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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

t'en dsrgsreu'i, ijar'd ~ srsio of ears p-IoA.
man Of the T zsnty .-oond Ward conveyed Kim =. n,
T. si1eroe, No 5S3 Eights avsroe wse-s be seo.lv,I
INN. 'd'a'' medical st'srda"es On beiag res,,.A.,
coOscio. 7sne.' Mr. BroTn sisted sha be -ss trA q
life, std I'D Contemplated 'oici'e. ap,ssrs that a.
unfortunate man reesp,lJ iNt desrly.sl we'd da,sI
tr, vhich Do, led very much neon his mios. H-sJa
TIA. m Sunday ~ 7spnR be lsfs hone with a. i,.
tion ef dsowpins bh ush IL is supp,sd TIA. D. ~
prejpase1 h'pseK MP the rau Dad track IN fo., Il
en- arprc scbs rsu u .ars tu' that thu c,v.cst,.r
bad brown him aside, AID that be bad sfs,~.,s
crewbd bsck en- to the tracl. IL hardly probais
that he viii recover
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

CHARGE OF STEALING JEwELRY -OHoer Lyous
n ,be Finb Dis,rct Yesterday ereted young ns
Ann Wop or charge gaud larceny, the complaint OF
Ms Fljzsbeta Eliot G5scnpoin With whom che hl been
irg dons,ic IL alleged that she stole $50 worth
Of eEey from Mira Z. TIE accused committed Tor eH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

FREE HoMEsTEADs FOR ALL.-The Hon.
Gsusba A. Grow of Penpsyivaris will address the
citizens Of GreeDpoipt q, tire Wigwsm, Greenpont
avenae this evening a. u o'clock.
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country.

BURGLARY. The dwelling h'ups Of the Rev. W. s.
sudey corner South Fb aud Ph itreets f. D. was CO.
ter. Yesterday afternoon BY buIssr by nesn OF false KEYS
nd ribbed Of cuartty Of wearing apparel The sene 4
isps aousy entered on the 70 OF "a, lat an two
rested in jail awaiting their till as the
OF the IoboeJy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30
CITY ITEMS

MASON & TBoMAss CLASSICAL SoIREEs.-Wlliam
Msion and Theodore Thomas, together with Carl
Bsremspn (violoncello) j. Mosenthal (vgliol, and g.
Mszks viea) announce their sixth season Of cas ca
soirees 10 be given at D9d worths Hall on Tuesday
e1ens "a, at intervals Of three or four weeks. Tae
fret of the series viii take place this evening, at
oclocl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

tv bl5 v,efdsy al Hudson City upon the body OF
org msn about 10 ees nsaed Ed@sId
THE deeaIed was u suspended ~ the meek to hs
barn He hVd en- nj, country few months since Hnd TO
Gently has BE-. quite dependent and anAions ITai %
Mr. Oibet HI pioyei snd Tiers had made s.IanR ~,
for hi. Itdn Pisy next ii. joy Iendred Feiei .'
deceased came 70 bis dssth By banging While teP'iS NJ
SUProsFu RoEBtRY.-Two yourg fellows nanea
John Mau aud James Johnson ken before nee ger
den Of Jersey City e Olday Eusslon u hAylps Ioieb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

THE FIREMAS's PARADE.-The quadIe1nia parade
Of the Brooklyn, 4. ID. 6'e department took pla'e
yesterday afternoon a little twc-thirds Of the
members of the department appearing in the procss
sion. IT, ere are TWENTY-FIVE companies in the District
seventeen Of which Turned out. They re- accc mps.
MED by nipe bands Of must, Soon after ! O'Clock
they formed in line Greenpoint aveous and marched
through tbe principal trests in tie ll,~ioe ordr:
Members Of the Rord Of DpreseuGioD having chsrys Of the
Fire D.putmfnt banners hief EnR0eers; Exempt Fen
In citizens Exrmrt Freezer Board Of Fire CoVm's
Distrjct Washington Engine Company No Marion Hose
Con pspy No United Stste Engine Company No ii Ok
and Ladder COMPANY. No Northern Liberties Engine S0E
psny No S; Neptune Engine Company No With Handsome
re-er CINE with up, At MI; Hlre 'onosnJ No
Red Jacket No. 10; Zeohy- Hose. M. I; Valley FoIg En-
zine No N Mfanios Boss Company No s; Friend
SD Engine Company No "; Putnin Ho nd Ladder Com
CONT any No 10 with their spleni freenene, dI.sn
by four boss which by far the most attractive object IN
tn procession
Ire cepar ment was revisved by the Mayor ard
Common Council in front of the Fireman's Hall in
Fourth st1eet. About coo united in the parade
and in their fir. uniform ORA zing their Handsomely
decorated machines, presented vey interesting and
attractive spectacle The engins brs's along the Ii
of march were decorated and Tbs sidewalks tbroogsd
with spectators. TIE OCCASION vas made quite jab-
lee by the fTenen and c izens generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

q The ALLEGED IssURAScE.-The case Of Ezra Z.
Down., David 5. Mills, d others, who are alleged
10 have attempted to swibdle some of the marine
Insurance companies out Of about Sc 1000 by means OF
fal,e bila Of lidDg for the bark E. A. Knsmers ~as
retuu'd yesterday before Justice Connolly. Several
winsfses croas-exa,Lined for the dsfensa, but
noting new elected Tie case was adjourned TO
Noy. l3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

GRAHAM ART ScHoOL.-The artists OF Brooklyn,
cooperating with the Directors Of the Brooklyn lnai
tue, have maintained scho f the past two years
for studying from the Life aud Antique The school
receiving aid from the Institutes f0nds left by the late
Augustus Graham for srt pup1ses, adopted the name
of the G sbsw Art School aud for the two past years
has been proceeding ia work Witb full and seady
stten6sncs of members A COMMITTEES of Artists, BE-
loreicg to the school has. during the past SUMNER
been III correspondence with the beet Art Schools in
London, with tie idea Of remodeog tho plan Of study
end refnrpbng tne to ct the i creased wants
of the members. 1t ia intended 20 have the facilities
for At Studies In this school second 10 none in the
country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

ALLEGED EMDEzzLEMEST OF JEwELRY.-Louis
Prsper a Germsn about 80 years of ago, was 'aken
Def re Justice Stters az TIE Lstine Of Lazarus Wine
berg, iswtIe- of No SO East Broadway. The charge
agsin,t Preger is enb, zzement, whi,h is alleged 10
have been perpetratfd under the foil Loving ci-cnm-
starees: Winebsrg engaged Prayer to 90 10 Calf roa
81 sell jewelry on commission for hin, and furnished
him with a stock Of goods valued at $1,000 aud 81 900
in money Mr.. WiDeberg agreed TO pay Prayers wife,
who bad tie fancy store at No 81 Chatham street,
the sum of $40 psr wesk account of her husbands
services Prsger reached Gan Frapcie, ia safety bu,
il is alleged ne hao not d posed Of any Of tos awelry
when he received letter from bis wife urging aim TO
hasten home, Mr.. Wneberg had refused to pay her
the stipulated s0m per week. Mr. Prayer hastsned to
obey biz ~ifss raapdate and restored to her
arms. He neglected however 10 report himself to
his employer CT b. return the vsuabes 18th which he
had BEEN intra,tel Ga the complaint Of Mr.. Wine
berg warrant Issued for TIE seizlro of the body
Of Prayer and another for the searching of hs house,
both Ct which we're placed in the bands Of Officer Van
sTsdale Mr. PIsger wac spefdily found but noos Of
he jswslry was recovered. The prisoner was taken
bsfoIe Justice Steers when he waived examination,
readily fuDishing bail in the of s. 600 10 answer
TIE papers we're then gen. 10 the Grand Jury TO await
their scCn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

A DIsoRDERLY HoUsE-On Saturday last Mr.. ia.
cob Story appeared sefore Justice Connolly and cou-
pl,ined that the ho1ss on the of University
place az Twelfth street, kept by Mrr. Brown, was
disordely and disreputsble place. where pro't'otes
al other improper characters were wont t. consre-
cate warratt Was issued for the arrest Of Mfs.
Brown, and see was ARRESTED 8nd taken before me
Magistrate. A number of her admirers, who have the
cIoot OF being very epectsbe persons, followed her
20 court, using all their influence to have the com.
plsint Withdrawn and the woman released Thor
Efforts wsrs unavsiIng however, for Mrs. Brown wa,
required 10 find bail in the Of $500 20 answer the
charge before the Court of Special Sessions. Mrs,
Brow hos preyously been before the public, fguring
extensively in the daily papers in connection with
what has ever been mysterious Transaction On the
Let Of January, 1882 Mr.. VIM. w. Ellsworth, young
man from Connecticut, was arrested on a charge OF
having skOt Mrs. Brown the previous night indctirg
as then supposed, a fatal wound. The fa'ts sp-
peared to be as follows: Mrs. Brown was living at
No. III West Nineteenth s,rest, with man named
BrowB, who was reputed to be her husband. Whistler
he not, the woman was exceedingly anxious 10
get nd Of him.
On the evening of the shooting by invitation Of Mrs.
Brown, young Ellsworth appeared at her door WIKI a
carriage for the purpose of accompanying her and two
of her young women TO frsman's ball at Niolos
Garden. While the women were getting ready Mr..
Brown entered the parlor where Ellis worth wa, seated
1t appeared tha, be had long been jealous OF El!s-
worth, and on Earning who were going to tina oAll
under his protection, he became furious with rage
Aiming bm,tf with heavy club be attempted to
ehastiss Mr.. Elsworn. TIE later re'rea'es 20 ward
the door, lu, being followed and struck by VIZ Brown
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

CRY MoRTALrTY.--The number of deaths in this
city for the week ending Oct 81 $780, of whom 95
we're men; IS women; III boys, and lO5 girsi
showing decrease Of "a from last week, and an
Increase Of AZ over the corresponding week Of last
year. OF deahs resulting from acute disease, % were
eases of infantle convulsonsi 26 inflammation Of the
upgs; 20 Group IL scarlet fever; IL congestion OF the
brain; 10 cholera infantum; typhoid feVeri indian
nation Of the brain; 9inhammaton Of the 10 Sels;
spoplexy; typhus fever; diarr1es; diphtheritsi
smpll-pox; wboopirg cough; 5dyssntery; 4puer-
peIa fever; broDchi Isl congestion Of the lungs;
bleeding; ? nervous fever; jaundicsi teethiDgi
slilfIsy; pleurisy-Totsl, 2l4.
sumption; 20 infantls marssmusi ii dropsy in TIE
beac; 5 inisrtie debility; 5 dropsy; palsy;
sstbms adult debility disss'e of tbs hearti
adult uarasmus; modification; scrofula; | mumps.
ro,a 137 OF deaths from external and other causes,
- were csses Of delirium iremeus; casual iesi
old age; S premature birth; burned scaldedi
drow ned; 2 lock jaw; accidental cuff cation; | gau-
shct killed CT murdered Total, 49, Classified with
respect 70 their ages Their, were under year, lOOi
from to 3 Sc; 2 TO s. H. to 10, Is; 10 to u, 2;
~ to Is, 9; Is to H. 2; II to 90 8; 20 to %, 81;
IS to 80, 81; 30 to 40 45 40 to so, 81 so to GO, IL;
60 to TO- 90 20 to 80 g. so to 90 81 90 to 100 q 100
ard up ward, J. Ia rearect to their DaiSicies, 253
were born in the United States IS ia Ireland, 80 in
Germany, IL in England ia Scotland, in France,
in ths West Indies in Italy, ia Prussia aud in
R,iteh Apariea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

AS IMPROPER YoUgG MAS.-Oficer Ferguson OF
the Fiehth Ward on day ,faruooa estel John W
Proter aged "a year who Is ohg'i W u stesog vsn ~
hold atcee from his father IssSe Proper, % No Wet
brtyfonrh street None OF tn property which hid ,ssa
pa~d at various PAGES ecovsreL Juce Qusoie
CONN lifted the prisoner t. ansSer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

EBAp CoAPASY.--Mar, Kelly and atothsr We
an ye rdsy into hi If Louis Let,r No ~ So~
ey and shd 3 chtd-en cl tnt rhet exs oaet
stock bu S,pfTtrd Wih~ur puicbssing When passing at
# tho Mays copaui9n .cifeEtas dcrDet fem be-
tn her olot three coats. valued a. HiS ~hth sns bs
cieteo. The imIo daey away, bat Mry wac de-
sdspctoD Of being scconpc- The prisoner
THEN before Juice Welsh ard ah eh she dnii all kias
ledge her companion of TIE the she committed to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

NUIsAHcFs, DISEASED MEAT, AND STREET CLEAN
rSc.-The following ia a schedsle of toe work done
in the bureau of Sanitary Inspection for the week end
inc Oct 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

MARINE COURT-GRsERAL TERS-ocr 29.-Before Jus'iee'
MCCARrY. MAYNARD, and ALBER,
DECISIONS. =,
Thompson agt. Uewett; The Mayor, &c, agt NC
Keens Same eat Same ga AID Sd suti Ju1d ast comsoA
Kohnsanm e Oleutworh-J ucgutLt. Affirmed WIN -" A.
Kun agt. 1huIter-New trial oTdeIeii eVSS I"
abide event
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PRO sRESS IN MARYLAND.

To tAe Edffor ~ ttt n. z, IVlbunt
Sir; Some tine ago a Republican As,ocistion was
formed in the Tselfn District of Baltimore Coun.
ty, which elected ~ President Felix Van uh eeq.
of Batavia Fam On ,be 2its of tqis m nth Lincoln
and Hsmln pole erected on his place, snd i, was
insugurated by larga mest Of the friends of the
Republican cauie. Enthusiastic aud roui,g speeches
Hers made by @essrs. VIM Gssson, j. Emery, of
The Border State VIM. E. Beals mem Ser Of the Ci,y
Council Of Baltimore PIP Of the G,rmsn papsr, the
Wecker, Or. G. Z. Weiss, IS.
A MARYLAND REPUBLICAN,
ROssrrle, Nd, Oct. 81 1860
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CARELESS DRWISG IN BRoApwAY-On Ffdsy
last about 70 O'Clock Mr. joseph Monq-t tr
rier 9ns In Eighth crossing broan" from toe
Eehh syenue car q tha Museum he Knocked down sHd
by ompib1s driven at tu2l- sna oareies re
by ore OF Il pssers by Nr vstken ont from between
the fore and hd wheels Of the stage greatly bruised AID ued
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

POLICE COMMISSIONERS At the meeting Of this
Board yesterday Sergeant Denton was transferred
from the Eighteenth TO the Firt Ward Sergeant
Petty from the Frat to the Fourteenth Ward; Ser
eesnt Mcconnell from the Fourteenth to the Eight
eenth Ward, aud Pa'roluan Walsh from tee Ninth to
the Fourth Ward. In addition to there transfers. q
cusideratle amount ofroune busness aneactsd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPEcriL TERN-OoT ~
Before judge DAILY.
DECISIONS.
MsplHtat 3gt. Walsh-Moton granted.
Baikley ct al. az Marks et al.-Moton granted, 80
far reduce the taxation Of ices IL this su'u
o one-iourh Of the whole expended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

I over Inv AN om.ib9s driven fuou- aud aarees- rte u
speed ;he horses posing Owe bis sody Ssn sy were
he fore and nd Of the greatly bruised AID ured
TAdsertseuent
Coon NEws-1he SIAMEsE TWINS reman one
.ssl longer at BAasux's MusEus. and JssxPH Aso Hs
pSvsKKs will Se psTfornsd b, request THIS AsTEssooS and
FyENIN0 Tbos ho have not them hoSld 90 Of ousc.
snd taAe all the Children.
Advertisement
LATEST NOVELTIES IN MISSES HATS.
somethiug eyieertly just i'm ort.d from Earopa
THR Az DBL kADsR HAT,
Selling BY Thomas RElSoLDs, Ne eo3 Cansl, third doex
west Of Broadway.
ii. Z. ii. THE PRINCE or WALES and SUITE 81
BRADY's rsEoSAI PoRTRNr GALLERr,
Corner ~ Broadway and l0h-n
THH ONLY GALLRkY UsIrgp srArHs
Honorsd with Special yish by tie RoyL party.
Phs'ogspss Of h H. the Prince Of Wales and SUITE -
yew at RrSdy's Galley.
Copies IL every Siye Of the Art for sale.
Gallery open hpm 8 . m 10 y p
tAds.r,isement
IL, K. HI The PRINCE Of WALES and SUITE
AZ 0rRsKy's GALLERY, No 7u7 Broadway x
st fht'srsph taken In America Of Tie riine' W '
The ved examine this picture proneancea ~
II. X II 10 be the best taken Of him
1NA' VI view s si saS qT soox now 0rxs
Gallery open ffom . ~ I'll P ?, n, s,x
Photographs Artists, No. 7sl Broadway.
Internationally
To WIDE-AwAKE CLUBS.
Tvery WtdeAxake Club n ,u'd have copies Oh
TRE PoLIuCAL TIKI BOOK
s6l - - ,.x,
Compiled BY HoRAos GRsKtEy ard cLsyisS. 81 pr,cs
Prios 81 per copy. Sent BY aaal. prepaid "..sf,s.s
eInRs s's 'DPFN"A I" NNF Gus Tslsssh Nswxse
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

N woufd cait tho intention uf the pubfiu t.
w the fact that AZ EUEi.'S AMBaOT1 PE Pho.
IeGHAPH and SIEahEoscapIc GALLERY i.
tho place to get
CoFrecl flcturcs oI Every style!
Being the oldest established operator in the city,
the superiority oi pictures, and his efforts to
please are we'll known to all. He is now putting
up views Of ain street, suitable for mailing, for
the very low price Of 20 and 80 cents each; the
largest and best picture OF keokuk ever taken
also a large view Of Fl. Madison.
Stsroseopic views and boxes for sale and on ex-
hibtion; all lre respectfully invited To call anu
sxamine them.
Er- Don't forget tho place: - Main street. I'd
door from Third street.
Aug. % 80 ID
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Euasnsss CARDS, not exceeding six lines, inside
si5, etherwiss $40.
Fsner.l Notices 81 90. Obituaries, according
TO space occapied.
Dlsriay.c advertisements half norethsn the
above rates.
Advertisements loaded ard placed under the
head of" special Netices,'' to.tis The ovGsnasY
pa.es.
spseial Notices in the Local cslun 20 cents
rer line
Adrer1<sements ordered n til inside exclu-
sivsly Ia khc Daily, alter he 6rsttw weeks,
10 PER oest. Eore than The above rates.
At traustsnf fasveriusmenf. nusf se pstG TO.
- s1sssss. 1Ais rsie will not be varied fro n.
VIXEN the advertiser sses the Weekiy atone,
the price will be tie same as in the Daily
Where the Daily and Weekly are both used
IS psr eent. villa be deducted from the aggrs-
rate smeGAt-
Under t@e Prssent system, the advertiser
pays EGcA For tLe space he occupies, the
cksEges being s4sTsrAoie ior tAc coNposit tien
only. Iais plan is nov Ssaeyally adopted
Our charge for changes siii os Is cents per
sqsarc-
- In all Gases where advertisements are
dis~-44tf.1e s--uIA the expiration If tie year
or the time contracted for, thsy will bs ehsryed
up at our regular rstsA for iae i4Ls actual
~ tn
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BAEKTy0 HOUSE or
a 4 q Il q q. a ID z n q n 4 y.
HAVE EthisdA admitted ~ partner in the
Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, who has
been NY teller for the last six years.. The busi-
mss .hc reafter, ,wlllbs conducted under the frn
snasty1e sf
GEO. @. ANDERSON 4 90.
Bcidk one Of the oldest Bank king Houscs (if not
the oldest in Iowa, the new hrm soicits sortin-
nance of forme~patronage SO iibcrally extended TO
the senior partner.
They will make co lieotionf and remit less Ex-
change ,on the day of payment, free Of charge.
Their references are asformsrly BY senior psft-
ler Wis
RRYRRKHcKs:
Park Bank N. Y.
Winslow, Lanier 4 Co., Bankers, MY.
Edward w. Clark 4 Co, ,philadelphis.
Howard banking Co., Boston.
clapp, Fuller Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank Chicago.
Hoffman aelpcke, Chicago.
Nechanics' Bank Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer : Rahni, Bankers, |.
fillmore i Brothsrton Z. Cineinnati.
A. d. Hunt Co, - LariXYiIle-
srate savings Esfnstitution, St. Louis.
Keokuk j an. '56. GEU.C Anderson
iau5d
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LAND rOR sALE
7 WISH to ssll my farm on Montrose Bottom,
Lee County, Iowa Ia consists If $50 acres
shu acres prairie and l4Nscrss timber.
The prairie part il all level a!iuviai, about 500
acres sanuy, and $50 blackioaIn The timber land
broken.
IMPROvEMENTS.
$50 acres arc under fence, including two good
pastures oi near loo acres each; good barn; four
cabins, en- different parts Of the faIm, With good
we'll of water at each.
ADvAkTAGES.
new road from TT. Madison 10 kcckuk 10 To-
Gated through the ccnre Of the tract the railroad
cpnntcting the same places is within I Of mile !;
the Mississippi river is within one mile, and the
town Of Mentrose within two miles.
As a whole, a more desirable grain or stock farm
s seldom 10 DO found-but il viii be divided to suit
purchasers, and can be divided advantag, ,ously.
will show its boundaries; upon being notifies at
my home farm on the Mississiip pi hapisa, 5 miles
below Montrose, will attend IN person.
TERMS.
There will he made accommodating to purchas-
ers,--a small pay nsent, With bonds bearing 10 per
cent, re aiming lien, will be satisfactory.
pkuIsUtTKVENE*N AND CROPx.
Purchasers will now fnd growing on the prem
isss about 40 acres Of rye and 20 of fall wheat.
They will also see standing on the sandy loAm
ab ut 40 bushels Of corn TO the acre, anu about
70 bushels to the acre on the black loanl.
FRANK BALLlNGER.
Oct. Is. l36o-dAwtf
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wn. rHonPsos. n. ". BAILEY
WIN. THOMPSON a CO.,
BANKERS,
Corner OF Maln ana secsna Sts..
KEOku a.
Nov. I'D
h r. oEER, AG oREss &. D. ksAhicA
r. F. OBER K CO.,
WHOLESALE
Grocers and Commission MeY-
chants,
NO. u7 N orlh &C ond.st..
ST. InUIs. MO.
Aug, p. 'to-daw
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NEW R1OOkN.
rNHE Ayentures OF James Cspen Adams, Noun
i tainser aud Lsrixxly Bear Hunter of California.
jack in the lufecastic; or, Incidents ia the early
lie of Harrison Martinyale.
The hangnoo Hunter or, Adventures in the
Bush.
Adss Htares and Discoveries.
Life aud Religion vi tbs lt,ndoos, with sket oh
of my Lila and Experience, by Jogu.h Chuldsr
dsngooiy.
Little W Little; or, The Cruise Of the Flykwsys
A Story for Little Folks.
Little songs for LATHE People.
For sale by
M. w. W.WESTCOTT,
noy29-d Main-st., "a door from 4th.
III WHEAT,
OATS and
CONN
bought for CASH by
/ lyllAAw W. ". AUSTIN i co.
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y = = ~ = = q !
SEVEN YEARS.
YsHF Seven Years Of unriyAlsd success attend
L ing the
Cosmopolitan Art Association,

Have N ade ii a household word throughout every
quarter OF the country.
Under the auspices of this popular Institution,
oyes rHrEg HUNDRED THOUSAND NON - have le2rnei
to aIpreciate-by beautiful works If art on thcr
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