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CRESCENT IRON WORKS,
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Is prepared 20 make contracts for wRoUGHTIRoE
WORK Of sry Description or Quantity at ths Loves, Prices
Manufacturer Of Crescent Brand HORSE sHoEs
Also, Of Csrys PATENT EAkTH BORER
Orders e at Box I'D Meehanes exchange or 1920 Post
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IN BANR RUPTCY-EsTATE OF W. ]. Q.
naker-United states harhals Once District Of Louis
Orleans. June 1865 rhis is nOtcs
The 9Th day of June, 1868 in bankruptcy
issued against the estate j. Baker OF the
Monroe the parish Ouachita and Of ousan,
Who ajudged bankrupt on his own peton that the
Of debts and delivery Of properly belonging
TO such kupt him and for his the transfer Of
any property by forbidden by laws meeting OF
the creditors OF the said bankrupt their debts aud 70
choose his wi be held
II Ba kruptcy 10 he h, den at the Custom House
Bui ding in the city At New Orleans La before q s. ke
ogg, Register the 9th day Of July D. 1865 at O'Clock
A.
No $50 p J. HEBRON,
je9 jv3 Y. s. Marshal, District Of Louisiana.
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IN BANKRUPTCY-ESPA OF JOHN CAR
den t-Ubited STA &c Msrshals Office. District of
lOusiaI New Orleans, June 1868 This is give notice
thai the 9th day Of June 1853 Warrant in Bank
uptcy. issued sgaint the Estate OF John Garden
Stewart Of New Orleans In the parish Of OTlesns and state
OF Louisiana, who sdjudged bankrupt on his own
petition hst the OF debts and delivery Of
property beOL gng such bankrupt TO him for his
and the Of by him forbidden by law
meeting creditors OF the said bankrupt
their debts and TO choose assgnses Of his estate
will held at Court OF Bankruptcy, DO holden ~ tbs
Custom House Building, in the city OF New Orleans
Louisiana befcre Kellogg Register the 9Th day Of
July, A u, 1865, at 9 O'Clock, A
No. S60 y. j. HEBRON,
ie9y3 U. s Marshal, District Of Louisia7a.
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IN RANER UPTCY-ESTATE OF GEOR IE
j + Brott, individually, and member OF tue hrns
# Brolt Davis md biotL isvis q shons, aud Oh Sc
a Rowley United States Marshals Office District
If Louisiana New Orleans Juu p 1868 This TO give
uce that tke 10Th June, a. 1868 Warrant in
BANKRUPTCY issued against the F. BrOtt
Or in the sh If Orleans and state Il LOUIS
lana who adjudged bSkruPt his ttOn; that
the payment any deBts and delivery Of any property be
longing bsnkrup him for his ard the trans
fer Of any property by him FORBIDDEN that
the creditors the ad ankrrpt 70 their debs
and choose assignees Of estate will be
cid Court rf Baul to be holden 1t tn Gust
use hui ding city New Orleans, before
J. e. Pltki4 Register, the 9th day Of July, A ID.
1865 at 10 O'Clock A.
No Sq5 ]. HEBRON,
ie2S JUS o. S Marshal. District Of l. iuisi4na.
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pLEAsUKE EXCURSION TO cARaoLLroN
IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN BANkRTPTCY-ESTA x. w. OGDEN.
individually a member Of the firm OF nusachs 4
Ogdsn-ULied States Marshals on District Of LOUISIANA
New Orleans June Ices This Is give notice that the
second dsy June, A. ID 1866 Warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued Of R. W. Ogden individually
and member OF the firm OF Cusachs Ogden Of New Or
the parish OF Orleans and state of Louisiana who
adudgeo his pettion thatthe payment
any debts and delivery OF property belonging
bankrupt TO him or for bis and the transfer OF
erty by him forbidden by law; tht meeting Of thu
creditors Of the said bankrupt prove their debts and
assgnees Of his estate will be held At
Cturt Of Bankruptcy, to be hol the Custom House
building in the city Of New Orleans louisiana before q.
Kellogg Register, the fret day Of July A. ID. 1853
o'clock N.
No SIS. r. HEBRON,
iel0 iyl .. g. Marshal, District Of Louisiana.
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sfhx my signature. -
Importer of Human hair Southern Emporium.
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Hotel des Etrsngers No l29 Ohsrtres street
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TRY TT TEST IT THOROUGHLYI
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undersgned Vaccine will be sent to dence
md will be shown how H. and REASONABLE length
tine given the Machine to decide TO its merts
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and will mary instances he the Of preventing sick
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An ingenious COG-wHEEL wRINGER Is affixed 10
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ieb1al vi

JOS j. ALSTON VS.. Wa. COLEM TuIRD DIS
trict Court Il Nav Or eAns-No. 26 2o2
DY VIRTUE Of a. rlt OF seizure and sales
I'D 70 me directed by the Honorable the Third District
Of New Orle tht above entitaa cause u
sell public auction At the Merchants and Auction
Exchange hos al sre between Cana aud u.t lmhouso
seets, the Second Dtrict Of thu city ksDA, July
Fourte,pth 1868 a. u O'Clock
two CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together with all
the rights privileges AID advantages ercunto bel ing
ug any wse appeuainng situate he First District
Of this city designa ed by tn Ms o AID IN square
number ak hundred THIRTY noni,d by Common,
Crawl yo-o and Sale d. streets plan drawn BY
pasited the office q A. Benvenu, public this
cits Sad lots ado sarh otne nt each. Anne l.
ent eight nine inei and y- nes ont
Gravier by hundred twenty fet IN depth
which laid above descr bed acquired by VIM
ema defer dant herein. IRON j. j. Alstn, sed
he said notary A. Bsnyenu dated TIE 18th october
le66.
7e' zed in the above suit
n4y-TEBNsl. In cash a sufficient TO pay plain
tit m. amount the tup OF Two Hundred Do lars
200 IN per cert intee st pc annum hundred
dollars 100 iron 2lt 1867 To the Faith May 1867
pe anuum thefeiftr until tee 1sy Of ale
snd $50 per rest per One Hun red /
thereafter until the day Of sale; three
Bol 3 coss ct notarisl cop snd Of suit ea,h
The spot Tn purcha er TO- 20 the extent NJ
Oi his bid the payment Of fF0 prois0y notes
cured by mortgage perty for the Of one
bundled Dollars SlOU) avn by deend-nt his order
cAied New Unems May p 1856 payable resp ctvsb thr-O
and four after bearing interest the o
am ut until paid g. Ana the ba ance Of the Price
Gao W AVERY
jel3 jyl IA Sheriff of he Parish of Orleans
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MONROE CAREY,

~. Nos 2O3 2O5 snd 2T Magazine street between Julia
st joseph respectfully 70 his friends and the
public generally he will continue the Undertaking ousi
Of the late Daniel Monroe AZ The above stand viii keep
co.. sautly on hand Of Metac Burial Gases
aud Csskets Rosewood Mahogany Slack enut and Plain
Collins Bodies Embalmed Disinterred and carefully
shipped. Mr. CAREY viii be ASSISTED by MI JOHN RAY,
long known in connection with the business.
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OFFICIAL.

DROCLAMATION. .-.PKOCL AVIATION
JOSHUA BAKER, GOVERNOR OF THE STATE
OF LOUISIANA.
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AasEs the citizens Of New Orleans Tor hs1 patron
for The last 70 he hss made extensive sddionf
bis HOrkshops and introduced several Woodworking ma
i which ui -usbe him attend promptly 70 any bus
IN his line
shops and oce. Prytan and wsshz s0n sreets
Eaehsnics' Exchange box No. L
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WANTED.
FOR RENT.

EOR REsT-FURNISHED HOUSE, VERY
desirable Residence, containing all modern improve
and accommodations st Charles street. julia
will with tor the summer months In
Of the occupants leaving the city To salts
factory enanonC that will take good OF the pr1pery
the terms will be reasonable Address Lock BOx7, Post
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

III. Central Committee OF the Dem
ocrstic Pa ~ vii meet Cas EVENING al a5 Canal strest
at ~ ocl'ck Puuctut tendance earnestly Iequese-
BY order Of the President.
July 4 1868
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Nv Orlsats Nav 8 is6S Notice is hereby gi en-
cordnee with the section OF the act Of
th.t h. n k Subscriptioa Twenty q e Hundred
shares of ~ CAPITAL stock Of the Southwestern "bfOsd
Com, an, 1ate Mexican Guf RaiwAy Company are now
opeu az be ofce the Company No lS3 Common street
D. o'o'' VI WV Y l. MTLLAUDoN. President
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-22

DA The Union demonstration at
New Brunswick this evening, promises
to be the largest and finest ever held
in Central New Jersey. An old-fash-
Toned mass meeting will be held in the
State House Square, which will be adj
dressed by Senator CONFESS, of Cali
fornia, Col Matthews, of Maryland,
Hon. H. b. Stanton, of New York,
Judge Shipman, John l. Blair, Amos
Clark, Jr., and others. This evening
there will be Examinations, fireworks,
and grand torchlight parade Of all the
Union organizations of Middlesex coun-
ty, numbering about Two Thousand men
lin uniform, and visiting leSions from
Lalnbertyille, Trenton, Somerville,
Plainfeld, Railway, Newark, Orange,
Elizabeth and elsewhere.
Hot coffee and eatables will be serv.
ed to all visiting delegations at the
close of the parade.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-22

HcAp The Grand Division of the Sons
of Temperance viii hold its quarterly
session at Library Hall, next Wednes-
day. Most Worthy Patriarch Foust
will be present, and be officially receiv-
ed at eleven o'clock. The delegates
will be furnished with dinners at the
Fair of the Broad street Church. The
Grand Division will meet in the hall OF
the Young Mems Christian Association.
Edward K. Drake. of this city, G. w. P.
of the State, will preside.
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hag~ Another lively meeting was held
in Westfeld, on Tuesday evening, and
addressed by DIR. r. H. Gilbert, and
Charles Knapp. The latter showed up
the Democratic party and its candidates
in their true light and character. DR..
Gilbert demonstrated the falsehood OF
Gov. Seymour's statements in regard to
the public debt, and proved that the
Republican party had not only carried
the nation through the war, but had
since its close reduced taxation and the
debt by large amount.
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A RIoH SCENE. We were permitted a
short time since to attend public meet
ing OF religious denomination held at
Frenchtown. The services had hardly
commenced when seveal infants in the
congregation began to make known their
natural wants by crying most Justify.
The preacher of the occasion, was one of
our city pastors, He endured the in
terruption and annoyance for some
time, with great forbearance but few
extra demonstrations on the part of the
little ones who ought to have been in
the nursery, compelled him to speak,
saying, 81 am very fond of children,
I love them very much, but sometimes
agreat way off, and the present is such an
occasion"
Several of the good, sensible mothers
moved for the door, but out of the
eleven infants one kept up frightful
disturbance, to the annoyance Of both
the preacher and the audience. At last
the Rev., gentleman quite exhausted
with the effort to drown the noise of
the child, stopped short and suiting the
action to the word said she would sit
down and rest until the crying child
was taken from the house." The print
tive simplicity of the mother, or else a
determination to show her baby, kept
her quietly seated for at least five min
utes, and it became questionsin the
minds of the audience for time, which
should triumph. the mother and her
disturbing child, or the preacher. The
audience was finally relieved by the de
partue of the last "crying baby of
that wonderful and amusing, yet annoy
ing display of infantile ability, when
the preacher finished his sermon in
peace.
Surely, the good sense of parents
ought to lead them to leave their babies
at home on such occasions. Once, it
was fashionable to take the dear little
ones to church I" cry OF no cry = but
the fashion now is to have the crying
at the g anxious seat and by those old
enough to Gerry in the right place"
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JOHN DANFORTH,
President.

HGE5" The tannery was more than
half filed last evening, notwithstand-
ing the inclemency of the weather, and
the holding of various ward meetings.
Col. J. W. Woodruff presided. The
first speaker was Judge Cross, of New
Hampshire, who gave history of the
canvass in his State, promising an old
fashioned victory for Grant in Novem-
Der.
Maj. Gen. Hall, of Maine, followed
in a speech Of considerable length. He
cut right and left, and his hits were
loudly applauded.
The meeting adjourned at a late hour.
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS,
AT THE TANNERY,

AT THE TANNERY,
Friday evening, Oct. %, Hon. John
Oakley of New York.
Saturday evening, Oct. "a, Major Gen
eral Fitzpatrick.
Friday evening, Oct. 81, Major Gener-
al John Cochrane.
Wednesday evening, October 28, Hon
John Davidson and S. M. Hewlett.
AT ARNoLD's HALL,
Thursday evening, Oct. %, Major Viii
lard Billiard and Judge Holland.
Thursday evening, Oct. 30, John Y.
Foster and N. r. Hoffman.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY COMMITTEE
Rlizabeth-L T. Hand, John Dan
forth, Stephen H. Powell, Jos. G. Og-
den, D: W. G. Stanford, f. Harris, r.
B. Thompson, Samuel Murray.
Rahway-U. M. Osborne, George
Wright, VIM. 3. Crowell, Jos. Satchell.
Plainfeld-E. W. Runyon.
Westfeld-J. @. Dudley.
Union-Ogden Woodruff.
New Providence-John T. Wilcox.
Linden-John G. Rose.
Springfield Samuel G. Smith.
Clark-HAgh ". Bovine.
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HsSgn The anniversary Of Central Di-
vision, Sons of Temperance, has been
postponed to Wednesday evening next,
when several members of the Grand
Division will be present. They held a
meeting last evening, and were official
ly visited by G. w. P. Drake, accom-
panied by Deputy Gale and p W. P.
J. J. Ludlow, each of whom spoke.
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BSSa The babtism of several candi-
dates will take place on Sunday even
ing next, at the First Baptist Church,
in Jersey street, West of Broad street.
The pastor of the First Baptist Church,
Rev. Theo. A. X. Gessler, will deliver
the second sermon of series to the
young, on next Sabbath evening. Sub
ject "Wrecks. -
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aea. The members of Washington
Engine Company, No. 3, are making
arrangements for their annual ball,
which comes off at Market Hall, on
Thanksgiving eve. Those who delight
in wasting shoe leather are consequent
ly in high glee. Three's boys know
how to keep hoe-tle.
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6Gg@ The match between the Pacific
and Hiawatha Base Ball Clubs was
played at Elizabeth, Oct. II. The
Hiawathas were minus several of their
players, while the Pacifcs presented a
weaker nine than usual, being obliged
to substitute members of the second
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A STATE AS IS A STATE. A man who
has been travelling in Texas says 1T
is the hottest and the coolest, the wet
test and the dryest, the richest and the
poorest, the best and the meanest, has
the best men and the meanest men,
and more pretty ladies, with little feet,
and no calves to suit, more sickness and
less health, more streams and less nav
igable waters, more corn bread and less
corn, more flour and less biscuit, more
cows and less milk and butter, more
hogs and less pork, more deer and less
venison, than any country in the
United States.
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REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

REL LILLIAN ~ y LSN3O IL ~ CO1LNAl L i l4Ais
LIST ward. Sergeant George n. Potter, vii
liam a Driver.
ID ward-Col. John Danforth, Ser'gt. VIII
liam Christopher.
Sd ward,-Corporals Stephen II. Powell,
George Sanders.
4th ward-Capt. J. Madison Drake, C.
Symmes Higgins.
18th ward.-sergeant Nathaniel Green,
Jemes II. Altman.
9th ward.-Capt. George Z. steahlin, james
G. Blake.
9TH ward-sergeant w F. Smith, Elias C.
Yanderveer.
8th ward. Samuel Murray, James n. Hyde.
Meet at Committee Rooms every evening.
j. MADISON DRAKE, Chairman.
S. II. FAULKS, Secretary.
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peA@ Messrs. E. M. Herrick and Com
pany, at 2l9 Broad street, are doing
large business in the stove line. Al
though greatly hurried, yet they never
disappoint customer Their enter
prise deserves a rich reward.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-22

BSlg@ Mr.. John W. Darlington will
give two readings at the Morris avenue
Academy, on Friday evenings, October
Odd and Both. Mr. Darlington enjoys
a high reputation as a reader, and
draws good houses wherever he is an
nounced.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-22

Bg~ The Fair to be held by the la
dies of the Broad street Baptist Church
commences on Wednesday next, closing
on the following Saturday evening"
From the efforts being forth the Fair
i likely TO prove eminently successful.
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GsA. We Witnessed a drill of Capt
DeHart's company ,(D) at the city ar
mory, last evening. This company
bids fair to take high rank among the
militia. Great progress has been made
in Upton's tactics. Some delay has oc-
cured in the issuing of uniforms.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-22

reAp The beautiful iron front, with
its heavy ornaments, on the Broad
street front of Senator Clark's immense
building, have been put in position
The work is progressing finely.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-22
GRANT AND COLFAX CLUB.

Vice President. Francis Harris.
Recording Secretary. Joseph G.. Ogden.
Corresponding sec.-stephen H. Faulks.
Treasurer. Amos Clark, Jr
Club meets at the Tannerya every Tues
lay evening.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-22

BA- The fifteenth anniversary of the
Cross Roads Mission School Till be
held on Sunday afternoon next, in the
First Presbyterian Church. Theodore
Tilton will be one of the speakers.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-22

Bag The Stockton Guards, IA new
Democratic organization in the Fourth
ward, received shirts, caps, belts. ETC.,
at the Court House last evening.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-22

bag" John Davidson will on Friday
evening, address the Republicans of
Newark, in their large wigwam. The
Boys in Blue, Grant Legion's &C., are
to meet Mr.. Davidson at the depot on
the arrival of the 7.2O train from ELz-
abeth, and escort him to the wigwam.
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Bezy@ The following nominations were
made last evening:


EIGHTH WARD.
Council-John McCord.
Assessor-James N. Hyde.
School Commissioner-Osc Marsh
Commissioner of Appeals-Nathaniel
P. Whaley.
Judge of Election-James N. Hyde
Inspector-D. w. Brookfield.
Ward Clerk-John Mcdowell Winans
Justice of the Peace-Samuel Murray
Police Justice-Charles d. Whaley.
nstables-Aaron Winans, A. f.
Tucker.
Pound Keeper-Thomas McCandless
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-22

aeAY Committee on Naturalization
meet at the Executive Committee
Rooms every evening fromS to o'clock.
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RSSa Captain Lutz has ordered the
members Of his company to parade next
Tuesday afternoon.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-22
GRANT LEGION, ATTENTION.

Companies A, B and G, Clark Caval-
~ and Battery will assemble at the
Tannery, this evening, at half-past six
o'clock, fully equipped, to go to New
Brunswick, to join in the grand demon
stration. Those having uniforms and
torches, and unable to go, will return
them to the Tannery.
BY order,
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-22

evening, IL udNlbS III Il Certain SENSE,
been disbanded during the summer
months. An election was held for Off
GERS for the year ensuing, and resulted
as follows
President-Joseph Gales
Vice President-Wm. G. Spencer.
Secretary C. Kadlinigh.
Treasurer-James Reid.
1t is intenved to make the exercises
at every meeting interesting, and in
structive. Among the pleasant features
will be a portfolio, open for articles
from the members and others, with an
editor to supervise the contributions.
This, together with the questions dis
cussed, essays, readings, etc, it is
hoped will make the society both in
teresting and instructive, to all who at
tend. We urge upon all the members
of the association to join this society
at once, and do their part to sustain it.
Ii it is suffered to fall into the hands of
those who care for nothing but having
a good time, and violating every prin-
ciple of parliamentary decency, its
failure is certain from the start. Sue
cess can alone be secured by all giving
it their time and attention and we feel
sure that the young men mead no fur
ther urging from us. The next meet
ing will be held on Monday evening,
November Is. Question for discussion
(Which affords the greater pleasure,
Anticipation or Realization %
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BG~ Cheap Job Printing at this Office
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VOL. [. NO. 26.
City gtenla.

REPUBLICAN CENTRAL CLUB.
President,-James II. Altman.
Treasurer. Amos Clark, il.
Secretary. Ira 3. Wheeler.
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Cheap Job Printing at this Office.