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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-06-20

A Methodist Preacher of large mus
cular frame, and large hand, and a
powerful grip, some years ago was hold
Ing u protracted meeting, in which
quite an interest was awakened. A
number of persons had come to the anX-
ious seat, and few had been converted.
a group, consisting of two or three
young men and as many young ladies,
were present whose object in coming
was to have merriment. The minister
kindly requested them to observe the
decorum betting the place. One of them
ventured, in a rather ungracious manner
to reply that they had understood that
miracles were worked there and had
come to see some performed. Upon this
our robust friend coolly took the young
man by the coat collar, deliberately led
him down the aisle, and, opening the
door, without ceremony landed him out
side, quietly remarking, 1--WE do not
work miracles here, but ipe cast out Dee
u.s."
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-06-20

Total from June. 1868. to june lso7, spas ,s
Total from June /, 1864 to June l. 1857, 81 sa5 -
Respectfully s9TEEn%1s sH"%''ss';', SArrs, Clerk
by WIN. ELLIOTT, Dcp'y
Mr.. Dance offered the following resp
luton, which was adopted:
Resoired, That the matter of Il poor
farm be referred to a select committee,
TO report as soon IA possible the amount
of land necessary, the probable cost, the
size OF the house and probable cost for
house and furniture, taking present
statistics IA the guide, the report to be
published with the minutes. The
chair appointed Messrs Dance, Smith
and Ferguson said committee.
Mr. Shearcr offered resolution i'm
reference to the price Of board of prison
ers in our county Jail. On motion of
Mr.. Tatum the resolution was referred to
the committee on public buildings.
Mr. Shearer offered the following res
olution, which was adopted:
WHEREAS, petitions for roads and
bridges ana claims against the county,
have been presented to this Board from
day to day during each session, pntting
the clerk to great inconvenience in pla-
cling these papers on file and rendering
IT almost impossible for the Road aud
Bridge committee to make out correct
anu lllcilIScub report, JnGfeIDfc,
Resotned, That such petitions must be
presented on or before noon of the see
ond day of each term to insure PROMPT
action thereon, and the clerk is hereby
! authorized and requested to publish this
resolution at least four weeks in success
sion previous to each term If the Board.
Mr. Hardman offered the following
petition which was adopted:
WhSeras, Il resolution has been passed
by this Board, allowing George Mccoy,
pauper OF Rochester township, 80 per
month, which sum is supposed to be too
small 10 support and clctIe said paupcr
the trustees of said township would
therefore ask that it be increased to Sl5
per month for the months of May and
June, 1857.
Mr. rratnni offered the following, which
was adopted:
Resolved, That w $ Chase he appoin-
ted to assist the county treasurer in
making out the delinquent tax list, as
provided in section 80, page 49, in Re-
vision OF 1860. Said delinquent tax list
to commence III 1856; said list to be pub
llshed once in the Upton ADVERTISER,
ana as far as practicable have a copy
sent to each person who is found delin- /
quent in paying his tax. Also, to asccr-
tam the amount OF State tax Oh personal
property that is uncollectable. and dou-
ole assessments. Said Chase to report at
the January term, 1868.
Mr. Tatum offered q resolution on the
subject Of additional bounty on wolf
scalps, which was adopted, but after
wards re-considered and amended,
Mr. Bassett offered resolution in ref
erence TO the town of Upton fencing the
Public Square. On motion of Mr. Rice. /
the resolution was laid on the table.
Or motor of Mr. E'ersneor, board
adjourned until o'clock r. m.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-06-20

To BE SOMETHING You MUST Do SoNE-
THINa.-The New York 7rtbune, in q
recent article on "loafers aud laziness, I"
says that no boy should be allowed to
grow up to manhood, no girlto woman
hrod, without having become skilled In
some department Of manual labor. That
10 - true ~ truth. No matter how rich
or how poor, no matter how learned or
how ignorant, every one should know
how to earn subsistence py bona ade
hard work. Your lawyer, doctor, cler-
gyman, heiress, music teacher, actress,
school nla'am, may live to see the day
when he or she will not be wanted In his
or her chosen vocation, yet be in urgent
need Of board and clothes. Thousands
of such cases daily came under the eye
of the public. Most Of those who plead
for Something to do" know not how to
do anything that others. wont done
but they realty know how to do nothing.
It is a crime to raise child 10 such help
lessness though he were to inherit the
wealth of Cretus. Industrial training
is-after daily bread--the most urgent
need Of every human being. TO shun
and shirk manual labor is the almost
desire. The sewing girl who
and shivers on her downward
road to ruin, rsvolts at the suggestion of
the young man who is SO
eagar for clerkship will not plow nor
chop cord-wood. He wonders why he
find nothing to do, when he only
sock or wishes to 90 what nobody wants.
IfIhe only could, and would; do what is
needed, he would find work enough.
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BILLIARD HALL.

HAVING recently rented my Saloon, and
- put up two new Billiard Tables, OF the kav-
sHhnaMSn q Decker make, and combining all
gao, u modern improvements, all lovers OF the
friaio Ge nLe requested to call aud give them
nra not 1nd Isd order will be enforced, and boys
are not allowed in tho Hail.
NJ BERNARD LANG
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Upton MEAT MARKET.

EfVHE subscribers announce to
i the citizens Of Upton. and
surrounding country, that they
have taken charge of the "City
Meat Market" and will supply customers witl
good fresh Beef. Pork Mutton, and Veal. at
the lowest rates. shop one door west of Friend
CulbertsOn's Q store. PORTER & TOWER
Upton, Iowa. Feb. q 1855.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-06-20

selling az kinds Of property at AUCTION
Vii ny pa,. q Cenar county. A list OF his sales
SER once, where those desirins h,s ssr..saa.
linn. WithOut seeing
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-06-20

fss.G - sspy. sse ysar. il savssee, ee,,,..,..Si5e
RATES OF ADVERTlsINo.

RATES OF ADvERTlsIN0.
lsquarc, one insertion, 4l.Q0
Each subsequcnt Insertion. per square, p
lsgnare, months. = 40
! iyear, ,e.S
NAlf column, year, 4AW
One column, year, NW
A6Tcu lines, or less, Of Nonpareii. make
Law, Professional, and other cards, of cye
!:.ss. = e, per yesr, Is; and for each addi-
All advs5 5sissa1e pubaished until ordered
out, ana eiAf00d accordingly.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
rreasursr-JoHN TUTdILL. I'll
Clerk Of Dist. Courts YATES.
Rscosds.-JEseE JAMEA:
sSsriS SsnX .p6Ss1 5 SsHEXRER. RRER!s'
Coroncr-THOS JAMES.
3urv0y0f-F A GATES
Drainage C0mmissiOner-ROB'T COVER.
members OF hoard Of President,
JOHN LEIrH, Sugar Creek; Gro w sNTTH, Cen
fsT 2 dGTwE.; " Gsss; JP FEeqgsoS, psyton; e
JOHN w. BELL, Cover; f !. BAssEiT, Inland;
LTATUN, lows; DANCE, Linn; II POTTER,
MassillOn e RICE, Pioneer; 3 s RoUsER, Red
Oak; g. HA1D91AN, Rochester; T SHEARER,
springfield; w 8 CHASE, Springdnlc.
MAEITOU LODGE, No. g. 1. o. Of O. F.,
wi TrPToN, Iowa. Meeting night every
Frasy evening, in The ssoTy e HcM"Mara'
p. b. HuxrHnEr, sec'y. "
0SEDAR LODGE No. II, A. F. A. NJ, Upton,
~ Iowa, holds regular communications on
Wednesday evenings, on or before.
Visiting brethren Welcomed.
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LIVERY STABLE

TAYLOR FLEMING, PRopRIEroRs
IN the rear of the Union Hotel, 7ipton
IOtuu
Carriages, Buggies g. Saddle Horses
To Let at all times ana al reasonable pric.s
Cerefa! and experienced drivers furnished
when desired. lltf
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lime lfli---2 r. I

JUNE 9Th r. NJ,
Board met pursuant TO adjournment,
and was called to order by the chairman.
Present Messs Smith, Cover, fergu.
son, Paden. Belt, Bassett, Tat1m, Pot-
ter, Rice, HardmaD, Chase, Shearer and
Lelth, being 4 quorum.
The Chair appointed Mr.. HaFdmAn
on tho committee on Public Buiidfnn
and Property fer the remainder or this
term, vice Mr.. Rouser. absent.
The committee, on claims presented
their report, when on motion OF BAssctt,
the claim Of Mr. .Ingmen, late county
Treasurer, for $o51 clerk hire, was refer
red TO special committee. The Chair
appointed Messrs Bassett, Ferguson and
Chase said committee
On motion of Mr.. Smith, the report OF
the committee on claims, after the refer
cnce Of Mr.. lngman's claim, was adopted
AZ follows:
:, Memorandum OF claims presented 10 tho
Board OF supervisors Of Cedar county fows
at their June term 1857 .I#F ~.-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-06-20
NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP.

L inform his old customers, and the public
generally that he has commenced work in his
New Shop, directly north of the Steam Mill in
Tipton, where he is prepared to attend to all
business in his line, and especially horse shoe-
Ing. lltf
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An ALLEGED ruaoea AaaAIcstu.

Several weeks ago man giving his name a. John
Brown was detected in the act Of presenting forged
check for large amount 70 Mr. conover, paying teller
Of the Fourth National Bank. for payment Brown vas
arsssed ana taken before Justice Hogan, who
him 10 the Tombs for trial. Since then captain 9oasu
ana dstectiye Elder have learned that Brown was con
canned IN the commission OF other forgeres
sftsynoou Mr. Joseph r. minor On attache o. VT
I,Irstrtcks iewery store No SOj Broadway, sppsseu
before Justce Bowling and made complain sssns ,,
Tarovp. charging that on the 2stn Gay o. e epno
10 povp entered his store and IN payment Ior ssv
s.,h ~ ,svsrv he had purchased offered CHECK on
sns Tradesmsns National Bank, purportins 70 nsvS
hssu drawn by Msssrs. Chids smith, o. no ~ rss n
s,rsst n MINOR being unacquainted with orown s ~
HAVING his suspicious concerning me
snsck sept II 10 the Tradesmen's Bank ior
~ hsne rstuypsd duly certified Mr.. Minor den.e,su
Rrcwa he jswsy and subsequently, learned 'ns' wv
check Sss smith spossd ,ba. the check wssa for;
ssry' Il moi being in the handwriting Of e"net n'"'''
0 w conpains was made against the sccssed q
90 William TraitsI OF No 80 Chatham street HIS anu
"a, ssss foyth that on the 9Th day Of April a@ b!cwu
de- hsssd 81 $50 worth Of goods from him. sna ,sn
puN IN psvmsnt check Tor that amount purpon'nts
dsrsd : bssn drawn by Mr. william J. tlorence w
70 hss, : the Metropolitan Hotel and Psysols 70 'a'
order &C. sxss tAss bis signature 70 the check !:
Mr. FlorA own We fully committed 70 me tV n,n,
forgery =. additional cohpAinM lodged sgany W.
70 answer the. vsuly-sx ypsrs Of sSe lapve 49, ~.
yost P'' ,,Sss !. street s?'sSrn u bss been
e.as no' my larry organssi gang Of 'os''s VI
unusual ability IN their NV "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-27

CoFrKv-The market for Rio continued quiet but prices
generally steady The only sales have 10 report
SO bags Mnna and 63 bags South American on
private terms We heard Of important sales OF other
kinds.
CEMENT continued steady at 81 SO for Roscudaie.
CANDLEsSperm and patent remained steady al J3c and
respectively, without sales of moment To report Ada
mainline ranged a from ic 10 2kc with mo icrt, sales
ed for American ngo and advance established the
market closing firm and excited at the Con-
sumers having adequate supply not purchasing
Tue sales aggregated 9o0 lbs 2ixc 25c Detroit
Included In the sales rs 900 los Portage Lake. for
August delivery ut 2ft@c
Dawes DYrs-Aimost oil kinds Of chemicals In
fair request and Arm with sales of 20D tons sal soda nj
.i6c &c. 500 kegs b carb soda at DC. 5 10 tons
81 rs % g. 100 drums caustic soda SIC
6I-i6o 2OO casks bleaching powders at $50 SIC
cream tartar at 1850 &c. the inside price for stained
asks do, o arrive, at c; OIL tartarc acid at s9c
bi carb soda 10 arrive 100 sal soda 10 arrive
SO los. hydrate potash 5000 lbs ginseng, and 1000 do
DYKwooDs continued dull. and have sales OF mo-
men TO report st. Domingo logwood was quoted nomnay
FioUn AND GRAIN Receipts aosi bbls four as do and
700 bags meal s2g bushels wheat, 45l3 do corn,
ssSy do cats The market for state and Western hour
ruled steady under fair demand from the trade ADD for
shipment the West indies and coastwise ports
and prices remained without change Old still
lcced and prices tended In favor OF the purchaser The
ar.t sample Of Ohio nour made FROM new , wheat heat
aour white and One and speaks well for the wheat
California quiet but steady. The sales about
1000 bbs including California the closing quiet
quotations Rye four continued dull and heavy the In
as ss c% y s saSSsr a abe s: sS
heavy 10 sympathy with southern wheat The ssies were
about 90 bills. s quotations Corn meal 10 better
demand and held higher The sales 100 bbs at the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-27

There has been very limited business transacted In
government securities at the counters of the leading
and q ths close business the market Was dull
at the suboined quotations Registered, 1884, HOY
"; coupon, 1884, llOx ri s-2os. registered, 1852,
100 "; do coupon, 1852, lily e; do. 1894 1929
*; do 1885, l09K q 81: do. 1885. January and July,
losx X; DO 1867 1851 u; lo-4o's, registered,
1o2 a ": do coupon, lo2A q u; gold, 1925 y !;
August 1905, 1917 los; June 7-sos, 1o7H lo7H !;
July 1905, 1o7x 10TH. Compounds-1so4, August,
1ls v; October, lis 1lsx; December. n7A ";
May, 1885, 11sH . NIX; August ll6T noh;
September, 1Isss q y; october. ll4X l1sH.
The gold market has been arm but dull After open
ing at 1907 advanced to 1904, and the closing trans.
actions we're a 1921. There was brisk borrowing de-.
maud for CON- and loans were made M 80 per cent
DER snuum and at lo4 1-S2 a and lilo per cent per
diem In favor Of the lender. The gross clearances
amounted 70 Sso, ss3 900 and the gold balances 10
esss, ia From present indications the shipment Of
specie 70 morrow win aggregate about 81, soo,o 900.
The transactions In foreign exchange have been on
limited scale IN preparation for to-morrows steamers;
bu, the market Was steady under . limited supply Of
s The reduction Of The Bank of England rate Of dis
count 10 two per cent wss without influence upon rsts
ana had bssn generally expected owpg 70 the rate In
Lombard street for advances on consos having been
only one and . half per cent for some weeks pest
Baptsrs bills on England q sixty days were quoted
q, 10 q 1lok; ~ three days 1lox y; CONNER
cal bls ieex q; bills on Paris at sixty days, s.i3k
a6i2X; a. three days, s.iiXs elox oshsr Cont
mental bills wore rated thus
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
Mutual W.. Harlem.

On the Union grounds, Brooklyn, L. D., the above
named clubs played their ast match Of this season yes
terday afternoon and although tho weather was de-
cidedly uniuvtng, very fair sized assemblage was
present to witness tho contest II foregone
clusion that the Mutuss would be vctorous but the
Harlems made pretty good fight despite the prestige
and playing strength Of their opponents The Mutuals
made the game practice game; but as
NAV be seen from the their nine did
not all play in their regular positions and this told
somewhat against them ~ times, as some handsome
wild throwing and general mufnsm was occasionally
INDUCED in OF the Harems, Croker deserves notice
for good general play Brown for several handsome and
difficult aycaies Deorest for sharp neldns and Thomp
9. Hunt Dsvyr Zelier Bearman and Jeweu deserve
notice FOR good general play. The ground was not 10
the very condition for good nedng being somewhat
damp after the heavy rains Of the preceding night and
the drbbes during yesterday The score Of the game is
as follows:--
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THE couR rs.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

4" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to Owners of Steam
Tags.
BEFORE Hon. VIM. D. Shipman.
'oSspa W. Haaoor u.s. ne Steamboat Swacuss On the
aisa' OF the 10Th May, 1868, the steamboat Rip Van
"inkie, laden with Passengers and freight, while on
"p up the Hudson river bound to Troy was run into,
JUST Oslo" Hudson by the steam towboat Syracuse and
was very much damaged The libelIant above named
was the charerer Of the Rip Van winkle which was
running on the Troy hns He commenced suit against
the syracuse, laying his damages at $4,000 The
came on to trial. and after many witnesses had been
amined pro and CON, the matter was ably argued by
Soanse for Doth sides The Court took the papers for
decision the Court decides the for the libel
holding that he is entitled his damages
ne aelvers long opinion which concludes thus
scar PROOF Is that the Rip Van Wrinkle gave both the
Johnson ana the Syracuse ample 70 pass to tho
xestwssa The Johnson did so with pefect safety The
yracuss ought to have done So but failed and came in
otiE5ion witt Jhe Rip Van Wrinkle aud must be held Ia
auls sod respolNibs for the damsgsS Let deoree be
ntered accordingly, with order recsrsnce 10 COM
missioner to compute tho damages "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-27

The demand Cor wheat continued light and the market
Influenced By the continued favorable reports OF the crrps
and even more han this Southern new The sses were
ics f:r 2 sssS y. NS.yYiss g SYSN ~:
ioS c:i HRR1sss and q y 4fo Vie soSssn
Barley "a: duss and y: heard % 30 Gales. Malt r.
port and home n0S demand, lad 9Th %Sdsrsls
ample: %:. n e. ss s
g. Sfs MI VIZ Hsfs y Ssss: sr n s' a.
ss1 o re; If s ssl az sq is'. .s sa
The sale. W" ssn ssoSs SsS d susss
ohPs aos v" ier ss.s e store and &C. Va for
lac. q probable A%s
boiS native and fSpssn .ssE f employ
s,. Nth n but !, slim shsw q ~ ms
hence suite o. sSsS Ss saPS 81.
been lying IDLE The sngssmsns 10 the regular PAD e's
Dental Europe continue s and We have sn ana O0n
liz Hnsfsoo so Ss sssn r.: .nS o.:
a. sss 3d. ana 5000 DO s sns 70 ss cor.
bacon ass To L e, den, Loo o.. Dbl: ,aou ca LOO
hhds VIRGINIA tobacco al IL ID. liza Cd chiedy ~ ne
sSs;a: ne; % 81; ;sS' 4 40
s tons msScesny On pry.,e terms and 50 6b pesrosu
at q. o. 10 Rotterdam 20 bbls petroleum, ssls ca To
glasgow. 500 bbls. Jour- L. ga and % hhds tobacco
FONT 70 Fuime, with 30 hhds tobacco, and American
vessel 70 Havre, with tobacco. private terms. n
GuSxr Cnor a about previous prices was IN moderate
about the asking price here.
0ussr BAGS fsmsipsd Inactive. Prices were arm. how
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Total. $50 $634, 301 1852 1901 375
The following notice has been advertised in relation to
Erie proxies for the October election
NEW YORK. July Is, 1857.
Stockholders in the Erie Railway Company, who may
favor such change the administration may
cure the of the property regular income
Of its very present and prospective earnings
are requested send their proxies any OF the
undersigned. WORK, DAVIS BARTON,
d. p MORGAN
AUGUSTUS sCHELL.
The subjoned letter from the Secretary Of the Trea-
sury relates to the conversion of thirty notes.
TREASURY DEPARrMgSr July 49, 1857.
SRI am in receipt Of your letter OF the 10th inst
asking authority receive August seventhrties for
conversion up " and including the 10Th day Of August
next
apprshcnd one fact is not generally understood aud
that Is that the department makes all these
conversions ia uniform way, as il the notes had
been presented the LIST OF the present month. In
all drafts for the amount OF interest accrued
the that date returped with bonds bearing
interest from that date inclusive Consequently no
delay in presenting the notes be OF advantage to the
holder, aud in this trust the time already given
will be found adequate to the presentation of the entire
issue. Very truly yours, McCuAL0CH.
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SHIP PIN q NEW s
ALMANAC YoRx-rHis
sur RISES 81 NOON RISES; Morn
P0RT or NEW YORK; JULY 26. 1857
Cleared.

Cleared.
ssm.hp kspasss Kssso. Hang KoDs
Steamship United Kingdom (Br) smith, Glasgow-F Mac.
Steamship Europe rrl Lsm.re. Eayre-a Mscken.,s:
Steamship Allemannia (Ham. Meier Hsmourg-Kun.
steamship Atlantic Hoyer Bremen via soushamp.on-I
Bark Gen Havelock tBr, Cowse. London-J W Riwell
Bark sstor tAusp Heisl,ch slcovich Smith. A.
. Bark Arethusa (span) Cosso, barceiona-Ferer Me-
Bark Rhsa Prus) Buckholz, Antwsrp-w schmidrs
marx stampede CIR, Jswe.t, Ma..nis:-J e wardAco.
r Ssson S s f bs.e1 sSso s. H wU
Brs Continental (Br), Laird, Cow Bsy-H De Wolf 4
brig J BlenkhOrn tBr,, BsnkhOrn. st John NIB
schr Annie whiting Hutchinson. Demerara--E Rowe 4
schr Mary Barden tBr. Leblanc Bridgeport oB-Hatton,
schr Atlantic OBJ, Lockhart, HantsbOro-cranda. TIM.
sc5r Clara Barrett, Indianola and Lavaoca-N Nc.
sehrf Berry, VOORHEES,, Richmond. va--Pease
schr Ncwins. Leaning. Georgetown, Dc-N L Nc
scsf Y Howe, La,chum. No5sok-Pesse Thomas.
scsr Eagle snow warsa n,I Ne Wo sa 20
steamer steamer beverly. Pierce. Philadeiphs
Gaives,on)-fupper 4 Beatue
Arrived.
steamship Leyan. tsr Arklsy Cow Bay With coal e
- :" ,ha e;,v FROM Finsiins nav -
Steamship Corsica OBJ lie Messurer Nassau, July a.
| ,ri,h ,,.es q nd nassenaers 10 Y Cunard
WIN ss,n ec Deasbo1n Savannah 60 hours 10 Murray
rsris 4 90 Had fine weather The entire passage
pooI1 NAV "a with mdsc 10 master Was ten days in the
hsnns westerly wind. a., entire ps:sase June q.
st - ~ e Two scavv sas sissbina the Srs ana
cssks and lns the cabin the lower foretopsa and
staysa June 30 bad anothcr hurricane ana was ooged 70
scud thours hasng ngn cross 80 nce hen hxa ngn
westerly WINDS zssn receNeo p" rom ooas rrahcis
resh' eshsnac, fprcm, GesheImer Bremeu III dsvs
,h lee and s7b ps ssenesrs 10 Oelrichs Co. June s
la ~ p Ion "a os spoke bark Clara OF from Bremen
inv 4 lat Sy Ion ship Crlste OF And
/ bremen FOR New York.
Rars sheeld (Br Taylor HAVANA July o. with sugar. 10
jane. " Eweil Co - "a,
BARK Ace'a caPes 70" Day. ~ aAss' Win COAL 70 reek
Srs Concord ,of Bath Me-, prummond, Trinidad. Cuba.
~ days, Win sufhi v shnS5 Lvermore No., "a
vi1s IRON 10 Abbott. w 1865 "@''" I" ""'''
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sANSappr caaSr.

The following petitions were Iodgst yesterday limo
thy T Turner. James NJ. Loweres and jacob + sher, all
OF New York Number Of petitions lodged up 70 tho
present l47,
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IaIf.pa,t Two O'Clock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FROAT, July 20-b +. NJ.
BRkswAxwe noticed sales OF about 5000 ibs a, 42c .
as
t:orroS-The sales rather liberal, and prices
FOR all but the lower grades. which abundant and
heavy ruled steady suboined quotations. at which
90 bales disposed Of The dcmind chiefly from
nd ana % "a ,te
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The receipts for customs and shs rsospts payments
ana balances At the subrsssury in this city for the
sxpred portion Of the weak have been a. follows:-
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The mining share market reiapssd into dunesa AZ
she nrst board Corydon closed loo lower than al the
came time yesterday, selling M 81 20; Quarts Hill was
loo. higher selling A. % 10; Smith q PAymeies zoe,
selling ct - 70; Davidson Copper Sc, selling Of 81 Co.
! Nc~ York and Allegheny sold as % So
conso's and American securities we're quoted thus in
London to-day end on prsvious dstss:
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ron vac BE- SOUR Oracle, .sba,s
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ny "e't = for Proviisnc. Ia.
fore report. Ssg ,so from Bs!timass wa get %
~''o'u'oa y lhe 1iti, ant proceeded. IN
miscellaneous,
HoNt ARaiyAts-Mr. WIN H. Merrill Jr ia Reya,,.
ariog oheer reports The following az the total of rr,,.
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Total $50 1884 301 1852 SOL, 375
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