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Sailed ot steamer Carondsst Burrows, New York via
CARpESAs an l2-Arrived, schr Nellie Dinsmore. Par
DEhERARA, Dec 2f-Arrved brss Mississippi (Br), Mer-
chant. and Echo. Carter. baltimore.
clsaf New York + Il baird. Mayhsw Philadsphs: 18th.
steamer Vim q Hewes- Morgan fndianoa .snd sailed 18th
tor Morgan City brigs Lena Thvriow Corbet New YORK
Glasgow: scnrs Lucy Graham Smith, Philsdepha Lizzie
Dewey Davis swansea: 18th, banks Sagadah0c. Powers
dill ''''1s"'' '''
Cleared 18th, brig Fanny H Jennings. Maloney New
In Jan Is. brig Cascatelle, Sparks Now York:
schr Miranda. Mitchell for do
rel london; schr somerville tBr Dunphy 81 John Nh
for Glace Bay (see MisceD I'D ste
(Br) Richardson. Liverpool.
BALTIMORE. Liverpool via st Johns. NF.
KtSGsrowS est Vincent Jan l2-ln port. schr p " Her
MArAxzAs j an Ii-Arrived. brig Ida iBr, Sis "man,
Havana 18th. schr Clifford Bragdon. Port Spain I4lh
bark John Rctman, l1y; oorunns; ! LIBBY Buck
phia: schr Mole. Ather.on Havana.
Sail 18th. bark Auxstasia Sp), Abrsqnetn. New York.
Cleared leth schr May Mcfarland, Mcfarland, Phils-
PUNrA ARENAS Dee 2s-ssiisd. brig Clara tGust), San
Francisco.
Hess. New York. ldg Rocket. Atkinson for in
days: brig Alcirs, Lindsley. for do. wig orders
cp sm Boston Ssf lo i1
Dana Saunders Orom Cayenne for aiem. to sail 10th
schr Caleb raton savage rom Philadelpha). for Port
SAGuA IAN I2-Arrivsd bark Florence Peters. Mount.
ford Portland; brig Mary Rowland LawtSn VAlsntn
ST JOHN. NIB, Jan 10 Arrived, orig II Geespe tBr.
McNamars Dppsr arbor for repairs; schs Osseo Will
Jams, rhiladep hia; y Mowry Eaton. New York tho
Cleared 10th. schr Eiysia A (sr, Pye. Havana
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PERSONAL IMPRESSIONS OF. CUBA.

LECTURE BY REV. WILLIAM A. LEONARD BE-
FORE THE LONG ISLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
Rev. william A. Leonard, rector OF the Chui Oh Of
tho Redeeer at tho Presbyt crian church, Of
Clinton Fulton streets, Brooklyn, last night read
paper "Persohal Impressions OF Cuba" before tho
Long Island Historical Society Tho lecturer com.
menced by q reference to tho fact that
ever since tho discovery Of the Island Of
Cuba by Christopher Columbus. with It's two
hundred and upward seaports and its thousands
OF miles Of coast, 1t has been admired for It's
productions. Its climate and its beauty. Columbus
behold and cxolled it's richness and charms with all
the enthusiasm of the explorer. Four hundred years
OF internal STRIFE Of terrible trials OF oppression and
persecution Cuba las endured, yet PbGnix like. she
rises to-day from her ashes and holds out
her willing hands to the people OF the world
II was q matter OF surprise that so lew
books OF travel had been written by those
who have visited that beautiful island. The lecturer
then briefly described the pleasures OF entering tho
harbOr oil Havana alter tempestuous voyage from
New York. How strange and yet how unique every
thing about the city OF Havana appeared to Northern
Havana to DO IKE Venice Next to New York IL Is the
most important seaport In this western hemisphere
He dwclt at length upon the manners OF the
people. II is, perhaps, the most cosmopolitan
CIV IN the world Caste IS strongly observed there but
ihero also be found society which would not be
questioned by any. Owing to the present internal
STRIFE many Of the representative families OF Cuoa
have gone 10 Europe to America. Hotel lite there
is but counterpart OF domestic NE. The manuiac-
ture OF cigarettes Is important branch OF industry
there, ana affords employment to thousands OF peo-
pie. Excessive smoking has stained The SKIN and Inn
paired the vitality OF the Cuban.
OF the churches, the lecturer SAID, they were musty
dusty iusty and did rot leave favorable Impression
upon the Northern visitor With reference to slavery.
the policy OF the government was now tending toward
gradual emancipation, and " could not be said that
the slaves subjected to cruelty Tue Chinese slaves
or coolies are now largely employed on the sugar
plantations in the manufacture OF that COMMONLY.
The absence OF education among the masses iho
cause Of gre degradation among the poor, and
liDeraI system OF impartlng knowledge should be
established by the government.
AT the conclusion OF the lecture a vote Of thanks
was returned Rev. W. A. Leonard by tho meeting
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exception OF SO 900 In bonds and mortgages; Mercer
Loan Association stock, $3,3s2 OIL and $4,000 IN rail-
way bonds which are nypothecated 10 the FIRST
National BanK Of Trenton Tor loan OF tnat amount.
There are about fifteen hundred dcpostors, and the
amount due them $50 s25 49, The ots liabilities are
SOL 200 Is aud The assets consist OF BONDS and mort
cash GU hand aud in bans. Sl4 556 cash loaned 10 j.
X Freese x39 s62 81; other cash iems, 5000 Mercer
Loan Association stock, S33S2
POOR LOAN
To secure "A cash loan to l. X Frsese. son OF J. r.
Freese, there are sixteen bonds anu mortgages made
by j. H. Frecse TO L. X. Freese and BY him placed IN
charge OF the bank These arc principally II not all
aud of uncertain value anu are re-
garded by The Examiner entirely Inadequate ST.
curly Tor loan. IL is evident that the assets VIII
fall very far short OF liabilities 1t will be seen
that GOOD securities solo aud the money oaned
to L. X. Freese, aud secured by second mortgages oil
very little value The whole thing has, IN the opinion
Of the Examiner, bctn badly managed
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The purser Of the steamer Clyde from Havana has
STEAMER LEOPARD. of phadsiphia with Of coal
ashore Lon modieu Shoai Vineyard avsn sound
s the Of
Haven. and proceeded uninjured
Jan 81 as ashore ~ Bahia konds In dangerous POSITION
and requiring prompt assistance
snIP MIDNIGHT tof Boon). Tucker, from New York for
Yokohams before reported wrecked was valuable SHIP
was insured in Boston anu New York offices.
around IN San rsncsco %arbor WAS p%d off ans
lily morning OF l2th and is to all appearances untrued
BARK WARREN HALLFrr, Ryder. from Boston j an for
Caps do yeras, has put into st Thomas leaky
BARK FREpKKIcK Nor) from Leh tor New York, ashore
VII y' p sse o p on ns vail be
MOTLEY. Plummer. at Havana 18TH inst from Port
Of ou, 500
Jan 10. arrived Wilmington the 2osh for repairs
s s IS ns ss9 " %
heavy gales to the ia.h in which vessel aOored hesv
miles Of sydney; but blown OF !hr.s times Loss
being short Of provisions bore up Tor Halifax
81: ss yn the rocks Ss: q
Of feed leaks stopped pumped out and brought
caulked and otherwise repaired without very large
pense.
injured ana will come of with little trouble
scHR olive BRANCH ashore ut Cutler will of with.
out much damage.
Jan a. in chr Carrie from Richmond. injured BY tho
manufacturing received further damage the
and the Carrie IL reloadng Orient tor Rich.
mond with cargo of sound phosphate.
GALVESTON Jan 19-The schr Robert Ruff which has
been lying in dsmasted tor several months will
be ready for mzsenmast has been stepped and
the lain and fore will DO in position Tho
spsrs and rigging were brought out from Boston.
OcEANvILLE. Me. Jan 15-The gale Of Thursday night
tho heaviest known in this vicinity Among the
shipping tho damage considerable. Ten vessels IN
and about this hArbor driven ashore and OF
badly aged Had been the timely
val of the amer ugh McCuloch. Cant II
Iamlin tho damage would have been fur When
the distressed condition Of shipping known
to Capt Hamlin he promptly responded by stcaming
Oceanville and rendering very efficient assistance.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Jan 10-schr Gem Kearney com.
pleed repairs last night. and sailed this
Tor CslSlis.
2lstThe schr Gentle has completed her repairs has
been hauled of the marine railway She is reloading
her
The schr Ellen Morrison Hoatsd to-day aer lighter
ing portion Of her cargo.
The Milwaukee has been hauled the marine rail-
way for repairs
the Jesre VILLA Jr. will be hauled tho
rine railway for OK animation.
wILxIxGrpx. NC. Jan 22-Lighter Dolly Warden il
ashoye nearnhe bar, bus off, she had cargo
board.
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A TERRIBLE JUMP.

John Blake, twenty-five years OF age, and re-
siding at No. 449 West Nineteenth street,
whiio In Greenwich street. yesterday, with a
number OF companions began, IL is sale, making
fun Of Officer Farley, who post on that
street. lie also, 1t rs stated threw brick at the
officer and then ran No. SEQ street and
up stairs rho policeman followed him
tho fourth floor and attempted to arrest
him. wnercupon Blake, who considerably
intoxicated jumped irom the WINDOW and ien TO the
sidewalk below. HIS left arm was broken and tho
right aD kle dislocated He taken home and at
tended 10 at his mothers house by Police Surgeon
Cook
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ADJUSTMENTS.
JOHN MCCULLOUGH AS oTHELLo.


Seldom has the tragedy OF ''Othcllo" been more
successfully produced when the difficulties which
trammelled its preparation con idored) than it
was last evening NJ the Brooklyn Park Theatre. Tho
company tar surpassed It's previous ondeavors and
showed what excellent work II can do when
fortified by ample study and careful rehearsal
OF Sir. McCuliough's Othelio the estimate has al
ready pecn iierated in those columns The sympathy
OF the audience invoiuntarily and sunk with
every biow emotion which the passionate soul OF
the Moor sent forth, the applause was frequent and
tempcstuous and tears oil grici and bacd breath Of
aested the ana depth OF the performance
Miss Aae Weaver, Desdemona, looked all the spot
less Innocence the soft beauty and the injured meek
ness OF the character and her acting gave forth
sional CLEANS OF real power The Emilia OF Mrs. J. j.
to the height Of Tragic grandeur. Mr.. Cos
SIMS Iago OF course fell lar snort OF tho
traditional personatlon. but II was passable.
He rolls his .'r freely and his manner sometimes
seems utter travesty OF his rdte but as whole the
conception which be presented was consistent ana
suffered from the ura impairment OF his
speech than from any other cause. Mr.. Blossoms
Roderigo achievement 1t was tho most dell
cately humorous and sardonc delneaton oil the part
that We rene mber 10 have seen. Mr. ellis as Cassie
ESPECIALLY IN the Drawing scene) was strong and
natural.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-23
FAILURES IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Jan. %, 1873.
Tho following voluntary petitions bankruptcy
were filed to. day.
John W. Reid, Chicago, carpenter and builder
Daniel H. sullivan, Chicago, grocer Secured debts,
500. and unsecured $2647 o. Assets, stock Of gro-
ceres valued $500; horses and wagons, $235 fix
lures, 500; open accounts, $500.
George Z. Gooch, Chicago, of tho firm OF Gooch 4
Barber we'll known commission merchants, at No. ISL
South Water street. he asks Tor an adjudication OF
the firm AS banxrupts The preferred debts oil the
nrm are $3.50; secured, $l7,s ~; unsecured,
$54,5Os, besides slO92O and $l,679 81 due
on accommodation paper. Asseis-Stock Of but
ter. cheese, &c. valued at $10055; office fur
and saie $3.50; open accounts, about S25, 600;
also shares oil STOCK IN the Inter State Elk
position Company, par value $500; 100 shares
Of the Chicago Neat Preserving Company.
par value $4,000. held by the First
National Bank, aud hityfvc shares in the same com
pany held by W. 5. Goodhue. and lastly some ais
puted for So 900 or SIS 900 against divers par
ties The preferred individual debts OF Gooch are
SIS the secured debts So 500 unsecured $S12.
HIS assets include lands $500. and open accounts
500.
Charles Mcfarland, Chicago, member Of the firm
of Mcfarland Leach L. Malher, boot and shoe
manufacturers, at No. 80 Wabash avenue. he
debts. all unsecured, are $50, 1872 80. Tho debts
of Mcfarland, Leach l. Mather, all unsecured,
amount TO S. SGT So Mcfarland has no individual
assets uncxempt. The arm IS assets consist Of 300
Of hook accounts. OF which $500 rs doubtful; IN pro.
OF manufacture at the mandatory, No. %
Wabash avenue, 5000 machinery, 5000
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RECEIVER APPOINTED.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
TRESroS Jan. 2, 1878.
Chancellor Runyon has appointed E. Mercer Shreve,
lawyer OF this city, receiver OF the collapsed Freese
State Savings Bank The Examiners report shows
the amount due to depositors 10 be $t6s2S IL, and
First National Bank tor call loans. S3500 and says
that 'sthe bulk OF tho hand January 1877,
nave been converted into Cash ana the pro-
disposed OF by the treasurer oil the Dank Jacob
K Frecss, without any authority Of the managers or
committee thereof Tho present assets oil The bank as
reported to me, will TAIL far short Of meeting their
lanIlitles.N
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SAILED.

Steamers Idaho tBr. fsr Liverpool; Bo:dicss Br.
pha bsrks Heos tGerl. kon<sb.rg; Frea tNor,. ste
tn: Daro us,, Cork Disponent tNor do: Jenny lIeI
Richmond. Va; Columbia. Barbados; M.ry = Hale,
Cheney Rio Grande via Richmond Water Lily do VIA do
Daisy Buenos Ayres: sss Martin. Kingston. Ja schrs
Mary Cook. Havana; Mary Oliver. Jeremie I 5 Nc
Lellan. st Pierre: H N Buell., Wilmington, Nc;
Wnimore, Carrie Holmes, Sallie Mair aud Barker.
SchrsJ ulia (B for Msyaguez Mary Munroe Para
Eugene Pensacola Key West hantress savannah
LILY: Charleston: Ele:nor ueors.;own &c.. ana rot
Richmond; A 9 Buckley do: Barnett Jones, virginia;
Luelia SNOW, Hannah Shubert, Nellie Jewell, Re-
becca NJ Smith and James Boyco -.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC MOTIFS.


At Steiuway Hall tomorrow afternoon Theodore
Thomas will give his third extra public rehearsal.
AT WaIlack's on Friday evening, Robsrtson's beau
tiuI romance SCHOOL, will take the place Of "My
Awful Dad"
Fechter has relinquished bis engagement at the B0s
ton Howard Athenseum, which 10 bave com
menced next Monday.
Miss Emma Abbott will give her nineteenth concert
this season at Williamsburg, on the 2Slh She sings
again in Jersey City, on Tuesday, the Goth.
Tho Hess Opera Company reported to be doing
good business IN the Northwest. AT St Paul they
were booked Tor four nights ond remained seven.
The dramatic feature at the Union Square Theatre
this evening will be "a Celebrated Case" 1t has been
go sdroitly advertised that expectation is tiptoe
concerning it's merits
The eleventh annual ball OF the Order OF Eks will be
given at the Academy OF Music Thursday evening,
February rs. The event is always anticipated with
pleasure by the great number OF ladies and gentlemen
who attend.
The appearance of the actor George Clarke at tho
Arch Street Theatre Philadelphia published yester.
day morning, proves incorrect Another actor was
substituted Monday night to play tho part for
which Mr. Clarke billed, but satisfactory Yea-
son for this course be obtained from the man.
ayers OF the theatrc Mr. Clarke was not in Phil idel-
phia GU Monday evening. lie will mako his rentree
this city next Monday at the Fifth Avenue Theatre
in Mr.. Boucicault's play, "The Dead Secret"
lady in this city has received a letter from a
Polish gentleman Of distinction, in which he sends
the following message to Mme Modjeska. We quote
1t to show that feelings toward this gifted
actress aud accomplished lady are not unlike those OF
her countrymen:-"Pleasek kindly to express my
sympathy with all her cndeavors, and my 1rm
viction that she 10 warmly loved by all Warsaw and
all Poland. Our people complain bitterly over her
loss she cannot be replaced not only on the boards
but in the hearts Of the people How many deep re-
grsts are daily expressed In Warsaw since she loft
how lively interest taken 10 Los Angeles while
she resided thercl Why every child in Poland knows
more about since her exile than they do about parts
Of their own country"
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CLEARED.

Steamer scythia (Br), Hams. Liverpool via oueens
town q Franessyyn xu...x N.~,..,,.. .rvr.-r,,
scott Bros Go. 90, 49,. y-..., y ,,-..
steamer Switzerland CBcig), Jackson Antwerp Geo
steamer Labrador IN. ssngier. Havre--Louis de
Steamer Old Dominion walker Norfolk, City Point and
Richm oud-- Old Dominion Steamship Co.
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CANADIAN BANKRUpTs.

MONTREAL, Jan. q, 1878.
Tho liabilities OF Hamilton & Co., dry goods, insol.
vents are $50 900 unsecured and SIS, 900 secured.
Their nominal assets are $oO,OOO. Their creditors
to-day offered accept sxtyhve cents on the dollar.
Hodsson & son, Montreal provision merchants, are
creditors the amount OF S16, 600 OF John Clarke
sons, Of London, England, who failed lately.
W. s. Lee, coal merchant, was served with . writ
of attachment TO-DAY. HIS difficulties arose from
ceptipg accommodation paper.
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particular church, Mr Collins was through life
Christian gentleman. and demonstrated his
possession oil the prima! virtue charity. by giving
literally 10 all worthy causes when his aid was So
licited. He never allowed ms name 10 appear In con-
neclion with his deeds OF bcnevoence He leaves .
wife and three sons TO mourn his loss The funeral
viii occur on Saturday next, at three O'Clock, from
his latc residence
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A PATENT MEDICINE HOUSE CLOSED.

FHILADkLPHIA Jan. =, 1913.
Dr. J. II. Schenck son, the well known patent
.mea,cIue nrm, have been Obliged TO suspend payment
temporarily. The cause oil the suspension was the
recent failure OF The great New YORK drug firm OF
John r. Henry. Curran Co. The suspension OF DR..
Schemes Son. II Is believed Will 10 only Tor time.
md their extensive business Will not suffer inter-
ruption This urm has long been one oil the re.
liable and extensive oil its class IN The country. he
rsmed cs mani lactured oy tuem nave been produced
nj their establishment In this city on an enormous
scale ana have found ready sale throughout tho
civillzed world
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OTHER FAILURES.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. o. 1873.
j. J. JONES' wealthy farmer and stock raiser Of
Western Missouri, has made an assignment. His in
debtedness is $50 O0O assets less than onethird Of
amount.
PatL Hubbell l. Co., the largest mercantile firm Of
MonticcIlo, Ill.,, have failed. Tncr liabilities are
$50, 900; assets not known.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

BAsAcoA Dec 3i-Clesrsd, schr Tam o'shanter, Zelun
BrLzr GIon) Dec 70 ARRIVED. brig Emily . Johnson
New YORK land sailed an IL on her return)
CIENFUEGos, Jan 1lAirived, schr kinnie Carleton,
Butler, Ardrosan via Lamlssh.
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.
NEW YoRK. J IN. =

NEw YoRK. JAN 22-Noon.
The time ball Of tho Western Union Telegraph Company
10y time Of United States Naval Observatory
1T Washington to-day dropped correctly
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WEATHER REPORT.

HoLsmEAp, Jan 22-wind wNw, light: barornete
2a.sOe.
PLYMOUTH, J On 22--wind NV. fresh; barometer 3oo5
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UNSATISFACTORY CONDITION OF THE STATE
SAVINGS BANK OF TRENTON, N. J.

TRENTON, y. J., Jan. y, 1873.
Tho report OF the into the condition OF the
State Savings Bank, Of this city, was mado to-day.
ON January l. 1871 the sworn statement OF the officers
~ the bank. stttsted by three OF Its managers,
...,.-oa that they had on hand the following securi.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Omce.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM new YORK FOR THE MON rms
OF JANUARY AND FEBRuARY.
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FINANCIAL WRECKS
Heavy Crash in the Morocco Manufac-
turing Trade.
MANY FIRMS INVOLVED
How the Trenton State Savings Bank
Was Depleted.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. q, 1878.
The failures In the morocco business, alluded 10
briefly In the HERALD this morning, are much more
ferrous and extensve than at hrst supposed, ana inc
umors circulated yesterday afternoon exaggerated as
they were then thought TO DO, ascertained 10
navc been within the truth. Ten houses are known
% have gone undsr and The losses are in the millions.
Nothing buI proceedings in the bankruptcy courts
however, will uuravel the complications sufficiently to
render accessible iul list of all the losers and tho
amounts Of the oDlieatIons but II Is said bv those
In the trade who are not affected ny inc iai'ures
that the Indebtedness Will reach about S2'oooooo'
and that some of Tho creditors are houses IN New
York Wilmington and Boston, where about one-third
OF tho protested notes are hold. There 10 much ex-
ctemont in trade circles in tho city over THIS DIS
ss,er and general uneasness and gloom, although
many morocco declare that they have foresesn
tho approaching storm Tor some time
WHAT HAS LED Up THE DISASTER
It 10 very difficult to got at the first cause OF the
failures as there are charges and counter charges all
around each OF the firms involved blaming the others
There is reason believe that single large firm has
been assisting In carrying on the business
OF ten or dozen smaller houses and
that ny nterchsrging paper and indorsns
each others notes and renewing them from time to
time there a mutual dependence BY this prac-
lice they have managed keep aoat until the large
creditor was compelled 10 press for payment on one
OF its rotes. 1his could not be DONE the paper went
10 protest and tho general crash came. The principal
Arm-thc one SAID have supplied The other houses
with goods and crcdit-s that of l.. e. Stokes, I'M
porters hides and skns whose business place at
Tnird and Willow stIees They are probably the
heaviest losers and the heaviest debtors Mr.. Ellis
stokes, the senior partncr, says that threeourhs oil
the $S0O 900, which Is tho amount invovea 10 tnis
cuy Is due 10 that house, and the amount OF the
Messrs. stokes Indebtedness Is said 10 DO about
$tOo 600 Ae furnishes the following list OF The hrms
that have failed TO meet The notes held BY them -
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SPOKEN,
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Ship AlsxA lander Marshall from Liverpool for Now Yorl
Jan 8, lat ~ %, Ion Is SO.
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SAVINGS BANK PAYS TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT.
Bosroy, Mass, Jan. %, 1875
On application Of the receiver, Judge Soue, OF the
Supreme Court, to-day issued a decree allowing the
payment of twenty-five per cent 10 dcpositors OF
the North Bridgewater Savings Bank.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-04-05
NOTICE,

A. Whereas Isabella NJ. Balch of St. Johnsburv in
tne county of Caledonia, has filed in the Clerk
once OF said county, her libel for divorce wherein
sue seCs IoTth that she was legally married to
Sn INA w Balch at Barnet in said county on the
b osa DAY Of april 1861 that in all respects she has
ne the said Charles, on the 23d day of March 1850
wltuily deserted her, departed for parts unknoyvn
petitioner. AoAu Aroh ny the
The petitioner further sets forth that tho so;d
Isabella has one child, Daisy E. BaIch. aged n;ne
years. ' "S0u nihe
ana 1ne petitioner prays that a divorce NAV ba
gFanted her from the said Charles and the cusfodv
20 'ae sla chd De gwen to her; and it being made
t9is state the petitioner is ordered to give notice
OF the tendency of this libel to him bv nnbsb;nt,
the substance thereof and this order. in tba 81
Ss,ohns6ury Caledonian newspaper published 1 af
81. Johnsbury, in said county, three U,eaIs az
S sss the last to Of which to be at
term of the county court to be held ~ 81 heat
bury within and for said county Of Caledonia nn
the First Tuesday in June, A. B., is7ss oii
Dated at st. Johnsbury in said conntv tb;s sa
day of April, A. d., 1873 my 'nis "a
Z: A. WILLARD, Deputy Clerk
ELISHA May Attorney. aa.Ss