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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-27
FIRST CLASS.
Barge Gipfy. No competitor.


Barge Gipsy. No competitor
CLASS
Six Dared outrgeer barge Lucfer. University Club.
Il Intrepid :. Ex :esor Cub.
q" 4" ATLANTA. keystone Club.
Six cared mot ourigger) Cygnet Quaker City Club
I-is,. =. .. Bachelor Club.
" Whisper Independent Club.
The start from "Turte RICK" AROUND sake boat
three hundred feet above Columbia bridge, and return
tistaDce fraction over three mica
The prizes awarded as foilowsFirst classBargo
Cipsey Ono competitor; time not given Second csss-
Barge Aaisnti, Zine, uoeeen minutes and thirteen go
Third Glass; Barge tis time. twenty two minutes
and TWO seconds Ihe lcofer went next the sail
ing ground twenty two nfnuee, the intrepid ia
twenty minutes thirty seconds Tue Cygnes Of tho third
class, maize the zine in twenty three minutes.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
Arrived.

n N ..a..,.hin Ini,oi. ueGoxsr lsapv.n ratb in,t
csra isn0n s ,so.sn and na,. TO- " R.v
mora =, "' N'"''1A = % "A' '''"'' '' f-'' " '
SIs,r,b,, rp,nir. C,.v Griffin New Orleans Ian % and
s.Si ~, Ts III ~ % 1 ~ rs 3 ~ vnis.. H.v,n. eb in..
and Ns...n IA md.s and ua., 10 y Cunard
sbin Hot,pnI Poter Shsn.h.e Oct s passed Anser Nov
"A .re ~ ooa pon. Dec IA crossed the Eousor AZ.
"a ~. ., weC,.9v Wi,n,, Nov ia In The strs,s Of C,.s
"a, not sSo Estb.Y NAV OF and for Boston from Msus So
AI.ncs ,ssrin. De-. t 81 II A. Ion 81 SI e. sisusl,d
n, .bir Re,s.moere stseyn, w DEE Isl Is rs IS ION 20
IS e s,nssd an Am ship showing third dist pennsn, No. $40
.s, al. fro, Romh.v r., NJ Oylasn. 81 day. ON,
MysT "s from IRON cs St Ses az, sy.n %, Saf
I - oE EH and .Sp G, SoSnd D615.ry With
toni nom boidesA iot rev ioh NOV o. hsnich ooAAef
s.s' AZ, oi oeimsny, oied A. q, =, -.
w. Frost Has experienced very heavy westerly gales ssi.
sreed In sail: and sgfte was d,y' % the bsnsa jan ~
Dimitri Parcin. Of Greese fell from 'r-toPsaAnt yard on
shp oiis.t Hh Liverpool md'e and pass. to spoa'rd
iStoH sac 49, 70 ch.,, London nd.s and n.., ,orr
ssp SAe1 nom LII .s i Ii w. W,sas ~ oe ., s L piI
psh os~p' Snse, no ". " - "a 80 neynos
~ - rG & t - e, ~, u, y, W yor. - ~ I.n -, ~ !,
Sp - 81 was IN company "ms eara h1sssr 81 S from Ri1 tas
fnntSeiPns y.n ~ 70 w. ioh' 0o ~ III company WIN
bMh koHa Rogers nueno' Ayfs' No' 10 mose 70 recA
Cbsrer. o.. p-.,,.
% a Fr,, Bn, s.sa sa ' s.s ana a ss
Ga 81 ybeS W.. d..s e.Im OF the CSe.spes o' 'Ae
Bart a.pnsh Tbor,oS rsrr ID asy, a,s 70
..,r "''""" i"''"'' A'i'' '""' ~ 1~''' NN''' ~
Rat Mari. Iof B.,,ro,s, Job,.on Rio Grand. rec ,nas
20 20 DsmIs's pc ' l' d" D. Ion b. "shAea sap
.hsmpiaIn 'Isuns D. o. W. p,, n so Il. l..
, Biis Wm "hson, Lee Cindad Bolivar Dec. -, mose 70
hnbtek x Co Jan 20, q, I'oa IN whne yns too on the
Light ship waiting Tor pot weather tnick discovered v9s
OF h-i as~se cMyn away our VIII every ming ~
seb.d close ., the dses stove 1a ss.
and fore yd and lib boom n the COP and did m"ch She
M res ~ IN contact soa wa was me, 70. AN o% s.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
pas.eupers Arrived

In ne .seam,iip Liaois FROM Asptn 1aU-Fron CALIFORNIA;
Me,sr, j. Block, $. NJ Locke B. Mott ~, hey"s,a;
vile srd infant M McNaty and servant EW stanton ana
sop iJas Buchanan Jr Lieut. Harr.son, Mo bdwe j. w
Brj,ss erd wie Mrs P. T. southworh, s 8 Bronson w
Johr,on w s Bachmsn. II. r. Pierce, J. Eppineer, D.
MAYER and wife w NeShs, H. Dorner wife and emu
dren j. Coren J. 7. Beatty. Price, NJ Greeneaam MS,
Chche.er and child, P. Kirby, wife aud infant Secon
and wife Lieut. Sanders Mrs. Bersnt and child w Meyer
and wife, J. w. Lester, NJ. Kuowlton, w: A. RAIDER Mrs
Grab.m Ms Reynoli, w. h. Barclay, NJ. Moore X. w.
W,nsn from Acapulco Naptba T. L. Dennis t. C. Shell
tor R Rogers T. \. Wood, J. Barker Whitman, D. X
Pollock @ CoryelI Mrs Ames and child, NJ Levine Chss
rp,laId C. E. B. Coffo, Levin O. Wilcox, H. s. Stone, g.
w Faller h. NJ, and 40 in steerase From Aspinwa Dr.
Caldwell II. b Sais w. II. Hogan, Mumlock, kraft,
w Joacbinsou p. Adebers. B. J. Dor.ey Capt: II Rau-
dali Cap. J. NJ Dor, L. q Hunres'. J. Swizer W. 6oser,
steersse. - ~
In The ,sdm.iip Ka,nak, f,Om Harana and Na''da-Mr
Meiss and sou Reid E. w Palmer and lady Capt Tooth
scker j. R. Besdsey.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

LOTTERIES IN Observation-Disclosures was re-
cevee in this city yesterday by elegraphic dispatch
from Baltimore, that the State of Delaware has granted
the privilege of carrying lottery enterprises TO the
6rm of France, Brosdbsnt e. Co. Of that city, for
term of twenty years in consideration of s7JOoOo, or
337 500 per annum. The amount is to besppropna'ed
for educational purposes and the budng of railroads.
The finn of Wood, Eddy g. Co., Of this city were un
succesu competitors for that grant, and the loss they
sustain from failing to obtain it is said to be very
heavy The lottery of the city me; last evening
on the corner Of Grand street and Broadway and had
q grand iub.lse in honor Of the decision.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

n. yxyosrs fer he vesh ssve heen 81 eo hsha sod S
,s,.l :, .ots 20 Ssss Ss0s hs port ~ o.
i,s. ,af ar 81 coFyEk-aeoests for ne W
y.sr ,,ocs in p Gee bags .saia - So az ZANE .ae Az
y,.r FRrtcsrs Cotton 20 Boston ID on sue1 70 WV
IA per,iou q he drs.eh embracing the above vas Gun
:ha: The rark=t rrpor: is not qlI'
fall 30 usu.l "A r.. .,,.x,,.
CrseIySAri jan ss-fLouR firm ~ 20 - ot s"pr'nn-
,sy ,sx.nr,s 10 & i'm eood deus snd PoRg gni-t s.
,s hYy.Ts hdut bach Bu MEArs dull st 6i foI shooa d.
sue Sic. sd-.1eodes .ilns 'eueh oA'o> "
7aer LlRp dull q: lie no bnvrrt =, "A.
aosuE jan q -cor1oS: unchanged; sales to-day 30"
bales MidaliBs. He =.
Nr1 OELE,Ss jar. T-CorroS uneh,rsea n price sales
,ossy q SEQ bales. CoRS hrm a. 80, Mess FoSk
bvovs,s, :, SIG WHISKY 2i!c Other articles unchanged
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
FRIDAY, Jan. 2S-P. ".

Fcsa FRIDAY, Jan. 2S-P. ".
There was some Eresplarity at the Stock Board
this morning bu. the tendency of the general market
was downward although less marked than yesterday.
Some Of the leading stocks were an~cksd with con
siderable sigor BY the bears who were encouraged by
the rcrsssed activity yesterday in the money market
and somewhat BY the depressing tendency Of the Nn
pleasant weather; bat the effect produced by their
efforts yes not important In the present state os the
stock movement moderate decline invariably brings
in buyer which prevents any continued fail of market
values. 1t will have been remarked that for several
months past the upward and downward movement Of
quotations has bsenconfned very tmitedrsnge.
There has been no important disturbing element and
o,e,a.ss either for the se or fall have been cousnt
10 tais Rnai profits, the fell Of one day bringing 10
buyers and the rise Of the next bringing in sellers.
Asa tAis . nearly siwsys the Characteristic
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
Prnts.

Tie sales Of Madders, with coed designs and color
pgs have been quite large for the of the year
Tie ,ale for other styles has been Enitad although
there is great variety and beautiful patterns. The
high price Of Printing Cloths makes il probable tha.
AZ advance will be required by the pnnter in order
to seouIe satisfactory result. The ides of producing
superior article, with al the bssuty Of design and
in imitation of the fancy silks prevails to extent be-
fre unknown, and vii Probab prove p-oftabls de
pariuent, inasmach as the taste displayed makes the
fabric mere eesirsbe n an the cheaper De Lines.
Cotton JeaHs.
Heavy orders ior These goods Tom the furnishing
bousss have been received daring tie month, ard .
fsr demard viii ccrtirue .hruugh he 9sscr.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

FRr IN WASHINGTON srREET.-At G. o'clock last
aight, fire occurred in the smokehouse attached 70
the provision packing establishment No. sos Washing
ton street occupied by Patterson, Knapp & Co. Tne
stock of meat, &c, in the smoke-house was damaged
shout 81 200. Iosured for 5000 on the whole stock
IN the Metropolitan, Commonwealth, Mercantile, Jei-
sey City, St. Nicholas, Resoute, American aud Fire
mems Fund Insurance Companies. The building was
but slightly damaged and is insured for OOo in the
Merchants Insurance Company. The fire was occa-
sonsd by fat falling upon the fire used for smok-
ipg the meat.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
Disaate1a. kc.

MosLE Jan On the Eisht Of the 9th sbou. u O'Clock
the re dsck Of he eip Wm Woodbury. In Mobile
Bay dicovered 70 BE r. Tie crew win he asa
Of sir he hos- scc@ed out
the burning ~ about 30 baleG See cleared yesterday 10
Ha-r- With 5,I0l bsies Of cotton.
Tne ship SoG,n Carroll hss gone 70 pieces.
IBy l--~r n rliwoS3 Wster ss1 Sec Board Usdeyw'n
Tho bars srIn-tss bs.e- the ira inst. sssore az Long
BIanes snrE .pd s 5ave Eose Der ssssnce
bosroy, J.n a. fA- shio aocss, from Ns~ Orleans fof
Boston sTret Cobsss: ck ts norcins, and q As &C
counts III ~ ~st~r A,isLoe ~ esea 81 4 70 nsi os
r. blIl- Fenrsb1nk 10 1851 sN tans rsses " ana
oSs0c l8y Telegraph
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK ........Jsn. %.
Cleared.

Cleared.
se.m,hp- City OF Washington tBrl Petrs Liverpool O.
Dale.
Ships Charles and Jane. Bowler New Orleans N H. Brig
ham; Eastern State, Riloum, Sbanghoe, -.
B.Ik-J. w. Paige, Jones, MoDrovs, Benner K Deake.
Bnss-Mara HomsT, Wilmington, master; Rush, Plummer
Gibraltar, Giro Francis Mary Lucreta Gibbs Mobile -
John Freeman, Crowell New. Orleans, N II. Brigham.
Schooner Waichman. Benjamin, Providence, j B. Ed
wards H. Jsypes Adrch Charleston, Van Brunt saght;
MargaIe, Ann Rbn. Philadelphia j. W. Mckee Medium
(Br E.ephon, Portsu Platte, Thos Winnie Co. Adeis
Kelly Kelly Lsgnayra H. Underwood; Village Queen, Hay
kins, Apslschicos Osk'y Heating
sloop-J. A. Smith, Ryan Bridgeport, J. b Edwards.
Steamer Kennebec, Hand, Pnilsdelphs, \. Perkins
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

COLLISION ON THE NORTH RIVER. - About A.
o'clock yesterday afternoon, during the fog the tug
boat Sarah f. Brown came in collision with the Jersey
City fsnyb Gregory, carrying away forward rails,
and about fourteen feet of the ladies' cabin.
The brig Wm. Wilson was run INTO OIL the Light
ship yesterday, in fog, by the ship Orient. The
Wilson was badly cut up, and made much wafer. Botn
vessels have since arrived in port.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

PREPARATIONS FOR WhsHsGTos BIRTHDAY.-The
Senior Veteran Corps of the War Of 1912 held spe-
cs meeting sst evening at the Mercer House, corner
q Broome and Mercer Streets for the purpose OF .k
hg arrangements TO celebrate Wsshnston's Birthday,
February ~. Several Committees were appointed TO
tale the matter in hand which report next Frdsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
aiarLr,.......Repor,d6v 6v ysles,ap.

NswosiLANs Jan 2f-0iTs, Sc. Wa'sAY, 2i;.; Gll-
rs Toll FSEGBrs-C Cotton 20 liverpool, tf, a1d %
HsvTe a. EXCHANGE LoEion, le7f Riee. DRAFTS
hswfnr ?. g. dGI' q e1 dNonart sU1 .: sgi, = -eu.
JAS. 21--Corr0N- tnlsy SIS b.-s 1fc fD- MI
dng ,he srt.t ciosrs Ti ss q. he b-t5sr srsds
The rs-eir- e Arxsizs s3-ss h,t .f. apon te
k. ex~-ye chez. oD~rs TIE sAs II w-ek foo
see t:es AID re Rsxp.s 5c ssAns. $3.50 lse ysn.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
Os1akv-rs,

Tpess goods have sivancsd-oving - some 4age
nurhsses-but there s present qu:s sa iert stock
10 meet the increasing demand
Ds7,ims aud Strips
Are still in demsn5 at advancing Pricss. fne coz
sumption is fully equal 20 the p-oduchon' ana any
concert of action .morg the makers would iesa % a.
advance of &c. y yard, which would be permanent.
There is 70 competition to Be dreaded, e1csp' 'nas
which Is felt from the home marufacturer
Cotton Duck.
Cotton Duck remains without change.
Cotton FldxReis.
There is demand for Piatings, but for general DIS
tribution it Is small.
We have rothiug rev 10 add to our extensive re-
no,s for the sst two weeks. We would call the at
,eution of lubricants to the Importance OF COM
rrsnc;nr on their sample webs, for Their early fall
,yles of casmeres by which the Obber can give his
orders in advance of production. By this arrange
large collection of colorrgs be exhibited at little
e,nepse and tie market is scared for the goods be-
lore they are put into the looms and all risk is avoid
ed of making fabrics unsuited TO the market. Produce
webs exhibiting skill taste and superior fabric; pro-
duce early, ard be prepared TO take orders at the
time the importers sre sho wing foreign samples
If the trade do not take the goods from sample, they
will not after they are manufactured. The asnufac-
turers Cloth Hall Association have made arrange
merts to receive foreign samples OF the latest and
most deerabe styles which Will all the manufacturer
materially in arriving at the standard which will be re.
quired for the future sales.
Foreign
Our advicss by the last steamer, and the telegraph
news from the Arabia, confirm the previous accounts
Of generally prosperous condition OF the manufac
turing interests. The activity Of the demand for goods
is only equaIed by the full employment of labor 10 the
mills snd the remunerstiye contracts OF the spnners
The mportstiors are increasing.
There was DO important revision Of the Cloth Hall
Tables Necessary this week aud they wers unavodaby
crowded cut by the Csfcrnis news.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

SUSPICION OF ARsoN.-Yesterdsy afternoon, Simon
p Moran was arrested by Officer FOntaine on suspicion
Of having fired the premises No. 279 East Thirteenth
street, on Thurday night, the charge having been
preferred by j. r. Hayward. justice Brennan, be-
fore whom the accused was taken, committed him for
examination
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
BY telegraph.
RANDY E0OK

SANDY BOOK, Jan o, sundown--Three ships barks
and bIi's Dor outside Of the Hook bound Wad
hight, w g. " foyyy
HIGHLANDS, Jan d, rundowp.-ship Ashbur.on OF the
HghlsI o. eouoc in No other vesses IN nsnt. Wind light
W w. Wea.nsr fogGy.
LoN0 BRANCH, Jsa ss r1ndovn.-Bark Brunette aahore
ane IL the position Wrnc izLt, W. W very fessy.
BOSTON. J.a s3-lTr. sbps Common ~esth, Grozier Val
pIsiso il ballast; Sohn ~ Mayo Snow Apalachicoa; b.ss
Ayols. KsIGreAs Ch.e.tol; ers Ida D., Ros.n, sayms
scbr. Jessie Am. Smith. AAska
Bisa,nd Lrhf, Cap. Coz passing in, ship Indian,
rom Calrnt-A for Poaron.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

Total coinage, 1859.

Bars for this steamer quoted at par for 800 fee.
The demand s good. The receipts of dust during the
fortnight have been about the came that they were
during the first half of December. Ere long, it may
be safely presumed that the return of water in the
mines, will induce an Improvement in this respect.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

BOGUS TEN CENT PKcEs.-Fourteen dollars in bo-
gus ten cent pieces were found by Officer Halock of
the Thirteenth thrown upon the floor of one of
The Dry Dock stages 1t had evidently been pacedthere
by some counterfeiter who was in fear OF being de-
fecfed.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

The wEATHER.-A rain.storm commenced at dusk
On Thursday evening, and in progress at II last
night. The air was warm and Sprpg-like and dense
les prevailed nearly all the time.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

The Ice AND WEATHER ON THE HUDsos.-Fron
Albany TO Poughkeepse the ground was covered with
NOW en- Thursday night to the depth Of from two to
three inches, while below that city to New York con-
tnusl shower Of rain descended, commencing about O.
eclcck, and continued until II o'clock yesterday morn
ng The roads aud lots are flooded, while the streams
are overHowiDg with water. Toward Albany, from
Pouehkeepsis everything flooded, but, the ice being
thick, It has not as yet given way TO the pressure OF
the water Should the river break up bow, with the
immense thickness Of ice, al vessels which are now
fast in the ice, including the Hero, will be driven
asboe and it is feared that il this should be the case,
she win share the fate of the Vanderbilt The weather
was very chilly along the river on Thursday night,
below Albany, but grew warmer by morning. and yes
terdsy for, not u il rsiDed profosely.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

ANOTHER RACER FOR TIE EsGLIsH TOWING.
Yen Brock has purchased from Col. JEFF Wells Of
Louisiana the noted race-horse Starke. The price
paid was 5000. The LouisrtLe Courier says
"Starke 10 the best race-horse in America and if he
"dopt make the sporting men of England sec sights,
- blood don't tell -"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
Receipfs Of Produce.

Hv Erie Railroads.&c. bba Flour. IS do Whisky, 6o4 pkg
ProviIiou, IS DO Ashes 900 DO Butter Do Cheese R 40
Lard as bax, -Four $50 do. Ms SO do Oats bales Cotton,
DO Wool q DO SKINS 80 Hides $500 ,des Leather 100
III. a.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

CHANGED WITH SESDISG THREATENING LETTERS.
Yeefesy atemoop Officer Dugan attached to toe Jefferson
Market Police Court arrested David Eassn charged with
sepsns OF threatening character to Mr. Tnos Roper
With ntsst money The scased ssgned before
Justice Quack enbush who held him Cor examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
suy-Rl.e, 7l4I Sets ........ 5l2 Mooy-Mom.. 329
HIeH wATER-rnIs DAY.
Sandy Hook. $3.50 Cows Island sos Hell Gste i:H
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

- 80 Ian. 70. The only news Of interes.
xAsr,,n y the following;
..s,,,as. schooner Rhods and Beolah, Hof-
%.sser While on = voyage from Phil elPais for
Csss,.. snrnpe leak on the 18th inst, after pass-
sr the Hole in the Wall, and the e,k increasing 80
xss,s1 r the land but before reaching it she sank
~ ths 18th near Joulters Key. The captain, crew.
"a psrt Of the cargo arrived here on the 10th IN
The wrscking schooner Josephine. The cargo win
pfobabY neerly al be saved in dsnaged condltlon
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

In 1857 the deficiency, or falling off, in the total
gold hipment Of the yesr was sl725,O5l less than
1856 ard in 1858 it is 81, ,3l l9l 81 less than lS5.
The operations of the L. S. Mint St San Francisco
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

Total Pots and Pesrls..............l&2 -
COTTON-The market 10 steady; sales OF 900 balef we
repeat former quotations:
NEw.YoAK cL.sHFTcArros.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
Movements Of Ocean Steamers.
II A ID
TO ARRIVE

The Overland Mail for California leaves St Louis every Mon
day Thursday st Letters designed for u should Dc
marked " Overland, via St Loais"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

The Boston Transcript OF last evening says thsf tue
,nopp, of coin held by tie banks in Boston to-day is
s. ,6i 30 Tns specie in Their posssss'on' "nen d.
It's highest point December lO reached the sum Oh
60 6t9 OOO-sbowirg diminuton since the dram from
Boston began of s., 5A4, ,s00
The Illinois brings 81 20o 900 in gold to NIL up tue
vacuum in our bank vsults caused BY the payments
into the Treasury on the ne~ losn.
The shipments Of specie from San Francisco 'or 'he
wears 1857 and 1858, were ~ follows;
9, q rpSp5; s45ls9 30 t3
seslners ;.'''''''''''''''''F' sa1 oSs 2s55R 81
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

Mark ets-CAR.rrLLy REPORTED ros PIE n Y. fhIsvSE
FRIDAY, Jan. %. 1888.
ASHEs-The nsse very quiet Tor both kinds sass o
po.a Al - g. Ixn5p Pearls AZ 3
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

The Importers atd Traders Irsurauce Comp,ny
has been organizei by the election of Benjamin L.
Msnerre President, anaE. w. Bslla As Secretary
We annex comparative statement of the i~ports
Of Foreign Dry Goods at New-YOrk for the week and
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THE STATE OF low 4,
CEDAR COUNTY, -.

THE STATE OF IOWA,
CEDAR COUNTY, -.
Joan Jennings and Pearson -. -.
=. Corey, Cedar INST to.fs
AGAINST iTrH Term, 1893.
Warren Stacy.
THE defendant, Warren Stacy, being non
i resident of the State Of Iowa. is hereby no
titled that on the 2st of June 1898, the riaihtihS
filed in the clerks Office OF said court their feu
ton claiming OF defendant two hunlrri dollars
for work anil labor performed by piantihs TOT
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that an alta hmcut issue against defendants pro-
petty: and it appearing by the sheriff return 10
the notice issued in this behalf that defendant
was not found, therefore unless said defendant
appear at the next term Of said district conr'
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JOHN Jennings,
Tuos E.ssA PEARSON 3. COREY.
TOR petitioners.
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TAILORING.

iA"'' }. >. EDWARDS
THE above business will be carrie, -, =,
4 It's branches in the room formerly oeenn;na
we lar democrat over the post office. We
invite inc c'tizens Of Upton and the eonn,r,,
ar0nnd, to call and try ~, ana see If Ya -
III, MAKE and please. We warrant all onr ,v"rs
ana 40 IL TO order, IN The latest New YorL s,,in
neeoieet that one coat well made 70 ordey !.
vorsa '"p made Tor eastern merchandise. We
sii 90 ea,uhg on the shortest notice. Prices ,sa
ssnabIe. We rill take most kinds n n.+,s 80
And weed in particular. far orr work F''-"'e'
Upton. June 10Th. 1855. osn,e