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Bureau Of Provisions aud Clothing, April IS, 1854.
SEpARATE PROPOSALS, sealed endorsed Proposals
saturday 18Th ofMsy nss, furnishing ssd asseas toa
sa y I'VE S.y notice 90 Tor ss ss
uassd navy yards u ChaIossowa sasehusei
.s.a s ' H.
su Il III he as y.s snaa aas
Flour biscuit wh.Asy sugar tea coffee res ol.sss vinegar.
p's ass a ss.A. i,'n., DIED spp.s .ad
grown IA the laas
.uIed from wheat Of the preceding Of
IT,. aa.iiy as.ss,sla" y ks
ea1ss; delivered In new well sound
bgh, slaves aud hesains he Of .p rived
each hssdn good shipping order charge
ss wholly sup.Idns nour.
o vs. sd MADE me sa ~ ~
The dates Of the isr se same and shall ,. fully ega.
hs SAID shall properly baked ,hos9ssny I'm dried
sss .
with the heads well secured air aaa whisky
Tns wni.isy made Wholly s:.n which :.
s o. a % s
shall be year delivery delivered good
Ss NO. 70
barrel shall sa esopslsa addition Win one hrss IRON
aosp ?. sssh ss inch and s "s ,nS end
inch ick Per diagram The whole b put in good shipping
sugar scoordas samples navyyards
The shall b q good quality Young Hyson equal the sam
The coffee shall Be- ine ss.. Cubs. according 10 sample
pess sss q s s s''
IT,. ss :a: q ss~
M s.n nas nS % b
ana n % = have four . Iron On . sss
width ana ils inch thick. and sha be thoroughly
coopsred and placed In the be-. shipping condition
ns g. ind no
respect. those required for with the exception tina.
shall be thoroughly coopsrd and placed in the best shipping order
each sn. contain one GALLON q Of
peppers, and thirteen gallons Of EAehn vAcA
shall ksn . Oiled with vinegar degrees
and shall conform and be equal ali to the
guaranty they keep good
shall b Of immediately preceding the dates Of the equon
The aha. be Of the bes. quality Of bunch asns and Of
latest preceding The dates Of the eaition
for the and shall Oe delivered 10 good strong substantial
The apples quality shall prepared
dsey preceding the dates Of acquisitions
s.se
ed strong boxes q about and .
tAs Ths price Uniform tho yards.
s. he
This bureau may direct and be in al respects perfectly
parnent All inspections be the place Of delivery Biscuit
maya however, BE- inspected the place Of but viii
before bills are signed therefor.
The price: q =: ior.sons article. b me same throughout
All the casks, BARRELS and half barrels, boxes packages shall
barrels Of hour bread and pickles shall have addition the
the when % o. pH Up marked upon
for the ensuing hcs year. and Aars no references to such a. Aope
The quantity Of articles which will be required be
precisely stated. They will probably be about
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saa r.srs. r,..sas. Of Uaissa .. sm.,sa all
wAs~s u may
Satisfactory evidence having sIlihsd
Mene appointed consul and Mecca
sntars 5chwerin Of Ohio reside at Cincinnati
hereby recognise him nee
and enjoy such functions, powers, and privileges allowed
tbs and the favored nations
United
Ia testimony whereof have ~ads
and seal Of inc United sxed
Given under hand Washington, 27h
H. 81 MAY, A. d. 1884, Aad of Independence Of The Uasa
States Of America the seventy eighth,
FRANKLIN PIERCE
BY the PRESIDENT .aa.#
W. L. NANCY, Secretary Of Stale
Franklin Pierce Psdent tAs Ussd States Of assriea
uAoas u may
Satisfactory evidence having exhibited John
mid has been appointed
Kentucky reside Louisville hereby recognise SUCH
declare him free enjoy unclion powers
privileges allowed most favored
N the United States.
In testimony whereof, have
and the seal Of the United 5aes be affixed
Given under hand at the city Of Washington the 9Th day
H. 81 May A. d. 1884, and Of the independence Of
States Of America the seventy eighth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By the President.
w. l.. MARCY, Secretary OF State.
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DEGREES that Colonel Suite has fair
claim 10 the services of Burns the authority OF the law VIII
he sustained and the slave win be delivered 10 his master
NJ This there can be doubt for the authorities and c
yens generally have already given conclusive evidence OF
their determination to support the laws But we can say
10 Colonel Sutte and to his southern friends and backer
that they are rousng whrwind which will sweep away
the fugve-save law and which may result in more mo-
meutous consequences that every true patriot should dep
recate-Boston Journal
How arousing whirlwind?" BY the simple act Of
claiming the surrender of their runaways as provided Tor
bv that law? Then clearly the repeal OF the law can
have no great errors for the since in either case they
anno, or must not recover their property under it. But
sunnosiny the law were repealed what henI The cons
,,on remains and binds the North to makethe surren-
der How is int to be got rid off BY the process which
itself prescrbes or by trampng the constitution under
6,ot? If the former have nothing to complain Of
Bnt first catch fish, then cook it, Boston is large place,
and New England is large place; but neither of them is
Of any great account in the aggregate of the nation New
England may vote for repeal of the fugitvesaye law
she voted almost unanimously against its enacment she
may also vote to repeal the constitution of the United
States But as long majority of both houses Of Con-
gress necessary repeal law and twohirds Of all the
States to amend the constitution it will take something
more than all the whirwinds which the abotioniss
raise aided by all the and women like-minded, by
whatever they may be designated, to accomplish
their purpose in constitutional way Their only chance
seems to be to effect another revolution they already
threaten do and it, in the end, they find this more
successful game to play at than the other, shall be
greatly disappointed.N 7. Journal Of Commerce
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hoRRip DEATH OF A SUBMARINE DrvER-Gt has already
been stated that Mr. James ope lost his life few DAYS ago
while testing submarine on Lake Erie II appears
he descended twice and coming up complained that the
iou air did not escape fast enough to allow him to breathe
freely. The Buffalo Courier says:
Previous TO going down the third time he detached
he spring from the valve which allows the impure air to
escape from the helmet and desired the who held the
signal line to observe carefully when he should reach the
bottom (some forty feet and be prepared answer his
signals He then entered the water and had descended
ABOUT thirty feet when those above thought the
unusually heavy The signal line Immediately erked
ascertain whether anything wrong but receiving
answering signal the diver was Immediately raised from
the water
On opening the hcmi the unfortunate occupant Of the
Mmor was found to be quite dead presenting horrid
cacle blood oozing from bis eyes ears nose and mouth
peaching the spring from the escapcvave prevented the
n from Initiating the armor below the neck of the diver
o NEGLECTED that alta depth Of thirty feet the pres
ue OF the water Is equal to fifteen pounds the square
and hence thcre must have been pressure OF at least
Yen IONS upon the lower exrcmies Of the diver and this
semndous pressure forced the vital fluid to the head
u bursting the bood-vcssels thus caused immedia &c
w Not more than minute and half elapsed from
VIC ume ne entered the water 10 the time he hoistcd
upon the deck Of the vessel
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heart devoted 10 for which We have private
and publicly struggled for the last seventeen years and
,.h ~ viii never abandon We throw out then, Tor the
Of our southern wing brethren, the suggestion
,hdng southern whg IN some central point OIL
~ south-say Columbus Ca for insance-ether during
M canning autumn in the next spring, TO consider OF the
and duty OF hs wings Of the South Although thewhig
be able TO elect wing OF their choice 10
ia pfesidency they exercise influence most poen
M for good Upon great subject they can act WIN inc
Saocrats Of the South They cooperate IN the aequS
lion Of Cuba and thus place slave States in the way Oh
orern aggression while it would throw open 70 southern
terprse and southern cities the trade OF the most fertile
beautiful island Of the The true and best mode oil
ng northern aggression is To foster and develop, by all
ble expedens our vast and ncalculabe resources
uld up New Orleans Mobile, Charleston, Savannah, and
yook and In turn they will build up the interior cities
md towns and place the South in condition TO laugh 10
on the threats the abotionists The holding OF such
,uyention as we propose may be termed sectional Well
sit be So Ii Is seotioaa and meant to be So What are
e northern wings dong7 Acting sectionaiy for the
purpose Of violating the constitution Look at their votes on
Inc Nebraska bi then it viii lay in their mouths
rebuke the wings the South for holding sectional con
rsoon TO devise ways and to protect the constitution
from their own ruthless assaults
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The quantities amy may diminished
~; s
ss y
& r. d. esss q
made supply the dsneisncy under the pen. Dc
% % s ."s cao. : s
yards Aforesaid shall b evidence that such equson has been
separate (sxcept soap)
n: S % m: s's
accept Of aric,ss osr
% The Burssu within ave days exclusive q the
tins required % .hs rssu.. g.n'ni:.ioa q mail
s;, IN,
secoun, thereof collateral security sdsioa il.
and ass, pen ss
%s w BE e x ~ % y days amer bills
BLANK e1m popo..: may esssis:d application
Fsi.dsIps. s.isaoss, T.sasos, Sosst Ps"co and Il
record Or dupic.s Of tn. letter asornins bidder Of III. &C
% his ~, = IN. Z. % eau .
eepssd IN conYasmi,y with thin ands~,anSns
Every ODER made :. accompanied directed the Of
:ssss.:s ~ :s:s:.':s. y
w sccspssd
ss:oa .,in,. dy. s.y win sssd and
consider accompanied required
district attorney, odcer Of the
Tbs sasntoa q ad.r called to the samples and description
Of .!css resssa hs inspecuon los reception,
and receiving A.s an below them and hs,'
attention also particularly directed 70 the annexed joint resos
lion, addition 70 the act Of Tho loth August. 1876.
Extract FROM ns set Of Cs~srsss approved sxuss TO- 1885,
asset. .and uJrAsr s~ssl, ,.-ss.
Of hi. act every proposal for naval Eples .,ssA y ne sscss
nsvy povsd Mach third sisssa hundred
shall b BY wnsn s.sd BY oss o. more
Sidssr Or sidssn VIII hs siI I'd y sscsp:ss
obligation, such prescribed BY s Secretary Of
posed No ropos NAL so~srsd us,es "
s:s y. seesp.nse o. pogo., -. and Doacson
with good sc'sa .isss f fsrsishns se supplies ss s
.ss o. Ssoa. ~ fs'.ias u ss,s sssss. and ss ss
n ssS &c s ss ssvs ~
anhns the said supplies s he whole pod q ths
To- Or sss De 49, ~ Ss ssSsssy BY
stAss Msvy Department
Of dsbs asaisss either or all ssid psrsoss."
lrablic, No. III
JOINT REsoLUTIoN relative p~ovisions clothing
SNAIL for the use Of Tho navy
y Of atvss efA< Usss
Ss Avtea r. C0~C~ ssseSisd Tnat al bids fs ssppes
,scsA, opdon u ne department, nsAs who =
knsww Manufacturer o. regular Dealer II, hs article
ss, sa 3. "a d.; 3. s y b = sSo
have Allied cospy me conditions hsy
offered for spy Il N aricse On account II any ons party
ss p %. ON s O. sss q y =
n the dspssmsnt copsnsss any krm
ssvs ls 0ssi sss.ss vs.ssss 70 psocsr pssisssr
srsss .ss c'o..s vim s =. spcssass
Secretary the Navy bs and hereby authorized TO procure The
Approved " March, s,4.
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ITO Of Lucy E. Davis You hereby
notified that have 6xed the xd day Of August 1854, II
fair, the fair day eFeas (Sunday excepssd
ONCE wddie Court inquire
ccuit Of said county the kin Of the said Lucy T. Davis
entitled
quired be taken BY the decree Of Dnwidds circuit court
dertd the 9th day Of April A. d suit in chancsry
pending In said between William PTchc and 6uchy his
wife .nt and Charles H1ave administra.or Of Lucy E.
Davis deceased Others defendants All claiming
relations, kim the ssid dscsden
and required forward and tho which
proof will be required in conformity the
Given under hand, commissioner Of the circuit
Dinwiddte county, the day and 6rst Aforesaid.
J. E. HARGRAvE, Com. @.
June 3-law4w ~
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STEER, Msvchana Tailor, cpeniu1 supply
r. o. spring goods whieA he
Of members n Congress- stssngUus, ~
The stock IL large and ccxpsts, swtsnt anas svsy
variety cf wsnaemenr Eccd ssussg KEPT ~ msseAGns mos
snip, and pviess
No. wsahinston Place, Seventh Street.
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fRrIeHrs TO THE UMrFp SrArrs-A recent letter from
Europe says;
Adyices from the Mediterranean say that owing 10 the
rupton Of the grain trade with the Black sea vessels
~ nations are seeking eighs to the United States and
rave mas declined from 30 TO 40 per Vessels which
sed charters this side Of $4,000 for the run home
are not able 70 obtain $4,000
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+MUs# Bank Of tlAo Metropolis,
Washington, June 2, 1854.
TINE hereby
Of bank
ensuing, will be held the banking Monday
the Sd day Of July
The polls will be open at 10 O'Clock, and close ~
By order OF the board RID. SMITH,
June 3-eod26June dift3dJuly Cashier.
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co. nay Fellovv-Cisixsns Of First Ward.-Hav-
ing learned assy among you
from First
Ward take this method Of giving an .rsqSsvoea denal
AZ placed In that position by the
many best friends, whose opportunity
ccpance shall stsadfAstiy
automatically advised Of their wishes
Neither The fear Of defeat dvs from sd
Of induce remain
agreeable II the chosen Representative Of
ward the Board Of Aldermen, shall effort sshsevs
iis faithfully, efficiently, and impardaly
have the honor 20 be- your friend and fsow-ciuse
June 3, 1884 BEVERLY Tucker
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NEWS FROM CUBAI-ImportAns and authentic T.
IN SYLVESTER received, Havsna forty
thousand cgas manufactured from s best tobacco
by Antonio Cabarsa No. ObesPo Havana Cifndados
hrr second and third qualies brand of iS47;
brand Of l6<6-IO,oO0 Of each.
June 3-eod2w Corner of Penn. avenue il,h street
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o. AetheAist Episcopsl Church Ssuth.-Tbe third
quarterly naeung fbg
this church n0ew. (0sbbsthJ commencing II O'clock
m, and coniuuinf hs5M6hout day
The prcsding elder Rsv. G. W.
Location Eighth between H and June
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Treasury DEPARTMENT, J,

N -|THl n TREASURY DEFARTNENT, June y, 1874
The Secretary Of the Treasury acknowledges receipt
1853 Liverpool England,
ties, by some person unknown to thedeparunen
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QEMOVALC. II. MUNCK, manufacturer and dealer in guAs
and PISTOLS respectfully informs The public he has
his establishment from the south side of Pennsylvana
tho Of 9th opposite The National Hotel
juno 2-3eod
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mAHltiED,

On the LIST Instant Wesley Chapel by JAAEs BaowH
THOMAS DOUGLASS WALKER Miss ELEANOR ViR-
GINA WARWICK all Of this city,
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n2-A Quarterly Meeting o1 the Executive Beard %
the Grand Lsne Union Missionary Society Of Washington City win
held hs OF tho Baptist church,
day, Sd, at O'Clock, p. m. MRS. Il. RICHARDS,
June
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ny-Fsnh Ward.-Mr. Editor Please announce JOHN
HOUSTON candidate for alderman Of The 1sAh
ensuing election.
Mayal
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Ny- second Ward.-Fer AIderDan.-Piease she
VIM Bayly candidate board
aldemen from this ward. May 1l--Aed
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90 Third Ward.-Fsr Assesss~.-Plesse II,
fsr this Ward June
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A EXTRACT the seventh Cemaus--One volume Of l0O
"A CLOTH WIN be by mail, (poepsid
fbr remittance of % cents In postage stamps . +.
FRANCK TAYLOR.
Altogether the ssssco.y paper Of the kind that ha.
hesA given . cowNtry "N. Y. Couvter Haqurer
beyond al question n tbs valuable documents
has happea ned. r-PhisAsiphia Inqsiver
Perhaps isssvesng = the documents IN. Y.
coapsese ssis vcuns n Of useful News
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M John w Many having assentsd the Of
his respectfully Kim candidate fos
mayor which
during yeas with abilv, hdsi,y, and seal.
favorable consideration Of
with the fullest condolences in their appreciation
good ofheer. a4eEe4 MANY CITIZENS.
May
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POULTRY ExuRrIos.-The exhibition of fowls commenced
Yesterday Composite to Browns Hotel and win continue
hl 10 O'Clock, tonight Chinese, Austrian, Poland, and
other fowls exhibited but the enormous SbanQha are
the observed OF Ill observers
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90 Wna ~. Minnax ~ respsgtfwliy suggested = n
of the s ward the ensuing municipal election
candidate for 4 seat In the board Of counctL
His well known identity Of feeling In everything that coatuses
the prosperity Of sbou'd secure 70 him majority n
votes of the ward.
May Ie-d6t
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payment employed soveins snow from The
Capitol Peskcnss How're aud other
public euiId,ns.. ou, huudrsd ana weay dl{lss,
building with furniture and providing with eases
for models, forty I'VE ihoasand dollar;
For fulfilling treaties with Of he Mississippi.
For the third OF Hhy nsislmcnts Dor
cent million SIXTY
dollars stipulated in the fourth article Of the
July eighteen hundred my thousand dollar:
For the third Of my OF OF nys pe
hundred
the Of apart in the third article az
the treaty Of twenty third July, eighteen my one per
For the third Of ny nstnlmens OF Ave nor
million sIy thousaad do
lars stipulated IN the fourth article Of the
eighteen hundred and 6y my eight doas:
For the third of 6y nstamenu o i've pr
cent per snnu on r thousand dollars being
lieu Of the reservation set the third treaty of
MN August eighteen hundred per seps. amend
nent thereof three thousand -four hundred
To clerks for services performed Indian
Of the regulation. Of the The United
ststes, and conformity with decision late Secretary OF
the INTERIOR thousand hundred and eighty
general expense. Of the indian service In Nav
under direction Of Secretary nterior
For the payment for the printing Of the sevss
Census and paper printing unde tho proyis
ions Of The oin resolution providing for the printing binding
me returns q The Seventh approved March third ehsen
For the printing Of the before
and ninety three cent?.
paper purchased printing The su Of
thousand hundred and x dollars sixty sshs cent? pro
vsxed BE- pasd n hs .ne,
printing the who p,nishrS re
pspsr respectively at The treasury Of the United States
q Public rnns thousand two hoos,sS y:
printing o executive ments including paper and
n, ."s q ~" =, 70" ne year
binding thousand copies Of the the
Of the Treasury on and navigation for the year
hundred eighty
a. dollars
WAR DEPARTMENT.
For the Secretary War from The
fourth Of March, sishesa hundred and hy hree the
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For eompensaion lAgs
a Of ssps.bs eighteen hundred aud forty nine BY The la.
General ke while governor ofhat county nom hrt Octobe
and hfy, hundred and my dolan; 81 81
Po the dn.shisman clerks employed under
o mo S rpon s
dollars
and certified, under The seal Department. (which hereby
recognised ~ ega In the those the other Ex
and effects andin AL where by
commission other provided for
hing impression herewith directly paper
zeal necessary which shall be valid made other
adhesive substance;
6sk snacsss That hereafter the commissions
OF all oce under the direction control the Secretary Of the
Interior shall be made recorded Department Of
laws 10 the contrary Notwithstanding Perid That the said seal
shall not ,. alfred such commission before the shall
bsve been signed by the President Of the United sta'es
src fnd 30 further enacted That compensation Of
special mail Post Once Department California shall
he i've thousand dollars such take Effect
Of this provision from July hs eighteen hundred and
three
further .~ausd That from and amer the pas
Of this addition
the third March eighteen
o1 for hs snan, ~ SS
Of Juns eighteen hundred na" Rees
Ter q three elssss Of cass hsss asiuAs he eis
the once NJ The Temporary
s:e: nov employed srsn I'VE esss q class sw na ..a
provisions Of aid sscton yuss ssskesn
dsd and my four, ont II in the eshswss
sso O. ~ ). rsAs s~sa.l That portion
section o. Tho 81 Z ,w.ay Assa .esn HUNDRED ana
psoyds When ~ sosu.ss. .s. = orsss.s 70 !.
= ~ PRINTER ~ Sos "Ssk a
he hereby repealed when there different print
s for n, sossss zach snail 90 the printing which Say
thereafter ee ordered by the house eIecanG him.
Approved May alT, 1854
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01-Mr. Editors Please Cslvcv SEQ
board Of council for the rsscAG
May 20 MANY vOTEkH.
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o. Third Ward Maury Ticket.-At a meeting fhs
the Third Ward held Wednesday evening,
the following ticket nominated:
For Msysr-John w Maury
-dLdermou-E. M. Chaplin.
For Comnci--E. @. r. WannaI, Hudson
lor. n. s. .
For -Asssssor-v Hsrbangh.
June lid
The Davenport gazette., 1854-08-17
Arab oisi.;es.

An Arab, entering house removes hls
shoes, but not his hat. He mounts his horse
on the right side. Writing letter, be put
nearly all the compliments on the outside.
With him. the point Of pin j. its head,
while its head is made lis heel. His head
must be wrapped up warm, even in summer
while his feet may well ensugh 80 naked in
the winter. Every article OF merchandise
which is liquid he weighs. bat measures
wheat, barley. and few ether articles
HereSds and writes from right to left, hut
figures are read from left 10 right. lie eats
almost nothing for breakfast, about as much
for dinner, but after the work of tie day is
done, sit down to iot meal swimming in
oil, or butter yet, boiled butter. HIS sons
eat with him, but the females of the house
wait till his lordship is done. Ha rides his
donkey when travelling, mis- wife walking
behind He knoe-s no ase for chairs, tables
knives, forks, nor even spoons, unless they
are wooden ones Beds,eads, bureaux, and
fire places may Be PCT in The same csiego-
ry.
II be be an artisan. be does his work sit
ting, perhaps using his toes for what bis
hands are engaged upon. Drinks cold wa
ter Ike a sponge, but never baihes unless his
home be on the sea shore. l. rarely seen
drunk-is deficient In affection for his kim
drcd-has little curiosity and 70 imitaioa
no wish to improve his E!iad---no desire
10 surround himself with the comforts OF
life.
The Davenport gazette., 1854-08-17

! EERAeIoJs Dec SroEr.--The following
new Instance Of canine sagacity is from the
Boston Herald Capt Pratt. formerly Of
Chelsea, Grandfather Of Daniel Pratt, IT,,
the great American Traveller, once had
remarkable deg. Mr.. Pratt was wont
70 relate tina. on certain occasion
be lost his wallet on the Chelsea beach.
and after he returned 70 his home sent the
dog down TO The beach to find it. The dog
found the tide n &; as the wallet was dropped
at low water he waited untilihe tide had ebb-
I'd, and then picked up the article and
brought ithome. On examination Dir. Pratt
found that the wallet contained four and six
pence, whereas he had only tao and three
pence when he lost IL His sehrewd and
dog hnd fuunt thirty seven ard half cents
on ihe road, and put it into the pocket book.