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New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22
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SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO The n. 7. TRI3vgE
From Special Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Sunday, Feb. 81, 1853
Col. Forsyth and the other Ministers at MEXICO
have not recognized Gen. Zuloagas as the ad interim
Government. They addressed polite note to ths
Secretary Of Foreign Relations, recognizing tho
Government of Zuloaga as the authority existing at
the capital, but nothing more. Juares is the Pres
idsnt, provided by the Constitution, and at last
accounts efforts were making with the Governors
of several States to establish compromise on that
basis. The next steamer will tell with how much
success.
The leading men Of Gen. Zuolaga's Ministry &C
cepted office temporarily in the hope of aresting
civil war. They are mainly confirmed opponents
of Santa Anna, and hence this demonstration looks
no more to bis recall than to the permanent Pres-
dtncy Of ZulOaga himself
No changes in the Mexican representation abroad
had been made, except the transfer of Amonts
from London to Paris, leaving his former berth
vacant. Robes stay here depeads on the shaps
affairs may assume in Mexico. Comonfort will re-,
main at New Orleans till the next arrival frou
Mexico, and then come North, if there is no proba
bity that the course Of events is tending to his
tOratiOn.
Various vers;ons are given Of the collision be-
tween the Hon. James B. Clay and Gen. Cullom
yesterday, but following out the facts collected
with view TO impartialy I find this to be toe
more probable story:
Cullom entered the bar-roOm Of Brown's Hotel
where Clay, Hawkins and Mason were standing.
He proposed an old-fsshioned Kentucky drink, in
which ell the parties participated. Subsequently
he commenced conversation with Clay, stating bow
he had removed from Kentucky to near the Her
mitage, in Tennessee, where he bearded the lioa in
his den He spoke of his long devotion to aud ad-
miration for his father.
Mr. Clay answered by saying thst Gen. Lesle
CcOmbs had once as Chickasaw Embasssdor also
bearded the lion in his den.
Tbs, expression, which some bystsnders sup
posed joculsr was regarded ssan offensive reportby
CulOm, who asked il he meant 10 insult him. Clay
disclamed such intention.
The interogatory was repeated, with the sams
reply, but was accompanied with the menacias uss
of Culom's finger, when Clay said that he WA not
accustomed TO be addressed in such threatening
manner or words TO that effect.
ton Of on intended insult to him, and denounced
Clay as "the apostate sen Of noble sire"
Clay said that his physical condition was such a.
would prevent him from answering with blow.
but he could not resist proclaiming Culom 80
I'd scOundrel." Whereupon Cullom drew
back to strike.
The force of the blow was partially arrested BY
the spectators, but still reached Cay's ncse sod
caused it to bleed. The two were then separated
and withdrew.
1t is proper to say that Cullom's friends repre-
sent that he understood some obnoxious re'ereae'
to have been made BY Clay to the inTest sa'.ns
Committee. in connection with other remarks, BE-
icte striking.
| Th, s.ateusat may he eIrooe0G' Ia !as ''aS'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

Adsices from the Utah Expedition, down to
Jan. l, have reached st. Louis. The weather at
Camp Scott was cold, and the snow deep, but the
troops were in good spirits and longed to com.
nence the Spring campaign. BY captured Nor
mons and Indians Col. Johnston was advised of
Che movements and purposes of the Saints, whose
CRY is still for war. The Indians encountered by
the mail-train upon the plains appeared to enter
tain friendly feelings toward the United States.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

At o'clock on Saturday morning terrible Ca
tastrophe took place in st. Louis. drugstore
under the Pacific Hotel took ere and the flames
enSeloped the starways so as to cut of all egress
Some Of the inmates were literally burned in their
beds. Others leaped from the windows and were
horribly manged or killed by the fall. Out of one
hundred persons in the house tweuty.nine are
kno~n to have been killed, and six to have been ssr
ousiy injured, while many more are still missing.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22
MewIork DAILY Griba,rs
MONDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1853.

On our first page will be found a call for meet
ing in the Supreme Court Room, City Hall, Brook
yn, to devise ways and means for the relief of the
poor Of that city. There is the most urgent neces
sity for prompt action, and there should be a
prompt aud generous response
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

Tie report from Washington ofa bar-rOom fra cas-
between Gen. William CullOm, Clerk of the last
House Of Representatives, aud the Hon. James B
Clay. Q Member OF the present House from Ken.
lucky, would be hardly credible in its details, were
they not well authenticated by careful cores.
pou6ent. Gen. Cullom has never been regarded as
. brswler at Washington, while Mr.. Clay's per.
sOosl department there and elsewhere has been
such as to command general respect.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

Just before the commencement of the Saturday
evening meeting, church in Cincinnati was par
iial!y destroyed by the explosion of the gas, which
had been ncautiously set on fire. Several persons
were severely injured. The explosion was heard
o. the distance of half mile, and many buildings
In the vicinity were damaged.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

A paper is in circulation for signatures calling
for PrO-LecOmpton meeting Among the signeIs
are properly found some gentlemsn who recon
meadei Wood fox Nsyor, Tie consistency Of
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

WATsON's NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
NOW RT.py-his improved elastic stitch Machine being de-
sSsea expressly for family is recommended being msre
perfect a. vel ornamental than any Sewing Machine
nov ia existence. Call and Persons having WATsoNS Old
Machines and desous Of exchanging for the improved one can
Do % oa equitable terms
wArsoy's FAMILY SrwiyG MACHINE COMPANY,
No. 40 Broadway, New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22

{ DyPIAsCE SALAMANDER SAFRS.-R0BEkT Nj.
PArsIcx se manufacturer Of above celebrated SAYS and
P.Tynr POwpyR PROoF DEFIANCE LOCKS and CRosS.bARS
AsD Ft.T and BURcLAsPkooF SDERoAgD or PasLoS SAFE
for silver plate Depot No 1872 Peast, one door below
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22
OPENING WEEK.

SEWING MACHINES.
OAioe end SslesrOOm No. 49, Broadway.
Corner &C Brooms a..
The pio arc invited and examine the elegant machines
tAered this Office which embraced sl thoss
rss points which hs been found necessary for the prodc
tion Of the etest variety oi superior work
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-27
90 McGavock's maj.ovcr Clemens.

VOTE FOR ALDERMEN AND CoUNCH.MEN
FIRST WARD-For ALleyman Coltart 1877;
Doyle $40; Jones II.
Far C5a.cilu,e,,.- Beatty 81; Crunk 1873;
Maxcy IIS; Buckley sc; Hobbs lo2.
Second WAED-Eor -ALiernlaA- Hicks 90;
Chatham $50.
For C,uncilmea -DemombrCun 1875; Crockett
40; Gilbert 40; Walker 90; Co eman l4S.
THIRD WARD.-.For Ab!ermqr,-Finu IS May
field 1873; Brown SO.
For C6mcilmea. East 239; Darden 25I.
FOURTH WARD.-For 4IlermaR- Hamilton
327; no opposition.
Fur C,uneRmen.-Martin ia; Ware no;
Ryan lOj; Bosticll l6I; Il Igh-s -.
FIFTH WARD.-F0r Abym1R- Hollings-
worth 2OI; no opposition.
Far Caqncilmea. Darden 1913; Chcatham
lSs; Crrighead 1870.
SIXTH WARD.-F5r 1derman- Fisher 234;
Chiffon III
Fur observation-disclosures %; Bransiord l38:
Yarhrough IGs; Brien -; Cole II; Rhca POP.
SEVENTH WARD. For Atieman--J. II.
Anderson 1928; Paul 81.
Fur C1aHciimea.--Hurt us; ID. \ Cole Sc;
Albert Anderson 1913; Mosely 5S; Brusseel 30.
EIGHru WARD.-F0r ALier0taR Hatcher
lO2: Cox I52.
Far C5aacilaen-Winston Us; Jones III;
Congor Us.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND CoUNCILMEN
ELECT
WARD. ALDERMEN. COUNCII.MFH-
lst. DOYLE Crunk il MaXcy.
2d. Chcatham. Demombreun & Coleman.
81. MayicId. Dardsn East
Alb. Hamilton. Martin & Bustjck
5th. HnIliag,worth Cheatham * Craighead.
9th. Fisher Rhca & TaThluugh-
7th. J. H. Andcr sou. a. Anderson L Hurt.
9Th. Cox. Winston & Jones
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-27

FALL RACEs-The fall races on the Nash
willie Course commence today with a two
mile race for which there are tDe eltres-all
fast animals, and winners. One of the best
races ever run ON the course is expected. Go
If you would ENJOY the sport. The following
are the entries for Tomorrow:
Fall Meeting, 1858 will commence on Non
day, September Il h. with swecpstake with
three year OId--S $500 entrance-olOO forfeit.
Two mile heats. EIght entries.
Eli Odom names br t Mary Wylie, by AL
bion, dam by Sovereign.
Also, names CHI t. by Albion, dam Ann
Chase, 10y Leviathan.
Blythe IL Guild name Hiawatha, by Albion,
dam by Sovereign.
". Il. Harding names br f Tennessee by
Epsilon. dam Kate King. by Priam.
Also, names Gu by AlbIoL, dam Delta, hy
Priam.
I. G.. Moore names b ( Betty Nancy, by
Shamrock. dam Ida, by Belshazzar.
". I. Rouudtree names CHI I, by Glencoe,
dam Jane Watson, 10y Priam.
Also, names chi, by Albion, dam by Priam.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-27
DIR. KINGS DIsPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

vufnsNxuSS. DR. KING formerly ol NV York, for
kr@<azsS the last four years OF Louisville, hen
ttN ana who has devoted hrs attention 10 tue treat
OF private diseases for 50 years, Iatters
himself, having attended 10 practice for SO many
years and cured many thousands, he y enabled 10
cure ali diseases OF private nature, no matter how
bad they may be nom nJUdcIous ur'cal trcsilneit
or from neglect at TAsr bf. tAihg fsprusaI
Is No IS D,.lercA street, bet~scn Cherry aud lac
square, second story, where he cures ali dlse~es o
private nature
tsuSoENsi1A cured without nAusulous medicine or
reference with business.
,f6iCIt 81 old recent date cfcctcAiy cured in
> few days, by an operation which no pain.
Where a structure exists health cannot be ctJoyed.
Perhaps 40 disease causes more mischief and un1eT-
mines tne constitution much
SYPHILIS, StGa all the diseases OF the Skn growing
oat % neglect bad treatment, cal DC enectually
cured a a few days.
SEMINAL NkaKsksS-IsrI attention having been
gwen b THIS DISEASE and all the consequences grow
.ag al lt, brought ia many eases by the
slrlcgvs la bits inSaasiirgate Youths ad eXcss-
awe inaugsace 81 the Fassons, aegtct ~ whsC II
uadermas The constitution rendering tile sgbJct
business seeA-ty and causing
Females Sh 40 may Dc lAborHg Sitn any dsse city
Ire Noiab may rcst assured al immediate Friss4
fefsUhs FesAlIIIg abruad, b. ~rillHg and stating
their oas, with Ice enclosed directss iT A. king
No. - leaderck sIreet, Nashville, Team vail have
the necessary medicine their arcss with ne
sessAry drecttosas- strict secrecy observed Onsce
hoaTs from o'coe IA The morning Until the
ming m2y2S-tndssiy
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-27
CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT q CO..
Wholesale and Retail Clothing House,
AZ. rs Cedar area. Nashrille. Tam.

No. Is Cedar street, Nashville Tenn.
We take this method Of informing the resi-
dents and sojourners of Nashville, that our
stock of FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING is now
complete, and we are receiving all the Neao
Styles from the Eastern markets, embracing
eUery variety Of GentIeneH's Agpard, which we
are offering at VERY Low RATES FOR CASH
Our stock is kept complete as heretofore,
by constant purchases made by member of
the firm, resident Of PHILADELPHIA, whose long en-
periepce and great facilities, afford every advan-
tage for the selection of choice Goods Our
aim is to give our patrons as good variety
of fashionable Goods to select from as any other
City in the Uaion, and we respectfully solicit a
call from buyers, for an opportunity to con-
vince them that the Largest and Best Stock Of
Goods, ever opened in Nashville, is at No. Is
Cedar street. Please call and examine.
CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT & Co.
p. S.-We are the only agents in Nashville
for Thomas d. DelanO 81 Co.'S celebrated LIFE
PREsERvERs, which are so adjusted in the lin
ing of the Vest as to be of no more inconve-
nience than the ordinary wadding. 1t has
only to be seen to be admired. Their hither-
to rapid sale is the best assurance of their
utility. sept4tljan
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-27

LANCASTER c. IL, s. c., May, 1855.
Dr. c. N Jackson, rdeiphta:-Dear SRI
have been afflicted with dyspepsia Tor a number of
years and until three years since could nd nothing
which would afford relei. Fortunately for me,
heard Of Dr. Hoohand German Buffers. and thought
I would try them not however, with much faith that
] should be beneGttcd by their
To my surprise found that on taking few doses
relieved Of the PAIN in my side and chest my APP
petite became good gained strength, and IN fact felt
stronger and ia better health than had foT long
time. do allow myself be out OF the Bitters,
II can obtain them for HsiRg else does any good
| willing at all times aud ready Ia state my 10
any one who may wish TO know the fun particulars,
and shall with pleasure recommend them to all who
may be afflicted with dyspepsia Liver Complaint,
for believe If any thing will give them relief they
will be relieved 10y Houtiaud's German Btters. Ma
ny persons in this district have used the Bters with
beneficial results and have no doubt you could get
number Of certificates We're you To ask them, for 20
my certain knowledge quite a number have been very
much benefited by the use Of your medicine.
almost forgot u mention that my daughter, about
SIX years age, cured OF Jaundice by Hoolands
German Bitters. I think best 10 mention his, :
have never known them used ia any other case Of
the Kind. Respectfully yours,
a. HAlES, Silversmith.
Witness, J. II. glenn
For sale the Principal Office, AIS Arch ST., Phla-
Iephia and sold by druggists and store-keepers
every town and village IN the United States Cana
as, West Indies, and South America, 75 cents per
bottle See that the signature Of C. N. Jackson is
the wrapper Of each bottle. sepl-lm
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-27
Dp Gelegrapb.
Steamship Burned.

HALIFAX. Sept. 23.-The ship Rosentreatb,
arrived here, reports having passed, Sept, Is.
in lat As IL and Ion. ALAS, large red bot
tom steamer on fire. She was evidently
American built. A ship was alongside.
Afterwards the Captain of the Rosentreath
hailed the ship aud was answered that there
was nobody on board the steamer, and they
could not learn the name of the burning YES
sell The steamer City of Baltimore left New
York on the 9Th. and ought to have been
somewhere about that latitude by the 18th.
She is red bottomed, but is screw steamer
The only other steamer from New York like
ly to be near the spot indicated is the North
Star which sailed on the 18th, but she is cop
per bottomed
The captain of the Rosentreath knows moth
ing more that was impaired to him by the
captain of the Arabian. He cannot say wheth-
er the burning steamer was of iron or of wood,
paddle or screw steamer. Further particu-
lars will probably be obtained on the Arabian's
arrival here, which is hourly expected.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-27
From the Ciaci,snati Price Current.
Cincinnati VI arkets.
CINCINNATI, Sept. %, 1855


CHEESE-The market has ruled firm throughout the
week, and prices are well sustained, although the
stock is accommodating. The sales comprise 900 bxs
at &c for prime W. E.. T149T1s for extra large do;
ef691s for English Dairy, and I5H for Pine Apple
Received during the week 10 e32 boxes and exported
1896 do.
FRUITS-Tnere is god demand for Green Apples,
and prices firm at 81 50(dS3 q Dbl; for fair 10
good qualities, and IS 5O9S4for choice.
Dried fruit dull prices merely nominal at 81 25
81 rs q bushel for Apple and So 50@S4 for peaches
Lemons are duh al So 2 box.
Currants are steady, with 4 fair demand at &c.
Figs dull, and nominal.
Rasins nrm at So 2593 so for Layer, and 81
5OGDS2 rs for NJ. K.
FEATHERS-A good demand, and prices remain
firm at 45GD46.
GINSENG-There is an active demand for this ar
ticie; and the receipts sell quick at so.
HIDES-The market is firm, but prices are unchang-
ed, and venture 10 quote: Flint at lSGgl4c, Dry
Sailed 1l9l2c; Green Sailed 65S@Tc and Green at
cents.
IRON-A limited demand only for pig without any
Change III prices whatever, We continue 10 quote SIS
@S27 the range for Ohio river hot blast Bars are
i'll moderate demand at . &c for common.
LEATHER-The market is unchanged in every re-
spect. The demand is but moderate. We continue
quote:
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-27
The Corn Crop.

We have advices Of a reliable nature from all parts
Of the West, regarding the growing Corn crop, Of
quite recent date. Without giving them ia details,
We viii sum up the points, points, follows: The
Corn except that planted in the latter part of June
is now nearly ripe the unusually large, and fully
developed. y" frost has yet come iuiure it in the
least, and should The weather remain is for
two weeks longer, even that sown late Will be ripe.
We have an grown from seed planted the 26th of
June, in far soil, which is fully devel' ped and too
hard for table The rapidty with which Corn
has grown. from the 1s Of july, mp present
d'tte, is the subject of very general comment and
the statements before with regard this feature,
seem, IN many cases, incredible
From the Information have, there seems to be
but little doubt that the crop IN the North western
States VII be fully two-thirds that last year
Kentucky will be thre frurths, but we allow this ex-
to make up for Indiana which stands rather be-
low eStimate-Ib.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-27

a." The City Council met on Saturday
evening, and received the returns OF the mu-
nIclpal election. They also passed resolu-
lions complimentary 10 the acting Mayor,
MIR CoLrAKT, for the attentive aud efficient
maunner he has discharged his duties during
his pro tenn term. Also complimentary to e.
NJ FoGG, Esq, for the very able discharge of
the duties vi Chairman oil the Finance Com
mttec, for the past two years. In the de-
clcnsion OF MIR tOGG Ia serve another term,
the city loses the services of one of the most
efficient men that has ever been in the Board
of Aldermen.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-27

BITES AND SrNGs or INsEcTs.-As q remedy
against the bites aud stings oi inseots, and of
all poisonous reptiles, the only reliable arti-
Gle yeI invented is Or. BRAGG 5 ARCTIC LINZ
AENT. such are its penetrating and disiniect-
ing properties, that, no matter how virulent
may la the poison from The bite or sting, this
Liniment at once reaches the seat Of venom,
however deep, aad neutratizes aud extracts
IL. With bragg Arcuc Lsn!msnt az hand
tiIu bate OF rsIti,-Hakr II harmless thai
oI a gnai. 1t also oVereones the virus from
the bate of mad dog. This admirable Llni-
nent is also infAllible ia ouring all thcse dis
eases OF Ihrn aud animals Wbere q Liniment
is the proper remedy. and Is not equaied by
any such article over iavented. i. is likewise
inf.llible ia destroying the screw-worm. TO
which cattle are peculiarly liable IN southern
laIiuudes.
For sale ia Nashville, Tenn by BERRY 4
DENOvn.LE.
Au agent wanted in every town aud village.
Application should he made te bragg i Bar
roses, ST. Louis, Mo-, and must always be ac-
compahied by good reference.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-27

Five Shares Building AssOcia-
ton Stock.
Dyer Pearl & Co, E. F. Ligier and others.
Tn pursuance of decree of the Chancery Court, at
L Nashville, in the above cause, will sell, at the
DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT to the highest bidder for
cash, FIVE SHARES NASHVILLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
STOCK, much of the same as may be necessary
10 pay complainant s debt and costs.
-.... J. Z. GLEAvES,
septl5-td Clerk * Master.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-27
ii. Medical Department.

TTNHE Seventh Annual Course OF Lectures in this
= Institution Will commence on Monday, the I'd Of
November next, and continue until the first OF the
ensuing March.
Thomas Jennings, MD, Professor Of Anatomy.
BERREN LINDSEY NJ D., Professor Of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
C. h WINSTON, NJ D., Professor of Matera Medica and
Medical Jurisprudence.
A II. BUCHANAN, NJ D., Professor OF Surgical Anato-
my and Physiology.
JOIN NJ WATSON, MD, Professor Of Obstetrics aud
and the Diseases of Woman and Children.
PAUL f. Eve, MD, Professor OF Principles and Prae
tice of Surgery.
". h. BOWLING, NJ H., Professor Of Institutes and
Practice OF Medicine.
WILLIAM 7. BRlGGs, NJ. -, Adjunct Professor and DE
nionstrator OF Anatomy.
The Anatomical Rooms Will be opened for students
on the first Monday in October, (the 9TH.
Preliminary Course of Lectures free 10 all stu
dents, viii be given by the Professors, commencing
also the first Monday OF October.
The Tennessee State Hospital, under the direction
OF the Faculty, If open % the Class free Of charge.
Clinique has been established IN connection with
the University which operations performed and
prescribed for and lecured upon ia the presence
OF the class.
Amount OF Fees for Lectures Is sos; Naturalization
fee (paid once only S5 Practical Anatomy slO Grad
nation fee SIS
Good boarding be procured for 81 10 81 per
week. For further information Catalogue apply to
W. h. BOWLING, NJ. r.,
ly23-2m bean OF the Faculty.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-27
The Hog Market.

Until within the last week there has been good
demand for Hogs, for November delivery, at So and
for the fUrepart of December delivery, SIS 65 per
cwt, net, but the admirable manner in which the
ripenng. and the decline Pork with absolute
certainty that pretty large stock will go To the
next season, have had depressing influence the
feelings Of spectators regarding the future and there
several anxious sell Hogs for early delivery
the past week, at SIS IS but buyers had disappeared
1t quite pian that he ideas of those who have
expected ''short CROP are undergoing "A radical
change, and they beginning discuss the possibi-
lily of the reverse beng the Indeed, the i'm
precision gaining ground rapidly that So for Pork
the coming season. above a safe point aud that the
chances ali against those who buy at this rate
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-27

We would call the particular attention of
every reader to the advertisement of Nc
LEAN 5 STRENGTHENING CORDIAL and VOLCANIC
on LINDIENT. They are too well known in
this community to require recommendations
But there are many of our readers who are
suffering from arrangement of the digestive
organs. without the slightest idea of the real
cause, giving rise to symptoms sch as de-
spondency, nervous unpleasant feeling, indie
cision lack of energy, making existence a
burdt u. To all who may be so afflicted, try
this Cordial; it will give immediate relief
To all who may he afflicted with Sores or
Pains of any kind, try the Liniment. See the
advertisement in another column.
ScDi2l-2w
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-27
NOTICE TO CITY SUBSCRIBERS.

Wishing to confine our business as near as
possible TO the CASH SYSTEM, we have deter
mined hereafter to collect our subscriptions,
within the city, QUARTERLY. To carry this
determination into effect we have placed our
whole city list in the hands of MI. WILLIAM
GILL. who will make the collections, and also
attend TO the delivery eff the Papers, and see
that subscribers are served punctually. We
hope this arrangement VII be satisfactory TO
ali parties. Those who may desire to save them
selves the necessity Of making four payments
during the year, can, if they prefer 1t, pay In
ADVANCE for tie whole year.