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CMESTNUT GROVE WHISKY.
CHESTNUT GROVE wHIsKyt


CHESTNUT GROVE wHIsxYt
The Prop.sstor Of thg above CELEBRATED WHISKY de-
tires to intro the as the public physicians cf city
Esd country, the
Parest DfYnsabie Stsnmsziant
wch has been prepared for medical proves iys
cordial heal4hfu,and fnvieora to the eufsebssd
wther by disease. Il Is distilled best rys sad
ua and It's nuious provariss pressyed by
pecary his ereby'the gusii on noxfoua in1
gre6ionts, known obe contaued in the W general usa
cspieteiy satsd the parity this
ticle from any foreign adnix.are is guaranteeA
In addition efoilowng the most oui
nen Aaaiycal Chemists Of Philadelphia. NewYsrk
ton the Szte Agricultural soiey have endorysa with their
Dipor and DR. Ja,sen; Of Boston, estssd rndtr oas
to It's as;sciue purity. Read t,fe following IA
oERTIFIcAFEs:
Philedelphia Sept. O. Isss. b
We hose carefully tested is sample Chestnut Grove
Whisky ych you sens, and none Of ths
poisonous sabssancs Fus o which rhaaess~
istio and luxurious Ingredient Of the Whistles general uss
BOOTH. GARRETT : CAMAG,
y Analytical Chemists.
V New York, sess. 3. lssa
have anaszcda sample 81 Chestnut reeevs
from Dir. chsres Wharton, Jt ef Phadephia having
carefully plsanea to state that Is entirely
from poonoupor deleterous snhstances It unususll
pure and fine favored quality CT Whisky. VIZ
JAMES R. Chiffon, Analytical ohssniss.
Boston, March Y, 1ssa
have made tehencai analysis Of sa1ples o
Whisky which proves from thehsav
yus ellis, and perfectly pure aad unadulteraied Ths
Favor of this whisky derived from the grain
Securing it. Respectfully, s@s
A. A. HAYES, ~ D., State Asssyer,
No. ID Boylsisn street.
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr,
| Wholesale Agent,
| ns Walnut stress,
je2 ly&W PHlnkpEIRRIA.
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cREsoENr MARBLE WORKS.

Monuments Tombs and Head Stones Piers Table
Tops Counter Slabs Mane Piee, Crates Crate Setting
Flooring Tiles, Banquette and Yard Fagging Iron Railing
Coping etc.
HThe trade supplied with rough manufactured MARBLE
by GAVANAUGH GULL Y,
| oil fSW 233, 23i 236 Camp
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SUCCESSION OF THE LATE JOHN LESLIE, sR-THAT
Canal Camp streets adjoining the City Hotel the
Camp side and that splendid Iron Building occupied
by Messrs Theodore Frois Co. the Canal street side
Sale Long Credit and Without Reserve, by consent of
parties, 10 effect partition among the heirs.
BY G. E. GIRARDEY & CO., :
@. L. GIRARDEY, Auctioneer
Office No. 81 Magazine street.
THURSDAY, Oct. 25, 1860, at IL O'Clock n.
City Hotel Common street, between Camp and Mag
aze streets by of parties effect partition
very valuable property will he sold at auction, viz;
ALL THAT L0 OF GROUND, together with the improve
situated the First District of this city and in
square bounded by Canal Camp Common and Magazine
said measuring 40 feet inches front Canal
inches in depth and front Camp street. ~ feet in
depth the opposite line and HI inches fet nches wide
in all French Said Lot forms the south
east corner of Canal and Camp streets.
The improvements comprise four Story Brick Buildings
occupied by Messrs. Judson and others
this property in The center of business its
advantages apparent render enumeration of them
unnecessary.
Possession given the 5th of November, 1860.
G-TERMS0n fourth cash; balance at l. and years
credit for secured by mortgage the property bearing
interest the rate of six cent from date until
maturity if then promptly paid eight per
thereafter until final payment the last not be construed
any delay the punctual payment of said
notes. but to operate as penal clause only
The be kept insured at the of the
purchaser for less than the amount OF the first note and the
policy transferred the vendors until the paid Notes
divided suit the convenience of vendors If required
Act of sale before d. Ricardo, Notary Public at the
pense Of the purchaser se2f
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RESIDENCES vAI.ABLEs DAMS LA RUE BARoNNE
Dsux Terrans Rae Polymnie Residences tres
desirables dams Ia Eaterpe Escaves Actions de
Graham decede.
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z dHs g. chEsLE Manager D. CALDER rGgsSss fsasaGss
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

mail consisting letters and newspapers states
and cities Of the German Austrian Postal Union and
Norway Poland Greece 1onan Islands, etc.,
Il sent from the New York seIai weekly
mail for India Islands Will be sent by TINS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11
AMUsEMENT

A CADEmY OF MUSIC AcApEMY on NIsIc
Formerly
spaldIng & Rogers Ampfatheater.
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NOTICE TO CITY TAN-PAYERSs-The
IN Board of Supervisors Of will in the City
Hail. Room l5 at L. o'clock NJ on MONDAYS The ls Sth
5th 22d and 18th of October 1860 the Sd of November
following review the of the Board of Assessors and
TO receive applications for relief from parties who absent
from the city during the time the Assessment Rolls
posed for examination and correction by the Board of Assessors
in August and September Of The present year.
The undersigned will lie in attendance daily from 10 o'clock
NJ till O'Clock P NJ at the above room fsr thirty days,
after The Isl OF October 1860 exhibit The
ROLLS and 10 receive snch applications for relief may
be made,
New Orleans, September 26, 1860 .eE
JOHN A. WATKINS
Secretary OF the Board of Supervisors Of Assessment
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-11

US-SuperintendentT Third District Schools
am to be found my Office daily from 70 o'clock A. Nj
LOUIS LOMBARD,
o6 6t Superintendent Third District Schools.
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WANTED---WANT

1.-TWO PRINTERS WANTED, TO GO INTO
il The country. apply at sTRAWBRIDGE'S Advertising
Agency, % Commercial Place. ~ a9 2t*
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION IN A
w Wholesale House; has been in employ
for years Unexceptonabe references given
Address H. II. q at hts Office self III
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OVERFLOW IN THE REAR OF THE q

f1sitnsted Piney Woods GoTington, La will
E main open the winter for the reception of Fam lies
and other guests and offers unusual inducements TO nvads and
those seekng the fetal influences of dry equahle South
ern climate good chayheae and sulphur springs with the
retirement of a country home
The subscriber aters himself that his patrons will be sats-
the attention that will be paid to their comfort and
y % 'eii diu,-2tawtf n. W. HENDERSON.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PROPOSALS FOR SEALING WAX.
Posr OrRIcK DKPARrMxN1. Iulr "a.

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, July "A, $780,
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received at this De
peItment until the 81 day Of September next at II
o'oloos, noon, for furnishing sealIug Wax for the
the date that the contract therefor shs be executed
To the 3lst day of December, 1854. Tbs Wax to be
delivered free Of expense, at the blank agenoIes OF
the Post Once Department, At Washington ID, c.,
New York CITY and CiIcinnati, Ohio.
The estimated quantity Of Wax required ct each
agency yearly 10 specified below.
DISTRICT No. 1.-WaShiHsfoa, d.
. $50 pounds OF Scarlet Sealing Wax, OF good quail
ity, for ordinary use.
DISTRICT No AT Nslv York city.
district Mol
DJsrRIcT Ne. SIT Cincinnati, Ohio.
district No /.
The contract will be awarded to the lowest and Re
bidder the best bid TO be determiE ed ater careful
examination for the purpose of ascertsinlng winch
bid WI IN Its practical results, bs most advanta-
geous to the Department.
III the Districts should be reconstructed or in
creased In number, the Sealing Wax snail be delIv-
cred at such pace or places as the Postmaster Gen.
era shall designate, at pro rata prices
Samples of the sealing Wax required to be fur
nlshea can be seen at or procured from, either OF
the above named agencies.
Each bidder must furnish, with his proposals, ey
ldeL CO OF ms abl'lty TO comply with his bid.
Two sufficient securities will be required to a
contract. Failures to furnish the Sealing W ak con-
tracted for promptly, furnishing an article infe-
nor u that contraoLed for, will be considered su-
clent cause for the forfeiture of the contract.
Bids not made in accordance with the se proposals
Will not be considered
Proposals must be u arked, on the outside of the
envelope, proposals. Tor Sealing WAX" and the
letter containing them addressed to the First Az
jy 26-Iaw4w,Th Postmaster General.
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BROWNS HOTEL.-Mrs Anderson. Mrs II
Beale, b w Izar, La; Or g Bayliss and ~. XIV: e;
Mayo ana Y sC; BIiant, u FOurnS., l. Four
na5' ds;G . Jones, w MorEap, Tenn; J McNakin,
X Qalppn, Mss Tate, "a; Ebert. Ky: Il
Hem Hen Mics; W Seokins and y, Mrs Jenkins and
WaId and fam, Miss; Mrs II Christy, 8 + ROGERS.
Nj Mrs T. TAYLOR. Va; J BeIget and ", Ala; II
asJschson, 6si Stalk, NY; r Patric and w. ]
N SsIr and y, Z Coons. LIS; w Rison, Md; w
ESs,SSs ns, NC; Anderson sra; ID Clements, b
loud, A Andrews, ILL., X BOarman, Md.
. NATIONAL HOTEL.-E Pullsp NV: 7 N
Saabosn, Mass; w Sion .es, La; w Nelson Ky:
III Wilson, Nli w w ives, Va; T. r, Kent an
son, Nd; u w Knox Pa; NJ r Skaaklapd pa. =
waller, NY; ~ Pcarce, %; CIs,neus brvsn VI
Clemens, No; WIN Cahpon. Mich; AIS 'r,l61t 4
NIckerson Md; w Gray, Miss raw Miss Hlarcb
ard, Miss Clemens, Mo; II Herlbeck Il QeribsoE
~; Platt and lady. yohnsoB. A Maynard ia:
w AsIri'oL. ballard. Mrs Be- lard, w Lagrens
w Ransom, stuart, Va; % Grshsm, A lea And
ady, Miss N@a', T. uha ,e, g bartlett Md: ! Mort
gomefy, Plunkett, Dell Ii Ball, A Alien. M d;
LAKEWOOD HOUSE-A 2 COY w -rsmnI.
ton, La; Com II Bel and ly, USN: ton ID 10y
inson, " Z Paine, Staples, Ny; Mr. Bntnit, e. ~.
J Shsltron. 50; w RIune ;, Miss; J Farcp pa, "a
" Maftir, Uses; w McKns1' pa: i i;rsHb,,mn
Jenefr, UsN. '"' " ia
WASHINGTON HOUsE-Hon ID Kfrore. Ind.
hellog, w James, NY; A Stafford. III.
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-
u BALYinORE
LOCK HOsPIrAL,
Has DIseovvsd fAs ~osf Csyfa,n, SPEEDY, ssd e.I,
EEscfsaI Remedy ~ fhs Forh,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE
LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMED ATELY.
CURE WARRANTED, or NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
w..in.s. Of the Bach, s,nst.r., Ar.s..a, .fR, Kidney
sss Bladssr inv..n1Ty Discharges, lmgssnsy, es1sr.
tsssn slides, Pspisstioe sfk,E.art idity,
stn AssSusn. Eta. IEng, s;enash sr Isvsis-
those T,rribi. Dsordtn arissE from Solitary habits
der Marriage imssssls, aud destroy Body and hiad
Young MEN
Especially vac Fave escsms the victims sf Solitary viss
dreadful and habit which annually sweeps
sntimsy grave Thousands Of YssnE Msn eide
saa vi. =.
xstsd 70 sssssy de living Tyre, may call visA fall sssf
n.s: beng ...i. y Ssya..i s..ss:. :;s:si: d!IiS
dsformItss, Ae-, speedily cured.
sssy conad. in hs hsnsr as rsnsn.n ,sd Is,
sps0 hi, siill as Physieisn.
OFFICE No TsoprH FREDERIcKsrRrEf,
ls hsad sidt gong from Bsmsrs fsv dssrs frss
tbs e.rnsr Fail net :. ssssrvs and au.ssr Lssn
mast - paid skd ssntsin stamp.
Dr. JOHNSTON,
Members .fths Regal College sfssrSs.ns s.dsa graduate
and The create. part q sho.. M "a. sssn spent il Ss S:.
Pals Of LOodsn Psris, Pills dsPhs and s.tbss Of
Known; many trosblsd ringing ID. head and ..rs
,.s.S: .' & S .0... 's:Ss = sS:.
With dsrangsmsnt Of mind, esrsd di.tsly
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Yeunf Men others have injured thsmssvst ~
,srtan practice INDUCED 10 vh'n aons-. habit Frequently
.Sc n. sa I .S:a P and
render, n.rrisg. mPo.:is and d''r'y' beth mind and
T6o.s ar. .Om. tn. sad and n,aneh.y .f.e p.ds.st
BY early habit, Of you.h visa w.stn.r Of the Bach .ne
Power PapauOn sfths R.srt Dysp.piy Nervous Irrtas
D.rans Ofths Dig Fsnesns, General Debility
MESTALLY"Ts eject, en- Ii. mind ar. n.sL ..
Evil 81
Love Of Solitude Tinidy, etc. are ssm' Of the evils pre-
NERVOUS DRsIhIYI.-Ysssnadss ,n new JsdEs what
the ;h.r declining health s'inE their BE-
,PPeaTanss about the eyes cough symptoms
DISEASES or IMPRUDEsCE
h. imb.d q. ...d. 81 III. Psinsi d,,... e. ss
happ,ni that lnsd Of shame dread Of desy
a.;o.: e.H n nd h% X. I n. Dc
e. c1rnf sioS b. aI penny .uS.sns, t..p hin sa.
month after month or long "a ths snss fee can be CD
s'sr hi. CALLING or By III. CO. Of dead,
po,cC m.rcHry hasten q. eOn'itscG.l mItom, Of thf'
SIM sc Progressing with frightfu rapidly, I'LL death psss
~ S5.,sT ,1 .Tas.. y lending G% :: S, "
AND IbiPoTENCY
:.p::esy cured "a fsl 's:r ;::.i:d f5;s:ss: 70:
All imP.dim.n!. Msrriar. rhy,Is.l Mental Diss,.
trembling sod wssia..s Or E,hss.a.n ED. fs.i2
kind speedily c.rsd.
THE MANY THOUSANDS cared TIM, in.tii,uss within
the sst ssvsntssn yssTs and s nsmsrsVs important sg
rspsrt. Of the paper. and many sth.r p.r.oss nss.s
sPPss.d sFain and b.r. tb' Psblic b.
siIy, to Eseei,nt the Afflicted ian iiy
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DROUGHT IN RHODE lsLAND.-So little rain has
fallen in Rhode Island the present season that the
streams are very low aud many mills are stopped
ehureIy while a still larger number ere running
only portion Of the time In the present condi,
tion Of the domestic dry goods market, saws the
providence Journal, the drought is serious mis-
fortune IL occasions not only great loss Of prof
Jus 70 the manufacturers, but dePrives many de-
pendent persons Of their means Of support End
gives to some Of the villages an aspect little less
dull than during the great Revision of Is57.
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NEW ENTKRPRIsE The London Daily Tel
egraph's correspondent states that Polish pro-
Irietor belonging to Posen has purchased Mount
Nesuvius Of its present owner, Prince Pastecicala
and Intends ssudding the lava surface of its pre-
cipltous declivties with villas, hotels and other
places OF recreation, for the amusement and &C
Commodatlon OF English tourists
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THE NOTE OF The SULTAN TO THE FRKScH
ENPERoR.-'I have at heart that your Majesty
should know with what grief have learned the
events In syria Let your Majesty be convinced
that shall employ all my power FOR ESTABLISHING
security and order in Syria; that shall severely
punish the guilty parties, whoever they may be,
ana render Justice to all. In order to leave no
doubt whatever on the intentions of nv Govern.
ment, have entrusted that important mission to
my Minister for Foreign Affairs, with whose prin-
clPies your Majesty is acquainted"
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MEN, WOMEN, on CHIL DREN.
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT RucHU.


Arising from EKcesses, Habits Of Dislipation.
Early lndlscTetlon or Abuse,
1rfssdsd trifk Iks foiioUtaE SYMPTOMS
lndis position 20 EIert,On, Loss OF Power.
Lose II Memory, DIhioulty Of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
BOrrOr Of Disease, Wskefulpess,
pmnsss Of Vision, Pain in the Bach,
luIversal Lassitude Of the Mnsculsr system,
Bot Hands. Flushing Of the Body.
Dry ness Of the skin. EruPtons on the Pace.
PALL1D COUNTENANCE.
Theee symptoms, II allowed 20 go on, which this
medlolna Invariably removes. soon fsl.ovs
IMP0TbNCH, FATUTTy EPILEPTTC FITS.
Is ONB OF WHICH THE PATIENT NAY ENPIRE.
w no can cay that they not free uenty followed
BY those . ID REFUL DISEASES"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many are aware Of tue cause OF their suffering,
BUTkQHE WILL CONFESS.
The RECORDS OF TIE INSANE ASYLUMS
And fhs Melancholy Deaths bV CorsNDpflOn
Eear ample EItgs,s % the tryth Of the asseItlQn.
THE CONSTiT UTiON ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Requires the aid Of medicine to strengthen
a nd luvlgoTate the Systom.
Whieh HELNBoLp's EXTRACT BUCHU iarasi-
ably dOss.
a TRIAL WILL coNyKScK LIE MosI skKPTIcAI
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Relmbold Genuine Preparation.

"HIGHLY CONCENTRATED"
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
A PositIvs and Specific kemsdy
For Diseases nf the STA ODER. KIDNEYS,
GRAVEL, and nRpPSlCAb SN EBl.lN6S
sud sXcitss the AB>OR BEN1S into HEALTHY 81
rcn. Nv which the WATERN OR CALCEROlS
dePosltlons, and 81 UNNATURAL ENLARGE
MbNrS are Leduced, "a well as PAIN and IN
PLANTATION, a~das good for
MEN, WOMEN, or CHTL DREN
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MEDICINES.
GEE WHAT ,AHER's sAKsAPARILLA
DERANGERENr ofFrRE LIVER.
SEoTTs CROSSING.

SEnrr NEoeeINos
TaIladfga Co, Ala Aug ,A.f
d.. J. c. Ayr, LotrsR, hass,-su J take ny
pen % tel yoU what your SANSAfARli.lA and
CATHART1C PILLS have done for ne. ] had
been afflicted with Liver Complaint Tor slx years,
durinG which 1 vas never well. and much Of TIE
ums very siok. 81. LAYER WAS ~ the touch,
end, the doctors tsid. was contested. I suffered
from severe oostiveness ard dlaFrhspA alteFn atey
My akin Wa danny and Unheathy ms eyes and
skin often yellow. Occasionally had q voraoious
appetite, but generally none ~ all dreadful sen
sstion Of oppression on my stomach. with snguor
aud gloomy sensation OF Sickness 81 Over, kept
me IN anguIsh. You csnoot kDov how mach suf
fered from iudescritable feeling OF dlsTess IRE
lonG continuance of this condition. without relief.
had worn me out 80 that never expected 10 ee
better; bat reading, an the Christian Advocate, OF
your SsrsapeTiila, ocmmenoed taking u. with 90
oaSIona small dOses Of your Pills. TO Iegu ate the
bowels as you direct, From the hrsi. 10 had more
eject upon my disorder than 1 supposed anything
GOULD have. regsIneo my heath rspldly, and nov,
after eleven weeks, enjoy ~ good health and
Strength So any other msn- MAJ the Dispenser 81
al coed" shower blessings o. you
goHN w. STOTT.
Prepared BY Dr. J. c. AVER Co, Lowell.
Mass. ~ iS-eolm
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nR. J. BOVEE DOD's
~ IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS,

Are now being used from Name to the Test Salt
Lake, AMI the universal ver:iot of all who use
them either as medicine or as bererags, rs that
them successfully in hls practice for IS years before
we purchased OF him the light TO manu- facture
and present them for sale 20 the public. For the
pepsia, Piles, Nervous nissases, Female Com
plants and all csses requiring tonic, they are be-
yOnd doubt most Invaluable remedy. Aside from
their medicinal properties they are a pure, whole
some and delightful Beverage. producing all the
pleasant exhileIatlng effects of Brandy or Wine
without their injurious results Let all friends OF
humanity and ali advocStes of temperance assist
US In substituting these valuable Vegetable Bittefs
for the mineral poiSOHS and ndp{feTated Liquors
with which the country is flooded, and thereby Of
fec'u - AID in ban shink Disease and Drunkeness
from the land.
CHARLES WIDDIFIELD CO,
Proprietors, IS William street, New York.
J. SGHWARZE,Ag Agent,
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
TREEHKNAR l.

SHuhat L, " y,
fTsfsefsd BY Royal Letters PGtssf Of Esglssd, sd
SseSrtd bvths Seals Of ths Eeols dc PAay0laeis dS
Gers, asd tAs IMPERIAL Collsss o5 Msdteiss,
Vienna.
No. is invaluable for exhaustion, spermator-
rhGa, and oil physical disabilities,
NO. y coD plotely er1d oates all traces Of those
dlse2ses that have been hitherto treated BY the nAu
seous and pernloious uso Of coPayIs and oubebs.
NO. 5 has entirely supp anted the injurious o.:
mercury, thereby insuring to the sufferer speedy
relief dispensing sllimpurines, and roofing out tbs
venom Of dlSease.
.TRIESEMAR, Nos. L. and 8 arc prepared in the
form OF lozenge, devoid OF lasts and smell, and
can be carried 10 the walstooat pocket. Sold IN tin
cases AND divided into separate doses, as admins
tered BY Vslpesu, Lallemand, Poux, RIcord, &c.
PROC Is ecch or four cases for SO Sbioh saves IS
To be had wholesale snd retail, of Dr.. BARLOW,
l34 BlseokeI street, four doors below McDouea
mittsnoe, DIR: Barrow will forward the Trieeemar
70 any part OF the world, securely packed, and ad-
Sressed according to the Instructions of the wEter,
Sold alag b s. CALVERT FORD, Jr,, wssh-
lngton. ~. g. de sem
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The Doc WHO KEEPS DROvER ii know a
shaggy black and white dog who keeps drover
He is dog of an easy disposition and too fre-
quently allows this drover to get drunk On these
occasion IL Is the dogs custom TO sit outside the
public house, keeping his eye on sheep, and
thinking II cOnld at any time have doubted
the fact that 1t was be who kept the drover, and
not the drover who kept him, it would have been
abundantly proved by his way of taking undvid-
out besmeared with red ochre and beer and gave
him the wrong directions which he calmly dsre-
Rarded He has taken the sheep entirely into lis
own hands; has merely remarked with respectful
nrInness, That instruction would place them
under an omnibus: you had better confine your
attention to yourself-you will want il alI;" and
has driven bis charge away with an intelligence
OF ears and tail, and knowledge of business.
that has left his lout ola man very yery far behnd
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

THE STEAMER FLYING CLOUD HAVING
undergone thorough examIna- L.
nor by the COVER meat Inspector, Is ExA6assznSN
now ready for Excursions to theaEx7sesssa11
~ miles distant.
or sny Wbarf in Wssbpnrton A. 81 csnts s,rest,
round trip, IS cents for the single trip, or from
Georgetown BY way Of the canal, for Is cents round
trlpi 10 cents single trip.
Excursions to the Insane Asylum every WE'D
NESDAG AFTERNOON, starting from GEORGE
town at u o'clock m, and stopping at Stone Min
w haTf and other wharves in Washington, so as to
" colin John MOORE. Proprietor.
N CAPON SPRINGS.
VIEW and improved route via the Manassas Gap
Ran Road and the Strss-
only 1s miles ofstsg ing over
comfortable and safe road. Leave Ale1andri.
IN the Orange and AlexandTia Train at IT'S g. m
take the Ma9sssas oars at the junction, arrive al
CaPon by O'Clock p. m.
fare from Alexandra to Capon. $500
From Washlngton to Capon; 500
For informa' ion enquire at the Rail Road Office
corner of Sixth ct. and Pa. av., Washingto ton and
at the Ticket Once on Union st, Alexandra, Va
jy ~ dt2nthAug.
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ANpss. JUST PUBLISHED.

AN ESSAY on the FifnSs and su,f.,. d.,
sl9ns OF the Earth, ITS Geological and Meferolosi
caii fhenomena and It's Astronomical elements.
Price $3.50. "sson' ~ "
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