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4c SWEETS TO THE SwEET.-!There is no greater
evidence OF amiablty than when men women pre-
serve the tastes predectons of youth in their old
age 1t proves that the world and intercourse with its
has been unable to pcrvert the sim
pie tastes and instincts implanted by nature To
Old man. knife in hand, preparing apple for batting
with something Of the longing of cbildhoodor cracking
nuts enpestness that savors of close connec
at once conclude that such
heart indurated by collision with stocks
cotton bales. There Is green spot in his memory
which leads him back to the time when barers pole
candy had atTactions in his than the
srold-stick of a lord waiting at Victorfas court
ApTopos Gss-not bottles, bat usofthe
pleasant fact that William H. Bray has removed his
homesnede candy establishment from the old stand
Camp street 23 Canal street where tho young crowd
all the delights of his unsurpassed manufac
knre and the old, TO rcve the reeOectops Of their n
Veniie days. which until redeveloped by Brays delici
handfwork thought be buried In the tomb of
the regretfn past Ponce de Leon sought the springs
f Florida to renew hia youth Brays establishment IL
hought by all elassesyouth and age-bcanty and home
73fnessfor practical purposewn eh unlike the
gooaechasers of Florida, they realize in all it's at
aetiyepess Of eye and paateE his celebrated home
1lahd6 4an6y .-.s.
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NKWg DE- TELEaRARH.

d. e. ~ h. .ff. 4
4nspoS. juno s3.=-totd Shaftsbury intro
anced an amendment to tho Irish Church bill
that the Irish Church property shall be fund
Kotn which to grant loans to the Irish pea
s'e FI9aK,scn, june e3.-The authorities of Tu-
rim Naples and Milan are adopting extfaordih-
cry precautions against tumnlts. 1t is feared
that the revolntionists are incitfng distarb4
snces. Several arrests have been made at
BaEsr, June 23.-Ths Great Eastern is IVA
miles out and working well.
ToSpoN June 24.-ftis reported that France
Z Is endeavoring to renew the September Con-
yention with Italy for the withdrawal Of troops
from Rome only regu mr. sufficient 1 garrison
LONDON, June, 24.-The Great Eastern is
progressing fayorably. Signals between the
vessels and shore are 3erfect... asafg
Another meeting of Confederate bondhoiders
is called, with the object of protesting against
Summers. speech. on the Alabama claim treaty
and to petition against granting any compensa-
ton for such claims of the United States,
unless adjud4oa5ed by an7 impartial tribune on
principles OF equity and international law.
,-- RkEsr, June 25.-The Great Eastern Is 317
miles out. Signals continue perfect 81 -
PARfs, June 25s--At the camp at Chalens
yesterday Marshal Bazaine, in presenting to the
Emperor the soldiers who took part in the bat
ties at lSolferiEio and Alagentay snid :-'Your
r,cldiers recall the day on which you led them
to victory, The glorious anniversary. shall
never be cifaced from our hearts. .oader al
dynasty The Emperor replying reminded
the army that this was the anniversary of the
battle of So1fsrino. He was pleased to see
thee fl,ey had not forgotten the great cause for
r1yhich they hsd fought ten years ago. .'F
= 1t is rumorcd that the negotiations recently
Franco and Betgiam are likely to fall thro1 gh
SssgaiR. - -. 4. - :. 10y
q FLoREeSes Jane 25.--Large crowds assembled
in the streets Of Geneva to-day, their demon
sstratious were l,confned to seditioas cries.
slight demonstrations are reported at Naples
and BerEamo. -,
II ffAVANA, Juae %, via KEY WEsT, juno &c.
Gen. Bucefa has arrived in Havana. He was
sl4ooted at Santiago, and on his arrival at Glen
ta,egos was only Saved from the violence of the
Volunteers by the ntercession of the Governor
He is now concealed in the; city, and VIII be
compelled to escape by stealth. The mobili1ed
volunteers gafrisopiug eAtatanzasA recentiy
executed a. young man named Robinson, ged
49, SON of a British resident, for carrying rebel
--eerTsspeadence. Heavy skirmishes have taken
place IA the Cinco Villas Districts in W hich IL
isreperted that $50 l,ubans and 100 Spaniards
we're Killed. 49, ~ -,t
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NEW ORLEANS, LA.

Standard FIRE PROOF ROOFS equal in durability
and far superior in other respects to sheet SLATE put
at much less cost. This Roofing is adapted
thereby dispensing with the of metal for that pur
pose 1t weighs much less to the square than sheet
slate cost Of sporttton PaTtively small and
the mode of application quite sir1Pei does affect
but rather improves the water No painting required
1ecan be applied TO the sides OF ttlld tll tho
roof making tsIe whose lire proofs as covering for
Stsspbpat Eoois y Is superior 70 any thing in
Parties lnterestea eau be feiefred to numerous roofs
city during the past geaTEyf9L SSst Z.yaagg u HsI )
Communications addressed to EDw'D THOMPSON
Secretary and Treasurer, viii ceiye prompt attention
myl6 3m
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"None of the graduates for the past thirty
seven years ont ofeuployment." This is said
and said truly of Dobearis Commercial College. And
what eulogy it Is of this time hd1ored institution -
More cTedtable andcOnvneing than volumes of inter
ested se1Rnati0n AT1an geinents have been made 10
open CLASSES during school VACATIONS to accommodate
those who wish learn pensnanship, book. keeping
mathematics English, French and German. See ayer-
tispment.
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"a q. S. fS.1iey; of Commercial Place and Poy-
rnB street Ihe idefatgable literary and caterer,
IS now receiving the July Magazines and has on hand
al fhe Late monthes foreign and domestic has likewise
sS BSsfoh Pilot Irish RaopIe Irish American, Citi-
zen AppletOn's Journal Harp Bazaar, Chimney Corner,
ci1ntfo An1erean Dublin Nation IlppoTiast the st.
STria Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago and New York
lasiv YpeTs: Catholic World London Illustrated News,
f5Sssrpo6i Mercury 6Odeye Petefsofs Besley's add
pem0Tssts Lady Fashion Books for June;
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DEATH OF PRIEsr-Father Swiboff, Ca
tholic priest, died at Quincy, on Monday week,
and on Wednesday his remains were sent to
St. Louis They were escorted to the steamer
by q procession numbering 2500 people,
including 1850 children dressed in white and
decorated with flowers.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS nm,
For tho Week Ending Friday, juno Is.
e $3.50 g, sEt D 0 IssS

CoTToS-Sipce our last review Cotton has been mac
tive; offerings of all grades have continued restricted
here time during Il week been an actiSe
demand! Prices laye eontnpe,l without any pateral
change bnt purchases can now be made at rates,
2i 0a7Ac good ordinary 2sf 2olci low niddIing 3O6
Ic; and midiDg "a &c. Sales OF the week $50 bales
against GG65 bales last w.,ok.. $3.50,
TonAcco-There hhs been less animation in the mar.
ket since our last but fair general business
done At arm but unchanged follows:
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SEPToLINE OIBsEoMp& aSss--The list of pre-
nA NV aided to this Company viii be found in an adj
dsgs alsss ETss9i.lps tEsrf DC
cSnfpeiency to judge is und6ubed md whose awards
arc decisive the excellence of the oil and the merits
of the lamps,
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l.. Quinine will break chills and fever, bnt the
dsease viii almost invariably return the seventh
fourteeEth ndtgt mtg RTst Gays, while Dr. WilOfts
Antt7P eri0to ayer and eue5 Ionic cures the dis
fegetaeE with its peculiar eondeney to return
tIf you want light but durable -roof4one
that can walk and that viii not affect the water
order plastic slate root Office 81 Magazino street
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p. j. TRAQUAIR

p. j. TRAQUAIR
BeGs to intimate to his numerous in town and
country daily receiving by and other
wise large additions his already eselected stock
Particular attention is requested to his assortment OF
HOOP SKIRTS
Which is Largest and Cheapest the city, and
tains among other styles, the celebrated La Grande
Victoire " and the Extension Hoop Skirt"
THE CORSET DEPARTMENT
repete including every quality Mt prices ranging
to 81 SO. We call particular attention
q Corset which selling at O. 5o-the best and
cheapest shown in this city for the money
OUR DRESS TRIMMING AND RIBBON CASES
Arc com pletey assorted all latest styles of Silk
and Satin, and in every color and width. '.
THE MILLINERY ROOM
Comprises the styles of Ladies' Misses and
Childrens HATS, BoNNETs and FRAMES, of every
conceivable variety including Straw Hair and Mixed
Rosalind, shepherdess, Antoinette, Mgnonette etc.
all at prices that are perfectly marvellous.
OUR STOCKS OF ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, NETS,
1889. BLONDES, LACES, Walls, ETC, .......
Arc unusually elegant this season, and very cheap.
Also, a line of very fine GRENADINE SHAwLS, ap.
propriatc for The season. at prices really astonishing
THE FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Consists Hosiery handkerchief ParasoIs, Umbrellas
Ladies' and Gents Under7garments Perfumery etc.
.tH ..s.r a WHITE GOODS ..r.-..
OF every description also fully represented
Swiss Muslins Nainsook Tape Checks Camrics, Jaco-
nets Linens Linen Damasks, White Marseilles Towels,
Plain and Hcn.sttched Randkerchiefs, Mosquito Net
hpss besides usual assortment of Fancy and
General Dry Goods all purchased at the lowest cash
terms .r .-.. E. .-.. .'..s.
We receiving from auction continual aoeessons
every depa in many at half thescost of i'm
poTtation And to this item the attention of
mers is especially invited " ...A s if's.'''' .
The liberal terms to wholesale dealers in town
and country. Z. .
.'i2a,.s .----z -------. P. j. TRAQUa1R 5'.
apps IF l67 Canal street, door from Dauphine.
-I1ISCAIs AGENCY OF THE CITY OF NEW
Il wi. = e.e,.f.- L. ORLEANS .-a.' =.
- SouInEKN BANK, New Orleans. April 2, 1859.
In virtue of of the Legislature of this State
titled act to enable the city of New Orleans to fund
its floating debt and hquidate its indebtedness,
proved s7th February 1852 and OF ordinance No 1872 OF
proved LIST April 1862 the undersgned Fiscal Agent is
eof all city notes and other evidences of debt this
city and to receipt the of the city
corng the tenor of the said ordinance No Of
Common Council Tho bonds to be furnished in exchanse
for the aforenamed Indebtedness win be ready the
course of q few weeks. ~ TF.ETF
ap4 If THOS. LAYTON President
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Retail Markets.

Beef Texas 10 lat and I5c Mutton IS to 2oc Pork
2Oc Veal l5c per 10. Chickens dressed G5 Tur-
keys, &c 50 to 8. Eggs 30 to 40c y dozen.
During the last two weeks there has been legal
going between the Jefferson City butchers and
new company incorporated by the last Legislature
who have the exclusive privilege of Strengthening ali
animals thatare TO be offered for sale in the
of New Orleans and Jefferson. The new company say
the people be supplied cheaper good meat
from their shop than they have had it before
most of the retailers n the markets side with the
jefferson butchers and the people, in consequence
left for some days almost without fresh meat
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P. J. TRAQUAIR,

Dealer in General Dry Goods, Hosiery, Ho o
Skirts, Millinery and Furnishing Goods.
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The Money Market IS easy, and are without any
material variation. On the street paper
questionable collateras and sclass business paper
without oollaterals done at 10 per per
mum. while good and second class are uoted At tod
per cent per month. The banks discount of the
approvp lusfness paper ofHp 10y their customefS and
free lenders call FOR short periods solid col
Cold la to 1879. American Silver iai. Mexican Dol.
lars ISfA To 14l-I.l 4H -tJ 5q,.l ar al r..z-ls
Sterling Ike hRnge Las to l5o New York Exchange
psr 70 per cent prenAiuIRs- EE=nes Size 20 lao. 1
metropolitan Police Warrants duh at : to ga
City Treasury notes arc quoted Mt &c TO 26 per cent
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T DAN AND PLEDGE ASSOCIATION, ,7
Corner st. Charles and Perdido streets.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL s5OO,OOG
This institution has been chartered by the State Of
Louisiana for twenty five years; and having effected
tha1 f s 81 on S @
ware, Watches, Jewelry, Dry Goods, Laces. Wearing
dTPzre5 and all movable or immoyable prop
Also on unourrent Money state Warrants, Metro
evidence of State or city indebtedness United Stse
oaicers Pay Accounts United States Guartermas.ets
PExATE visiting the AssCSi ;1sss
JOHN W. EILLAIAN, Cashier ap95lY
A BARRETs MARBLE WORKS,
MARB1E 1ANrh g.. GbsFlss isSSf nfeE
oil kinds e Marble SEk oSssTS the se s HaS ana
sizes
snpef3sF qSaiiy q Lime stono suitable 9s
siIis, etcs constantly on hand. apLY-
T oUnsIANA LIVERY AND SALE STABLE
265 and 257 Magazine street, i:i
Between POeyfarre and DelOrd atreetss ~
First class Mules sBd-ETeTses- Ter sale Also OaE
Fi1S Ss and Bussfes for hire T. HART Proprietor
TNALAN LINE STEAMSHIPS, ID sU
Under contract for Carrying United States and Brit
sailing from Pier IS North River, New York 07'F5
Sailing from Liverpool every "WEDNESDAY. s.; {,
- Queenstown THURSDAY.
SPEED AND EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATIONS INSURED
First Cabin Liverpool and QueenstOwn from from S "a
First Cabin to London from New york;. iss
:. :: to HaTrO, Antwerp, Rotterdam, IN +.
First Cabin to New York from Liverpool or 9usS od
steerago to New York from Liverpool or QuSsg
Steerage to New Orleans via New York
from Liverpool QueenstOwn--.-- ~
Each SteeTage passenger will be provided WIN ASE
arate berth to sleep in, and viii be pleeS.-
rooms by themselves. Provisions, of the bsss 9uS
are cooked and served out by the Company 8 Sveh.
and the wants of all are fully supplied III, Mia
Children between one and twelve years bali Ph'''
Infants under one gear, free. rt-t.,,a
Tickets may be procured by those DESTROYS OF pl's
out their friends at the above rates
Prepaid certificates oil passage issued ny l.
g.. -...E ELLIOT g. McKEEVEft a genI22ls.S.k
dig ~ $50 Common, corner Carendelet s'l lsS-
~-------------------+-~4--- 49, 100
I ''i TfScoLE & CO. 5al. 90 z -, -. = 80
! III io Vol RAISE AND REMOVE i,4-.El--a--
.i,y "a i.,g all kinds of Buildings. :.sE
An Observation-Disclosures 4b5ud be i,idt6ssed 70 Boz W.
Mechanics and Traders Exchanges, st. Charles S'i'
New Orleans. - .,
Country orders promptly attended to. G' ~
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C--CAyARoc, coMM1ssIoN MERCHANT,

W I1sr5ss1 7l5'Lia9 sds 1916 sri'r''.L ''4 1851
.LO4afW Bu, aIo5p
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BY virtuc OF decree OF the Court Of Equity OF
the County Of New Hanover, OF the State OF
North Carolina in tho case of Morris X Jesup,
ct al, w. the Wilmington and Manchester Rail
road Company, ct IL, Michael Cronlcy, Commits
slOner, duly appointed by the Court, will Sell at
Public Auction, 0t the door OF the Courthouse,
in Wilmington in the State OF North Carolina,
a.. II O'Clock, a. NJ, on WEDNESDAY,, the 5th
day OF January, 1870,
All that portion OF the WILMINGTON AND MAN
CHESTER RAILROAD which lies within the State
OF North Carolina, with all the rolling STOCK, equip
mcnts, dcpots workshops, materials and every
thing thercunto pertaining, together with all she
rIrhts, privileges, franchises and appurtenances,
as set forth and more particularly described In
the several mortgages mentioned in the pro-
ceedin9s.
Terms OF sale are cash.
The bonds Of the said Company, secured by the
three first mortgages, to wit: The mortgage to
Edward Sanford. dated May /, 1851; the second
mortgage to Edward Sanford, dated March l.
1850 and the mortgage to George W. Dargan,
dated the 18th OF April 1855, shall be accepted IN
full as part payment. according to the priority oil
said mortgages; aud the bonds OF the said Com
pany, secured by the mortgage to the said Morris
k Jesup, shall lie accepted pro rata AZ part pay.
Inent In the order Of priority established In SAID
mortgage. nj. ORONLY, Commissioner.
Wilmington, N. G. hofi1 lul!a"l
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sourH c.roLIsA MoKunExr AS

6ouFH CARoLINA MONUMENT ASSOCIATION.
kmeetng of the South Carolina Monument Asso-
siaiion was held on Saturday, the Goth instant at
the Warrington Street Chapel Columbia Mrs.
Howe, OF Richand, was requested to preside.
The constitution was adopted, and the following
ofloers unanimously elected:
President, Mrs. L. G. &oOord- Vice President,
MN. William Wallace. Treasurer and Chairman
or Finance Committee, Mrs. J. l. Reynolds Cor
responding Secretary, Mrs. J. 7. Darby. Record
ING Secretary, Miss !. ID. Martin Board OF Mana
rsTs-Mrs John Singleton, Mrs. G. Haskell Mrs.
ionn Preston, IT., nrS ID. Huger, hlss LaBortle,
Ms. A. Snowdeu, hrs. Holm Mckenzie, Mrs. J. n.
Whisnsr, Mra 4 @. Beck. Mrs. J. 8. GaliIard. r.
~ j. FISHER, Mrs. J. Wattes, Mss Hamp-
onn, Miss Wade.
( Committees were appointed for each county 10
so,fsos Subscriptions, enroll members, and to
nanaec the business Of the association through
oas the STATE.
rae prioe OF membership Of the association was
axod as twenty-five cents per annun, bus SUD-
aesspssons OF any amount viii be gladly received.
A resolution was then adopted eiscting the fol-
awning honorary members:
Mn. wade Hampton, Mrs R B. Anderson,
nere j. a. KorshaH, Mrs. j. Conner, mrs. sanes
frhga1hk Mr1 j. 6 Preston, mrs. -. y bultei'
Gra Johnson Hagood, Mn. II. Jenkins, Mrs. n
Naniyaulf, MIA John Beaston, Mr.. s. y; Law
l5r, 81 NeGowsn, Mrs. II. L Bonhans, mrs. g.
- ners Ens u g. Logan, Mrs. J. D. henneoy,
10 orege, Nss. a p, Alexander.
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ID DEFEREE'S ALE.

BY virtue Of decree Of the Court OF Common
Pleas, for the Fourth Circuit OF the State ol
South Carolina, sitting in Equity In the case Of
Morris X. Jesup, ct al, vs.. the wilmington and
Manchester Railroad Company, ct al, Will be
sold at Public Auction, at the door OF the Court
house In Wilmington, in the state OF North Caro-
lima, at IL O'Clock A. H., on WEDNESDAY, the
5th day Of January, 1870,
All that portion OF the WILMINGTON AMI
MANCHESTER RAILROAD which lies within she
State Of South Carolina, with all the ROLLING
STOCK, Equipments, Depots, Workshops, Materi
ala, and everything pertaining thereunto, to-
gether with all the rights, privileges, franchises
and appurtenances, as set forth and more partlcu
larly described In the several mortgages men
toned In the proceedings.
The terms OF the sale are cash; the bonds or the
Company secured by the mortgages mentioned
in the report OF the special referee, and filed In
the case, to be accepted from the purchaser pre-
rata as part payment in the order OF priority es
tabllshed by the report; provided that the same
ratcable proportion of cash be paid In for thu
other bonds or the same grade OF priority not IL
the hands OF the purchaser; and provided, also
that sufficient cash bc paid In to cover costs
charges and expenses OF sale: the purchaser alst
to pay for papors w. ALSTON PRlNGl4E,
Special Referee.
Charleston 10th November 1869.
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THE Quo WARRANTo CASES OF CITY OFF,
CERs.-These cases we're heard by Chief Justice
Moses at Chambers, In Columbia. on Tuesday last,
upon returns 70 the rules upon the several defen-
dants to show calse why they should not be at
tached for contempt, in not Obeying the orders
made in the several cases on the 4th October last.
The cases we're argued by c. R. Miles, Esq, Tor
the REALTORS, and D. T. Corbn, City Attorney, for
defendants.
The Chief Justice reserved his decision, but at
the same time announced emphatically that the
orders OF the court shall be respected and obeyed,
and there should be speedy termination OF
the cases. for that the present condition OF things
was not only injurious to the public, but discredi-
table to all concerned.
The decision IN these cases involves the validity
OF the action of the City Council in abolishing the
offcas OF Assessor and Assistant Assessor, and
creating the. of1ces OF Appraiser and Assistant
Appraiser, and electing thereto the defendants, p.
J. Coogan and Moses Csmpn, after Judgment of
custer had been pronounced against them; In
removing the City Sheriff and electing the de-
fendant, George Addison, to the Office and also in
declaring the ofnoe OF Flour Inspector, filled by
Mr.. Avetf, to be vacant, and electing thereto the
defendant, n. Oaul1eld.
The questions involved in these cases are not
only of vital Importance to the parties, but con-
Germ the whole community, who are interested
that the supremacy Of the law shall be main
tanned.
The decision of the Chief Justice is anxiously
expected.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Mr. a. c. hcGiniVray
sold yesterday the plantation on the west orancn
of Cooper River known as Buck Hail. containing
o37 acres, for $500
A plantation on wadmalaw, containing 200
acres, for $4,000.
A two story dwelling and outbuildings in the
Town of Bluirtcn, for $780,
A lot and buildings on the north sue OF HUDSON
street, for s3soo
A lot and buildings on the west side OF Franklin
street oppositc the Marine Hospital, for $4,000
Messrs. Leitch & Bruins sold three story
wooden dwelling on the cast side OF Meeting
street, and known az No. 2s0, for $4,000.
Mcssrs. J. e. W. Knox sold 4 farm Of seven acres
on sullivan's Island, near the Nyrtles, for $3.50
cash.
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r,ltaovrnssrs ON WHARF PROPERTY

InraoyEMsNrs ON WHARF PROPERTY
Yae Central or Praser's wharves, which were
completely destroyed during the war, have been
rebuilt, ana number OF improvements added.
An entirely new range OF offices have been erected
On the north wharf, and the whole property put
In complete repair. 1t was proposed at one time
70 erect steam cotton press on the large vacant
area between the two wharyes, and the project is
yet nader consideration. These wharves are
finely locsted for business, and have extensive
Recommendations for both storage and shipping.
A large shed viii soon be erected on South
Union wharf, which win add considerably to the
teusiness facilities OF that property.
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A MoBRL EsrABLIsHMERT.-Wein invite the at
sentionOf the friends OF The NEWS in the city and
throughout the State TO the excellent facilities
which our once enjoys for the prompt execution
or 81 kinds Of Book and Job Printing. Fully pro-
vided with new type and machinery Of the latest
and most approved pattern, and having large
and carefully selected stock OF cards, envelopes
ana papers Of all qualities, THE NEWS job oiice Is
now prepared to ill orders for every description
Of plain and ornamental printing in the very best
manner, and at rates at least as low as any other
establishment in the Southern States. Gall at
TaR NEEs building tup-stairsl and examine our
ssSie OF prices and speoimens of our work.