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20 sticks of As to so feet long, top ends,ob.ns
80 sticks Of so to IS feet long, inch for evsyS
80 sticks Of SIS to go feet long, feet the length.
20 sticks Of GO to IS feet long, Prices besht1
% sticks Of SIS to 10 feet lorg, per stick Of he
different lengths
so spars of 9 inches diameter
IS spars Of 8 inches diameter, ;, J.. ,,.,s
IS spars of inches diameter, .;a.s "
IS spars of inches diameter, Pc "'"
100 spars Of 5 inches diameter,
rs poles of not less than 90 feet long--the pdo
per pole. M
100 pieces Of yellow locust, not less than NJ
long and not less than IL inches in diameter at tho
small end.
To be delivered at the nary-yard, Portsmouth, " h
10000 cubic feet of white OF light description
oak plank stocks, length and siesn
10000 cubic feet Of yellow those required
pine plank stocks Gosport, VirgnIi.
The offers for the plank stocks, white oak ana
locust pieces, must be for the cubic foot.
Separate proposals must be made for each y..nn,
and for the white oak, the yellow pine, the vn ".
pine and spruce, and for the locust timber. !h
whole must be of the best quality, and cut bssr
the flrst day of April next, and must be In OIL
spects to the entire satisfaction of the comnandnp
OF said navy-yards, respectively, and subject
such inspection and measurement as they may
rect.
Bonds to one-half the amount of the contrsca
which may be made, with two good and sii6csn
surees, will be required for their faithful execnu'
IN addition to deduction Of 10 per cent from ~
bills which may be approved and paid before %
completion OF the contracts, which will be retainer
until they are fully completed in all respects a'f0@
ing to their terms
Oilers must be made in strict conformity with N
terms OF this advertisement. !.
II contracts are not executed within five daysn.
ter they have been received by the persons wnos
offers have been accepted, the Bureau will consloa
itself at liberty to offer it to the next lowest resp0
sible bidder.
To be published once week for four weeksa
the following papers, viz: :,
Union and lntelligencer, Washington, u "
Eastern Argus, at Portland, Age, at Auga.'
Maine; New Hampshire Patriot, at Concord, y
H.; Morning Post, Boston, Mass; journal ofCo@
merce, Morning News, Evening Post, New iS o.
Pennsylvanian, Philadelphia, Pa; Republican, ~
timore, Maryland; Beacon, at Norfolk, New ~ =
at Portsmouth, Virginia; Standard, at Raleigh, W
The papers containing the above advcrlssm' =
will be forwarded to the bureau, as evidence OIL fav
LEGATION.
Dec. 5-law4w
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adopted BY me- under the hope that il would great
ly increase its revenues. II went into operation on
the lst of April, having expended $3.50 Is before
the charge of postage commenced. From the LIST
Of April to the LIST of October, the expenditures
amounted to 1924 99--making the whole expen-
diture 1895 Ia; whilst the revenues for the six
months amounted to the sum ofS4l3 a..
In estimating the expenditures of this line, the
salary Of Professor Morse, perhaps, ought not to
be added. 1t was fixed by the regulations OF the
treasury, and continued in estimates upon which
the last appropriation was founded; and his time
has been devoted to the general interests and i'm
provemen,s Of the telegraph. and portion OF Il
spent in Europe, where in his, judgment, it could
be more successfully done than here.
deem ii my duty to bring to your notice the
fact, that the subject Of teIegmphic communicatons
in is fullest extent, made available by means OF
this extraordinary invention, is forcing itself upon
the attention of the public. The proprietors of the
patent right securing the exclusive right OF the tele-
graph have since the last Congress, taken the most
active measures to establish lines Of communication
between the principal cities of the Union. Their
success will introduce a means Of communicating
intelligence amply sufficient for great variety OF
purposes, and greatly superior in despatch IN those
OF The public mails, and must secure TO itself much
.ne business that has heretofore been transacted
enues OF the department
becomes, then, question of great importance,
now TAR me government will allow individuals TO dr.
VIDE with Il the business Of transmitting intcli-
sdnoan ,mpo,sn. duty conhded it BY the con-
will il purchase the telegraph. and cnnd,,s, =. one
rations for the benefit Of the publici Experiencs
teaches, that If individual enterprise i, .Ilpwed 10
perform such portions Of the business Of the govern
msnt as 4 may hnd for its advantage, the govern
ment VIII soon De let to perform Improbable por-
tons Of ii only, and must be driven TO abandon !,
entirely, carry il on at heavy tax upon the nuh'
lie treasury. In the hands Of individuals or ss,o-
cations the telegraph may become the most po,en,
instrument the world ever knew to effect sudden
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-11
Correspondence or the North American
THINGS IN NEW YORK-MARKETS ETC
New YORK, February 9, p. VI.


After a week of storm, communication has
been opened with our neighbors. The passen-
gers who left Boston on Tuesday, via Long
Island Railroad, reached this city at noon to-
day. The mail left behind this is unmport-
ant, as they have been anticipated via New Ha-
ven, by which route we have Boston news to
Friday night,
The New Jersey Railroad is at last free,
and the mails and passengers have returned
to that route. From Albany there is no oh.
struction, and the mails as late as due are re-
Ceived.
The weather continues cold, the sleichinr
good, and owners Of horses and vehicles are
coming money. Seighs that were in the wood
Tuesday, are now in full use. All the ladies
aud children in turn, who could control a shill-
ing, were out riding Yesterday. Omnibusos
were slowed up full outside and inside.
The week just passed has been one of great
activity in stocks which have largely advanc-
ed and close decidedly in favor of sellers, with
a large speculative demand. The closing sal les
were, at the Stock Exchange-S50OO Illinois
Special BIS 45; 1000 do cash 45 1875 shs Nor.
& Worcester la3-4; so do Canton 81; 80 do
Long Island T6 l9; 800 do Farmers Loan 40
a40 ga. The banks are beginning to loan a
little more freely, to large brokers, on good
stocks. There is little demand for money by
merchants.
Some signs of the Spring trade among the
grocers are seen. Catalogue sales of Teas are
announced, ana STOCKS of heavy goods are be-
ing laid in.
Flour is stiff at "a "a for good brands; poor
sells readily at 81 81; round hoop Ohio 81 IS.
Southern is held little higher, say "a 6sa4 IS,
to 81 for choice lots. Rye Flour So 50a3 IS,
which is little higher. 5000 bushels Illinois
Wheat, about all at market, sold on Friday
at 81. Last sales of Rye 10 cents. Barley
60a62 l-2.
Corn plenty and dull at As cents; Cotton is
dull, sales of few hundred bales at prices pre-
viously current, say l-4aS l-2 for Upands,
and l-4a9 l-2 for Mobile. Cotton can be
shipped at sic with ease. Mess Pork is held
stiff at Sl0,l2 l-2; Prime not active at 81, 81
l-2as. Lard in good demand at cents; sales
of small lots of clear at Gas cents, very few
houses now hold all the market
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TUESDAY MORNING, II,

over the corruption that was creeping into the
church, and declared his intention and deter
animation, to lift his voice against it; this was
no sooner known, than he was besleged bv two
of the, so called authorities, and threatened
with exclusion,ifhc dare give testimony against
those whom he had declared he knew were
guilty ofgreat impropreties, such as called for
the interference ofevery virtuous man; and the
old gentleman was so inundated by their
threats, he shrunk from his duty, and instead
of discharging it with manly holiness, actual
ly lifted his hands in favor of those whose con-
duct he had previously deprecated in the strong
est terms. Every effort of this kind was made
that the most corrupt could invent, to conceal
this system from the public view. Others were
cut off in private meetings, without their hav-
ing any knowledge of it, till they were inform
ed by some runner sent out for tho purpose,
that at such a meeting they had been cut off
Fl ON the church.
Every one who was known to be opposed to
this system, if he or she could not be won over,
or make to succomb by threats, was excluded,
and their characters assailed in most outrage
Gus manner, in order to destroy their influence
that their testimony might not be believed.
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said annuity, leaving SlI,l4O-a sum equal to
an annual interest of Ia per cent. on the
stock held by the State and individuals and on
the principal and interest of the loan of the
State to the Company. The Baltimore Com
pany to have authority to change the location
OF the Road, somewhere below Charlestown to
reach the present line of the Baltimore road at
some point not farther west than Dutfied's, or
IN some other manner at their option, so as not
TO increase the distance between Hurper's Fer.
ry and Winchester by the present line The
arrangements not to be binding, until sane
TONED by Virginia and Maryland, and upon the
state OF Virglnas granting the Baltimore CO.,
the Right otWay to point ON the Ohio River
no lower than the mouth of the little Kanaw-
ho, according to tie original charter in 1887.
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SHIPwRECKs AND Loss OF LIFE. The east
wrecks during the late gale. The schooner
Reside, from Boston, went ashore on Long
Island. Her crew are supposed to be lost
The schr. Saluda, Capt. B. F. Ames, of Boston,
went ashore at Cape Cod. The vessel and car
go were totally lost and all the crew persisted,
excepting the mate, Peter Peterson, of Hyan-
mis-. The whale ship Isaac Rowland, Captain
Fisher, from the Northwest Coast bound to N .
Bedford, went ashore on the ellen and Chic
KEN" 1t was Judged expedent to cut away
the Foremost, which was accordingly done,
when the main and mizen-masts were immedi-
ately carried with it to the deck. The hull re-
manned in that condition, and on Wednesday
morning she was discovered by the pilot boat
Relief, manned by an enterprising crew of pi-
lots, who Immediately proceeded to her assist
ance, took her in tow, and were soon after join
cd by the U. S. Revenue cutter Jackson, then
cruising off Cuttyhunk, and arrived at New
Bedford The Isaac Rowland has made sue
cessfnl voyage, having procured full cargo of
oil in an absence of only about 10 months
Two schooners drove ashore at Tarpauln Cove
during the gale of Tuesday, one Of which took
fre-crews safe. AtHyannis the gale was Sc
we're; packet schooner Marietta, Berry, from
New York for Boston, with full cargo of mer-
chandize, driled ashore on the rocks, and is
now full of water. Schr. Texas, Dyer, from
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h"p9rted for the American Republican.
COURT OF APPEALS, w. SHORE.
ANNAroLls, lMd.l Fob. s. !

~, ANNAPOLIS, (Md.) Feb s, 1915.
Inc Hon A G. Magrudcr, Judge Of the Isl
Judicial District, appeared in Court and was
quail lifted, before the Hon. Stephenson Archer,
Chief Judge
No. 33. Margaret Walter and Others vs. Al
exandor and wife. Dorsey, j., delivered the
opinion OF this Court. Judgment reversed and
precedendo awarded.
NO, ST, r. J. Cross rs. r. ?. Scott and N.
Tracy, an Injunction cause, was further argued
6Iy l. T.. Scott for the appcllces, and George
Brown for the appellant.
No. 43. Margaret Ann Gist and r. P. Scott.
adm r.. Us. Thos. Drakoly was commenced by
Il. Lucas for lie annellant
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FOR THE WINTER.

~ sea~TJ The Baltimore Steam Packet Cnsl
ksNr;q;s hAsssas pany from and after Nj ONDAY NRYT
zfsasaazsssaa 18th inst will make but three trims 4,
week between Baltimore and Norfolk until further
notice. Leaving lower ced of Spears wharf yeYs
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, al 4 -
clock, p. NJ, connecting with the Weldon cars going
south and Richmond boats next morning at E O'Clock
Returning will leave Norfolk and Portsmouth ever,
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, lq,,as-
diaely after the arrival of the Southern cars arriving
III Baltimore TO connect with the Philadc!pha car
next morning.
This Company being under contract VITA m. fe.
Breakers TO keep track open, calculate to run
lar for the Winter as above
ola T. SHEPPARD Agcal.
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For the American Republican,
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE. f. p

.Messrs. EditorS:-We attended the meeting
of this association, on last Tuesday night, and
were highly delighted with the very interesting
and instructive discussion which took place up
on the merits of the following query: as the
system of universal suffrage, as it is tolerated
in the United States, calculated to perpetuate
civil iiberty" This is question that ought
to command the attention of all of our citi-
zcns, and one that should be discussed tho
roughly in our primary assemblies, so as to
rlvet conviction upon the minds of the people;
cause them to deeply reflect upon it, and when
they have done rejecting, to be prepared to
act, when time offers, Understandings and
correctly. This question, after warm but
cautious debate, became so interesting, that the
members of this society unanimously agreed
to adjourn over and have it for discussion
again tonight, which will take place at 7
o'clock, at their room in Bond, one door from
the corner of Bank-st., Fel's Point. Their
meetings are always free to all. NJ
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THERE'S NO SUCH WORD As FAIL.

A-'h'''' - 4'D 'O'S'a W Oe' 40 ni'S'
BY ALICE G., LEE,
,r,o urouaa.., motto f., tho ,,on
NJ, !, =, i;,,n, .,c ',oIr
tt,,.' ,h,, ~ h -, ,,"ar I'D ~ - ,h', ;a
The stirring words unfold,
and in nislOrGunc'S drcary hour,
Or fortunes prosperous gale,
Twill have holy, charming power
"Fhe"e's no such word as fail"
,r,.o .,;,or ~, ,,,,. stor,,,.so.
a;al, 80 Va. J;,,a,,i3S, a.
$3.50, so, ~, ",,'A''t .t 49,
Wish they were near the strand;
RGt when the storm with angry breath,
Brings lightning, slCGt aud hail,
He climbs the slippery mast, and sings.
"There's no such word as fail"
,,,,a ,,,o,,.;,,., ,,.,.,.,., ,,.,..
~ M, 80. ,' nt 49, "I.u,"S "''
-" u a"" ,,'., !" ~, o ,t; u"ys'
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THE TEETH! THE TEETHn
WINTER ADVANCEMENT.

FOR annapolis, E.4STON 4 CQMNRIDGF
n szsas9s The Steamer MARYLAND will
EAySzI slkyzsieave Baltimore on the following davs
for the above places, ION The lower
end of Dugan's wharf, her usual place of starting
FOR .dnndpohs-On every MONDAY, at 8 O'Clock
and return same day.
For annapolis, Cambridge and Easton-On every
TUESDAY, AT 8 O'Clock.
For .dnnapohs-On every THURSDAY, at s o}clk
and return same day.
For .annapotis-On every SATURDAY, at 3 o'clk,
and return same day.
5g3- She will 20 to West River and touch At Anna
polls, every Thursday,
in2S LEMUEII @. WANL0R-
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Fredericksburg for Boston, with corn and flour,
likewise drited upon the rocks and bged-
Packet schr, Excel, Lorng, from New York for
Boston, lost both anchors, and ran ashore on
SOuaW's Island
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W EW Music BooK. The PsALMopIs1

va EW MUSIC BOOK. The PSALMOpIST
~ choice collection Of Psalm and Hymn tunes
chiefly new, adapted to the very numerous metres
now in use-togethor with Chaunts, Anthems, Mo-
tets, and various other pieces, for the Use Of Choir.
CONGREGATIONS. Singing Schools and Musical Assoejs
tons, most of which now, for the first Time rFs.
scented to the American public, by Thomas Hasiias-
and w. Bradbuy-l2th edition since Sfpt'her, lSi4
For sale by PARSONS Il PRESTON,
ISL Pratt It. ad dining Railroad Depot
p. P. have made arrangements for furnishes t,ge,
above al any time 10 Church Ghors and Schools IL.
any quantity, al publishers prices. les,
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lkepoted for the American Republican,
BALTIMORE CITY COURT.
Prc"nt-Judges Brice, .Nisbet and Wo,thineton
FEBRUARY TERM.

Pre@nt-Judges Brice, .Nisbet and Worthineton
FEBRUARY Term.
Monday, Feb. l0th.-The Court met. at 10
O'Clock; and the room was pretty well filled
with persons curious to get look at McCur-
rey, who 1t was rumored would be brought out
The prosecuting attorney, G. r.. Richardson
Esq, with his usual energy, Immediately pro.
ceeded TO business, and among the first cases
ordered to be called was that of McCurrev's
Whercupon he was arragned, and MIR. w. II.
Gatchell, clerk, read the Indictment, chargino
him with the murder Of Paul Roux. (Which
he plead ''not guilty." and was remanded back
to Jail. His counsel, NJ Harris, Esq, cave
notice that he would file petition for the re-
moval of his trial
Hiram Slater, changed with stealing five sill
yer spoons, from the residence of Samuel Anl-
son, oh the afternoon of Dec. "a, 1914, was
found guilty. Sentenced TO the Perientiarv
till 3oth August, lSlG.
Mary Thomas was found guilty ofthc charge
OF stealing eighteen and half wards OF Calico,
the property Of James Jackson. Sentenced to
the Pententiary till 3Oth August, 1876
Joseph Dolphin, (coIored,) plead guilty to
the charge OF stealing one silk handkerchief and
scarf, the property OF Simmons & Brothers.
Sentence suspended
number OF persons were araigncd, afford
ing the new clerk lie small amount Of labor in
reading the indictments, which he did with
great ease, distnctness ofarticuhtion, and force
OF expression, drawn up Cor rather drawn QUIT
by Frederick Pinkney, Esq, in all the formula
OF law, and embracing, or rather fencing in,
every possible chance of escape, by multpli-
city of points upon which prisoners are put at
issue, Among those arragned were, John
Back, charged with stealing of Thos. Tilden,
&c. VIM. Tingcs, charged with bgamy, in
having three wives Francis Turner and Pol
ly Bushrod, charged with robbing Mr.. Peters.
The Court adjourned till ten O'Clock to-
morrow,
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
DR.. JOHNSTON,

n member Of the Royal College of Surgeons I.iegn-
uaIe Oh The Apohecays Hall, London, and GraJnbts
from one OF the first colleges in the United States nay
De consulted III all diseases incident TO the hun,aa
huhicj nat more especially in all eases of a
~, CERTAIN DISEASE.
Nheh the misguided aud mprudeni yOiary Of MEG
SUR mus ne has lmblbed the seeds of this painful s
case, II 100 often happens that an l-ned sense Of
shHh', Or dread OF discovery detCrs him from apDly
III" 20 NOSE VINO, from education aud Sespcctabij,v
can alone betrend him, delaying ul lie constitutional
symptoms of this horrid disease make their annear
ance, such Us ulccratcd throat diseased tnss
nocturnal pains i'll the head and limbs dmncss of sol,y
deafness, nodes on the shin bones and arms blchps
on the head, face and eXremities, prOgres inn on yl
IIIgtu rapidy till at last the palate OF the monih or
me bones of the nose fall in and the victim of this aw
iul disease becomes houid object of connseya-,,.
uli death puts period 10 his dreadful suGirpps ~,
sending INN to ''tha bourne whence no traveller p,
turns" To such, therefore, Or. JOHNSTON elednq,
himself to preserve the most inYioable seerecg ard
rom ms extensive practice in The first hCsIiais az
Europe and America lac can confidently rcco.nug,.g
SatG ana speedy ;he unfortunate victim al,
this horid disease "
TAKE NOTICE. Those persons who have iua,,
cured. $500 'F-'"-T
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eve. sncc 81.
ior Squinng, Cataract, Sc. Also those for DetoYm,?
OF The Limb, such az Club Foot, &c. performed on
The Poor free Of chGrge.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED
12He notice, on the right hand side of n Frederick
street, going from Baltimore street , doors from try
corner. Observe The name.
Qt3- Advice TO the Poor GRATIS. oan
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'Eo 1taE PUBLIC. The subscriber desires
III 10 inform his customers and the nulIc n.nrtar,
that he has had finished during the past season Ne
largest stock of TIN WARE in the city, being .hs
2t.aest variety, comprising every article in GENE
RAJ FURNISHING STORE. Of which Catalasnee
are always prepared, and assures those who may IA
Vo, nm with call, aud desire to purchase that ihsy
oruers VIII be attended to with Unprecedented de
sphtcn me Ware is Of the very best materials, Sc
iectea by himself, and made by the best workmen ~
tne city, most of whom have been in his employment
LOT inc past eight years. and whom he iiaters him
sen ne can place the greatest confidence; although ~
gives his personal attention. in connection with thai
OF competent foreman to the workshop and can
therefore, confidently recommend the Ware 20 DIe
pubic, every article of which will be warranted 10
give satisfaction, returnable at my expense. The
prices are extremely low 10 give general sails
faction. ALFRED II. REP ;35 Baltimore St,
fel-u Sign of the ''tOld Bath Tub
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Ten lines or less make asquaro-if an advertisement
exceeds ten lines, the price will he in proportion.
hh advertisements are payable at the time Of their
Insertion.
07-THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, large Family
Newspaper, containing all the select matter of the
daily, IS published every Saturday morning. at the low
price Of Sl00 per annum.
9- All papers sent by mail, discontinued the day
UG which the advance payment expires.
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GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE.
And INCREASED ACCOaTHEnD ANN;


gs-1EG-sfssN&4 In consequence 81 the liberal sup
2S.3s-eSG-Sfsss ppit with which the BAI4TIMDRE
AND WASHINGTON STAGE LINE
mas met the Projectors have determined to Increase
ther stock, and will until further notice, run THREE
GolnIoftabF and expeditions nme Passenger COACHES
Galiy, IN each direction, between Washington and
Baltimore.
a; a.s.AsEs They have also made ARRANGEMENTS
fisBlI essFsr with the Steamboat and Rail Re,aA
'sasss; Mh''sS Companies, South OF Washington, hw
whch the fare will be reduced 10 the following Z
tremely low rates, viz:
Fortbrough tickets ON Baltimore to Richmond Rs Os
a a no 40 Petersburg, $50
40 90 do Weldon, 7.5n
40 DO DO Charleston, 1855
Fare between Baltimore and Waahiugton "a
AS the Coaches will leave Baltimore Immediately
on the arrival Of the Cars from Philadrlpha and leayy
washington immediately the arrival of the S,eas,
boat from the South and perform tn" nip in fue ho.ys
passengers will reach Baltimore or Washington nearlv
or quite as early by this conveyance by the Raroal
Line and will he set down. free of extra charges
all the principal Hotels, or any other reasonable dis,
ance in the city.
Passengers by This Line delivered on board che
| SteamboaLat Washington, free of any extra charge
ana reach Richmond any point south OF IT, al the
same time and at tho dollars and fifty cents less fare
than by the Rail Road line
The public may rely on skilifn and accommodates
drivers, and every attention to their comfort For seats
or further information, apply at the Stage Office oppo.
site the Baltimore and Chic Rail Road Depot Pratt
next door TO the Green House, and two doors west
Whitman y Hotel.
au2S-r JACOB PETERS s. CO
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uy-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN & BALTI-
MORE CLIPPER ia furnished to subscribers, by care
u Carriers at only sir and gHcrter cents per week
payable the Carriers only, NJ the end of each week
The Clipper will also be sent, by mail, TO distant
subscribers, the rate Of Four Dollars per yearpay-
shie ALWAYS. in advance.