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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-07

THE METROPOLITAN POLICE EsProSAGE--The
course which the Superintendent Of the Metro
politan Police has pursued in Transforming
that body into general police force for the
country, and distributing them throughout the
different Southern cities as spies upon the
actions Of the people, has been justly stigma
TIED in various quarters; but il is only fair TO
assume that no has acted under the directions
Of the Police Commissioners, ana the RESPONSE
billy, therefore, rests upon them. The police
Of New York are paid out of the pockets of
its citizens; their duty is TO protect our lives
and properties and preserve The peace within
the district, and not to act as q standing army
Of detectives in the service Of any political
party. There ia plenty OF occupation for the
Metropolitan Police in the metropolis itself,
without extending their valuable services to
the cities Of Baltimore and Charleston. Outrages
against life and property go undetectei and
unpublished every day in this community. The
city is swarmipg with gamblers, and backlegs,
and emigran. swindlers. There IL fruitful
field here for the exercise of police sagacity
and activity il there be any OF those qualities
in the force, and we hold that it il nonstrous
Injustice TO our taxpayers and citizens geDo-
rally to employ The police for any purpose out
side the district for which they arc appointed.
Ii cannot be presumed that Mr.. Superinten
dent Kennedy acted In this matter without in
structioDs OF the Commissioners. because. in
fact one Of them was acting personally with
him in Washington and Baltimore, and there.
fore we conceive it 10 be the duty Of the State
Legislature, which appears 70 take so much
interest In the wcll-being OF this metropolis, 10
abolish the Police Commissioners altogether be-
fore the preetnt eeesion IL concluded. That Is
the only way to r,mody The nuisance which the
Metropolitan Police institution les grown to be,
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the charge Of "disobedienoe Of orders. /" the one
said 70 have been given by Commodore Armstrong
had never been received by defendant nor pro-
duced by the prosecution; and the one from Com
modore Pendergrast stated that the Supply was to
take in cargo Of coal and stores and "then" re-
turn to Vera Cruz AS the Supply has been un-
able to get the stores at Pensacola, and as she
could not return without them, it was deemed ex-
pedient to obtain them at New York. and at the
same time bring on the destitute persons from
Pensacola. Other arguments were set forth of
which our limited space prevents a detailed report
From st. Domingo we learn that the Spanish
flag flies over every portion of that republic, with
the consent of the authorities II ia said that the
desire of annexation to Hsyti is getting stronger
every day among the people.
The suspension of the firm of Permission Il Co.,
an old established house in the island Of st. Tho
mas, is announced. Cause.-The crisis in the United
States
The demand for beef cattle yesterday was good
and full prices were realized. Mich cows were
unchanged Veal calves were steady. Sheep and
lambs werc in request at last weeks prices.
Swine were dull and sold slow, at nc. $40.
The receipts for the week were 1858 beeves, 81
cows, 1872 calves, g. $50 sheep and lambs and 1874
swine.
The demand for cotton yesterday was mainly from
spinners who bought nearly ooc bales, at unchanged
prices. No large lots could be Sold especially for ex
port unless reduced rates. The sales Of -four amount
Cd to only 100 bb at former figures; while Of wheat
70 600 bushcls chsnged hands at rsth0r easier quota
tons and Of 80 900 bushels at fmer prices. There
were no important movements in provisions Pork was
lower and lard declining The sales Of sugars embraced
IL
Coffee. rice and moasses In moderate request
better demand reported for 1sh oils end for nsecd
OIL Freight engagements checked BY tho in
creased demand Of ship owners
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WuI. THERE Re CoERcTos f-One Of the New
Orleans papers Of the 9th ult contains the fol-
lowing extraordinary telegraphic despatch
INFORMANT FROM wAsHISGToS--No BLOCKADE or
SOUTHERN RTs-suaaENDER OF TIKI SOUTHERN
FONTS.
wAgusoroS Feb &c, 1851
Tho incoming administration viii not blockade the
ports ~ the sccedng states, will Il attempt collect
duties in Southern ports II will also Voluntarily sur
render the ioris and military posts st in the possession
~ the federal government II they not attacked be-
tore comcs into power and the negotiations to that
end are completes In the meantime. fear tho border
states Will accept any compromise cnerod 70 them, IL
be euoh AZ 10 quiet their people
rho above oespate was Addressed 70 one Of our most
was kindly furnished 70 US II is from mos. authorita
tive eourcc, and can DO implicitly relied uporkDs Pho
Thif Is certainly curious news, and II il be
true as the concluding remarks in parenthesis
would seem 10 indicate, the question may
of policy which the republican party and its
leaders have heretofore 70 persistently urged
as the true course Of carrying out the measures
Of the constitution What becomes of all the
complaint that was lcvelled againet Mr.. Blu.
chanan for not inaugurating coercion and
bloodshed in retaking Southern forts and ar
senals, and reinforcing federal troops on the
federal property generality What becomes OF
the idea 80 industriously advanced by the
republicans that with the Inauguration Of Mr.
Lincoln the country would have On govern
mcptf
If the idea above foreshadowed be true, IL
indicates that the administration foresee the
immense difficulty that would arise from any
cccrcive movement In the shape Of blockade
or an attempt at reinforcement, and that il is
yielding not only 10 internal influences, but to
hose which have come from abroad In the no
tices raid to have been given by Lord Lyons
10 Mr.. Bucbansn's government, that the English
and The other commercial Powers would not
recognise on Intellectual blockaqe.
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INSTRUCTIONS TO THE ADMINIsTaATION.-Tho
Republican Central Club has taken upon itself
tho light and agreeable task Of instructing Mr..
Lincoln as to his duty in the present very crid-
cal condition Of public affairs. We have no
doubt that the patriots Of the Club alluded to
are quite competent to discharge the duties
which they have SO cavalierly assumed, but II
is to be regretted that they cannot agree at the
outset upon the line of policy which the admin
istration should take. The Tribune, or Moud-
tain section, under the lead Of q very distia-
guished member Of the bar General Sessions),
says that the sfederal government ought to re-
take its own forts and arsenals and other
property now in the hands of the so.called Sc
ccssionists." On the other hand, the Girondistg.
represented by the hero of Solferino and tho
elbows Of the Mincio, roar as gently as SUCK
ing dove. They declare that thcy have "entire
and undoubted faith in the ability, integrity
and patriotism Of the President, and the most
perfect confidence that be will adopt such Q
policy as may DO necessary 10 protect the
honor, defend the rights and promote the in
forests of the people and the government Of
the United States" Several individuals, here
fofore unknown to fame, participated in the
discussion of these propositions, and the upslot
Of the matter was that both were right and
they were unanimously adopted, leaving the
fight In the position Of drawn battle. OF
course, this is only preliminary to the grand
struggle for the local offices. It is the old
story over again-the spoils, always the spoils.
OFFICE SEEKERS FROM New YoaK-No small
portion Of the Office seekers who are on the
tack of Mr.. Lincoln in Washington come from
this city, and IL is almost impossible to tell
bow many candidates there are for the spoils
OF the Custom House, the Post Office, the Assay
Office, Marshalshipa, District Attorneyships,
and SO on; but we may form some idea of the
number from the election returns. The vote cast
for the republican ticket in tho city of New
York on the 9th Of November was 1920, 90
we may safely calculate that about thirty thou
sand disinterested and very hungry patriots
from the metropolis arc at this time eagerly
pressing their individual claims for services
rendered-some ON the stump, and some with
lantern on shoulder in Wide Awake pro-
ccaeions.
How the President is going to satisfy them
all may prove severe test Of his statesman
ship; but IL is not very difficult to count how
many Of them who now extol Mr.. Lincon's in
augural as the most statesmanlike document
that ever emansted from Chief Magistrate,
will proclaim il very weak, trashy and I'M
satisfactory production, six months from this
time That calculation, perhaps may be ar
rived at by substracting the number Of Offices
at the Presidents disposal from the total num-
bor Of the applicants for the aforesaid Offices.
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The News.

New York, Thursday, March 2, 1861.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

WINTER GARDEN, Broadway opposite Bond street,
etnra Trlsr-KATRKnIsR AND PrrKUcHso
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.,,S HENRY GsOLDNIAER.
H& DRUGGIST AND AP0TRECARY,
Nos. 81 and So Canalstreet

Having sold the Store at the Poydras
Streets shall give whole and entire my
situated Nos 81 and 80 Canal Thankful the
patronage literally bestowed and the confidence placed
me, / solicit continuance of the
shall always keep hand the greatest variety special
ties, either Medicinal, Chemical or Philosophical.
All preparations to be of the bes-I i'll keep
any other.
Orders from the country will be allied the lowest for
cash or city acceptsnces.
fell ~ HENRY GOLDMAN.
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OFFICE COMMISSIONERS SECOND DRAINING DISTRICT
New Orleans January II, 1851.

NOTICE Is hereby given that lGle hoard
IN Cf COMMISSIONS scf the Second Draining Dsr will
coed drrn that portion of Draining district lying within
The limits If the city of New q leans beg inning the Msspp
side of Julia along julia Mobile
landing along sad landing TO street along Deord street
and the upper side of tbs CRn of the New Orleans Canal and
Banking Company following said Canal to Luke Ponc
along the shores Of said Lake 10 the line The Of
sisipfi and following ,s banks Of said the starting
p0n plan Of which been made and deposited in the Office
Of the Recorder of Mortgages in and for the Parish OF 0leans
That the works necessary the draining OF snH portion Of he
said Drafting District will be the nubca-
tons required by law be made AID completed within
years and far possible calculate of about
one hundred thousand dollars.
they will proc ed ain that portion of sad
Draining District lying within the limits of Parish
beginning at the Mississippi river at the boundary line
tween the Parishes Of Jefferson and Orleans along boundary
line LAKE Poncertran along the shores Of said Lake the
Jefferson Lake Ponlchsrtran Rsilrond following
the Mississippi river and following the banks of aid
the starting peinpas Of which have been .d deposited
in the flee OF the Recorder OF and for the Pa
Jefferson That the works for The draining Of said
portion of said Drain"s District will commenced
the publications required by law be made and completed
within years and far it possible 10 calculate,
cost Of about two hundred and fifty thousand dollars
L. H. PLACE, President.
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TREAsuRER,s oFFIoE,

NOTICE TO .,EAA-PAYIaR s.. - NOTICE Is
IN hereby all residents nenresdenfs
debed the CITY Jefferson for of the 1860 ard
that the said
first January, 1861 the Monday in June
further given that will be my office Ber
lin aud Magazine streets, ION o'clock "a. NJ O'clock
p NJ to receive said taxes and II the ii td
above time they dealt according
law. FELIX LAGRQUE, Treasurer. s5
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BUREAU Du TRhseR1ER, ,

M a
VfILE DE JERFGRsON Ter Jan. 1861. M
WIS AUX CONTRIBUABLES.-- PAR liz
N present avis tontes petsolns residents
de Ia vile de Jefferson qu sot tenes des
impostes Ia o pour Is6u eles
prGcddenes noihaes les tes taxes sont Hes
jauyisr 1851 sera hnreaH dams Ia Cham
bre du Consel eneognlre DIES Berlin ct MagRss vile
Jefferson DC heues A NJ henres ILL., pour sor les
dites
Tolies personnes Ia de vile par
present requ davpr sadresser bureau dc lez
iuin peinc de Ia loi- .4 - 49, ;5Esfs s
jas sOt - FEIIN LAGRotIE, TfssoEief.z@
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BUREAU DIES CoaMIssAIREs DU SECOND DISTRICT
-l DE DISAGREEMENT, )

N'lle-O Orleans, II janvier 1861
A Wis est par lie present donRRe que lie Rsls
"A Conmissares Second Dassechenent
de echer portion dn dit District de Deseche
slime dams les lmites de Ia Orleans
Iii rivere Mississippi cote supereur de la Jui lie
long de la die dtbacadere Mobe long
du dit dtharcnesre squa Ia Deord lie long de Ia
Delcrd edu col Canal u New Orleans Canal and
arran lie long DIES bords du dit lac usua Ia fontie
des puross d Orleans ct de Jefferson la dte FROM
Tsqua Ia riv4re Mississippi les bords de Ia
die rivee uqnsu point de tparpn plan duqnel fit
edpos6 Bure udn cco Hyppoteq dams pour
Is paoisse dot4ns DC les ptcessGres lie des
settlement de la ite du dit ttjc de Desstcheeut
eom nceront ausot que leg pub c,tions REFUSES Ia o
plus pres calcu cou d'enyion cant mil pitstrs
Et GHssi Gms dGss6cher partie m dit
District DISAGREEMENT dams les ues de Ia
Jefferson conmrcnn Ia vare Mississippi la frontire
paroisses leans lie long de la tie frontine
usquau lac Pontchan lie long de bords dn dit
chemn dc fer Jsfeso edn lac PontcarraiN
dit chemln usqua la Mississippi ct En- want lee borls
de Ia de vIGre unu'au pNut dparties plans dequels
ont etc fats deposfs buruean du Recosdeur ds Hypo
aelcs pour Jefferson Qre les ne
dc essechemen de Ia e portion du dit District
les publications
reqseB oi fas les dts achieves
Pepace de quatre plus pres cacu d'envroI
deuX cent cnquante mil piastres.
jal2 1aw4w l.. Fl. PLACE, President.
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n~Adnlission Children Servants Prea
to the Noon Day Entertainment emily. @ S9as
doors open at "a Performance TO commence
JOHN +. SMITH, Aeent sssg
~ (sbrisyx Is ktSnts
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STATE TAX EoLlKcroRss 6FFicE. VI
Fourth District of The City of Z 0reanas & 3 l4ts
NOTICE TO EAX-PA Il ERS.--IHK UNDER
IN signed, Collector of IaSts does heeby
persons indebted the State for Taxes
Licenses for the s6 within shid Fourth District
call his Office 6g New Lsves, Josephine and
Adele streets, aud the within the re pTescribed
law.
0nice Hours, . A. NJ. to p. N sEi
GEO. MENsMAN Collector. 4
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The MUSEUM Us open with the TW0-HEADED GIRY. she
Greatest Living Curiosity in Exencs the grand AUAKFA.
etc dmigs EDcant f,,f&s
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BUREAU pu CoLLEGrRuR De TAXES B'ErAr s8
QuRriame District dc Ia Vile de Ia Nj e o leans. 3
A Wis AUX CONVH RUARLE S.--LE s0ussI-E
IA 20 ieeenF de donnie axis lie present
tons qui oyeEt des Taxes IEst Panse 1860
dies Taxes Licenses pour annfs 1851 dams esnts da
dit Qnalrieme District de venr bnrean, 6sI ruade Ia
Nouvelle ievae les Josephine Adee de
mayer des Taxes dams lie ani presFrit la ois
fell at GEO. MRNs&AN. GoIlectear.
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The unanimous pauds of The audiences
congreeafs at the Academy Of Fnn guarantee
CHRIsTY MINISTRIES continue hold palm DC
ity of all similar eneric being o1g5ratars
New Sty la OF Minst relsy.
The tonight comprise c9ce seeeio VI
best of this unrivhea consisting
JOKES. sones Dances, BY ChfiHty ned Arlington
Dances by Master Leon Che best impersonatot "
character in the Minstrel profrssion New and beautiful Bal
lads BY ely: New Solos The Bhm Flute thu
iste, Hasr. New Operat Burlesgles bill
with the aughabe THE
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q M'NE DeBAR'S DANCING ACADEMY No.
~ 1856 Baronne street, between Girod aud Julia
ZaSa The Ladies' and Gentlemen Of New Orleans re.
3fSpectfuly informed that the Academy is NOW
fT OPEN, where all the Fashionable Dancea will be
LadiesRondsy Wednesday and Friday from Ios to 12,z
ENTHUSIASTICALLY, Wednesday and Friday, from to 6
P.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, ~ 6
P. N.
to 81.
Ter1ns-Ladies Gentlemen $40 per moath Children So
paid in advance Twelve lessons in the month
Nine DeBar be at her Academy day, from l0
to 81. ard IL to 81, o24 tt
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J. 3. WALTON.

j. B. WALTON.
CITY AUCTIoEEER,
And AUCTI0EEER, APPRAISER and GENERAL AGENT
for the Pt'rchass and Sale Of REAL ESTATE,
SLAVES, LANDS, etc. etc.
Office. 40 Camp street,
Continues his personal Alteration to all sales Estate
sleves Furniture and Stocks SUGGESTIONS and
chaudise generally.
Heinvitea attention his system Of plans and plan books Of
Real Estsslnauguratsd at large expenseebrecng every
and every lot in every square, Nth the
thereof the of the and other valuable information
taken from authentic source-secprng in the pur
chase sole and sppassen Of Real Estate unequa1sd advan
tages and Information.
RFuvnure and other outdoor GALES attended TO- SET en-
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MISCELLANEOUS.


w AN RS W IN w ANIs''
r eo,,tt,o n,atr a. roo Ia s an .xoa Wv so1.hy
n1.co,I ~ ,,,I,ec. =,
o. and ID oia loVe''
s N's",s'' ~ SOL. tu
~''' pI.ccro !, vrocc. r.
GA 81 Old Lsve''
-
1000 boxes landing and for sale by
flAhblo d 'Io9NA' "f
2"hd "a oio Ae'ee'
pates Vr ufYes. Sartlines. Trptfles, Pettts Polls
and Mushrooms
I0Dg quarter boxas Paes Truifts.
800 half boxes Trnnles.
10000 quarter boxes sardnes in oil.
Is. 900 half boxes Petits Pos and
1900 half boxes Mushrooms, from Paris
For sale by PIAGGIo L vIosCA, Jr.
-------------
Erusts I'm Erandy and Juice - Syyeetneats.
1000 boxes French Fruits in Juice and Brandy.
100 cases Havana Filters, "a Il, l and 2 lbs
Fer sale by P1AGG1o vIoscA, Jr.,
" anu u 'iu i'''''
,so t,on-. an. c,rora MarbIs
1900 slabs . . .
800
~ H's'ueo - -
For ,a,o bx pIAGGIo h y1osCA, Jr
40 and 81 Old Ievas
--
Clampaene Wines.
' ''ne' pe ne'n''e'A' i'''S'' All" o''.''
Diaiu'' fo e@i7 W ,cc1o 3 yIOsr. T.
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NEWgr or1sRA HotsE-coHNERo on Bogaaon

Benefit Of Mr. EUGENE PREvosT Leader IL fs sreas
with tn assistance Of MILE "A. FAITH and Mr. ST IA
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m CONTINENTAL GUARUss oa
IAs1x KIN ANN IvERsARY. A
a Military. Mask asad Fancy Dress Bali,
VIII be given
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL, -".. s
ON FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY a. 1851.
Under the direction of the following 4
MANAGERS:
Cart sa George G Gaz4s Private Private Th9s Murray,
Lieut. " F. Hod d Prisss g. v " n Eytls,
sergeant Prvats John SKINNER
sergetnt s. G. Risk, Private r. O. IsughIfn
srsssn Wv rriv Il J %ss'
Corporal G. W. Gould. Pr vaie =. W. Dodge,
CorporalF K Barbot Private r. ]. Wade,
Private Gardner Smith, Private r. IT. Dsnraan,
PnSets John Wood. Private ". e. Flanders,
Private r. Dearie.
and residences be lett the Office Odd Feows'
snn 1907 from any Of the above
Managers, or at No. 70 Camp street ONCE q
fe9 I'd Secretary aud Treasurer for Managers.
A. A SHE sHEThAKDps DaNGIag
respectfully his friends pub
s9 u ss & It. fns j F as ssa 1 n f1
meet WIN The SANE bfra before
ur5ays; from to 8 o'clock P; N
Private Glasses in Schools and Academies will be promptly
attended to.
For terms apply to Prof G.. at the Hail. or Pr P WEIR.
LEM Esq, Music Store, No. Camp street. MIA 3rn
PROF.. ,: VEGAS DANCING ACADEMY
60 Prof J. Vegas most respectfully announces his
2trfends and the public generally that his Dancing Acad
will be opened for the at Odd Fellows Hail
I'll The teaching will commence on
SATURDAY, November 10. 1850.
The days and hours of tuition fellows.
thdrsnTnesds,s Thursdays and Saturdays, from TIL
Gentlemen-Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, TIL
0 o'clock p. NJ. 'Ei'4rr@
Ladies' Cass-Tuesdsys Thursdays Saturdays from 10
A. N. to IL NJ
/ Private Glasses will formed exclusively for Ladies'
Pracdcing Parties for Ladies' and Gentlemen every Wednss
day, at p. IL.
Prof J. Vegas will give lessons Summaries private
families Dr.
Particular will given Children and many new
Fancy Dances before taught in this city will be brought
out. .I.M.
J. Vegas will give a series Chdren's Fancy Dress
Balls including the great May Day Festival. +.
The musical under the charge of the excellent
artist, Mr.. L. BryersdoFer -l .nt
terms apply j. VEGAS Odd Fellows Hail. or al
P. P WERLEINS Music Store, No. Camp street. nS 3m
81 MIME DeBAfs'S DANCING ACADEMY No.
Z ~ 1856 Baronne street, between }rod aud Julia Streets
Ta The Ladies' and Gentlemen of New Orleans
SsEpectfuly informed that the above Academy is NOW
FT OPEN, where all the Fashionable Dances will be
I.adesHondsy Wednesday Friday from I01 to 12,z
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THURSDAY EVENING, February ii, 1851.
VIII be repeated by desire highly sncceasnT
drama, THE CDRSICAS BRtJT 5RsS-Mr Eddy HE
Bo;hsrs To conclude with the farce Of FITzsAYTHE Or
FITZSMYTHE HALL.
Acknowledgement Of Hr. Eddy.
E9-Sunday-Bensdt Of Mrs Fsrrin.
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THE IVORY PEIorTOGEsAPH- II
JACOBS ART GALLERY, NO. % CAMP STREET.

Especial attention called his greaestof ali
the Photographic We prepared make these
pcures which, great soldness deeaey coorg
be equeled also combines the beauty and softnsss Of
Ivory Miniature, Cali and judge for your elves;
Strict attention is heretofore paid the different branches
Daguerreoypea any kind of pictures ni
persons copied small enlarged life SIZE
painted OIL pastel colors indispensable
Mr f. JACOBS continues superiniend the prompt
eitio-, Of To COR
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PRICE OF ADhIssIoN-DressC Circle Lattcsd Boxes Par-
Gallery, 50 cents. 535533 - 80 - Ii -
HsF-Iioors open at 8. To commence at ii 8s5
BE- No Beats secured unless pssidf for. feJ5
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wv In rs. WINES. WINES.
St. Julien bsrgaux, ST. Estepe st. Enlion. Hnut Erion
Leoyie Beair casks and For sale by
PIAGGIO a. YIOsCA, Jr,
60 and "a Old Levee.
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THURSDAY EVENING, FeBEUA1.Y q la.

Lasr NIanr pUr rwo or ~. J. np !. 3
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THURSDAY NIGHT. February IL 1881.
VII be performed AeyerbeeFa grand opera acts called
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GA2ERAC ERAWEENS WE HAVE A Goor
1suppy heud receiving by direct pogtions
Franco additions stock Of liB cele rated and highly
favored brand We have 1885 IN eighth pipes 1898 eighth
quarter pipes 1902 do. DO. 1895 in halt quarter and egth
pipes We invite the attention of the trade and
genora this arc pnre and unadnleratsd For Bso
New York terms and prices by -
Wh E. LEVERICH h Co, 81 Old I.evesst,
oI9l ~v Sole eeens in this city.
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OH! Oil!
james PagnioI NJ see and Bargslepp000 baskets H. l2
2Aand "a ounces. For sale by
PIAGGIO VIosCA. Jr.,
60 and O. Old Levee.
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italian Maccaroni and VermIcelli.
20G0 boxes landing and for sale by
PIAGGIO Il yIoSCA, Jr,
g. and "a Old LeYee.