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TO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
4 GENTLEMAN accustomed TO cores
"A pondence wishes employment to copyor direct
letters and documents, or otherwise assist in such
matters.
The same gentleman has several fine Rooms for
rent, fionting on Pennsylvania avenue, at No 332,
well furnished. They are convenient TO Dexter's
Hotel, where meals may be procured
Address +. @. at American Organ Office.
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TELEGRA.PHIC NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE
DAILY AMERICAN ORGAN.
-Arrival and Departure Of Steamers.

NKw York, Dec. 2l.--The steamer Hermann
arrived here to-day from Bremen and Southamp.
ton. She left the latter port on the 9th instant,
consequently her dates were anticipated by tho
Asia.
The America sailed from Halifax for Liverpool
at o'clock this morning. ba
Ne,o Orleans Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, December 90. Cotton - sales
yesterday, $4,000 bales; to-day, 5000. Middling,
cents. Business was brisk yesterday; to-day Il
Is apiritess.
Sug,r is better; fair Orleans, I Ia gents.
Whiskey, recti6ed, 3S cents.
Sterling exchange, "a premium.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-12-21

I, FANCY GOODS AND MILLINERY.
VKTILLIAM r. SHEDD, 500, Eleventh
w street, near Pennsylvania avenue, has con-
stantly on hand Millinery, Hosiery Gloves Perfume
ry, Combs, Brushes, and Fancy Goods, fevery de
scription. jy 26-8m
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IMPROVED HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY.
by Authority Of the State of Alabama.
SoUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY
- Lottery.

Glass Y.--To DO drawn January 8, 1855,
In tho city Of Montgomery,
When prizes amounting to
g30,OO0
win be distributed according to the following
UNPARALLELED SCHEDULED
Rememberi One Thousand Priest
Capital Prize. sIO,OOOi
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a FOR THE HOLIDAYSy
n LII who purpose making Christmas or
"A New Years presents, during the approaching
Holidays, are respectfully solicited to examine our
assortment, which is both appropriate and season
able, such as--
Robes de Chambre, Of rich Cashmere and other
patterns
French embroidered Smoking Jackets, new style
al ALSO,
French Oil Prints
DO Smoking Caps
Gold and Silyerrhead Canes
Scarfs, Ties, Cravats
Muiiers Gloves
Porte-monnaies, Vest Buttons
Toilet Articles, Perfumery, &c.
GEO. II. b, WHITE 4 CO.,
Hat, Cap and Gents Furnishing Establishment,
e32, Penn. avenue, bet. 9th and 10th streets
dec 2O-eod2wif
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satta Financial. aa aa
NEW York, Dec. 2l.--stocks are firm. Cleve-
land and Toledo Railroad, ~ 81 Cleveland and
Pittsburg Railroad, a.; Cumberland Coal Co., 20
7-s; Erie Railroad, 81 Galena end Chicago Rail-
load, 12l; Illinois Central Railroad 90 Michigan
Southern Railroad, 94 "a Michigan Central Rail-
road, %; Pennsylvania Coal Company, 9s "a !;
Reading Railroad, "a. Virginia 6's, OF IA; Mis-
souri, OF, 30. A3is3 .sf..9a
Sterling Exchange Is dull.
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Neic York Markets.

New YORK, December 2l.--Flour is firm. Sales
Of $500 barrels--straight State, IS rs; Ohio, rs
So; Southern, 80 go
Wheat is quiet. Sales Of 500 bushels--South-
ern white, y 20; Southern red, 81; Western red,
81 95.
Corn has declined Sales Of $4,000 bushels
Western mixed, 90 IL cents n
Pork is firm. Sales Of ESQ barrels-mess, $40
Beef is dull Sales Of $50 barrels at $l3 so,
f,r Chicago re picked.
Lard has declined. Sales Of 800 barrels, at
IL SO.
Whiskey has advanced. Sales Of 1000 barrels
at 80 Ia for Ohio
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Secretary Board Of Common Counc
DECEMBER 81, 1856.


To the Editors Of the American Organ:
Observing In the Organ of yesterday an article
under the head Of local intelligence, commenting
in part rather upjustly upon the quality Of the gas
at present furnished 70 consumers, refutation OF
the charge of supplying deteriorated article may
not be unsppreciated by discerning public.
Since assuming the charge of the company .
works, (now about month, } the manufacturing do.
partment has been conducted to produce an ample
supply of the best quality of gas The coal used
10 Of the best selection, and in part is from the
same mines as that used at the commencement Of
operations 1t the present works few years ago.
Contingencies may and do occur with all gas
works but every care Is taken to procure the best
gss-coals, as 1t is TO the pecuniary interest," as
well as to the reputation of the company to pro-
duce the best article The Illuminating quality Of
the gas now supplied TO the city of Washington Is
equal to that furnished in New York. Philadelphia,
Baltimore, and other cities, and moreover, it's bril-
liancy has been latterly much admired. @e5
Much OF the dissatisfaction with gas bills might
be obviated by the consumer himself regulating
the gas light by the small faucet At the burner not
allowing the fame to hutter or blow. Further, Il
Ia no criterion 10 judge Of the quality Of light by
the burner. The comparison should be by pho
tometor experiment, sHuf
WILLIAM CApTwproHT e. Il
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WINTERS ExHIBITIos.--The Dioramas at the
Varieties continue to draw crowded houses every
evening. The view of Milan Cathedral and of
Belshaxzar's Feast are universally pronounced to
be masterpieces of art
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IMpUDENcE missed one of the New York
lobby members yesterday in the House, but after
the lapse of an hour or two discovered him snugly
ensconced in the seat of an absent member,
acithin the bar He is said to be an agent of
the New York Central railroad, which desires the
duty taken off of railroad iron.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.

Lessee and Manager .:,...,.., Henry c. Jarrett
(Also OF the Baltimore Museum.)
Stage Manager. Observation-Disclosures. Mr. Jefferson.
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POTATOES, ONIONS,
IN and Apples
Y 100 barrels Vermont Peach Blow Potatoes
80 do golden skin Onions
For sale, wholesale or retail on the corner Of Sew
enth street and Maryland avenue, Island.
200 barrels Baldwin Apples to arrive
dec 2O--8t# g--3~ EA a
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WANTED,
n SITUATION as Canvasser, Distribu-
"A tor, Collector, or in any way TO be useful.
Best Of references given. Address ]. p. L., post
Office. ~ dec 20--8t#
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[MPORTANT TO PERSONS POssEsS-

u ING Daguerrsotypes of absent or deceased
friends.-By late Invention and improvement in
the Photographs Art amy Daguerreotype may be
magnihed TO cabinet life slze and finished In pas
tell or oil colors. without losing the likeness in the
slightest specimens of the art may be seen ut White.
bursts Gallery, No ABA, Pennsy lyana avenue, where
they are made at very moderate price, and at a
nov 28-6m
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PoLKING AND WALTzING.-Many OF the young
dancing beaux arc now seen to be lame or limp
ing. The cause is the damaging of their limbs by
striking against iron and whaiebone, when dam
cling. II is serious thing to risk ones mere bones
against the projecting iron and whaiebone that the
ladies' wear NE N
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-12-21

MASQUERADE BALL.-Professor Numbers Mas
querade Soiree viii take place this evening at
Numbers new hall, near Eleventh street, one door
from the Star Office. There will be brilliant
party present.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-12-21

D UYERS OF TOYS WOULD DO
Nd well, before purchasing, to call at Kriss Krn-
giles depot, asa, Seventh street.
t 51.- HAMMOND,
dec 20--3t A Superintendent.
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LADIES AT THE CAPIroL.--The gallery of the
House was crowded with ladies' yesterdays fact
which doubtless stimulated the Hon. Mr. McMullcn
Of Virginia TO make an unusual effort to preserve
his reputation as an orator.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-12-21

M PRICES or ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Parquette 80 cents.
Family Circle, (second tier) ..,........2
49,. I. -. oV y 2oc
No extra charge for reserved seats. Private Boxes
can be obtained. Box Office open Tuesday and We'd
ncsday from until o'clock
. Doors open at e1S o'clock P. M; Curtain rises at
III O'Clock precisely.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-12-21

Saturday Evening, December ~, 1855,
VIII be performed Farquhar's great Comedy Of
THE INCONSTANT; IN VIZ.
OR, WINE WORKS WONDERS.
Young Mirabel. /. Mr.. j. L. Murdoch
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THEFT or PICTURE Official intelligence has
been received at the State Department that on
the night Of the 10th of July last, a celebrated
picture Of an oval form, painted on canvas BY the
renowned Guido REM, and representing the Bless
ed Virgin and the infant Jesus was stolen from the
Parochial church Of st. Bartholomew, in the city
of Bologna Italy. There is reason to believe that
the theft was committed for the purpose Of dis
posing Of the painting in foreign countries.
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CHRISTMAS PREsEsTs.-Hutchnsoh g. Munro
have received an unusually fine assortment Of
fancy goods for the holidays, such as jewel boxes,
bouquet-holders, cabas, dressng-cases, fans, per-
fumery, opera-glasses &C., &c. Call and examine
them, at No. $40, Pennsylvania avenue.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-17

We would say that We have now in store, rot
only ONE Of the best, but decidedly the VERY
BEST assortment of Boots and Shoes ever offered
for sale in the State OF Iowa We have pat our
selves 70 much pains 70 get such goods as will
not fail 10 give cntirs satisfaction 20 The most
iasldious taste. Our prices shall be such as will
be nndersoId b. any dealers in the West. We
ask Of the Merchants of Iowa careful exam-
nation OF our Goods, and comparison Of our
prices with those of other Wesiern places of
trading. We only ask the patron tge of dealers
upon conditions that we offer better Inducements
than others Respectfully,
MOODY K THOMPSON
Keokak, low a, April II, 1855 dAwtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-17
HEALTH NOTICE.
May I. 1855

By an ordinance Of the Hon. Council o. the
city Of keskuk, the undersigned were appointed
Board OF Health Tor this CITY, and an oiicer
elected TO carry out and execute all the laws and
regulations re atrg TO their public duties.
All persons are therefore notified that James
Lynch, Deputy Marshal, il fully authorized 10
act nader the instructions Of this Board, in 70.
moving forthwith oil nulsances and accumula
tons OF fifth, either public or private and al
persons who shall fail, upon the order Of the iad
heath officer, TO remove such nuisances, are
made liable to pay all expenses attending such
cleansing or removal, when dsne by this Board
or It's officer; md shall also be vigorously prose
cnted for any penalties incurred under the City
ordnance relating 10 nuisances.
10 addition to the above regulations, he Board
Of Health have tbs day appointed DR.. Joseph
). Martin, 10 vsi. all boats landing al this CITY
inspect the condition or the same, and make
proper provision for tire removal and safe accom-
d2tlop OF all persons having inf, c'lous diseass
JoHs r. SANFORD.
NJ. F. COLLINS,
K H. WymAs.
keoku., May ]. 1858. Board of Health.
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Very Desirable Property on the Upper
MiSsISSinni for Sale.

N Eshave for sale very low the oldes; Tavern
w stand in the town CT Pontooshe, Hancock
county, Illinois. Consisting of lots No 3, T.. s.
ande, IN Block s. upon which there is comnlo.
dious two story frame Hotel and large substan.
iial Barn. Also two lots in Harkey's addition
TO Pontoosuc, upon which there is a nvat frame
cottage,
Pontoosuc Is very hourishing town on the
Upper Mississippi, with good steamboat land
ing and Immediately upon tbs line Of the War
saw aud Rockford Rail Road, aid will, without
doubt. Continue 10 increase in population and
wealth.
We will also sell very low lot No. in Block
3, in the fourishiug city Of Keokuk This lot
fronts fifty feet on theriver, immediately IN front
o. the steamboat landing. The improvements
are two story frame house
We also offer the following described rich and
desirable Farming Lands in Clark county, Mis-
sour, only FIVE miles from the city of Aiexan-
dra, South half Of southeast quarter and east
bali Of southwest quarter Of section thrty-four,
~ township sixty Eve, north of range six west
Containing leo acres Spectators will do well
10 call en-
RANKIN & MILLER, Attorneys, or
hUSSEY L. MILLS,
Real Estate Agents, Keokuk Iowa
May 4, 1895. d&wlm
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y
BI TELEGRAPH.

NEw YoRK May l4.-The steamer II.
llnois from California arrived at this port
Yesterday She brings 8l,ll5,38in gold.
The main features OF her news were anti
cipated by the Empire City at New Or
leans.
It was Thoughts. that the Golden Age,
which finally stranded on smooth bed Of
sand, would be got off without an entire
less.
Ike California Legislature was to ad
lourn on the 3oih of April A stringent
law against gambling WIS one of the most
Important enactments Of the session.
After the reported unsuccessful at
tempts to elect q u. S. Senator, it was
anticipated that another attempt would be
made, but with little prospect Of it, &C
complishment.
The affairs of Adams e. Co. are report
ed to be in perplexed condition, and
suits have been commenced against the
retiring parties in the East.
! Great complaint is made in San Fran
cisco OF the financial management or her
municipal officers. Sandwich Island dates
are to the I'd ul..
PHILADELPHIA. May l4-Cap:. II gra-
ham, in reply to the invitation OF our citi.
zens, says he must decline the profcred
honor, as circumstances require his i'm.
mediate presence in South Carolina.
/ BoSToN. May IA Some confusion was
caused III the House to day, by the expel-
ling Joseph HISS, OF nunnery and Mrs
Patterson noioriety. He entered the hal
and resumed his vacated seat twice, and
each time was removed by the Sergeant
pit Arms, by orders which passed the
House almost unanimously Ii is pre-.
suned Hiss acted in this most singular
manner under advice Of his counsel
Messrs. Bonj. +. Butler and BsnI. Dean
counsel for Hiss In the late investigation
have published an address announcing his
expulsion from the House as arbitrary and
done on frivolous grounds.
NEW YoRK, May la dispatch from
Washington intimates that the State De
partment has knowledge Of the organiza-
ton OF filibusiering expedition in this
city against Peru, under Gen Echinized
whose reinstatement, in power is the OBJ.
Ject. Arrests are looked Tor
The propeller for the Kane Arctic en-.
petition arrived here this p. NJ. Her con
sort is almost ready, and they will doubt
less get oil BY June 18th.
| PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-THE jury il
the case Of James Darnaub charged in tn,
i. S. Circuit with piracy in being con
cened ia the slave trade with the bril
Gray Eagle, Last night returned = verde
OF not guilty.
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Setting the River on Fire. F."

Used to Be one ofthe presumed impos-
si5iilles in this quarter OF the world -
They do il easily enough "out West, &C
cordIng Evansville { Ind. Journal: -
We have never seen in print notice Of
he following strange fact, although every
steamboat man acquainted with Green
River navigation can verify It's truth
Just above The locks, when the river is in
a certain stage very low, for se$a raj miles
steamboats, shut down their furnace doors
and allow no torches to be listed fer Tear
Of what the deck hands call setting tie
river on fre' Frequently boats using
torches orkeepnr their furnace doors open
al this particular place, have found them
selves engulp pied in blue flames. greatly
to the alarm of The passengers, and IN
several instances, the passengers have
only been prevented by the strenuous ex-
eftlons of the officers. from leapin over
board in their alarm
The cause Of this singular phenomenon
is as follows
The bottom OF the river becomes cover
ed with forest leaves and rubAsh to the
depth o. some inches, probably several
feet. Boa's in low water run through
this bed of vegetable matter, their wheels
stirring it up thoroughly. TAN inilammable
gas is thus permitted to escape, which, on
communication with flame, al once takes
fire, and burns with blue blaze, All such
time the boat IS stopped and the flames
cease. When out, the boat goes on again
taking the precautioh mentioned above.
Unless allowed to continue some little
time, this burning gas is not apt TO com
munlcate its flame TO the wood but it is
quite sufficient to seriously alarm these
not acquainted with the result.
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To F. ~ Wright, P w Potter, s. s. Billings,
and the unknown heirs OF Ida Ball, deceas-
cd
YOU are hereby Notified To remove nuisance
L existing upon lots one Il and two (2) in
block forty-nine 49, in the city Of Kreknk
caused by stagnant water thereon Said nui
ssnce to be removed BIZ the first day OF June
next, by filing the said lots with earth ,utH
GENTLY high TO abae said nuisance. and that un-
less aoated within the time specified above il
sill be proceeded against according TO ord.
nance NJ. F. LANDON,
Marshal Of the CITY OF Ksokuk
Keokuk, May II, 1855. dla,
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

~ go. CRITTENDEN has taken the store ate
" ~ occupied by Messrs. Hawkins 1 Billings
corner OF 5th and Main Streets, and has opened
large and well assorted stock Of Boots and
Shoes intended specially tor the retail trade.
He axis the inspection Of the citizen, and pub.
lie generally, feeling confident that his en- peri.
ence in the trade, and the favorable terms on
which they were purchased, combined with 1
determination to build mp : permanent trade,
will enable him 10 sell lower than any house 10
this City. Quick sales and small profits il his
motto
Keckak, Msy q. 1883 d.f
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~~S9@9' AepAAph5
our article Of this morning rela-
ting TO deadly nuisance" at the corne,
OF Concert and Third Streets, does great
injustice to the Board of Health, as vel
as to those who have been appointed tc
carry out their instructions. 1t has onl,
been week or two since The City Council
appointed an efficient officer to remove
nuisances and carry out the health regula-
tons and that short time has been dill
gently occupied by Mr., Lynch in the per.
tormance of his duty. There were GER
tain portions Of the city, which were par
! ticularly unhealthy. and the Board OF
Health considered it their duty to attend
to these first. Ii the writer Of this morn
ing's article, could see the changes which
have been made in certain blocks below
Third Street, he would abate a little Of
his censure.
But there is no need Of this unjust and
emelttered allusion to the Board Of Health,
respecting the particular nuisance com
planned Of. Il is simply an accumulation
OF water upon lot. produced by the
grading of the streets. Notice has been
taken of il by the Board of Health, and
on Monday last the President Of that
Board was informed by Mr.. j. L. Estes,
that earth would be deposited in the lot
from an adjoining Alley. Also the Health
Officer has been notified Of il and will at
terd to II as soon as possible bu, where
there are SO many things to do. a begin
ming has to be made some where, and il /
was thought best to attend TO these things
in the order Of their Importance This is
being done, and we hope it will not be
long before all cause Of complaint will be !
The flaming hand bills to which YOU
alIude were ordered by the Cry Council,
Il was simply notice of the action of the |
Council. and intended to facilitate the
Board Of Health and IFS officer in the per I
Torrance of their duty. The fact that
they were flaming was owing entirely to
the printer, as the manuscript of the Board
WAS simple and unostentatous.
In conclusion we wish to inform your
readers that the Board. of Health have no |
easy task to perform. They meet with |
many curses and much abuse from per
sons who cannotappreciate the importance
OF cleanliness shout their premises. and
this fact should induce more enlightened
people, who desire to aid them in the per
formance their duty, to be little more
charitable in their criticisms. Your arti
Gle is unnecessarily censorious and at
tributes motives to the Board OF Health
which none but the baseSt heart could
cherish. Respectfully.
JNO, +. SANFORD.
President Board Of Health.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-05-17

AMusiNc.-The editor OF the ALBANY.
Heg's'sr. having been disturbed by an
asscmbiage Q: cats under his window
thus gives vent to his indignation:
"But those cats in our opinion, are in
danger, and we warn all who have an in
terest in them either present or expectant
to look to them. We have been constrain.
ed to watch for hours, when we ought to
have been asleep. We have heard the
clock strike twelve, one. two, intervals in
their performances, and have been tempted
to use OF terms no. to be found 10 sny re-
ligious work, or any standard sermons Of
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Election Of Directors,

0FrIcr KKoKuK, Fl. DIS MONIES AND MIN
NesorA RAIl. ROAD COMPANY,
Keokuis, May IS, 1855
I'VE stockholders Of the Keokuk, Fl Des
I%Alolnes aud Minnesota Rail Road Company
are hereby notified that an election of eleven
Directors Tor SAID Company viii be- held at the
City Hallin the city Of Keoknk, on Monday, the
lllh dar Of Jana next, at : O'Clock, F. NJ
BY order OF the Board Of Directors
c. +. CONN, Secretary.
May II, 1855 IA
heoknk Dispatch and Fort Desmoines States.
man euDy
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New Grocery Store.

A J !. r A !. St o n & b 20.
1T AVE Just opened a rev Family Grocery and
Ii Provision Store, in the room formerly occu-
pied by d. q. Smith as an Auction Room, on
Johnson Street where they intend 10 keep q
choice and well selected variety exactly adapted
10 The demands of the retail trade OF the city,
They invite the inspection of the citizens gene.
rally, and have no doybt that they can offer in
ducemsnts for frequent calls and continued Gus
tom. A. j. RALSTON A. BRO
rs, Johnston Street
Keokuk Nav 10, 1855
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Have many of eur readers seen the verses
he naming Of child written by Mary, the unl
y sister OF Charles Lamb?
! have got new born sister;
! was nigh the first that kissed her
When the nursing woman brought
To papa this infant daughter
How phpa's dear eyes did g|isten
She viii shortly be 20 christen;
And papa has made the otler,
shall have the naming of her.
Now wonder what would please her,
Charlotte, Julia or Louisa
Ann and Mary they're toe COMMON,
Joan's too formal for a woman
James prettier name beside;
But we have Jane that died.
They would say IL twas Rebeecs,
That she was little Quaker
Edith's pretty. bat fhst looks
Better il old English books
Ellen left of long ago,
Bianch is out Of fashion now
None that have named as yet
Are half SO good as Margaret.
Emily Is neat and fine
What do you thisk of Caroline
How am puzzled and perpexed
What to choose or think OF next
aEH 10 little fever
Lest The name that should give hes,
Should disgrace her or dtfame her;
viii have papa name her