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~ What variety Of emotions are excited by this ire
mendous passion! What hopes, what tears hat soandes
app heusio hat sudden transports, how few mad=ns
different tiueuced by such tumutuous emotions. AID
the lovely Su.an 4 not nsenslhe 70 the tender
SION We invited TINS bewit hing sir'shou
when she her I'm yesr, that delicious Of be-
twenty "hen the gr is blending INTO the womsu Thee
that c4pvaed in spite Of ourselves Imagine then en-
grief and sadness AZ proacn2 nearer the beloved object,
10 see her wretly bIn,h through field Of rckts aid
small pimples Our dolstry f-d And gave way h.h IS
aud friendship for well knew she deserved
these In our heat, deeply GREETED thar h,s fair g
had not used cake OF D. Gourauds famous Italian Srd
Gated Soap, which kuo" would have scattered all MI
birrri>hes G,isIe
The above Soa? to be found in Nfork cnlya61 Walker
street, door iom the OF Broadway 30 cents cake
B, ware OF cOuGtereits.
BouRARps HAIR UrHoorING powpER,. Ladies and 9TH
erS eau hd, thus before hey purcn.se agIes 10
return the monry less removes par ice OF haf
wherever app'rd and IN osder hi: ash uay VI"
it. We have .educed is p'ce .,,,,
no ONLY 50 CENTS A BOTTi.F.
Sold the sign OF the America Ea.ls 81 ChlhamTsei,
y. Y. or 1879 Fulton.stlest, B'ookyu.
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Commercial and Money Matters.
70 For sales at the Stock Exchange, see Last PGs'

10 For sales al the Stock Exchange, Last PGss
TuRspAY P.M
The sales ut the Board were very large today
and the depression in feeling was recovered lUI'
Nearly all descriptions went up one TO two per cel
There is rather better supply of bills to-day us
high rates ruling having tempted drawers out. oSs
ling is 9 g, mostly u 81 Francs III az o. ~
Amsterdam 40; Hamburg 35!; and Bremen '0i .
10 cents.
The Bank OF America hos declared DIVIDEND I"
Three per cent. for the past six months, payao'e -
the 9Th Of January.
The New-Tersey Insurance Co. have declare
Thirteen per cent.
The books of subscription for the loan to as
Hartford and New Haven Railroad for the exten'"'
of its road to Springfield, will close to-day. =.
The Bank of Hamburg, S. c., has declared. a :, u"
idend of 81 80 per share, payable LIST day OF 'sD7
being per cent per annum.
The Alton Telegraph says. n.,ov i
The high the certificates Of our twG % many b.
the process of liquidation have COMMANDED 70 man
Is the certainty of tie holder, Of them The cos
months another dyldend in spece upon the f ,s Basi
ION placed upon the liquidation acts oy Que Vi III ct
Commissioners, II not bo'h oil the'' D'S''
The Telegraph SAYS that the State Bank VIII Whit
upon such construction Of the law as VIII and
it from making any farther dividend IN sPee ,aor
the Bank of illinois will probably act on inc ''''
construction ,hs
The Philadelphia North American expresses SENDER l
conviction that Pennsylvania is IN mucn J IRE, nrses
condition than twelve months since, aN'
strongly the sale of the Public Works. Min.
AtCmcinnati, 22d, Exchange on the Easl wen rl.m;
ud plenty and dull OF ale at par es,- "a, ,pd pen
Iaa,4 STATE Sc-ip s. %; STATE Ia. o. .race aud y
honeh, a, G0c New. leans sight Janus ait and upwars
demand al per cent. prem: Time bis al ~
are aiken ~ pr cent exchange and lrefsS" ots 4.
An exhibit of the extent OF imports anu
the business Of that r4re has shared N the G The count
when has characterized the nttaa 'rads ~
The increase in portion Of the nlana iealing a,lice 2
may be seen in the shipment OF lev lew s., igl3
Wrghtsvi!le on the Susquehanns o o., 1872 l&.
LII. % 100 1898 .i.,ooj
What bushels Az 3 39 acsssi ls3
Corn ana other Cram. ,b,7,S75f6 20:3$.l 49, .si
Bacon sc 'Sn1 3Y7 S78 sS!tDSst
Butter and Cheese. lbs lbs 2 %,ons s. s27 ~
To,tccn , ,'s s7,i,O i7?s$ 81 IL
vbi.kr gallo h'6g-'sS S:Il;co,be tie
In relation TO the Pork trade OF I iha po'k peks
.arr,;.- s.ys We have been IGor:u " mr. have bsis
Of ms CRY that the numbcr q u, ~, Ida, !ls,, G
sueht.rsi here TO- e1po,taton ~ . a., n. SANG
ceeded IS 600 and the number OF 'eeL ooo "
nod that have been put up was about i@V''
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DIED.

On the 26, instant, ELIZABETH DAY, only child OF p
K. A. johnson, AGED months.
AT BRISTOL. Indiana. the 18th instant SUSAN, vince
Richard f. Lansing late Of te city of NewY and diusa
Of the late Judge Jonas Patt aged 50 yeas end diy
And the sans day MARY wife 81 Ed~ ard Lansing, an
90 days,
At Benning ton, VI. the 10Th Hon. THOMAS RoSI1'oS
Revolutionary soldier, III the g0th year OF his age
AT Java, Wyoming county, the 30th nit, KATHAESs
youngest daughter Of Ebenenezr JAG kson her I'M ye
AT Fishll Landing, the 25th ELIZA NAH WICK, aga
li. LaughL.r Of ReE. YIN. .. Hover.
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Things I'm Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA Dec. 27-3, p NJ.
A observation-disclosures Roberts, the Collector
of Taxes for the Unincorporated Northern Liberties
has absconded according to general report, with
about $1,000 OF the funds of the District.
a TEMPERANCE CONTENTION is now in session
in our city the Museum, and Is largely attended,
there being about 500 delegates present The
proceedings are of the most interesting character.
Among the resolutions presented notice the fol-
lowing:
distribute supply Intoxicating beverages any township,
ward borough Of tbs Commonwealth, without the 1psess
OF the majority Of the voters residing there IN"
And memorial TO the Legislature, similar 10 the
above was unanimously adopted.
A FIRE broke out about O'Clock this morning in
the dry goods store of T. B. Butcher, No. Bank
street. The flames were quickly subdued The
loss of Mr.. Butcher is not large about $1,000 cover
ed with insurance.
The FlREMES.-A Convention Of Firemen com
prisng 81 companies, was held last evening to adopt
that may ettec tually stop the disgracetl
brols among them. and Committee OF one from
each company was appointed to propose some suit
able plan.
Yesterday afternoon desperate character named
Thomas Crannon was committed to prison for brll-
tally beating Mrs. Baily. The officers found it
necessary to bind the fellow hand and foot before he
could be conquered
The steamer Princeton will leave here on Satur-
day next for New ork having received her fuel on
board yesterday.
DIED SUDDESLY.-The body Of man named IT.
win, was found lying in the gutter of Shackamaxon-
street, kengsington, this morning. 1t is supposed
that he was intoxicated fell down and was drowned.
SrocEs.-There evident feeling prevailing present
Of downward tendency Stock Market. State Elves
sold IS THE oil the Frst Board bat the Second
advanced OF, which rather flat. Reading Railroad
f bs9 m snss so sGs State 81 M f t.
cline of3. Wilmington Railroad mProvedi The sales at
the Second Board, $4,000 Skies 1916 100 shares
Reading Railroad 26 5000 State fves SATURDAY tat
Fives est! 500 State Elves at b7
Philadelphia Bank 100 do Wilmington Railroad
CASH. liz. United States Bank NOUS sold per
discount.
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CITY NTELLIG E n & +.

g See Fourth Pase.
L. STATES CIRCUIT COURT Before Judge Belts
The trial OF the two black men, named Williams
and Jup e. for attempt revolt on board The snip sa
on her vo age from the South Sea- conc rdsd
The Jury returned verdict Of Guilty in the case OF W
ams bit recommended him mercy and acquitted Jupiter
SUPERIOR COURT $3.50. Before Judge VASDERPoEL
Robert D. Wyncoop rs. John s. Harris-Ihe de,
eudsnt coptacted 10 plaintiff 200 lbs of smoked
ber but some Misunderstanding took place. and only 1000
lbs were delivered - Action brought for damages Yer
dict for paioJif 500
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Before Judge lSGLIs
Porter rs. Beals and ADMINISTRATION Of Trover
20 SIS OOO the value of Property I'D under sLecn
lion AZ Mel mes CARPET Factory at Harsimus and sold
The plaintiff had permitted possession 10 go from his hands
Verdict for defeniants =
O. Sherwood rs the Estate of the late Caleb >
Fo1dham-The plaintiff TO recover noe OF S2Oo gwen
hv deceased n 1884 and when by the statute OF nm
tatons in $40 Ii attempted To show that deceased
made, the latter sufficient :" IN.
PENDANT.
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Correspondence OF the Journal Of Commerce.

w J. HlNGToN. MONDAY. Dec: On
learn that the Van Buren, majority Of the House
have, upon consultations determined TO rescind the
Tmeuty.irst Rule. This is the result of the ten
years struggle. How the Southern members will
like this we shall see but the majority will be very
large IN favor OF receiving all abolition petitions ana
papers.
IL also appears that, as | limited some days ago,
the Western Van Buren, men will bring forward a
scheme Tor the reduction OF the Tariff.
The President has not made up his mind as TO the
nomination OF Mr.. Spencer for the vacancy on the
bench OF The Supreme Court. The Wing Senators,
II Is believed, heve not yet determined what
pursue with regard TO the Cabinet and other no.
limitations.
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MrRDER.--An alteration took place in New-Or-
leans on the 18th inst. between two colored butch
ers, named Pierre La TenGresse and Fayel, when
the latter, being armed with dagger struck his
adversary several times, until he fell dead al his
feet He immediately fed towards the woods.
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Az OLD Mail RoBBER.-The Alton telegram
OF the 10th INST. SAYS " At the present term Of The
tinted States District Court, John Wingare Lara
Postmaster at Rocking Cave, IN Hardin county III
was indicted for alleged robbery OF the mail Tbs
accused is % years OF age.
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We Learn from the Alton Telegraph, thatDr.
Barrett OF St Louis, late Fund Commissioner OF the
State Of Illinois, who has been charged with being
deauler 70 the State, turns out, on investigation,
10 be creditor instead 10 the amount OF about s700
for which he has sued Auditors warrants,
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CITY AFF AIR 8.

BOARD OF ASSISTANTS. -. WEDNESDAY EvExISc
The Board met at 5 o'clock, C. P. BRowN, Esq
President, In the Char.
Three petitions were presented and referred
Reports-Of the Committee On that portion OF the
MAYORS Message relative 10 the rcor. anzaton OF the Poc
Com nunication Of the Superintendent OF Lamps Ga,
atng that the oil contracted for had been tested and found
good Ordered file Communication from the Comp
roller relative to the appropriations in part for lst-wth
stemen Of the wants Of each DEPARTMENT for Janu.Ty ana
skiing TO ooTToI, from time 70 time So IN as nay
striking out the second section or lsrter clause.
CLEANING STREETS.-The Committee on Clean
n Streets on the communication OF the Superintendent OF
Streets Ordinance from the Board OF Aldermen. re-
ported an agreement the alterations amendments of the
o dnanca: and the Ordinance amended was adopted
Tins Ordinance brngs the old mode Of Cleaning the Street,
INTO rfactc with rnE Misunderstanding the system the
.e yer; nearly before hs made IL
will cp!y cost the City about 100000 dollars more
than the Contract System-bu no matter the Common
Council DO not pey the taxes.
The Board took recess for half an hour.
When the Board reassembled, the report in favor
,.yny y .vd Sammls, late Keeper Of Iompk SquaTe
the Il APPEARED he was yos Out Of Office May
bur no supe1,edsas served upon himno person Tor long
his fcs faithfully June August 1. for which time
H. claims compensation The claim was warmly opposed by
NJ Charlock but was allowed, and report adopted.
R,so1ution-Topay Commssary General Storms
son "a for ammunition furnished celebrating the 18th OF
November Adopted
resolution OF inquiry City Inspector why sunken lots on
avenue between 10th aud lh streets have not been hed III
Adopted e.,,.. Allowed
Ia favor Tagging The side walks OF Houston street rom
oerck street The Bulk head Adopted IN
In favor of paying John H. kiAer S29 80 Tor constructing
onehalf Of party wall the Engine House Ann steeet-
In favor of filing M the low and unken ground between
Tweny.sixt and ana Fontth ahG
Lexington Avenues the expense OF the owners Adopted
In favor Of permitting George F. Coolidge Co to lay a
t pipe IN the from their premises No 323 ieaI street
to Ferry ST: adopted concurrence
In favor of wing the Journal OF Commerce small 6iil io
advertising the Croton AQueuc Board adopted III con
curenCe. -, ,, e., r,,;,,
and Hose Carriages hospital ground the Governors oil ut
HOspal have the OF the Croon Wafer ioI the use OF
The ground for the Engine and Hose Housss-hich Vas re-
f.rred back the Committee 10 treat with the governors o
Cnnrminc the assessment regulating Tweny-thrd ST from
the Fifth to the Eighth avenue. Adopted
Adjourned 10 Wednesday next, O'Clock.
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~ CorelI's Magical Pain Extractor from O. Cor,land
street the soyscegn remedy for barns, scads bruises
ntiamma;on swelling old obstinate sores, sore eyes aud an
outward applications ever discovered.
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" Oh 'tis love. It's love

~ On OF TAyNING for all kinds OF LEATHER, keeping
Doors and SHOES water ;roof Water more leustrat.
than through INDIA RUBBER To be had at q Coutlaait st
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To- HAY, LlNInENr aud Inns BALM OF CHtyA Is war
ranted 10 cure any of Pills the shall be refund
ed TO b. had only 81 Courtlandt street. North Fifth ST
phadelphia; - ornhi Boston.
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- The Coal AsH-SirrERs. which gave iescrip p
ton OF few dsys since, manufactured by Nh JAS H.
Bull the ingenious manufacturer Of Pa,en, Balances
South Warn.stre No family using coal should be
without and for hotels and other large establishments
Invaluable adjunct lis quality Of suppressing every
particle OF Dust and II the time rapdity Of operation,
has rendered the sitting OF coa4.he, itherto an ntolerabe
nusauce perfectly Performance With this
Gle you ay ali your coaashss the side Of your
n,rlor.sr.tes with re!lect inquiry.
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e For statement from Mr.. H. c. JONES with
regard to the aledged picking OF his Bank Lock we
refer to his Card To the Public and the accompa-
nying Certificates. They tell their own story, eff
fectuay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-28

PENSsYLvAN1A.--The Loco Focos hold their
State Convention on the 4th Of March, to noml-
nate for Governor. The contest in selecting
Delegates appears to be mainly between the
friends of Francis R. Skunk and Henry A. Mul-
lenberg. Mr.. Muhlenburg was for several years
in Congress, and was beaten for Governor in the
triangular contest of 1885. Mr. Skunk was
either Secretary of State or Secretary of the Sc
nate in VOLTS time. We infer from passing midi
cations that Skunk will be nominated.
The Wings hold their Convention on the 22d
of January. Among those talked of for Cover
nor on the right side are Gen. JAMES IRWIN of
Centre, Gen. PHILIP MARKLE Of Westmoreland,
HARMAR DENNY of Pittsburgh, NER MlDDLEs-
wARTA of Union JOHN SrRoH WILLIAM HE'S
TER and E. c. RE1eAnr Of Lancaster, JOHN
BANKS of Berks, and GEO. w. ToLAND Of Phla
dephia. Hon. THos NJ. T. MckENNAN, who
would have been nominated if he had consented,
peremptorily declines.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-28

SECURITY AGAINST RoBBERs.-We have been
shown by Mr. H. c. JONES Of Newark, n. J. a new
Combination and Formulation Lock, designed TO
protect Stores and Safes from the depredations
oiburglars and amateur locksniths. This Lock is
so constructed that none but man who saw it
locked cen unlock il, even with the proper KEY to
which ii opens at q touch from the right hand Even
the maker of the lock himself cannot open it unless
he has seen il locked, though he make key exact
y the pattern OF the original; that is his chance
is but one in Il 545 that his key Will open the lock.
This lock is intended also, BY being made narrow,
so as to be placed high on window door, 10 guard
against the common danger that a door may be pred
open from the top, forcing the bolt by obtaining lev
erage. We have carefully examined it, and believe
it cannot be picked, while its price is far below that
Of any of the ponderous and complicated Bank
Locks. We are sure it must become general ia
yorie, il has received the hearty approval OF ma
nv OF the best Mechanics in the Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-28

DURING Is Barnurn giving splendid perform
evry -tera and evening his ueu besides
lbrigg living curiosity the known world Gen
ror Thumb, &c. Lock out for something good New Years
Day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-28

u Mr.. JAMES MITCHELL, recently from this
City, has been appointed Master in Chancery at
Nantucket, Mass. Business entrusted to him
from this City will be properly attended to-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-28

L5 Senator BUCHANAN, Of Pennsylvania de-
cines being longer candidate for the Loco
Presidential nomination. This is wise decision.
He lets himself down rather more gently than he
did his friend Wilkins Us candidate for Speaker.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-28

HOLIDAY PREsENrs-Pssous wishing make presents
the line Of Watches and Jewery would DO we'll to call
old irlead a G. BURR 80 Bowsry. They will there FIND
ST rate Of articles that line you purchase
you can depend upon getting article good
meuded by him.
q THE HOLIDAY, nav be enjoyed with zest and a. =
cheap rae TOO P-nles Museum The white negro chill
one shilling.
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IL The Political Abolition Convention lately
held at Utica vehemently denounced JOHN GUN
CT ADAMS as 'recreant to the cause of Human
Liberty. He mus, feel bad about it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-28

UW t-N, l16 Bowerv
Be careful the spsndd new label" To prevent conn
tsrlcitr on the bottle. THIS perfect protection 10 mr.
vent this remedy of remedies from being pirated on Aos
also the preparations, up cachpcnur. on
the reputation OF this article For sale genuine ouv AZ ~
original office SIS Bowery, and BY g. j. Leeds whslss
lrurpIst. Maiden lane.
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y INNOSel
upon b. contereers be particular 70 purchase from
excep advertised agents the office and general depot
No 2SS Greenwich 81. New York.
Offices devoted exclusively the sale Of the medicine
wholesale and retal-No. 2SS Greenwich street New ok
No 1875 fremont street. Boston. and Noles Race street PHI
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WARRINGTON, Tuesday, Dec. %.

A DUEL-A duel was fought near Washington
on Sunday morning between De Veaux Powell, son
of Col John Hare Powell, and Mir. VIM. Norris,
of Baltimore. Cause Of quarel-refusa OF young
Powell to take Mr.. Norris's hand Weapons--ri-
s,-distance-eighty yards-resut-two young
boobies escaped unhurt, perfectly satisfied,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-28

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE At WILKsBARRE.-A FIRE
broke out on Saturday last in the public square ut
Wilkesbarre, Pa. Several large buildings occupied
The loss is estimated by writer in the Z. s. Ga
zette at about $4,000, Of which only about $4,000
is insured. philadelphia Gazette
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BOARD OF ASSISTANTS. -. "WEDNESDAY EVENING.
The Board met at o'clock, c. P. BRows, Esq.
President, the Char.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-28

TWENTY. EIGHTH DlsrRcT.-The Wings of
Monroe County uhe 26th Congressional District
held Convention at Rochester the 23d inst, and
appointed Col Amos SAWYER, of that City, Dele
gate to the National Convention at Baltimore in
May next. A correspondent informs US that the
utmost enthusiasm prevailed in the Convention,
and that resolution declaring HENRY CLAY, of
Ashland, to be the first, second and only choice
of the Wings of that District for the Office OF
President, was received with three times three
The Convention also expressed its preference for
Hon. MlLLARD FILLMORE as a candidate for the
second Office in the gift Of the People, should the
choice be given to the State Of New-Io
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-28

In relation TO the Pork trade % fbs Polk . q
Of isi. CIV that The numb 4 H5 IN M
slaughtered here exportstien ~ ~, m. SANG z
ceeded Is 600 and the number Of bee ooc ~ y "
rod, that have been put up, was about ZOO"
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soundness, am irresstibly led to the belief that
there is something in the theory sei peculiarly ID
ii want no better evidence TO assure me OF i's
utter hostility TO tho '.e,,a,e ends Of government
+, and equality, noisy and rothy declarations
about democracy but substantial freedom, however
secured, for each individual to perform, without lei
or hindrance his special function in the social BODY
whether il be the function of the head OF the hand
or Of the foot The real enemies of this substantial
freedom your democratic politicians, VINO WIN
their lips praise the people, and with their nshas
pick their pockets, those who act as Jachsis -
their dainty chiefs who are too exalted to de-
except by proxy For these and their masters Ter, , Ie
mocracy is, no doubt, glorious doctrine o9 on, .ne
people Of this country will long yet not illl rs
late fear ind that in tG Ilosda om s ali ,Sa @
and eon;fahle government and from all moral and
social soundness. Ii is because democracy affords
an ample field to these political spoilsmen that J.
chiefly dstrust it, and demand the preservation OF
our constitutonalism, as some protection, against
them, Of the mass they flatter and plumber,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-28

- The following nominations, made by the Pre-
sident to the Senate some days ago, have been con
tirmed
in England.
LOUIS MARKS of New York, Consul at Bavaria
and the Prussian Provinces of the Rhine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-28

Democratic Wing General Commit
teeth be,s e.c- to thus Committee recueted 10
meet at the Broadway House ON Tue.dAy svanirs January
Cd 1874. Per order
WIN TrRsER, s.-.,.- 49,
N 9. BRADFORD. SSe'aes d<d
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q The Daily Tribune'-City subscribers VINO
,ro,d n,efar ps wing for months rather than be
called upon pay by the carrier from week week may
band in ,hes and receive receipts at The publishing
Office The frs, day OF the yea vii be convenient time 10
Commence on their n, uidr term ofsubscrpuon.