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EoHTE& ED HuGG&s# Of TAM -
CosMOPuETTAEAR r ASSOCIATION
Fsen an negsisas u Ne CeuntEy sab~
asxsasss Is tAas psYaaaR ARt AnsGaeatiotAgs
Raasw n ~ wixsA ysAg9 aFs SEEING reserved
e . ratio wnpsTaaasasd vita saaa DC asy
- ksy psraOa sAa heeaze : aaabsr
Nv sdAsnsA Sam& &as walsh Will Susaais aasa %
R.a.-swas Rsaasssaa Steal EagTaEimgs
s4xha waas6aF aaa bis ETiemds. .. 7z-
- essy o. aAs ssagaatay Illustrated
- ! psps aSaaae Aaxnaasaoa 10 the
G.gIe<gaa. gag ssoaAway, New York
=" - Il yshieh, oveg foug hanaTsd
wnfssaagge w egAn q Art sRs given 80 ssss-
- - pTsuaamaas. comprising Gao .
d ls,sssssa EegsIukaapas, Outlines, &e.s ~
Fhs 49, 81 msTsssa and FoEsiga Artists
N - sssgS Enezmsinx, which every ans-
neTssaE ali Feesfsa fmmsaEassly gu rscasks
81 szbseflpksoa. satitlea -..
sssa8AkxPEAR AND HIS FRIENDS. /"
i a = ssaasssasg - stss uaaaall ksa pasas;;
TTra - sassmRaekioa- Ne work Of equal
vaIae vas sEsr hagess placed wisnla reasa
az Is meaaIs II saeh : pEics. he Ia
,grxglnS Il u very lasgs stzas being PFiaxsa
Ga keary plase papes 30 by - inches na-
Arfssr : Hs5sa mulgyar6 egnamank auia2bte Ter
die walls q uiaAar ths hhEaxEs paEiog Of
ii eaa H. ssaG To aay part Of the soaatTy
hv maiA with ma4ekYs haiHs packed q
eytindsxs puskazs prepaid.
Tnknk e Ell Such work delivered frss
Of ehasge, aad the Art Journal @ae gear,
khTsa Aall&Ka.
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aWgmxgYss SAFE

~ virtaa 0g an Kxeczztaop % rs asraEs&a
tgoa the aaaee Of she Dlsrk Of the District
C@art OF Marion County, Iowa. I shall
proceed to sell on Saturday the 18th dag
If November a. ID. 1859, between ths
hoass Of 10 sseBeek A. q and osesoek
P. N. al said dag, Ia treat ~ ths Caansy
Traasarerss Of1scs In tha City Is Ceancll
EEaffs, the Following deserted Real Estate
az 1aha Rmask, te~vstt:
N. ar. a ssar CSC Is and v haM q
" &C Of eco III town 70 range ~.
T2kan - tha PfspaTsy & 5oan Aouzaaa
60 satisfy kwa aEasuk5ona Ia favor u
Tohn Haakay. q. Il, CRAIG, ShsviM
October 26th 1853. Az
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4. c. MUTT. - g. TkITLl
IA. ANDEEwss8in&
MERCHANTS ExcAAaaF aANk.
OF svr--
H. a.. NETT l. co,

goUEcrE HLuFTAs ..'.ss-." $500 10 VA.
az --a~= 81 A%s@
AgONE YS received on deposit, payaels
III Cd demand Of atsPseiasddase, With oE
sishoas tntsFsst, 80 per agEes8neas With
aegsBalipEas F"'tlt
We draw direct ca New York, Boatoa,
PHILADELPHIA, Detroit and Chicago, and
have aIss paxfectge aA aFF@ag emsnk BY
whigk ws Issue saTRfta and letters OF credit
on sha pFiscipai bamkaETia a6e hHRdEea
ard liEfy-sevsa eities Of Europe
CalIsekiens mass In Western Iowa and
Eastafm EmhEaskR, tree Of charge, and re-
mlttaA aa guTrsnt rates Of exchange
We re&aivs orders to bay end sell on
eomazisaion real sssaSs in Iowa and Ne
hraakR. S"@ Fa4 Fys
lmvust nossy fer capitalize, apd buy and
sell Land w arr8atB al euTEent ratea. ..
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STEAM FERRY BOAT
za rs- mKxwRKM .
Csuneil BIuffs and Omaha City.

swzmmum - Tne Ue0nel BaWaaa q Me-
- braska FaTrv CcHap@nE ass
= BhAppy to LnEern ths pahtS
chat Eks ferFytng seaaon has eoaansaeeds
AnA that the aas and eenaasdieu@ aSaAnR
Ferry Beat Ea aSsiss
Nebraska N@s 1 4
In Row FaAning hsswssa cUuBsl 6sasaa
and omaha City. 4 vs-,..ssss a..a- YES
Or Ferry Boat IL one Of the nnsst, las-
Ksst, and anIy safe and rsIiaSls bea9 % ne
Upper Missouri river, and aa this Ii the
oaly plaes where de pabRs can eToss 1t
ali atagsa Of the watags zee wemAd nagaas
the uuhliE aaa emigTati0n 10 come thtH
rsuts, and we wiz cross you withonf dsiay,
ssEhsf In hIgh o. Iow water, as shAa y Ehs
aniy place wheee aAg er@ssiag eoNsa -
done daring tbs AigA water tbs spganss re-
pae faundrsd mliss up or down ne fEvsx.
Tx&s'og rannaHg, sTuza saaeass taaa a&EE.
Rsfsssness --shs travelling samazHnas F
gsnsraIly. -.s-.. apgSs-otn
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4WHR wubseesbag w0aIA respectfully ~
uaunea 10 me a1si8Am a. RoAtAwAgSa-
rs md ~ @Asnaaamg &amakaass Alz&k ha -
sggsenaA - axssnsIw9 Pine LaassheE Xaxas =
k1eszaesI ~. azs u fA RE azpt sf Esas.
49, ~ sAfHY. ~ ssiaA keep esas -
49, 3 - ; sa& @s1a - 8ARkad maaEA 81
MxM@ 1afMg - -
Msnm 10 lmeh q ImeAsas alses plss askalss
40 mugksd M0o*EmEs Pine sazlnkaa 80 q s.
a 10, hslMass a69fa, &c. ID - aAAAeh ! -
Ali sps# GO aaaS4
ggE.LsER a BKNMs
aas IA asaa "
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
NuOKo Oils 4 co,


GleaweeA, Iowa.
- Would cal the attsntisaos
TIE people . Miils and adj
Dsnang a0aA les to tha factA
shsk shsg bare senElstsd thar aew -
house and hays just isesiVsd and OPENED 60
of tbs largest and most varied asaortr.~-S4
Of nsw geedss sgaK bFet to western Io~" ~'
Oar aseaTsmsnS of Dry Coos, both ,s
AneE ieaa and forsign manufacture ars /.
eomplets as VIII be found In the wsstsrs
e0sakry.
amSageaE 0Feesrfss may be found
% hdd. ~. O. Sugar,
6ClAFt6sd, Dc
90 sack RIo Coffee,
, 80 chests Tea, assorted,
400 Q, 4 q Ib beKsd Tea.
30o saska G. a. Salt,
LOO barrels ks, do
200 sacks Dairy az
a5 90 barrels Mofazssa,
2ohF ds Syrup,
LOO Bsdsstsaas, all patterns.
Bwreas, subboards, tia safes chairs, Iogs
gss, mattresses, stands, Ac,, sc.
100 Geek and beating stoves, all pattern.
and aixss. & s<%f
loo kegs H8ails, assorted.
Doors, wandoW-sssh, blinds, Paiats oil.
B D rs AND SH0Es.
We have sixty eases, all sorts and mi.
tssns. And every tAlng else that nav b.
E1and EaateraskhI side of 81 Louis. Or
ksayy loss By kFs aAsssths failure Of 10
manY hasE - keeses shrDsg hoat the states.
have shown TO as the necessity Of doinr a
gar dawn haslnass. Therefore, We have
adopted the pay down Business, and by this
means we hope 10 afer sash Inducements to
thssa that wfsh 30 pay down for goods, that
they viii surely purchase.
By doing this kiAa Of business, We are
not mnkiestt0 loss, by Bad ashts and otbsr
Leases. which surely fellows after eFsditiHg.
We do not pretend TO say as Nebraska City
and Omaha City does, that ours Is THE Plaes
10 sasssf ysaT mssHey, but ws do say we will
give yUu more goods for your noRsy3 THAI
any other house west Of St. L0nia.
/ Cali and sxAmiae-h0 eToakla to show
goodS. RamambeF the sign Of ths Chap
Caah Stars, GlanwOod, Iswa.
- va bag AEy hiasss' fars, pslsgiss,
b@SFn, wheat, seks, baEsn p0sky wax talisw
~. - ~ hlgh CT prices.
IaIY vi. 1885 - s.- y5a2IH
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iGE0. o. EAKRE g. CO.,
REAL ESTATE BRtlK ERS,

GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
GsSnasad, Eassa, amd PastesmsRaA hebFaska.
YKTTLEs pgonptly attend 10 I4mma Agaasias,
wv makiAg eoIleskinnss invsmin9 monay,
loeaGlng and selling iaad warrants, paying
taxes, baying aad seliiRg city pgag@sys snd
all oahsr huHiusas psstaing 20 sheir profess.
Ton Ia Western TeRa ana Nebraska
- Letters Of iaqairy pEOmpkly answer.
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sar Nes.

Ali saxssss kagsEiag thams andsos
"A q sse siEhsg BY Feta 81 Book AseoAaatf
VIA paaaea sessas ag imasdaatssy asa saa .
gesss. -.
go ali p@xseae Aasing ssaiGA Against
"a III asxsasas khAm gos izzaasasake pay
- - w.. c.. ANnMNH
ns,saslH Dsaass Jug - 1853. Y
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Ga&&@@S 49, GSksa - @4&&28A &St9B oo"SA~
rFrom the Trey, N, I'd Tines
THE RusA.--Y emssrday mere th2a t&ea
~ ladies' aYsi&sd Or. Gaiatia B. Saith, At
ina Trey Haaa@r-~soaa r0mia@ nFe to Tea
miles; suffering frUm AsEhanA, Nervous
paEnm, Rhsumatlmm aad k@nsrai dsTaags-
msat. Ths Electric 0il@ Is already nan
fastingita spothing, kxaaqailtzlng and Cd
rativs powers upon The afsistsd u Ireg
and vicinity. Call early. 90
WIKI n srarxK ~ p--Yss, . PIN ne
and ineipFuHt gathering which fer q tine
appears on the sarfaes aud By a tgialng
change In the absokhents il taksn ap aad
carried "a aaasau@al Nm sExs asa1Ioa sss&Eikss
lMB s-...-.s
Jask 80 does Ehis EgsnainsJ I'll set % ID.
q sna rs y q zgaes AllaaAs baknN ~
- IT cuREs-it IL NILD--tk does
NO ARM-TT CAN DO NO HARM.
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Maa@RgN eeB ;


To Thon&s II. Beatoa, Jr., Mary Jane
Gray sna Elizabeth GrayskE -sar#
You axa each u you are hereby notified
that Tiers 10 .HoS Oh die Ia tbs uf8sea Of the
Clerk Of shs District Court In Pettawat~
tamIs county, Iowa, petition Of Rufus
BsalI, claiming the fOFeeGosurs of mort
gage. and that unIsss yea appaME aad Ass-
axssx shAgwso "a o. before thwatxsh day Of
Fehrasxy 1850, jaagaeRk will De Tandsfsd
against yeu thereoas aeesFdlaE 20 the pray
sY 81 said yStitiUn against Yrn.
(slxneAi ETLsAS W00D@0N,
a aAerr.ass Erar pfa I.sa a
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eswmGz& @gs@mRss secs '%~es @Es. s"s*s Esq sssse
sss.s spsskggfhss vpssgkas 9sspessa aliy inacFm
a. sEssssas ii wessasn ipsRR SD NshF4s-
- fhSf d hAB upeMea d 6sss eaass Aind-
~ aTaa ono unav aa4 ever establishes iR
fksa msa.tisn al Ehe eaaairY. ] ga new
T,rsssa Ssea 30 d an kaaas 81 work, pesEaas
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TasNva kaaEs aay cold oak my eHsfEN szsek
~ 'esraeaRasa asd provfszoas TO aaessEs.
- ksans, 80 esssagsslly rseoaa pEssnd
60 4, q III ksaaa&s aad mseusnegs
' - y 7 w. G. ANDRUS
gssanaeu NgnaA. gasy 60, 1893.
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80 &c,


DLAV n M4M A~A = e = y
naanagas Il whssaaAls nsAless
a maAn Street. D. Lasas. Ma.
yyavs nexv In ssas@ q aasga sA@ek &C fhsas
sysIwAwweN@ 6smssa Con -asaAa @gwss . sSewans
eorsshsr vita o aaak wssassy . saas ssoss y
- IN A. gxamaan @ aAa " sNsaEA xaSse
pnrehmssss sill aawMysa saaA #sfA 70 ssi I,
lmrgask aaoek IN tbs Mesk. oEasFs snAss
raasass susaaaa akEsasi0n. -, "a
a. III fgse. sn
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u d impossible 10 eoREsy ~ adequate
idsa o. Gle 4znsaafsss coed Row hgiHg eea>
by DIR. smith's sEsseRrtc o. al Phtladel"
paaia. 1t Ia impoEtaat 10 place 1t 10 tAs
hands Of all medical ash as aeon as7nsy
be, to amNN paim 6Ad baass ssg, q all Eassg
q aceldenfs, &c Fothiag has sSsE done
wkAt this srtiels Ii doingin the sagAs tine.
Sass~aGsss WsAasgfaI OHrss--Jgas Oh
h. RHEEADELRzkAssn ns O. SO.
DIT. Smith--I vas suffering intensely
gFam iEsegsal psaAss wa@ RaFaa ~ by TIVE
pAzyBlcians; 9as adgtasA 10 try Dr.. Smiths
Electric 0iisAy imiessiua&s q TIE hrst lP-
bIiCakiaa relieved the paid, and after foar
an LsaAisasns ss.aa. .agsEsasAsz mEsrsH
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STATE OF pWA !

Pottawattaaais County.
AZ he august Term, q %. 1874 Of shs
District Courf, III AID spg saIa sogspsy. ssF4
vies By eahiIcatioa. LaS gbe TsFss sneY ct
the said suit. was ofdssea npoR MARY
Iahs and Elizabaen GfATs fasgep.lantss Ii
ghe kb0vs aakiEled Eaass, thsrsRsFe orEsF
.the above natiea 10 nshuhlIshsd for four
wsaka eouseeutively ia yha . Cenaei Bluas
sagie.s &. p. KEELUSE
Clerk Of sslA Gpurt.
By q 2. BuaDfexs DsPasy
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MOORE O. CH4ARR,
B "A N K z r 8
ABB g

mpUx cFYY.ssssssssH ssSs ssSFSs SEES IOWA.
nILLsS Of Exchange On ait oar Eah8era
III and Southern cities bought ed sold,
Money loaned on real and Personal seen.
rity. s.---
ColIeesioaa maas Ia western iowa and
"a sksgn Nebraska, aud pgonplt y TsTaiftel
% zhy pxfS Sf the United skatea, at the cur
rsst ratsa OF exchange.
L,and warrants bought aAa sold, and To-
s1ked On time also sold aAG located On
tEss foE distant dealers. "a
Farming lands and Town property bought
and sold o. commission. p
, Taxes paid Cor noE-Fss}dsuts.
Interest paid on ali depoaits ma&a eos
stxes mouths or over, at tie rata Of sss pei
Ga5sS. per annam
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Pure, Fresh q GsemuAme,

Particular atteatiUn paid 10 ~ tina
90 Physicians orders and prspcrfphG q.
- FsmiIy compounds aAa pFspafa~
ticna IL ell kiz. q. $50
Merchants and okhars Whaling articles
In oar line are respectfully Envltsd To give
10 call, as we purchase on tsgns whlea
eaa blss as to ssII at greatly Tsduesa prices.
May z6-l85S sufa %ss% II
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E@4&AA&A @% 4A.
Mnsse. law buaAs, asd HswspaP ass on
houAw &C any kind, God ~ 1884, hoaaA y
rebossaA In TIA meet approved styisss On
RhawS n0kieas at ASw PKaEas go. - -,
Old aanlsy nEbasa Tsbsssna sssaS 10 look
"N''' - = wM. y. KETRR
49, III lsss E .ss1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-24

A MORAL war ABOUT "ToMxY" Great oaks,
they say, from little acorns grow, and we are all
aware that the most serious political and social
complications arise from sources of apparent in
significance. OF such character is the war now
going on between the hypocrites of the daily
press as to the amorous adventures of the erSant
gate Of the Japanese Embassy, the redoubtable
Tommy" He is made By khe journalistic
Mawworms the text whereon TO hang certain
homilies of a character which would have de-
lighted the heart Of Tartufe himself. The
young and volatile Japanese boy Is pushed for
ward az blind behind which the "unco guide"
journals intend to fight out their relative claims
to sanctimoniousness. 1t Is very pretty quar-
rel as it stands. Let us see how it comes out.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-24
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
Failure Of the Post Office Def
cienoy Bib.
Prospect Of m Extra Session Of
Congress.
VETO OF THE HOMESTEAD BILL.
The Veto Sustained by the
Senate.
THE PACIFIC MAIL SERVICE,
&C., &c., SC.
Our Special Washington Despatch.

Our Special Washington Despatch.
WASHINGTON, June %, 1880
pnKAr oFFIcx DEFICIENCY BILL
The Pest Office Deficiency bill has failed in the Senate
night that body reconsidered the vote whereby re-
stored the mail service last night The question
ing upon concurring with the House the same amend
ment the Senate concurred and the bal defeated
The Deficiency bill contains about thirteen millions OF
money and contains many important provisions that
1t u believed the President will reassemble Congress TO
consider II.
VETO OF THE HOMESTEAD BILL
The Of the Homestead bill today surprised every
one inasmuch the bill is substantially the original
ed in the by Mr. Johnson Of Tennessee, who
piled TO the Presidents objections in severe terms.
THE APPROPRIATION
The Civil Appropriation BILL containing the amendment
making Capt Meigs Superintendent of the water works,
will not be vetoed but Is said, the President will sign
the bill and return it with his protest against the right
the House to take subordinate officer Of the ranks Of
the army place him out Of reach Of his commander
In chef in violation Of the regulations Of the army Ru
says the President will Megs to be ordered
military duty and the Secretary Of War will proceed as
before complete the works in defiance Of the
Of Congress, which Is believed to be unconstitutional
PRINTING BUREAU.
The bill TO create printing establishment has been
signed by the President but 1t is said he will Mr.
Hart the present Superintendent Of Public Printing who
is designated one Of the parties to purchase a
building and material fearing that Mr. Hart would give
the preference In the purchase TO Mr. Wendell The only
This is that Mr. Wendell does at present
any establishment here The property formerly owned
by Wendell Is in possession Of Mcssrs. IArcombe &
English. Besides, Mr.. Hart cannot make any purchase
without the sanction OF the printing committees OF the
wo houses.
RouTx BILL
generally conceded tina. the Post Route bill, which
loaded down with jobs, will be allowed pass
present FORM and there will not be time Monday to
modify II.
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will be reduced to the condition of poor Pierce,
and in the next succeeding election his party
will be swept away. Then these scandalous
party Conventions will cease to divide and
wrangle over the spoils and plumber, for the
blows which these corrupt assemblages have
received at Chicago and at Baltimore will be
the death of the whole system. .
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from the encroachmeuts OF Romanism' emblazonel
their banners and the Chicago division as dngnmou
cine w a, .sS ana twenty years
probation for the Irish and Germans" The one esso
rioas would place above the Irish and Germans e. -
do at this day In Massachusetts,, socially and
the ebon shinned tat nosed woody headed Niger sae
other If successful would drive them altogether ouk u
kened these two armies 10 the beiIgerent clans ths
sometimes have fight at fair the Old Country. At
they CO. pell nell; but the moment the Pceers ccs.s
in sight they spontaneously strike a truce, JON
hands, and lam their common enemy, the Peelers.
anh 0e their o Sc VII be- sd tSs W.
the black republicans and Americans they may nghs
they please for the loaves and fishes but the moment
the Catholic adopted citizen prefers his claims
their forces, and by combined Assault teach him Is
ton than the national democrats party Tor their n6erss
and rights. Mr. Barr then after deprecasng tho dAs-
az "ssruus Providence would hsrmoo.s md unite -
two conventions shortly 70 meet aured end begged BIZ
Catholic and adopted fellow citizens to grd up their os
buckle their for the appreaoh confess,
and be prepared TO lend their best energies 70 The s
Of the principles and that will have the broad -
Mr. closed with proper rebuke TO southern denocsass
representatives for their efforts 70 ALLEVIATE this ons q
0 Nv. y s1d sSs Sp@s s a.
manded that Mr.. Garnett's Americantsn should have
been refued and denounced before this by some member
The speech, Of which the foregoing the substance
we learn be largely circulated especially IN the Nsrh
and West by the national democratic committee.
THH PACIFIC skAvICE.
Mr. SsRnAN, in response TO the recommendation In ~
ircs:dens messsgs asked Leave 70 introduce On =: a.
mails between New York and San Francisco Panama,
70 lle end OF the next session.
Mr. CURTIS, (rep) OF Iowa, and others objected.
Mr. BLAIR, (rep) OF Mo-, spoke against the ocean
vice. The mails could be carried overland daily fog
$500 900 per annum
Mr.. CLARK, "a. L. dem.) Of N. Y, made exp'aaa-
tiou.
This Mr.. SIBERIAN said satisfied him that tho bin wa
cvupJic tba Tla
bill, which
Mr.. wNNow, (dem.) Of N. c., adopted, and moved .
suspension of the rules to enable him 70 introduce IT,
Disagreed to-66 against e.
Adjourned till Monday at nine O'Clock.
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commercial greatness, and IL will win for us pre-
eminenoe in art if our sculptors and painters
only continue to follow the bent of their natu-
raj genius and refrain from imitation
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sengers and 1913 40 in specie. The vigo also
sailed yesterday for Liverpool with 1856 passengers
and 1897 1897 in specie.
The cotton market continued dull and sales were limit
ed TO 200 800 bales at unchanged prices We stu
quote middng uplands at about loc 10'c There was
hardly enough doing, however to give lair basis Tor
quotations and the week through has been among tho
dulest of the Both buyers and sellers seemed
disposed TO hold off for later foreign adyces Should the
weather become favorable 10 the crops In Eng
land with less arprehcnsons of political disturbances
growing out OF Italian affairs it is supposed that some
reaction will be realized. The China war, even II
protracted, by being confined to only portion OF
the coast, is not expected to produce any serious
disturbance In the trade. Flour was firm yesterday,
and in good demand but less active Wheat was in good
request but somewhat less buoyant for the common
grades the sales embraced parcels for both milling ana
EXPORT Corn was better with good demand and toe-
rsby free sales. Pork frmer, with sales OF new
mess at SIS 81 SIS so, and Of prime al si3 VIZ
Sugars steady with sales Of 200 hhds al steady
prices Coffee Arm, with limited sales Oh MO ana
Iagmyra Freight engagements steady; among the
shipments to Liverpool IS 900 bushels wheat, IN
bulk at I'D and 900 bbls -four at Is 3D. Is l0Hd,
with some lots reported Is, and 1000 boxes cheese,
by steamer at 5Os and to London 5000 bbs aour at
2s Cd.
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FOREIGN ArPEEcATIoS OF AMERICAN Arr
1t il gratifying to find that our school of land
scape painting-which we have always con-
tended had q marked individuality-is begin
ming 10 be properly appreciated abroad. The
knowledge that foreign connoisseurs possessed
Of American works was extremely limited until
the success that attended the sohibition of
Church's Heart Of the Andes" In London, at
tracted general attention to their merits and
induced other artists TO send pictures there.
The part taken by the English press in encou-
raging this movement is exceedingly creditable
to their candor and discrimination. One of the
wsrmcst, but at the same time justest, criticisms
Of Mr.. Church's great work was that which APP
pcared in the London Times. II recognized the
distinctive superiority Of our landscape paint
ers over those Of the English and continental
schools In those features which contribute most
to the formation OF true and natural style, and
II at the same time admitted the great advance
they had made in technical excellence In
recent criticism on Mr.. Cropscy's
large landscape, Autumn on the Hud-
son." we find the London AReno,un
re-echoing these opinions In more qualified
but scarcely lees aattering terms. After stating
that the scenery is so vigorously rendered that
English artists who are timid about painting up
TO the tint Of nature, even in these pre-Rsphael-
lite days, might well take hint from Mr.. Crop
sey's practice, 1t pays American art this hand
some tribute:-"It Is fine and promising sign
Of the hcslthiuess Of young school like that
of the United States. that while II cannot be de-
MED that painters are little coarse In dealing
with color, they persistently aim at rendering
Nature herself n a manly, Straightforward way,
and have completely ignored the ridiculous
whims Of the old masters Of landscape art
men who may be said to have been afraid of
their own color boxes"
This Is forcibly expressed; but the English
critic might have added TO the effect of the COM
plimcnt by explaining the cause Of this distinc-
tive excellence Of our school. II is because
In art, as in literature, politics, religion and
everything else, the American mind is pro-
grcssive, and refuses TO be trsmmellcd by sys-
tens end preoedents. Il Is this independence
Of character which has given rs politics, and
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