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The national Republican., 1866-10-24
The Courts.

ORPHANS CoUnr-Judge Purceu.-Yes.
tsrday william Keenan, gave bond In the sum Of
$1,000 and was appointed guardian to the orphans
Of Philip W. Byms.
Letters Of administration on tho estate Of Peter
W. Mssruder we're issued to George Magruder,
bond 50, 900.
Eliza MoDuell gave bond In the sum Of S. 900
and qualified a. sxecutrix Of John McDuoll.
Robert Sherlock gave bond in the sum Of 81 900
and was appointed guardian to the orphans Of Pat.
rick Quigley.
The inventory Of the personal estate Of Francis
Frommell. deceased, was fled by the administrator.
The will Of John MeDusll was fully proven and
admitted to probate and record.
The will Of Caroline Reedger was fully proven
and admitted to probate and record.
George 8. White gave bond in the sum Of $500
and qualified as executor Of Levi Neal.
An inventory on tho personal estate Of Edward
Hall, deceased, was fled by the administrators.
Tho will Of Julia A. Kelly, filed on the 4th Of
August, was proven as to personality and admitted
10 probate and record.
The will Of Levi Neal was fully proven and ad-
mitted to probate and record.
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PREPAYMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
A UNITED STArEs PATENT ORRIoK,

~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, October @ 1866.
On the petition Of Robert W. Andrews, Of Stafford yie
Conn., praying for the extension Of patent granted to
him on the 18th day Of January 1883 for improve
ment In Operating the rreadies Of Looms, for seven
years from the expiration Of said patent which takes
place the 18th day Of January, 1857,
II Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent ohce on MONDAY, the 3lst day Of December
next, at IL o'clock and all persons notified to
appear and show cause, any tLoy have, why said Pc
tition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to file In
the Patent oce their obecons specially set forth In
writing at least tcsnty days before the day Of hearing
all testimony nlcd by either party to be used at the said
hoaring must be taken and transmitted In accordance
with the rules OF the Office which will be furnished
application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon tesi-
mony, must be ned In the Office foenty days before the
day Of hearing tho arguments II any, within ten days
after nling the testimony.
Ordered, also that this notice bo published In the Re.
PUBLICAN and the eli0sncsr, Washington, D. c., and
In the COurdnt, Hartford, Conn, once a week for
three successive weeks the first Of said publications to
be at least sixty days previous to the day Of hearing
7. O. THEAKER,
Commissioner OF Patents,
p g. Editors Of the above papers will please copy,
and send their bills to the Patent oaee, with paper
containing this notice. oc9 -law9w
The national Republican., 1866-10-24

TEMPERANCE MEETWo.-rhe Washington
City Temperance Society have rented the hall over
Queen 4 Abel's store. on street, near Seventh,
aud their weekly meetings will hereafter be held
there On Monday night the 6rst meeting was held
and opened with prayer by Rev. DR.. Gillette. Ad-
dresses were delivered by John @. Harkns", ESQ.,,
DR.. Gillette, Mr. Tyler, and John s. Hollingahsad,
ESQ, President Of the Society.
The national Republican., 1866-10-24
DROPO SAILS FOR BUILDING A
LARGE PIRE.PRoOF WAREHOUSE AT THE
sCHUYLKILL ARSENAL, PHILADELPHIA.
QuARrERNAsrER GEsERAL's OFFICE,

wAsHISaroS, D. c. Oct 0, 1866.
Plans Of the above building may be seen at tho
QuArtermaster Generals 0fice, Washington; at the
office Of Brevet Brgadier General O. II. Crosusn, As.
sistant Qusrtermaster General Philadelphia; at the
office OF John Macarthur, Architect, PhiladelphiA
and at the nce Of Brevet Major General s. Van yet,
QuartsrmAster New York.
Specifications will be printed Immediately and de-
posited at these several places.
sealed proposals for the erection Of the building In
GLIDING all work and MATERIAL invited and will be
received until the 3Oth Of October instant noon, at
the office Of Breyet Brigadier General O. Crosmau,
Assistant Quartermaser General, Philadelphia, when
they will be opeaed In presence Of such bidders as
choose to be present
The cost Of the whole work complete and the time at
which 1t will be finished should be stated In the pro-
posas which should be accompanied by the guaranty
Of responsible persons In the amouut Of ten thou
sand dollars that the bidder will enter into contract
with good and sufficient security within ten days after
being notified Of the award. N. c. MEIGS,
Quartermastsr General,
ocl2-t2s Breyet Major General, U. s. A.
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n w II II E'S
W (LArH sHAFpIgLD'D
C0NfRCTIoNERYA AND ICE CREAM ESTABLISHMENT
AND LADIES' AND 0ENrLEMEN'S
DINING SALOON,
No. $50 Sixth street, between O and streets.
Mr. wnITE respectfully suggests to Families, Hotel
and Restaurant Froprietors and all others, that he
keeps constantly hand a superior article Of FRENCH
AND AMERICAN CONFECTIONERY, and the PUREST
ICE CREAM Of his own manufacture. His terms are
most moderate.
PARTIES, WEDDINGS, FAIRS, BA fur
nished with the host article at the shortest notice.
We solicit from the public a call, having nn-
dence in our ability to give entire satisfaction.
N B-Tho location Is one Of the best, and the Saloon
the finest In the city, and the proprietor Is determined
to make hrs. class house by culvating none other
than the best patrons.
The former proprietor has no interest In any ether
establishment In the city. se5-lm
The national Republican., 1866-10-24

M ESSRS. DUDLEY KAVANAGH
lNl and MELVIN FOSTER, Of New York, and VIC.
TOR BSTEPHE and Z. N. NELMs, Of Philadelphia,
will play at the opening Of Seaton Hall Billiard Saloon
MONDAY EVENING, Oct. %, 1866, when will be
exhibited ten Of the most beautiful Billiard Tables In
anagh Decker
Tho Bar will be supplied with the choicest Liquors
and Cigars. BRRRETON FLANAGAN,
oc2O.lMN prOprietorn.
The national Republican., 1866-10-24

SO,UUU,OUO
SEVEN PER CENT
PIRsr. GLASS FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
$500, 900 SOLD.
THE NORTH MISSOURI RAILROAD COMPANY has
authorised Us to sell their l Mortgage Per cent So
year bonds The whole amount is w. 900 ooo Coupons
payable on the lst days Of January and July Of each
year, in New York
Referring to our Advertisement Of August, having
sold the nrst half million Of these desirable bonds, We
have advanced the price to EI0HTY.FIvE CENTS at
which they stand uurvsisd the cheapest hrsteass
security IL the market
Any further Inquiries will be answered At once.
sepl-u JAY COOKE CO.
EIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
WAsHIHoroH.
H.. D. ooor,. (of Jay Cooke ! 90. y Prs.ids,.
VS. Hu.fIsros, osshiss.
aovIRHnIHr DlPosrrolI
FINANCIAL Aolsr o, THE usIfID r7Arn.
lsr. sr..,r. or,osrr, n, .,,Asv,Y D,,A,srss..
1ovsransa, sssuruss with Treasurer uai.sl States,
A~oAE MILLION DOLLARs.Oa
We buy and sell all classes Of GovIRHnINT sIoU.
RITIEs at current market rates.
YuRHIsH IxcHAHaI and make oollsssions On ALL
THE PRINCIPAL oIrIls OF fHl uHIrlD Static
We purchase aovsrnmsnt voushsrs on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS. and give oAassuL AsD PaonrI
ArrsrrIox TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND YIRns,
aad 10 any other business entrusted 10 uI
FULL INFORMATION in regard 10 GOVERNMENT
LOANS 81 all tmss shssrfuily furnished.
wN. BURLINGTON. Cashier.
vAsnuavou. Mnsh %. 1875 MIN -du
H o L 4 L =.
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r I n A n q L A L.


Jay COOK q CO.,
.r s8asa .u.s 10 3D..
BAsKERa
yIyrEssru STREET, oppo.i.. TIE TREASURY,
buy and sell .. surr.n. msrt.. rates, and keep con.
st.nlv 90 hand . full supply of
oovERsxEHr soNDsI
sEvRr.rHIRrIRs.
COMPOUND INTEREST MOTIFS.
Orders for Stocks Bonds &e, executed, and Collee.
hons made on all accessible points.
| sspl-dd
The national Republican., 1866-10-24

LARCENY CAsEs.-Beverly Garter, q col
by Oficer Sherwood, for stealing pair Of panta'
looms To- from the oiotbipg store of L. Meyer, on
Bridge street. Tho pants were recovered and the
accused sent to Jail for court by Justice Buckley:
A colored boy named George Smith was arrested
on A charge of stealing eggs In the market house.
He was sent to Jail for court by Justice Thompson.
A man named James Barron was arrested in the
Third ward on Monday, BY 0ficer Berklsy, on
charge of stealing pair Of boots from W. H. stew
art. He was sent to jail for court BY Justice
Thompson.
The national Republican., 1866-10-24

W. b. CooPEE. Al. RAaAs
NOOP PER & r A G A N,
" (succossors Of Jas. skirving,)
STOVE TIN AND sHEET-IRoN- WORKERS,
4s7 Eleventh Street, above Penn'a Ave.,
WASHINGTON, D. G.
AZ Particular attention paid 10 repairing Furnaces
Ranges Parlor Heaters, &e., and all work warranted
ja12-w2ms
The national Republican., 1866-10-24

DEFENDING HIS MoTHER.-On Monday
evening, about eight o'clock, a shooting case 90.
CURED near Boundary and Seventh streets, in the
house Of Isaiah Stewart. From the facts reported
by Lieut.. johnson It appears that Stewart has .
'ife and mistress in the same house. On Monday
be attempted to whip his wife, when ono Of her
son. a young man about twenty years Of age, in
terfer, ,d and fight took place. The boy drew .
pistol md fred, the ball taking effect In the
shoulder of bis father, inaicting very bad wound.
Ouarrels have frequently taken place between
Stewart an his wife and children the latter al
ways defend 'pg their mother when he attempted to
abuse her, 'oung Stewart hid himself after the
shooting, and sE not been arrested.
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,s h,,t one mode In which equaiity anu -,
:. ), -, a..ectualiy secured and thatis oy io'"s
~ s,,.ornment-by the positive isni'atioh VI
go. sa,,ant 10 small, definite, independent
- a,n,ro,linr communities, and to Few SIM
p,e general objects. All history PioNes ~
large centralized governments are cohses''on'
30 newer. which lead inevitably TO autocrauc
rule or to perpetual revolution and anarchy
which nothing can restrain and harmonic bnt
the iron hand of military power. Inc Whoie
continent of Europe, where the people are
only held in check by large standing armies Is
sti,l n witness OF this truth. Mr.. SrNNkR
and his adherents in Congress, whose sehu-
mental devotion to liberty Is perpe'"aiiS
paraded TO the world, have forgotten '""'
while Equal Rights are the ehd VI o''
Government local and State rights are ~"
indispensable means to that end. Mos' Oh the
projects which they have presented 10 ,on-
gross orc projects of which the effect VIII ~ 10
aos,rov local and SYSTEMATICALLY ana TO- osoip
~ ,,,tboritv in The Federal head me f""
s,ys that. impatient of results, without l'l'h
in the efficacy ofour democratic ihstr"ihen''h
,ies in hot eagerness 10 secure their ends ny
,orisl,tiyn DEGREES the Radicals III Congress
>yould make the blacks of the South the pen
sioncrs. and the whites the subjects oil theNeh-
trail Executive. 1t is gratifying 10 observe 'h''
Tho nnblic mind of the North is becoming
o,,,re If the true motives and effects OF the
Radical policy and the sweeping changes
in the whole character OF our lhsu'"'ohS'
which they are seeking 10 accomplish
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-14
BY Harrison, Goddin Apperson'
parLar. Rrokars and Real Estate Agenh.

COMMISSIONERS SALE At Az
0WTiIiNC HOUSE. AND uNlMPRoVED PSSyn,
PERTY in THE CITY OF RICHMOND a.;
COUNTY OF HENRlCo.-By virtue 81 a arS't ,,@.
the Circuit Court 81 the sity @i In ,be C6ur
nj appeals and Of u decree of tht said 'ts.'
Conrt made the It'll October. lstS IN three >u',.
the first STYLED Leftwich aud wife rs shelton sH
ecutrx and others the second Brunmel * LEI sI
witch and others and the thirI, Leitw!ena 81
others IS. Royster and others The un1eisiiffI IN
~ special commissioners therein named VIII, 4"
FRIDAY the Esd day Of March, 1900 at II eIos -,
A. NJ, proceed To sell AT public auction on 20 :.
premises, Ia the highest bidder, the foil9"lhs 80
estate embraced 1T deed from a L. n" - mrcs
Joseph Brummel of the 81 April, l'os on 80 a.
thereof as viii satisfy the purpose OF ths 1ss.
crees, upoE the terms prescribed Dy sala ag n
to wit: for cash a. "a third oil the Ak
sale and upon credits "a 10 the residue , -
twelve and eighteen months, in equal insia
bearing interest from the day OF sale lhe In.
oers executing negotiable notes Tor ti S,Il coa.
yayance Is directed by the court The 'aA'
LIST The VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND n,I' .s :"
southwest corner Of Grace sna ssa ihirytro
nv one hundred and sixty i've feet, upon VIII" nIhyr
there IL a large brick dwelling house anu ANU II
buildings, now In the occupancy OF Inc i"''''
: End. Tie large BRICK TOBACCO fA AZ rfprsaiia
Twenty. NTH street, between MsfH anu i've
streets, sixty nye by one hundred anu 'A''''
feet. . :, -, - Franklin
street, between Twenty-nfth and iwvnv three
streets, froating on Franklin street .n INV isd
feet and running back one hundred ana ny
to an alley. :. Attaining the
ith. One LOT on franklin street, All MY. ass
above, thir,y-three by one hundred anu
feet. !, norpt Erin
i'm Henrico county, Nos. 10 70 hcinR 'mV Christian
conveyed 10 A. l.. Royster by wilma"
' P0WHATAN ROBERTS, } com,aissiOns".
WILLIAM w. CRUNr, -. conpIy !
. ssis 70 % Conducted " nh ~"
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Motives of the Radicals.

The Radical party in Congress and their
leaders are beginning to have the intense
and sordid selfishness of their motives exposed
by their own friends. The New York Erening
Post, one of the oldest and ablest OF the Re-
publican journals, says that If there be any
one right of man more fundamental, more
undeniable, more important TO him than any
other, il is the right 10 develop his faculties
in such forms of activity as best suit his own
inward tastes and aptitudes 10 gain the sub
sistence of himself and his family where it is
the easiest and most remunerative for him );
10 acquire for them where he best can the
means Of comfort, the appliances of civiliza-
" ton, the fruits of science and skill and art.
The Right of Labor, that source of his personal
development, of his family happiness, of his
social we'll being, OF his political tranquility
and progress, is the very essence OF his free
dom, the foundation of every other right
without the recognition Of which society
stagnates as in the East, in Turkey, and
Spain. Yet this fundamental right of human
nature-the right to free labor and TO the
exchange of the results Of that labor-the
Post alleges SUMNER, SrErENs. and the majo
rity of those with whom they act, have been
asked for years 10 recognize, and they have
steadily refused it; they still refuse IL; land
zone of the most powerful motives of their mar
"row policy towards the bruised and repentant
"South is fear lest they should endanger the
especial privileges, the lucrative monopolies,
the oppressive, unjust, and discriminating
"abases which they have built up for them
"selves and their friends. They utter loudly
and eloquently the sentiments OF equality,
"they plead patheticaliy and forcibly for the
" freedom Of the black race but for ,hatlargcr
Liberty, that truer freedom that only
'real and consistent equality, In which men
"of all races, coiors, and conditions are con
"cerned, and which can only be secured by
combining government, everywhere and at
''ali times, to It's simple rigid function Of i'm.
partial justice, they have no voice.
But the Post does not stop with the arraign-
ment OF the Radicals on the Inconsistency
between their ringing appeals for a partial and
restricted emancipation and theii forging
chains which crainp and paralyze the energies
OF industry and keep alive middle-age DIES
potism that IL disgrace 10 American inteili-
genee and iiberaiity. 1t declares, what all
experience shows, that, praciically,-in the
Se'aai administration Of social afrairs-there
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1 Revolutionary Plot.

The New York Trjbuae the chief organ OF
the Radical party, declares that it learns upon
good authority that the statements made III
the following paragraph may be relied upon
SOUTHERN STATE GoyERSMENTs.-The queS-
ton OF the recognition OF the State govern
ments in the lately rcbclllous States VIII
shortly be brought 10 4 practical test Mca.
sures have been taken 10y prominent loyalslS.
III the South, and are now being perfected
under the advice of leading men in Congress,
to bring this question to an early decision.
The plan Is follows: Loyal men, ana they
only, both black and white, i'll the states OF
Arkansas North Carolina, Louisiana. ana
elsewhere, have taken steps toward The for
nation of new state governments. Ihesr
loyal men, without respect 10 color, VIII
shortly issue calls i'll their respective States
for State conventions, and elect delegates
thereto: the conventions 50 formed VIII frame
State constitutions embodylng the prlhclplcs
OF LOYALTY, freedom, and equal rights VIII
pledge themselves 10 the payment OF the ma
tional debt, the population of the rebel debt,
and the Acknowledgement OF the rebels, rms
being done, they will then proceed 10 eiecl
governors, State officers, representatives, ana
sena tors: the latter of whom VIII ut once
demand admission to Congress. The question
thus being thrust upon that body, there is no
doubt of the recognition OF the governments
so formed, and the admission of The loyal
members so elected. number OF true and
loyal men Of the South have been here for
some DAYS consulting and deciding upon the
best method 10 be adopted, and having deter
mined upon the plan presented above, nave
left for their homes 10 carry the same lhlo
execution. The matter has been kept very
quiet up 10 tn time, but rs the movement Ill
most of the States is now well under way, no
harm can, and perhaps much good may, be
done the Union cause by giving the facts 10
the public at this time.
Here, it will be seen, is Il proposal TO over
turn the governments established by the regu-
larly- constituted Legislatures and ConVen-
lions of the Southern States, and recognized
by the President! And the arowal of this
reasonable plot is made with the utmost
frankness and apparent confidence in its sue
cess So many startling projects have been
broachcd and SO many astonishing rumors
circulated of late, which afterwards turned
out TO be utterly unfounded, that this will not
probably create great surprise. The Federal
Government would by no means allow any
such revolutionary movement, and would
crush il the moment it were developed. We
look upon it, however, us canard-a " dead
duck''-to excite Il brief sensation.
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What the Votes in the Senate Last Frida,
Signify.


The Philadelphia Ledgel''S Washington cor
respondent SAYS the President looks upon the
votes given in Congress last Friday as an
augury that his restoration policy Will be
successful. But the New York Her0td, which
| is ever ready to explain mysteries, places them
| i'll an entirely different light. 1t declares that
! Il most important political change has been
| conclusiyely developed in the ranks OF the
dominant party. The heated and sangune
authorizations of the Radicals built up n very
ultra programme upon the succession of
Johnson after he had so positively declared
himself radical man 1hey now reluc-
family surrender their Overdrawn eXpecta-
tons, but only in obedience 10 deliberate
plan which postpones their anticipated mile
mum until the next Presidential term. The
executive council recently held i'll Albany, of
the Union Leagues of the State compared
notes on this subject. The campaign is but
little more than two years distant, and the
Radicals have formally concluded that the
danger of their being thrown out of power i
so threatening that every effort will be needed
10 secure their hold. The Radical papers In
different parts of the State have fairly opened
the ball, while the League machinery Is tho
roughly wound up for formal organization
of every distric, in this interest
The Specification of this change is mani
tested in the general tactics of the Radicals.
They are no longer bent upon immediate ultra
measures. They are temporizing and hedging
on every hand. The watchword has been
passed They have cooled down in Congress,
and turned conservative all 1T once III Albany.
From Washburne III the West, and Wilson Ill
New England, rs well liz Alyord, Folger, Fen
ton, and Tremain in this State, formal indica-
tions of this policy have gone forth. The Ro
chester Dtm0cTta, their strongest organ III the
interior OF this State, backed by the Tribune
and the recent conventions for local elections,
have endorsed the new programme
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THE IoNpoS TfaEs.-MR. BAECRoFr.-The
London Times, III some remarks upon Mr.
Hancroft's Grafton in honor OF the late Presl-
dent Lincoln, says il is plain that the speaker
took the opportunity 10 utter, ana part OF
the audience to applaud, everything that could
offend the pride and rouse the indignation of
England Itsays MIR. Bancroft probably knows
enough of England TO be aware that these ha'
rangues have little effect there, and II asks
!" Can this mischieyous old man believe that
any purpose can be served by slandering two
such countries rs England aud France i'll the
presence of their representatives,
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NJ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

BR~ COMPREHENSIVE.
The Undersigned having formed co-par!ner-
ship, for the purpose of conducting
4 WHOLESALE GROCERY, PROVISION, AND
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS,
under the name Of
STONE, WILSON Il FOSTER,
and having taken the commodions warehouse on
Cary street second door below Pearl, are now
receiving 4 general supplv.of
GOODS IN THEIR LINE,
which will be made complete in a few days, ana TO
which they respectfully call the attention OF the
trade HAMILTON J. STONE,
of Petersburg;
JOHN Il. WILSON,
Of Petersburg
,,112ts r. T. FOSTER.
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VIZ HOLESAL III \ II ID 4 r T.
W HOUSE,
GOVERNOR STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
We are now receiving direct from the manufac-
turers in England, Germany. and the United States,
our SPRING STOCK, consisting IN part, OF
, coo dozen PEN and POCKET KNIVES,
600 gross COCOA, BONE, BUCK, and IVORY
HANDLE TABLE CUTLERY ;
1000 pair TRACE, STAGE, and HALTER
75o dozen I ELWELL's, PECKs, and PowELL's
WEDDING HOES: -.
. 500 dozen PAD, CHEST, TILL, CUPBOARD,
STOCK, and KNOB LOCKS:
go dozen GRASS and GRAIN SC1THES,
$50 dozen SGYTHE SNATHS and GRAIN era
$50 dIoIiensPADEs, sHovELs, FORKS, RAKES;
900 kegs NAILS, assorted;
100 kegs HORSE SHOES,
100 dozen COLLINS Y CO.'S, MANN Y STEW
30 tons POTS, OVENS, SPIDERS, and LIDS !;
CARPENTERS BLACKSMITHS', SAD
Oilers, and TANNERS TOOLS
BUILDERS and HOUSEKEEPERS' HARD
WARE in great variety,
MACHINE BETTING,
FAIRBANKS'S STANDARD SCALES,
HOES CIRCULAR SAWS,
MANILA ROPE, &c, &c,
10 which we call the attention Of the merchants oil
Virginia North Carolina, and Tennessee, feeling
confident that stock Is equal To any In the coun-
try, and our prices as low as any reSu house;
W. =. DOSSAS,l w. ,. DONNA., W.
TouS ASHER Z NH l2-2w
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rss,-GOoD IDEA SALOON,

No. lol BROAD STREET CORNER OF NINTH.
The undersigned have just received stock "i
New. York. Philadelphia, Baltimore, and klsh-
mond AI.ES which they will retail at SIX CEN II
PER GLASS. Famiic, can he supplied by the riht'
quart, ~ gallon. 80
The RESTAURANT has been re- opened, ana VIII
10 snpplird with all the requisites Of the season.
FRESH OYSTERS every day, cooked in all styles
WHISTLES and other liquors from ten cents pei
gla>, aud upwards.
CT. FlTZ PATRICK Il. J. CANANAN'
ProprietorS
,,,,-rrS ,C,TT mh l3-lw