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IT, V.r,, Len gue-A meeting o. Tie embers Of
nj. oys .sirsop will be held TUESDAY EVENING NOV
"a Al Ne l95 Bowery next door above Military nan EveS
IL reausued 70 be present important ssWu
h. pre.ened for confederation Persons wishing 70 oee1e
,,be, viii have an opportunity OF doing a. th meens
- ~. mi OF the enterprise may be obtained or
hsnnion 10 he Core poud ng Secretary w WlLhE
No fl2 Broadway. IhOs w flELD. 1.esS
Rreyoert House Restaurant, Fifth-av, corner OF
Fishfhsst-Tbi uoed excnsiSe, on the
pap Restaurant attached Tor the
sian ~ Ladies and Gent residing in the Hotel DIN
-. and suppes will be served AZ ell times short notice,
either IN private rooms OF IN The kestsursnt
1se edic institution, for the cure Of Bodily
efoes aud Diseases Of the yoiuts Nos 41 40 and fol
Pacific BTooiyn Receives In and out door patients
.fted With spinal Curvature Ricketts, Knosk knee Bow leg,
Tst aDd Club foot and disorders consequent particular die
G,mnssu fo exercises and Baths attached 70 the essb
shpsn which under 6ecticn OF experienced Surgeon,
~ boe comretsney professional refer
sooss es Application 20 Be made either the ONCE
~ me Orthopaedc Ipsnuton before II oeoeh NJ Sunday
Fos Tse poor attended eratEtoasy Tuesdays and
BriSsys between and o'eloek y. NJ.
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Ur1srslleled success Twelfth thousand put to Press!
VIFE IN THE CLEA ARM GS.-
II By Mrs Noodle. All who have read Roushing IL in the
Bush- oil hb companion TO r. which shows the same
brilliant powers Of description which marked Mrs Noodles
ether works though fortunately for heroine the darker
shades Of he picture presented 10 prominent
ncr a. before nssrGch beisg herself more happily sta
ated sic writes In q much more cheerful Vein
We Gruex few recommendations OF the Press:
This book equal II superior either Of tie prsesd
irz volumes from the authorn
Chris,isn Herald Detroit.
NO better reading be selected or snu.ement and IN
srueon than this book kniekerbOcksr, Albany.
SIZE roests ueh wit humOr and teihos and always de-
lEhts Ter rssders" fcourant, Hartford.
II shoEd be rnsde welcome visitor every feside
help Be guile the long winter evenings"
GCity Tract, Columbus. Ohio
10 will add largely Mrs Noodles arscdy Wellestab
lished fsue Republican aud Argus Baltimore.
Ms Noodle 4 a most delightful writer"
IArsus Portland Ne.
her descriptions mmessurabiy humorous We have
seen h Of life II country and an indorse her well
tolA stories" [BlEde, Toledo. Ohio
She writes with wonderful ease and her books full Of
nlssstbt fpeidenfsr Eve Journal, Albany.
These who desirs 10 understand thoroughly the enjoy
mens and hsrdship Of sekwood life should BY oil means,
rad her produetions' Dem uGion, hGTnoaIs
All are unanimous in saying that Life in the Clsirnss
Mrs Noodles greatest effort.
Price In cloth IS cents Price in paper 30 cents
For sale by all booksellers.
DE- WITT 4 DAVENPORT, Pubshsi,
Nos leo and l62 NssssTst
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I IPPINCOTT, GRAMBO q Co., PmLADEI-
DiARY AND coRRRsPoNDEgCE

SAMUEL PEPYS, FRS.
sccreary the Admiralty ia the ReiEns Of Charles H. and
James H. The DsrJ deciphered by the Rev Smith A. NJ
the original short hand BIS Ia tie PepYan Library
With Life ard Notes. BY RicHsRD Lord bRAYsRooXE
From the fifth London Edition. In vols medium $50
The hoTtJ VI Pepys historian and Illustrator Of
considerable portion Of the teyencnh century has been
fully sckLoV edged by every scholar ard critic ths, 4
scarcely necessary remind the reader Of the advan
he for producing the most complete aud trust
worthy record Of events snd the agreeable picture Of
eety ard be found the literature OF nation
In confidential communicated with the reisning sovereign
holding high Official employment placed at the head OF the
scientific learned OF period remarkable FOR intellectual
impulse mingDg In every eiele aud observing everything
AID every whose ehsscteTcs worth noting down.
and possessing moreover intelligence peculiarly httet for
selling the graphic points In whatever be attempted .
Pepys be considered the valuable vel
new edition Of this work comprising the restored Psssge
90 much desired with such additional annoatons have been
called fer the advances Ia antiquarian s1d historical
knowledge during the last twenty VIII doubtless be re-
gsded o. the important well 40 the NEST ssree
able additions that could be made the library Of The general
Ics6eE .
Pepyss Diary makes comprehend the great historical
events oil the age the people who bore IN them and
sives clear smptes TO the true Enghh lie Of the
TIA eli the other menoIa CT them that hsVe cous
down TO own" lEdnbursh keEieW,
Pepys's Diary sppess In Ia integral state This he
third edition the best book Of its Kind the Engh sn
new matter extremely curious and occasionally far
Characteristic and entertaining than the old The winter 10
seen IN clearer light and the reader L. taken into his inno
Pepyss Diary IL the ebles picture Of the 10 which
writer lived and work Of standard importance Ensh
Literature AthelJuL4.
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n. p. WILLIS New Wort.
Out DOORS AT IDLEWILD; Or, THE


~ SHAPING oF HoME on THE BANKS OF TIE HrDsoS.
By n. P: viii. | vol l2mo. Isstrstsd 2! IS =.
al are treated Of in that graceful ntsbs style peculiar
willis and which npss interest to the m9st trivial topic
"A delightful volume Of gossip about men and things.
"Thi. volume present. a. tn. Characteristic, Of Willis.
urings-ght brilliant and dashirg sketches with pictures Of
his every day experience IN his SyAiid rsiepent
H gossip is delicious dns snd the present volume
which everywhere vvseous and parting vii IND eager
Thsy arc writton in that brilliant stechy style which
Mr. Willis famous II will prove an amusing book con
tanning much that viii lors remain upon the memory
The book need, no prsi.. from tab ended when
We have announced rs pqsleiation, Il eon,s. ..
nothing ali that Mr. Willis has written land be has
written much AID beautifully more wise and bes1 ii
Ian me "0''' ! NE e JUVENILE BOOKS. ' ~
BEAUTIFUL BERTHA By hrs- l. c. TuthAL vol
There scarcely female writer who compare with
5 lazy s.s 1. S is EDs1s ssa 0 ss
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THE RAT CATCHER By siertr vol IIu.irted Soc.
NeiI the nOs, popular wI'sL q eanasn bolt 81 -, u
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Amusemenis.

GOTHIC HALL, No. SO Broadway.-On
" TIDAY. Dec. The marvellous hfBRiD ., BEAR.
m,ssus ihh combining the Human Species with the Brute
Cisson The eyes Of thk L4ss' Nature beam WITH nts en-
ssus liz phreDoosics development displays weossneed
sia .oe affections and considerable 'e1Isn, NssIT -
sppros shins this semi Being for pereetiy doeie,
yssssssss fvret yecs and sp<sAs the spsnsh language
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SISTER ALICE or, CONVENT LIFE, with sir handsome
THE LAST OF His NAME, By Ebert Price translator
Of Mr. CAllens popular Stories. limo. cloth. 81
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Prove al rkines-
fine ARTS.

TIME LRTs-BELGIAN FREE GALLERY
~ PAINTINGS .,d sTArUARY. No 81 Bresd~.y-
DE BRlCKELEER Jr cole seer Sited aren't fer u. se.n
School of AT wcu6 respectfully announce 10 the tnsears
Of Fip. trs ofh great Metope that he has just received
ffc Europe tour v,lases Paintns By the most eeseses
Arsfs
l. The Jubilee Of Pihy Years Byv. De Hrscieler.
2 The Vesetian N.Sue. By NieAise de keysef.
J The Storm. By Roeke.
4 The Balls BY Eus. Nereoeckkover
These Painting. Will BE ,xhihned from 10 NJ 10 10 r. ".
from this Q the 2th December Asmssion free.
NEW PAINTING BY AIRY SCHEFfER.-
IN The srhsrree respectfully 70 the rnse thsf
hars received beautiful eantlns hy the celebrated Ay
schefer they viii exhiht for sboTt time In their fse Arl
Gallery Til. picture,
THE TEMPTATION OF CHRIST,
u the latest composition ef ssheder ard confidently odered
for the consideration Of the pablo, esnen Of the hth-
et art. Subscriptions FOR tue Line Engraving, hon his
Pstntns vi0 Be received Gallery fxhitstha spsa
hon ga n. to P NJ. Aimis,ion nee.
8OUPlL q Co. No nc Broadway. ksv 'Eorh-
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Irx,pg Literary Union.-The Third Annual Meeting Of
se Union viii be held Hope Chapel on TUESDAY EVEN
>"V n - CHARLES T RODGERS,
Hl.tv,n Of AIrsUeemeue
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WANTED-As situation by a respectable Scotch
w Girl COOK aod TO assist IN tbs Washing sud Iron
Ing Cell ct No Uaion Can be for two days no,
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Thirty i've ThoGs.rd N siI Weeu m
IN II A L l. L l. u \
BY LOWELL MASON. 49,, i,
sorpe ,x veeis only have elapsed since the -
NJ M,,op, new collection Of Ps4lDoey and ALREADY tSs o
Der, lor II have reached S5,tea. . ...s-...
From a.. parts OF the country ~e are reeeiTnl So a.
tory regard t. the s1seenee - -,
Tbe srs m Sehocl department. containing me ee
n.pt, Of uasc With exercises AID psrtsoap has sssa
ctiy,d v ih peculiar favor BY teAshen y.vk
For sale BY al bJos and E1ne eeAefs fhee' -
o. 80 per dozen. essk. .-..hl, h,,.s
A Csoi- Edition also fcI sals: ELEGANTLY sId eu'A'J ~
~ ' MASON BROTHERS, Nss-i@A
e NussEYk Co., Bofen-
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A NEW PICTORIAL PAPER for the hoLi'
pAYs-Re.y this normal IIhE ~ ~ 49,.
euis iroL oles a. &s Aso The erciag sory Of Temp
ao1 OF ne Unsnow HshssaS The mos, ssoy
Ross JoyEs forsyY Na les sssssass sssa1 Tor tbs
Pablsher
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REnEIpTs nF pRnnucE-

GRAND PRAIRiE-rsr bhds sugar
ms s lie EganaB sc hhds % ha moasses Urqgher
hhds Is bb Ss hi BIB oivers4 bbs maa
HA LeeS bsls mclAfses haoes-46 Il do do Bee
Uq. Total 2U hhds sugar. s67 bills Ia bf obs mol4sses,
ST LOuIS-pa Avery sos -four Connolly
dodo Woodruff &eo-lU0 do do Huntington 7ls sacks
pDlatyes Duffy &eo4s s 81 bf tis,ce
lard Mahews4 Dbs Sc ierGes lard wright &cosV bills flour
Fssyl box mise W Shaw &eo-s do do s'oSii
Mead-sundrles order.
VICKSBURG-Par steamer II Wright: 14s bales cotton to
Wright, Williams Thonhil tro-9 George cdnnolb6
Ssiney Byrng Sro4 Wright &co-2o &C.
Martini & Cobb-6 A Owen scoll Candle
Miles Adams45 brande Williams Aeo8l Cuddy Crutfhe co
l+e6 Matte Coz &co4 Ptchard dc,leR b ck-6 Ponroy
c9l2bnekner Stanton Newmtn-sl Henderson, Ferry
Harhn4O Bradley &ce-S Ander
,on Metsalf7 B.gert Foley AseIy$ slddH
aso-suniries to order. Total 1850 bales cotton.
BAYOU SARAPer bales cotton Gerard
&G3- do 10 Laandei do do Oakley wkn5i bills noasses
&oS hh 80 bb noass- Desanleslb hhds
bills mol1ssSs W shaw &eso hhds Present dco-e9
sugar Merrimau Sco9 hhds yigpaui-6e
Oakley Hawkins 20 do do AugnsIin Elder
ibis AZ hf9 bbs Bugiere-s sugar
sai hhds sugar to order. Total s bale
YAZ % IlvERPer steamer Nj Greenwood q57
Buchanan cnrIeii &c bJ Meegor, Auway
Will ana saI cas l Gn,,
more Currin &e1-t Wright &co2 Siida
o order, Tota SCI bales cotton
WASHSGT0N-Per Red River; l6 go hid
Lob bids suga, Nrgent Sco-is
urqsbart-26 reTre-4l do do eask eggs II
pnflboS6 uaes cotton Tosdano lay
Nj tlbeuuy-6s do PAYNE Harson60 hhds
bh Cnmmaek, squirts Wsst-i2bb moases Buitt
Adams2 hbs hhds Darby
Blanchard Total 1872 bales cotton,
hhds sugar, 6s5 bbls moiAsses.
hf Jrs0 hhds Oakley HawkRs--5O
Roeheaeau aso9s do do Rotohford
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NEW ORLEANS MARKErs

CaEscKNT OFrrcE, .
r4ie TIM, Monday Morning. March g. 1854.
wth only moderate supply, the sales limited to
1000 bales Prices firm at our quotations:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. ,
Inferior 5A9 az Middling Fair...1o 81oK
Midaling 8 "a saaood Fair ; ....... %
Good Middling.. sA0 eaIGocd and Fine. %
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept io57a 0'4''s 2sss5
Received since. III. ,se253l 1881 N''''
- yeSterdey.,... 47l7-s97251 157-1oeas
Exported to date .5ossss ''0-' 1890 4o'4''
Saturday. l29S2-6o6a5o 1ls-l6422
stock on hand not cleared...... BOOSTS 2io3l
ToBACco-We heard Of "a hhds sold as follows 70 at
go, Choice Selections at $40 and 10 at DC p H.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-sugar was steady, with
Gales OF 1000 hhds at S25@41c for Fair to Prime or
and 13GD15c y gallon for Inferior and Fermentng.
FLouh-Quiet and sales limited to 40 bbls Missouri
iayorits brand at SO TO- $50 ST. Louis in small lots
ogo e zOO at 81 and some Choice Extra at So u Dbl
CokN The demand was fair and the sales embraced
ooo sacks Of which 760 White at &c, and 1000 in
lots, at 63c u bushel.
0ATs-200 sacks st. Louis were sold at Sic 10 bushe
BhAN--Sales 500 sacks at 95c p 100 lbs.
PRoVisIONs--Pork was dull and we noticed only
small sales at sl3 25f5S13 so y Dbl for Mess Bacon
SIDES were held at 7S07 36c U tb OF Lard, lis bbls
No were sold at &c u fb. ID =.
eaLi-A cargo OF 1910 sacks Liverpool Coarse sold
on Friday at and Of 3760 bushels Turks Island on
Saturday at about SIC v bushel
CoFFEE-Fair demand. with sales of 1900 bags Rio
including 846 Inferior at S8c 300 good at 1910 and
400 Prime at II 14R113Sc y H.
duNNY BAGS-StH lower lot of 534 bales to
price $3.50.
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE-5o bbls were taken at
QUO cash and "a day or two before II bb at rate
WHlSkY-l00 bbls Rectifed and 100 bbls Raw were
sold on Friday at 261a " gallon
FRElGHTs-We noticed shipment of 500 bales Cot
ton in an American vessel for Liverpool at adj
E8CHANGE-Demand fair at our quotations g-
sterling 1073aGD10s2S q ct prem
Francs. 5f IL 1.SDhf %
New York sixty-day Bills lSM2l5 d ct, DISC
Sight Checks on New York;. par m u "a Ct disc
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EXPORTS.
SAN JUAN DE Notwithstanding Panpero-In ballast
GALYESTO &-Sttamshp Lounna- bhl.
$40 SKIS lis oe a. bb potoes
lard
loo DO sks salt l0U Empty bos, II pkgs
-four So hhds 72l bbs moasse oh whisky rope
Bks
IIyERPooE-shtp Geo washngton-5lBs bales coan.
LNkRPOULSeip onwRrd20Ii bales bbls flour
ska wheat, 5000
GorAENBURG-ship wooBuy-3ssl sotton 8s hds
tobacco
PHILADELPHIA owadii-IG5o bales cotton st4 augsr
f2l hbls moasses, 500 bdls hides
NEW YoRK-Bark John Pnysn333 bids bills
Ceases mdse
new y0RKBatk tuga rolasses
hALllMOHEBntk Hugh Hlrk6ead-bh hhds
Morgan Dix9s bales cotton, 1924 bba
ISL bla hides pigs
TURKS SDBg Clarence flour, pork,
@ 80 do bean 20 has chease, 80 rgs lard butter 1855
TX tobacco 1855 SKIS corn, 10 00D T. lumber.
A6BADoEsSehr Gen Iant9n bs -four as bba pork 5 ska
RICMoNDschr Aahama2at hhds pugar l7s mo.ases
bx. tohac
PAILApELPHlA-schr ssattou-l6I hhds sugar so
lasse7, ais hides
ST ANDREWsschr Pascagonag Sole beef pork, do
bacon 10 bb ur, do whisky
machinery 24a sacks do bales hay bags
PENSACoLA-Schr Dora-ls whisky, sugar b flour
do hams do brandy Coffee so sacs casks ac9n ~ b
provisions II pkgs nuiss
lsand-51 bbls
corn, 1876 do br-n, IS bales hay.
MoBILEsehr nvncibe bs whisky, hf bbl4 mossses
SKIS corn, l6 bars hay, I pkgs.
SABINE PASS-Sehr Budford5 hhds sugar SIDES
Bug Coffee 100 do salt bbs hou
pork, IS bbls whisky, 80 do poatots, $50 pAgs nldse
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Bri&s.
EFREE LECTURES in the HALL of the Me-

THURSDAYS, At o'clock, N.
MONDAY, hon the MechaEtsm Of Man By Mott.
THURSDAY hA Of the History
the s. Engine By Judge Larue.
MONDAY 18th md TEiuHSDt Y l5th-Two Lectures the
hnenre Of the Mechanic the Human Race.
Gayarre.
MONDAY 20th-on the Mechanical Education By
DR.. Samuel A. Cartwright.
THURSDAY 2Sd-oa the Dangers OF BY E. D. Rand
Esq.
THukaDAY Goth Subject to be selected. By DR..
THURSDAY 6thOn the Relation of The Mechanic
By smidt, E,q, -.------ 80
MONDAY l0hon the GxtrGotdnnry Development
Roseus ESQ. =
THURSDAY, ish-on "Psesins - By Or. W A. Scott.
MONDAY l7th-Subjtett be selected. By Dimi,ry.
THURSDAY 2on Popular Education Europe United
Ststes.-By Joseph Brennan
MONDAY 4th-On Astronomy, Ecpses.
BY George Patftet. w. 6. KENDALL.
mh3 Chairman Of COMMITTEE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-06

The GREAT DUBUQUE LAND IAM-The Su-
preLee Court Of the United States this morning
rendered their decision in the case of the great
Dubuque (Iowa) land claim The decisions
were against it on all the points Washington
Star 23l nit
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-06

The third annual spring races at Macon, Ga,
commenced ON the 28th ut. The attendance
was very thin.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-06

B0ST0N-Bark LtRoy-Asorted mdse.
CHARLESTOS-EIg Iatar-RiCe, etc. to order.
WlLMlNG1ON-Brig Mettor-Suyai stores to o Wckham.
NASSAu-Schr Roy.r-Cg-ra to 0rler.
ST MARKS Schr Pes 50 bAlts cotton Swiney
sitda Green
Post Me9 baies Rogers Barnard coT load
N Hamlin-4 BIS nise Il W Watson
CHARLES1DN-Schr Gen 1aYcs-2Ti casks rice to order.
LAtOukCHEschr Apnonslns 200 hhds sugar Wills Rawns
TURKS lSLAND-Brig tiope-3T67 bushels talt 10 order
PHILADELPHIA Schr Henry NNt--Ass rrted mdse.
FENSACOLA-sfhr DamoQd- Mtchet-450OO
feet lunbar A p Stapsou
IlYERPool-Shp Mary Carson--542s sacks salt to order.
VERA CRUI-BtS VIM CRrk-7lU hides do Fuentts-TI0 do
SEQ.
Ship Stephen Glover-9Oo Stafford
Assorted ndse
NEW YORK-Shp Gaena-Aaso1ed nldse. -.
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Thehouse of Alfred Tiller, near Syracuse, New
York, was entered on the morning of the 23d
ult., by burglars, aud while Mr.. Tller was
gone out to procure help, his wife was shot
lenl and 5000 stolen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-06

fire occurred at Brooklyn, New York, on
the night of the 23d ult., during which man
named Spencer, furniture dealer, was burned
t0death.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-06

fire occurred at Portland, Ky, on the Oath
u!timo, which destroyed property valued at
$4,000
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-06
DAILY CRESCENT.

STATUE OF WASHINGTON Washington
Sentinel says that Clark Mills, Esq, has en-
tered into preliminary arrangements for the ex-
eeuton of the equestrian statue of Washington,
'"r which an appropriation was made by the
last congress. The Statue is to be of immense
proportions, and the design now is to elevate it
to a height of seventy feet, that it may be seen
miles distant in every direction.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-06

Certain books are written, not to instruct
you, but to let you know the author knew
something
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-06

Mr. Rowland S. Story, the wonderful elephant
trainer attached to Van Amburghs menagerie,
died at Natchez on the Goth ult
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-06

Miss Julia Dean has commenced an engage
ment at Memphis. Miss Eliza Logan was play
ing last week at Savannah.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-06

The Legislature of the State of Maine has
passed resolutions denouncing the Nebraska
measure
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-06

Mr. Samuel Van Wart, fire bell ringer, in
New York, while sounding an alarm on the 22d,
fell dead from apoplexy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-06

Among the recent noted deaths is that of Mrs
Gaudlish, at Edinburgh, formerly Miss Jean
Smith, the last of the ''six bellies" of Mauchlne,
made famous by the never dying verse of Burns !:
Miss Miller is fine, Miss MARYLAND Is divine,
His7 Smith she has wit, and Miss Betty is Draw,
There's beauty and fortune to get in Miss Morton
But Arnold Is the jewel for o. them a."
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-06
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-06

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