , IN|..
| Floor Oil Cloth from 3 to "a teet wle, new ana =
| tul patterns all of which we Oer at the loves
s23 1w A. BRoUsSEAU
| CtARPETINCa-W are in receipt Of choice style
'CanesIrv Velvet and Brussels 'RrNetng, lmpe
| Il, geSy new and beautiful, superiue and COmr
IngTIans. Floor Oil Cloths Rugs Baizes; STIR Rods VI
IE nErti1,, ds Stc 20 pieces SPANISH MATTlNG:N
uO" S"0"0' 10 pieces COCOA NUT Do,
tor hal''' oTWTHtiITTENbEN s. CAMERON, 4
| s23 lw rs Charities and u Cusomhouse stree
| T,uNTIIES STOI CLIFTON, Grocer aud UlnC
| u chant No. 81 Camp street, New Orleans.
NTEWARK AND ROsENDiLE CENIENA
| ~ Agency IS Magazine seet-2FO hills for sale Iowv
. HANMAN Y HOLDEN rs Magazine st.
! eTF" 100 barrels ROMAN CEMENT;
1900 barrels ROSENDALE Do; made by varo
manufacturer. 70
I INIE-Thomastop, Alton, st Genevieye etc.-
| IL 10 barrels IhOmastCn Lme
, | 45G barrels Alton do;
100 casks st, Genevieve do;
so barrels Sugar Lime, ior plantation use, /
SIC HAYMAN & HOLDEN, as Magazine !.
EIRE HRECIl-.lC3 900 EDssh Fro BrIoRs-@.N0
gaeh ''s iag4s YeH bS,E Asiq4, III 'ae hy -.
s% HStAAN y A@hAFNs n masEsiSsl
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Che Daily Greseemt.

OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF the Council of the Second INHnsetpaIify.
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rs MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.

United Ftlteh Mail SGlmIhV WI
hereafter sail the following named Gays Of each mOuth:
STEAMSHIP GEORGIA
eayes NewYork .ll Arrives Havana l7,h.
O"""' Havana ....1sh. Chagrru gll,
ChagFcH. 9Th. Havana ,,,,lst.
Havana .... I'd. Newl urh'' rbJl
STEAMSHIP ONO.
,r5 TeAvas New York 10Th. Arrives Havana ,gi
Ou'""'"''''A' u1vpnA......2d. NewOhcus 9Th.
- - NrvOrlraus.l4th Hav n ,.,.l l5th.
Ho''e"0Au'' - Havana .... 18th NewI0rb .2ti.
STEAMSHIP FALCON.
Leaves New Orleans Arrives At Havana -.
''''"''''' Havana ..... Sd. ChaEreE 7th.
E, -, - Cbsgrss s..... 18Th. .. Ilavuua l1Ihs
hoHpN"'''' - p,,Ia,1 NgxOTruus 80.
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.Uossrs Eds Crescent; As the official journal of the
Municipality No. 2, you be able to inform the public
why paving sone granite blocks not excepted are e in
great numbers and of all Sizes scattered the Streets
where repairs have been made, and there suffered remain
io months, m wanted again. the serious, if dam
serous obstruction and injury description of carriages
mat passes over them? And only so they also the
eeuse OF making breach in the pavement when struck
mnevg mover by ahesyy loaded cart or dray.
rms evl gentlemen, of which now complain has Iong
IN my heiehborhOod, and not only injurious to indi
Nuul Interests but the Municipality also suffers from the
authority. ." at o,oe w lne proper ploper
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From The African Home SguadrOa.-The Nor
folk Beacon has letter from on board the U. S.
brig Perry, dated ST. Paul de Loando, 18th June,
laln which cnntains The E,lln,,,inr in fnrnatinn.
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=. onr Adverttsing Patrons.

NEW EANs'
FRIDAY NFOHNING, SEPTEMBER 25, IsoO.
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ONLiGHTFIL sgA9AY EXCURsION:--7

'ENO RENT-A Rear House. containing -Four ROms -
suitable for small family, or one disposed to live EH
Office ~ '''''' ~ - ~ 3tN
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Tie District SlaUc Trade BiH-The follow
ing is the bill as it passed both Houses OF Com
The daily crescent., 1850-09-27

ENOR h;ENT-The House No. l5 Apollo street, of "A
J. Five good Rooms, between Hhaia and Mepomene VI,
+. b. nAILES, under St. Charles Hotel.
81 1T nnnr Ennmnn street,
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Il New Tariff Project.-The Washington cor
respondent of the Philadelphia North American
gives the following as the details of new Tariff
project about to be introduced in Congress:
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-'A-tL' - - ''l WIGS is'Fs =
EIRE HRECK-,iCJ 600 EnsIsh Fro Bueks-5Q.Nl0
4 PH,uh .ss iapd,s irpG bsyk Asia5ja, ivf .aa by .
ssi SSkAAE y ahkAFNs r. NasEAhte Z
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-12-10
IIlLLSDALE HOUSE.

THE subscriber has again become
"a the proprietor of the above Hotel 10.
ssEM Gated il this Village; where he will be
lllil found happy to see his old friends and
seze4A psirons, and able TO supply them with
all the comforts which the country affords.
With ordinary prosperity. he hatters himself that
he will able make his connection with the "Hills
dale House apermanent lone.
To persons quainted with the subscriber and
the "HHsdale House. he would say that his House is
only the largest. but located in the eli ible
and pheasant part Of the said village, but short dis
r,m the Rail Road Depot and If they will give
him ,ll he will do all in his power render their
tay with him agreeable f5Oll A. HOWDER.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-12-10
A Noble Woman.

Al the late "Womsn's Rights Conveo.
tioD," noble woman was brought to public
recognition. Ms. SARAH TYSDALg was
one of the speakers: "She was left wid-
ow, aud her husbands estate in debt She
had risen from these embarrassment. aud met
with abundant success. Mrs. Mott arose
at this point. and stated that Mrs. Tyndsle
was the proprietor OF one Of the largest aud
most beautiful China establishment 10 this
country or the world Mrs. Tyndsle
continued. She said her children. II they
could see her standing before such an audi
ence, would say Why. mother how can yon
expose yourself sol She SAID she did il Ion
the encouragement Of her sisters, and from a
sense Of duty. She went on to say that her
children had grown up to succeed her in
business, and now she was employing her
faculties for the good of others. She finds
that her energies had been rendered greater
and more active by attention TO business, and
she desired still TO be usefully employed
Her friend, Mrs. Mott. here arose and said
she must state what the modesiy OF her
friend would not allow her to stale. She
had, with snouother friend visited all the
houses Of bad repuie in Philadelphia; they
had established a place Of retreat for them.
end bad induced over three hundred young
women TO return TO the path OF virtue, aod
found homes and places OF useful emplsy.
ment Tor them. This fact was received wnb
great applause and many r,crs,eoed eyes in
ths, audience.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-12-10
The School Mistress and her Canine Friend

A young lady Of one OF the most northern
towns of this county while engaged in teach
ing School the past summer, few miles
from hei home, was singled out, towards the
close Of her engagement; without any appa.
rent inducement, by the dog ofone Cf her
employers, as the peculiar object OF his re-
gard, which soon unaccountably increased
TO such degree that he could scarcely be
beaten from her side, or prevented from en-
tering the school house, 10 which he daily
repaired. Al The termination OF her school
which she left in falling health, when about
TO start for her palernsl residence. the dog
gave signs Of his determination to follow her
which perceiving, she turned TO the owner.
and soon effected purchase Of The animal
which now joyousy attended her home
Her first words. on entering the house, were
-'MoIher, have come home TO die. and
have brought friend here To watch over
my grave Alter making this announce.
ment, she Immediately took to her bed, and
sunk rapidly into TYPHOID, which in about
a week, terminated 10 her death. During
her whole sickness, the faithful and evident
ly sorrow stricken dog, never, but for few
moments al a time, lett the sick room, con-
slaniIy lying dejectcdly near the head Of the
bed aud seeming but too blest when permit.
ted TO lick her levered hand, which was con
stanlly extended for hrs tender caresses. As
her fioal hou: drew near, he became indlffer-
ent about food, aud soon refused ii sltogelh-
er. After her death, which he SCENE TO
comprehend, lie Continued TO watch by The
corpse, only at one time leaving il. aud that
was then the coffin case. which, having arri-
we'd with coffin, was carried and placed by
the side Of the grave previously dug 10 an
enclosure near the house. lie then, having
somehow been made aware OF what was go
ing on. came out Of The house, went 10 the
,se. and with his paws on the side looked
in. and seemed 90 examine il atteotIvely.-
He next jumped into the grave aud appear
ed To inspect that also with equal care aud
attention. He then came Out, aud hurried
back TO his post by the corpse, which he
continued To watch ill il was brOugks ont
for intermeni, when he closely follow ed The
coffin, and looked sorrOwluly on, as il Was
lowered TO its fioal resting place and the grave
filed mp. When human fellow mouruers
retired, however, he renamed behind, and
lying down at The head of the grave, could
not he induced TO leave the spot, refusing fnr
the first few days all food, then Tor week or
two receiving il spaungly when brought to
him, and at last going occasionally TO the
house for it, but only to dispatch in haste
wLat was sci before him aod return o his sad
and lonely vigil, which, nighi by night he
still continues to keep over the remains Of
his beloved mistress. Freeman.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-12-10

4 UST Rocd another largo lot Of those Green
~ Prints, new style by BoSTWICk