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THIKD ANNUAL STATEMENT

T7HIRD ANNUAL STATEMENT ---
or THE
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
Incorporated March Is, 1855.
In conformity with the requirements Of the Charter Of this
Institution the following saement0 affairs is published
LIABILITIES.
Received from 1909 depostors in S3T9
deposits 1881 5S
Paid in 629 drafts. 5S2Ill6 81
Amount due depo.itos Goth April 1858. Sl55,9O5 o.
Certificates Of Deposit =
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CETIytaIe o UUFI LHVS - ITI7TIOIE,0 q sTlV UT5Td
New Orleans, May /, 1852.
have used the BRIDG EWATER PAINT the iron work
also the decks and tarpaums OF the slip oxford
and entirely my satisfaction iud that much
Of iron rottn wood and prevented by the
Mineral Paint and ship
owners valuable and thrifty paint, THOS, s. MINOTT.
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TIOUESTH DISTRICT PDUND-WRs brought
Fourth District Pound, jackson street, between
Constance and Laurel streets, estrays--
one red cow branded b. on right hip, both ends of
horns off, with two pieces of rope round the neck.
white Sheep marked S. A the right side and o. on
One white sheep marked t t on the left side o.
one white sheep marked NJ the right side, and O. on
the rump
One white she goat no horns.
white She goat with yellow neck, and leather collar
white She goat with brown spots on the neck
One white she kid, with the right horn broken
One small she k d.
Which not claimed days and the expenses there,
paid will sold public auction at sald pouhui on
TUESDAY, October %, 1855, at 10 O'clock A. A.
New Orleans, October IL, ls5s.r,,, =, ,,...,.
Rsesis''ho ~ - r. j. HITSELBERGER,
Deputy Comptroller.
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IVOpY) NEW UKLEANs. OCT. u, ZOE.
T. Theard, Esq, Comptroller City If New Orlean-:
Deaf Sin reply OF yesterday asking advice
legality action If the joint Committee OF the Com
Council composed Committees Finance
landings authorizing Surveyor
repairing Of such whages have been neglected
by lesees, beg that, opinion said
null AID void in law nasmnCh the Council
failed comply with tie clause contained 80 Or
the City Charter which requires that Ill for public
works for materials supplies ordered by the Common
Council shall be ufere bV the CJmpoler at public ton,
and the lowest bidder be dSeed tor proposals.
be delivered to the Comptroller IN writing, sealed and given
person making the lowest proposals therefor,
Very respectfully,
(Signel) " B. KOONfZ
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At all meetings of the stockholders and all elections
iOry the stock represented at such meetings shall
except such called for the purpose of nereas
ing diminishing the capital stock Of the Company for any
of purposes enumerated in the filth section OF the act Of the
Legislature Of Louisiana euted An ac for the orgn
Of corporations works of public improvements and utility
approved March h 1856 shall be composed OF hold
Ing their right agents for Others a least three
of the stock of the Company in order to take valid and
binding action in the premises at ali other meetings Of stock.
holders and at all elections majority OF those present and
nntnnsl lnli nnNa
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COMPOUND SYRUP or WILD CHERRY

The work Of she iestroyer.has begun The Lungs are
daDgerl Resort
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Thereis remedy that will stophe Cough and save
TIE consumptves gruye.
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ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

FRIDAY Oct. Is, 1853.
The Board met this day, on a convocation of his
Honor the Mayor.
Mr.. Whitney was called to the chair.
Members present Messrs. Huyghe, Kearny, Leefe,
Magioni, Massicot, Monroe, Phelps, White and Whit
ney-9.
The following communication from his Honor the
Mayor was read /:
NAY0RALTY NEW ORLEANS
CRY Hall, October Is 1889.
To the Honorable the Board Of Assistant Aldermen
GenenetI have caused you ccnvok-d the request
Of the Comptroller The object will be known you by
communication from that Lfi;e.
Respectfully
GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
The following communication from the Comptrol.
Ter was read
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The President Directors shall have power all by
necessary for the proper aud regular transaction of bust
hold receive purchase and convey under the corpo
real personal to do any thing
ary tor the constructions main enance of the roads
heeinbefure described With many tracks they deem
necessary determine the nc and location Of the roads and
all necessary for the purposes aforesaid
purchase all materials machines vehicles teams ships, vessels
and steamhons and all equipments med by them necessary
the purposes of the Company and general dc
every thing necessary and proper effect the objects of this
charter including the fixing and collecting of tolls for
tation Of passengers, freight and mails
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'aiG, JMPROVGD N1GCHESHhR WASH
l. ING Observation-Disclosures and for sale by the sub
sGrher Orders left 70 Apollo street. 294 Magazine
in Box l46 Mechanics Exchange st the store Of
James Collins 68 Apollo street, where specimen may be
will be promptly attended All ask OF the public is fair
trial. and il they do not give satisfaction RETURN the aud tie
noney will be refunded J. Nj. DAUGHERTY,
VI No. ~ Apell street.
MONEY! MONEYs!-LOAN OFFICE LOUIS
III BLANC, No. ~ Cont treet between Charres and Elk
change Place
MONEY LOANED ON Liberal, TERMS-An descrp-
tons Of J EW ELRY and RICH FANCY GOODS TAKEN ON
DEPOSIT. az
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Mr.. Huyghe moved that the communications OF
the Comptroller and Surveyor be referred TO JOINT
committee composed of the Committees on Finance
and Streets and Landings.
Messrs. BENT, Waldo snd Moreno took their seats.
was read twice and adopted, the rules being sus-
pended, and on motion sent to the Board OF Alder
men for concurrence:
Yeas Messrs Waldo, BENT, HHyghe, k ntl
Leefe, Magioni, MassIeot, Moreno, Monroe Fhelps'
White and Whitney-l2.
Res9gfd That taken by he City surveyor relative
to the repairs of the @hayes be and the same Is hereby az
8s,ssd further That the City Comptroller he and he
irrrd and required isaue his the Urea
snrer for payments Of all certificates already delivered O.
which may hereafter be de cred BY the thy surveyor fo re
within the limits Of the city Of New Orleans,
Mr.. Phelps moved that the Board take recess o
ten minutes Carried.
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la, sir, me kill IL I" answered she; " should be
terrified out of my liten
" Who is to kill it, then z? inquired. in upfeigned
establishment.
Well, sir, missus thought (you see the noulterer
charges eightpence for coming in and doing on m as
how you might be kind enough to kill it yourself"
The cook took bali the day to pluck the corpse and
even then left so many feathers upon it that the dish
looked more like singed sheap's head than roast
goose. The tenant of back garden cost us exact
terers in the first instance and finally turned out to
be as tough as a goose could be-
Since the decease Of this leathery bird our back
garden has been left to its grass, its dandeons Its
elder bush and its cats
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Schedule Of Mails.
NEW ORLEANS Posr-oFE1c:
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
From LIST November, 1858, to LIST june, is


WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
FROM ISL November, 1858, to LIST june, 1855
OFFICE HOURS-Weet Dsvs fror, 9 N "a
o'clock P. Nj Sundays and H0lida,s fro111 a ~
O'Clock A M w ~ :
l. A cTr,,,- ,r,rr
of !, " 4, uay at 8 NJ; closesdaii,
e. o. = I " iot PFepqia tetters, ana at . T. NJ
III ptGPaLa io'eiSH leIGers except on sunday
NM M rtlst'S WI " GlJSeu az Il a. ~ Sup
iasia ala E iICuS anu lSS SAIls1iau Oh j" eu
r am, |,.t en- en-, I,""5 .
LANE COAST MALlI--For' Pike, Bay st. Louis
3 ass Chl TRISTAN, MIssisSlppl Cily, Biloxi ant
5 Ar 5 's NJ ~ LueSuays ana saturdays; AT
TIas i; s,rsu M Li'Vss4ayS al a; NJ Fascagoua OIL
hoG ~ B :, LG50NeT Orleans to MemphisSupply
Vrsbnrr oEa Pr scG hEeF Lndlng NaiGlez
Ing NanoIeon Heeno npd y AtH @S'GF Lana
Monday wednesday, and arid1Let u NJ ,g9eI NJ "
on Monday, Wednesday ana Sainr5Sv II ( !, n
ROUTE 19l9-To Gainesville Miss-Leayes New
cry Saturday at P. NJ.
VICKSBURG MAIL-SunDIyinp DonsIdsnp,i1ra
Paqnemine, Baton Rouge, Port Hudson, st. Fran
GlsVllie Polnte COapee, MOrganza, Red Rive
Landing Supplying Alexandria, Grand Ecore
Gatchltoehes, Shreveport and Eastern Texas
Fort ADAMS, Natchez, Waterproof Rodney st
SosePh, Grand Gull, Ashwood, Warrenton, New
Carthage and VicksOurg Closes on Tuesday
5Iufsaay ana saturday at ?. NJ Due Oh Mon
Day, lhutsday and Friday at 10 a. NJ.
ST. FRANCISYILLE OR COAST MAHn-Sunplv
ing MeCgtcheons, St. Charles, Taylors, Grandt
Folnte, bonnet Care, Edgard'S, Yachere Briu
ger Cahtrells S. Iureaud's, Donadsouyille, (and
INTERIOR New River, Bayou Goula, Iberyile,
6llueAline; Man2hae, Brqlys Land'g, BatoG
an 05 Stnt ,uIe T., Looaens store Port H9d
5ol' tlern!l1age, Waterloo, ana St trancisville
ana ,5iyia a. otoS ,J on 3qnu5y " eaHGsday
Due On N6ndav Wa5nag1jaT Tb ,-IS ~ = ! {: :.
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Ban grIeans 4aI!n Crescent.
sone II Doubt


The day Is qaenehed aaa lh Z, ss'ii = Il eu ]
God hss forgotten the world
The moon Is gone, and tae Stars are aeaa
God has forgotten che Woriq3
Fvit bas Won ii the hpfrid feud
hi ares with The Throne
HFii stands 1n Tie neck Of Good
Ana rules The world alone.
There y I'D good there is no God;
And Faith is heartless cheat
VINO bears the back for the DEVILS rod,
And skaters thorns for tile feet
what aTe prayers in the lips 81 death,
FILLING and chilling with bail
What are prayers but wasted breath
Beaten back by the gale
The day ID euenched, and the sun is fed
tIad has forgotten the world
Tie moon IS gone and the stars are dead
Goa has forgotten the world
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Picture ana Capital Anecdote OF Popular
Lady Author.


Dr.. Shelton Mckenzie, in the Philadelphia Press
uives lie following account Of Miss Mulock the au
80 IL Il i;fa fan,Iar,a, I, aud nt,,sr ,,,,ar
ss' Y 80 9''4sA AieV0
FORKS 81 iletioh % unique ahQ rare IherlG
One Of Miss Mnloek's oddities is, rarely to answer
50 invitation to dinner party or soiree She re-
eeives the invitation and Il she goes she goes. If
NOT her inyter must take il for granted that she has
gone elsewhere that she did not feel disposed to 20
8u that whether disposed or not, she was too much
occupied with thought writing to leave her nest
OF that she had one Of her painful headaches. To
fen very particular friends she sometimes pays very
unexpected volunteer visits
lii her conversation she is lively and origina''ful
OF fnn as the saying Island usually in good spirits
Her blues she keeps at home. her figure is slight
hnt graceful Her features are commonplace enough,
with large gray eyes very prominently set she
wears rich apparel budy made and worse nut on.
She delights IN dancing, and cannot be said to be
quite adverse TO a little admiration, deeatey ex-
pressed Praise Of her writings she seems to shrink
from nsnnatad enl0gY Of her looks Oh dress is far
more dspieasing.
Amid many excellent traits of Character Miss
Mulock has ane amusing falling. She fancies herself
rather misplaced in iethat nature intended her to
be great pnbliG dramatic vocalist. She PLAYS on
1he piano0fte with ordinary skill (which she con.
sifers uereetoul and sings 10 her own great salts.
Once upon time an evening party CAT the Rosary.
Bromptan, in the suburbs OF London) was given 6y
Mrs 5 q Hall to Jenny Lind Her next-door neigh
Dor Just before the Swedish Nightingale had made
any public appearance on the operate stage in Eng
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DANREURERs STATUE OF CHRIsF-Ihe following
description Of this famous piece Of sculpture at ST.
Petersburg, is from the pen Of Bayard Taylor
This Il no traditianary Christ, with low forehead
and straight inspd features the head is rather that
Of q scholar and thinker You are at once struck
with the Individuality of the figure. He is repre-
sented as speaking, turning towards the left, and
slightly leaning forward. A single flowing garment,
hanging from his neck to his feet partly conceals the
symmetrical yet somewhat delicate form. The head
ID large, n01y rounded and balanced with pFepon-
deance Of development in the intellectual and moral
regions Of the brain; his hair long, bnt very fine and
shin, rs II prematurely thnned by thought--the
beard seanty and the expression Of the oountenapce
at once grave gentle and spiritual. The longer
looked upon 1t the more | was penetrated with its
wonderful representation Of The atribuesof Christ
wisdom and love- The face calmly surveys and com.
nrehends all forms of human passion with pity for
the errng, joy in the good and tenderness for all It
il that transcenaant purity in whose presence the
sinner feels no repeant feproofi but only consolation
have seen few statues like this where the form is
lost sight ot in The presence Of the idea In this re-
spect it is Danueekers greatest it was his iavorite
york He devoted many a day Of labor, thought and
asperaton to the modelling Of the head, When, at
length il was completed in clay, sudden dstfas in
bis success overwhelmed him. Having no longer
confidence in his own Judgment, or that of his arts
BIC friends, he enc day took little uneducated child
into his studio, placed the head before it, and said
= Who is it ~ The child looked steadasty upon the
features SO unlike the conventional Christ Of artists
and without hesitation answered " 1T Is the Sav0nFh
The old man, himself child in bis simplicity and
sincerity, accepted this answer as a final Judgment
and completed his work in MARBLE
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BRITISH POSSESSIONS.

NEW GRANADA, WEST COAST OF SOUTH
AMERICA, CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
SANDWICH ISLANDS. AUSTRALIA AND
VAN DlEMANsS LAM, NEW SOUTH WALES
AND CHINA-ClOses on the 4th and 10th of
each month, at P. N. Arrives on or about the
9th and 2Sth Of each month.
Ea=Postage to South Pacific Letters, 34C.; papers,
&C.
a8-Postage to New South Wales, Victoria, South
Australia, etc, via England, bypacket or private
ships, 30 cents single rate, prepaid via France
l0cents each quarter ounce prepaid is added to
the above postage via New York by private
ships, . cents prepaid.
rs Postage TO Peru Letters, 22c; papers &C.
F-Postage to Bogota New Granada:) Letters, lse
papers &c.
RB- Postage to China, New South Wales, Sandwich
Islands, via San Francisco: lOc., prepaid.
&R- The postage to places the West coast of South
America, via Panama, is On each single letter.
34cents; and on each newspaper 6 cents, when
sent and 10 cents on each letter, and cents on
each paper, when received.
- The postage to New Granada direct is 10 cents
single rate, and 2 cents each newspaper: and TO
the sandwich Islands, Australia. Van Dieman's
Land and China, (via San Franciseo) is on
each single letter, 10 cents payable in advance,
81 The single letter rate to California and Oregon is
locents, prepaid. On newspapers, etc, the do,
nestle rates apply.
s. ?. MARKS, P, u,
NEW ORLEANS, November J. 1855.
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Now THAT Com WEATHER is upon US and the
FdomestiC heafihsione, longer figure Of poetry merely
but prominent pctoaliy Of lite behooyes everybody
look ont for supply q e anda c. a. MiletbarEers 81
Camp alqualtes coal On Reasonable tos
So advertisement.
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MULES CHBAP,-Two mules may be purchased at a
very price III Magazine street. is the statement Of an
advertisement ia this mornings psper.
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tered the Loire. LeOup watched the maneuver. He
smet the land and grew very excited A little
above St Nizatre, he saw that everybody was busy
and seized the opportunity He leaped overheard
and quietly gained the shore.
At Nantes the dog was inquired for but no dog
was found. After seme inquiries, a general opinion
prevailed that the dog had fallen overheard aud had
been drowned. The captain grieyed and disap.
pointed knew not what to do. He dared not write
to EayolIe who thus remained in total ignorance OF
the accident,
Meanwhile he counted the days impatient as he
was for news but no news came The Nantes can
tain was ashamed to write.
One morning, little after 6, Fayolle lay in bed
thinking over this singular absence of mind on the
part Of his friend, when his attention was attracted
by groans outside the door. He turned round and
endeaVored to Sleep but the noise continued. The
groans grew fainter and fainter and were succeeded
by slight scratching noise, which made the young
mans blood run cold.
Pecaire 4 he cried: it is dog scratching Just
like Leloup."
With beating heart he rushed to the door. It
was Leloup! but Leloup gaunt, worn, dyng-nothing
living about him but two great speaking eyes sunk
in the hollow orbits. The man shrieked the dog
whned, and lay senseless at his feet. The master
raised him up, and laid him on the bed On his feet
were four wounds-hs claws were worn awayi
The dog had crossed the whole interior of France,
the whole south, had travelled from Nantes to Nice
to find his master. He must have made many mis-
takes, for bis wanderngs had taken him mouth.
How he had done it, how he had lived, how he had
found his way, Heaven only knows
With every care and attention, with the utmost de-
voon on the part OF the MASTER it took three months
to restore the dogs health. Fayole then resigned
his post and selecting little seaport where there
was no fish market and, above ALL no frOeked priests
has now a very prosperous business, and where LIE.
loup may now be seen as happy and as well as ever.
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THE ENFBE PoRTABLE CtRouIAR STEAM SAW
Ar-fhis is Page renewed ihe celebrity Of mills OF
this manufacture eng sAc acquire being secari d axon
tye sales II is Senendoas ile hiue This circular
mill srasps log in lis igoa embrace r;ehe ino n AND
Win swiftly revolving teeth ehaWs up ID somewhat iess
than 20 time leaving nothing Of The trunk Of gan Of the
Forest bu bundle 4 gpod beArls and eo sag.dst sim
pie and strong in M Faehon, Is easily managed and moi
liable % disaEanGement. Il is manufactured by tho New Yo
Steam Saw Min and Machine Company FOR sale in As eitv
BY Nj 4 cashiag, agent fer New ofee,s s. St CHARLES
itrest. Fer par icui4Fs we refer to asyertisemeBt
GAsi-Fhe gas chandeliers, pendants and brackets
q Aegs Henderson GAinas should certainly be inspected By
those ho 4e boat having Introduced to their rasdenc
fer auee in this nsns more neat elegant
have been offered tie public Some Of Inc designs ire
exQqisie calculated to be gate ornamental as useful and
sAa ia desired they viii bepa up without extra, charge.
Nsssrs, Il. q, advertise their fixtures,
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EOJBTH DISTRICT POUND was l,roueghf

EHPAVEG DU GUATRTEMFG DISTRICir-.Fl n
- ee conduit au depot des epHyts du Quateme District Fe
JACKSON entire les rues Laurel ct Constance
Ue Jum5nt roman, deu7iron Is mains de hauJ ayan me
eLoIF bi4aChe An front, Autr4s marques.
lHt chtFfe UOire, collier de Cuif et aungau
Lne chevre Uure, au de corie s con
ne cneFre une tache te de blanc roaie droe coupee
ct foreie gaurhe Peudus f7
Lis cAeFre blanche, ayant de l1ngues c0ruHz
~ les dis aimRuE dams dix tours ct les
ra7 lis seront geudas Pencb6re publqne depot
lie SAhEDl, 70 npSembre 1883, ~ heures A. Nj
q. o. FLETCHER, Gomnissafre 6es rueg
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. la6 noYemTs lojS. no 10 10
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A visit 10 a Fortune-TelIer.


The editor Of the Cleveland Piaudealer gives the
f,,or;,,,, ,o.nsnt ,f his visit to n fortune.teer;
ss,tcas orf i, ,tbor oo,,
small otls posted IN isfse Ny -, ~ ' ~
spicuous places, inofu " w. IT,
greatest astroeglst Y W. oeu o,eS .lgls De
consulted % nL soEls q ~ 'tg
Honse. Feehng eohsloeraoiy ANXIOUS aoouS ouLseit,
ana beng aesifons 70 asVsrI, TneceI ouI PaSn
through lle Wa " " miS losas Wy e,
or pesel WY tlisties au Sn., ss.oAs 4 lestt ts
espeela,1y anxious 70 AoM WHISTLER ea''ee
eur 10 Wisconsin, wno stels gui @ , mes y
pc eYehtuay nus NJ solh 'o tonl IVY. Y W WY
OMNIBUS moises eetihB snus, W WeHs " ss5 tHe
loIsane'teer tne other evening" que y an aLh!etc
Ialaaeagea ,eaaleSets p9to anu prompt WIN
SnaFp IVY aaa = teu laSe eIe saIH W. nau CONE
W. answered. H.su out usual Slsnity auu uroauIy
tnat We thought we nae one saiu' man was Gu
nons 5, s,.-.,,--
9e acquiescea, leeIing hlWafaly that woman was
,eatousef' aae gave os paGh q cafds, Whch had
heen apparently extensively fingered ny soapbollers,
ana tGia US 10 snee the ana cat them evenly three
tlInes aIl OIL "nlen we uia; she Gnea placed tne
eas9s' laGe Up, "a TOW ol Us ta9e before her ana
sala Mister 70 you, 70 say Eve ear 70 me, MIS-
Ter whenever way says, 1 dOn say unless say
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go IN TIGE!n-The residents Of North Water
street were afforded no little amnsements a leg, DAVIS
since, BY the incidents narrated to US in substance
as follows:
A eountrynau, the owner Of a large hut nsuaIly
g0od.natnred dog, drove in town on The day stated
Near the railroad crossing On Water street. rger'i
fell into had company and a regular nuss ensnad
Taken suddenly, and almost unaWares, the country.
mans dog seemed hardly TO comprehend whether it
was free ght III earnest, or only tie rough sort
OF play OF village eheunds, until he found himself
ia .throat,to-mouth contest with irregular fighting
character in the shape of trained bulldog and get.
ting the worst Of it, His master however by this
time comprehended the nature OF the muss, and
springpg from his wagon. caught the bulldog by his
narrative and endeayored to separate the combat.
ants
Let that dog alone, OF I'll IAN You over the
mead growled rough and excited locking custom
e standing by-who proved to be the owner OF the
ooh then you want en- To Eight, do ye II. eiacu-
lated homespnu, dropping the end; ana then az the
Sop 9 as voice. shouted go in pger
and I1ge did go in Instantly the tide Of battle
was turned. Iige secured and was making good use
OF his underground, when Balls owner Suddenly
became converted TO a peace maker. SnitinR the
action TO the idea he made fent to release his dog
from the gieelke jaws OF Tiger.
Let that dog alone, or Ell Ian ron over the
headl# shouted the countIyman aud he straight.
ened up aud sweled 0ut to such huge promotions
thaf Rock street, dessted tefror.strieken at the
menace.
Tiger pursued bis work in hand until the piteons
s,kg,yP Of his assaiant seemed to produce pitv ii
the dogs heart Of she former, for be relaxed his
sot thfee legs behind.
As The eountryman jumped into his wagon, b.
called Out 70 bulldog master-"R henePeT YOU wan
another fight, just say the word as me and Tfg
alters hapet togethef'R GENEVA Gazette.