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s or sny Spntnous OF Malt Liquors Wine or CIDER
GRAND DIVISION OF THE STATE OF SSLggg
LoHfsiANA.-At the annual session of, Of the .zE
Grand DS ao Of sHsr e foeWns en
were duly elected Gif pa for the present. N
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Me- Lf1o 5ffssnA TEMPLE OF HONOR, No. 1-meets
s: niSssS ris!s " o'f5 ETY.
f%ks j%Sq skinner G; j jacob Mnnfoft VS. 5;
'0 ScE Ef"se TEMPLE OF HONOR No a-mees every
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oPis " $sRd $ Aja He? gya ssyfps j5ss
Burke, c. Thomas Cnran c; Isaac Mckenzie, 1 S.
evening" GmA At CLOCK in Maasnys Buidins
ks ii & AnSs~ e sstsGs s E 6 Hs4
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UNION DIVISION No. s%ees every Friday evening
St + ba3$ AeS MsLsaa T :. i Potter
M!5R;s No. ~
! S " vs. ri fFa E a 5%
NS5 SHfs:F be fgT n Of Lafayette
meets Saturday evening in the odd Fellows Hall on
2tfs,S ssS! T !s"y aF5Esf
RsSSff ySTfF4 t b7f#Gs ri NJ
ESssi sse Mas Fl %@ nh a
Darling, $; VIM Tu,nbnI r. James Jarvis O. Daniel a
SkEs@ESSF P$5oS NJ meets: ,s Tuesday
ZANE
in the Agiers Exchange, at Agies at half past O'Clock.
JEFFERSON DIVISION, No. 10-was instituted at
Gre,na Parish of Jefferson, Tuesday 18th August, lsH,
by the Grand Worthy Patriarch James Patterson.
LOUISIANA DIVISION, No fl-meets every Friday
evening in Unity Hall, No Margny Buildings, above the
- Oreanian " office, Third Municipality. Oficer-Wiiam
Hornby, w p; J. b. Vandergrif w A R. M. Lnsher, +
S George Sherwood. A r s; John McCay, 3; J. J.
LngenbuhI. r; w. s. Kyle, G.; William Low, A G.: Chas.
Rhodes, J s John Skfington o 8.
YOUNG MEMS MAGNOLIA DIVISION, No p
every Friday evening at half past O'Clock in their
Hall No SO Canal, of Royal street. Othcers-Jon
Taylor. w p Peter Halberg, w A; Horace G: Loring,
$ Avery Barlow, A s; George K. Fitch, F 9 Henry
s; NJ; Cole, Q s; r; Harper, " P.
evening. January y the Hall Of the Pelican Division No
James Garland WP; william Hall " Al p p Hpntey.
Geo: sbumway, T; Alex. Sutherland. g VIM. f. Crane.
HARMoNY Division, No i5-organized February
oiiicen0W JAhern, W P; james b Arcy, W A; Geo a
Hobson, R s: J G Wyndham, r s; Jas w McCracken,
S; II Davis, It; c d Bradford. G: Geo Smith, A c; T
X Lusty, s; VIM Brooks, Q S; VIM Rondeau, Z WP
LIBERAL DIVISION, No 17-Organlzed Sunday, Feb
a. ls4s Officers for the present quarer-John Larne,
s; w Scates, T: Nicholas StInger, G; Thomas Biz
min CHAM, q; st Maur Stuart, S; Peter johnson, S.
OLIVE BRANCH UNION, No l, Daughters of Tenn
perance-was instituted December H. 1s47. Meets every
Monday evening" at half pasta o'clock in Goodhope Chapel
AlgieH.
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DAILY CRESCENT T.

AY.NKEE IN OpELoUsAs.-The Planters Ban
ner finds in the Attakapas Gazette of April 81 1875
the following curious letter from Yankee In Ope-
Iousas to a cousin in Connecticut:
OPPYLoosY, 18th April, 1877.
DEER KuzEN SAM--If it happens as how you
never heerd whar Oppyloosy is, jst AK maInmy, ana
guess how she tell you, for writ her a tar
nal long letter, about a year ago: b..
Now as this is a sunday, and thar Is no meeun 10
90 TO but the Kathoc church, which Is no TIT pace
for puritan, take up my pen to tell you sole s-
thing about jumy ! took last week to see pofl
town kalled St. Martinsville, in IuckapaW, aDou'
fifty miles off across the old fealds, bllt on iitte
crick they call a byu. 1t is a komlcle KIDD OF
town whar no mummy is to be made seiling Illllh;
butter and greens, for all the people have plenty ol
kows, and the houses are built in sich struggling
way that thar is heep OF room Tor gardens ana
pastures for nanny goats and sheep me leope an
talk French like a house a fire, and seem mosely
bizzy with playing Billiards, cards and game they
call dominv. There is nation fine grog shop kept
thar by fat respectable looking old Frenchman,
who was one of Boneyparty's great Marshalls.
The Tuckapaw people amt half so genteel nor
polite as the 0pyloosy folks. Here, all is free and
easy as bundin in Konnettykut. Every man says
lust what he chuses about his naibor, and if he tells
a lie to make other folks laf is said about
it, | am very poplar here, for am most the only
man who will listen to others, except an old French
gentleman, who rules the kuntry, and makes who
ever he Pieces Govner. They haint got no news
paper here, but they will have one soon, and not
having no employment, will try and be Editur,
because can help out Mister Adams for president,
who they say is hard run by old Jackson, who is
kind of horse racing, knock fitting man, that fears
neither lnjuns, the Inglish Mr.. Clay the Devil
/ haven't found a gal yet with twenty niggers-so
] amt married. | found one in Orleans, who had
that many but found out she was part niger her
self or Catroon, as French people call UNI, and
knowed NANNY woudent like it, so dident coart
her.
This here kuntry isent good for Yankees to set
tie in, you might suppose The people are pretty
close listed and can trade most as well as we can.
If you will bring on a cargo of notions however,
You can sell them rite well.
have lost my fresh pumpkin kuer which had
when left home, but line more slim and genteel.
| have larnt to dance wautZes and riggydoons, and
if nothing else can be done will take up dansing
school when get back home, where wont go, till
| make good deal more mummy or get married.
Remember me to daddy, nanny, and all in
quiring friends. | have collected tarrapin shell
and other strange things, to aslonish their
week minds, when git back.
In all lovin kindness, remain till deth dear kuzen
Sam, your friend and kuzen.
JONATHAN SNAKEPoLE.
Nota- Beeny.-Be shore and write if alligator
skins would sell well in your parts.
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River Premiums.

f1Ver PREMIUMS.
From NeD Orleans get prem.
70 vcksbnrg and all intermediate Iandngs,... 2G0 u
To Memphis, Mills Point, Randolph, Manchester,
Shreveport Harisonburg Vernlionvle Co
lumbia Princeton, franklin ST. MartinsvIle.
To Louisville St. Louis, Evansville, Ecore Fabre,
Coates Bluff Columbus, GA. and Grenada Il f01a
renee and Nashville, @14
To Cincinnati, Maysville, Portsmouth, Mount Yer
non, Alton, Jefferson and Amsterdam, .I4i01%
Montgomery and Tuscaloosa, {Ala -; nzt024
Fulton, .....................2 63
To Fort Smith, and yonesborough. Cred River ..2sD3A
To Alexandria and NatchitOches, hLD *
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, EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,

PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
'INHE PUBLISHERS OF THE DAILY CRESCENT
- issue this day Wednesday,. the tnt Number of their
&c NJ wv E EkI.S. IL will contain the impo RI.
ant contents OF the DAILY Foieign aud Domestic News
anr'ay and Local Intelligence, etc etc. TO which Will be
sided luli REVIEW THE NEW ORLEANS MARKET
WITH the Prices CHrrfnt, prepared by gentleman Whose
feiorts may he implicitly relied upon
sew Orleans, March g. lSiS, ' N'N''N'
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New Orleans Chamber of Commerce.

8. J. PETERS, President JAMES Dick, VIM; L. I!oDGE,
Vice Presidents Committee of 1ppeats: ii. +. Mckenna,
VIM. II. Avery. w. e. Myne w. Bogar, VIM Mure and
]. H. Elmer.
Gas Works Office on Common street. opposite the st.
Charles Hotel. DR. Campbell. Superintendent George
Allen, Foreman j. Geies, Collector. Gas Light Com
Da,ttee James RObb, Charm Il. w Wells, Secy.
Water Works Office No. Is Carondelet street. James
Saul President $. Il. Percy, Sec y; j. T. Couon Supern
endent William Wright Collector.
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GRAND ENCAMpMENT OF IARCHs-mae.
M A S ON &c,

HOLLAND CHAPTER, No. 9, Of ROYAL a
ARCH MASONS-under the immediate juTsdic- - ~
ton of the General Grand Chapter for the United X y
Statehood their monthly meetings on the first ~
Monday evening of each month, at the Masonic Hall over
the Carolon Railroad Depot Of Baronne and Per.
dido streets. Oicers-T H. Lewis, ii p; d. Blair, Sec y
NEW ERA CHAPTER of ROYAL ARCH MASONS
under the immediate jurisdiction OF the General Grand
Chapter tor the United States hold their monthly meetings
on the I'd Mondayevening ofeach month, at the Masonic Han
the Carrollton Railroad Depot of Baronne and
Perddo streets. Ofice-John Gedge, II p H. NJ. Sum
mers Secretary
GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE-under the iuris-
dicton OF the Grand Lodge of Missssppi-ho their monthly
meetings the first Tuesday evening Of each month at the
Masonic Hail the CarTolton Railroad depot of
Raronne and perdido streets ofcers-W. p. Coleman
w Nj; Sam'l G. Risk. Secretary.
- LAFAYETTE LoDGE-undeT the jurisdiction of the
Grand Lodge OF Mississpp-hod their monthly meetings
,e Cny Of LAFAYETTE the third Monday OF each month";
a, The Odd Fellows Hall Levee street, jackson
oifeersr1M R Dudley, w NJ; w. A. Arms, Secretary
AIKEN lsDDGE-nnder the jurisdiction OF the Grand
Se OF hlSS,s>ppl-lod tier monthly stated meetings
On ,t second ues ay IN each month, the Masonic Han
eI ne taoion Railroad Depot. of BaIonne and
hanson Secretary. " 1880 " " " "
MARION LODGE, No. 4-wo,kns npde, authority of
'he Loasiana Grand Lodge of Ancient York Masons-
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Residence Of Foreign Consuls.

Switzerland. John A Merle, Espianade street.
.Ionterideo.. B. Walls rs Common street
Hamburg... VIM Vogel, s. Bienvie street.
Denmark f. Vles, 108 Common street.
En- VIM. Mure, 40 Royal street.
POrtngM..... A J. Gouvea Common & CarOndelet
Hnn0oer.. James b. Behn, SO Bienvle street.
Belgium. -. James b. Befn, So Bienvile street.
Hoiiand.. f. NJ Ward, 81 Common street.
.N0rUay.....D. Messages, a Old Levee.
Prussia. VIM. NOgel, So Benville street.
.7Hstrid.... III. Elmer, 7 Exchange Place.
Bremen. 800. Frederick Rodewald, % Bank Place.
Russia. Emile Johns, no Poydras street.
France Roger, st. Peter and Rampant SITS.
Brazil. ..... Pierre Reynaud "a Tchouptouas street.
Baden. ....... Jacob Heinrich Elmer Exchange Place
Spain. Carlos de Espana 1856 st. Louis street.
Rome. l.. e. Dafon, 81 Common street
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Rates of Postage on Letters, etc.

LETTERs.-For single letter. not exceeding half
ounce (avoirdupoise sent not exceeding 300 miles, 5
Sent over 300 miles, 10
For every half ounce, and every half
ounce, the same rates of postage; and when adver-
tsed two cents each letter four cents, if the
advertising cost much additional.
For drop letters, not 10 be mailed, each, Observation-Disclosures
CRCULARs.-For any printed circular handful, adver-
tisement, unseaed, sent any distance, .........
NEwsPAPERs-Ofl 1900 square inches, or less
30 and not more than 100 miles, or any distance
within the State, l
Sent such distance. TX
Nenspdpers-unless to suscbes-3 cents EACH prepaid
not forwarded from the Post office,
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O. o. E.
Time Places of Holding MEETINGS., and Officers of the
SegsrG Lodges.

quarterly Il January Ap July and
e. 'Rs Sysa' GSs
$:s7
MsfsA ThS 55 sas No mss sgar 1s Hall Of
fp? ssEs Fq g "fh Besb s. Ho1
kVs 4 o seHE H. Wa
e dve n ThSy nih hD e
5s Hsa R Ss 6s in s " & sba ss Cd
ts sbstA M ss
evening at Crescent Hall in Camp street 9tcs e
15ns qE Parliament sess
yfF tsssGis LODGE, No. smees every Tuesday
evening their Hall Tchonptonas street above Jackson
street Lafayette OfioemnWa Washington w Xsnghtf G.
TEUTONIA LODGE. No. 1o-meets every Tuesday
W%snn % Rada 'se
fHs E NO Ssp9n sse Tuesday
Ns j. Esatasi & K T Hs fs;Sssssi
and nsas HoRsE "a Evenings tie H g
o3ttioeH.L l. Brown, G; VIM. H Foster, VIC; TN.
HOWARD LopGE, No 1s-!nstitpsed Nov; :, 1876
,'?S Ssaf 20 assSHn Ga
u; j. u Dunlap, Secretary; l.. A Levy, Jr, Permanent
Secretary; J; e Taylor, Treasurer.
Henry Bier, G; E. W. Rodd, V G; A. b. Bein Secre
tary; Edward. Flash, Treasurer.
DELTA LODGE, No i5-meets every Monday night at
Estiin G; NJ; l.. MeJion, G; Bernard Maglone Sec.
Tetary: X. Barclay, Treasurer.
TEMPLAR LODGE, No 16-meets every Friday even.
ing, at Crescent Hall, in Camp st, Ollices-P c. Wright
y G; G. w r; Baiy, V G; Harmon Doane, Secretary;
COVENANT LODGE, No. 17-meets in the Hall of
day evening. Olcen-T. A Packard, G; d. B. Forbes
VG ! Dirmeyer Secretary Daniel Wheeler, Treasurer.
NATIONAL LODGE, No. lS-meets every Friday even
f. j. Gomez, G; v. Aleman, Secretary; ]. Font
EToM.E PoLAIRE, No 1s-meets every Monday even
Ing. friendship Hall No l6 Chartres street Officers
+ p r1e = u T. Amme G; A. de Amas Secretary
INTERIOR DEMONSTRATIONS Lodge. No. a, meets
at bayou sara; DE Soto Lodge, No z, at Baton Rouge
''..houisiaha Eneampment, No. 2, at Bayou Sara
GRAND ENCAMpMENT OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
evenings; Ohcers-C: W. WIiiaii i N NJ W Pat E
I RW G = SEM nh9WW assn: n EpGHPG HoSGe X
Jun Warden; II w Olnlsted, r w G Scribe: s. W Kirk
WILDEY, ENCAMPMENT. No 1-mes,s in the Hall
@on f oce 5 and third Of eaf
P Bernard Cohen Scribe w w Herbert s W. T6n, IL
HoRAH ESCAMPMESiT S SaS5 s@meets a, cresce0,
sleb SS h. t 6ce street on Nixon Ike a Pc fl sf
ii. G. stetien, W., 80, Scribe s; Geo D. 6
Lawrason Treasurer ~ "
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VINIIE STANDARD PRONOUNCINE DICTIONARY
(Surenne's) of the French and English languages in
paris Part !, French and English; Part IT, English
and French. The first part compromising words in
terms connected with science, belonging
the fine as 400J historical names 1900 geographical names
II 600 terms lately published with the of every
word according TO the French Academy and the most
photographers and Grammarians; together with $50
critical remarks in which the methods of pronounc
ing employed by different authors investigated and com
pared with each other The second part containing conf
Vocabulary of English words and expressions with The
by practical and comprehensive system of French ponnp
citation. BY Gabriel Surenne F. A. s. E. French Teacher
NAUTICAL Society of Paris, Lecturer Military History in the
Scottish Naval and Military Academy and author several
works on Education.
Also, REID'S DICTIONARY of the English language
containing the Pronunciation Eymology and Explanation
OF all words authorised by eminent writers.
Just received and for sale the New Orleans taoners'
Warehouse and Emporium for Standard, Miscellaneous
Polite and School Literature.
mh5 J. b. STEEL, IA Camp St
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Foreign Weights and Measures

There are denominations frequently met With IN
reports of markets, but their English value not al
ways readily reeollected. The following table Will
be found we believe, correct:
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nR BILLINGS CARMINATIVE AND ASTRIN-
III GENIE EYRILp-.aa LnfaLLiLLe Kcmeau far LhglerM


ijnntnn Summer Complaint of Children CoLera Wo''
bms IiarrhGa and any Iregularities Of the Bomefs-
The long and successful experience in the Of ms
remedy. by the inventor in the treatment OF all the
diseases for which it is recommended together WIN
the hi-hy respectable testimony which numbers bear TO us
efficiency the OF the Bowel Affections of Children
DiauTa Cholera Morbus and DyseneTy persons
entie higher confidence than if it oil the or
binary humbug medicines of the day which profess to per
form miracles and all the ills OF life Its character mas
been fully established in the hands Of physicians OF the hIsh
est character, the following letter will show . ,-
DELTA, Coahoma county, Miss, May 81, loH
O. o. WooDMAN, EsQ-Dear SIR There are but rev o
the very many nostrums Offered to the public TO when
humble it be either the world of letters oil med
cine Observation and experience however, have ioneh
upon the conviction that Bill ings Camnave and As
tngent Syrnpis valuable compound, prepared upon
scientific pnncples-perfecty in harmony with the laws oi
organic eand, therefore, deserves (ahough its lngred
ets kept secre TO rank higher in the scale OF remedial
agents than nostmm. 1t affords pleasure to be
able (without the fear OF successful contradictory TO add my
testimony in favor OF its efficiency n safe and pleasant
remedy all the forms of bowel complaints for which II
recommended. have used it mysefln several very interest
mended if IN others and cry Instance where such
preparation was indicated, 1T proved successful Ree
fully yours. ID. Nj. PORTER, M. ID.
For sale, wholesale and retail by the pronIietor
q. O. WOODMANW
n Southern Depot and Wholesale Agency, Ne, u
CAMP STREET. ID. HANSBROUGH
~" For sale by WELD Il co. 72 Camp ST. Sickies &
Co. "a Magazine and 40 Canal Nathan JARVIS 20
~ Common ST.; A. Oliver Co. BIenvIe and thaL
tres sts G. n MolsOn IL Magazine St; Harvey Sc3x c"
ChaIIes st. apll d&Wlm
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ARCldD CAMPBELL Dep. Sec. of State
This step periecs the organization of the Company pla-
cling amongst the Institutions of the day Among The
objects 81 incorporation we've the following
LIST. That we might the certainly protect the public
against spurious articles W hch the cupdiy of unprnrped
men may attempt to introduce under the of the Gae.
fenberg Medicines.
I'd That the of business done by the ompa
ny might pc placed under the sanction Of legislative
men and be thereby stamped with its Appreciation securing
to 1he PUBLIC reliable medicines
Inc Time is now near at hand when the diseases Of spring
and summer will make their appearance. If Gae.
tenberg Medicines be introduced thousand of lives viii be
saved Medical who have become acquainted with Tie
merits Of these celebrated remedies laying supply
IN Bi BIZ. REGi0Ns, especially thew are Of mex,
pessibe value Used according TO directions, person
81" ns e nS %a We O k the "oG" 81
Ioms disorders will disappear from those fair regions
l ne hmencan GraeenPeg theory does not that
TO 1annt such doctrine in the face of Intelligent com
in the series Of mecne o or nhc y i ana h"
pany, EVERY DISEASE viii find its antidoie. Tie P%s
plants. As cathaic they are perfectly mild toroHsh
and STRENGTHENING The Ffser end agDc Pls unernnsy
like. The Hcaih Bitters restore the tone of the system
clear The complexion cause The monthly seceiions of females
powerfully that i ten times cheaper Than any
other The ChadrenS Ianacea is most extraordinary
equal for all forms of Inflammation and weak ness Of the
hyes Ihe Greea 'n@a"tsin Ointmcn the pnena
IS D ygs%s D Da%a
cholera Morbus, Cholera Infantnm, &c. The Coasumpoc
eniIS r. e! ap spse ang M Gr
As who" applications E if B1FT @iy b
caap s Fst a p E WEkp Go pso@if nu 70
tres street ALFRED HUNTER, corner Of Eychanre
M sass ss% XAN rS
eyee, between Ursune and Hospital streets J WRIGHT
49, S s GA haysi's New VIZ 9f 2@
ner OF Camp and ST Mary street. Lafayette. ap ii I'm
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IA Z y \ 9 \ y,
A CARD.

A GARD.
E,OR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTEp-Kno,r
the extreme hazard which strangers run in conSnI,
ing phys tor the OF private diseases owing IN H.
utter diSquacations OF many who profess such ca
deem to be nothing but act OF kindness owanls ~
unfortunately afflicted, well as sheer justice DR. Mil
LEN No ST CusToMHoUsE STREET, 10 state that in The
most appalling orm and for several months together was m
der the best regular medical practice could obtain in Ne
Orleans, without being at all benetted-indeel sne,
worse At length heard of DR. MrLLEN's great rannt
ton. applied TO him, and to great Joy, three wee
lie restored to perfect health Subscribed Newt
Ian. 7. 1S47. [mhl6 lml SAMUEL RoRBERSONN
NOTICE
ITO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH NENEREAI no
Il EASES.-The reputation of the writer is so well e,aL
shed that all that necessary those who have h
unfortunate TO have any DIR
part of heir various FORMS is that the writer after mos,
successful practice of twenty years, confined strictly n
NENEREAL DISEASES and Diseases of the Blood (nyin.
treated and relieved many hundreds who we've past all Row
many OF whom had been under the treatment of emnrnt
physicians without receiving any benefit enabled 10 on,
you positively safe certain and speedy cure Should apy
men they would do well 10 call at No, Sc CuSroMHorsp
STREET before applying elsewhere and avail Themselves al
the benefits of the subscriber long and successful experience
mhl6 I'm b. F. MULLEN. ST Cusomhouse 81
MEDICAL TREATMENT.
DR. A. CULLEN has removed his office, from rs Royal
~ street to No. 10 .N.4TCHE/ Street, near The
rcade. He still continues TO cure Structure, on his
system-remOving the worst structure without any oue
ation-entirely by medicines that relieve and permanently
without any hndrance TO business diet DR. Cullen
well known, in NewOrleans and the surrounding
ton 10 DR. c. he will refer TO hundred OF the first stand
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Rheumatism cured
Gonorrhua cured in three days or no pay
Remembef 10 NATcHEI STREET, NEAR THE AR
dence, and medicines securely packed and to am mart o
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BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

p,rncp-I without reserve, solemny pledge my honor
as man that will neither make buy SELL nor use as Dev
as MAI ny snntnous or Malt Liquors Wine or Cider.
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A SYSTEM OF ENGLISH VERSlFICATiON-Con n
N tanning rules for the of the different kinds of
verse, Illustrated by numerous examples from the best
Poets BY Erastus Everlt A: NJ
THE LIFE OF THE CllEVALlER BAYARD, the
Good Knight, q" sans pear ct sans reproche." BY w.
Gilmore Simms. .
HISTORY OF THE GIRONDISTS, Or Personal Me-
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of Travels in the Holy Land, etc In vols, Vol, 2.
THE POLITICAL WORKS OF allen. POPE with
Notes by Warburton and Life of the Author In one
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SCENES IN WASHINGTON, A Story of the Last Gen.
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MOUNTAINS. BY Geo F. RuXton, Esd -
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