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PERSONAL.

-. Ii IS stated that VIM. Charles, ESQ.,. a
yesrcctable and influential citizen of Pasauo.
TANK county, n. C., was found about half a
Inlie rom Elizabeth city, in the public road.
deaj, on Friday morning last. Mr.. Charles
vas on his way home, riding in q buggy, when
&c was shot oy some person yet unknown.
80. The Hon. Samuel McClung, Judge Of
the Court Of Common Pleas at Trenton, N. ]
died suddenly of disease of the heart on Fri.
day evening, having sat on the bench in the
morning.
49,. In Philadelphia, on Tuesday afternoon,
While officer Gregory was escorting q man to
the Station House, whom he had arrested for
drunken and disorderly conduct, the scamp
threw into his eyes quantity Of Scotch snuff,
and while the representative of the Common.
wealth was engaged in clearing his oculars.
prisoner took to his heels and escaped The
scamp was up to snuff
go. Gen II. W. Carpenter, U. s. A.: Can't.
a. &. Hcf, U s. N; Commodore stockton.
U. 5. N, are at Wizards Hotel.
-. Hiram Fuller, editor Of the New York
Mirror, know NOthing,) is said to be . candi.
gaze gaze ior Inc printing Of the United States
House OF Representatives.
.... The trial Of Mr.. W. G.. Kendall, late
postmaster at New Orleans, on a charge Of
LLhhS money sent through the mails,
tcok place on the 18th. Eleven Of the Jurors
voted ioT his acquittal; the twelfth declined
concurrence, on the alleged ground Of inabil-
ny - GENE to any decision IN view of the se >
tilo-y.
$50. % Tuesday, the dedication of the mon
THe2t t. Georgo Taylor, one of the sirusrs Of
tHe Declaration of American Indepe nd euce.
took place 1t Easton, Pa, with imposing core.
monies. Hon. Il. b. Brown delivered The adj.
dress. -"
...'ETss'u US Brooks, New York State Senator,
and one Of the proprietors Of the Express, IL,
according % present political aspects, likely
70 DC the Know Nothing candidate for The
Sueernatc-isl chair Of the Empire State.
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- We have received from Joe SbiIlinrton
Ain'"oEth's last work, Mysteries of tho
Court Of the Stusrts," one of the most inter.
ertiBg Tomances ever written.
Also, from the same gentleman, the Decom.
Der number Of Godsy's Lady's Book, hand
somsly embellishsd with fashion and other
plates, and containing rich collection Of
literary articles.
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LOOK OFT FOB SoUALLs.-A large American
sni has recently left Baltimore with IL 600,
go. soidiers, but barrels Of American -four,
WNn o5ders To proceed to Cork, Ireland, and
unaerstand that several other large Amer
IL anybody frightenede
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HE CONDITION OF LONDON A sorrasnond.
ent Of the National Intelligepcer saw, IN ~ III !.
street population Of London are in An .,.;t.d
and restless condition, and have more than
once OF late ovsrawed the Government. Tb.v
were nrst called out by resistance TO the sab.
o4sn observance bill, and afterwards assumed
= inherent character, and now demand brsad
orSa ment They meet every Sunday in
great numbers in HYDE Park.
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- CHANCE I'D MAKE MONEY,
TUE ADvERTlsER, WHO INTRODUCED'
-. 70 me citizens Of Washington city those beau
IEhs, has returned for few esys to execute
prIoi engagement Orders handed in by Monday
can stso be executed, hut no othen. 0enflemen
otisdses VINO may aesire 20 learn thts art, can do
so by applying, in the above time, at No. SOC
rehnsyivsnlA avenue. nov 2e-3tx
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- The Legislature Of Missouri have fixed
On the 10Th irst- to 60 into an election of an
U. 5. Senator In place of David Atchison,
whose tarm, it will be recollectsd, il out. As
benton'sm is TO uss the great ColoneIs own
especial vernacular) "stone dead'' in that
state, II striksa US that Mr.. Atchison has the
beet chance for succeeding himself
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- RELIGIOUS NoTIcE-RAcHEI

RELIGIOUS NOTICE-RACHEI,
- w. BARKER, an approved minister of
the Society OF FItends, proposes to attend meet
Ing for divice worship, to be held in Georgetown
In the Georgetown Free school Room (formerly
called the old Methodist meeting house) Mont,
gomery street, at 81 O'Clock THIS (Thursday)
EVENING, the 22d instant, to attend which the
nov 22-1l&
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~ The agents sent out by Louis Napoleon
to this country, do not confne themseiyes to
the purchase Of grain, but throughout the
West they. are actively engaged in buying
amount Of wheat has already passed through
this city Buffalo ComDssyciay Alveyfissr.
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Il, a The white fishery is now in full vigor on
TIE northern lakes. In single day last week
not iess than Is, 900 Ash, weighing thirty Ave
IONS, AID valued at s., 500, were taken at San.
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TIE IxvEsrIoAfIoN.--We learn that the In
vestigations into the matter Of the late Are,
have not resulted in the detection Of any one
rs the incendiary. The whole pubject Is stiIl
Involved in mystery. No arrests have been
made.-ALes. Gag. of chs moyatn9,
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LADIES FURS-FURs.

LADIES FURS-FUR8.
SEYMOUR,ING GEORGETOWN, HAS COM
~ pleted the most elegant assortment Of La
DIES FURS, of his own importation and man.
ufaeture, heretofore offered In the District, as
CANADA MINK SABLE
STONE MARTIN
FITCH DO
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL
LYNX, ROCK MARTIN.
All made up In the various styles worn, for La
dies and Misses. Prices very low. Ladies ca
save money by calling early at the Fur Manufac-
tory, No 1872 Bridge street, Georgetown, ID. G.
nov EFT w. F. SEYMOUR.
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MADAM H.

ID RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE PUB
II lie in general, that she viii give information
in all the Affairs relating to Life, Health, Wealth,
Marriages, Love, Journeys. Law Suits, Dincultie'
in Business Absent Friends, Sickness and Death
and in respect to all other subjects. She ID also
able TO tell the Ages Of persons by reading num-
bers. All those who wish to consult Madame r..
will please call soon, rs she win remain In the
city but short time. She can be consulted at all
hours of the day and evening. Her name is on the
door--et No. 2S5 18th street corner Of ID, on TIE
left hand side. Gentlemen so cents and Ladies
as nov22 -2w&
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z The aggregate Democratic majority in
tee recent New Jersey State election is written
down ct 1904.
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RA CARD.-The Washington Trade and
~ Benevolent Society Of Jolrneymen Tail
ors would respectfully recommend to the public
the following Merchant Tailoring Establishments
as every way worthy of their patronage They
alone pay the bill OF prices established by the
above named Society, viz:
III. r. Loudon Il Co. Edw,d Cooley.
r.: Steer, Jas. II. McIntosh,
VIM fucker, Thos Boyne,
Duvall IL Bro, Matlock Grifdth
Jos. X. Thompson, VIM. H. Stanford
Edw'd NJ. Drew, Thos. X. Grav.
S.-Stangers designing TO work I'm this CITY
through the season will take ice that those are
the only shops that Society hands are permitted
70 WORK Tor. JAS. LACKEY, Rec. Sec.
WASHINGTON, ID. g., Oct. 9th, 1855.
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CONCERTS EVERY EVENING

AT GERHERDTS SALOON
Capitol Restaurant, Maryland accrue, SIS
A N ENGAGEMENT HAS BEEN MADE
n with the beautiful and charming MISS
FANNY FORREST, whose sweetness and
power Of voice has created such sensation IN
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore who viii
appear every evening In conjunction with Mr.. 9.
RAYMOND, the celebrated Bufo Singer, and
other artists.
Commencing on Monday evening, November
10Th, at s O'Clock.
Admission 6k cents. rov IT-Iws
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SACRED CONCERT.

THE FOUNDRY CHOIR WILL GIVE A
i Concert Of Sacred Muic in their Church cor
ner Of Fourteenth and q streets, on TUESDAY
EVENING, the 9th instant, commencing st TX
O'Clock.
TIE programme will consist Of selections from
the best authors including a number Of QUAR-
TETTES, TRI OS. DUETS AND SOLOS, in
addition TO CHORUsSES from celebrated ora
tories; in which the Choir viii be assisted by
several Professors and Amateurs, in both the
Vocal and instrumental Departments.
Tickets TWENTY-FIVE CEN TS-to be cb-
tanned Of the members OF the Choir, or ct the
Music Stores.
nov 20 - % "a 26 .21-6t
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WATCHES

JUST RECEIVED A LARGE assortment OF
y both ladies' and gentlemen's GOLD q
WATCHES Of every description. "a
Also, elegant q A N 8 CHATA-G ke
LAINS, SEALS, KEYS, &C
The above are superior timekeepers, and are Ct
feTed low M. w. GAIT BRO
324 Pa avenue, be-. 9th and 10Th SITS.
nov o2-3t
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VARNELL K SUHL,
VTrTnsY Cpc

NO. % Centre Market, and No. Western Market
II ~, customers punctually attended to, and
MEATS ssfely delivered at their respec dive resi-.
NouSSs. nov 22-6t
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II OST-0N WEDNESDAY,, the 2lst instant
IL large garnate and pearl Brcsstpin. leaf form,
either on 9th street, between H and Pa avenue
or on Pa. avenue. between 7th and 9th SITS The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving IL al
No. 40 ii street, between 9th aud 10th.
nov 81 3t* ff+
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8. r. HoOvER,S


Boot, Shoe, and Trunk Establishment,
Iron Hall, Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS.
IN THIS SPLENDID ESTABLISHMENT,
may be found, atsll times, the most er- II
tensive stock In this city, Of every styleyH
and quality Of LADIES, GENTLEMEN. -
CHILDREN and SERVANTS BOOTS and
SHOES. Also, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS,
VALISES, SATCHELS, &c, 10 which hs begs
leave To call the attention Of his customers, Gill;
zens generally, members OF Congress and suan-
ges.
His stock, recently selected from the most cele-
brated manufacturers for fall and winter wear, Is
very superior
He proIn1Des 10 offer unusual inducements to ell
sP. HOOVER.
p. $50 Farmers and ofhsrs.-I have on hand
400 pairs Of coarse Winter Boots, which shall
offer at cost. Call and see. nov Aft
INDEPENDENCE BALL REsTAURANT,
"CoLuNBIA PLACE."
Corner OF Seventh street and Louisiana avenue.
MEssRs DoNIPHAN BEvANs WILL
WI open this day, November 2lst, oInds- a
pendence Hall Restaurant - This estab- IN
ment will be conducted on the most libers' 1EA
scale for the comfort and convenience Of their
friends ard the public
Their LARDER will be supplied with all the
decacies OF the season, and their vaults with the
choicest LIQUORS.
They have fitted up {" Independence Hall; re-
gardless OF rpense and only ask a liberal share
81 public patronage to render this Saloon second
To none In the city.
They Will be pleased TO welcome their friends
on the evening Of Thursday, the I'D Instant, be-
tween and y O'Clock. nov21It
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pAGuERREOrYPks

UA9U EA L80
TAKEN By 4 LzDY.
AIRS A G REDMOND HAVING removed
M to her NEW ROOMS, on 9TH q between
a and I, Is prepared TO take LIKENESSEs In
the hes. style OF the art.
PICTURES we'll taken and put up In embossed
cases for FIFTY CENTS. nov 0-u
CRANBERRIEs, CURRANTs, Raisins,
" Pickles, &C, very cheap. Good Brown 81,
gar at 7 cents, and al kinds Of White Sugars OF
reduced prices. Call at the cash store Tor par
gals. JOS- w. OASIs,
MISS MORLEY
VS CONSTANTLY RECEIVING WINTER
Il MILLINERY at her Rooms, 304 Penna- ~
avenue I'D stairs Entrance between Mr.~l
Rideuour's CONFECTIONERY and Mr. EliissJS
Music Store.
Punctual attention given to al orders which she
may be favored with nov Ss-u
cuPERIuR TURNING LATHE AND
y Slendid Lot Of Tools 1t Private eais.-The
subscriber has for private sale very superior
small size Turning Lathe, with large and COM
plete set Of Tools Of every description, suitable
FOR silvelsmith, jeweller, m"del maker, dentist,
or any person requiring Ane tools, which Will be
sold low, on application to v
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
nov SS-6t
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haHSE UK hT0vE COAL Is. so.'E
a LAhoE SUPPLY OF WHITE Asa Co.I
to the ton - 'ns ABOVE low price. a.eio ibs.
cesS CUMBERLAND and aANraRac
:, 49, nom the most approved mines, ds ne,
'A'' ana a. ne lowest market p csr.
No.. omce al Southwest corner Of h aShHtt
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A CARD,-THE ATTENTION OF FLOR.
"A lists and the public is respectfully invited TO
the sale OF Bul6ous Roots, hich will take place
at my store, corner Of 7th and Streets this after
noon Mas q g O'Clock A. GREEN, Auct. !
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r OS Ton THE Hath NOvEnIBkR, A
- Butchers Account Book. Tbs 4nder VIII re-
ceive liberal reward II len at tho Cenfe AaIhef,
or the West Market.
nov 2l-3t* CHARLES hOhlLLEk.
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BALL RESTAURANT,

FUR SALE MARE, OF FINE BLOOD
Il and mettle, and Colt, nearly weened n
The Mare Is an exec lent working animal ~
for light draft, stands without hitching W1lfbe
sold low, for want 81 use. Enquire al shreve;s
Livery Stable, 9TH street. nov So-6ts
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DR.. n. y. JAMES,
GRADUATE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
" HOMEOPATHIC College. Offers his services
In every branch Ct his profession.
nov 3l-dIm%
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T OST-YESTERDAY AFTERNOON on
IL ID street, between 14th and the Star Once, .
er WIN be suitably rewarded Sy leaving IL at this
once i5.lee-f- Sea II. s-ere nov xl-u
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NEW PRINTING ESTABLIsHME1r
TJHOMAs MeGILI CLATE OF TgK FIpu
Of kiIkwood Me6lll has opened an efhse
rams tobs Geo store, where he Is prepsreS "a
cute, at short notice, all orders for PIAIssos ~
NAMENTAL PRINTING. -.nov o. - -,
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I OST-THIs MORNING, EITHER BE
IL tween Harper's and 9th street, or taken from
Perry & Bro counter, by mistake, pair French
worked Sleeves and Collar. suitable reward
will be given 10 any one leaving them at this Of
fee. t-+ .H. nov 22-It*
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RSTHE UNION GUARDS take pleasure
o>~A in an louncing to their Military and Civ.
&c friends that their first Annual Ball will take
place at Numbers Assembly Hall, on the evening
Of January Sih.
Particulars In future advertisement
nov 20-Tu&Slt
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Removed and Appointed. R. L. Deit-
rick, first class Isl, 200 per annum) clerk in
the General Land Office, was removed ycster-
day, and Mr.. A. M. Clark, Of Pa, has been
appointed In his stead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-22

The Doorkeepership.-We hear that among
the candidates for the doorkeepership Of the
House, is the Rev. Mr.. Mitchell, a Metho.
dist preacher, formerly from Hampshire coun-
ty, Virginia, who, Of late, has been travel
ing oratorical companion Of that shining Know
Nothing stump-light, our friend, the Rev. f.
s. Evans.
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A savage Duel.

Juan Pages. a Spapish fshmongsr, was
yesterday put upon trial IN the First D.s'
trict Court, upon al, Information by the
Grand Jury Of manslanghier. in hsyinS
killed Juan Pastor, another ishmonger. IL
a duel on the Lake Shore. The substauss
Of the evidence was that Pages and Paster
had a quarrel in the Vegetable Market On
the morning OF that day. and were ssPa-
rated by the Commissary. 0n the same
day they went to the Lake. by the same
train but in different cars they GOT suta
at the Washingt Hotel, and procesded.
in silence and sonie distance apart. about
eiph, or nine hundred yards up, the shorss.
toward the Bayou ST. John.
They were unaccompsnied by sscondS,
and the witnesses who saw the fight were
some distance off. The duelists stopped
abou, eight feet apart; took of their costs. s
rolled up their shir. sleeves; aasd both
drew long bowie knives. for, q sort
Of Cor.ic Al brother dght. Pages was
heard to say in Spanish, ''lt has conls -
,h;slr Pastor was heard 10 ccmplsfu
that Pages knife was longer than hisi
liupon which Pages threw his knife q shs
feet of Pastor, who threw his knife - rs-
turn. They then picked up the knlysa.
and after brandishing them ceremonlousty
Ifor a moment or two, spproached 80
wen, 10 work. The fgh. lasted, 80 the
wines. said, a fewlmomanis, during which
Pages got a GU, under ono otshiss srme.
and Pastor terrible cash across The chest.
an no,her in the throat. seyering the iugulas
, vein. Pastor then staggered on abous
, twenty yards, drawing sPistotss he went.
: which he snapped in tho air, and isil
dexd.-N. O. Crescent. sgs1
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THE CzARIN HIS SLEpGE.-Let US stand
ON one side, for the Empersr's sledge Is
coming; he is dressed in grey military
cloak and leather helmet ornamental with
gold, precisely similar to that any other
officer. He has a fine face; his fair oom-
plexion and the general cast OF his lea
lures show his German descent, bat there
is something peculiarly disagrseable about
his eyes. His noble figure amply nils the
sledxe, which drives at . rapid pace past
US. His Msjesta looks much older than
few months ago; his hair is greyer and his
sh oulders rounder, yet he is fine man
stilI. He Acknowledges the low bows o
his people by military salute, and leave'
behind HIM as he advances, many oPer
mouths and wide staring eyes among tn
sheep skin gentry. who perhaps had jus
come into ST. Petersburgh with the Win
ter 10 ads and can scarcely gaze their I'll
at the ezar, who in their ignorance the.
imagine a kind Of God upon earth. Look
/ the Emperor 10 giving . military salute I
L some ladies in a blue carriage, with ~
Cossacks in scarlet behiad d; il is her Majes
" the Empress and her daughter. tn
red uniform Of Cossacks is the disiinctiv
mark between her livery and that of tn
wife. Of the heir apparent, which is blue-
I The English Woman in Rassia.
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Remarkable Fountain in Florida.

Taking q narrow path ! passed through
some dense underwood and all at onoe |
stood on the banks of Wakulla Spring.
There was q basin, of water one hundred
yards in diameter, almost circular. The
thick bushes were growing to the waters
edge, and bowing their heads beneath its
unrippled surface. | stepped into skiff
and pushed off. Some immense fishes al
,rac,ed my attention, and | seizsd q spear
to strike them. The Aoatman laughed
and asked me. how far below the surface
supposed they were. answered. "a.
| bout four feet.'.,,. He assured me that twere
atsleas. twenty feet from me. and it was
so. The water is the most marvellous
transparency. / dropped an ordinary pir
in water forty feet deep, and saw its head
with perfect distipctpess as il lay on tht
bottom As we approached the centre.
noticed o jagged grayish limestone rocl
Ibeneath US, pierced with holes; through
these holes one seemed 10 look into IN
lfa,homabls. depihs. The boat moves
slowly on, and now We hang trembling
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.My Names Haynes"

Everybody remembers the story told
of Virgnian who was riding throagh
the Old Dominion during the election can
vass of 1904, when party spirit was run
ming so high. Jefferson was the Demo
cratic candidate for President, and the
way he was handled by the Federalists
was a spectacle for everybody who has
dabbled IN tho pool of politics. Our Vir-
einisn was ranked among the most viru-
lent of Jefferson's opponents, although
hailing from the same State. As he rode
along he fell in with a common looking
individual also on horseback, and after
the usual salutations, the conversation
naturally turned upon tho engrossing top.
| 10 ofihe period politics. The Virginian
was particularly denunoiatory of Jsffsr-
son. Why said he, jus, think of q man
like Tom Jefferson running for President.
He's a. old fool, besides being an inf
del and Bible burner. The country is
sure to 20 10 - il such an Internal old
scoundrsl is elected President
The companion of our candid friend
nodded acquiescence in all he was listen
Iinp to. Finally, the denouncer OF JET.
ferson observed as they reached portion
of the road where they were to separate
Now, stranger, I've given you my op
Union of the old cuss, and Pm glad you
agree with me. May be SO bold as &c
ask your name
| .My name? Oh, that's Of no account
But if it will afford you any gratific atlof
| vill tell you. |, is Thomas Jefferson !
.What, Tom Jefferson. the democratic
lcapdidate for President?' shrieked tn
other. ;,
Then my names Haynes, and plung
ing spurs into his steed, he shot OH Ink
streak of lightning among the Blu
Mountains. and has not been heard
! from that day to this.
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The Deg of Renaudin.

A young student at Montpelier, named
Renaudin, having been run over by little
yagabond, who was riding his horse to
a watering place, had his skull fractured ;
and died on the spot. His dog, which he
had raised from his birth. threw himself
in despair upon his body, howled piteous-
ly, and would not be separated from his
m aster. But who could paint the grief o
This sensible animal. when il saw the deac
body OF the unfortunate young man plac
ed in the coffin-nothing could tear hin
from il, and no followed it to the cemetry
Laying himself upon the .grave, he re-
fused every species OF nourishment 70
FIVE days; at length being discovered b.
some friends Of the deceased, he was m ad
to eat little bread, dipped in milk, bu
never could he abandon the cherished sPe
of his affection, he remained there da
and night wailing for his master.
With q view TO relieve the inconsolabl
priof OF the faithful animal, the young SIT
dents built for him a little cabin, near h
m masters tomb; the sffectionate creatul
rem ain ed there FIVE whole years, with II
same constancy of grief, and was neS,
: twenty PAGES distant from the spot.
A striking singularity in the conduct
this dog, after he confined himseli to q
grave. yard, was that he would not ass
ciate with any Of his own species !;
would neither run nor play with tho
who came 10 amuse him in his solitude
when they barked and tried to provo
, him, he would retire in sadness to his
cret cell.
:. He died and was buried near the frie
: whose remains he had so faithfully guar
cd but he is oited even now in the Va
ton as model Of friendship--his hdel
has passed into proverb-and when tn
speak Of that worldly friendship, so co
e mon. so universal among men, that
penas upon interest, they say, "unto su
y one hc never viii be worth the dog
Renaudin,