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ne acknowledge the receipt Of q polite
Invitation from Capt Dardsn, to attend party that
viii given In the Building Ia the town Of Thbo.
daux, this evening WedoEbt not the occasion will be
gay pleasant ono regret Tie misfortune Of those
who may be unable to attend our aTocations possibly
permit shall avail ourselves Of the invitation with
which we have besn honored; and whether not, we
thank orr friend Capt d for this token Of kindly
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Improved EKGG@8aeS H1tIsa LotEeaAu
THE BEST SCHEME EVER OFFERED.
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WHEN PRIZES AMOUNTING To
900.
will DO distributed according following
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ONE THoUsAND PRIzEs!!l
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000,
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ton Ct the Ticket drawing the Prize.
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Jan'| Montgomery, Ala
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gEs- Among diseases, dyspepsia and liver
complaint rank difficult We pleased
to point remedy which has proved eus many
and which safely infabe
1t hAs been the Of ascuus thousands fom
We the Hooasni' C, Bs prepared r. C.
al Jackson at the German Medicine store 100 Arch Phis
PIMA. See ADVERTISEMENT. ian4 lmd&W
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ERMs:s
The Cresesab M DO regularly served % Subscribers in th city
carly hour every Sundays oIpted0 for $40
half yearly quarterly At tho rates
83 20 cents week. payable 10 tho carrers.
all 81 or
f88# svery sabsa auent insertion, 70 cents
Advertisement u
pubahed ntsrra will charged q s1usse
$$SS every insertions. Il
Advertisements b. pablishsd onge
and charged advertisement will
until all paid A. The option the pro
Ea6 pristora n 88BSF 8$
LIBERAL Discount will Be made e aaysrtisers
TIN ID DAILY Oh s EMIT
Mas circulation medium for adrerEe
AZ FAIRLY PArzn largely reachng many
drsds d honss being before
articles for family
y W 81 sdvansagaoqaIs pubahed inits columns.
TfE NV EEKLF CRESCENT
Iapnshsd Monday morning 90 invariably
Having extensive circulation throughout Lonana
Aseisrpp Alabana Texas aud other ssaaa pre-
aeuts favorable mode 70 Of making .h
commodities inserted for OIL per square
inrnr t;nnIF 4
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1t ia understood from the most reliable in
formation from Mexico thsta is foot there
10 call ten Amonte to the head of affairs aud instead
OF his proceeding ut once to England 1t is expect, he
viii shortly leave for Mexico to place himself at the dis
posa of his friends in that republic
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90 The telegraph lines are still out Of or
der. We are, however, getting along pretty well and We
do not perceive that II the telegraph suspends entirely
but what business will move on ss usual Cotton eon-
tnues 70 asrive the ssssippi follows ts usual
the revoves Its axis, mercantile community
saving heavy expense, and No editors are having
glorious time in making lip matter.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-17

FoR MEMPHIS. = The magnificent steamer John
simonds, Capt @ B. Church, having been unayodably
detained will positively leave this afternoon at ocock
punetuay, for Memphis and ali intermediate landnga
For freight or passage appy board to Messrs John
&c. Hyde B. Co., agents, No. GO Poydras street.
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At WocdlA nd in otahin Parish, Tuesday the LIST u III
Rev. John Mciue Mr. THOMAS o. BENTON to Misa THANK
WILSON, eldeat daughter of too E. K W,cn, deceased
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The MAILS he notice at the Post Office on
yeaterdsy was that the mail had failed from beyond
Mobile. The Gulf City and Alabama are becoming az
renowned 81 the point Of Mr. Campbell's
hcles resolved yesterday the balance Of the mails
Thursday last the other part having come through
Sunday There will be full mails due at the
Postroniee this morning
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Osae Price SEOa'es
UNIFORMLY LOW
NO DEVIATION FROM MARKED PRICES.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING.
FRED .MUNR OE + CO.,
81 MAGAZINE STREET, 81
Ara nov, exhibiting 10 their customers unusually
aortment Of
tSIEAsoNABLE CLOTHING,
which they The attention of puhase Annexed par
tial list:
Black and Coored Cloth Dress and Frock COATS;
BUSINESS COATS, suiss to match, variety Of coor
BEAVER OVER FRoCKS, very fine;
PILOT CLOTH COATS. every atyla and quality;
CATELoNIANss TALMAs, CLoAKs and
MONTE CHRIBTOS;
BOULEvARDs of Pilot Cloth SHORT SACS;
thousand pairs of PANTALooNs all the various kinds
VESTS, Black and Colored, Of the following goods:
SATIN, SILK,
CASHMERE,
.-- VELVET and CASHIERS.
FURNISHING GOODS.
"A SPLENDID AssoRTM ENT.
And would AK particular attention to stock of SHIRTS
Keeping always hand large assortment enabled fit a
sizes of neck and hgth of arms. ...9r..
BOYS AND CI1IpREN's CLOTHING,
all the different variety gooda la
Clothing by
be found, in every particular, in New otlenus
Co. the only AGENTS of the UNION
RUBBER COMPANY the sale Of their Vucsnzed
GOODS Goodyears PATENT among
thu Cotton Picking Coat Capo and Cloth make
6ane Bede Pillows Cashons Carriage and Hospital
Cloth, Leggin and all description COATS made by them.
Clerks speaking the French and Spanish languages always
Ey- NO TRouBLETo SHOW GOODS.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
| ianI6 9pss "a Magazine atreet, corner of Grayer.
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THURSDAY MORNING, JAN,Y III. 1856.
t SEE FIRST PAGE. IA

8 @ We are indebted to the clerk Of the mann
] moth John simonda for Memphis paper
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T0bNCCO--YGbHCC0
VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY,
AZ GRATTER STREET., AZ

85 GRAVIER STREET, IS
We have In and receiving direct from the manufacturers
the largest and best MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
before offered to the nde comprising all grades stye
ponnds half pounds 5s So and 0 consang Of
sh various brands of following celebrated turs
most of whom aols agents;
ii. LANGFORNE & SONS,
MILLER Il CREN SHAW,
AUG. LEFTWICH,
W. ". A. READ,
LANGHORNE co.
COSBY Il WINFREE,
GEO. W. GILLIAN d BRO,
II, B. DICKINSON,
JOHN P. KNIGHT,
C.F0RD. JR.,
WILLIAM CRuMPToN ALLEN 4 KNIGHT,
GILLIAN, WALKER & CO.,
E. D. WRITER'S,
DEXTER OTEY L BRO,
PAYNE l. CRUMPToN,
JOHN W. STONE Cod
TEOS. L. FAM. HARDGRAVE,
TALIARERRo BROADWAY
E9" TernE liberal. Call and examine. eTs
WILSON, LIPSCOMB s. CO.,
d94 7ptf IS Gravisr ssreet
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matchmaking.
II. P. 3 U KLEY,

NI7HE1 IVuHs U Co'J 6Canp htFeef,
Respectfully inste the purchasers to his sntra
stock OF fine WATCHES, JEWELRY sILVERWARE manuf.,
red OF imported expressly to his odesevey article Of which
fully guaranteed.
Faf'nlar attention invited to hia Watches which
cannot be eEesled In the city will od at pres sr
often asked for au inferior article
The h'ss attention, heretofore, Watch Repairing
Diamond Setting, or Jevslry Work. dly qn1n,
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NOTICE.
I bRIDGEWATER MINERAL PAINT r..

SUBSCRIBERS deem 1t necessary notify the pnbc ,rs
s hgehta Tor ne sale of the BRlDG EVA FER PANT aie
hs aans, alabama Mississippi TezaB Tbose vsn
10 ordering through their give
hs epuuo Sa Of b further ws az po
knowledge Of Sa ae nesewatsi Paint 1t within The poa;e
S 10 mis- aIket TO pares In and our M nave been
seroa a %st'l If Gssr d
legal proceedings indispensable their own end eudsE
so,, ..-,- .-,,, - G. C. BOGERT a 20 70 r.
Texas. -eou'Aanss Alabhmas hbnlssippt ana
iys0lpi
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n BUSINESS. he drying weather Of yesterday
had favorable influence and the large stocks produce
the landngs largely reduced and
two days clear the eFes The price Of drayage
has fallen materially from dollar per load last week. it
y reduced one.ha Great activy continues among
The shipping ii the receiving cargo The cotton
and warehouses are full Of business and likely to be for
some time In the meantime the receipts Of cotton con
tinue to fall of There arrivals from the West
yesterday. nor many 20 expected before general
thaW takes place
The stock Of Western produce is diminishing There is
about four weeks supply Of -four in market All pur-
ehasers Of this article foreign export must however
cease from the advance in prices which is about dol
ar per barrel within the past eight days The weather
moderstng fast last evening and IL will not be long
before We hear of Q breaking up above.
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Dolbear's Commercial College,
1O6 CANAL STREET,, 1O6

prepared oreceive Ladise. Gentlemen and Youtha
throughou. the
THE DEPARTMENT for PENMANSHIP and SsS8S--~AfHssA
NOOK Keeping is ns heretofore awaya nnder hih agsSM
special instruction. ~El@@@az4a
There added Mathematical Department, udng
netic Algebra Geometry Survey
with practical Of usrunlens
Charnoek Department for The gsh Language
ton Of Prof NJ Department for the
directed BY PIo!sss1r Raphael Vitart panb,
directed by Prof. Guaye Vidal; and Department
TShoYt fIand] by Prof. Geo Chsrnock F"''
Adults and those vboss
very valuable that persons who wish to
these other do
without waiting for other matters None but
Professors and will engaged There
nine Reception Roem elegantly up vor,
Pupils Proftasohud also Practising
full of theme bancheB can have len
hours All hipgs will n ihey sboud
pracced business and e English French
Spnnieh the of the
world and the oca literary aud scientific grenter
pes,ue. Pupils will be exercised daily Readine Writing
and Speaking any Language they may wish olasru. .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-17

CoTToS. The receipts for the twenty-four
hours ending o'clock last evening were by the John
simonds, from Memphis, 416l bales Compromise, from
Shreveport sos cnba from Mobile, 2e0 John strsier
from Leaorc, 1885, jackson Railroad, So Total, s,145
bales Sugar 60 hhda. and molseaea, SIT barrels.
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Bg'isstes' Clothing,
AT REDU CED PRICES.

Corner st. Charles and Canal Streets
Will offer from this date AZ reduced prices their large stock OF
WINTER CLIO thing make Spring friends
md customers icuary invited to give call.
OVERCuATS, BUSINESS COATS and HEAVY CASHMERE
PANTALOoNS, al great bargains
LEIGHTON & BARBOT,
anl7 9p6s Of 81. Charles A1d Canal streets.
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LANGU AGEs.
For ts @ e. saIon psr day.
s 100 90
rA's Sd KIN
business
pains win y spared to make all The DEPARTMENTS
wory Of the OF tho public. Strangers are referred to
ss1 IL. Fssss Il. Ss;s
ion E. Ii etaon late Vice Psdsn Of he United SAFES
Hon. 5sB B. Hs
aot sn ssii E.
r. Rsn re- sSar B ss' s Il s fsnns..ss
Rsv y. Dr. Iindssy Presidsnt Nashville University
President Oakland College Mia
H IT, S;:: 4; 5;y;: Fix sS s:-''
45o P5ssi3 s eSa,5s' College, La
j.. R =. Ether s5d!i o; T. Tennessee
RsT. Dr.. Wheat, Tennessee.
- Or they Refer to
IEoa. !: G. BfqSG,Ia.s Governor Of ssais'ippi-
Hon cftssHden Asornsy Of the United State
Hon, 90 Egs Is, hs Chief Jastee Of Lonisiana.
IIon. 4 Bot. late Supreme Court Louisinna
os. Ttsss o't?i
ass;' ~ WI Ss:jS Co, Orleans
: H Hssiss; Ss3 4 ss' i e., "
" nauassl W shits Co.. "
sIaisiH so5d 5SHj'' ::
Dr.. Mercer
Hon. WIN y. gwin, U. g. Senate
Hon. J. P. Benjamin,
Hon. Sam Houston,
Gov. IL g. Runnels, Texas.
lion. Bale Peyton, California
Hon. Ehas Scott Chancellor, Mississippi.
Chapman Coleman, EF9,. Louisville, Ky.
Geo. D. Prentice, Esg., Kentucky
A. Grathe, Esq. New Orleans.
Hon. John D. Freeman, mississippi. ETC.. 4tc.
Ancient and Modern Languages corrselv trsnn
listed at this ns " 'S''' 'i"NN-
GBr Good Board can be had at IS per week.
RUFUS D0LBEAR,
nol9 d4W 10s Canal ,t,.s,
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d. GAIETY THEATER. We invite the attention of
readers to the programme Of the performances this
evening at the Gaety NJ. Louis Keller win introduce
his Religious and Neurological Tabeaux the New Or
leans public, in Mt. Boarciesus Biblical drama OF
Azael, the Child Of the Desert.n These tsbleaux
have met with remarkable wherever they have
been presented and have doubt but that their
city will recommend them to such of population as
are in search Of something new, The programme ex-
plains the character of the performances
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-17

Geo. w. Smith, Dentist
AS RETURNED, and will attend to The,
Hevia Btresa ' "'' Vi eAfondfe and
IEtf
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NEArIE, the tragedian, who has been acting
Mobile the past weeks has arrived in this city
The press Of Mobile has been uniformly loud in Its
mendations Of his Of Jack Caden and
his unique and touching Of The Corscan
Brothers Each Of these plays had successful run Of
several nights to full and fashionable audiences The
New Orleans public will be glad to learn that manager
DeBar has secured Mr. Nsafe for few nights previous
to his departure for his Northern circuit and he will COM
mence on Monday next. This Is decidedly good move
onthe part Of Mr. DeBar and he will be sure to meet
With liberal response from the lovers Of the legitimate
drama %s
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New ORLEANS UNION MARINE Association. -
As will be ssen by the notice elsewhere the and
officers Of the steamers in the port of New Orleans
who are members of favorable to the objects of the
Association, are requested to assemble on board the
steamer cryssai Palace at O'Clock this evening The
Objects to consider and adopt the rules regulations
indspensabeto the proper of the Assoca-
ton and to arrange other business of moment It is to
be hoped the attendance viii bs large. .+E
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TobGcco-TobGcCO
WILLS, Wins s. CO.,
AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF MANUFACTURED
TO B A g @ o,
CORNER OF GRAvIER AND TcHoUplTou-As STREETS.
We anle larg9as
TOBACCO before to the trade IN this city comprising
about hundred brands of pounds S. SIS and O the
beet manufacturers Virginia. We give below few
ARhIlSTEAD s. WARWICK;
NJ. LANGHoRNE SONS
NJ LANGtIORNE L co;
YOUNG L. BERWELL;
JOHN R. & ". 0. F0STAIHEi
JAMES HENRY GRANT;
GRANT e. NELSON;
WILLIAM T. sUTHERLIN;
j. Q. StIACKELFORD:
ROBERT MAYO;
COLEMAN WORTHAM
WILLIAM CHEEVES;
BURTON 4 MAY;
JAMES L. CLAYTON;
McENEY + MCCULLOUGH.
t- Purchasers will fnd aad examine our
stocks dc im9pTbFrsa
SegsoNGbie Clothing.
FRANCIS FABRE & CO.,
CORNER ST. CHARLES AND COMMON STREETS,
Have recently large extensive stock of
.NEW AND FASHIONABLE
u @ III III &,
Consisting in part of following GOODS. viz;
FINE CLOTH DRESS COATS;
Do FROCE
Do do OVER do
Do 10 BUSINESS do
Do do TALMAS;
LATEST PARTISAN STYLES.
A Gua assortment of UNDER GARMENTS and
'EENTLEMEE's FURNIsHIN GOODS,
To which they invite the particular Of .hsir friends.
janIl 2pl0t&4tW
Splendid C0EO9ssg EDagEeea"a'eO~
types,
bsiup taken Mt HUBERT n co
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5N1ADEMUlSElitIE GAhUDt lu6 very
marked success which has attended Mademosee Parodi
during the present Of with which she has
favored the amount Of commentator she has recsiv
cd from those who proficient In music the crowded
state of the great hall in which she sang like broken
Kaleidoscope rejecting thousand different pictures Of
The object brings back very forciby the triumph OF
the other great songsressea who have in times past visit
ed city and made It vocal with the sweetest melody
tile world has ever heard Such audiences either
Germs their talent and eapaby Of criticism, their size
and the loneliness they sbody hardly be eongregeted
out Of our own civic bounds That they be collected
here NOT only but repeatedly when the legitimate
amusementa of the season in full flower when bus
Ia oroWding every avenue and every channe filling
up the inleta and choking the outlets asufcient
proof should be- OF the talent Of the great canasrce
who possesses such powers Of magnetism.
1t cannot be denied that Mademoiaea Parodi hGs
she appreciation Of those whore praise like Shat Of Sir
Hubert praise indeed and that her claims have been
recognized, their broadcast scope legitimate and de-
gerFing She stands conessed at the and topmost
height Of her profession einently fitted both by
tuge and education ransate into song those written
thoughts and ideas of harmony which the great composers
have left the product Of their lives. There in her
singing something beyond the correctness Of vocal
zaon which sutains the claims OF many artists spirit
nre life and significance that is rarely attained
which clearly conveys the idea, though the language in
which 1t Is clothed may be strange and unfamiliar She
sings the birds sing, because the melody s there and
needs expressed and, like them, her pure outgush
ings have in their naturaness merit which art very
faeh initiates Those who have heard her need praise
of her performance to attend again Those who have not
heard her will be debtors If by Of the notice
which catches their attention. they induced attend
the concert which will be given at the Odd Feowa Hall
this evening when aside Parodi herself Madame
Etrakosch Sig Leonsrdi and NJ Maurice strakosoh will
contribute the pleasure that will make the evening
musicaly memorable as any We have had since Jenny
Lind and sontag took their departure.
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DAHL Y OR EsCEN'T
slrrTcTAI JOURNAL or THE CITY.
DANES d. KrxoN, ssIILrAaf3R. ADAMS.
By NIXON, ADAMS d GO.

3sorFTcE, 40. g DAMP STREET.
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HEaysaey EKossse, EATON Rouge.

ianl7 fp6s
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and the scope and meaning Of the doctrine
flashes upon the mind Instantly.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-16

RARE CHANCE FOR CoMpRoMIsE.--We see
that Congress has lately been squabbling about
the usual allowance of twelve hundred dollars
worth of books to each member One member
desired the cash instead of the iiterature-ano-
Their that he might take it out in novels, and-so-
forth.--Books for Congress are manitestly inap-
propriate for as the Richmond Enquirer says :
at would be difficult to find two hundred men,
taken Unfortunately any where in the republic,
less obnoxious to the charge of letters, or freer
from all faint Of wisdom, or more addicted to
brandy and faro, or more incapable of constant
and useful labor"
We propose a compromise Of this matter, and
publish the following advertisement from the
Fayetteville IN. O. Observer:
"0LD RYE WHlsKEY.--W. Draughton has Just
received supply of Hon. R. G. Puryears cole
brated old rye whiskey. He will be supplied
with this superior whiskey as the demand increa-
ses. w. Draughton ismy only authorized agent
for thcsa of my whiskey in fayetteville
r. G. PuRyEAR.
Now, Mr.. Puryear is member Of the House
and wouldn't it he good idea for his brother
members to take twelve hundred dollars worth
of his old rye, instead of booksg They would
thus get something much more popular with them
than books, and do good thing for one Of their
own body. We recommend them to think OF il
seriously. There is an exciting Presidential cleo
ton coming on, and Puryear's old rye would be
very valuable political agent.-lN !. Herald
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-16


sssa. y - - y ~
3 - y tde4mnf oec1l onally ri ~ ON ~ ~
greeing VIII shoes fr0m Nlon ~ - r. ef1iiy
0bneeS ~ dss. u The aftic3e which ~ qhoBe
to-day from ~ Rtehmoad Enquises, aea5ous
supporter 81 the adMtnieernaiOn, en de quession
Of wnr SifA Great Britain. certain yiewa ne
presented, corresponding rexy nearly sith those
which We took some weeks since. The Rirh..
mond pint maintains:
That wAr swith Great Bn,4;n Il th;s t;r,e
would BE- parficuIsriy csls,nitous 4, In eofhern
states; s. d SIS
That & would ruin The planters II tobacco ssid
cotton IN those states. md snske rrpper4y Ii
slAves ID Absolutely wortbiess thss thc planters
might Be Rad 10 si,rn ahofiti0pists and enamel.
pate them g once
That fhe nopopoly 81 tlYe purchase Of cotton
--tke best customer Of the South. Great Britain
being excluded from the market by the war
would fan into tbe hands Of The people Of the
northern states. who would grow Heb on the
misfortancs OF tie cotton planters:
That one consequence Of war would be 10
strengthen the North by tho conquest Of Canada
ana b. The annexation of ! rom of free states
o The north. eastern frontier.
70 ms must be added danger 70 the South
70 xn'cn ae hscnnoi,d print .llades twice y ING
course o. Ine afsicae, Dat which Il Goes nos tfuss
fsei 70 discuss the insecurity arising from the
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-16
Dog Putting out {, Fire
Wonderful SQyacify.

One of the most astonishing instances of the
sagacity of the dog transpired this morning,
which, ever came to our knowledge. The Messrs.
staude, tobacconists, No. 80 Congress street,
closed their store last evening leaving their ia
yorite Newfoundland inside. This morning, on,
opening the store the, floor in the back room
was found to be on fire, and the dog was labor
ing with his fore feet and mouth, trying to sub
due it. A pail Of water which stood in the room
had been poured down the hole. The faithful
animal had SO successfully combatted the fire as
to prevent it spreading beyond a spot two or.
three feet square. How long the noble fellow
had stood sentinel and fought down the advanc-
inc flames can only be conjectured--it must
have been several hours. His feet legs and
mouth were badly burned and it is feared that
he is seriously injured internally BY inhaling the
hot air. He refuses food and is apparently in
much pain. We trust the sagacious and faithful
creature is not dangerously injured. This is the
same dog which discovered the man LaIly on
the ice few days since. He is worth his weight
in gold, and may safely be pronounced the mo-
best of his race. Troy Times, Sd