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EXCHANGE PLACE. ADJOINING THE PosToFFIcE.
RAVENscLlFFE. By the Author of Amelia Wynllam' ETC.
Rnvepsfa surpassed in by those
sThe Aimirais Daughter" [AthenGum
"MRs MaRsH's Nnrshs novel reminds
otwo works. Bride and Jane Eyre.'
We do by this that It'll imitation in whole part of
either Its powerful novel; with of force and intensity
in combination with homely incident which resemble the treatment
oftrsgedy by the old English dramasis" Literary World
"RArhsscitFFH by Mrs Marsh. NewYok Harper Brothers.
Had this vigorously written novel woud
have attributed authority lsdy. The hero Iangford,
rgiy masculine character throughout the book there
traces such knowledge Of the world few possess"
[NewYork Advertiser.
NEW NOVEL by the Author oEilvie. THE HEAD
OF THE FAMILIES. In three volumes story throughout
deserves p"e for purity of continent decucy
preston the highest womHny Examiner.
LAURIE foDD Life and writings of Grant Thorun by
hme' limo PIP 27s " Without than ordinary literary
pretcn'ions and without extensive ming this one Of the most
entertaining pieces of biography at recently apparedD
Literary World. "
ih nhe DUN oN CANARY BIRDS. The Faneier
"'' to the Breeding, Rearing, Feeding Man
ageh' ana reeu tes of Cage Birds and Pigeons.
Poultry a., - ' ~ " ~ ~
HUGH MILL '.p,s LAST ,sopu .r ,., J., ,,s.Ia,
p - of Hugh Miers last work, entitled SCENES
-.E6ESDs OF THE NORTH OF SCOTLAND From the second
London edition. One VOL, l9mo. pages
THE GERMAN LAWYER IN THE UNTTEDS OF AMERICA.
An dpeL sable Form Book and Assistant body especially
to the Farmer Mechanic, Merchant,
e' Lawyers con,t"bes, and County and Town Officers in Ger
md English.
| sTuRGEs ON THE GAME OF DRAUGIITs Second American
edition.
AS GOOD AS COMEDY. philadelphia, A. Hart "Ths is
those humorous stories Of life in the South States Its
descriptions Of scenery and popular generally uh0
[NewYork Commercial Advertiser
MARCUS WARLASD By Caroline L. Hentz Phalelp A.
Hart "There is such deluge wild
It'll pleasant to meet md then with tale like this which
rather like uagina-
ton" [NewYork Commercial Advertiser.
REDpNG ON WINES Every known kin of and
the means Of detecting authorizations fully explained. Connes
of wine will find the work guide making purchases
APPS BIT j. c. MORGAN.
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TsER CAuGHT.-A letter from Singapore has the fol-
lowing in reference to tigers Yesterday the body of
Tiger brought in. having been caught in the
pits constructed at the of Government in the Piah
Lehar district We learn that few days ago a was
carried off by tiger in that locality and another
ser Rice About week ago tiger got into of Mr.
Ameidas pits at Sirangong but after attempts
ceeded in cramhling out again and made its escape
This pit unfortunately had its depth twenty
teet being supposed be sufficient prevent any animal
falling into from getting aud there being also
,ral feet of water the bottom The Government has
eight pits and nine traps for tigers in various parts
island that it is hoped that the ranks the tigers
will be considerably thinned in short time.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-12

Dr. Sherman keeps two establishments supplied with
his celebrated Hernia trusses his patent
shoulder etc these stores are ut NO ~ ana NO
9S St Charles street 1t is at the latter store that
Mrs Sherman waits upon ladies and children who may
require the articles in question We refer to the wide
spread reputation of Dr. Sherman, proof that what
he sells may be relied upon admirable mechanical rene
dies for various bodily complaints
..Oh, land to memory and to freedom dear
Land of the melting Tyre anu conquerinR spear
Land of the clad hill, the fragrant grove
OF and arms. of genius and ot love.
Hear, fairest Italy
Italy than any other country are we indebted
for choice musical compositions Reference to music
minds us that II D. Hewitt SO Camp street, keeps an ex
tensiye fashionable assortment OF sheet music song
etc We call attention the admirable tone of his must
cal instruments.
The greatest work of art are told is that which
conveys mind of the spectator the greatest number
of the loftest and pure well as most pleasing
IDEAS, One of the choicest collections of oil paintings
and enrravings ever exhibition here is that Of the
Southern Art Union 147 Common street. 1t includes
the artistic productions of Robbins farnod Muller
and an Eckhout No charge is made to visitors for adj
mission.
One word about Dr. Charles i. Kes His reputation
as dentist is becoming well established in NewOreans
and justly because his mechanical and operative ab-
ties deserving of high praise Space of course pre-
vents heightened remarks but add that he has
been very successful in the treatment of children teeth
lis scale of prices being that ork will doubt
offer inducements to many His office is at the
ner of St Charles and North streets
Man without envy and PRIDE says Vaudeville may
with great propriey be compared to log in pond with
but little inclination to himself And Horace Wal
pole remarks that envy though Of the worst and
meanest of passions, somehow natural to the
human breasn Well may other dry goods establishments
envy the amount of attracted % Charities
Bradys old stand great variety of superior goods
there sold at low prices.
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the courteses of sister States, and acting direct
ly in discouragement Of increase Of popula-
ton, by ordering that no one, even 2 citizen OF
another State, shall vote until he shall have
resided within the State two years hrst; ana
then, adding in further restriction, that an
absence of ninety consecutive days Gust some
thing less than what is called the epidemic
season') ssshall interrupt the acquisition of the
residence of two years; so man might labor
here ten or twenty years, and never become a
citizen. Look at the power of wilful or opin-
ionated Executive to defeat any important legs-
lation Look at the system of appointing a Judi
ciary, involving it in the rewards and subject Of
political power! Should not these things be
swept away Vote then; fail not to vote; and
IS For CONVENTION!
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MARRIAGE OF THE BELLE OF Bos1ov.-on the 3lst ult
Hiss Maria Ward the belle of Boston daughter of Robt
!. Shaw, Esq. was married to of the Hon David
sears. So intense the desire to get glimpse of I'll,
tr bride that the police had to be stationed along the
venues leading to the church to keep back the crowd
The bride was magnifceny attired She ecgan,
white figured silk dress of the latest style and riches,
fbric Her head wreathed with orange flowers and
ne was otherwise appropriately costumed The bride
room locked reh and new gold dollar jus,
nm the mint The sidewalk from the carriage to the
church door. was well matted. The ceremonies were
solemn, imposing and brief
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IMN- WING CENTRAL ExECu TIVE COMMITTEE
BATON Ro ueE March 49,
resolution adopted by the Wing State Convention held
Rouge on 1871, instant tbzed that effect by
Con,enen appointed the following inamed Wings ous
tue the y Central Executive Committee C i State Of Lsusiana
Tho meetings which be held in the y Of Neworenns month
emnd the first meeting 10 take place
the second Monday of April next.
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&isat Bank Parish Orleans, p, sEeER.
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faF,s 1si o%s''" 1r.s; = 1oSis PUSH
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Parish II Cadds, F. II. CROSBY
Parish # se',er, r. !, Loosely
Parish u Claiborne, W c copFs
P ra,;,s f 1 h;sss 4ES ,,2, MCLEAN
Parrish @ t,ai" e, WM. G. CARR
Par;,s e o. .sta's IAN LANES hoATNER;
i,$ cs ssssfr T. r' SFA% & SCARBOROUGH
ssss i i fss"Si;as c Ma K NA 9hG
f.1risk Of Madison H. P. MoRANCY.
The gentlemen, comprising COMMITTEES hereby
notified that the first meeting of the
hold in the city of Newoeans the second Monday Of
such place will notified Wing Papers the city of
| that md preceding
B Wing Pspes the different Parishes throughout State
| respectfully requested to publish this notice
WALTER BRASHEAR
Prest u tie Convention and CA'ug Com
5 Ssa b E. VIZ t.Tsr, Secretaries, March 81.
rs WING RANGERS. meeting of the
Wing Ranger. held Wednesday, April following gentlemen
elected to for the ensuing Presidential Campaign
| EXECUTIVE 60 HAi7TEE:
| EI cARRElI, Chairman.
| J. P. BARNETT,
CHARLES uGlER
| FINANCE COMMITTEES:
| HENRY PEYCHAUD Chairman.
| THOMAS r. WOLF,
| SAMUELG RISK,
JOSEPH SOLOMON
| COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
Col. F. P. HUNTER, Chairman.
H. f. JOHNSON,
| H. CAsTELLANoS.
| BY order. CHARLES NJ. WATERMAN President.
6H i.sr 7 .d RSs,ssos }secrstaes .n.,w
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THE SWISS RIFLE.-The following description of this
weapon we find in the London Morning Chronicle; The
weapon weighs only %. pounds The bore is very small
The ball weighs only 255 grains hardly onethird much
that of the Minnie rifle, and in form it is not unlike
,ce of tobacco pipe tapering to point and nearly
uch length As for the range of the Swiss rifle need
My mention that distance of LOCO PAGES 100 balls
Tired from rest struck target of eight feet six inches
Quare penetrated three papks of deal placed
nch asuner besides passing half through fourth AT
this range the height the trectoy-the path
Of the ball the 80 feet inches whilst range
u 500 yards was only eight feet six ncheconequent
~ if fired at mark 500 yards Of the bail would scarcely
t to strike any soldiers cavalry infantry who might
bs between the and the object Being light SOL
deF with this rife carry 100 rounds of ball cartridge
while he carry but forty rounds the Minnie
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Turn Out To Vote!

Let the merchant leave speculation-the clerk
close his ledger--the mechanic lay down his
trowel or plane--- laborer lay aside his spade
or hod, and the lawyer or doctor his books---the
drayman arrest his dray. for at least ten or tlt-
teen minutes to-day, in order to cast one of the
most important votes of life time. The saliva
,t;on Of NewOrleans is in the vote of to-day.
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METARlE CouRsE-SrRING MEETING. SUNDAY, April II
1S52The yesterday for the Jockey Club Purse
of $500 mile heats three best in five.
The entries Jericho and Ihlnderboh. The tracl
was quite heavy from the previous days rain. On tn,
stand the attendance full Jericho was the favorite
twenty to fifteen, and the betting not brisk.
The first heat was well contested and won by Jericho
Time, 1:5T1a.
The other two were decided without struggle. Time
Zoo 2j6.
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LOLA Law Sulrs The NewYork Herald says
We hear that Monsieur Arpin, the French editor say
that he has more than curious disclosure to max
of Lola Monies If she brings libel suit against him
understand that Lola has placed in the hands of her
sci much more curious disclosure of Monsieur Arpin'
titairs which took place day in Paris"
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CoNFERENcE-rhe Philadelphia
Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church
held at Philadelphia, adjourned the I'd inst after
session of nine days Some portion of its time
pied in discussing the subject of Temperance that ques-
ton being presented in series of resolutions in
the g Maine Liquor Law The subject was finally laid
upon the table. the majority deemng it unadvsable to
commit the Conference conference upon this or any
other political The members individually is
said very heartily approved even of prohibory law.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-12

Qt1cK PAssAcE.-The NewYork and Canton packet ship
N. b. Palmer Capt Low from Whampoa China. January
o arrived at New York the ID inst having the
passage in eghyre days beating the Flying Cloud three
days The passage of the n b. Palmer is quite up
the first three home voyages of the Sea Witch however
which made in 81 II and rs days The ship Natchez
also made voyage from Canton to NewYor in 70 days
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MI rs Camp Street. ~u@ MI
FOURTH VOLUME BANCRoFTs UNITED STATES.
AND OTHER NEW BOOKS
IT An


AND OTHER NEW BOOKS
JUST RECEIVED AT THE
NEW ORLEANS STATIONERS' WAREHOUSES;
60 Camp street and 10 Bank Place.
HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES from the discovery the
inent-By George Bancroft, Vol. l.
THE OLD BELL OF INDEPENDENCE; Or PHILADELPHIA IN
776-By Henry C. Was,n author of The Camp
American Revolution etc,
WALKERS RHYMlNG, SPELLING AND PRONOUNCING DC
TONARY-Ncw Edition, 1852.
SMITHS DOMESTIC MEDICINE, SURGERY AND MATERIA
MEpICA,
BGDDLE's REVIEW OF MATERiA MEDICA FOR THE USE OF
STUDENTS-with Illustrations.
wRIGiT's AMERICAN PRACTICAL RECEIPT BOOK IN COOK
ING, PASTRY, PRESERVING PICKING, Etc.
POOR JACK; a Tale Of the Sea-By Capt Mayat.
ter For sale by J, b. STEEL,
npl2 4ditW
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THE Rio COFFEE MARKET ETC The following extract
from recent circular Of Greenway Co. will be Of inter
est to our commercial readers:

RIO DE JANEIRo. February Is. 1852.


RIO DE JANEIRo, February 13 1852.
To report of the It'll inst have little to add The
market for imports remains without alteration OF
Flour there is little in first hands except Richmond CtA
nils, which reails 500 to 15N25o per Dbl Baiti-
and other lower brands have been nearly cleared of
for re-exportation and the first arrivals will command
ready sale at last quotations Imported since the tn
inst only 504 barrels Coffee Dealers firm in their adj
aerence to the demands quoted in cur last For Europe
3HS00 two days ago paid for prime mixed selections
1850 first ordinary The sales since the in
to $1,000 bags making the total since the LIST inst
about 10000 bags Exported since the LIST inst 791
bags, Europe 1890 and to the United States 9s37
including 1887 bags of are bas each to California The
stock estimate at fully 10000 bags chiefly composed
of the lower qualities. We only know of vessel en-
gagcd for the United States, viz the Reguus for New
Orleans, and in opinion considerable reduction
made by the dealers before business of any i'm
portance is likely to be transacted.
Ffeghs-Wthout any improvement, the port being
abuniantly supplied with tonnage Of all nations.
ErchangeA considerable amount of business has been
done during the last few days, at ed 216d and 60
and 90 days
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The CrrY CHARTER. THE Act of Consolida-
ton, together with the Supplemental Act an
nexing Lafayette, as published for the use of
the membsrs of the Council, in pamphlet form,
can be ebtained at the Office Of this paper.
Price one dime
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THE ITALIAN opgRA.-The great opera of Maria di
iiohan is to be produced by the Maretzek troupe
Placide's Varieties tonight and anticipate for our
musical friends great amount of pleasure savi has
obtained brilliant reputation in the character of Count
Chaas and judging from his other performances we pre-
iic for him the most aattering Sgnora Stea-
appears Maria di Roha and Beneventano as the
Dake Cherrese 1t will be necessary make an early
application to secure seats
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MOBILE FrREMEN's Gel EBRArIoS.-The fourteenth ami
vcrry of the Mobile Fire Department celebrated
Friday last with great spirit The turnout
ally large and pleased to say that the NowOreans
Fire Department represented the occasion by delo
cations from Nos. I and 49, accompanied by Samuel G
Risk Esd, President of Firemens Charitable Assoc-
alton. The address which delivered by Col Plat is
very highly spoken of 1t is to be published.
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Er'0rtd's Safe Con,panu.

VHNHE attention of the public is called to the
az mtt1 nnd superiority OF these Safes oh.,. Our
are nhde ON m entire principle We form case or rack
strongly made from wrought plate, bars around which co
tio, OF east is chilling the liquid and making il ,e
d 10 We fh''ti or dri and capable resisting
y" he sclehinc IT only
@ she leaves no bolts Straps screws Tor the pge
e lNT 10 remove with perhaps less
n them together. Neither burning element max AZ. r.s
"o, on he solid mass lined as tits with proof wall
hesitate not Sc
EMPIRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF co,RIN sToa ~ NE
are he only really depository money ar other yaa
S w say nrier there hut little security AIRY Of he popular
often broken into, has demonstrated ~ "
NJ IenPany no" prepared motto. SAFES and
piNh huLS, Of
Prs ., which will be Powder
sample of he above
'.opue Drink Lock can of
u Camps lnh5 til L. c. PETTEES Agent as Cnmn sira
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: Thou charming fair
Thy face and air

TINY make me stare' (Laughter)
And no doubt in few years she would thank God that
he had escaped the misfortune of marrying fool and
hat it was very good miss The Baron Anderson sum-
led up, and the jury found verdict for the plaintiff
images f45.
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rs ODD FELLOWS REsT.-A regular meeting
o 1.-THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ODD FELLOWS REST will
TUESDAY EVENING, April Is, at hapast o'clock
MT No. Camp particularly requested attend
aplo at JAMES FURNEAUX, Secretary.
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Ms~ FIREMEN's CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION
Delegates Association hereby notified to attend the
syu.r Onar,.rly Meeting, MONDAY EVENING
April 70 al hpast tho Hall Louisiana Hose Company
corner of Perdido and Carondelet By order.
aps VIM II. SLACK, Secretary
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SAVE ME FROM MY FRrENps' In recent action
brought in London by Miss Ivers against faithles
lover named Bakey for breach of promise of marriage
Mr. Sergeant wilkins addressed the jury for the defend
mt lie said he would cast the slightest disparage
nent on either the daughter the mother No doubt
he plaintiff entitled verdict, but what had she
oSt He thought she had lost silly young h,
must be who could write her such doggere the fol
npinu
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s@MyMne TEMPERANCE NoTICE--HARMoNY DIvI-
& SION S. 1.-THE this Division particularly
AA requested the regular meeting. MONDAY
E Hail. No. s5 ST. Charles street,
OF Importance come before them.
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ne The fine passenger steamer SAXON, Estes
MASTER will positively LOUISVILLE md all intermediate
landings on MONDAY, the 18th instant. at 3 o'clock Pm
apls STRoTItER h BRO. is Poydras street.
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Dry Goops We would call the attention of planters
Ind others wishing to purchase dry goods to the
sement of c. NJ Simpson No so Canal street His stock
IS large and well assorted and his prices reasonable
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died

On Sunday night April H. O'clock Mr. PETER kORN 80
of First Assistant OF Jefferson Fire Company No ..
His friends the Fire Department general invited attend
his funeral THIS AFTERNOON the 18th O'Clock his
residences Chippewa streets, DIS
trct, Formerly Lufas ete)
Sunday April this city, CASDDO DE FREITAS,
Portuguese Benevolent Association,
The OF
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THE SWISS BELL RINcERs.-We only repeat the
high of praise in which have spoken of these
delightful artists and the strong inducements they offer
10 the lovers of simple aud pleasing music. We hay,
never heard of anything sweet and touching than
some of their pieces They put forth fine programme
for tonight They at the Amphheatre St Charles
street. Go and hear them
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sasgMs MASONIc-ORLEANS CHAPTER No. IA
of this Chapter will be held THIS EVEN
I'M apl2 F. A. DENTZEI, Secretary
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Marrij in Versailles Ky, on the LIST inst, Hon Thos
Louisville Courier.
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ms- ST.. Jossrus CHARITABLE Society OF

INTERCHANGEABLE meeting the above Society will be held
MONDAY EVENING Apr.i H. the Hall, No gao Tchonptouau
street. to be puncunl in attendance
By order Of the President.
a,,o liza w. ]. CASTELL, Secretary.
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RAcE-MErAIRIE CoURsE.-The Spring Races over the
Metarie close to-day with handicap race, two mile
heats0rleans House purse S400 The entries Capt
W. J. Minors b. &, Berry and Col o. w Austin's gr e,
4rgo From the well known speed of the former and the
time recently made by the latter, the Louisiana
Course-carrying 1855 pounds in the unprecedented time
Of 155-we led believe the to-day will be well
stad
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The Observation-Disclosures the strong indications
of rain at the time the St Charles opened last evening
crowded and the performances went off in the usual
happy style. We consider entirely superfuous say
than that another good bill offered night
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MONDAY MORNING, APRIL -, 1885,

4 49, Mn. JOHN LYNCH has been appointed
The route between Canal and LOUIS
Streets Swamp the place MI
the only authorised the our o. 70
subscription who take BY the or on'h
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CAMPAIGN PApER-We understand that Mr.. Henry T.
Johnson, editor of the Louisiana State Republican pub
shed in the Fourth District Formerly Lafayette of this
city designs publishing whig campaign paper beginning
the 9TH of next month The Republican under tho
management of Mr. j., has been excellent and usefu
auxiliary to the wing party and SUCH have doubt
will his projected campaign paper prove
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Ms- FoR SECOND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
CHARLES " JoNTE the of ECOND JUS
TICE OF THE PEACE FOR THE PARISH OF OR LEANS ard
r.s,ectny soie the SURFACES mh25
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We indebted to the captain of the brig Tehuantepe,
for Vera Cruz papers,