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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-23
MoneIary ana Commercial, ,

Eastern Exchange was frmer yesterday than on
wednesday, ana dealers were paying y readily, and
sometimes c. premium for all trst class checks on
Philadelphia aud New York. The selling rate was
steady at " prem.
Money continued very stiugent, but the mark ct was
the week, and the checkings parativey moderate
As Eastern Exchage advanced yesterday morning
TO IN premium In Chicago, Iowa, Illinois and Wis
consiu Paper was put up on Thrd.street from lJsll
~ discount.
Nochange occurred in Coin, New Orleans Exchange
The Imports and Exports OF various articles dur
ing the twenty.four hours ending Yesterday noon,
we're:
Corn, 4,6CI bushels; Wheat, asa bushels oats ASST
bushels; Barley 39es bushels Hogs 1916 head Pork
Moasses 81 Ss Gcee y 81 bags, bags ApEpes, qESs ds brs
BIttsr IL krgs s Cheese 1889 boxes Potatoes laa
ExpoRTs.-Flour, 1896 brls; Whisky, l226 brls ,
Wheat, 2sS bushels; Ork and Bacon, lS7 hhds;; g
tierces 27 boxes 652 brls.; isar, l1 hhds; Moas.
es s oTs s. ses a bass ppes sr
3sa i. brls. O'''''' '- ''''' '' '-' - '''' ''''
Flour, after the reception of the favorable advces
received from the East and South. yesterday, ad-
yanced l0c. per bril-, with sales of 100 brls Whisky
was in good demand and prices went up Nc. per gal
lon Barley and Oats were dull, and the latter de-
clined; but other kinds of grain were firm. Pro-
delivery Hogs opened buoyQnt in The mOrnin, hold
ers elevating their figures; but the large receipts
caused reaction and the market closed quietly
2,257 head selling duriu the day
CINCINNATI MARKET-DEcEMBEB %.
FLOUR-There was an improved demand to-day,
under the aavices from the East and South, and
prices ruled lOc. per barrel higher. The sales were
i,ro barrels We now quote Superfne at 81 SOFAS 40,
and extra at 50 1905 70.
WHISKY-A good demand, and prices &c. higher:
sales Of 1900 barrels at &c., including that from
wagon.
H0GS-The market opened buoyant, holders ask :
ing higher prices, but the receipts made up on
Change being larger than were expected, this buoy
aucy was lost and tine market closed rather quiet.
The sales were:
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ABoUr HOLIDAY GIFTs.-We have a a word
to say about this matter to the readers of our
journal. To obtain gift which shall be both
instructive and amusing for the little folks,
requires but trifing amount of thought for the
judicious parent; but what will most please
wife, daughter or female friend, Is, perhaps, a
question requiring more reflection and ,iudg-
ment. A "sewipg Machine" by which we
mean, of course, one worthy Of the name, and
which really, by its perfect operation, dis
penses with the labo; Of hand-sewing. The
gentleman-be he husband, father or friend
who presents such an instrument 10 lady for
a Christmas or New Years gift, in our humble
opinion, bestows souvenir at once fascinat-
ing in the extreme, useful and ornamental; /;
tor .prettier piece Of furniture for lady's
boudoir, than a mahogany or black walnut
cabinet, disclosing when opened an instru-
ment so indispensable, can hardly be found.
And now, reader of ours, if your taste coin
oides with US as to tho most appropriate and
acceptable, as we'll as elegant, gift to your
lady friend at this time, we will state, for
your information, as to where such an instru-
ment may DO had, that we, some months
since, after personal examination of the diff
ferent sewing machines now before the public,
decided upon and obtained for our family use
one Of Messrs. Ladd, Webster & Co.'s elegant
cabinet machines, and have had it in almost
constant use sioce Its reception. We have be-.
fore, and over our own signature, commended
this machine to public notice, believing that
If it has an equal it has no superior, In every
excellence which pertains to the sewing ma
chine In perfect state.--Ballous Pictorial.
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POLICE CouRT.--Twenty-s persons were
examined, yesterday morning, before Judge
Lowe, bnt only one or two Of them are worthy
OF record, the remainder being wholly without
interest.
Daniel Kahn, who our readers will remem-
ber was arrested on Monday last, upon a
charge of assault with intent to kill, commit
ted week or two ago at ,he Butchers Ex-
change, near the Brighton House, upon a
young man named Henry Frank, was deemed
guilty and held to bail in the sum of 50, 500 for
his appearance at the next term of the Court Of
Common Pleas. The circumstances connected
with the affair have already been related at
length, and 1t is therefore unnecessary to speak
Of them here. further than to say that Kahn
struck Frank upon the head with boulder
tied In HANDKERCHIEF, and fractured his skull,
IN consequence of which he is still confined to
his bed with very little prospect of recovery.
A party Of men on Sunday night last en-
tered house on the corner of Eighth and
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Commercial Intelligence.

HAvRs, December S.--Cotton firm at l12f
for tres ordinare and lOf for bas Sales Of the week
5000 bales. Stock in port $1,000 bales.
has decreased Gs2 oOo. Money gpchaDged.
Richardson, Spence 20: report Flour dull, and quo
ations nominal at z?@Ns. Wheat steady, with AL
sS dG%anS n Gos saSs @S whe
Provisions-Beef dull, but prices steady. Pork
quiet at Jos. Bacon quiet new Cumberland offered
aons to- Nominal Bssda at 3d. aa sdvansea quo
Produce-Coffee quiet Rice firm. Resin heavy:
common As. Spirits Turpentine dull at 3is. Teu
LONDON, December 9.--Mcssrs. Barring & Bros. 70
port Breaistnts quiet but steady. Sugar firm at Is.
,dyance for refining. Rice closes quiet.
Hewitt Co s circular reports that the large arri-
val, ofcotton have increased the eagerness to SELL
and holders have conceded decline of }ad., without
tempting buyers to beyond their pressing require
ments The imports of the week are estimated at
O0 bales, but the actual arrivals considerably
Tho market closing very dull at md. for middling
Orleans; rs for middlng Mobile, and 6ai for mid
Glare 4 Sons circular reporsa a decline OF i-s0a]a.
Orleans midiling 70; Mobile do. Il Upland do. So:
Wakefield Il Nash report the market dull at de-
cline @i I'd Orleans middling 73-l6es7A Mobile
Richardson spence report i, great irrogulerlty.
landed and forced off on the highest bidder The
ec me is 7Sd., and much greater In cases. The
market closes with a declining tendency. Orleans
observation-disclosures Hewitt d Co.'s circular says
for Breadstufis during the entire week the demand
mas been very limited and as holders have exhibited
some desire to effect sales, prices have declined about
per centa on wheat, 3D. per brl. flour, and per
quarter on Indian Corn. sellers satisfied with
the esent prices, and continue TO meet the demand
freely, as the figures below will show. Most all the
continental markets are lower, but yet too his
Tor profitable export to this country.
PIoyisions-Provisions continue very dull, eJpe
cslly for old American, which holders seem anxious
to sell. Beef In very moderate demand Mt 6N09e0s.
mas fnrI Ir..,
Pork Of Inferior description continuing In large
supply, drags very heayiiy. but prices are nomna y
~ TO 70s. The supply Of old Bacon s generally un-
ued TO the requirements OF the trade, and there IL
not enough new in the market TO establish reliable
quotations. 1t may be remarked however, that YER,
extreme prices arc demanded for the late arrivals
Lard Is extremely depressed, and prices have de.
1lined ls without inducing buyers to come forwari
aycept for most limited retail parcels.
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RIVER NEWS,

The Ohio at this point is still at stand,
but II must decline very soon, although the river 10
announced as rising above, II the present cold
weather Continues. Ice has not yet appear here,
but is floating In considerable quantities one hun.
dred miles above. and boats bound for the upper
destination.
The temperature lowered yesterday, and the ther.
mosphere was nippinS, and the snow covering all
outward objects gave every thing very wintry ap-
peerance. But few days like yesterday will be- re.
quired to seriously interrupt navigation.
There are now In the Canal at Louisville about
niue feet Of water, and boats drawing more than
hve feet can pass over the Falls.
Business at ho Landing was rather dull yesterday,
and freights were scarce to all points. None were
offering for Wheeling and Pittsburg, and some Of
the steamers bound in that direction have concluded
To change their destination.
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COVlNGTON NEWS.

CIRCUIT CouRT-FouRTH DAY.-The greater
portion Of the day. was occupied in the trisl of
Joseph Fliokinger, for committing q nuisance, and
found guilty, and the former fined 10 and he
latter Sl0o, and sentenced to an imprist nment Of
twelve months. S25 and three months on each In
dictment.
GRAND JURY.-The Grand Jury retuYnsd
indictments against the following persons: B.
DuRan, for attempting TO pass counterfeit money; u.
Vaughan and M. Mathews, for msnslaughtsr.
CovNGroS AND LEXINGTON RAILROAD -
new board of Directors of the Covingtou and Len.
ngton Railroad was appointed vest. rday, the ntsn
tion OF the being to- resist TO the utter
pointed to examine the accounts Of the former or.
iosls, and the receipts Of the road for the eleven
months ending October 8, showed an increase Of
$s535i % over the same time last year. full NJ
port prepared for this Issue being cfcvsd out ~ are
oomIellsd 70 substitute this nsessr aeoounk.
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South Carolina Legislature.

WASHINGTON, December 22.-The Charleston
Oouriers specia.Coumbia dispatch of the 18th ins.
resolution that South Carolina owes it to her own
citizens to protect them and their property from
every enemy and that for the pui pose of military
preparation in any emergency the sum Of 100000 be
appropriated for military purposes.
The Senate had also adopted resolution which
reads: "South Carolina respectfully announces to her
Southern sisters that, in her Judgment the safety
and honor Of the slave holding States inperatively
demand speedy separation from the FREQ II States
ofthe Confederacy, and earnestly invites aud urges
her sister States of the South to originate the move.
nent OF Southern separation, to which she pledges
herself promptly to unite"
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SoIREEs DANsANrEs.-The next soirse dan
sante Of Mr.. and Mrs. Shank will take place
this evening at the Concert Hall of Pixies
Opera-house. The arrangements for the party
are complete in every respect, and it is ex-
pscted that it will be among the finest of the
season.
The Marssilles Dancing Club also give a
party at the same place on Monday evening,
the 26th inst. The Committee of Arrange
ments intend to render this all that the vota-
ries Of Terpschore could desire, and we doubt
not they will fully succeed.
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SHERlFP's SALEs.-The attendance al the
Sherif's sales of real estate yesterday morning
was quite large, and the bidding spirited
The following pieces were disposed Of, being
nearly all that were offered:
Frame house and lot on Elm street, north
Of Twelfth, designated as lot No. 8, in Patter-
son.and Grants subdivision, Of feet front
by 1144 deep. Valued at $4,000; sold TO
John g. Kickoff for 81, 1865.
Lot No. II in section 80, township 3, frao-
tional range 2, in Miami Purchase, containing
IL and l5h-lO0 acres; valued at $3.50 per
acre; sold to Robert G. Bray for $167 per acre.
Lot No. in Robert 0rr's subdivision, con-
tanning and S7-10O acres, valued at $275,
and sold to George Fenton for $lS3 "a per
acre.
Lot No. IL In the same. containing 2 and
1915-100 acres; valued at, ST. 200 for the lot,
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The Medical Students.

New ORLEANS, December 22-Thc Faculty
Of the Medical College in reply the application Of
tRs southern Ut Medical students At New York. ssy
M WI, ~ oulA tseu IoIo " uoLnInsi teFms, :,
southern students at the North to free lectures here
although paid for there.
RICHMOND, VA, December 22.-The seoed-
ing Medical students from Philadelphia arrived herr
to-day and received BY the faculty and students
Of the Medical College,, the Governors Guard and
an immense throng Of citizens. The procession
lens addressed by Gov. Wise, and afterward by
Prof. Gibson at the College. dinner then par
taken of at the Columbia Hotel. The students wor,,
received with great enthusiasm by citizens, and
as the procession passed through the streets the
shouts OF the men were deafening, while the ladies
manifested their delight by the waving of their hand
kerchiefs
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CHRISTMAS DINNER FOR THE BETHEL SUNDAY
SoHooL.-The officers of the Bethel Sunday
School, as will be seen by an advertisement in
another column, have determined to give their
pupils Christmas dinner on Monday next,
the 26th inst, and for that purpose solicit do
nations Of provisions from the friends of the
institution. Four or fivo hundred children, it
is expected, will be present, and most of .hem
are of class almost destitute of the neoessa-
ries of life. To have the gratitude of so many
young hearts will be a sufficient inducement
to those interested in the schools to make this
an affair that will live in the minds of the pu-
pills until the end of time, as pleasant
memory.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, December 22.-Mr. Gilmor's
IS votes odsy on the FIRST trial, were composed Of
dale, Haskin, Junkin, Mcknight, Millward, Morris.
Of Penn, Nixon, of Penn, Schwartz, Scranton,
Sratton. The above namod all returned to the sup.
port of Mr.. Sherman the last vote: Messrs. II r.
CLARK, Davis, Of Indiana and hsynods voted for Mr.
nois, and Riggs for Mr.. Davis, Of Indiana. There
were five scattering Democratic votes. Messrs May
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GREAT DIspLAY.-Those wishing to see
fine display Of Christmas meats should drop in
at Arch v. Stewards, northeast corner Fifth
and Park streets. His display can be seen
this evening and tomorrow morning, and
consists Of the finest meats in the market.
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PRooEEDINes OF THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
At their regular session yesterday morning the
County Commissioners passed orders amount
ing, in the aggregate, to 1922 "a, of which
$eOS 40 were paid to John Kistner for work
upon the new jail. Apart from this no bus-
ness Of Importance was transacted.
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CHRISTMAS oYsrERs.--Petsr Cavagna, 81
West Fifth-street, has on hand and is receiv-
ing daily superb oysters, unsqualed by any
Others imported to the Queen City. Citissns
desiring good oysters should not fail to test
the superior qualities of Cavagna's during the
HOLIDAYS,
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FIRE YESTERDAY MoRNNe.--A FIRE broke
out yesterday morning, in the wire manufac-
tory Of Joseph Bromwell, No. 1sl Walnut
street, but the flames were extinguished be-
fore great deal Of damage had been done.
The loss will not reach 500, which wss fully
covered by insurance.
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CosrEoTIoHERIEs.-Remsmber that N. Nor
ris, 2e4 Race-strest, is prepared to furnish,
upon the shortest notice, confections Of every
kind, for private or public parties, and for
family use. Persons patronizlng Mr.. M. will
find everything Of the best quality.
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THE PRES S.
OITY N E w S .

MAIL FAILUREs.--Both Eastern mails failed
yesterday, and the Louisville and st. Louis
mails last night. This is 80 common q matter
that 1t hardly deserves notice. When shall
we have complete postal arrangsmsntsa
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A misunderstanding in this city is a
very expensive luxury. Ferguson, corner
Ninth and Vine, gives free ride to oil who
may favor him with their orders for Oysters
and other Christmas goods. He delivers all
goods by sleigh while tho snow lasts. Send
in your orders and get a ride.
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than that. [Appause.l II, therefore, m,ist ish,
let US stay In the Union aud charge upon thoss tlal
oppess MS, that they trying TO set aside the UrD
" going Suc-of ,it. Applause To destloy The
for II we once break dow the govern ment who shai
isbuild II again. Let Us observe justice, and tbu-
hall we preserve our Union, and my sentiment is,
"Let us take care OF the Union and the Union Will
tske care of u.s."
In the confusion the speaker was greeted with
long continued and hearty applause.
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CHRIsTNAs OYSTERS AT wAeeosEn's.-oys-
ters are rolling In at Waggoner's depot,
Wsstern.row, above Fifth, as thick as June
birds. Be sure TO buy Of Waggoner, and you
will get the best In the city.
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Ng- Let it be borne in mind that those
very clever butchers, Mcssrs. Harmon & Lyons,
southeast corner of Sixth and Sycamore-s streets,
will have magnificent display of Christmas Ne ats
during the holidays Let every one go and see them
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gs- Diaphanotypes can be had at Carpen-
tsrs Gallery, No. 20 West h.street at less rates
than charged for other pictures Those desiring
Christmas tokens should by all means go to Carpen
ters and procure Diaphanotype.
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Gr Crouch's Gallery, No. SO West Fourth
street, is the place for cheap pictures. Ten CENTS
will procure them. Go and got one.
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Mr FLoUR.-Choice Family Flour, at the
lowest rates, delivered without charge. Send in
your orders to the mill, at O., II. and D. B. R.
JAMES X. HURlN, Agent.
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Ny The annual donation of Tea Canisters,
as adopted by Moore & Chester in 1851, will con-.
mence at southeast corner Fifth and Walnut, on
Friday next. de2lc
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B- Daguerrean Gallery, southwest cor
ner of Sixth and Western.row, over Hsnnaford's
drugstore. Pictures taken and ut in good cases
for twenty ceuts. Warranted to please.
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gs- Get all your Christmas Pictures at
No. 80 Broadway.
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N9- USE HowE's Couch CAsDY-For sale
by John D. Park, corner of Fourth and Walnut.
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~For Christmas Presents 60 to Albert
Rosss, south. corner of Eighthstr and West
ern.row.
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gsS- Oats, Shorts and Middlpgs always on
hand. Trade supplied at lowest rates. JAMES Z.
HURIN, Agent, ST and 10 sixth.strset,
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DE Holiday Importations at Elias's, is
West Fourth. street.
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~ Mince-meat for your Christmas mince-
pies. venison, beef-tongue and beef mince.m meats.
You can rely on John Hunt for q choice article.
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UNPAID LErrERs.--The following 10 list of
letters detained for non payment Of postage at
the Postofice, in this city, December %:
Messrs. scruggs & Co., Little Book, Ark.
John W. Barber, Waterton, N. J.
Messrs Tilden Co., Lebanon, NY.
John Travis, M. r., Mar borough, Tenn
Mrs NJ. A. stevens, Columbus, Ind.
Miss Julia Stone, Oxford, Ohio.
Miss Nellie Gray, St. Louis, Mo-
Ind,
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Gar Pictures in fancy cases at the Broad
way Gallery at one.third the price charged at other
Galleries.
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u.s. Christmas Gifts at less than Eastern
prices at Elias's, I6 West Four h-street.
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Gr Fine R. r. Watches at Ellass, 16
West Fourth street
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lr Great assortment Of Plated Ware at
Elias's, l6 West Fourth street.
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gr Pure Silver Spoons and Forks, at
Eliass, IS West Fourth. street.
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ESOR SALE-STOCK AND FIXTURES
NJ Or Fixtures only, of Cigar Store This is
chance for with small capital to go into that
business as the location Is excellent and rent low.
Address b. B., Penny Press ONCE. deI3b'
HNoR SALE-A splendid Family Sleigh,
n either for one or two horses, very low. In.
auire oil G. g. BOWEN, AZ, West.Eighth st. deb
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1r Holiday Jewelry at Elias's, Is West
Fourth street.
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MrFins Jswelry, cheap for cash, at Elisss,
IS West Fourth street.
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HOME INTEREST.

Nr A. A. Eyster, Clocks, Watches and
Jewelry, Nos. 34l and 27l western.row. i.'.
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EN0R SALE-Choice Table Butter, prime
n Cheese, Fruit, &C., at of the neatest stores
in the city-No. 357 West Sixth.Btreet- W Wholesale
and retail. Also Buckwbeat Flour, pure Maple Su
gar and prime Holiday Oysters, &c. All warranted
US represented. D. STORMONT,
de29aw~ ID. LAKEMAN.
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G9-Get your Watches and Clocks repaired
at Elias's, l6 West Fourth street.
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FOR SALE,

NNOR SALE--CHEAP--A Paint-shop Fix
n lures. Inquire of ]. l.. GRAHAM, south east
corner Of Fourth and Madison.streets, Covington,
Kentucky. de23bs
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-01
Queen of the MOnthIIes.

The LADIES REPOSITORY for Deem
Der we have. This high-toned monthly
5 deserving the name "Queen of the
hOnthlies." The past year it has been
fIrikingly characterized for interest. The
Publishers are determined the coming
Folume-commencing January, 1860
hhalI far out strip any of its predeces.
fors. The utmost skill of the editor and
bis contributors, together with the vast
fesources of the Methodist Book Con-
perm, will be employed without stint tc
make it the best family magazine in the
country,
The terms are s. a year, invariably in
advance. All subscriptions must begin
With the volume. All ministers of the
Methodist Episcopal Church are accredi.
Jed agents, and will receive subscriptions
aud payments for the Repository.
The December number closes the vol,
One. See to it that your subscription /.
renewed immediately. Be on hand fol
'Ae FIRST issue Of the new volume.