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WORKS by the Rev. John Cum.
w mtngs, ID. ID.
The Church before the Flood, price $50
Lectures on the Apocalypse, 2 vols, 81 so
Voices of the Day. 75c
Voices of the Night, 75c
Christ Receiving Sinners, 80,
Message from God or thoughts on religion, for
thinking men GRAY L BALLANTYNE.
NAV 13-ff
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-Joe shfllinGtoA receives oil the n ~
Books and NEwsPAPERs a. fast as published. "
h agent fer Harper's Ind all the other Magazines
and our readers will always find large and good g
sortment of Blank Books and Stationery az ms boo
store, Odeon Building, corner Of street ano rs.n
syivania avenue, 49,
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TNINE EDITIONS, In fine Library binding,
bound in London for the undersigned, Of the
following authors:
RoIIiu. Bacon, Miltong. Shakespeare, Lcckhsrt
Hume and Smollet, Robert Hall, Rabelais, Mschia
yelli, Ranke. Sheridan, Junius, Jeremy Taylor
Gregory, Fuller, Burke, Butter, De Lolme, Neandsr
Goethe Gtammont, Mcneil, Miller, Burnet Beau
mont, and Fletcher, South, johnson, and many
others; are Just In ported by
may 9-tf FRANCK TAYLOR,
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nR j. ALLAN CARMICHAEL ~ IA
IL continue Is heretofore to practice his prcSee'
sion In the City Of Washington.
Ofhce, Pa. ave-, north side, bet 18th and 18th sts
NAV Clint 1-ifi.. - ...-
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REMITTANCEs TO IRELAND.

DERS0N6 desiring to send money to ireland, can
il obtain checks for 81 or more, ON the Belfast
Banking Company, payable In all the principal
towns. Apply to CHuBB BROTHERS,
Bankers, opposite the Treasury Building.
fab 22--Antf go. -.
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4 CARD.-The undersigned respectfully In.
n forms his friends and the public, that he haf
in this city, and has purchased the Worlds Fair
MUM Soda Water Apparatus, which enables him to
furnish the pobic with pure and superior article
Orders will be thankfully received at his Factory
corner Of ~ and streets aud promptly ATTENDED
to. WIN. N. II. MACK,
may Inns late of Georgetown, DC.
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REFRIGERATORS,

HAVE just received at my Salesroons, twenty.
i seven Refrigerators, which 1 consider equal to
any in the market and invite the after of pur.
chasers.
Assays on hand an extensive and general assert.
ment OF fine Furniture, for sale accommodating
| terms, and as low can be hal anywhere.
N. NJ. McdREG0R,
It'll street, opposite the Exchange Bank.
ap 25-eo4w
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ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

New YORK, May 19.-The steamer Europa
has arrived with Liverpool dates 10 Nay 9th,
three days lster from Europe. ~
Cotton is quoted SIG lower for middiiae.
Sales during the week of $4,000 bales Flour
is in great demand-Western at 36s. Cd. Corn
Is dull, owing to the large arrivals. Money .
uncnanged-demand freely met. Consols have
declined and closing at STi a s7t.
EASTERN WAR.
The reports OF the bombardment Of Odessa
have been fully confirmed. The batteries
have all been destroyed. Twelve Russian yes-
sells were destroyed, and thirteen Others, which
had landed ammunition, had been captured
The town and the neutral proper escaped
destruction.
The combined fleets, as reported, left Sevas-
topol on the 10Th Of April.
The combined fleets are reported to have
bombarded the forts at Salina, at the mouth Of
the Danube, but this report is not fully cred
tied.
A Polish legion to operate against the Gear,
has been organized in Turkey.
The Russian feet il is have left Scbastopol
Prince Napoleon had arrived at Lyra.
IL as affirmed that the Austrian troops will
enter Little Wallachia
France has called into active service, ON
land and sea, 80 900 men.
The loss of the allies at the bombardment
OF ouessa was Only SIX persons.
At Peta the principal point of the Greek in
surreeticn, $50 of the insurgents had been
killed.
The Russians were defeated in an encoun-
ter with Turks between Silistia and Rosoya
The Turks had made gallant attack upon
sili'tia, but compelled to retreat owing to the
oyerpowering strength Of the Russians.
The Imperial Guard had been re-establish-
ed in France
The bombardment of Odessa he'd been oil
cially announced in Parliament
II is reported that the American clipper shir
Grape Shot had turned privateer and captured
. French merchant ship of Sands End
There was great excitement in London in
consequence Of the statement that 0mer Psshs
with 10000 men was making towards Do
bruscha
There has been as yet no fighting in the
Baltic. The feet was closely blockading all
the Russian ports
A debate occurred in the House Of Commons
on the 4th, relative to the Cuban slave trade.
To questions asked, Lord John Russell replied
that the recent appearances as TO the intended
action of the Spanish government as to exist
ing treaties on the subject, were satisfactory
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, May l9.-Flour no sales, prices
| nominal as yesterday. Wheat; sales Of TO-
0eo bushels white at 81 96a$2 03; red at 81 q6.
Corn, sales of 5000 bushels white at 71a7S OTIS:
yellow at 80. Rye; sales of 800 bushels at
$l.l3 Prices Of other articles unchanged
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By J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

NERf VALUABLE BUILDING LOT IN THE
\ First Ward at Auetion.-On WEDNESDAY
afternoon, May 18th, at o'clock. on the premises
shall FELL Lot No. IL, in Square 50, fronting 20 feet
on north L. street. between 2?d and 24th SITS W st,
running back l0i2 feet to ID feet alley. The 10.
has also five feet alley, running the full depth on
the s1e.
the "Crcle and Is of the most desirable build.
ing lets in that section of the city.
Title indisputable.
Terms: One third cash; the residue in six and IL
months, for notes satisfactorily endor.ed. hear
ing ieterest.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE
may I'D Auctioneer.
~ In consequence OF the storm the
above sale is postponed until MONDAY afternoon.
May I'D. at the same hour
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
may I'D Auctioneer
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BALTIMOR 4 DIanufAc.

BALTIMORE Manuface
z1LlH turers' Trunk Store, Penn
AAN lSM sylvania avenue. Sd door east Of the
~e>asA-1-O United States Hotel
ALWAYS on hand at this estab ishment 8 choice
and varied assortment Of Sole Leather, Wosd Box
Laoiss Dress and Packing TRUNKS manufsctu ed
oy ihe propristors, of the hest material, by compe
tent and experienced workmep.
Also, Carpet Bags, Hat and Bonnet Boxes in every
variety aud OF the most approved pattern and finish.
IrunkS rtra.red, or taken In exchange.
GOOD NEWS FOR ALL
" WHO BUT DRY GOODS
We have determined to sell our entire stock of
DRESS sItKs (Which is large and mostly from auc-
tion,) at cost.
All other goods re will sell at prices which can
net fail to please the closest BUYERS Our stock Of
Bonuets and Flats Is large, well selected and very
cheap.
Our system is cash. Give us sall.
WHITE / SONS,
Pa. ave-, shady side, I'd door from eth 1t.
may e-eo2w
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Afr A. BALDWIN, ct his Factory, corner Of 3D. st.
and Indiana avenue is prepared to all ell oresrs for
Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldipgs &c-
Turuing in wood, such as Balusters, and Nsws,a
Scroll saving for builders Cabinet and Coach
makers. --..-
large quantity Of tbs above articles on hand ct
lsw prices.
Also q lot of second hand Store Fixtures, Count
ers, Drawers, Shelving. kc. ap+eoaU
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~ Now Is RE fAE.-Ths display Of daxusrrso
types at PLUMB'S GALLERY, PennsylvaSia eve
rue, is truly magnificent The proprietor Is doing
handsome business, and hundreds are delighted vftA
the splendid pictures they obtain theee. Let be
July remembered nd patronised. Enterprise With
genius deserves support, and what is gratifying, al
Plumh's Gallery. Cameo paguerreotypes taken IN
eli weathert. "l clio def
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LANDSCAPE GARDENER AND FLORIST.

NV 1LLIAN II UWHES, Ldte Gardener al
w Mount Vernon,) most respectfully informs the
ladies and gentlemen Of this city and its vicinity,
that he has commenced in the above business and
land and in this country, he Hatters himself to be
able 70 give every satisfaction Any orders left at
his place corner of eth and streets the Smith
sonian Institution, will be promptly attended to-
\. B:-On hand a fine collection of choice Roses
and other plants for sale. ap22-lm
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TRY-TRY-TRY


0ANNON'S VEG ETABLE or BL0ODI URIPYIN0
" BITTERe. ~ AJAX for the bot e with the
Portrait Of the Inventor and Proprietos, and take
none ct her, WIN. NJ. CAR NON,
Waahin ston, DO.
To who ell orders should BE- addressed Tor Agencies
-. Hb Ascot
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NOW Is THE TIME

NOW Is THE TIME
~ AND TETS rs THE PLACE.
Dd9uerreotyp'st for 25 cents AND up,oards
FOR the accommodation of those who want cheap
pictures Wilson E %. have Cited up a 6pe
Gallery in Lane fuckers Building, directly over
the Gallery formerly known as "Thompson'sn
Remember the name and be sure and find the
right gallery. WILSON CO.,
Pa. avenue. between ~ and 9th SIS.
IRON RATINGS & WIRE FAM FENCE.
l RON RAILINGS OF wrought and cast iron. and
i wire for City and Cemetery Lots, and for Balco-
MES and Verandahs.
The public are invited to examine the samples of
which there are many beautiful patterns in the
the Ware rooms. .---a----
Farm Fence Of Wire, Wickersham's patent, 81 70
per rod, including the posts.
RALPH HASKIkS
Ornamental Iron Warehouse,
Pa. avenue, between Sd and ~ streets.
ap Z9-tf
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nor RENT-The second floor of a building for
Il merly occupied by K. Wheeler. The room is
70 feet deep, ard suitable for store room or would
make an excellent drill room for military compa.
n.y. on 7th street, near the canal Rent low
Apply to JOB ". ANGUS.
l3-1WH
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k'oR RENT-A new Frame HOUSE. having four
Il ro2ms on 10th street, two squares north of the
West Market. For terms, &c, appIy next door. or
to D. T. Clohcy's Carpenter Shop, on 18TH between
L street and Pennsylvania avenue.
NAV 1S-3t*
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Uncle Ned had no hair on the top Of his head.
In the place where the hair ought TO srnu

sUncle Ned had no hair on the top Of his head
In the place where the hair ought to grow"
But he lived Previous to the discovery of Lyons ce
brated ksthairon, which not only preserves and
essuiiies, but restores the hair to any period o,
life 0aly those who will not try it are troubled
with badness, dsndruf, or harsh and unpleasant
hair -vv,,- "a. ~ -, ~
''Np article ever acquired so rapid celebrity and
universal appreciation as LyoS's KArHAIaoN To
those who have used 1t (snd who has mott the rec
son is obvious, as it's invigorating and beautfing
effects, and agreeable Perfume stamp it an indspsn-
sable article Of the toilet"
Sold at the cid price Of Is cents in large bottles
by all dealers, everywhere.
p.s. BARNES, Proprietor, lsl Broadway, MI.
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DOR SALE-A desi, able RESIDENCE. on 18th
4 street. few doors from the corner Of Masss.
chusetts avenu. Title ipdisputabe. The Fy,RNL
Iohh viii be sold with the house If required. The
eause o' selling IL the owner is going to Nebraska
Terms cash Apply on the premises
NAV 19-3ts
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MAPS OF THE SEAT OF WAR, with latest news
WI per steamer.
Turkey and the Turks. by Adolphus Slade
Violet: The Child of he City, story of New York
life, by Robert F. Greeiy.
Spirit Manifestations Examined and Explained,
Judge Edmonds rctutei, By John B Dods.
Mrs Partingtons Life any Sayings.
On sale at TAYLOR & MAURf'S.
NAV 15-tf
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Arrival OF the Crescent Civ,

New YORK, May 19th.-The steamer Ores
cent City arrived here to-day, bringing Ha-
vana dates to the l4th instant, and 1900 pas
sengers.
A French squadron and six vessels had ar
rived at Havana-their object unknown.
Business at Havana dull; and the political
news unimported
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tNOR SALE OR RENr-A new two-story, modern
II built Fraue Dwelling HOUSE, with attic, sit
uatsd IN an improving neighborhood, 18th street
west, between L. ssreet and Massachusetts evenu.
1t contains eight good rooms passage, and Ia
building with kitchen, servants room and cellar,
WIN good pump OF water in the yard. For term
Yari, Georgetown, or to Jno. W. Fitzhugh, Wash.
ington. may 16.st
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LNOR SALE.-That very desirable LOT, on which
~ were erected my two houses recently burned
The lot fronts 40 feet the sonth tide of Prospect
near High street; the cellars ard chimneys of the
houses remain unimpaired. For terms, which will
De made accommodating, apply at nv Furniture
Wareroom on High street. j. MNAY
may l5-eo:t* Georpetown n n
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BOOK BINDING,
In all its varieties, neatly executed, on the mes,
l. reasonable terms, by
THOMAS TRIpI RpU = GU,
Pennsyrvania avenue, south side, I'd door
ap 4-iftf from 18th street
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~ wASrrp-To find the first person that bas b
ken Edsfnoa,s Headache Remedy, according 10 d.
rections, who as not been entirely relieved. Can
at GuMAN's Drug Store. may IL
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FISHING TACKLE,
I HAVE just received a second SUPPLY of Fishing
i Tackle, consisting Of verything required for a
COMPLETE outfit.
Also lot OF Hazards superior sporting Powder.
ut tie lowest prices. Ii. LiNDSLEY.
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS,
next door to Gait and Brothers.
may l2-2aw2ws HnteD
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81 most beautiful. choice, and varied assort
usnt Of fresh Spring and Summer Clothing has Just
been opened by Noah Walker Co., proprietors OF
the celebrated Marble Hall Clothing Emporium
Oar ci'igens, IS well as strangers, should, BY IN
mesns give them a trial as their goods are made up
10 the very best manner and most fashionable styla
Their stock consists of full dress snd BUSINESS suit
6ue black and colored Cloth frock ana dress Coats
itch Vestings, &c. with a selection Of Furnishing
Goods not surpassed in the city nor beauty and sy
Particular care and attention has been paid to The
Boys aud Youths' Department
Their prices are uniformly low and we cav % ops
and all, call on them before purchasing slseWhsr~
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ROARDING MRS. e. T. DUvALL opposite
- Biowos' Hotel, over Hoover Sons Shoe store
has tao large and Handsomely furnished Rooms
suitable for families or single gentlemen. She can
also accommodate six or eight gentlemen with board
without lodging. NAV l2-eo2w
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By GREEN e. SCOTT, Auctioneers.
ON SATURDAY, the Goth instant, we shall sell,
~ in front Of the premises, a frame Building
suitable for carPenter's shop or other urooses
With the privilege of moving at expiration of lease
together with lease Of ground, which win expire OF
the 1st January, 1855.
Ais, a lot of Lumber and Benches
Term: One halt in 80 days, the balance in CO. f =
well endorsed notes, bearing interest from day OF
sale. GREEN 4 SCOTT,
may 1875 Anrtia.aAA.A--
rINEUSTEE'S SALE-By virtue of a deed of trust,
i executed to me by John A. King, deceased
and CT record in Liber j. A. e., No. SO, one of the
land records of Washington county, in the District
Of Columbia, l will expose to sale, on the premises,
in the city of Washington and District of Columbia
on THURSDAY, the 18th instant, at O'Clock in the
afternoon, lot numbered four, a. in square num-
hert-d seventy.two, (72) containing seven thousand
feet.
Terms: Onefhird ca.h and the balance iu three
and SIX months by notes secured by deed of trust
II the terms are not complied with within three
days after the sale, the property will be resold At
the cost and risk OF the purchaser
f. W. RISQUE, Trustee.
Jas. G. MCGUIRE,
may I'D Auctioneer.
hs-The above sale 10 unavoidably
postponed until MONDAY afternoon, May % at
o'clock at my Auction Rooms
JAS c. MCGUIRE.
may I'D Auctioneer.
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rs:a, TAKE NOTICE.
III BOOTS = SHOES.
TO THE LADIES.

1VV pairs IdufVb IfeSIeU anu Button CATERS, OF AIN
colOrs
1900 do Caters, all colors, 81 so to $3.50
40 co Linen Gaiters, superior 81 rs
20J do Misses Caters, ali colors, II to 81 25
Children's Shoes and Cal ers, 81 to Is CENTS
Boys and Youths French Patent Leather Shoes of
various styles and prices.
10 THE GENTLEMEN.
We have every style of Patent Leather and Calf Cal
ters; and ow quartered Shoes
Also Just received a superior article Of fine Cali
Boots, spring shsnks, made to our order.
which we warrant in every respect.
BY trying one pair of these Boots we know that
you will have none other
10 not forget to give us call before you purchase
as we are determined to sell at small profits
Do not forget the store.
A. HOOVER 4 son,
5. side Pa. avenue, between 9th and It'll sts.
NAV 1O-oozw
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So READER, would you not like TO send you, D.
guerreotyre to some absent friendf II 20, call at
ADAps'S Metropolitan Gallery, and there You can
procure a superb miniature for q trifing sum, in.
serted in a ne case, which be sent to any part
OF the United States for IL csuts by mail Splendid
Stereoscopic portraits made daily for and g. d.
guerreoiypes in fine cases from 81 upwards. No 50
cent pictures made at this Gallery. Call and exam-
ine specimens. -. G. ADAMS.
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HORTICULTURAL xHIBIIIOS.-Thef first semi
annual Exhibition Of the Washington Horti-
cultural Association will commence on Tues
day, May 30, instant, and continue for three
days, to be succeeded by an exhibition Of
fowls
1t is expected that there will be considera-
bic competition, especially in the rawberry,
for which fruit Washington market has no
superior. perhaps not even rival, in the Uni
ted States
NATIONAL MONUMENT block Of granite
from quarry fo1r miles from Medford, Mass.
has arrived for the Washington National Mon
ument, bearing the inscription: ''Charlestown,
the Bunker Hill Battle Ground" ...
MILITARY AND CIVIL SUPERISTEsDESTs.-
i, is said that the majority Of the select COM
Rittee Of the House of Representatives, ap'
pointed to inquire into the subject, have come
to the conclusion to report in favor Of the res
tOratiOn of civil supsrintendents in the ma
tonal armories
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MAD DoG-Ihls morning, officer Allen shot
little dog on 9th, near + street. which was
evidently mad. We hope this case will be a
sufficient warning to his honor the Mayor to
issue his usual proclamation for the safety of
citizens.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-06-15

one division will be cantoned at the PEN
nes, and another at the commune of St.
Victoret, between the Pasdes-L Lancicrs
and the railway. The troops will be a.
bout 25, 900 in number. It is also in con-
temptation to quarter a division in Mar
seiles or the suburbs, but this has not
been definitely decided on.
The Moniteus announces that General
Forey, commanding the fourth division OF
the army Of the East, has proceeded to
the Pireus, with the view of taking pos
session of that port. A body of English
marines, which have been placed under
the command Of Gen. Forey, form part OF
the expedition.
The Moniteus publishes the report oil
the budget, from which it appears that
the receipts for the year are estimated al
/ 1860, O,012,213f, and the expenditures al
1 ,5G2, ,030, ,3o8f., which leaves a surplus
of 1891 ,905f
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-06-15
g YYhat7s the NeWs.,9

The Detroit Free Press thus very hand
somely alludes to this question, which
is SO often propounded without answer:
''What's the news?' is apparently the
most unanswerable question which agi-
tates the country. Day after day, it is
reiterated by men, women and children.
And though railroad collisions follow one
another week after week-though steam
boats periodically blow up and burn up
though murder trials are ever and anon
upon the public tongue-though Theo-
dore Parker and other advocates of trea-
son are aiding and abetting the murder of
United States oficers-though all the
Aminidad Sleeks of the Abolition party
are Sabbathly preaching treason-and
though thousand steam presses are
sweating and Kissing in their close, damp
cellars, night after night, to tell the peo-
pie all this--yet still, ever and ever as
cendeth the insatiate, American cry,
''what's the neWs?"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-06-15

EXECUTIONS IN MASSACHUSETTS, s.-Since
the adoption of the Constitution ofthe State
of Massachusetts, in 1880, there have been
81 individuals hung on the gallows, viz:
27 for murder, Is for burglary, 9 for high
way robbery, 5 for rape, for arson, 2 for
robbery, for piracy-total 65 under State
authority; and under that of the United
States / 5 for murder and for piracy and
murder. There are now four criminals un-
der sentence Of death--one in the State
Prison, onein Worcester, onein Greenfield,
and one in Taunton. Thomas easy is the
next criminal to be executed. His year
expires on the 18th inst.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-06-15
Master and Servant.

The slave of Mr.. Suttle said in court
at Boston, that he wanted to return home
with his master-that he was happier at
home; but Boston Abolitionists under
took to get up a new kind of happiness
for him-their own particular Species
The Bee thus describes court scene:
Sutttle-(to Burns.) Have you not
always received kind treatment from me,
Burns-Yes.
Suttle--Have I not always permitted
you to 90 where, and work fer whom you
pleased
Burns-Yes.
Suttle-When you was sick, did I not
give up my own bed that you might be
made as comfortable as possible?
Burns-( affected to tears You did,
master; you did, kind master.
Suttle-Do you want to go back to
Virginia?
Burns-I do.
Suttle-Will you go back?
Burns-I viii. l want to go to-day.
I'm a good deal happier at home,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-06-15
Important Negotiation Concluded.

w ASHINGION w CAIICSodJ, u1S
The Fishery and Canadian Reciprocity
Negotiations are finally concluded, and on
terms said to be very satisfactory to
Secretary Marcy. They will probably be
so to the people of this country, likewise,
when made public. The Reciprocal Trade,
proposed with Canada, will be considered
as offering naerly all the advantages of
annexation. This treaty makes the naviga-
ton of the St. Lawrence free; it gives us
unrestricted participation in the fisheries,
and establishes reciprocal free-trade with
Canada, in all the natural products, ex-
cluding, of course, manufactures.
The British demand for an Amerlnan
registry of Colonial-built vessels and their
participation in our coasting trade was re-
fused.
The Treaty will have to be acted upon
by Congress and the British and Colonial
Governments before it is complete.
I1orG Dai[g Times,