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sTARKWEATHER 4 co.,
DIR. p. $. ARNDT,

Dyggs BfeJicints OdS, Pdjnts, PeJpmery, Fancy ar
,ies ali kinds Patent Medicines, and an excellent
assortment of every article kept in establishments Of
mis- character Corner Main and Wisconsin streets,
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Widen & Marquardsen,
Furniture Ware-Rooms,
On Park Street, a .teas doors Vest of the County
Bank
READY-MADE COFFENs.

Have, and keep constantly hand large and varied
stock of Furniture of manufacture to which
invite the attention of the public We keep also hand
large lot IF
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Phy-tcian anu Surgeon VIII be b0Ud Ut his O6ce IN
sarkweather's Drug Store or his residence, corner
Chicago and Park Streets at all times ready to at
end the calls Of the Public. 30
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R,9,Grv Public and Trd1sJdtOr, Lana dhd insurance
A,e1t Business transacted in French, German, Sweed-
H. Danish and Norwegian Office at the Gravel Foun-
v corner Of South and Exchange streets. ly4l
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DIR. A. FARR,

., ,rdnce-He is agent for 00r1OU8 Companies Of IN
doubted credit and prepared to issue Policies on Life
md Poverty, favorable terms. See advertisements
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II. II. JOHNSON,

F1shf0nGbIe Barber and Hdjr Dresser. From q Tong
expprence n the business he atters himself that he can
rder entire satisfaction to AL who favor him with their
patronage shop under Lyman & Bones shoe-store,
corner Of Main street and Market square.
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We have also purchased the right for putting
Vests Patent GalVanic Cement Roofing
nd prepared fill all orders this city and county
short notice. We will put roofs and repair old
Leaky roofs, either shingled timed, per-
city water-tight and fre-proof.
The superior claim which this Elastic Composition
Ire and WATERPROOF Roofing has the ordinary
ments and compositions which have recently been Of
cred TO the public consists in the fact that it has
r over Fifteen years worthy of confidence Of those
Tho have given it trial, and this fact we attribute
general favor and universal patronage is obtaining
"a this city and State.
To all who erecting new buildings that would If
ossible, bic price, avoid the perpexity and
nnoyance of defective and eaky roofs and secure such
will be perfect protection from the clemens We SUBJ
nit the following facts and conclusions:
10 the Perpetrators Of Vests Patent Galoanc Roofno
GENTLEMEN: We are some of the numerous property
"ders OF this city who have aved ourselves of the ad
vantage which your Elastic Con- position Roofing Mate
la afords, and most cheerully and unhesitatngly
"ay that experience and observation thus far fully
ustain and corroborate the proof you have heretofore
presented to the public through the lodukee Press of
the superior claims of your Roofing Material.
[. B. Cross G. P6ster A. Co
Daniel Newhall, Haven Powers
Manson Sweet, G. A. Starkweather,
D. b. Wolcott 1. B. Weld,
T. Button, Chaplin, Gregory Armour,
,. Alexander, Baker & johann
VI. A. krug, Charles R. Austin,
$. Heller. l. H. Slkman
Ernst HerZer Martin Curtis
I. A. Hallam, Builder, Elisha Starr,
ribbits Starkweather Co. P Love-
|. b. Turk, w. P. Merrill,
VIM p Young, II. Bonkle, builder,
John Rosebeck T. Roddis & Co
3. s. W. Stats, Charles Preusser,
Thomas Wettstein, George F. Austin,
Babcock Bros, Builders, H. A. Nichols
W. H. Netcalf, Martin Rugee, Builders.
II. II. Camp,
FOR NEW BUILDINGS
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STEEL,
GLASS,
NAILS, de-,
Those in want Of
HOUSE TRIMMINGS,
and Builders Hardware are invited to call and examine
their stock.
Iron OF all kinds Horse Shoes, Horse Nails Rasps Wrought
Bos Nuts and Washers, Ground Wagon Boxes, &C. with
a full assortment of
BlackSmjtb'S Tools,
Among which may be found Bellows, Anvs Vices Sedges
Hammers, Stocks and Dies Rasps, Files, Nippers, &c.
They will keep constantly on hand large stock of
Cabinet RKalEera' Tools and Frinl rn m gs
that pertain to their business.
Choice selections of English and American Table and
Pocket
CUTLERY.
Silver Plated German Silver, and Alfalfa Ware of all
descriptions, together with almost variety o.
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS
Cstern and Chain Pumps with tubing) well wheels, Cor
age of al kinds and in fact everything pertains
assortments in the state
The stock entirely new having been selected with the
greatest care, from manufacturers and importers and will
he sold for cash low lower than be bought the
west.
Farmers, Mechanics, Builders,
And all others respectfully requested call and ex
amine Goods and Prices, watch will be fully and freely
exhibited
e r. - M
Or all descriptions. Ok bows and Jokes, rings and
pies, steel springs, cultvator teeth, Nails little cheaper
than our neghbors; wheel heads wooden and iron bench
screws files chises augers bellows grind stones and
nous quantities Of
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware,
of manufacture, and surpassed by tinker
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H A very unpopular officer with
some of the ladies-.General Housework.
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n. A, BROWN.

Aaging, Hair cutting and StamPooing Saloon, OPpo-
site the City Hotel, Main street. Old Razors sharpened
and repaired. ou
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FOR NEW BUILDINGS

this Cement Roofing cheaper than the ordinary Shin
gled Roofs, and we will warrant its durability.
Give us call, and you will never regret it.
Widen & MARQUARDSEN.
helOSha, March, 6unl0
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JON B. JILSUN,

Bretser and Manufacturer Of Pate and Amber Ates-
pure article warranted Brewery few RODS east OF
the Gravel Foundry at the foot If Wisconsin ST. ly46
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RATES OF ADVERTISING,
The Sst1osta Seltgraph

Is the Oldest Paper Sn the State Of Wisconsin, PrEa<s
and CSrcuIdtes FIFTEEN HUNDRED Copies per scesk,
foar5yths ofachich are in Ke'osha County, aaiok
naGkeStt a desirable n,edGun.Jor AdrsrsSssm1.
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LANCE d DOYLE,

JASON LOTHROP, JR., County Surveyor. Office, Main
Street, r. Robiuson's Drug Store, Kenosha. 1y33
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Real Estate
FOB SALE AT GREAT RARcArNs

,A1TISA y =. II sUUScflOer offers for sale
6SarTf "A his Farm in Somers, about two
Ms1TEHi1G miles from Kenosha, consisting Of
= - l34 acres, with good osfory
House. large Barn, outbuidings. orchard fonnosS
and wood sufficient to supply the farm.
Also, House and lot in the city of Kenosba
known as the Waldo Property, containing aboui
? acres, with good comfortable buildings The LOT
is considered one of the best in the city
Also, 40 acres of unimproved land in Wheatlapd
food timber. n. E. Or. of s. f. Or. Ses. "a. T. |,
For further particulars inquire OF S. Y. Bran de
henosha. E. S. ELKINS.
April Goth, 1852 46tf
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WOOD & CARTER

(sUCOEssoRs TO HALE & TOwsLEE)
DEALERS IN
RE receiving of the largest and most complet
~ stocks Of Goods in their line offered in the Wes
Their stock will embrace complete assortment of
agricultural md horticultural L11aple.
nle71tS,
All Of the best make together with large stock of Carpen
ters', Builders Mas0Ds, Mill Wrghts' and Wagon Maker
- 4 L
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ADAM DICKHOUT,

Graoa Foundry aad Machiae SloP-corner Of Es-
change and South streets.
OSCAR g. WILLIAM DOYLE
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We will sell cheap aud warrant every article we SELL
We have also purchased the right for putting
Vests Patent GalVanic Cement Roofing.
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COUNTY SURVEYOR.

ERgrdUer Wood ami every bird of Netdl Statj0ne-
ry Fancy Articles, &c. Main street
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EDWARD Ill. RIDD.

La1oyer-Sererat Improved and Untnproced Farm
for sale once, Main street. nlvlGu
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CITY of MISREPRESENTATION Of T
CEoToE AousDrcI DsPAKrsEsr. Nov r. 1859.
WASTE of CROTON WAIER.-The CrDtOn

AVN
Aquedu Board being charged by Law with the protection
Of the supply the city ind call
the attention Of the inhabitants to the extraordinary waste which
10 committed.
II is believed upon sufficient data tina. not less than thirteen
millions gallons wasted every day. When u Is considered
that quantity which be brought into the city for the
present but thirty millions Of gallons daily this amount OF
altogether unjust and neTcusabe II but halt
this simple practice Of
able economy supply Will be adequate ali
fired any particular points Of dsugh but il universal Reck
prOusien in t permitted by heads OF families IN
department OF domestic fe well in public buildings and
and probably results greater amount OF waste
Of waste in cold weather the practice Of permitting
the both in private houses and stores 10 cay ana
night in order prevent ts freezing in the pipes This can De
drawing Of the alter from the pipes IN the houses
pipe into the building all the fixture that
necessary for this purpose.
All continuous Of for any purpose whatever all
sefacng standing sitting Iurs dschagng quantities OF
enormously dsproPooHed to the required ior
any legitimate purpose and all Of waste prevented
by proper therefore required 10 under the
penalties provided by the City ordinances.
Wasteu practices in fact they are uu'
to the honest who thereby deprived OF his pro-
portion of he general supply.
The public notified that in obedience 70 their duty the
Board find imperavely to exercise increased vg
Reports will he made daily Of every description Of waste
proper viii be exscted and The viii be cut
Of from every house whether public private In which II
When the supply Gu. OIL will not be renewed
the attending il be paid and satisfactory ssur-
ances given that further waste will be permitted.
BY order ofth Board.
THOMAS b. LAPPIN, Commissioner.
q PER MONTH.-HORSES kept for the
opO Winter Long Island farm, good feed warm barns,
and hes, city reference Address LONG ISLAND Tribune
Office.
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fire ARTS.
A RTIsTs' MATERIALs.-A

A RTISTS' MATERIALS.-A CARD.-The
"A sub.crher oeer 10 Artists the foDwns srt
ee At lower prices than other house In town vr Winds<
and Newtons on and Ws.er Colos Cznya. Brushes Whist
mans Dr.~ips P,p-r Bristol Board Sketch Books Solid
Blocks square Tracing Paper and Cloth Erin hne Ssoe
Brushrs Pastel Crsyons &C. tc Also. Frames Of every Dr.
scption Psssepstouis Coleed ana se EAreJ
Of Studies W. SChAU~ NO. VIZ broadway
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Board ano Rooms.

A PARTY of GENTLEMEN desiring pleas
N ant home with ample comforts in American family,
can fluid It by applying st No Wiow-sl. Brooklyn; three
minutes from Wall and Fulton Ferries.
A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM and BED
N ROOM on the third floor OF house. containing all
the modern improvements at No. Leroys, be obtained
with BOARD on the most reasonable terms Satisfactory
reference required.
BOARD in 22d-st., near 6th-ay.-TwO Front
Rooms on second floor adjoining furnished e. Bed and
Sitting Rooms win be let TO single gentleman with or without
Breakfast Family very small and private the house Is 2oH
ousinnr all modern No other bosrder in the
house. Address w, Box No. 2,346 p. o.
BOARD in SOUTH BROOKLYN.-A FUR
ID KIsHED ROOM and BEDROOM suitable for a Gentle
man and Wife or gentlemen, in desirable location,
venent the and ferries Apply No lsS Ciinon'
VNyANTED-A SLEEPING-ROOM heated by
W steam. A furnished single room. Address II. H.,
Tribune Office
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90 nbom il map Concern.

A SsIGNMENT.-WM s. MORSE and EDGAR
"A W Morse. composing the 6rI1 Of MORSE BROTHER
o. the City Of New York have this day made ekNERA AS
sIGNMENT OF their property to CHAs A hblGS, Of the
ejiy of NewYork the benefit Of their CREDITOR AL per
cons indebted said Morse Brother vii settle the wn
,,,,, WILLIAM g. MORSE,
tSisnea' EDGAR w. MORSE.
CITY of NEW-YORK-DEPA of FL
~ kAECE.-BURsAr or TIE RECEIVES or TArsa-OI.
yIoH OF TIE REcErER or TAxKs New Court House No 81
Chambers-st-EKg-fo YORK, Nov. 2, isSs-IO TAXPAYERS
Notice Is hereby that cent viii be added the
Lat Of December on al remaining unpaid Also that
cent viii be added the 18th day Of December To avoid de-
enon aud crowd Taxpayers are requested TO cal early this
month Office hours from 3 m. 70 m
JAMES KELLY, Receiver OF Taxes.
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RICHARDS KTsosLAsD. Auctienecr.., ,xv,,,-x,o,
A SSIGNEES' SALE Of CORDAdb, DaiiiN"'
IA TWfNE, PAPER, FISH LISES, &C ...... -.
RICHARDS kIN6SLAND Co WI SOL - A''"'"N-
FRIDAY, Nov. Is,
Al O'Clock al No Use Broadway
(By order Of the Assigned, 81, ~
The entire stock Of R0PE, TWlNE. kc consssins :" Ps
Cotton Coraase Hatirrs Cotton.
Gotten BedCcrds Paper.
Cotton Plov Lines, Otllins lwins'
Cotton Yarn Cotton Wick.
800 rss. Cotton Baffs French Glazed &c. superior
Cotton Irvine, klAH and heraP lSlne''
Waddiux Fish and Chalk Lines
Hard Waste, Seine iwtne,
M.nill, and Ju.e Cords, Carpet WARP ~.
Lamp Nicks fs1. SAL and oroSn tr.no,
Ia addition 10 the shove win DO offered general assortment
Of Hardware, Dry Goods, Fancy Goods Sc
AUCTION Notwithstanding sale OF Ee
n runt and Costly HOUSEHOLD
AZ GRIFFIN Auctone@r, viii sell THIS DAY lrhursdsyl ~
IN. private residence No % West 6hs Shav eonss
Ing o. God Dining Furnitue Osk Dining room ~.
pisure Rossw GOD and Mahogany Chamber Furniture sac 20
commence ocloek For particulars zee Herald Of TINS DAY
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sMIKE
Mr. JEFFERSON
NEWMAN EoGGs.
'''' '0"'''-0-' '' Mr.. PEARSON s, John BrOwds.
Mrs. BLAKE as Mrs squeers :,
NF'' AL NJ. sf q MTf f' q. Ralph.
Mr. GEO HOLLAND as the Specimen Bog and ssgsisy
Mr. H. DAVENPORT as Msntiiini i'''D-' ,''' -
BIse ce wGn aeo1sa b ne ina7ca. The
Management the Winter Garden to produce another iurs
eSsar in NICHOLS s Scteby have pehsps
hands artists admirably htted to them than those who
constitute the group sustaining the dramatic picture this evening
AND EVERY EyEEINg5 rem TUT, vor,cv
Charles Dickens Story Of
'''''l sssiIKE;
sMIKE
sMIKEi
sMIKE;
SCENES FROM NICHOLAS NICKLEBY
Newly dramazed by and produced under the direction Of
Mr.. d. B0URCICAULT
To commence at u. Box office open from 8 too
NIBLOs SALOON.
R. N Ho0LEY. Bushes. Manager
D. C cAMPBEThHHii His EVENING Musical Director
And EVEN E51r fyKNhS stS dqE9s the week
Assemble Nightly a. thl. popular
!gn9PpIoae66s6ls ETHIOPIAN ENTERTAINMENT
and his incompatible Troupe Of
NEW SONGS, NEW ACTS, NEW FEATURES.
Concluding with !a New D end
EVERY EVENING.
For particulars, see Programmes.
N BA number OF New Pieces IN active preparation ana
Dc opens at el cOmenCe at q. Tickets rs cents
NAN AMBURGH e. Co.'S
MSMSH n
hibitiOns in their new Geological Han
l4thst, near SHAY East entrance, on
And every AFTERNOON S and EvTSING Doors open =. IL
3sSi G Sat: SIE cS III : cents
Comprises varied collection Of animals and birds and
iass:t and sShsd regard; qgSay and
s @snsseTs the United states Among prominent
features of this s:tsS's MsSMo t4 ELEPHANT
Hannibal securely bound BY large chain cables and performed
Hannibal has nonsdered the mammoth Of the pres
emit age the largest elephant by many thousand pounds
ever eAn'O"e0 III M Prot SGul L.6NGwoRTHY
VIII the dens CT trained animals and exhibit to the au
the wondrou he eHe over the heee tenens
who under his controlling Influence are dvesed
their native heceness and beneath the lightning Chances Of
his eye the monarch of the forest covers and the eroeous tiger
docle house cat ooey1ng his slightest move
ments with human sagsey During the entertainments
the celebrated trick pony Black Diamond viii be introduced
also the pony Prince the monkey JOcko Among the most
Of brute sagaey and requirements ever performed
are those ofthe - -. ,,x.-,
BORNEO MONKEY JOCKO, THE PONY RIDER.
He the beauty Of his formation and features
VHEATRE FRANCAIS, No. 555 Broadway
JEUDI II Novernbre 1859
If MEDECIN DIES ENFANTES, Drame en- acts.
Joue par NM Msnnstein Talo Bertrand Barry and Leon
Mesdsmes Lauretti Chevaer, Darcy and Ansoinette
On comluencera heures moins t. -
This Thester every Monday Wednesday and Fri
day.
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ALssRr II. EfootAr, Ascseaeee.
DKuULAR AUCTION SALE OF sIUSMs -
IL BOkDs-ALRERT II. NfcOLAY yin 81 THE :. p .zs
Thursssyl s,is s'eisek. II his sssck ssis~se0s No
70 .h.rrs American Ershsnss Bank slos each
% shares Unics ksnk, go each
~ ,h.rrs Atlantic Bank, 500 each
no shsres Irving Bsnk. so each.
- ,h.r.s Nor,h American Fire lns. Co. &c essh.
sh.r,, Deane Life Preserving Coat and Yss Co. go see
ss .h.r,s Warrington Fire Ina. Co, go e>sA.
nj Hon.. Sire Ins. Co, = 100 each
se .hs-.. An.rican Grsno Co. Chyph-l, sloo sssA-
10 shares Importer Traders fre Ina Co.. slee escs.
no sb.res Rrsolute Fire Ins- Co. : 100 each
So sh1re. IrsvooTs Fire Ins, Co, Sso each
M s6srs. Narket Fire Ins Co.. $loeeca
90 h~,.- usr~nrtil- Mutual Ins. Co. BOO eseh-
"a 49,. Great Western Marine Ina CO., . 100 esch-
"a .h.r,, Fulton Fire Ins Co, sss each
10 shares American Express Co.. slO esch-
"a .h.r-. Fxehanee Fire ms Co, go earn
sh,s. ss, YsTt Coassidsfea stage Co, sss eacs-
~ .h.r., Manhattan Fire Ina Co., eS0each
sss .hsrs. Ksrosene GasLigh, Co. lhyPhl so esss-
M 49,. II ,prs Civ Fire ms. Co, sloo Zach
rs .har,. Jederson Fire lns. Co., s3o each
n .h.ret Park Fire Ins. Co.. 4 loo each
q ah.res Excelsior Fire lns- Co. so each, =, -,
10 Del Lack and Western r. Second hSrkse nesaz-
Zoo Dayton and Michigan r. r. First hortssse seeeA
1900 Tr.yortou Coal X. r. Firs, Mortgage BondA-
aooo Wheeling CITY Va y cent Bonds . -,
Securities received IN addition TO the regularly
I'M every sale NeIs regular sale on hONDAh, sov -
Auction Of Stocks and Bonds every Ne
Th.,S.v or every sy required A. "a cisek ne
S+oek No. 50 William or .. the n.
hense a. desired Stocks and Bends boaat and s9a
81 ay.asuds collected also made Of Real kststs =
y,bAc ss at private salo when desired r, x,co,.v
ook Aucioueer Broker and Banker - Williams near Wal
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miscellaneous.

livery Grocer, Grain, and Flour Dealer 10 ns
~ United States requiring Bsgs u any hind rsn.y -
pssbie prices should remember tsndelhoof Bag asnss
tory No III Wesst, N. Y. Paper Bags possessing 80
ward per thoussnd Msnils Jre Rope Hay kegs 80
Cords and Gunny Bag Remarkably low pces for sssh
ITO MANUFACTURERS of COAL and RoslN
River is prepared 70 vs estimates and frnsh KETTLES
hom 800 20 2oo gallons each Having large srpsrenec y -
business he turn the wegk With dispstch T2s AVE-
sse ~ rn1s kon Cxaaea lroa
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Souses ano farms manteo.

WANTED to HIRE-A small STORE, on Broad
w vsy suitable light business be west side,
below ANY party having such may hear Of good tenant
BY addressing T. '. L., Tribune Once.
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A 81 MEswIs, Asctioneer
pY BANGS, MERWIN * Co., Trade sale

DY BANGS, MERWlN * Co., Trade SAFE
ID rooms, No. 10 Park row e.~,,nn.v
THURSDAY. FRIDAY and sATUkDAh
Nov L. IS and Ia, commencing each day =
GREAr SALE OF ENGLISH AND AMERICAN sVOhs
serns very unusual opportunity to the trade ana ooo
h.vrr. reuersly The regular Fell sale Of English and Anie
sss Books viii be comuenssd a. shoye stated as ss.Isas
nj valuable from Of the Londop pnoishers con
s-a,x sat variety the best Enssh editions OF vAasees
h nd exp.nve Illustrated Books The catalogue also com
-. srt.r.iv. from the American Trsde OF
~ nahicaous ia ne and substantial bndings and large
Of new literature Sc The whese 70
- odd ithoat reserve, In lots to sut purchasers
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DRAYTON's NEW PARLOR
~ OPERA HOUSE,
Noa Tfs and Broadway opposite the Newfork Hotel
TWO NEW PIECES.
TWO NEW PIECES.
TWO NEW PIECES.
TWO NEW PIECES
TWO NEW PIECES.
TWO NEW PIECES.
Mr. and Mrs HENRI DRA1TON'S
RARLOR OPERAS AND LYRIC PROVERBS,
THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. II, at y O'Clock,
Pin, time In America Of the popular Operetta,
LOVE Is BLIND.
Written and composed by Val Morris. esq, IN which Mrs
Drayon win sing Csvsna from BAles Opera THE
ROSE or CASTLE"
To conclude with Toy authorl,
NE'ER TOO LATE TO MEND.
In which Mr. Henri DraytOn will sing
THE STAK-SPANGLED BANNER.
GRAND MATINEE on SATURDAY, at 2 p. m.
P NAV be secured any number nights in advance with
cot eItr charge al the Office Of New Paor Opera House,
from m to p. -, ~ ,
als rubeed and securely 50 oents Other seats p cents
The eusertainment finished each night at 10 O'Clock
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TAYLOR BROTHERS, Bsnieu.
No. rs Wall.st., New. Y ORR q

NOTICE is hereby given that BOOKS for ths
~ SUBSCRIPTION q $4,000 additional stock the
MECHANICS BANK Of Missouri at ST. Louis wiz be opened
at TIE BANK OF AMERICA in this city and ster MON
DAT, the 2ith inst - -
The Authorized capital Of this Bank 10000 OF which
STs7 has taken and paid up BY citizens OF Missouri
This Bank has operation years the only
BANK west Mississippi that did suspend specie pay
ents In Regular half yearly dividends Of I'VE cout
have with accumulated surpus Of S53 Tbs
charter liberal In its provisions has not the peronsaby
clause has rs years to 81 Louis copsdcred one Of
the points In the West for banking opeaops
But opportunities for investment offered The &c
enon OF capitalists and Others called TO the subject Ten
cent will required be paid st the time Of subscribing tho
residue within the ensuing the Directors may can
on due notice but may paid up the time the option Of
the subscriber Pro-ras dividends viii be paid subsebers
from the day Of payment Dividends 20 Eastern stocshodefs
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