THE PROPRIETORS OF THE Daily and Weekly Advocate Having fitted up the Book and Job Department of their office with a NEW AND EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF JOB TYPE AND MACHINERY, are now fully prepared to execute with neatness and despatch, and in a style equal to any office in the South, WEDDING CARDS, plain and in colors. And in fact every description of Plain and Ornamental Printing in BLACK, GOLD, BRONZE AND FANCY COLORS, At Prices as Low as any other office in the South. ALSO, EVERY VARIETY OF RAIL ROAD & STEAMBOAT PRINTING, Executed with all the late Improvements and Ornaments. Orders are respectfully solicited. Call and examine our Specimens. Baton Rouge, December, 1854. OYSTER SALOON 101 St. Charles Street, NEW ORLEANS. This justly celebrated Saloon is fitted up on a scale of magnificence equal to any establishment in the Union. The Larder is always supplied with the CHOICEST FISH AND GAME; and the Oysters served are obtained exclusively for this establishment. The Bar is supplied with the choicest liquors; and servants well known for their excellent qualities, have been employed, including the best Cooks; in short, every thing has been done to render this Saloon worthy the patronage of a liberal community. New Orleans, Dec. 1854. |