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Fashionable Cfofhinq.

THOMPSON & NIXON, No. 10 Camp street,
Gs Have received Winfield addition, to thar stock u
to render it n complete assortment OF
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS.
comprising
CLoAKs OF Black French Cloth, " y, Il, and full circle.
OVER COATS, of various qualities STYLES.
DRESS COATS, of Black French Cloth, various qualities
FROCK COATS, Of Black and cotorai Cloths.
BUSINESS COATS Of Black colored Cloths pab and u1 MI.
PANTALooSS, Of Black and fancy Doesku Cashmere.
VESTS Cashmere, Satin Wooden Velvet Black and Fancy Ska
and White Marseilss single and double breasted.
SHIRTS, Of Fine Linen and Linen BoEoms.
HOSIERY Of Shaker F!annels Meno Cashmere Silk
MORNING GOWNS, UMBRELLAS PER FUMERY, ETC. #, gutf
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IMPORTANT FROM CHLI-Seietnr Of TiCo .9merican Ships
tcith Gold Dust Condition Of the HalkesA letter in the
NewIork Herald dated Valparaiso. Jan 20 states that
the late revolution has been put down peace restored
but the writer adds;
There has, however recently been terrible commo-
on among the State prisoners the Straits of Magellan
BantShcd from their homes account of political aud
other offences, they got up revolution there among
misunderstanding the Governor taking the garrison and
declaring themselves free and independent of Chill
The American bark Florida, which mentioned in Il
former letter as having been chartered by this govern
ment, and reightel with full cargo of revoluonists
was forcihy seized while at the Straits, and
possession of the prisoners, Official information has also
been given to the American Consul here that another
American vessel tname unknown bound from California
10 NeWl ork with large amount of gold on board had
been captured by these renegade who have sailed with
both vessels for parts unknown There being. unfor-
tunately no American man-ofwar this part OF the
coast at present the English and French Amirals have
both dispatched ships in search of these daring pirates
and we hope soon to be advised of their capture
similar outbreak has recently occurred the Island
oil Juan fernandez, and attempts made to take the
American bark Eliza which freighting with wood
there at the time but she succeeded in putting out to
before they accomplished their designs This island
is at present of the depots for Chill prisoners
Owing to the recent political disturbances here,
fear of being pressed into the large numbers
laboring population have and still emgrating to
California Some 5000 reported to have sailed from
this port alone, within the past three months
The best brands of Chilli -four held IS so a bag
of 200 fb at which value American flour under the new
tariff is admitted free of duty.
The general stock of goods the market is heavy and
accommodating but active demand from the interior
well Bolivia is anticipated Freights continue
scarce and at nominal rates The number of American
vessels in port is reduced to or 10.
There at present from so to 60 English vessels
our bay portion of which chartered and by the
end OF next month the number will probably decrease
and we trust that future charters will be at
ADVANCE
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hit Tho HERON

~ ST. PATRICK's NIGHT. = The HERON
FAMILY SIR WILLIAM DoN.-Mss MARY ANN, FANNY and
AGNES HERON respectfully their friends and the public
in general that their BENEFIT AND LAsE APPEARANCE the
ST. Charles Theatre will take place EVENING 7h
March, which occasion the popular Comedian and Scotch
Bsronet SIR WILLIAM DON, will An excellent bill will be
offered. mills 9ts
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APPOINTMENTS.

MARCH 13.-W. D. Collins Notary Public, Parish of st.
Landry.
G. f. Connolly Director of the Barataria and Lafourche
Canal Company.
Joseph Bacon. Notary Public. Parish of ST. Landry.
Joseph Dubue, Urban Pauche. Etienne Cernlont
Inspectors of Weights and Measures. NewOrleans.
Pardoned-F. Aguado, Augustus Cady W. H. Glass,
and slave Dick.
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Proceed, Delta

IMPORTANT ERRoR,-Upon reflection the Secretaries of
the Independent Reform Meeting" appear to have
the conclusion that their modesty could bear
their first report and have sent second edition $
vised and corrected Well believe will insert
bothone stating that the nominations submitted
the meeting and the other that they not They
can pay for either and make their choice One pub
fish gratis
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH II, 1852.

MARRIAGEs AND DEATHs-We will hereafter publish the
simple of marriages and deaths free Of
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rs For RECORDER. arc authorized to
Mr. F. BOULIGNY Candidate for RECORDER OF THE
FOURTH DISTRICT ORLEANS formerly the city of La
fayet ke2S
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!, Nag> For REcoRDER-Second District: ]. l.
FABRE. mhs
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EAnLy CONTRACT FOR HoGs.-The Louisville journal
states that contracts already making hogs to be
packed next winter One lot have been contracted for
100 head at 81 25 net and another for 100 head 81
both lots to average 200 pounds and to be delivered
Madison between the 10th and Goth of December next
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DAILY CRESCENT.

THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT
OFFICE 9S CHARLES STREET,
will bs regularly this city and Lafayette at
early every xceped for ss advance
Is cents week payable to the cnes
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
From the following rates Of charges OF
ten nss pearl, will be invariably adhsrsd to, viz:
Ever
Advertisements page charged each day
viii be made with those who advertise by the scar
shorter tins. II. 1910. 'l5,,i.e, 1,
An will published month and charged
accordingly
Crescent has strcng claims advertisers medium Of
public. Its circulation, which large when
the hands the proprietor has been steadily
rapidly through the DILL season nstcoe
October %, 1851.
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BURNED EfFlGy-Seyeral of the members of the Del
aware Legislature it is stated burned in efgy
days ago in consequence of their having for new
charter to the New Castle and Frcnchtown railroad
apparently much excitement in that State against
the new grant and several meetings the subject have
| been called
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N1- For COMPTROLLER. - Please announce
DxBUYs, present Comptroller Of Municipality No. on
Candidate COMPREHENSIVE OF THE CITY OF NEW
ORLEANS. felt
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MoRrALlry.-1n Network during the week ending the
9th inst, there 3sS deaths Of these 81
II women 1873 boys and 103 girls A deaths by
SUMPTION IL by scarlet fever q by yphus fever l6 by
small pox and 80 by inflammation of the lungs
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Drict-JAMES RoBB W. P. CONVERSE ARNOLD HAIR
RlS, L. W. SEWELL, JAMES STOCKTON.
Second Hytrict-R W. MONTGOMERY, GREER b, DUNCAN W.
A. GASQUET, DR.. lSIDORE LABATUT.
Third Dsirict-W. c. C. CLAIBORNE, J. ]. LUGENBUHI.
Fourth Lstrict-W. NJ. PERKINS.
(Signedl W. G. KENDALL. Chairman of Committee.
The Presiden then submitted to the meeting approval
candidates recommended in the the
proposed that their approval rejection should be submitted
enlightened tho ballot box MONDAY NEXT.
WILLIAM ALLING, s,,;
mill 1t W. p ATWOOD, oe't"'Af'es'
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y U
Ill rs Canal Street. Ely

VsS SWSdatt Sts stSN
&. NJ. SIMPSON
" Now offers to the public
THE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS
EVER SOLD IN THIS CITY,
from tresh and dssirabo stock. His assortmen. OF
DRESS GOODS
iavsry superior, and consists ii part Of
BAREGEs, all Wool at TWO BITS.
SATIN PLAID BAREaEs at THREE BITS.
BRoCHE BAREGEs at THREE BITS.
RICH NEW STYLE BAREGES at FOUR BITS.
ORGANIZE MUSLINS, FRENCH, at TWO BITS.
FINE SWISS MUsLINs at THREE DOLLARS PER PIECE.
GINGHANs, FROM ONE BIT PER YARD UP.
PRINTED LINENS LAWNS, TISSUES. GRENADINES ETC. ETC.
GREAT SACRIFICES
will be made on Winter Goods.
THE IRISH LINENS
just opened aud are
ALL the eonrsest qualities guaranteed flax and FREQ from
dressing. They priced at but II slight advance on
the importation cost and
MUCH CHEAPER
than many houses ask for inferior quality.
ill LINEN GOODS
sold cheap h.re-LINEN sHEETIN'is LINEN PILLOW
CASINOS, LINEN LAWNS, ToWEIINGs, TABLE
DAMAsKs, TABLE NAPKINS and other
HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS.
MOSQUITO MEETINGS, MATTINGs, TABLE COVERS,
be had very low.
IMMENSE ouNTERPANES, yard. square THREE DOLLARS
AND FIFTY CENTS;
NEXT SIZE measuring yards at THREE DOLLARS
THE LARGE STOCK OF RIBBONS
ous-rnAny them just price
GOOD RIBBONS be had for FIFTEEN CENTS PER YARD
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFS,
qualities Embroidered very
article worth nine dollars dozen SIX DOLLARS ONLY.
HOSiERY--A large stock very low prices.
PARASOIS, of the latest importation, cheap.
GRAPE StiAWS AT REAL BARGAINS. See them!
FRESH KID GLOVES,
the gualyu.t eceiyedBLACK AND WHITE SIX BITS
| LIGHT COLoRS at SIXTY CENTS.
FILET AlTTS AND GLOVES AND LACE THREAD GLOVES
| DOTTED SWISS MusLINs OF VARIOUS QUALITIES.
EMBROIDERED AND LACE GOODS.
UNDERsLEEVEs, CAPEs, CUFFS Also, REAL THREAD
LAcES, reduction Of TWENTY FIVE PER CENT.
BLACK SILKS, very low other SILKS SELLING OFF UNDER
FIRST COST.
fF- opened, fresh assortment of
| DOMESTICS,
Of the popular brandt, them very good
EIGHT CENTS PER YARD by the piece.
Also received by the ship oswego,
PLANTATION GOODS,
d every acknowledgements, 7s "a PLAIN ANDTWLED
| SOUTHERN AND HICKORY STRIPE COTToNADES;
| DENNIS, and a large lot Of
| PLANTATION BLANKETS,
GREAT BARGAIN, for cash approved city acceptance
UNDER CLOTHING, Lambs Wool Mcrino selling of CHEAP
| Ls
l
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Arctic TRAvELsCount de la Guiche whose arrival at
St. Paul in Minnesota recently announced accom-
panied by Dr. Rae who has been making some expora-
tions in the Arctic regions for the past years being
of the many explorers who have made attempt to
find track of Sir John Frankns expedition Dr. R.
brings of the seemingly lost explorers He was
rather of the opinion that majority of the party were
avethat their ships had been crushed in the ice and
that they were among the Esqumaux, perhaps wan
derug but not lost and that portion of the party would
vet be found alive
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~ INDEPENDENT REBORN MEETING Al

ny INDEPENDENT Reform MEETING.-At an
adjourned meeting held
instant for the purpose of hearing and celebrating repor.
Committee appointed previou. meeting candidates
Hon Felix Gmn called TO the Chair and William AIlg W
p Atwood appointed Secretaries
Mr. W. G. Kendall Chairman of the Committee Thirteen being
called on by the Chair to furnish his report, that gentleman
remarks, read to the meeting the following:
Hon Fsit5 Ir,ma, PtsHt-Your Committee respectfully
that dischagng the duty imposed them by submitting noma
lions administer important Offices under the Of til.
OF Seworesns they have in the performance this
sble duty been guided by the motives will promote liberia
pery Of the city and State and that they therefore, earnestly
mend the approval ratification the following citizens
evng that their election will best insure the reestabshment public
confidence, and the Infusion energy and efficiency in the direction
the affairs Of the government of NewOreans:
For Tteasurer-Judge GEORGE Y. BRIGHT.
Congratulations CALHOUN.
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ne" For ALDERMAN are authorized to
BENJAMIN FLORENCE Esq., as Candidate
MAN from the Fourth Dstrc of the city of NewOeans.
tE Election to take place the 4t Monday in March mid
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m- For CITY SuRvEYoR-Messrs Editors Of
the Crescent
CITY SURVEYOR. THE PEOPLE.
ES- Election on the 22d March, 1852. fal6 Up
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HASDRLLs -W We understand certain persons are
pleased to state that handbils calling upon the wings to
attend the Independent Reform Meeting issued from
US There is not word of truth in the statement,
We printed them as would any other job and expect
to be strictly paid
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G.G- For CITY SURvEYoR.-We are authorized
HUGH GRANT Candidate for CITY SURVEYOR OF
NEW ORLEANS. GB Election Monday,
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ARREST OF HUNGARIAN HAyANA-NIr. Ulman. a
Hungarian by BIRTH but resident of NewYork who re-
Gently went to Havana manager for celebrated singer
has been arrested there the charge of being emssry
of kossuth because he had letter from Kutaha in the
Hungarian language in his possession The letter was
merely from old schoomae asking him to procure him
employment in the United States He was sent to the
Moro notwithstanding the silly charge
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leighton y Co.'s
FIRST PREMIUM SH r rs

FL RST p r L NJ l U NJ S II $.
THE EMPORIUM,
No. GO Canal street, next door to st. Charles,
repee with splendid of SHIRTS AND GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS of every description.
The assigned short ago, why LEIGHTON CO.'S
SHIRTS preferred all Others have been fully realized by gentle
who have been purchasing snd will he by those who
them hereafter.
THE CELEBRATED PREMIUM 81 SO SHIRTS,
With fine Linen Booms Collars Wristbands and having all the
OF 81 80 Shirt have just been eplenshed and good tit
ia guaranteed.
THE LINEN SHIRTS
Stand unryaled in the South Try half all Linen for EIII
TEEN DOLLARS and them with Shirts offered elsewhere
for "a
SHIRTS WITH LINEN BosoMs FROM FIFTY CENTS EACH.
The assortment of SUMMER UNDER CLOTHING ia complete and
cRAvArs, POCKET HANDKenculErs GLOVES,
suSPENDERs, PATENT UMBRELLAS, etc,
Will be sold at prices that defy competition
-" Observe the address.
LEIGHTON & CO.'S
First Premium Shirt and ticnlemens Furnishing Store,
No. CANAL STREET next door to ST. Charles street.
as Mandatory No Is Park Place, New York mills steo2p
.seaU Orleans Comb, Bsush and
Ga.4fDsss'3 Fancy store. HGss-assisssS
THH%I JOS EPH Fl UFTY, Ei%TiH
sW!.:!il NO. CHARITIES 10 STREET, ,Ig.A.p
rs Would respectfully call the attention Country Merchants and
City Dealers to his large nnd extensive Of
COMBS,
BRUSHES, AND
FANCY GOODS,
selected with the greatest especially the Southern trade
The following few of the articles impossible
all IN this circular
C. o M bS
TORTOISE SHE'LL TUCK COMBS nile and approved
patterns; SHELL SIDE LONG, DRESSING and POCKET;
BRAZILIAN COMBS, of all descriptions; ENGLISH
DRESSING, POCKET REDDGNG COMBS;
IVORY FINE AND DRESSING; TOR
ToIsE and BUFFALO FINE; BUF-
FAIo DRESSING, TUCK and
TWIST COMBS, etc. etc
BruShes
Under this head will he found HAIR
CLOTH, TOOTH, SHAVING HORSE, HEARTH,
NAIL, WALL SCRuBBrNG, FLESH
AND PAINT BRUSHES.
Fancy G0OdS.
LADIES' WRITING DESKS, WORK BOXES CARD AND NEEDLE
CASES, GOLD PENCILS, HAIR ORNAMENTS, Splendid
PARLoR PAINTINGS, FANCY TOILET Bot.
TIES, STANDS, ALABASTER
FIGURES
Under this class taste and bse ronsur
READILY be gratihed by examination.
rs- Agent for sTEEL'S BEAUTIFUL FEATHER BUSTERS
which Will be sold at NewYork prices
EF- COLTS REVoLYERS and other PISTOLS. mills 6tqp
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We are indebted to the officers the steamers Grand
Turk and Bostona for river favors
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GB- For STREET CoMMIssIoNER.-Pleas an
A. MONTANYE Candidate for the office of STREET COM
MISSIONER the solicitation ensuing election,
22d March. fe23
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Fur Ttea,prer-Judge GEORGE Y. BRIGHT.
Contradictions CALHOUN.

First Bisrict-JAMES RoBB W. p. CONVERSE ARNOLD HAIR
RIS, Z. w SEWELL, JAMES STOCKTON.
Second Ditrict-R. w MONTGOMERY, GREER B. DUNCAN w
A. GASQuET, Dr. ISDORE LABATUT.
Third Diricf--W. C. c. CLAIBORNE, j. ]. LUGENBUHI,
Fourth Distrct-W. NJ. PERKINS
Signed W. C. KENDALL, Chairman Committee.
The President then announced the meeting that these
would be submitted the enlightened of the city, The ballot
box, on MONDAY NEXT.
Mr., Robb having delivered a address, meeting
icurned. FELIX GRIMA, President.
VIZ W.t5!t AFA A5al,"' Secretaries, mill !.
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MG~ For TREAsURER.-WM. III. GARLAND is a
Candidate for OF THE NEW ORLEANS. fegc
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Common Sense Well Expressed.

The leading editorial in yesterdays Picayune
is one of the clearest phrase and most thoroughly
arranged ideas we have met with in a long time.
The Picayune in this does not hold GO independ-
ence'' to be non-opposition to every thing, but
the privilege of speaking what its conductors
think, even at the cost of some Is dimes" This
is our idea of I" independence"
On this matter, it thus excellently expresses
itself:
the right to think and act without regard party but
not the duty to act directed by any set of be-
they make the denouncing of parysm the rally
OF combination. III does not assume that hos
tity to existing organizations, in and out of
son. the erection of organization for particular
purpose however desirable in itself necessarily and al
all times expediept That would he to substitute
class of preiudce for anotherto make rule for
ton unreasonng and savs the very eaty to party
which is denounced The exercise OF the right OF free
judgment means proposed and on their probable
alton is necessary to manly independence the right
to be unshacked in the choice of the end to be sought
It, then, truthfully adds:
ave are have three sets of candidates instead OF
two with the effect that see around us of hotter
icts angrier collisions and and bitterness
than remember for many day in one of the regular
contests of wings and democrats
In imitation Cor travestie) of Mr.. Robbs hui
mility," the Picayune concludes:
at their right however to pursue their convictions
and act independently upon Our opinions
prefer them, and think that after while goodly
number of those who differ from will prefer them too
Now, can somebody tell us how and why the
Delta, after strenuously asserting the propriety
of strictly party nominations, has so suddenly
jumped Jim Crow" and turned up standing
for the sc independent Robb ticket?
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-17

We know two of our most respectable citizens
who Indignantly repudiate the " Independent
Reform" nomination as Il reflection upon the
propriety of their political associations and CO.
nominees. They will repudiate humbug and
bond holders.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-17

WOMEN OF CHRrsrIANTy-This is the title of work
handsomely published by D. Appleton s Co., of New
York, and for sale by B Steel 60 Camp street The
work is highly spoken Of and the name of the author
Miss Julia Kayanaugh is the best endorsement of tea
ry merit
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rs For STREET CoMMrssIoNER-Ed of
the PATRICK DAILY Candidate for
has old resident this city, and
rally known Day the Dayuan He will be supported by his
| hiepds
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-17

Cool. THE Secretaries of the sc Independent
Reform Meeting coolly report that" the Pres-
dent submitted to the meeting for its approval
the names of the candidates recommended in
the report of the committee" The Secretaries
will not require refrigerator to keep them
cool in summer, or g face" enough to travel
with
&c The names of the candidates recommended
in the report of the committee never were sub
mitted to the meeting and the Secretaries must
be queerly deaf not to know the fact.
By the way, how comes it that Mr.. Kendall
is reported Chairman of the Committee, and YET
could not read the names he reported, and Of
fered candidates not from districts, but from
the LIST, I'd, Sd, and 4th Uards Who writes
an illegible hand
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-17

DEATH OF FRAzEH, ScULPToR,-This distinguished
artist died lately at the residence of his daughter
New BEDFORD Massachusetts, at the age Of sixty years
He lived in the city of NewYork many years where he
executed busts of many eminent men, including Pr"si-
dent Jackson Chief Justice Marshall Daniel Webster
Lafayette in 1924 De Witt Clinton. John Jay Bowditch
Prescott Story J. Lowell T. H. Perkins Bishop Hobart
DR. Minor Dr. Stearns, Nathaniel Prime, George Girls
void. Eli Hart, etc
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RAFT IN GRAND RIVER The Plaquemine Sentinel learns
that raft has been formed in Grand River preventing
steamboats, passing through that channel 1t likewise
states that ii the drift continues running i'll the
quantity for week longer Bayou Sorre would be choed
up-in which case, navigation the Attakapas in that
direction will be entirely cut off
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-17

THE LIBRARY BENEFT-Al those who take interest
in the welfare of city and its institutions will be pleased
at the announcement of Madame Bishop to sing tomorrow
evening specially for the benefit of Lyceum Library
We shall be much disappointed if the occasion
draw overtowing audience
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-17

BrNEFrr-Mr. Mark Smith takes benefit tomorrow
night at the St Charles Theatre Mr. Mark Smith is or
his ageD unusually correct and well studied actor
He gives abundant promise of superior merit and thor
oughy deserves the liberal attendance of the public We
sincerely wish him what he amply merits-a benefit which
shall be benefit
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-17

CoNsIsTENcY.-ln The Delta of yesterday
morning was the following:
THE Wing RANGERs.-A meeting of this body took
place last night at the Pearl House Some fifth members
present
And in The Delta of yesterday evening, this
THE WIG RaNGERs.-This body of young wings was
out last night in respectable numbers nth Music and
banners.
Proceed, Delta
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-17

N4- For STREET COMMIssIoNER.--F. MENDOZA
Candidate STREET COMMISSIONER subject nomina
ton of the Wing Convention. mh3 II
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MMLLE TERESA PARoDI.-The second visit of Parodi and
her talented associates will be quite event We hear
pretty general desire expressed that she may be induced
to appear the stage during her visit
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-17

DuBurEs ADAM EvE.-These world-renowned paint
ngs still exhibition the Municipal Hall where
they will remain the whole of this week These pictures
have been the admiration of Europe America the
last nineteen years and notwithstanding the many visit
and repeated visits lose of their attraction
deed every visit will insure second and third there
is much to study and contemplate in those noble works
art the subject still interests every one" The Fall of
Man and the execution of the artist calls forth uni
versal praise