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From south America.

NEW York, March THE steamer
Havana, from Rio Japeiro Feb. Sd, Per-
manhua 18th, Para and st. Thomas 10th,
has arrived.
The United States ships, Susquehan-
ma, Kansas, Shawmut, Nepsic and
Wasp, We're Mt Rio De La Plata, and the
Juniata at Rio Janeiro. The Brooklyn
left the latter place on the 3lst, for st.
GATHERINGS and La Plata. Tho Rhode
Island and Admiral Palmer are ut st.
Thomas. Washington's birthday was
celebrated by the Admiral, and the sa-
lutes were responded to by the forts and
English men OF war. Advices are un-
important. War preparations conttn-
ued.
The Brazilian government was firm
in demanding heexpulsion of Lopez as
the first basis of any peace negotiations.
A society for the protection of emil
grants has been organized,
Exchange in England 24J5. Coffee,
finest quality, firm: Flour scarce and
much wanted.
Advices TO January 9th, report that
no active movements had occurred.
Both sides are engaged in preparations
for n campaign in Paraguay, which is
expected to commence about the month
of March.
Skirmishes occurred with parties of
Paraguayans, who crossed the Papama
river. They surprised nm Argentine
outpost and captured two field pieces
and some horses and cattle. They were
routed with a loss of two or three. The
allied armies are receiving reinforce
mentS, and have forty-five thousand
men at Pazo de Ia Patres.
An explosion of seven wagon loads
of powder occurred at the brazilian de-
pot of Cornesta, thought to have been
caused by a spark from the pipe of the
sentry. Thirty men were killed and
wounded. Lopez had lined the road to
Herrata and Rpined, at various points,
and has put NIL capable of bearing
arms in the field. The Brazilian fleet
are at Gornesta awaiting high water.
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card.

WYE RETURN OUR THANKS 10 THE
w many friends and Patrons OF Jeremiah
Clemens, (deeeasetl for the liberal patron
age bestowed on him while in our midst, and
nfso take this method of Informing the pub
lie that we intend to carry on the Furniture
and Upholstery business In all Its branches
at the old stand, No. 1l9 Main street, where
we hope by strict attention TO business TO
merit continuance Of the patronage bestoW-
"a on him. ]. CLEMENS a CO..
n. R=We also intend to e1rTy ON the Uu-
dertnking Business as before. We keep con-
stantly on hand a null assortment Of Metallic
and other CnffiuS aug24
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New york Money ana stock Market.
I'LL Z w. Sv,-,.,,,- Afo,sl, = /

Money and Gold-Money active and firm
at G@7 per cent. Sterling Exchange
lOSI53iOS11{. Gold-Witnout decided change;
Government stoeks-steady: U: 8. 6s, 81,
registered, l0IlS: do sos, registered, o. 1854;
u s. IS 1910 coupons, 81; treasury notes 7S; do
first seTieSS, OsE5k; do second series, 9y1s.
State StoclSs-N issourf $685.. -r1ft
Tho steamer Cuba for Liverpool carried out
sitocis-strong; Ohio & Mississippi cerlih-
Gates 2IJS; Western Union Telegraph 6I1 q: Pa
cific Mail Steamship Company 2lI; New York
Central 9lTS; Erie 81: Reading 9S5S; Michigan
Southern %; Pittsburgh ny; Chicago d North
western 90; do preferred 581E; Fort Wayne
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

Flour dull. but there Is no material change
in prices Wheat continues dull and prices
nominal ut 81 40 for No. new red. Corn dull
and declined lc. closing at Soc for No shell
ed. Oats dull at SIC for No. !. Rye continues
dull and prices nominal ut CSC for No. i! Pro-
visions dull and unsettled. Mess Pork Is held
ut SIS for city. Bulk Meats dull at ll15c for
shoulders; 1910 for sides, and Ice for clear
sides, all loose. Small Sales OF Bacon at 1870,
ice and lI1Lc for shouldefs, sides and clear
sides Lard firmer and in good demand Mt
l75Ic for prime city, hut holders are firm at 1Sc.
Groceries quiet Cotton dull and prices nom
inal at SEA Zoe for middling Whisky In mod
ernte demand at 81 . for duty paid. Gold
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chicago MARKET.

PC: sslleS fIE s., 2fISal, 2Fi. Corn quiet. Oats
dull. High Wines quiet Provisions DULL
Mess Pork declined sc; sales at S25,75; extra
prime sold to n limited extent at SIS.2l. Bulk
Meats easier; loose Shoulders 10c; sweet
nIcilei Hams in limited inquiry at 16c. Lard
dull at I7I[al754c. Hogs dull; declined 15a9lci
sales at gIzag5zc for good to choice. Dressed
HOps uIliet at l0I[c.
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Fore,en markets.

LIVERPOOL, Feb 2I-AmeFican cotton sales
Monday and Tuesday 1900 bales, including
5000 for spectators and exporterS; market has
ter yesterday quiet, but prices generally
steady. iai-i 5a l.-s.5
vER LATEST BY TELEGRAPH TO QUEENS
TOWN.
LoSDoS, Feb. 22.-The Bank Of England has
reduced its rate tot per can't. r.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 22-Cotton sales OF
Wednesday and Thursday 1900 bales, inclu-
ding 1000 TO spectators and exporters; market
Irregular and I'd lower. American breadstufIs
quiet and steady. Provisions steady, except
bacon, which Is firmeF, and lari which tends
f,oSnnS, Feb. a2-Consols for money S7Jla
sEsz. US. 5-2ls 6g7za6gss. Erie shares 5Sa5SH
Illinois Central Td15a71.
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The receipts OF petroleum at New York for
the two months, from January l, 1896, are
compared with the receipts during the same
time In 1864 and lSI5 as follows:
Barrels i tsgi a ss6s; 1s sS5s
Showing an Increase Of -, lsS barrels over
1884, and $50 SIS barrels over 1855. The stock
on land in New York, ON Monday, Is put
down at F2,5S4 barrels crude; l5,104 6aTrel5Te-
fined, and 983 barrels Naptha.
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CoNGREssIoNAnP RoCEEDrNGs.
wAsu1NeroN, March Z, 1866.

-=t.s-= tsss5 SENATE -
Mr.. Wilson offered resolution,
which was adopted, instructing the
Committee on the judiciary to enquire
what legislation is necessary to protect
officers of the army from arrest and
prosecution by civil courts for acts done
in obedience TO orders from superior Of
ficers while in the United States ser
vice.
Mr.. Sprague offered resolution,
which was adopted, instructing the
Committee on Foreign Affairs to report
tee of two, one from the army and one
from civil life, to examine the subject
of cholera representatives., and to attend
the cholera Congress in Europe.
At one o'clock the constitutional
amendment was taken up.
Mr.. Sumner took the floor in oppose
ton to it, and spoke Mt great length
against the proposition.
Mr.. Doolittle addressed the Senate at
considerable length in favor of Repre-
sentation according to the number of
voters.
Mr.. Morrill, rose to speak, but on mo-
ton of Mr.. johnson, further considera-
ton of the subject was postponed till to-
morrow at one o'clock.
Mr.. Ramsey moved that the Senate
take up the bill for the admission of Col
orado.
After debate, participated in by
Messrs. Wilson, Ramsey, Trumbull
and Summer, the bill was taken up,
read the second time and made the spe-
cial order for Monday next att o'clock.
After consideration of the revenue
bill, the Senate Mt 5 o'clock adjourned.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Washburne, ofIllinois, from the
reconstruction committee, reported
to the House the testimony taken by
that committee in relation to the States
of Louisiana, Texas and Florida, which
was ordered to be printed.
The morning hour having expired,
Mr.. Latham, from the committee on
Printing, reported q resolution which
was adopted, to print 1000 copies of the
address of the Speaker, and of the Gu
logy of Senator Cresswell on the life
and character of Henry Winter Davis,
delivered in the House on the 22d of
February last.
On motion of Mr.. Stevens it was also
ordered that the address and eulogy be
printed in the Globe.
6On motion of Mr.. Latham the Senate
amendment to the joint resolution Civ
ing the consent of Congress to the trans
fer of the counties of Berkeley and
Jefferson to the State of West Virginia
was taken from the Speakers table and
ooncutred in. Effts W.
Mr.. Bingham moved that five thou
sand copies of the joint resolution to
admit Tennessee, with the testimony
and accompanying documents reported
from the Reconsideration Committee, be
ordered printed. Referred to the Com
mittee on Printing.
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A MAN OF A THOUsAND...-AC con-
- SIHPTIKE CIIREn

DR II. JAMES, A RETIRED PHYSICIAN
~ OF great eminence. discovered, while in
the East Indies. a certain cure for Consump-
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and
General Debility. The remedy was discover
was given up to die His child was cured,
and Is now alive and we'll DESTROYS of bene-
hting his fellow mOFtals. he will send 10 those
who wish IL the recipe, containing full dIIec-
tons for making and successfully using the
remedy, free, on receipt of their names with
two stamps to pay expenses There Is not a
single symptom OF Consumption that Il does
not at once take hold OF and diSsipate. Night
sweAts, peevishneSs, irritation OF tie nerves,
sharp pains in the lungs, sore throat, chilly
sensations, nausea at the stomach. inactiOn Of
the, bowels, wasting away of the muscles.
90 The writer viii please state the name OF
the paper they see this advertisement iu.-
Address CRADDOCK a Co..
lG22 Race St, Philadelphia, Penn.
feh1j-7weodsikWa ~
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81. Louis market.

I1UUI5T NIitIGII
Flour2Dull and dropping at sZa7.50 for sim
gle extra; $3.50 for double extmi Sllal4 for
fall; So lOa2 80 for prime; 81 4Qa250 for choice
Corn heavy at 5Sd85c for white; 5Sa56c for yell
low Oats easier ut 40aI5c. Bacon dull ut lie
for shoulders; ISc for clear sides; lsc for plain
hams; &c sugar cured hams. Lard Anguid
Mt 1870 in kegs Whisky S2&
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HARRIsBURG, March THE Repub-
lican State Convention assembled in the
House of Representatives at u O'Clock
noon, and was called to order by Hon.
John Cessna, Chairman of the State
Central Committee. Lewis w. Hall,
of Huntington, was declared elected
temporary chairman.
Hon. E. d. Mcpherson and other Re-
publicans from the loyal Union League
of Washington City, We're on motion
accorded the courtesy of seats in the
Convention.
After the appointment ola Committee
on Credentials, the Convention adj
iourned until O'Clock 2. NJ. q y y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-08
hin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware

"AVISG INCREASED MY FACILITIES
III for The manufacture of the above aEu-
cles, am prepared to nh an orders promptly
and as cheap, or cheaper than can bs had AZ
patterns of STOVES, both Wood and Coal,
and vim warrant every Stove. am prepar-
al "a do nii Kinds Of Job Work In Sheet Iron
md Tin and will give such iohs my personal
attention. Sppuftng and GutteTtng OF au
EiEfis alwayE on hand. Copper aud Bias
rene and Fruit Guns of the best kind also
Very cheap. Merchants and others Ntst1ng
the city VIII do well TO give me call
% nj r CALDWELL
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RaItimore CofIee Market

t-@A - y3HAErIAEoRE, March b
Coffee continues quiet. and we are today
without sales to report. There is however no
change TO note In tho condition Of the mar
ket il being strong. especially for prime Rio,
which Is scarce, and we quote as before: Rio
at $50 lgIzc gold for common to fair; eOlz@2lc
gold for good to prime; 2ll4@2l1Sc gold Tor
CHOICE; Laguayra at 2l9231Sc gold, and Java
Mt 2SGl !SIzc gold. The stock here in inst and
second hands is about L, 800 bags
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Pound Guilty.

CISCISNATI, March 7.-Samuel Co
vert, who has been on trial at Lebanon
for numbering the Roasa. family, at
Deerfield, in December, 1854, was this
morning found guilty OF murder IN the
first degree.
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Ten Thousand Acres of Iron
and Coal Lands For Sale.

DURSUANT TO DEED OF TRUST To
i the undersigned Trustees, from joseph
Whitaker, George r. Whitaker, Joseph Con-
don and their wives, dated January the 10th,
Ohio county, West Virginia, Book Is, page
+1I' and also OF record in the Recorders office
Of WetNel County, Book 5, page 81, we Will
sell, on Wednesday, the 18th day of April, 1866,
commencing ut II O'clock a M, at public
lessl, lying on the waters OF Fish and Fishing
Creek, in the said county of WetZel, within
the boundaries of four patents of four thou
sand acres each, granted by the Common
Paul Seiman. and dated the 2Oth day OF Feb
TuaEy, 1855. For mose full DESCRIPTION refer
eneefs made 70 the above mentioned deed Of
trust.
Tue property VIII be sold In separate tracts
and plat OF the land and Its subdivisions
may be examined at the office OF William r.
Peterson, Esq, in the city of Wheeling.
Terms Ofsale-Not less than one third OF the
purchase money TO be paid In cash on the
day of SALE but the purchaser To have The
right to pay more than one thinCl or the whole
OF the purchase money nj his option. The re-
two years, with interest from day OF sale, aud
such deferred InstalmentB 10 be secured By
deed of trust on the property sold, or other
wise 70 the satisfaction OF the Trustees acting
IN the premises, r4
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad passes
about 10 miles distant from Wheeling. The
land contains veins OF Iron ore OF the best
quality, contiguous TO the Railroad. It also
contains coal and Is heavily and well timber
ed. J. w. GILL,
W a. ID. HUBBARD,
NELSON Z WHITAKER |
CRISPIN OGLEBAY,
febI42taWts GEO. W. WHITAKER
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NEW York, March 7.-There is re-
port aioat here to-day that the steam
ship City of London, which sailed from
this port last Saturday, had been cap
tured by Feniap prfFateer. II IS I'M
Cloubtedly a eanarti.
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NEW York, March 1.-THE Evening
Post contains the following: Some time
ago Commodore Winslow was ordered
to relieve Rear Admiral Thatcher, now
in command of the gulf squadron, but
owing to the fact that he YVES the princi-
pal witness in the Semmes trial, he was
retained in Washington; as it isnot ike
ly now that Semmes will be tried at all.
Commodore Winslowis at liberty, and
will in n few days assume the duties of
his new command. A number of vol
unteer naval officers, who were kept in
the service to give their evidence in this
trial, will now receive their honorable
discharge.
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AIIning stocks.

y NEW YORK; MaTch q.
Prices of Mining Stock bid in Boston to-
day We're as follows:
Copper Falls %; Franklin So; Hancock Is;
Isle Royal l2l5i Mimi. ~; Quincy 81 boy state
81; BOSTON Water Power y.
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The hin % prevent the spread OF For


WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE bill to
prevent the spread of foreign diseases
among the cattle of the United States,
approved December last as it passed
both Houses, having been signed by
the President, is now n law. 1t pro-
vides that the importation OF neat cat
tie and the hides of neat cattle from
any foreign country into the United
States is hereby prohibited; provided
that the provisions of this act shall be
suspended as to any foreign country or
countries or any parts of such country
or countries whenever the Secretary OF
the Treasury shall officially determine
and give public notice thereof; that
such Importation will not lead to the
Introduction or spread of contagious or
infectious diseases among the cattle of
the United States, and the Secretary OF
the Treasury is hereby authorized ana
empowered, and it shall be his duty to
make all necessary orders and regula-
tons to carry this law into effect or to
suspend the same as therein provided,
and to send copies thereof to the proper
officers in the United States, and to such
officers or agents of the United States
in foreign countries as he shall judge
necessary.
The second section provides that the
President of the United States, when
ever, in his Judgment, the Importation
of neat cattle or hides of cattle may be
made without danger of the introduce
ton or spread of contagious or 1ntec-
tious diseases among the cattle of the
United States may, by proclamation,
declare the provisions of this act to be
imperative, and the same shall be at
terward imperative and of no effect
from and after the third day from the
day of said proclamation.
Section Sd. That any person convict
ed of single violation of any of the
provisions of this act shall be punished
by fine not exceeding five hundred
dollars or Imprisonment not exceeding
one year or by both. Such fine and
imprisonment to be at the discretion of
the court
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Now Orlenns NInrkef.

= NEW ORLEANS, March 8.
Cotton dull and unsettled; sales to-day of
10 bales in three days 800 bales. Receipts
to-day GO bales; receipts for three days SB2
bales: mIddlIng 4f6I45c. Sugar and molAs1ses
unchanged. Gold 1917.
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sT. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
1fiNIuERLAND. Nd.

g LUNA N,......... Proprietor.
-HtS HOTEI, rs LOCATED NEAR THE
Raiiroad Depot aud In the centre OF the
business portion OF the city. -s{a
AeeomnodRtins pofteEs In ATTENDANCE NJ
all trains. sepA-6m
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ALBANY, March 1.-THE flour mill OF
w. II. Rogers, in the town of Chilli,
eight miles from Rochester, was totally
destroyed by fire last night. Cause,
probably, accidental. LossESl2, 900; in
sured IS, 600.
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RALEIGH. N. c., March 7.-Mr. wus-
tard, of Peanna county, was elected
Speaker of the Senate last night, vice
Mr.. Settle, resigned.
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The Latest News.
nIisceIInneous News.
Bv rELEGRAPH.

ny the Union Line:
once. corner of Main and Monroe streets
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Plans and Architectural Drawings.

Plans and Architectural Drawings.
MIR c. A. o'RoURKE, PROFESSOR OF
3l Drawing at g. Vincents College, Wheel
Wells, Machinery, &C., and Architectural
drawings. Having studied IN the Art
Schools OF London and F'afis, and having had
much practical experience, he can execute
all work Of this description IN a style that
Collelse 9Th street NHheelIng. feb27-InIe
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School Books.
Victor SaYageot.

V1cIOf SaVdB6OI, III
TAVING JUST RETURNED FROM
Il ltfts east takes pleasure To announce to
the ladies and gentlemen Of Wheeling md
VIc.fnIty, that he has brought q largo aasoTt-
Inent Or hair OF the finest quality which lie
Will manufacture In ladies and genueinenEs
WIS., half WIes 'front.' bEli[tG wafer falls, ct1Tis
hack bralds, TOPICS, and an kinds Of-nfnf6-
mental hair works. All Of which will be
man with neatneSs and dispatch. - t-.'t,
: Ahio, a line assortment of ancy PeFfumeFY
dne bae< combs, and all fancy articles per
ANN - '--' - VICTOR sAvAGFoT.
no. q, Main ST.
fsbI8l6W -=t1tfif5 Whee1ing, West Yn.
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Eemper Idem Muslins -Merrimae K
Prints. a.ss. -,
TN ORDER TO WORK OFF NY OTHER
i goods, viii receive n lot OF SeInper 1dem
Ria5selIed hfusIIns and MeFF1ulaek Prints thts
tiay. which / VIII sell for less than theregular
r1 ISL, for oash- Is RHODES no,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1866-02-21
Signs Of the Times.

The people throughout lie whole State
seem TO be coming back again to reason and
common sense; they are exhibiting in their
actions a willingness TO abandon their ia
naIicaI notions, which have had full control
oil their better judgment for the past FIVE
years. All The Town and city elections held
within The past month indicate return of
the people to first principles, those laid
down and promulgated by our forefahers,
and maintained many long years unchanged
by the people, until the dominant party
came into power. Since the advent of The
Republican party into position, the order of
Ihs day has been, in all The departments,
from the most humble to the highest, ruin
aud destruction. This the people have
fell, TO their hearts conleni,i in various ways,
and disposition nOiC prevails TO very
great extent, 10 change the present system
Of managing tbs affairs OF our government;
and in order to do that, all hands agree, that
The present party in power must Le dis
placed. This change is being imperalVely
demanded by The people OF all parties OF
tuesS OnHeO S'ates' AHose are HuoOoIH
facts, aud may alarm The Republican party,
but We can't help it. II is the truth; the
hand writing can plainly be seen on the
wall. Read The speeches OF the shocdy
leaders on black suffrage, then glance over
the columns of their party organs and no.
lice the lame support they receive, and you
can't help but come 20 the conclusion, call
is right for the Democracy next Fall"
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Lee and Stevens.

We are told that Gen. Robert E. Lee is in
attendance at Washington under a subpoena
of committee of which MIR. Thaddeus
Stevens is chairman. Ii must be an inieres-
ting picture-Ihe soldier who has faced
danger in every form brought in front OF a
man who once. in panic, ran away and
Jumped out OF back window. 1t strikes
us that tits hardly 10 good iasle and perhaps
not consistent with good faith to make pa
rolled prisoner OF wsr-an uupardoned rebel
"a winners before hostile tribunal, and
that, too, on subjects not military. The law
of war is very strict as to violation Of patole.
Not only acts but words may break il, and
one OF the first !rdils of this inierrogaliSu
may, as in the case of Admiral Semmes, be
the close confinement of The President Of
Washington College in military prison
Besides, what can Gene:al Lee, who has
been in the field for three ysars without in-
know about reconsiIuc,iou OF
the new basis. We pity him 10 the hands
OF Stevens and his committee.
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70 Our Patrons.

After This week the STAR OF THE NokTH
and CoLunnlA Dsmo will be consoIids-
ted. Cot. LEVI L. TArs, having sold oul
bis establishment TO E. r. IkELER, ESQ, The
present pfoprie.ors o: the respective offices
hare thought il best for the Democratic par.
iy, as well as 10 their wn interests TO merge
the Two papers and hereafter publish bot
one. What The title OF that paper will be
is not yet fully decided. Il has been pro-
posed 10 drop tie name of the STAR OF TIE
NokTH, and on the other hand 10 drop The
name of The COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT. This, o.
course, would not suit all, let either title be
dropped. BuI with us, individually, il mat
iers little what the name shall be, and with
our patrons il should be matter OF small
concern, only that we furnish them with a
good paper. Il is orr intention TO make the
new paper more readable sheet than our
patrons are now receiving TO give il more
life, originality, local and general news. 10
its appearance we would ask our patrons,
and the public generally, TO not look for any
decided improvement, as that will be i'm
possie uniiI our new material arrives, which
we have ordered.
Our facilities for executing iob,Kork are
not surpassed in this seciion, and il is our
intention 10 sill extend them. For neat
ness and dispa'ch, in executing work, this
Office cannot be surpassed.