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PrOstratiOn Played Out.

Violent purgatiNCS, CmCtiCS, SaliNantS,
bli>trring and bleeding have had their day.
The sick can no longer hc persuaded
that the best to cure them i Ia destroy
the little strength that disease has left
them.
Dy$poptiCS, instead of dosing themselves
with epson salts, ;luc>. cniycinth iaIap and
other powerful cathartics, ton" tli"ir digest
I've organs and regulate their bowels with
HOStcttcr'S Stomach BittCrS.
Persons of bilious habit. instead of throw
Ing The whole glandular system into a state
of morbid irritation with mercllrial poison,
seek relief, and find it, in the operation OF
that wholesome vegetable Alternative upon
the diSOrdcrcd liver.
Nervous sufferers, trcmulouS, weak ana
dcSpundent. recruit their shattered energies
with Il course of the great inHigOrant, and
bless the day when the adultcratcd liquors
of commerce were superseded by mcdi-
Gated Stimulant, perfectly efficient and en-
tirCly harmless.
Travellers by land and sea rejoice in the
possession of an agreeable corrective, which
protects them from the evil effects of nala-
ria, from sea sickness, and from the dis
turbing influences of changes of temporal
turc, and change OF water.
The weak and dcbilitatcd feel their
strength return, and their spirits revive I'M
der its bracing, app"tiZng, gently cNhila-
rating action.
/ II is the only Stimulcnt which cautious
/ physicians can cOnSCicntiouSly recommend
i Ia ladies in delicate health, or To the aged
and dCcrrpid
There Is not city, town or settlement OH
the American continent where II Is not re-
/ cogniZrd aS household remedy and a safe
guard against cpidCmicS; and, in short,
Z whenever there Il intelligence, prudence
and common sense. HoStcttCrS stomach
Bi,tcrS is pronounced Il standard specific, for
which, in the whole range of pharmacy
there i no substitute or equivalent.
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read from Prof. A. d. Williams, State
Superintendent of Free Schools, sug-
costing the propriety of holding State
convention of the county Superintend-
ents, some time in May next, and also
suggesting Parkersburg as the place for
holding the same. The voice OF the
meeting was concurrence IN every
particular with Prof. Williams. We
therefore suppose that the Convention
will be held at ParkerSburg.-Char'es-
ton JolrpoL
ATTENTION ALL those in Hardy
county who oppose the present rrinous,
illiberal, proscriptive and unjust policy
of the Radical party, arihom distinction
Of prceio's party utilization, are cordially
invited to meet in County Convention,
in Moorefield, on Saturday, the 18th
day of May, 1870, for the purpose of
appointing delegates to the Democratic
State Convention, which meets in
Charleston, Kanawha county, on the Sth
OF June next.-Hordy County Register.
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thousands of dollars to be annually
spent here among the merchants and
tradesmen. as thousands are spent in
the towns mentioned. If such an In
stitutIon is of no account, why
did Parkersburg, Romney and Clarks
burg contend for it with such ability
and zeal?
But whether of pecuniary advantage
or not, it is public and humane Insti-
tuition for the most unfortunate class Of
our fellow beings, and can the good
people OF Wheeling reject the tender
made TO them, without the exhibition
ola cold and selfish Indifference TO hut
man msfortunes, thatwould lnhlct
stain upon their philanthropy and a
sad commentary upon their public spirit!
But perhaps the unknown author Of
the above card has "cat in his meal
tub" and instead Of Directing 10 the
city as location, he objects to the Sem
mary as cite. Well, if he has a bet
ter cite to dispose Of let him present it
and his proposition will doubtless he
fairly considered.
As TO the authority which the Board
of Supervisors had to tender the Semi
nary to the Blind ASYLUM We cannot
speak authoritatively but we should
suppose the blindest comprehension
would teach Us to properly assume that
the Supervisors had the same authority
to tender the Seminary, or any other
suitable building TO the Regents, that
they would have TO erect Poor House,
or a Hospital in case of disease, or to
appropriate money for suffering hui
mamitv in cases Of public ca
lamitv. None of these privileges did
we ever know to hc questioned: and
unless the Supervisors NAV" offended
public sentiment in this county 10y their
tender of the Seminary, our correspond
cnt will permit u To- say that neither he
nor any other TAX payer can have
/ the slightest excuse for complaint II
/ he hc Il rich man it will moi cost him
ten lnllar,. and if Il poor man, much
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The COnstituiiOnaIIy Bilious.

No two parts of the human body more
strongly Sympathize together than the
stomach and Liver. When one is dcranged
the other Is generally out repair. And al
no other period of the year are they so Liable
to become deranged rs now, and thus lay the
foundation ofdiSordcrS which wi!lrob life OF
its pleasures, and, perhaps end in death
itself. The stomach n0w requires an anti
bilious tonic, the liver needs toning immc-
diatcly, and the blood ought to h. cleanScd
and purified. Perhaps YOU do not realize.
th, force nf this statement; but. n"verthe-
less, the necessity for obScrrinSit does exist.
Hc warned in time, and seek safety and cX-
cmplion from disease 10y using MlSiilEk =
HERE BTrrERS every day, regularly. IL
isl certain cure for all diseases arising from
= diSnrdcrcd stomach and liver, and q rclia-
bic protection to all vino ar" constitution
ally prcdispo<rd to bilious complaints.
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The Asylum Question Again.

;n,c,rJ;s bptwcwiII give ,urhon.
!; ;,,,;rio. - think tb,y
,,,.,,. n,.rr xr,,,xn ,,y,rv
f,,,,nrs or,hc REGISTER
Be COOL enough TO point ont the
advantages, t" this city and county.
when the location "i inc above ,"'u,
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In the Municipal Court Of
Wheeling.

Dewey, Vance q Co.
vs.. IN tlluhcCry.
Frank ]. ROthacllcr 81 al.
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
pursuant to Il decree made ana entered In
the above cause by said Court, at the Feb
ruary term thereof, ] will, ~ Special Com
missioner. sell on saturday, the nth day Of
April, 1870. at public auction, at the front
door of the tOurt House Of Ohio county, the
following described real estate commonly
known as "ROthackcr'S Brewery" to wit
The south half OF Lot No. ~, situate on east
side of Market street, between Jefferson and
Adams street. in III" city of Wheeling.
Said sal" was d"crCcd by said Court in
order:
LIST. To enforce "a certain deed of trust
made 10y Frank J. ROthaclicr and Elizabeth
ROthackcr, his wife, in favor of Samuel i.
Black us trustee, dated September 10Th, 1853
now of record in the Recorders Office of
Ohio county, West Virginia, i'll Deed Book
No. ~, conveying the above described prop
crty In trust Ia secure the sums included in
ten notes, payable Ia Francis Hcgner, or
order, all braring date October list, 1888, the
amounts and times of payment of the same
being aS follows: one for $3.50, payable April
lSt, l$rj; one for $JSl, payable April LIST, 1876
one for Sis payable APRIL lSt, 1871; one for
Sig7, payable April lSt, lSjN: one for SIG
payable April lSt, 1870; one for SIj5, payable
April Isl, 1850; one for Si3i, payable April
Isl. 1861: one for Sil3, payable April lSt. lNil
one Tor SEE. pnIablt Nplll Isl lN'b, anu one
for S.i7!. payable April lSt, 1861. tThc debt
secured 10y said deed is entitled 10 credits
amounting. principal and interest III ucio-
Der LIST, 1863. To >Gljl.aj, and the amount
of principal and interest claimed to be due,
unpaid and secured by said deed al trust,
for which sale will be made, is $1,000, with
interest from October list, 1869, due To j. y.
Camden, as surviving executor of Lewis
Stecnrod, dcccaScdJ ID. To satisfy, ont of
the proceeds of said sale, Sundry judgment
liens upon the equitable interest Ot said
Rothackcr in said property.
The terms Of sale will be Onc-third of the
purchase money cash in hand and the re-
maindcr in two equal instruments, payable
In six and twelve months from the day of
sale, with interest thereon from said day;
said deferred payments being secured by
the purchaser giving his bonds for the same
with good personal security and by the title
being retained until the same are paid.
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Special Commissioner.
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STATE NEWS

our representative in Congress from this
district concentrates a visit To Europe
at an early dav.-.Nonu,,to,ru Past.
:,
MIS-; stephen Il moore "'> = rciio''-'I :,
Iiy1'r''' nE " I'''l'lS H t2, u" ! i'u%l "
Ias' wees caused ny p'aS,,i'2 " LocN !"
Nj '''l'''o" "r'' WI l'''' ''r'''-
-, ~, :.
lNr"c! DaluW'''' one ~ ',t T I, n ,.'-
iZetN 81 irtS,"'' 'o'''''H' '''' at n'"',
doh'iIie Oh Ha'ur""H "'eN'
The body of Mr.. Asa Woodward Of
this place, who lost his life 10y the un-
fortunate disaster to the tow boat
Raven, has not vet been found, and the
probabilities now are that it never will
bc-Nrson Co.1,ty .Jopl1,ai.
=, ~, -
y I''''' o"H manner I:i T'oI4' ID a''" w.
Of Mr. Henson, of RAYMOND CITY. was
accidentally drowned in the Kanawha
at RAYMOND CITY. last Saturday the 23d
inst - Mason, CooytJ .Im,,7,1l
..
"iL IN lNLoEII mona IL" up
IN tins county "idN iair |" n''"ihc Il
great point II eNci'eh'Th' ana el'IiHS'-
aSnn can maze 1t S"c"' ''' wei =
cn.. or Contamination. and lands are
ba;rc leased nil around in that vicinity.
- LL.,rt;,,r
EEf MtLAN'""'f,TiH '' ran com Hi
ihE To- Hra',n" "n 'l' ~ W va
hF3h'n, ''S' uEHi''Hi IT'5e IN INT III SEr I
iii!r, from ''I"''"n' Nl'i''' 'l'''I H. III
ch'I"' some '"I'' VI '""I H'"'H o'"' lE''
.;dc of III. rood from the house and
sr,inc the train arrrnacLinr, attcmutrl
to eros. the track. The child WAS
friohtfIIly mauolcd hy the ear wheels
ami di.j IN - few moments T,.Lo,
Ia,oty lJysrESy
-,
ALN"ST lEk.Uoh h'rS'ay even
lh3 Ia'' 'h' our, iiu.''V ',''', It ''"', Wv
Wade the Recorder Of the county had
stcmrd ont Of his office for the purposc
at huyino a lamp chimney. leaving Il
Iomn hurnmy ON the table and ON re-
turning found the oil in the lamr in
flames = Voygosto,rs CONSTITUTION.
u..
" T. STILL LOT LOT k 'l'ii, spite OF 'hS
many or =. thrown III our way, anu ~,
'hT l''''i''.' ''''ss Sno"H WIN y ''I' n"'.'
,!' ;'t =, ~ ''o , oro Lo, n.','',t ,"t
~ .',,o I'u"'' 49,. w i"I ";"rh: III,
'""t We nave T ~ III ''"ro"Siil
'>.3"''>l'ii? rG'''o' I l"PeI j" YOUR ,5
'''''N'' anu '' ,!, !" N''P I" "i'-'''
3''''''" "'|'''"'''"'
WorNpEp-A serious accident &C,
Cured on Piles Fork, about three miles
from this place, on last SATURDAY, hy
which Mr. Mark hcharIS"n was
badly ""nHi'". hr' ID. ana MS brother
were III tue """.0 2'',''& OUT cross
u'I' ana '',c "N OF ms pF"''''r S'PF'"
ana severely @aSh't MS icy '''''''9
10" i""'t''"'"'
Mannincton i certainly. in point 81
hu.inc>s. one of the leading towns in IN,
State and surrnruded hy lurp. t,rri.
tory nf thickly settled country which !.
bcipu yearly improved and heinz occu.
,,;oJ ~ :, :. La. an ;rJrst,;,ps or,or
,,r;.;n., rennle wc NAV .ofIv rnrrInJc
tha, Lcr nosit;on Will nnyrr hc Ioycr
w.. L;,bcr,.s,U J:,I,. 1Ln.,:.,,,',
L,L.o~aI|.I
- :. So, ..r,.. ,.II -,
= oP",'H S'a''IS' II.iI',''' ~ ,,i'
,'orn loStr,ycJ Lv fire week Lrfnrc los,
an ,Lo hoy an,i. GRAIN Lnrnnd and a
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-02

WHILE twenty-five thousand white
citizens of West Virginia are kept from
the polls by tyrannical laws passed 10y
the Radicals, they now very cordially
invite two or three thousand negroes to
register and vote the Republican
ticket What do honest white people
think of this insult and outrage?
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Man and the Magtialen.

Essays for Young Men.-The victims Of
social evils-with words of warning for the
erring and MISUNDERSTANDING aid and
words of cheer for the down-cast and afiiict-
ed. Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Phila-
dclphia. Pa. feh2i-3mdIw
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The quarrel between the Sultan and
his feudatory, the Niceroy of Egypt,
seems now almost absolutely certain to
result in war, unless the Western Pow
ers interpose The Viceroy is FESTIVE
and the Sultan resolute.
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Flour.

WE ARE NOW RECEIVING \ LARGE
lot of the best brands of Flour, white and
red winter and spring whcatS. Flour is
fIrmcr with an advancing tendency. We
are still Offering at lowest quotations
silver Spray, Hamilton Mills, CaSScl,S
Champion. CaSScl'S Snow Flake, Henry X.
List 4 CO.'S. Lilly White, kurtzS Family,
Baltic, etc, etc Rye Flour and Extra Flour.
aprS HENRY X. LIST Il co.
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THE publication of new daily paper
j. announced in New York, which is to
advocate "thc General Butler phase OF
advanced Republicanism.' If there is
more corrupt phase Of Republicanism
To he advanced than that which now
marks the party ~ the political harlot
which ha- robbed the country oia!litsvir-
tues, it will indeed he Il hideouo @pcrta-
Gle for men and Con 10 gazc upon
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TUE Hartford Tines and New Haven
Register figure up an actual gain to the
Democrats in Connecticut of over l2Oo
votes
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New Orleans Sugars and
NsOIaSSHS.

90 IIRpS. FULLY FAIR TO CHOICE
Sugar,
iOI BblS. Prime 10 Choice MOlaSScS,
In store and for sale by
VI. REILLY.
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The communication of :" FAIR PLAY
about the Deaf and Dumb Institution
was received too late for publication
This morning.
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MARRIED.

On April 18th. 1870, at st. James Cathedral,
by the Rev. J. r. sullivan, Mr.. NJ. j. COYLE
and Miss AMANDA MATGE, all OF this
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
For Sale.
Notice TO Builders,

A VERY FINE BLACK MARE, ROCKA.
WAY and Harness. GEO. r. TINGLE.
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SEALED PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING
two School Houses in the Philadelphia town.
ship. will be- received by the undersigned
I'LL the 7th Of May, 1870. Payment made in
Township Ponds bearingG per cent. interest.
Plans and specifications can be seen at
Miller's Paint Shop, opposite the Postofiice,
Wheeling, W. Va, and al Buchanan's,
Middle Wheeling Creek, W. Va. Address
SAMUEL BUCHANAN.
Triadelphia, W. Va.
SAMUEL. BUCHANAN
JOSEPH BEDILION, yCom'rS.
SAMUEL OLDHAM.
MAJ
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Black TObaccOs- Virginia and
Kentucky.
l2CADDIES LEADBETrER'sv VIRGINIA
Flour.
Carolina Rice,

30 BARRELS CHAMELEON" XXXX
Flour, Just received and for sale by
aprS VI. REILLY.
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No. 1 Foundry Iron.

% TONS BrCKHORN FURNACE on
the wharf and for sale low.
apr2G HENRY Il. LlSl " ".
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Rio Coffee.
Choice Old Java Coffee.

80 BAGS PRIME TO FANCY FOR SALE
at lowest rates.
HENRY h. LIST 4 co.
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LAKE HERRING, LAKE SHAD. White
Fish, Mackerel, Labrador Herring. in pack
ages of all sizes For sale very low.
aprIj HENRY X. LIST < 60.
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SINE of the Radical papers are
t.,lu,ing Democrats with the idea of
their going to the polls 10 mix with
ncgro,>. People are sometimes drawn
rn,try foolish actions 10y ilntasv, hut We
hope mn Democrat or Conservative will
he weak and foolish enough 10 hc intim-
iatci from the polls hy such devices
II the bad white men who have run the
machine of this State for five wears,
have now capped the climax of their
tyranny, 10y thrusting negroes into the
political arena TO help keep white men
IN chains it should he Il StimuIant to
every honest man To endure any indig-
nifty rather than not assert the rights
and redress the wrongs of his fellow
citizcnS
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TnE Constitution of West Virginia
declares that none but white men shall
vote. 1t also declares in the amend
mcnt that almost Twenty-Five thousand
Of them >hall not vote. But il the
coming local and State elections every
negro twcnty-onc wears Of arc i invited
10 the hallot-box, to elect our officers
and make our laws, This Is one of
rhr advanced idea, of Rcpuhlicani~m.
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Snow Flake Lime.

~ TIERCES PRIME JUST RECEIVED
and for sale by NJ. REILLY.
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lsI lNIsl'' Nlal'N IaiAi''
Special COMMISSIONS

The above sal" has been postponed until
WEDNESDAY, MAY 18th. $50, al 10 O'Clock
\. VI. ALFRED CALlDN El.l-
nprll Special Commissioner.
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Refined Sugars.

loo RHIGS. HARD AND SOFT CRUSHED
in store and for SHE by VI. REILLY.
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\ FRF>ST SUPPLY OF OUR VERY ST.
PERlOR Coffee. Get the best and see that
our name is on the package.
HENRY h. LIST & 90.
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Fish.

~ PACKETS VERY FINE. JUST RE-
CFINFD by HENRY X. LIST 4 90.
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TuE Radicals say they intend to cor
rect the wrongs which they have i'm
posed upon the people of this State, as
loon a. it can he done 10y proper lcgis-
latiou. This is simply adding insult
To- injury. The best and only way to
correct wrongs is to punish the. bad
men and party that pcrpctratc them,
hy expulsion from position and power.
The rotten tree ofRadicalism might be
pruncd thousand years, aud not 50
much as blossom would it Weld 10
all our pains of hu>handrv
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TUNT instructing story about ku-
Klux depreciation in the Kmawha
Valley has all vanished in smoke and
was vanished in the first place with
ia!>~hood After Il careful invc-tiga-
rioa of all the facts in the case,
tn Grand Jury has rendered Il
verdict, which We publish in another
column 10 the effect that, the whole al
fair was >tupcniouS Radical ;ahrca-
lion. Marshal SLACK, becoming nm
necessarily frightened. called for troops,
aud the TAILOR, being a negligent if not
:, corrupt man, let the prisoner escape.
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Roasted Coffee

ID BARRELS JUST RECEIVED BY
HENRY h. LIST 4 60.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

CWORTHAND-( Phonography) Ladies o.
- gentlemen taught 10 write with ease and sccur-
je4lOt
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FOR LADIES ONLY.
THE EUGENE OR LADIES' OOMPAN

THE EUGENE OR LADIES' COMPANION
This article is recommended by eminent physi.
clans in Europe, by the Medical Faculty Of New
York. and by many eminent physicians of this city
and is approved of and worn by the ladies generaly
in Europe, and in the Northern. Eastern and West.
ern States Of this country. and is exclusively fol-
ladies' This article, for the and comfort Ui
Indies, is Of the most important ever discovered
and is only necessary to be tried to be universally
every other portion Of the civilized world. A % ~
For sale ct No. Il Baronne street; Mrs, Mo.
Jenkins, dreesmaker No. 2ls Josephine street. cor.
in attendance at the above places Also for sale At
the following drug stores. viz: r. < Finlay's corner
Canal street; Ball. Lyons : o., corner Of Camp
and Gr:visr streets; Erich Brand, corner Of Maya:
Magazine and Josephine Streets and @. J. Mating
ly's, corner Of Magazine and Napoleon avenue.
Jefferson City. del 6n 2dp
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yei, @rleaus &epnbliea,s.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF the UNITED STATES.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY Of new ORLEANS
APP0RTIONMENT OF THE SCHOOL
Funds.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Once State Superintendent Of Public Education;
New Orleans, June ], le7O.
Apportionment of the current school fund
accrued in the hands Of the State Treasurer,
since the last spportionment:
NoTE.-The following spportionment OF
current school fund, accruing in the State
treasury since the first day of March to
date, is hereby announced. Till District
Boards are organized in each parish, city
and town, this apportionment will not be
available, as only the treasurers OF this
board are authorized to receive the money.
The superintendent for the parish of Orleans
embraces amounts due the city of New
Orleans, the former City of Jefferson, and
what was formerly the town of Algiers, and
is made by wards (school districts), as
required by law.
Treasurers that have not drawn the ap.
portionment of school money made March
l., to their respective city, town, ward and
districts. can obtain warrants from the
State Superintendent covering both appor-
tionments viz: For March l, and June /.
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COalMENDABLE ENTERPRIRE-A ReStdu.
rant on the Cheap Plan.-Such of our read.
ers who are by necessity compelled to
browse about at restaurants will, doubtless,
be delighted to learn that at No. 16 Royal
street a restaurant will be opened in day
or two, at which excellent breakfasts and din
ners will be served up to guests at such re.
markedly low prices that even the most i'm.
pecunious among them will be able to fare
sumptuously every day. The establishment
is to be called the Sazarac, and will be kept
by that celebrated cook and caterer, Spa
ricio, so we'll known to the bon Uirants and
gournaets ofthe French quarter. Mr.. Spa
ricio intends keeping frst-c!ass establish
ment in every respect his table will be fur
n:shed with the finest plate. glassware and
crockery; his saloon will be elegantly fitted
up, and his walters polite and attentive.
In regard to the meals he will supply, he
says that his patrons can depend upon pure
wine, wholesome breads and meats, and
good cooking. He sees no reason why
person cannot get good square breakfast,
including wine, for seventy-fve cents, and
capital dinner for one dollar. How's this
in comparison with prices at Denechaud's,
Victor's and others? Rather astonishing,
we say; and we would advise that he be cul-
tivated. He is public benefactor if he
makes good his words, and that he will do,
for we know him of old.