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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-08-14

ments show that in 1886, the appropria
lions exceeded the amount called for by
the administration over nineteen millions
Of dollars, and in 1887 over seventeen
millions, making in all over thirty.six
millions, not five millions Of which had
been expended prior to January, 1897
Here was a load thrown upon the late adj
mlnlstration, contrary TO its will, exceed
ing the balance trumped up against it, &
it is charged with extravaganza because it
faithfully executed tine laws Of Congress
as it was sworn to do!
The documents show also, that Mr..
Van Buren's four years, Congress made
extraordinary and temporary apprOpria-
tions exceeding the average of the two
preceding terms by more than this whole
balance, and exceeding those of the youn-
ger Adams term by forty-six Millions
Yet, the men whose votes forced these ex-
traordinary expenditures on Mr.. Van
Buren's administration, are the louGeSt
in charging it with extravaganza!
Within this whole period the Florida
war was raging, which caused heavy ex-
pendtures,
On the other hand, the acts of Congress
modifying the tariff, cut OFF forty millions
OF the revenue from customs.
Besides all this, it was a period of uni
versal convulsions in commerce, which
for time almost annihilated our revenue.
If the Secretery had intended fair
comparison, he should have gone back to
some epoch like the accession of General
Jackson or The removal Of the deposites.
The documents show, that during the
period of "ruln" from 1929 down to 1910,
the receipts exceeded The expenditures
fourteen millions of doolIars; from 1929
to 1887 forty millions, and from 1888 to
lS4O three millions. ......
Assign to 1887 the money then on hand
ard since deposited with the States, lover
twenty.eight millions,) and add the seven
millions left IN the Treasury with the sub.
sequent receipts, and it would leave
large balance OF hand after meeting all
claims, ordinary and extraordinary.
Kend's Erp.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-08-14
MR.. WOODBURY'S SPEECH, MIR
EWlNG'S REPORT

We purpose giving, in a condensed
manuer the speech of Mr.. Woodbury.
the bIuaders and errors contained in Mr..
Ewing's first official Report, together with
some other facts and matters of interest to
the country.
The outstanding appropriations on the
lth Of March last, stated by Mr.. Ewing
at litle oUer 'iirty three millions, when
the items Of that character IN the same re.
port make over thirty four millions.
The item for civil aud diplomatic ex.
penses IN the Senate copy Of the Report,
is stated at over six millions of dollars,
whereas IN the House copy they are a
million less.
The recent Of over $4,000 from the
Back Of the United States for the first two
months Of this year, is twice stated in the
Senate COPY.
The Report shows no deficit in the
Treasury on the 4th of March last.
1t shows no deficit on the l7th March
when the proclamation for the Extra SEES
sion was issued.
1t shows no deficit on the 3lst MAY,
the day that congress met but on the con-
,rdry, two to three millions of available
resources.
Nor is there any deficit now, (lGth,
June.
But the secretary estimates that there
will be a deficit IN September and a some.
what larger one at the end Of the year.
This is made cut by premature expend-
lures or by over estimating them, aud by
Understanding the receipts, without civ.
ing either the actual receipts or expendi-
lures Of the last three months, or any 9th
er data to support his conclusions.
There may be deficit on the LIST Sep,
TENDER next; for ii is easy to make one.
But by the Secretnry's own data, it will
upon the basis of eXistiSg laws, be only
two millions instead of five, be states; for
upwards of three millions Of the five are
made up Of the expenses Of this Extra SEES
sion and new appropriation which be asks
for. Ii is always easy 10 make a deficit
by increasing expenditures, and the Sec.
rotary might, without difficulty, have made
it l3 or thirty millions.
There was neither debt nor deficit re-
quiriog a call Of Congress. The Secreta.
ry shows that on the lst ofJune he had on
hand S644,36I Is
And power TO issue in
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-08-14

OF The Editor of the Vicksburg Sen,
tnel pays the following merited compli-
ment to our friend Joseph NJ. Cardozo
ESQ.,
We understand that Joseph Nj. Cardo.
20 is a candidate for District Attorney in
the district comPa7ed of Holmes, Yazoo,
Alfalfa, &C. at the November election
Mr.. G. is man Of talents and sprighti.
nets, and will, no doubt make an efficient
prosecuting officer He is one ofthe esr-
liest ant-bond payers and thorough re-
publican, consistently opposed to special
privileges of all sorts.
Why are some street politicians like
swine! Cos they lie up and down the stl'ts.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-08-14
,,urp EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
BY JOHN N. BASKlN.
nrpns OLE SUBSCRIPTION.

"A TER Ms Vt pCbbSNii WV
ono year's subscription S3 if paid in adj
''Js "a II paid within six months after
I ns cl subscribing; or S. if not paid until
Coration of the year.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
l..,G.ements will be inserted at the rate Of
Srer square for the first insertion, and SO
y, zach week lheraGer--ten lines or less
,|,inr A square. The number of insertions
1 A must be noted on the margin of the
,ns1ot, or they will be inserted until forbid,
,largei accordingly. Advertisements from
,,ne must be accompanied with the Cash.
\ l,orj,ements and Communications Of IA
.,ogj nature, viii be charged double the
u ,,,Spoing candidates for county offices, will
Ecf@cb, for State and District offices $40.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-08-14
$3.50, 305 OF

%, lOUj oUO VI
There was then no debt or deficit which
he was destitute of means to meet.
The Secretary does not assert, that
there will be any debt becoming due this
year. He throws together various items,
including over sir millions in Treasury
Notes "receiyable for public dues in the
the present year or payable in 1872" and
thus makes Gan aggregate of deJts and de.
fct to be provided for IN this and the en-
suing year Of $l2,OSS,2l5 1872 He does
not tell bow much of This belongs to this
year, or the past year, or whether any.
Most of in fact belongs to the next
year, and needed no extra Session 10 pro.
vide for it.
On the 3D. page Of his Report, the Sec.
rotary himself estimates the sum unprovi-
ded for Of the demands for the present
year al $6,OOO,0l4 ID, aud yet he says,
there will be an aggregate of deficit for
the next three months of more than nine
millions.
The Secretary shows, that the expen-
dltur' during the last years have been
S3l, 3lO,0l4 90 La This he has no con-
ceivabIo object but that it shall be taken
as so much public debt created by the
late administration, and it is so understood
by some of his friends out of the Senate
if not in it. Add his mysterious nine
millions 10 this, and it would make tho
forty million debt which was so much said
and sung through the county last year.
Yet, it is all as false as the Alcoran.
About nine millions of this sum was
due and received from the late Bank OF
the United States for the Government
stock, and how can receiving and expen-
dog our own be called creatrg debt?
Near eight millions more we're in the
Treasury in January, 1887; and is the
spending OF money on hand The creation Of
debt?
Over nine millions more were the fourth
lnstament of surplus revenue directed in
1875 to be deposited with the States. So
far nom this being debt to them, they
are indebN J to the United States for over
twenty-elght millions of dollars which ac-
tually were deposited.
VI the thirty.one millions there remain
only from four TO six millions,
What but to confirm the impression
that the last administration had been ex
trav, @2ut, could have been the object in
getting up this balance Of thirty millions2
The Secretary had in his Department the
documents to prove the impression or
charge totally unfounded. These docu-
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-08-14

Repeal is the word.-The legislature of
New Hampshire, the democratic members
of the Legislature of New York, and toe
democratic meetings and papers in South
Carolina, all adopttbe resolve that ia new
National Bank is created, II must Be RI ~
pealed, RE peal! Repealp should be the
watchword, from Maine TO louisiana.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-08-14

lay in the summer and fall supplies as
soon as possible at Dr. Emanuel's on
Main st. The Doctor will not raise the
price on his present supply - Sentinel.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-08-14

THE WHOLE NATION RELIEvED.-We
understand that DIR. Truman Stllman OF
New Orleans, has resolved to "relieve the
people, at once and put an end to the
dolorous and heartrending complaints Of
Henry Clay and the broken down gam
blers at Washington. He has been NOV
ed TO this gigantic benevolence by the
cries for relief which has proceeded during
the extra session of Congress from the
National Aims House at Washington.
THIS national panacea consists in the
prescription of one dozen of the "highIy
concentrated" with pills to match to every
broken down speculator in the United S.,
and double dose for Henry Clay, Thorn
as Ewing, James Watson Webb and the
Wall stree! finanoiers. Such a general
application of the 'Dr's concentrated sar-
saparila' 10 pecuniary gripiogs, will me-
cessary produce scarcitw of the article;
and we therefore admcnlSh the people 10
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-08-14

| HAVE NO TIME TO sTUDY.-Ihe idea
about the want Of time is a mere phan-
tom. Franklin found time the midst of
all his labors to dive into the hidden re-
cesses Of philosophy and untroden path Of
science. The great Frederick, with an
empire at his directioD,in the midst OF war
on the ewes of battles which were to de-
eide the fate of his kingdom, found time
to revel in all the charms Of philosophy
and intellectual pleasures. Bonapare,
with kings in his anti.chamber begging for
thrones-with thousands of men whose
destinies were suspended on the brittle
thread of his arbitrary pleasure, had time
to converse with books. Caesar, when he
had curbed the spirit Of the Roman people
and was thronged with visiters from the
remotest kingdom found time for intelec-
ual cultivation. Every man has time
if he be careful 10 improve; and if he does
improve it as well as he might, he can
reap a threefold reward.
Let mechanics then make use Of the
hours at their disposal if they want TO OBJ
tain proper Influence in society. They
are the life blood of the community; they
can if they please hold in their hands the
destnies of the republic; they are numer.
Gus, respectable and powerful, and they
have only to be educated half as well as
other professions to make law for the ma.
ton.
Every man has time 10 study, If far.
mers and mechapcs--yes, and merchants
too, would devote the ore half Of the time
at their disposal to study, they would reap
a rich reward. Let them then betake
themselves to industry, and devote more
of their time TO study and the acquisition
of useful knowledge and not so much to
improbable amusements. There are We
ry few who cannot daily spend two hours
for mental cultivation. Ifthey would do
even this, how much more extensive would
be their information,a land how much great.
err their influence in ciety.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-07
REAL ESTATE Ar AUCTION

~ virtue Of deed trust, executed by Richard Rsins
II bearing date % 10Th December ls3 Of record IA 49,
hse OF the Clerk Of The huFtngs court Tor the city OF
lShul"l' Tor the purpose Of securing the payment Of
ram sums 81 money therein named John eth IN.
SEned trustees "a the said deed uamcd will sell by
quo O. auction 10 the highest bidder for cash o, Inc
tniscs on MONDAY, the 81 January Istl a, oirlr's
" w. certain lots or parcels Of ground haf acre earh
yhE IN huthcrporis ADD 20 the city Of Richmond GA
Tue s'de 81 street, between Jefferson OF Meet
ern lnd Madison or ih Western streets fronting 81 C.,
on street anh running hack IA 20 an alley is fsei
R-ins. - $50 '-'' ~ 81 To a-'i'
Toe ut!e - oeeyci 10 be good but the under sned
seng a. trustees will convey only such title as i vesier
!" t's,th ny the e2ii deed. ID. q. RANDOLPH,
At y N4l ] MrERFntE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-07
sERvASTs FoIt HIRE.

TIE subscriber viii have for hire the OF January
Il about ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY E.RyANTS.
comprising Factory hands, CoosS Washers ITuucTE
Nurses House servants, male aud female most OF
the above Servants IN each branch Of business are
Epol as can bc had
Having been solicited by many Of my friends in the
county n attend to the hun- ont Of thcr Servants aud
hnt hANhE hli utn" heretofore attend 10 them All
u 10 inform them that have mate TO
urn morc"l my aucniiou 10 the hiring busn--s shat
no" hc 2la 10 serve thcJu any other individuals who
ny wish their servants hired out in the City. Tie best
pCtH VIII tie gotten for them. aud Tisce
well treated Personal attention will paid Ia then, VIII
sex and at"ni" 10y good Phy siviaus as any in the
'iy Tor three iolais per wear reach
Terms for hiring and collecting tho came the loy,
Pre-" OF ~" per cent WEST WYATT
T. = Persons wishing 10 hire out their Servants Will
confer favor and add to their interest great
having them here 10y the thiIj Ui January at an,
rae " "a
w. W.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-07
lids no. GwATHMEY, Trustee.
NOTICE TO
OWNERS OF 5sAE ERTATE IN THE
CITY OF RI4ETyInNn

tiiH hss'ssor rul Nssisisuts appointed under m or
.innncc ~ TIE Common Usl. passed on the 10Th No
Ncnh"Tt li an cHI1rf from which will be found below
WI, attend ,4 ihursdly,Irly and SIur,y the OH ul
% Monday, tuesily md "Wednesday the I3It IirT nm,
loh, a. the ''m'r NJ Richard . IL. n TO on l. = rect
over the Enquirer Office. iu Madison Nari-aud or
hursdaV FRIDAY and -aur lay, the 10TH l7h add rs d 6
peccnbei ncN over the OH TsrEct House between IN,
hours NJ luoc'ork, ~ AMI o'clock = NJ ofCach dly
IN near and determine any application 81 prurrTi,
owners $50 % Tue assessment Of their property.
All = ihc assessor anu assistants before entering on
c dscNhFc oi Their ilt ca shall advertise, fr 10 laws
IN ih' 'dy papers ~ the city that they are
reeve aNphrluons from an persons who rnnsiIcr Icu
selves aG2ucNHI 10y iu" last ssuf uf their prUprr
ani where nn such applications made within a re1
souany n" the Assessor and Assistants shall
a'l ON hei own luiEcWCnt4-aud when the said now a.
s'ssmcni shall hc completed, the shall be subufsl
Y" common Council iur their ratification II ts sam.
h' h"d similar notice thereof shall be given and 10 mo
Application Pc made for alterations corrections and ua
such corrections ho made, the same shall be mo .ss
meut i0rthc said CITY. rr, 20 am,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-07
AUCTION SALES
TIIIs DAY
BY INLOEs 3 BROrnER.

S ,s'..iAA SALE DAYS: Tuesdays ThuraIay. snds
60 for Pubue sale. Wv "''- 'n'ena-
On TUESDAY, Dccstnber Tth ISL r,,,r,.,.t -, n. =,
We WI seln front OF store an sssoTfmsni y,
'''ntsIs, 1inceT"S, Sc. Consisting In paTt - ~
1sn0ganJ ritcboatds. Eareau-
Do anu other Table,
Fcaihcr Bcicand BedHur
WOOL andCtnc seat Char.
Toilette Tables and washar,nd.
COCKS, 81 various kinls
Secretary and Book Cass
Rocking Chairs, ChIld's do A.,
BACON, LIQUORS. &c
1Cn lbs prime Midilnx Bacon
~ reans Letter Paper
p bbls wmskey
Fresh FirEn Butter
~ hbls Fish aud IIrrrinra
10 ~ Braniy
WORK AND SADDLE HORSES.
n'lutoelook several good work and sadIl. Uor.~.
ADDITIONAL
Large Feather Beds
l do Brussels CARPET
do Ingram DO
BERKSHIRE PIGS.
A., Also, genuine Berkshire P.ss J..o.ad., r.. - -,
premium Hog President. IRON ths cid
|. B., Austs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-07
MONUMENT TO BISHOP MOORE.

Pursuant to notice previously given, a number Of
The gentlemen belonging w the Congrcg alton OF The
Monumental Church, la the City OF Richmond, met
ON the 3Oth ut., for tho purpose Of adopting mea-
'ures 10 erect a Monument 10 the memory Of their
ate Pastor, Bishop Moore:
Mr. Philip Harrison was appointed Chairman OF
the meeting, and Mr. WIN. Williams Sec'y.
The following Preamble and Resolutions were
then proposed and adopted;
where's, IL has pleased Almighty God to remove
from this world our venerable Pastor, the Risht
Reverend Richard Charming Moore, and it is our
desire, by suitable monument over his remains, To
manifest our respect for his character and perpetu
ate hts remembrance amongst us: and believing
that many OF his friends throughout the State, and
Of the Congregations in the Diocese over which he
so long aud faithfully presided, would esteem il
privilege TO contribute to the same object: BE II,
therefore,
RssOir,d, That the Rector and wardeus Of this
Church be, and they nIe hereby appointed q Com
mtee To contract for and cause TO be erected n mo.
nument over tho remains OF our late beloved Pastor
the RisNt ReS'd Richard Claiming Moore.
Rss"lred, That VIM H. Hubbard of this city be
appointed Treasurer Of said Committee, and that he
DC requested forthwith To open "A subscription paper
Tor the purpose Of receiving contributions towards
the erection of said Monument, and the amount
received hold subject to the disposal of said Com.
mttcc.
RsSOiUed, That the proceedings OF this meeting
oe published IN the newspapers Of this City and in
the Southern Chutchman.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-07
OHEM g. mOHLINg,
Main Street. FIVE doors below Exchange Rank
|. ~ /. - -


MOULD respectfully inform their friends and the pfib
w Nr generally. That They have un hand vory esrv
fv. as'1nmrntof luFii5nc's Pal and ITfatr C71Sipg
,lch 81. Nugrr uamr1l. Wave and PLAIN Beaver Oygt
.N'r-loi Over tl4e#t1f1 an1 C1mbIrt CI1aka. Hr1aa
,o.n ntHs8 sui Lfo.k Coats every variety 81 color
Ne.H on lain Hui Fancy Velvet Merfno. Clshmrre Cgfh
7aig hnl Sun -tdnuol lambs Wool shasor Knit Shirts
s.. ''3' ''''' ''"sei
confidence, oifer fhctn 10 the ifr H. surcr5r
Workmanshipal of Which We val, sell an H. reason. ~
any " he Northern Cuira
VIC alec h'ycon haoi s,mncs Of tho latest style Cothr
aN7nelH' anil Ncsinga which viii make Nv nrficr In
The uuF fashionable manner at s1rf notice ana -,r,.,
TIC ~ ani workmanship. r. " SPENCE, Agent.
no 70 Nn sign o. Orcu a Morins
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-07
TRUST SALE OF
VALUABLE COAL LAND AND PERSON
Al Property 4. C,,.It,.y -.

PURSUANT 70 The provisions 81 Deed II Truss hear
ing cate on the 18Th day Of IUe the year l-Fl aD
OF recurdin Tie Clerks Ofrc Of count, So,
executed ~ Beujamn ". Green aud Ro5cr M Saunlers
70 Us a. iTu-ceF tor The benefit OF EIUarI Anderson ~
hha pfvceeh on MONDAY, The lUlh OF Jauuary 1872 IN
iar % not on the next fair DAY thereafter 20 sell AZ nun
He auction - tie highest hdGer tae pr, msrs one
h-NA'i nIriy OF Inst certain piece Parcel or tract.
lsud SITUATE, lyn- ami being he county Of tand
EnSI,ly called tni Known by the name OF &C F,iirs
'osL rms, containing, by estimation. nine turar.i
egmy tvn and ,oUTth acres 80 oU- ur..iyi'I..,
u,ets p" an me personal property OF kind On lac,
sau I2Ed AMI used IN WorsUE the coal mines on s.I
LAM, or ihC said 18Th DAY 81 Iure. Ia the wear Is3g
lslh' 81 sale --bi he proceeds Of sale, rum cggal
70 ' excuses OF executing the ust will be Z, uuirc p
Sas AMI asp INC SUN ut tn thousand three buqdref
ahu ulty ihrte collars and thry thrce and one thira
cent?, WIN .cl interest thereon, from Nay zf S4
unit inc DAY OF sales and the further sum % vc thousand
dollars With legal interest thereon r. IN tie I3th dy Of
June i4l until the day Of sale. tic residue of tho
proceeH-C sale, ~" owing credits will be ovget-on
Ie sum OF g KS 81 uu'ii the 1T day Nav ION
me sum OF SOM uuu the 18Th FAY June i-i2 with H..
gh Interest on the Sl1 So from June iJrr son IN.
ihr sun OF 50 ts / unit the LIST Of NAV, lSi3
and inrtae residue Of such proceeds oi saI. on srb
terms as 'c said hcn''nin Green and Rolcrt -.un
n"ts nav nr't "n the day e GI- auG UPON their neg
'enc yrt'i7iu- 90 sya such direction IA, on e. sII
un'ii The Is cay Of May 1913 For securing the credit
'ihehs houAs Nl'h such security the undersigned
property. va $50
selling IS Trustees we shall not warrant the tile bat
entertain no .u5i thar ~ unqgcsonable sale 10 com
JESSE SNEAp
DEF p,wtFs ''i'L''A
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-07
BY INLOES 8 RROrnEn

A PAIR OF NORTHERN TROTTERs.
on SATURDAY Morning, Dec. H. We shan sen in frop,
"'9"re' a PAIR u wei broke Northern Trot,crs
ALSO,
ATery nest Family CARRIAGE and Harnesr both nearly
ami in perfect order Trrns Of sale ri dlys Tor a.
proved paper. INLOEs a nm 1TiJrn ~
dec "'''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-07

~ 10 MrHhrra N ne LfFfsln.urs
TUE attention 0f Mcmhcrsof the Asser,b1y DO t.,. ,
= to The Exchange Reading Room" whore rI., ~
found files of the best Journals from, Iii me- ~ u,
country. WI f'''N Ut Nc
Tic Rgomls n the Mctch1nis Erchanre BuJIip. % II,
rear o. the Exchange Hotel ''''' u"
. NcYnf upou individual subscriptions for supr,yt b,
lle IN atuclo % The regulations Of the room
arc charged 81 fni The Session n s hopr5 th. i
IN w, be nor. Than repaid by the pleasure Of access
Subscriptions solicited by tho proprietor d.ae,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-07
FALLsBU1G MILLS LAND AND IAN
YARD FOR SALE

MIL be seldom "Wednesday, the 22i day OF Dec ember
~ lar, not the next fair day, tho late residence
81 Leroy Davidson, deed the Tract OF Land which he
rnsnch, ahi The Tract adjoining known Adams Tract
W." w" toseiher Continuing hbou: sik hundred
iese "' tae's Will make desirable settlements; they
VIII however u desired by Purchasers be divided: Ala
INC tashufg Mills, aud a. out my of Land
lhe MN u large Brick Building, with three pair Bars
anu necessary machinery for manufacturing Flour on
the LOT Two BRICK Dwelling N uses rE store fous
'onlrr Slor and other necessary buildings The MILL
are situated upon James RIVER az GOusby's Fals,-ig
60 'ntdhng saIipu for whcat-and upwards Of 5000
buShes has been manufactured into Flour son
adjoining the Mil lot Tsn Yard, will four Of land
rus !" an excellent stand Tor Tann-ty-1hefe IN "a IA.
ot, good Brick Dwelling House Tan House. Bark House
&C Terms made known the day 81 sale, which will be
accommodating II not sold the day Of tho sale the
"l"I" ~ the property will bc odere, for
DE ] u I'LL N a :.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-07
TO THE PUBLIC.
MY DRESSING ROOM.

4 HAVE removed my businesa from 1871 street below
the ruins of tho Esge Hotel o. the Exchange Hotel In
W. cement room len OF the front enhance, where a
ptepateito receive all my old patrons, By whom have
oeen 80 hDeIAy encountered and hope, by senon
20 my profession, 10 merit continuance Of their favors
Wy assistance shall always be o the that can Re
procured My room shan Away be comfortable His the
ohB dressing Room attached % tho Notc aud &c ntle,
piI"mkps inc, may rely upon every tsntOn from IN
arI and Assistants For Gentlemen putinE up Al The Io
TEL me Is convenient entrance throu the Hons.
use DrcasinE Room Gentlemen will fnd a pleasure TO
EetshiNedhcfe Amy obloetis 10 please IN further state
a nay ioom shall be public convenience, being deteTu
ned that no pains shall 10 spared give anil
er lore, Ia order Ia sustain the Establishment
beg the public patronage assuring them thai esery efs,
on ny part shall be made 10 their appreciation; and
from lo"E experience In the profession untns rIer.
uon :" Improve IA Cutting sud Dressing the Iar no Doubt
can csis, as 10 acquired competency and skill.
ny ". Gclilsmeu have their Razors M -oo.N
put u hfs' rate order by inc.
ut- strangers always be Accommodated "A INV
Room IL open both late and early
de 4 ~ n