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DAILY CRESCENT
THE AMERICAN FLAG :. By Josrrn RoDmAv DaAr


When Freedom from her Hnountaiu height
onfurfd her standard to the air.
Sne tore the azure robe Of night ""Q" m. d.
And set the stars Of glory there
Hhe mingled with its zorgeous dyes
The milky baldrick Of the skies
And striped it, pure celestial white
With streakings Of the mornin9 light
Then from his mansion in the ann
She csll'd her eagle-bearer down
And gave into his mighty hand
The symbol Of her chosen land.
Majestic monarch Of the cloud
Who rear'st aioft thy regal form,
To hear the tempest trurnpipgs loud
And see the lightning lances driven,
When strive the warriors Of the storm,
And roll the thunder-drun of heaven,
Child Of the sun to thee tits given
To guard the banner of the free,
To hover in the sulphur smoke,
To ward away the battls-stroke,
And bid its blendDgs shine afar,
Like rainbows on the cloud of war,
The harbngers Of victory! MM@
Flag of the brave thy folds shall fly,
The sign Of hope and triumph high
When speaks the signal trumpet tone,
And the long line comes cleaning on,
Ere yet the life blood, warm and wet
Has dimned the gstening bayonet
Each soldiers eye shall brightly turn
To where the sky born giories burn;
And az bis springing steps advance,
Catch war and vengeance from the glance,
And when the cannon -meuthngs loud
Heavein wild wreaths the battle shroud,
And CORY sabres rise and fall
Like sheets Of fame midnightis pail;
Then shall thy meteor glapces glow,
And covering foes shall sink beneath -
Each gallant arm that strikes below
That lovely messenger Of death.
Flag Of the seas on ocean wave
Thy stars shall glitter oisr the brave
When death, careering on the gale, .@u
Sweeps darkly round the bellied sail,
And frightened waves rush wildly back,
Before the broadside's reeling rack,
Each dying wanderer of the sea
Shall look at once to heaven and thee,
And smile to see thy splendors fly
In triumph Ger bis closing eye
Flag of the free hearts hope and home,
By angel hands to va1or given
Thy star3 have lit the welkn dome. #
Aud all thy hues were born in heaven.
Forever float that standard sheet
Where breathes the foe but falls before u.s.
With Freedoms sod beneath our feet
And freedoms banner streaming Ger us!
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SET Your OwE RATE-It is a maxim worthy
of all acceptation, that man may have that
allowance he takes Take the place and atti-
tude which belong to you, and all men acqui-
esce. The world must be just 1t leaves every
man, with profound unconcern, to set his ewn
rate Hero or driveller, it NEEDLES rot in the
matter. It will certainly accept Your own
measure of your doing and being, whether YOU
sneak about and deny your own. name, or
whether you see your work produced to the
concave sphere Of the heavens, one with the
revolution of the stars. Emerson.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-24

ANCIENT HYMSs.-st. Hilary. bishop of Poi
tiers, is said to have been the first who composed
hymns to be sung in churches. The Greek
hymns. attributed to Homer, are the eldest
known, addressed to the pagan deities They
were encomiastic, and recited the supposed yir-
tues OF the gods and goddesses, to whom they
we're especially addressed. The Oldest sacred
hymns addressed to the true God, of which we
have any knowledge, are the Psalms of David
and certain passages in the book of Job
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BoUDoIR.--This word is derivation of the
word s'bouder,,' i. e. to pout, There was a
time when ladies, dissatisfied with themselves or
others, used to indulge in that amiable fables
Sc, mais nous avons change tout cela.a We
have changed all that, for ladies do not con-
ceal that weakness now, but ipflict that enjoy
ment sometimes on their friends without conceal
ment Boudoir, therefore, means pouting room,
the door of which is not, as in days of old, her.
metically sealed against intruders.
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WEATHER arnrHls.-rhe Memphis Appeal Of the

WEATHER MEMpHIs.-Ths Memphis Appeal of the
14th says: zE
Stern Winter is upon in all his glory for there is
beauty and glory about the frost king when he throws
ms white snowy mantle old mother earth all ma
ture wraps in his embrace We have all our an
fpahies against winter still there is Of us so old
we cannot enjoy when the earth is with snow
and we hear the merry ngng of the segh bells and are
asked to go sleghns Wecouess to enjoying the luxury
OF sleigh ridn clear. cold winter night with bux-
ON lass sitting costly by side and wrapt in the same
robe her wild merry laugh making the weikn rHg Yes
terday and last night enjoyed by hundreds of
cltzens old and young male and female in the pleasures
OF going sleighing' The enjoyment Kept up TO
late hour last night and doubt whether much time
will be lost to-day. Sunday as it is.
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TERRIBLE EFFEcTs OF IsroxIcArroN.-In Louisville on
the sth inst the clothing of who intoxicated
at the time caught fire and before she discovered was
burnett death. This is another of ths dreadful lessons
constantly being taught the people and the authorities OF
the ruin and deoatiou brought by addiction to ardent
spirits yet how receive profit from all this calamitous
reitsratiou?
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REMARKABLE PRESERVATION FROM DEArH-The Paul
lding (liss) Clarion says:
AS Mrs John Riaher was riding home from Hopeveu
Church, in this county sunday Last large Back
JACK tree fell athwart the r0ai striking her horse
traly on the back and forcing him the ground
tunately the lady noticed the first inclination of the
tree, and promptly leaned forEard-a movement which
saved her life. The horse was killed
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S 7. MIC HOLAS EXCHANGE E.
~ TIC proprietor Of the ST Nicholas" would hia
and @ he pubic selers hat be ha dupg tbs SUMMER entirely
hte and reiu!nshed the above popular that
roo has been cpsled and handsomely tceaed large
superior liquors laid in
Tue billiard St. Nicholas Will the largest and NEST
eiegaat the CITY, provided ith superior
will always be keptln the best running
and superior assortment OF
MS en- TnoMAs E. NICHOLS Ptonrietor
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Mrs. Mowatt's Debut as a Reader In Public
At THE MASONIC TEMPLE IN RnsrnN

As look back, can scarcely believe it posi-
Bile that in Boston, where now am bound by
SO many close, strong ties of friendship, / had
then but one acquaintance-an acquaintance
casually formed in the ball rooms of Paris. Mrs.
B-s called upon me as soon as my arrival in
Boston was published had known her merely
as a woman of fashion, chasing the butterfly
pleasure, even as was doing, in Partisan salons,
But now that had more earnest, higher pur-
suit,
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nERa cruz.

Y TLF.H c IRUL. X ------
VIII leave WEDNESDAY, Februaty 4, at O'Clock Nm.
! tNoh EZRA CRUI--U. 8. Mail Line. .ossEFs,
ihe new md magnificent Hteamah!p TEXAS,
y o1fthe Henry Place, commander Yoratrni
Sa aeoFs punotualy ,Garryirg the u s. biAls.
r.t.- 49,. Rates Of PBBEags....
M. 80.
Food cubic foot 80
porFegh or paase having elegant
aAa Rtternge passengers, apply to
HhRRIs q MORGAN, foot of Julia street,
opposite the Steamship Landing.
Passengers provide themselves with pogsporg from the
Mexican ConRai. 'f ian,s
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STEAMSHIPS Ps---sHIPS.
GALYESTON.


49,. WLl leave FRIDAY january II, at 8 O'Clock 4. NJ
Nf0RGALVESTON,IN ,INDfANoLA, ,PoRT 4sSeEPs
LAYAeA and MATAGnRpA BAy-Rcguar ,ssa NJ lss4Zss
rwotehhSa and T-Ins Ma Line Sf091tIz
iS ~ new and maEnifesGt eaa'tip PERSEVERANCE, y
Vigandsr, viii leave a1trssay tFadc
as ne si q ih vessels ths nel solid nbers aud i5
FyeiE t she peenss medium Of transportation
'3I hdtanon and tvera (sut,
wy ut atagorda Bay) clargs Foesb
VI PhsS, haPhg elegant apply
HARRIS 4 M0RsAN, foot Uf Iulia steet,
k,zs- NH, :, opposite the Steamship Landing.
ths ne having established its Pilot nvnlo a
N'' '"S "Nh''''"''" " -t" 80
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-24

N w CON CERN N "A d. JAMES,
" tof the Late Firm Of MARSHALL L JAMES)
has determined for his WHOLE
No 81 MAGAZINE Rect opposite Arcade No. ID BANK
PLACE, large and well assorted stock Of
ENTIRELY NEW AND FRESH
EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS,
purchased within the last si1y days unusually prices and which
ne ~ y .tbpared to sell o. eorresp7nd low rates
FROM the decline prices trade,
eralns the belief he
Inducements such rarely with
rt The OF DRY GOODS
IN ma co ntry he will be constantly receiving the
8 srable styles and descriptions of
SPRING GOODS.
GiNGliAAis late exhibition the Cyste Palace
LAtEe, HOSIERY, GLOVES. HANDKERCHIEF
stock CANBhfS JAGONEIS, SWISS OTHER MUsLINS,
AkhtASHEkY. Of every ktd, with the cheapest
offered onsiatlng MUSLIN SLEEVES, every
Style hANDkERCHIEFSi Wells, MUSLIN BANDS COLLARS
HABITS cEMsETTEs cAPES, etc. etc. both in Tamboud and
NeedlewoTk; CA S. GLOVES, all Of impo
ton and ate been bought low pce
PASTALQ0S ERIES, VEST SHAPES C0ATINGS, GLOVES SuS
tEnDERs E o the latest French patterns
RIMoS, SUMNER and CANTON CLOTHS every thing
DRESS GOODS necessary for the season.
L A NTERS' GOODS,
in tgl stock, comprslng BLANKETS, KERSEYS oSNABURGS
JEASS PLAlD and STRIPED IINSEYS, l94 SRTISG and
SHEllNS FLANNELS, WuoEN SHIRTS, ETC., which
he subscriber invites the attention of
to render particularly the nr interest
their trade and confidence A. b., JAMES.
d20 lmi&3mW and Il HANK place n n
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NEW ORLEANS SEWING FACTORY.

Ladies' Houseknspe Detsn4kers can have
aHE kn9 S M Si dHue or any Kid Of wa ASTON
SfltSt5 DESPATCH in
by hand, and VERY Low PRICES m Girls in the
MACHINE. -'f@N''' "''f1'o
~ Al kinds Of SEWING Families Hotels Steamboats, etc.,
promptly attended ' ~ E'
NJ SEWiNs sewn MAcAINEs en6 good MACHINE NEE
for saa Apply No. 10 ST. CHARLES STREET m stairs
H22 u HuF'TY,
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TRIESTE.

EOR TRIESTE.--The A fast sailing IN
American bark FOLANT Capt s. avs, is now ieadi S6
will quick dispatch Of bales Cotton app
]. p WHITNEY Il co. u Camp street.
IF For passage apply % tbs Captain board ianio
HYOR TRIESTE.-The A fast sailing 4s,tfS,
q American ship MOUNT WAsHINGToN, cnp. 80 80
Davis loading, will Il
OF 3 bales Cotton, apply ]. p. WHITNEY &CO 81 Camp
~ For paasage, apply 10 the Captain boari. ln4
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BOARDING.

4 bEOARD1NG.--Mrs c. w WITHERELL having
taken a conmodous desirable cs street.
Qay occupied y VIM P Converse Esq furnished entirely
elegant styfe,
Gentlemen with uusurpassed having a he
sden improvements convenience Hot
ul5 3rn
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4 EFOGNAC--10 half and IS quarter pipes
~ Poutney, half pipes Msre, quarter pipes Nare 1906
in store and for sale by F, W. CoELER ITO tonson It,
opposite Cbatl4s Hotel
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BALTIMORE.

fTOR BALTlMORE--tM tMerchants'L Line tEE!ga
The fast siog regulsr pscket brig NJ & J. c. GIL-&Ah
MORE, Ed dge having nearly cargo eng gsU
have Immediate Dispatch freight
lanl3 F0GERT. WILLIAMS 4 Co 10 CANT 1t
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LiVERPOO.

=
HNOH L1VERPOOL.-Th A / British sssS
~ ship MARIANE, Dunhan master, having great tSHRh
IVY n her engAged will have immrdas
OF go eAlen Cotton, apptyto
10, J. 7. ROBINSON, as Bank Placs.
lah4 TO l.. II. GALE Co. s8 Comm 81 tss,
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ID OOMs AND BOARDING. Several Single
a u Gentlemen be plea.spt
Beard, or ona only bs appa
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ANTUERP

HNOR ANTWERP The A l fast sail a5sN
lug American slip SEA EAGLE, cap.aiu A. \. &&ssfEfs
Nliarrs !oa!lng Will HAYS Immediate tpatcI 81
fiejght Of 800 bsies Gotten, apply n
j.. p. WHITNEY d CO., 6I Camp street.
ts- For passage, apply TO The Capttin on board jana
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.s with my Agents in
SCOTLAND, can now offer IN,
.or transmitting funds from Ei up,
eengerf comfortably accommodated
countries.
attended to. Letters from a dis
AVE lmnGdiate attention.
JOHN T0olE, 95 Bank Place.
els dhw
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MISCELLANEOUS.
n oUIsIANA HORTICULTUKAL I'm.

a
u S1fTUTE.-J. PLAGNE sAvoiSY f.or couture, ,SE&2sS
FLORIST and Nurssrynnsn. Royal opposite Orleans,
Of The Cathedral respectfully informs Hpcn
he will have and offers for sale
Of the choicest French qHalirs comPes Of pps
Roses, collection imported apng Faacs,
comprising the varieties such the Belle Ameraine Endari
de Marnso ~ @ebae PERSIAN elbow Pie oao Var-gated a-
Roses viz General Taylor Sultan, Jackson c DEahs
rnAionevery Plant delivered
good eoadti On board oyesssa 81. mboats, etc.
Capsn Of steamboats, particularly invited to sem their
m.nis.
B. All oriers by mail with city eftrence will py and
fatth'allN eIecuted. ian3
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p0ar rs.M0HTH.

ETQK P0RTSMOUTH-(P passage only .4#sp
b Tbe fast salns shlp UTOMoCD, Cppt Hoess Sae4y
hrns Al hN cargo engaged wal hnH imnadue diRpaeh
isp4S J i WHITNEY Il co. II Ca p sire t.
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HsOK KLlVERPOOL,-Th new and fast 4aEsss1s
III sailing hip BEE, Captain Koiehum having part
ht cargo engaged, will have quick dispatch For balance u |
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4 DISEASES OF THROAT AND LUNGS.
ET DIR. j. r. sEGUIN,
Ofce, No. ~ POYDRAS STREET, {up stsrs)
Rest lenre, No. all CARoNDELET ST.
ES- Consuatn hours to aud 10 ST. nl1 1y3mis
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NEW YORK.

EtsDR NEW HORk.-The 4 | bark t54IsN
4 BRILLIANT, caotain Miller oaliag and tAAsizz9
viii have qatek dis oatoA. For freight, a Elyt9
J. p. WHITNEY Z co. 81 Camp
OF TO j. II, BASS, SO Coninpu.
For pAsF4ge apply to the Capt board opposite TIC Reef
Market, Secnhd District. jantl
EfOk NEW YORK,-The splendid new asssssS.
" clipper schooner MUSTANG, W Sawyer. mater go
having the Of her cargo will aIeI
For onnre q gb q ptsssee apply the Captain board
inn4 GEO " HYSsos, SO Camp street
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Hs0R LiVERPOuL-Th A British t+5s55N
a ship GLEHMASNEE, CaPtan Rodgers, having SsasAt3S
nearly all her cngnged VIII have immediate d.p6c.
freight Oi 200 bales Cotton, apply to
II II. Chiffon, 5S St. CHARLES strenl.
jun2l or to GiFFNEY & LOWELL ii t:otsinonst
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MISOR LIVERPOOL.-Th A ] Ameri- IN
n Upper ship MARINER, Captain Barker ng AhaA
the
For freight Of 9uD bnlts Cotton apply to
jm4l GtFFNEYG LOWELL. lI6 Common street.
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EOR BOSTON THE A splendid ship 45tssss
CLARISsA CuRRIER, Capt Knapp, having SA559Ass
OF he esg' engNgd VIII immediate dEpRc. For passage only
Apply to the Gnpgia on hoard,
tane ] H ASFBRIDGE& X co. 50 ST. Cbarl4a at.
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HTLOUR-2000 hbls. Super6ne St. Louis for
as ~ r. NJ. DALEY, IS Tstaept,cuas .,rset
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NT0R GLASGOW.-Ihe A at Lloyd's IN
IL i'st nilne british bark CALIFORNIA, CSppn$ 49,
rpigh. Of 800 baleR Cotton, slpl.. 20
GEO, ARNOLD VOLT 546 Cnrordelet st.
ort0J r. St'lTEFY & co. ii Camp 81. y
E5r For rassaes apply to the caPsn board. janl7
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@SNNDRIES- "=
~ y SPLIT PGAS-sO hAll barrss;
\TALLGW CANnCES-=1n0 bJYts 81;
At4E-it6 barrels Western;
FIN Ton NARKFl BEEF 80 half barTeh;
WINE BEANS-50 barrals;
CHEESE-5QO be1ea Blue Gtsss Dairy;
BuTFER R-lOU1 packnxes W9semi
y 9ph hrkins Goshen;
SCHIEDAM sCHNAPS-lOO boxes pius and quarts.
In store and for sale oS A. d. GRIEF L CO.,
and Oil Iavee
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ES W C0ELER, Importer and Dealer in
q BRANDIES, WINES, C0RbIALS and HAVANA CIGARS
0rerB he fed dispatched with punc:uay
tity of charge.
IT, Meme bat choice Srcles sold here.
nj 1y 10 Common street opposite the 81 Charles Hotel.
PHILADELPHIA LIME-150 hhds Lime,
landing brig ard j. c, Gilmore FIN Pha, for sale by
janl2 A. DEfAGRAvE& CO., IL Magazine street.
E1sXGHANGE ON BOsTON-Checks in sums
MI p''9''' J.p. WHITNEY co 81 Camp street.
HSXCHANG GE-Sight and Time, Foreign and
IS If j. HART CO., 7s Tehoupitoulns st.
& NAsTOR 0IL--20 bbls Blows No. l, in store
ian4 E NJ DALEY, IS Tehaapitoalaa street.
aNosHEN BUTTEh--75 tirkins in store and
lan4 E.1 HART d co 20 Teheopt,oalas street.,
AY-40G bales prime Eastern Hay landing
ex pr-m =ngor For tsrrag, aI y Cap
b0srt, Pes ~, First patIiet j. Il. WHITNEY i 20,
ksLACk PEPPER--100 bags landing, Tor sale
AZ y GFIEFF & Gu 40 is4
HEAVANA CIGARs-5OO thousand assorted
q u brands and qualities, Ia rsF-. ior sale ,y
z IME-1350 barrels Rockland Lime, cargo of
dlF A. DELsGRAYE q co. Magazine st.
GOLDFISH AND HERRING NGS-2OO boxes in
al '' ~ =. J. HART CO. 10 Tohoapitoulas street.
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GEAOA.

E1yOR GENOA.-The fine A bark -
LOUISA BLISS. Cap aiu Hats hsvag nearly al SaAAf9
tgn N have quick dispatch For hal o fLt
haylug gond board Or to
jantI hog RI, WILLIAMS & co 10 farn ST.
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HNOR BALTIMOkE E-The A | new 45S
Il eipp.r bark NJ AIRY ELIzARETH Capt stetson SAAaAs
row loading AMI will haE quick Fot balance o n
passage appls OF baud,
GEO. W. HYNsoN, 80 Camp street.
ESf- Ihis yeAy.l Will ditcharEa harc
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SEY late arrangement
h ENGLAND, IRELAND and
crrNs,d tacIlty, safe " and dispatch,
wards a, 81 ght, as We | as having Pa
t1 or rom either OF rhe above nanlel
hB- collection OF claims prompt,
isnre, by being "rssT PtIp," Will
New ofleRn October IA. 1853.
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BOSTON,

EOR B0ST0N-CRegular Line OF. Is
Y Packats )The reg0iHr packet ship KENTCCKT, tAAt
VIM l. Phggey ra t., Rasgg large 20 gu
VII nave quick dpatch FoE balance eig passAg apply
Ilnl4 GEO w iYNSON. Camg stinnt.
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EOR BOSTON.-The A l packet bark sEs553ss
H. SARAH OLSEY, Cot.Tet n, having large -
portion hsrrtEht engaged viii have qar dsFaeh.
1t rsrht pas appv To R. " HYNSuS Camp o.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-08-03
EY- The Picayuue notices tn

Ev- The Picayune notices tn,
Summer Sketches" Of Mr.. q. W
Pock, correspondent Of the New Yorl
Courier and Enquirer. In one Of his
letters he cntcrtains himself and Lis
readers with capital quiz upon the
numerous annotations of Shakespeare
text. He has discovered volume ol
tie comments Of Mr.. Joseph Millcrius
on the works Of the great bard, and
here is selection from them:
Mr.. Millers original notes will be
found to throw new light on many Oh
scure passages. Some Of his new
reading are extremely ingcnius. For
example he proposes 10 read
Duncan Is In bis grave:
After lifes h,ful fever he Sleeps We'll
Treason has done his wors"
And so in other instances, as where
Brutus says TO Cassius:
"You say that you nre the better soldier:
Let II appear 10; make your vaun.ing true,
And IL shall please me. W'i-ior mine own part
shuIl be glad to learn OF noble men,"
Mr.. Miller thinks this reading more
in accordance with the genius of the
language the spirit Of the age de-
MAIDS it. lie would pronounce "well''
acal, for the sake Of Of cuphony.
The first line of the Twelfth Night
he thinks incomplete, and would
amend thus
''Ii Music he the food Of Love, or yoa2..)
Give me excess it, ect.
This adds to the meaning and gives
an opportunity for spirited opening
by introducing ''inashne' upon the
stage.
Again he would have similar pa
rentlletical exclamation when Duncan
sends BoDquo to Wacbclh with a
ring for the gcntlcman's amiablc and
accomplished lady.
"This diamond he srects your wife wit'a
by name OF most Lind hostess; and shut upD |
la measurclcss content"
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SHERIFF SALE.

>. NJ. HART Il Go. mo. 1863 Sixth Ju-
vs.. dicial District Court.
BENZ. j.. TlspALg. Parish T.. B. Rouge.
u virtue OF a writ OF seizure and sale is-
- sued in the above entitled and mum.
bered cause, and to me directed from The
Hon. Sixth Judicial District Court in and
for the Parish OF East Baton Rouge and
State Of Louisiana--l will expose at public
sale at the Court House door of said Par.
ish, in the City OF Baton Rouge, on Sutuy.
doy, me I'd NY Of septen,bcy next, 1854, atll
o'clock, A. NJ, all the right, title, interest
and claims of Benjamin r. Tisdale, deien-
dant in the above entitled cause. in and TO
the morfgaged property herein after set.
forth and described, to wit
certain lot or parcel of ground. .itnated
on the Comite road, within the, limits OF
the Corporation Of Baton Rouge, running
one arpent front on said road, by two ar.
penis IN depth. less twenty feet allowed for
said road, bounded East by Josepb y.
Blouin, and West by tire Female Orphan
association, together with all the buildings
and Improvements thereon, being the same
Acquired by defendant from Louis Shep-
pers, by act passed before Samuel SkolGeld
Esq. Recorder, in and for said Parish. on
the 22d day Of August. 1851.
Seized to pay the Plaintiffs-the amount
Of judgment, interest and cost claimed in
said suit. Terms Of Sale-Cash, with the
benefit Of appraisement
july2o-ets. H. V. BABIN, Sheriff.
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The TENTH ARTICLE TO TIL

The TENTH ARTICLE TO THE
TREATY WITH JApAN.-Our contem-
porarics have furnished in detail the
Proclamation of the President, in ref.
crence to the treaty Of amity and
friendship, between his supreme high
ness the Sultan Of Borneo. The
Treaty contains niue articles Of "pro-
visions" to which tenth was afterwards
added in executive session. The nine
articles having bccn ratified on the
18th day of July in the city of Bruni,
an executive session took place and the
following addition was made. We
get it by extraordinary despatch from
Our East India correspondent at jed
DO.
ARTICLE X. His highness Omar
Ali alb eban Panjan Dcmijean Murin
agrees, that in all cases, where vessels
from the United States are wrecked
on the coast Of Borneo, that they shall
not be robbed, unless their covering is
worth at least three "6ooJaa0s." That
if American sailors, violate any of the
laws Of his Supreme highncss, they
shall be tried for the ofIences-after
execution. In consideration of this
the shipping of the U. s. shall be adj
m'tted to Jeddo, on footing with low
Dutch : providing however that they
export no rats.
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GA. w. Bell Esqr., has our
thanks for specimen proofs of the re-
Tised Statutes now being got up under
act of 1854 by U. d. Phillips. The
Typography is Of the first order. Not
having read very attentively, the acts
referred to in the digest, we have no
warrant 10 speak Of the manner. The
method. is tho best. The body of the
work is in now long primmor, with
copious marginal notes in BREWER. We
regret for the dear peoples" sake
more than for our owns that the stat
utcs 10 often require amendment.