The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1853-03-03
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Contents of The March Number.
NOTES FROM THE COPPER REGION. by Rob.
ert b. Clarke.
Wyarations-T Sleeping Bear. Straits Of
Mackinaw Tho Arch Rock The Sugar Loaf
Rock. Distant View Of the Arch Rock. Sault
Ste. Marie. The sault. Copper Harbor. Light
house and Bark Houses at Eagle Harbor Sec.
ton of the strata Mining in the Veins Cliff
Mine. Tho Shaft Interior VI Copper Mino.
Kibbles
NAPOLEON BONAPARTE BY John s. C. Abbott
Wuarofions. from Dyananes by D0pir.--Tho
March to the Vistua. Encsmpment on the Wis
tula. Bivouac before Eylsu. ac.simile of Let
ter to Josephine. Morning after Eylsu Re-
moving the Wounded. Headquarters at Oste-
rode
LABOR GUIDED BY KNOWLEDGE.
CRUsOE LIFE ADVENTURES IN THE ISL.
AND OF JUAN FERNANDEZ. By J. Ross
Browne.
Wuayafions.-C Cooking In Juan Fernandez
Abraham on tho Peak, The Valley. Tho Skull.
The American Crusoe. Pearce's Cabin. Fate
Of the Scotchman. The Lovers. Grave Of the
Murdered Man. Examining the Skull.
LIFE IN PARIS THE PEOPLE AND THEIR
PRINCIPLES.
Haarof,oas-Old Paris New Paris. The
Cook The Bonnie of all Work The Fsshiona-
bic Bonnie. Fish Woman. Flower Girl Cake
Woman Old Clothes Man. Fruit Woman.
K Coco Man The Member. Box Sellers. Fish
womans Ball. Cancan Legsr. Csncan Fleuri.
lie Tourniquot Juvenile Porter. Young Peer.
The Rcd and the Blouse.
TRIBUTARY SONNET TO WALTER COTTON
by Park Benjamin.
EXTRACTS FROM THE PORTFOLIO OF AN
EXCITEMENT SEEKER. Introduction. The
Drowned Boy and his Mother. True Ghost
Story. Tho Feelings Of the Dead
BETTER THAN DIAMONDS.
GIFTS OF MEMORY.
REMARKABLE PREDICTIONS.
WAS 1T ALL LUCK
THE CARELESS WORD.
THE SINGER OF EIsENACH.
BLEAK HOUSE. BY Charles Dickens.
Chayf0 XXXVl. Chesnoy World. XXXVII.
Jarpiyce and Jarndyee. XXXVIII A strug-
gle.
Mnayaf,ons-Th Ghosts Walk. Lady Dod.
lock ia the Wood
MISS HARRINGTON's PREDICTION.
MONTHLY RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS.
EDITORS EASY CHAIR
EDITORS DRAWER
LITERARY NOTICES.
COMICALITIEs, ORIGINAL AND SELECTED,
W'sarafions Progress of Luxury An Affair
Of Importance Failure VI the Croton An Eli
gible Opportunity.
FASHIONS FOR MARCH.
Hi.arotions.-Dall aud Walking Dress. Din
ner Costume. Cap
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