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City Of Columbia Bonds.
JANNEY'S HALL.
This Evening, August 13, 1869.
Grand Concert by Post Band

A CONCERT will bo given by the POST
"A BAND, at tho above named Hall, THIS
o'clock. Admission so cents; Children 25; &C.
lored Gallery 25. Reserved Seats SO cents
For full particulars SEQ programme. Tickets
may be obtained at Bryan & McCarter's Book
store. Aug 13
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uotice TO Cotton Planters.

.a hs nndsrsig1ea, 3, , beg lesya sS g inforn form
sHedp efTangements TO snn the ISollowibg weli-
'kucun GINS BY sTEAArat our Warehouse in
Colnmbie, this sensoni yiz:, Albepy stu, Eme-
tie Stess american Mills diu; which enables
;ust to gin md pack tiffrty. five bales per day,
giving tho planter the option OF either of the
above Efne, which justifies us in Offering our
else. NSZ. SiyH19l nl 2 = ~ ?.
We are also prepared to enter into engage
ments to gin aud pack on plantations in any
portion Of the State. '.@
Gins, Presses, Powers and Engines for sale.
Aug II 81 -'S ALEXANDER & SPENCER
aS- Newberry Herald please copy
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A JUST TRIBUTE FROM A FoE.-The
following from the address of Governor
Chamberlin, at the late reunion of the
Army OF the Potomac, in New York, is
both true and just to those "who fought
nobly and WE'LL" Abiding to the "rag-
ged rebels who stood at Manassas. at
Charlottesville and Petersburg. the Co
vernon says
'sThat Army of Northern Virginia!
Who can help looking back npon them
now with feelings half fraternal? Ragged
and reckless, yet careful to keep their
bayonets bright and lines of battle we'll
dressed; reduced to dire extremities
sometimes, yet always ready for fight;
rough and rude, yet knowing we'll how
to make q field illustrious. Who can
forget them --the brave, bronzed faces
that looked ut us for four years across
the flaming pit--men with whom in a
hundred fierce grapples we fought with
remorseless desperation and all the ter
rible energy of death, till on the one
side and the other 100000 fell, and yet
we never hated except that they struck
at the old flag"
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Religious Notice.

VNHE Israelitos of the city of Columbia and
Il surrounding country are respectfully noti-
fled that full and ample arrangements have
bcon made for divine worship on the coming
holidays. The same will be holden at the Odd
Fellows School House, commencing on tho
EVE of 9Th September, 1869. Those who arc
desirous OF procuring seats for themselves
and families for that occasion, can do SO by
addressing D. EPSTIN,
Aug 1914 Columbia, 8. G.
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Choice Tobacco--Smoking and Chewing
4 NHEWING-Rongh and Ready,
" Gold Bar,
Pancake.
SMOKING-Best Durham"
Commonwealth,
With common grades, in full supply, for
sale by GEO. SYMMERS
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Notice to Cotton Growers

NOCIc6 TO COLt0n Gr0W6rB.
rTNHE Subscriber intends to run Portable
Il Cotton Gin from Columbia to Kingsville
and the surrounding country. Planters wish
ing my services can apply to me, at Columbia.
Aug RICHARD TOZER. '
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Eureka Champagne.

OO CASES California CHAMPAGNE, ma
rated juice Of Me Grape, and much superior in
flavor and quality to the many hemically pre-
pare, md spurious limitations now offered to
the public. Price per of dozen Quarts,
Aug IL j. & II. II. AGNEW.
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Agricultural and Mechanical State Fair.

CITY CLERKS OFFICE
COLUMBIA, August g. 1869.
TN pursuance with resolution of the City
Il Council, subscription list will be opened
at this Office, to aid and assist in the erection
of the necessary buildings required for tho
Agricultural and Mecha anical State Fair.
Aug 10 Us. MCMAHON, City Clerk.
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Now AND THEN. New York
World wonders why the Republicans,
who glorify over the reduction claimed
to have been effected i'll the public debt
in the five months of the present Admi-
nistration, never have word Of praise
in behalf of the reduction of $500, ,OOO.-
600 effected in. the three years after the
close of thetwar, and prior to the inau-
guration of Gen. Grant. It cannot see
why Gen. Grant deserves any moro
praise for $43, 900, 900 in FIVE months
than Andrew Johnson for $500, 600, 900 in
three years and seven months. It takes
off the Times on account of its laborious
efforts to make great fnancier of the
President, and says:
"With the closing up of some sources
of expenditure, which would have re-
duced this years surplus, General Grant
has had as little to do as with the in
crensed returns from customs and inter-
mol taxes Snoh, for example, as the
$23, $40, 157 last year paid out of the
Treasury in additional bounties to SOL
diers, OF which President Johnson's Sc
eretary of War recommended in his De-
cember report that no more claims should
be considered after March 4; such as
the Freedmen's Bureau waste, the Alaska
purchase, and the Pacific Railroad bonds,
to say nothing of the discontinuance of
costly military government in seven
States, or the rapidly diminishing pen
sion list. AS to these things, therefore,
in which the Times claims that General
Grants work and recreations prove so
advantageous to the country, it turns
out that his work has had no effect what
ever, and his recreations none, except
the cost OF his junketing in the Talln-
poosa, which did not belong to him.
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Stockholders' Meeting,

A MEETING of the Stockholders of tho Co.
N lumbia Bridge Company will take place
TO-DAY, at IA O'clock H., ut Col. VIM. Wal
lace's Office. This will be an important meet
ing, and the Stockholders should be present or
represented. - -'-' Aug 13
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COLUMBIA, S e.
Friday. Aorning. Angnat Is, 1889.
Erorts Tor : !, cotton I, supply.

kSHorts fof Cotton supply.
It is said that the Cotton Supply Asso-
5eiation in England is preparing TO make
/ 5gseat efforts to stimulate the growth and
jtsade In cotton from India. A resolution
was passed at o late meeting of this as
3sociation, to the eReSt that the speedy de-
jvelopment of the railway system il. In:
55aia 10 necessary, in order to facilitate the
ansportatioh of cotton in that country
8and The. imp oftation Of It into England.
THE reason given for this was the insuf-
3iiciency Of the supply from the United
Estates, and it is said the stock of Ameri-
Iran cotton is not large enough to keep
Bthe mills of Lancashire fully engaged.
4 Hitherto the great efforts and vast ex-
|penditure OF ::spey by England to meet
/ the falling of Of American cotton con-
atSequent upon The war, and the subse-
3duent differentiation of labar, have not
been adequate to tho exigency, notwith-
Istanding the large increase which has
Followed the stimulated production in
India and Egypt. American cotton is
still Indispensable. Our long staple es-
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OATS,

Executors Notice.
A LII persons having claims against the es-
"a tate of the late nj. BREMEN. deceased,
will present them, properly attestcd, to the
undersigned. MARY BREMEN,
JOHN AGNEW,
July 23 f3mo Qualified Ex'rs.
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.& 1;E nAEA.or s20. 0oo. sos which 4 iibe-
P1DsSfOV. raj intbtkat MI be allowed.
AgR,s aaS &c is 81 ESQ Ss'ssSiss aSAvis 4! 81 >

Il. W H. Asb0ol03ious q. !s.SI
"A MEETINGet the nichlaEd ysiSnssef he-
Clerks Office, on THIS (ffidayy
the 18th instant, at ha1f-past 8 O'clock. a fnlf
attendance ia desired. /, ssestt4s. 49,
BY order Of the Presidents - g ; "a
Aug IS l. w. T. WALTER, Secretary.
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MORE.

A MOTHER supply Of TURNIP SEED. in
variety, Half Long Red Beet, Carrots, &C., &c.
Chinese Winter Radish, Black Spanish Radish.
At e. e. JACKsON's Drug Store.
Aug 6
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RE-oPENED. notice in another
column, it will be seen that the sea-board
inland freight line has again resumed
operations.
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BE CHEERFUL cheerful face is the
radiance of the soul, and should be worn
at ali times, especially at home. Let
your cheerfulness be felt for good
wherever you are, and let your smiles be
scattered like sun-beams, con the unjust
as we'll rs on the just" Such q disposi-
tion, reader, will yield you a rich reward,
for its happy effects will come home to
you, and brighten your moments of
thought Chcerfulness makes the mind
clear, gives tone to the thoughts, adds
grace and beauty to the countenance.
Smiles are little things; they cost nothing,
and are fraught with blessings, both to
the giver and receiver-pleasant little
ripples to watch on the shores of every
day life. Children and youth especially
need the benefit Of them; these little de-
pendent ones, who require the sunshine
of the heart to educate them, seek q
level for their buoyant natures in the
cheerful living faces of those who are
rejoicing in the fullness Of life.
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MERCANTILE PR1NTISG.-All kinds of
mercantile printing, such as circulars,
letter heads, cards, bill heads, state
ments, &C., for counting-rooms and
Offices, promptly attented to at the Phos-
mic job office.
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CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA r. r. Co.,
GENERAL FREIGHT AND TICKET AGTs OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, S. c., August IL, 1869.
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LOCAL MATTERS
CHEAP ADHERr1s1Ne.


Tm oHAxIssroN NEWS, the circulation Of
which Is about twice as large as that OF any
other paper published in South Carolina, is the
best advertising medium for all business men:
For persons who want stu stious or servants;
who want houses or apartments, or have them
to rent; who want or who offer board and lodg-
ing; who have lost or found articles Of value,
gHE NEWS has no equal; and in order that all
classes may have their wants supplied, we have
adopted the following scale Of CHEAP ADvEn-
T1sEhEsTs, payment for which must invariably
be made ,ohen the order is giuen:
Advertisements Of situations wanted by or
ofi1eed. to clerks. .governesses, tutors, work.
men, mechanics, house-servants, porters, shop
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
let; articles lost or found; houses, shops. Offices
and warehouses wanted orsto let, and miscella-
neous wanes of an kinds.
For esqh insertion Of Advertisements of the
Glasses specified:
Not exceeding rHaEE LnHs or 20 words. ..25 cents
FouR LINES or 80 words. -. 40 ." :
FNz Lnns or 40 words. ... ;. 80 - :"
All advertisements to be inserted at these
rates must be prepaid and delivered at The
NEws Office by 9P. II.
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Ponr CLEAR Horz1.-Csptain Godfrey, the
famous host Of the Battle House, has opened
for the season, the renowned Point Clear Ho-
tel, on Mobile Bay. The sea bathing is par
ticularly fine, and Point Clear Hotel. under the
charge Of the renowned Godfrey, will far out
shine Newport. Long Branch, or Cape May.
Dr.. Mott says that Point Clear is unrivalled in
point of health, and who will doubt it The
board is moderate in amount, and one may
enjoy this earthly paradise tor seventy-dYe
dollars month.
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CoNYrDERArB REcoRDs.-The Survivors As
sociation, with the view Of collecting and pre-
serving statistics and historical material OF the
war, would be glad to be allowed to make
copies OF any original papers relating to the
forces furnished by South Carolina to the Con-
federate army or navy, muster rolls, reports
of battles or accounts Of individual interest.
These papers will be carefully recorded by
the association. and when desired, the origi-
nails will be returned.
They would also be glad to receive the names
and military record Of those who were killed
or died in the service from Charleston Dis
trict, and will furnish blanks for the purpose.
: The Committee on Records will receive any
such hpapers.
G. IRVINE WALKER, No. 8 Broad-street.
T. G. BARKER, No. Is Broad-street.
GEO. D. BRYAN, No. IS Broad-street.
THOS. MoCRADY, foot of Bse-street.
FIX. HUGER, N. E. Railroad Office.
oueS 49,
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M cnoys = aRAND'srRxEr DmRhAY.-The
long looked for circus arrived 5esterdas, bring
ing any number OF eaueatrian, gymnastic, ath-
letic and acrobstio artisss. geological and
ornitholozical specimens, perhaps the greatest
number ever consolidated IN pne instructive
amusement combination.
The tent was pitched in Citsdel Green, early
in the morning-ths xorkmeh being surround
ed BY an intensely interested crowd Of future
aldermen, and Others, perhaps. destined to
shine in the legislative halls. for which they
are now preparing themselves, by shining
ssboots for half dIme,n or more.
About ter O'Clock, the grand street process
sion commenced to move along the principal
streets. In the line were gotgeously apparel
led ladies' and gentlemen q herd Of geily capar-
isoned horses and elfu ponies, trained
elephants and camels, dens and cages OF
Wild beasts, forming hardly scene of ''Orien-.
tai grandeur and thrilling interest" as the
advertisement said. tby the way, il there were
enough rsircusses in the world. the writer Of
the advertisements. &c.. for Colonel Ames'
souId make fortune by doing such work for
em,) but rare aud: very interesting specta-
ole, probably the largest, and gfanle ever
Witnessed in Charleston - =.
We we're un,ble, nom press Of business. to
attend the peifdri rinsnces yesterday, and were
therefore oomtp tpdlleA To- write an account OF
them from thS6pinfohsSt those whoastended,
. lse8s number oftwhomms consulted They
Ierd enthusiastic on the Btbieet-:'BeBt thing
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recovered

Tre MASONIC celebration at Mount Pleasant
to-day will doubtless bees moet delightful
affair. With view of accommodating those
persons who may desire to 20, the Mount
Pleasant ferry boats; viii leave as follows
Leave the city at q. 10 and II A.. NJ; Il, 8 and
62P.M. Leave Mount Pleasant at .. 8 and 1la
A. MI: and 6 p. II. There will also be an e1-
ira trip at night.
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RAnwAY CoNxEcr1os.-Th connection Of
the Wilmington and Manchester Raiload With
the new iron railway bridges at Wilmington
win be completed as to the grading in about
two weeks. How long it will take to lay the
track we are unable TO say. ,az-'1gt :.
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TIE DEurscHER ZE11uNa. learn that
Csplsin F. Melchers will resume, next month,
the publication Of the Deutscher Zeitung,
which was suspended at the commencement
of hostihties in 1861. Captain Melchers pub
lished the Zeitung for more than ten years.
and will bring t1 his task fund Of experience
and energy which should make the new jour
nal in syery way worthy Of our Charleston
Germaua
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Tm DAILY NEWS PR1cE cuGmszsr AND Con-
xxaolA1 oncu1Aa su be ready, for delivery
at nine O'Clock tomorrow morning. Business
houses .wiahin3 to subscribe for O. specified
number Of copies containing their cards, should
leave their orders at our counting sroom to-day.
All orders for ten copies and over will be sup
piled at the rate Of tWo and half cents per
OoDy.
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;IaczzoN;sALEs THIS DAP.

10; tABC7x0N GALES THIs DAY.
4soHt& M1soR Il Co. will sell at 10 O'clock,
af their stQge. dry goods, clothing, 30, y
O'clock ,at the old Postofaee. valuable real
LlUaE1St ALxxAnDnR will sell at 10 O'Clock,
at their st6re, stKipss shoulders, &c.1
ia. ENHow6 90: Will sell ct 10 o'clock in
front 6tttheH store, Cuba molasses. .,,.....-....-,
O'Clock. st their store, new bul' ar. sri,
sREIoKE q ScHAoHrE, will sell vt quarter to
10 O'Clock, st their stores, baoon, butter, &c.
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CITY Oyr1ozns.-Those who are supposed to
have influence IN grinding candidates through
the Council mill are, We learn, besieged by
countless petitions. and the number OF times
per dsy they are asked by disinterested per-
sons TO "take something" is almost beyond
calculation Aldermen until now neither hSew
how important they were and are, nor the capa-
oity.of their ssomaehs. = lj--i-
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QUEER DoNas.-T 9 Columbus Enquirer
says that upon shipment of one hundred and
ninety-three bales of cotton from that city to
Savannah, there was loss in weight Of IL. .Ss1
pounds, which, at thirty cents per pound,
amounted to less to the Columbus shipper of
1854 20. The Savannah News says: sit is
very evident that such discrepancy could
only result from one of thles causes-over
weights in Columbus, plunder of the cotton
while in transitu, or short weights in Savan-
nah. Twelve thousand eight hundred pounds
difference in the Co umbus and Savannah
weights is too much to allow for shrinkage. SO
large margin of uncertainty in the transaction
Of business is very unsatisfactory, and when it
comes to be established that cotton loses from
ten TO twenty per cent. ingeight in transporta-
ton from Columbus to Savannah, it is reason
bic to suppose that shippers from the interior
will endeavor to lind some other outport." .
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CRY TAxEs.-weare requested to direct the
attention Of taxpayers to notice Of the City
Treasurer, printed in. another column. In re-
gard to- tile tax on real estate, an instalment Of
WHICH ia. NOW due. Pay up.
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TIE srXrl Cncurr Cousr-Hon B. B. Can
pENrFe PRrsrDIsa.-En the Common Pleas the
osll Of the city issue docket was continued and
thirty cases. from number sixty to number
ninety. disposed Of Judge Carpenter is work
ing earnestly, and hopes TO clear the dockets OF
. great many cases before the end OF the term.
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FERTILIZERS FOB ENGLAND British
bark Maria. Captain Webster, was cleared
through the Customhouse, yesterday. BY
Messrs. Jno. & Theo. Getty, with freight Of
991 tons of South Carolina phosphate rock,
destined for Newcastle. England. This cargo,
besides being the largest, is also the arst en-
tire shipload Of native phosphates exported t.,
an Europeao port. The demand for this arti-
ole is steadily increasing, and will doubtless be
largely added to as the exhaustion Of the de-
posits Of Peruvian guano q the Chincha Isl
snas will no doubt cause an increased Inquiry
ror other classes Of fertilizers.
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NRRrrNa.s THIS DAY.

KEEEIN0S THIS DAY.
Washington Lodge. at half-past z A. II:
.Friendslip Lodge. at quarter past 8 A. ID.
- HeMad Lodge, ct 8 P. D..
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ST. JoHNs DAY-MAsoN1o CELEBRATIONS
RELIGIOUS OBSERVANCE is st. Johns
or MiIsummer's Day, aud has been and is one
OF the most popular Of religious festivals. The
day has inherited . number OF observsnces
from heathen times, which are now curious'y
mixed With those springine from Christian
feelings, go much 80. that it is not easy to dis
tinguish them. The observances connected
with the nativity Of the Saint generally COM
mence on the previous evening; especially
was this time celebrated by the Masonic
Lodges of Scotland.
:, Ip.this country the day is always celebrated
by the Masols. This year the Masons OF
Charleston and Mount Pleasant will celebrate
it TO- an unusually grand manner. The various
delsgatiens,. lodges and chapters will .sssem-
bls at Market wharf, at quarter.past o'clock
A. n, where an extra boat OF the ferry limo
win conway them 10 Mount Pleasant. Here
they win be welcomed by speech from Broth
er Yenning, Of the Etiwan Lodge, which will
be responded 10 by Grand Master James Con-
ner, after which the procession will be formed
under Brother P. Z. Coburn, Grand Marshal,
and will march to billiards. Grove, where an
Grafton will be delivered by R. W. Brother ].
Somers Buist, Junior Grand Warden OF the
Grand Lodge Of South Carolina.
After the Grafton, the Eivan Lodge will en-
tertain the visiting brethren.
The LaOandeur Lodge, No. S6, and Wslhai-
Ia Lodge, No. GO, will give q picnic at the
schuetzeuplstx. The Fraternity are respect
fully invited to attend. The omnibusses will
leave Line street at 9 O'Clock A. n, and every
fifteen minutes during the day.
st. John being the patron saint otthis do
cese, there viii be service at the st. Johns
Cathedral Chapel at the usual hours.
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~REpoRT1Rs' ORuBs.-A gentleman says that
the number Of able-bodied colored men who
receive weekly ratious at the Aims House, is a
sad commentary on their thrift.
Officer Nipson has recoyed $40 stolen from q
lady in Ansop-street: -
The Eobe Fire Engine, Company gave plo'
mic yesterday, and with their lady friends en-
joyed Q very pleasant day in Ihe woods.
kcoIored man made an indecent exhibition
OF himself yesterday in front of a sssidence on
Rutledge-street. Pity 8 policeman had not
been near to have arrested him.
Klsptomanis is breaking out again in our
city amongst the vagrapt negroes with in
creased fury, and fowl Ioostsare suffering. Our
citizens should keep their fowling pieces near
at hand. -,
Chief M.-H. Nathan began to investigate
the Ann street incendiarism yesterday. So
far, nothing satisfactory has been elicited.
- Officer Coates arrested small negro boy,
named Sam Orr, yesterday morning, for tear
ing up The iron grating of drain in Rutledge-
street.
While John Daisey, colored, was enjoying
the circus, yesterday afternoon, Onacer Philip
pi took him in charge for stealing clothing
from The Victoria Hotel. -
r. @. Barkley, Esq, President Of the Marion,
is in Philadelphia, receiving the courtesies OF
the fremen, principally from the Waecaooes.
On his return home he will bring maRnia--
cent BET Of equipments for Chief Nathan,
from Mr.. E. D. Woodruff Of the Waccacoes,
who was hero on the occasion Of the Last an
nual parade Of our Fire Department.
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TIE STATE TA1ss.-The Clarendon Press
learns that many persons in different parts OF
the State have determined not to pay the State
tax, and that it is to be made a question in the
courts, and to be carried, If necessary, to the
Supreme Court of the United States, on the
ground that it is illegal imposition, even ac-
cording to the present constitution and laws
of South Carolina, as framed, passed and
adopted by the Radicals themselves.
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financial.

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Job Printing Of any description, en- get their orders
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