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against the public, and agreed SO to complicate
and embarrass the form of legal documents that
no one but the initiated could make head or tail
Of them. The character Of the author of this
anecdote is very fair guarantee for its truth;
and assuming that such is the source of the OBJ
security in which law papers and legislative
acts have always been clothed, we are bound to
congratulate the bar on the skill with which it
attained its end and the address with which
it has hoodwinked the public for SO long
1t is almost melancholy to think that an
edifce reared with such care and preserved
with such perseverance, should share the fate
of mortal institutions, and crumble to the
earth at last Such is. however, the naked
truth. The sceptre is rapidly passing from the
hands of the lawyers the chepaur de .frise
they took such pains to erect round their pro-
cedures is rapidly giving way. Already do
we see legislative acts, both here and in Eng
land written in style which ploughboy or
a policeman can understand. The jargon of
the bar is rapidly disappearing; and privileges
inconsistent with the rational liberty of man
are being wrested from the sages Of the long
robe. A man need not have studied Coke upon
Lyttleton, or pored through Harrison's Digest,
to compel Broadway dandy to pay for his
breeches; nor need washerwoman confde her
sorrows to the sympathetic heart of an erudite
attorney, in order to obtain payment of the
just need of her toll and her soap. Like all
the other monopolies of past ages, the peculiar
rights of the long robe are tottering before the
battering ram Of common sense and though
time will never come when such forensic stars
as Webster, Choate. Spencer, and O'Conor, can
be sught but glory to their country, we have
seen the last regime under which their profess
sional aid was compulsory. The bar itself will
be the greatest gamer by the destruction Of the
barriers which fenced it in from the public.
Professional merit will rank higher from it's
being voluntarily sought by litigants and the
whole edifce OF the law will present more
imposing aspect. from the fact that its most in
tricate details will be within the comprehen-
sion of the multitude.
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CASTLE GARDEN To-SIGHT.--Mr. w NJ. Fleming gem
teman who is very favoraby lnosn Ia dramatic CIRCLES
has complimentary benefit At Castle Garden this
ing The bill includes selections from "Evadne,
"Othello" the School for Sea ndal," &c "That Good
fer Nothing" and "The Widrw's Victim.' also to
be played. Among the volunteers notice tine names
Of Z. Eddy, J. A. J. Neade. Gooiall, Miss Ions
dale Miss Weston, and Others Nc Fleming goes on to
Boston, where, learn he is Be acting manager Of
the National theatre, of which Mr. Joseph Leonard
lessee.
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Malls for Europe.
FHE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
ne Cunard steamship Asia, Captain Lott, will leave
thds port tomorrow, at II O'Clock, for Liverpool
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Of the
HEw YORK H1.AID win be received at the following
places IN Europe -
IvRrooI-John Hunter, No. Paradise street.
LoxDos-Edward Sanford h Co, Cornhil.
Vim. Thomas \ Co., No 10 Catherine street.
PARn-Iivngston, Wells Co Rue de u Bourss
+" B. Il. Revolt Nc. II Rue de Ia Banqne.
IL European mails viii close at half past ten O'Clock
n tbs morning.
The WEEKLY HnAID yin be published At half past nine
o'clock to morning. Single copies IN Wrappers
stxpense.
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AMERICAN DRAMATIC FUND BENEFIT This affair takes
place on Thursday night, snd not Friday previous
" announced. VIC are ia hopes to Castle Garden
crowded on the occasion. We must provide handsome
fund for the old and worn out actors
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THE FISHERY QuEsTIoN.-It is reported that
the overtures Of Mr.. Champion for the settle
ment of the fishery question, cover broad
margin of reciprocities, to wit Free trade
with the British North American colonies, Anne
rican registers to colonial fishing smacks, the
privileges of our California coasting trade, and
perfect footing of equality to Yankee fisher
men in the colonial fishing places. and so-forth.
Perhaps something to the general cause of free
trade may be the result. But not knowing
much of the antecedents of our Premier on this
subject Of the fishery negotiations we cannot
be more explicit. He is mighty cautious; but
he may prove to be fast enough yet. We
hope, at all events, he will stick to it till some
thing is done. And as Mexico is waiting her
turn. there is no time to be lost Action the
time has arrived for action. Delays are dan
gerous. The fish may spoil by delay.
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CAPTAIN 1NGRAHAM AND THE INAUGURAL AD-
DREss.-From the graphic and highly interest
ing correspondence which we furnished yester-
day, from Smyrna and Constantinople, concern
ing the affair of the Hungarian Koszta, our
readers will have seen that Captain Ingraham
has given point blank matter-offact interpre-
taton to the inaugural address, respecting the
rights of American citizenship abroad, which
cannot be misunderstood. Surrounded by
Austrian ships, the gallant American simply
demanded the release of the prisoner or an ex-
change of broadsides. Koszta's American pass
port required it. He was delivered up. The
conduct of Captain Ingraham, we are quite
sure, will be approved to the fullest extent by
his government. His return to the United
States will be the signal of general welcome.
He was right, at the right time and in the
right way. With little of his directness and
efficiency the ulti-m assinum on the Turkish
question would soon be brought to cannonade
or a compromise The true Yankee mode of
interpreting national rights has been hand
somely illustrated at last ; and we trust this
example, whenever the exigency may require it,
will be followed up. Captain Ingraham de-
serves promotion.
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Personal IntelIluence

In conseGuerc OF the dssin4toa of Gov Hubbard Il
the consulate st Tinidad de Cuba s. muel Mclean Esq.,
has been reinstatsd in that Office This Is as wise n
course the President could pursue for the 9Th
time Mr. Mclean has held that office and the efficiency
he has DISPLAYED for the last t=elvs years as Consul
ce tipy .bt'led hin 10 the " distinguished coast era
ton" OF ths State department.
The o'losfpg registered among the late ari-
yals o. be metropolitan Ho'et-Hon W. Archer, Va
Hon j. hp Macy, wisconsin, Ross Brown, Secretary
Of Legation Ia Ch'ra Capt. Parker u. M W. H. loon
U NJ; James Nc Lean, s. Consul, Trinidad de Cab
Hon p Greedy j.. ~ho went on. to Texas in conas,-
hor With Governor Paine TO make expor atoms and oo-
sevs'ions wh refe to the location Of the Pacific
rairosd returned home to Boston a the 5th inst.
1saace B.sver. Eq he's resigned hs Office of cashier
of the Suolk BaUk Boston and his resignation has
sceetted He has been in the employ Of the bank
for thirty yesrs.
Hon George Bancroft arrived in Boston on the 9th inst
Rooms have been aged at Ca pe Cottage on the Cape
pear Portland for Lod Els,n and parry who are ex-
Iectsd 20 some weeks this delightful retreat
Tie depee II NJ has been conferred by Union Col
kg- or Psyp. Kenyon Knbsurpe a Connecticut printer
The Pfeslcen' of thu UDtsd States ac,omp aniei by
Secretary DObp,p atd Sr w-bs,er yeut no M 10 the
Wasbi gon Navy Yad ms 6tn INST for tue puro }.e
a iskiig an excursion on beard the U ). Gamer Enp
Iter Ipey we're recsigsd ain a s,Iu,e of tTeatvosa
guns, end beng jo nd be Con Panidug, Capt. 20 yell
tieut. Iapigietn the ine bard all soon ca.
baihtd ard he ttea OF iJu sdatelg Tho rdn of
and highly graufyi 70, ell board. About three
o'cocs his s,semer re- urned, and thu President Vas
again salaled iGCm he yard.
ard dy James Jonss md iady G aaron 2sSsb zee
son ary lazy a"d d T .u Gss s KcsfI 5A;
vliyE Aerop Shsnpi,n Mr.; German; Miss Champion,
Roy Bnney sno ildy, 1is- Fanny Vale Mrs Dsnarest
son sinelgr, Meri,t fzra stacy, J W gtser' 5
solOmons Frazer sra Mary Frew anu two ohildre2'
%,t Jqln bale, s,reeter Thomas as''D smit IT,
Roller LoesIr Con Ss Go pi5r rs1m"n aars
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Mr.. WALKER AND THE MISSION TO CHINA
DEPLoRABLE CoNcLUsIoN-W understand, from
respectable source, that Mr.. r. J. Walker,
justly considering it all-important to get to
China before the present crisis in the affairs of
that empire shall have been compromised by
British diplomacy has determined to throw up
his appointment unless be can be promptly sup
piled with suitable government steamer to
carry him out; and as there is not solitary
available steamer in the United States navy
suitable for the object in view of sure and spec
dy passage to China the conclusion is inevitable
that Mr. Walker will give it up. We fear that this
will be the end of all expectations arising from
his appointment. What a deplorable conclu-
sion! A golden opportunity is offered for the
most advantageous commercial reciprocities
with China The man is appointed competent
to undertake them. He is ready to CO. But
while waiting for vessel that can save the
time, the opportunity passes away, and our
minister throws up his commission in despair.
Oh Mr.. Dobbin, is there no help for us?
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dfsrsne Affairs

TEE e1i44 rp ATGrafA ~hisb o. one 10 from Savaunah
'sst ty'Hmg ov'upht Mos OF enr-rs 10 me
HpnSs Tor sbs l~s sGicsn ara cstsso ~ oar thanks,
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situation Wanted.
Twigr's Hair Restorative I!
Hotel and Livcry.ktabIc
"a FOR $ A LIE.

BUSINESS of the undersigned Ywro
ID making it necessary for him g .xse 20
to Leave the State the latter part OF the pre-
sent year. induces him to offer for sale his
large and conlmodious Hotel and Stable.
situated in the most desirable and pleasant
part Of the village. Finding that the main
building was not large enough to accommo-
date the amount Of patronage he received, he
has erected an addition TO it in which there
is one room sufficiently large for Parties,
writing Schools, Dancing schools, &c, His
house is now well FINISHED and in good re-
paN, with all necessary out buildings at
tachcd. The house ana Stable occurv one
half OF II square. W
The purchaser would be expected to buy
all. or large portaniofthe furniture, which
would be sold less than its appraised valuc.
Terns--- ne half cash, or negro property
at it's cash valuation-.the balance on credit
of one and two years, with mortgage end
personal security
For further particulars, apply to the Pro-
pretor. in Clinton Louisiana.
Z mar 2e-3tsw. X. c. CARMAN.
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&. elIlk6ET. Taf!or.

On Laurel Street, bet~eoa Lafayette y Ta',l.
DEGS respectfully to inform his friends
ID and the public generally, that he has
jus. returned from New Orleans with a
splendid and well selected assortment Of
Spring md Summer Goods, for gentle
mems clothing--whieh he offers cn the mos
reasonable terms.
Al he wants is call, hcfo'c going else
where. mar 5t).3m.
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To Planters and Others.

7 WOULD beg leave to call your a,sen.
i ton now, and at the opening OF Tho
coming season to my large aud excecdingl,
cheap stock Of Domestic Dry Goods whict
Notwithstanding the heavy advance OF Dom.
es'ics, and every class OF Negro wear, att
enabled to sell At low prices ] am now re.
ceiving and will continue 10 receive week
.ly through the season ffe&l, supplies Of No
/ Goods ofths class, all | ash ~ a cab
mar ag.y W.sD PHILLIPS
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UrYTEn STATES LIFE INSURANCE
ANNUITY and TRUST
Company Of Phtladelqhta.
Cash Capital paid up. $3.50, 900.
G. INLAY, Sec, IsRcxAwscsn Pres
Branch Office at n. o., 40 Camp st.,
BENZ. FLORANCE, Agi
Agshty at Baton Rouge, Ia.
w. 5. PIKE, Agt.
Feb. 18th, y pd :
IUATS.. IIATSM

WI D. PHILLIPS has Just received per
w. steamer Empire City from N. y
4 splendid stock Of summer hats, consisting
Of Gents Saperfine black and white Molcs-
skins, white and black Cashmere, Leshorn
Panama and Straw Hats Of every descrip.
sion, and style, also Il large assortment OF
Youths, and Boys Hats Of all kinds; oil
wanting articles in tbs line will find just
the thing they wish. mar 20ly
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4 TWO Story Frame House. lately oe-
"A cupied by j. ~ Carrican. Esq. II is
pleasantly situated. Terms liberal. Apply
Ia Imar ISL sTHos. PRFsuEhGAsr.
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HAVING removed his shop TO Third 81.
IL South OF Holts Livery Stable, liz now
prepared to do ali kinds Of Painting, Ola
xing and PAPER Hanging. He may be found
l,uiless engaged a! his shop, or letters nd
dressed to him through the Post Office
will meet with pronpt attention
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Why suffer wit. teou!slf eo'l orany dis
w ease Of the Throat, Breast and Laugs
when certaln cnre is so easily e'leeted by
using
sWrsTEHs- HoeaHo'sNr, CANnv. ar.
This Medicine is a iidiciou. combination
Of the best expcctorants In thf Matcri, Med
lea. The most stubborn Coughs and Colds
yield to it readily, and it is found 10 give re-
l;5f even IN confirmed cases Of Consumption
tits notmercly palliative, as many articles o.
it's nature, but possesses great curative quail
tiles For sale by WV BOGEL Agent
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THE Louisiana InstitgiionFfpr MuteS and
l. Blind. OH st. Ferdinand street, Baton
Rouge, ie open for visitors from 10 70 Q o.
clock, A. NJ. each day,sundays only execp-
ted. se - feb. -stf
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steam Engines a. sugar Mills
"a BATON ROUGE FOUNDRY.

TNHE subscribers are fitting up -Four
4. Steam Engines, ~ follows
One Engine - inches cylinder, Al stroke,
with Sugar-Mill. Rollers 4 r.. long, 2s in :
Diameter, with wrought iron shafts
One do II inches cvinder 4 icet stroke,
with sugor-mill Rollers Il. lore. &c in
diameter.
One do la inches cylinder, feet stroke,
with sn,ar-raill. Rollers 4 feet lcns, 80 in
diameter.
One 10 inches cylinder caginc3 10, stroke,
suitable for saw-mill or a medium size
sugar mill s......
We arc now evtcnding the buildings con-
rncted with The Foundry. and incrcasing the
sna,hinery, and are cuablctl to do all kind OF
work ia our lin, that may be confided To If.
The patronage ot The public is respectfully
solicited. HILL " HENDERSON.
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vi ore Light.

NALL ut II. +. Waddil's and soc a new
~ Lamp. that gives a better light than
oil. without areese. smoke or smell, and
well not blow ~. Us camphiDe does.
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Mothers Relief.

nNE Of those remedies that should be
" in the hands OF every one expecting
to become mother. It's virtues can ',est
be known by the use fit. For sole BY
II. i. WADDlLL, Dmggest.
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D.AGUERREOTYPTS.

Bc Taken.
Do William dear, 10 Wilson 80,
And for your Likeness Sit,
] know it's time enough my deaf,
And YOU have promised IL;
But time is on the wing my love,
AS Poets oft has sung, ~
And you'll be fading soon my dear,
Soget it while you're youny.
Wilson's Office Lafayette Street.-The
lures taken in Cloudy weather as well as
Sunny weather.
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COsOgMe Water.

EXTRACTS for the handkerchief, SOAPS
~ shaving Cream, p0lstuns. HAIR and
Tooth Brushes. Chalk balls. Re. for sale
by n II. I. WADDiid.. Druggist.
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PARRY & C o.,
wholesale and Retail Dealer In
Groceries and Provisions,

WNhes0tr uuu Sss0A N~~
Groceries and Provisions,
! cwrsr n Third and Consntior Sta,
(nsAx. the MARxET) BARON ROUGE LA.
WE tender ollr sincere thanks to our
/ w numerous friends and customers for
their liberal patronage, and would state, that
.e intend to merit still greater patronage.
By keeping on hand at all times large aud
well selected stock aud by selling on such
terms, that it will be IN inducementfo for pur.
chaaers to call Oh Us. :.
Onr Stoek ronssss of The (oltowisy staple
asidcs
COCO lbs Stage and Shay's and Dufleld
Sugar cured hams,
4D0odo plain hams;
1000 do shoulders; 1000 sides;
1900 lbs choice d. .esl beet,
100 barrels mess Pork.
10 do Of prime Leaf Lard,
50 Kegs do do do,
10 bbiY No Mackerel
10 No. do.
so barrels fresh Flour.
20 boxes Buckwhcat,
10 hhds prime sugar
90 bbls loaf and crushed sugar
20 boxes star candles,
% do sperm do
80 boxes No. !, SOAP.
20 DO fine Toilet,
do castle soap,
10 Kegs Il, 8. butler,
kegs goshen DO
100 lbs. fresh Cheese. r..
. boxes fresh pine apple do
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CtuNDRIEs--2o dozen Shaker .grocnis /;
~ 20 lbs. wrapping twinc; 70 lbs La,no
wick; 2 dozen camphine lamp weeks; q
dozen .eamphine lamp globes; 10 dozen
lamp shades assorted; ] dozen table brushes;
9 sets table mats; hair, CLOTHS DOSING and
Iscrubbing brushes, feathers. d,istors
ialy 2e-y. AS j. P.aRRF co
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AsDuRY REGER,
louse, Sign, and Ornamental.
p Al NJ Z & r !. !.

SHOP ON THIRD STREER. NEXT
DOOR TO CHOpPlN'S BAkERY.@
A NY orders given me for House, Sign. OF
n Ornamental Painting Paper Hanging
and Glazing, will meet with prompt atten-
ton AS am permanently located in Ba-
ton Ronge. aud as it Is to my interest TO give
general satisfaction, shall constantly study
= 10 IT. = AsBURy REGER,e
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piGIERREOTYPE MINIATURES.

HAVE Just returned from The west-ard
j | sm prepared for business. Now
whilst the opportunity offers, is the time to
secure picture.
Obtain the shadow ere the substance fades
When our friends, relatives and sweet
hearts are With Tvs. it would seem useless TO
have a likeness Of them, but the future may
separate us; Ar. death may take them o.
way forever. and then correct and life
like resemblance Of them, is invaluable
/ have all the late styles Of cases, God
Enaneled. PAPER Mache. Pearls, &c Gold
Lockcts. Pins and Bracelets lg
nrPietures taken at 90 tf
Rooms OH LAFAYETTE stfeet--ovcr Or.
Buf6ngton's Office. where the public is in
vi.ed TO call and examine specimens.
nov l4-y. A. WILSON
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NOTICE.

TNifE suhscribef havirg Just returned from
H. New Orleans with new and corn /.
plete stock Of Jewelry ofsthe latest fashion.
bess leave to inform theladies and gentle.
mcn. who may favour him with their pa.
forage. that having made affangemen's
witi,a direct importer. he is enabled to set
as cheap as the chesrest, and warrants HE
goods to be whathe says. otherwise. he will
refund the money paid. Please call and exa.
mine h,s stock before purchasing elsewhere
sept 2G-y IHEO. GOLDMAN.
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n. q. Hr'rcHIsoH. G. C. .cwuonTIs
II. &. HUTCHINSON Il CO.

Third Street, Baton Rouge, La.
HAVE always ON hand and in good orIe,,
IL Carriages Cabs, Buggies. and saddle
horses. with which the public cen be &C.
copmoJated on he most reasonable ter,rs.
Horses and Vehicles can he had a: a,.y
he,a Of night or day at the old stard Of J :.
nos-. janla-y
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W. Y. TUNNARD.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER, IN
- CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &c.

THE SUBSCRIBERS stock Of Buggies
Rockaways, Barouches, Coaches, &c. has
been selected by himself. and comprises
every variety. TO his already complete
assortment. he is daily making additions.
Persons will find it to their advantage. to
call and examine his stock
w. F. TUNN.HRD,
Corner Of Chn.yh q Main SIS.
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r IQUORS--W hiskey, Brandy. Gin, Rum,
IL Clarct, Ma deria. Port, champagne.
Porter, Ale. eide II, Cor,lials, &c For sale
py I,nar 23.y J. PARRY Il Co.
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1000 l q 81. sst 3D.. ai sst, c1''' e.
by lmar 23-yt J. PARRY x CO.
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T9ICrNINE-A new and elegant article
N for the, growth and preservation Of
The hair, can be found at WM. EcoiL.
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THE CALoRIC ENsINE.-A writer in the
Lynchburg Vrg inan makes an announcement,
which many will read with surprise and inte-
rest. lie says the first discoverer of the prin-
ciple which is now commanding the plaudts
and capital OF the country, was man by the
name OF Prouty, born and raised in the civ of
Richmond. He learned the Gunsmith's busi-
ness 10 the armory' removed to Augusta, Geor-
gia-where he constructed and put ipto oner,.
ton the very engine, about which there is 8,
present SO much noise. His machine was
publicly exhibited at the Bell Tavern ,;n
Richmond, in 1882, al which date paten, - j..
obtained, and an engine was constructed :,
Augusta, which drove q pair of mill-.,ores :.
but for want OF capital the contrvance was
temporarily made and had to be abandoned. >
Honor 10 whom honor is due.'' If The dis.
covery was in fact the same, MIR. Prouty sbopld
receive credit for it, yet the perseverance and
energy Of Capt. Ericsson should none the less
be praised.
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HUsT1NGs CoURT.-On yesterday, Moses Pike
was examined before this court on the charge of
receiving and purchasing gold watch, worth s35,
from free negro named Jacob Cross, who, as al
legged, stole i; from another negro named Henry
White, slave to Mrs. E. NJ. Harrison, the 18th of
December last. After due examination the court
acquitted Mr. Pike of the charge, and he was dis
charged from custody. The police are on the track
Of CrUss, the alleged thief Civil business was
trausacted
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,@To THE CITIZENS of Richmond,

AND STRANGERS VISITING THE CITY
Ii you wish 10 have your Hair Cut, ia the latest
and most approved style, and your Ministers
changed TO beautiful black or brown color, then
Bathing Saloon under the American Hotel.
N B-Hot, cold and shower Baths, can be had
daily, from 4 NJ to 9 P NJ, and Saturday TO II +
NJ Single Bath 25 cents, or Eve tickets tor u
Entrance on lltn street. no "