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State OF m aine.

-. WALDO, $50 George l. Merrill OF
Is. the foregoing applicants
- GREETING.
DURSUANT to the foregoing application, YOU are
L hereby directed to notify the persons whose
names appear therein applicants, TO meet at the
Office of Emery Sawyer Searsport in said County,
Thursday the twenty first day of March, A. ID.
1873, at two of the clock in the afternoon, for the
purpose mentioned in said application by publish
ing attested copy of said application aud of this
Warrant, two weeks successfully in the Republican
Journal. newspaper printed in said County, the
first publication to be at least fourteen days before
the day of said meeting
Given under my hand and SEAL at Searsport in said
County, this first day of March, A. D. 1873
(Signed) EMERY SAWYER.
Justice OF the Peace.
true copy of Application and Warrant.
2wl0 Attest GEORGE l. MERRILL.
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Mr. Beard, the new Collector Of the
Boston Custom House, is engaged in the
wholesale clothing business in Boston.
His age is 50 years. In 1870 he was a
member of the Massachusetts legislature.
Three years ago he was Chairman OF the
Republican State Committee. "Perley''
says in the Boston Journal, that the two
Massachusetts senators united in recon-
mending his appointment and "this rec
concentration decided the case
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\ stranger who applied at a house in
the vicinity OF Quebec for some Slight favor
the other day, was met by an old gentle
man s. years of age, who heSitated for a
moment and then said "l'll 90 and ask
father Presently he returned With his
father, Paul Leonard, who is asserted to
be l07 years Old. The latter owns all the
property, looks after it, and gives his son
orders as to what he is to do, and the son
obeys as dutitul child should
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" " by do YOU suppose

why do YOU suppose - college is
such learned place ?" asked one gentle
man Of another. Il rather suspect. was
the reply, that as everybody takes a lit
tie learning there with them, and nobody
ever brings any away. the learning accu-
mulateS"
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The Vicar Of Wakefield, after sinking
to the level Of what is little more than a
fragrant literary memory, is to undergo
the transformation that is frequently APP
piled to more modern novels in short, it
is to be dramatized
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The latest production Of Julia Moore.
the Sweet Singer of Michigan, is a baby
Nive la Moore Boston Post.
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4 traveller II DcadWuOd SAYS that ht
say such picturesque tournout Is this :
he huli breed horses il harness were
shaggy, unkeupJ fellows ana the long
haired saddle pony hltched to the rear of
tIe wagon by q striped horse hair lariat
logged and pulled, now this way now
that as though the experience was a new
enc t. him. Upon this wagon was pile
Vi eIk. deer and antelope; while from on
top, and troWning upon YOU was the ugly
mug of q grizzly. The driver sat with
careless ease and grace using Bruins
broadside for seat, one leg crossing the
other a little m0ccasined foot resting on
the side Of the wagon box; one gloved
hand holding the lines, and the other ca
reesing the polished barrel Of a revolver"
This attractive person was a Young wo-
man of the following description: Rather
small stature, with an eXquisitely round
ed and beautiful figure, showing to ad
vantage in the soft, ornamented buckskin
SUIT HE face was one hard to describe :
it might belong to Well-deyeloped beard
less youth. or in other garments and
places. TO a cOmely lass Of twenty. In the
finely rounded outliness, ripe red lips and
dimpled chin, lurkel a suspicion OF fem
ininitv which was heightened ny the big
brown eyes and the long lashes which
swept the checks which We're as brown as
a scouts" She said she was from Chicago
and had settled with her father near
DcadWood.
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To Emery sawyer, Esquire, Justice OF
an. Peace in and for shO County of
waldo

THE undersigned, being DESTROYS Of being ncor.
L porated the proprieors Of the oscar sport
Spool and Block Manu- tcturing Company" request
you to issue YOUR Warrant 10 one of US, directing
him TO call meeting Of said applicants, At time
and place to be mentioned in said Warrant for the
purpose Of efiecting such Incorporation.
Dated at Searsport this first day of March, \. ID.
1873 (Signed.)
GEORGE MERRILL. 4, HOLMES BUCk.
GEORGE l.. MERRILL. VI. b, NICHOLS.
JAMES g. PENDLEToN. h + PENDLETON
j. c. NICkEIS.
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Mr. Mast suggests new motto tor the
silver dollar in God We trust bu; the
devil is 70 pay"
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Stanley. in one of his letters from IAN
Ibar. describes how successfully he per
formed the role OF a Christian missionary,
and converted an African emperor
Mtcst lhc dusky King was one OF the
cluele~t and b.oodiest Of barbarians. He
ALWAYS had a supply OF captycs. prison
eTs ~ war. whom he burned at the stake
for the entertainment of his visitors and
his own amusement. He made human
sacrifices right royalty, in the boundless-
ness and warmth Of his hospitality to his
guests Stanley would not have it, and
pleaded With the emperor of Cganda SO
effectively that Tie consented to spare the
lives of some chiefs and black cOnm0ncrs
who We're to he roasted to make holiday
f1r the traveller Stanley thought the
savage petcntatc was worth converting
and gave one hundred and ten days OF
his time and labor for this purpose. He
translated for him several portions Of the
New Testament and some OF the DID, and
talked to him of the NaZarcne who came
N heaven and walked the earth doing
good To mon. and used all the missionary
methods tuI conversion. Mtesa took It
M and seemed to get new light III his
darkness. stanley cXh0rted him about
SiN hours a day and the other siA work
u- hours We're devoted to showing the
emperor HON To build h church, and also
helping him build it The church is
completed BOW and Mtesa and his court
lire Norshppug in IT, Travellers Who
hIEc passed jhAt way since Stanley left
REPORT tha, MttNJ's conversion is real.
Iae Christians may count him IN, ana
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The Osborne SuIky Plow

TINHIs implement has grown rapidly into public
l. favor. and has become as Indispensable a. the
moving machine. Any right handed plow can be
used II will plOw close to a fence post can be
done by hand In stony and hard land # adv antag"-
most apparent, the principle upon which The
pillow ~ hung being calculated 10 force 1t into tile
ground, however hard. The pow i handled by tie
driver from his seat by IA simple system OF lever,
enabling him to control its operation with absolute
certainty. send for circular.
FRED ATWOOD.
III |interpor' Ne.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON on THE SPOT UNCHANGED FUTURES
CLOSED sTEADY-FLoUR DULL-coRN EASY
WHEAT EAsIER-oATs QUIET-PORK QUIET--
LARD QUIET-wHIsKEY QUIET-sPIRITs TUR-
PENTINE FIRMER--RosIN UNCHANGED-PETRo-
LEUM DULL-CoFFEE FIRM SUGAR FIRM.
SATURDAY, Dec. 2S--6 p. NJ.
Business everywhere moderate to-day, yet the
markets in nearly all steady. On Change
Hour dull. Wheat easier. Corn quiet and
also lard. Cotton the spot unchanged; flu
petroleum dull Rosin unchanged but spirits
turpentine was firm.
CofrEE-The market for Brazils was firm and fairly
active We note further sales of $50 900 and 800 bags
Rio, City Of Rio Janero 1000 bags do Gensar
600 bags do per Calico and 700 do Perpetua,
all private terms; 2s4 bags Rio. per City Of Rio
withdrawn from stock leaving the stock here tonight
do 14isc l4c good do, l5c l5hc; prime do I5sic
iesc; extreme range for lots Ike i7s1c; Santos,
fair good 144c. 15i4c. gold 90 days; Java govern
ens bags DE 23c; do, grass pc. Die. snga
pore lec. i7c Ceyon. 15c. 1e1ac: Marscabo Issc
l6sc Laguayrs. lac. 1olsc; Jamaica, lie i5c. St
Domingo Toe lie: Costa Rica Ice lie: Mexican,
I5c 16c.: Angostura f6c 16lc: Savanilla he lie
Curacoa l3ac lie. At Baltimore i3 and 1872 bags
Oiivera 4 Co telegram dated Rio Janeiro. December
1879 saysAvcrage daily receipts since preceding Fri
day $50 bags price OF good first $3.50 exchange bank
Corros on tho spot quiet but unchanged FUTURES
day prices uctuated somewhat but the close the
ket steady with prices from to points of for the
day The closing prices to-day. compared with those of
taVA1V a n
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

COMMERCIAL.
The annual weekly Mncing Lane Market report is not
published to-day. ~ -
American lard closed at 4ls.f per 80 kos.
HAMBURG Dec. %, 1878.
American lard closed ut "a marks per Ioo lbs
BREMEN Dec. 2S 1873.
American lard closed at s4ls marks per 10 lbs.
LIVERPOOL. Dec - 1878.
Pork-Prime mess Eastern duh Mt As. do Western dull
nj 4bs dull NJ 25- I'D short rib
dull III 2Js; long clear dull az 23s short clear dull at
y4s sd IIams-Long dull at a3s; shoulders duh at
Iss Cd Beef-New India dull ut SIS: extra
steady Y4s: prime dull at It's Lard-fne
Western dull 3is. railow-fne city dull nj 3sis 6d
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dull at rs Rosincommon at Liver
poof dali Cd at London a. sd fine dull 1T
los Cheese-American choice du al f,s. Lard oil dull
AZ SIS Flour-Extra State dull nj 23s Mheat-No
sprng market bare No spring dull at IS Western
winter steady I'D winter Southern steady at
81. Coru-Nixed new dull 2Js.: do. old dull
24s I'd Cotton seed oil-Ycllow American steady at 2s
Iosin-toinmon at London dull nj Is 3D. Iurpentine-
Spirits ut London steady at lis ID.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON. Dec 2S- Y. NJ.
The amount Of bullion gone into the Bank Of England on
balance to-day Is G2sUp
Paris advices quote five per cent rentes l12f Soc for the
account
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The London adyices report an advance in consois
TO oi7s IS. the lna quotation being 9I'S. United
States bonds advanced d TO per cent, the latter III
1868 and ten-fortes. which sold respectively at oi
and ll0iS. New a.. rose 20 1861, and hyes 10
l0ssi. Erie advanced from Il 10 ais, preferred from
b to 1855, and Illinois Central from 70 to 80 New
Jersey Central dropped two per cent TO 80 and rallied
10 32is Reading fell of TO II. Pennsylvania de-
clined to 321s and rallied 10 1921. The Bank of Eng
land gained CHS, 900 on balance to-day.
State bonds were fairly active but lower. Louisi-
eonsols fell to 90. Tennessee skies, new series,
10 29ss and District OF Columbias steady at 49,
Railroad bonds continue strong. and the following
the changes compared with last previous saies
An advance Of i in Missouri. Kansas and Texas
solidated, assented; per cent in Wabash hrsts lex
coupon; Il in Canada Southern frss, guaranteed a
in Rock Island skies OF 1917. Missouri Kansas and
Texas second, Northwest gold seyens and Pittsburg
Fort Wayne and Chicago hrsts, and p in Michigan
Central sevens and New York Elevated Railroad hrsts
nf Ith, ufn
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The following were the opening prices of mining
stocks at San Francisco to-day Alpha 10; Alta. s.;
Belcher, 81; Best 4 Belcher, 1Tlf: Bullion, AZ.
Caledonia 2s California, ga; Consolidated Virginia.
74; Cholar Potos., 3sts Crown Point, 80. Con-
solidated Imperial, Il Could 4 Curry, so Hale
Norcross, no. Justice, A. Julia, 3; Kentuck. 81
Mexican, %: ophir, 80; Overman ga; Savage, o.;
Seq Belcher IL; Sierra Nevada, 81 Silver HILL TX
Union Consolidated, 50; Utah, IL; Yellow Jacket
1871: Exchequer. 81.
The closing prices of mining shares in San Fran
wpre.-
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The gross earnngs-of the Burlington. Cedar Rapids
and Northern Railway Company. for the week ending
December u, 1878. s31 49, n same week last
year. s32.727 So Decrease, 81 ,296 90.
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stained-t;ood ordinary TX strict good ordinary
low middling. -, mddng. "a For future delivery tbs
December bales Mt 35-c.: January, 400 9ic 100
o52c 100 at 9lac. $50 ut u.t+c. February 500
100 at 9g6c. ygsc. aeic sOp sic.
S5c April 7vD at Csc, 30 1oO~c 200 t.p-c
s.rsc May 40 nj 10 22c 2.2Do at oiic 800
10 Zoe: June 500 ut 10 1ec 800 at l02lc August 2DJ
Total 10 100 bales To-day. 10 O'Clock r. NJ
December 100 AT 957c, 100 NJ Dhjc January. 200
g52c 40 9J3c.. $40 at 954c tsDp 955c. 800 y
9.9c. 22vD at 85Jc lOD at sJ7c 400 at Bose. 100
D57c s5.c 100 a5Jc. 100 az oJsc.: February
900 At 81 73c. 1000 a7sc 1900 ~ Toe 300 NJ 07sc
TIE. 100 NJ 76c.. go 975c 100 ut . 7lc 100
7:c l4D At . TIE, 100 ut Tie, 200 at Toe 40
u7se. 1870 AZ 7:,c 800 At 81 re. 100 s7lc March
loo a S,c. 500 0s4c 500 os;,c sxic
.sssc 800 0-s,c.. 100 at 9vpc. 800 9.Ssc. $40
9-jc go at ns9c 30 ~ 9soc.. 90 at 9~,c. GO
al IOc 100 ntsc.. ttu sss,c.. 40 Toe. 4
Iou2c. 30 at lnOic. 10 at 0H~, 80 ~ Toe. IoU
300 ~ fOisc 1ol4c.. io1oc 400 at iDopc
100 at 10 I3c 80 at ~ 2e $50 ioI1c.. ut 1903
June, 10 lore. 90 AZ io2ic 10 At 10 22c 100 at
500 nj Io:r2c.. 300 Iu.s,c. August. nj
I0t5c. Total. 5ls0) bales Grand total ~ 400 bales.
The receipts at the ports follows tiaycston.
2lrss: Charleston. 243t; Wilmington 3,D; Norfolk 2,2:
New York. 1901 Boston. :D4 Philadelphia i3i Total
215s2 This day last week, 2I,-sJ this day last yoar
2s.S-. Total since September 2J57 2Is bales Cotton
frepllts closed follows To Ilavre by steam Ice
conpreseed by SAIL ic. Hamburg BY steam, ne
pressed. Bremen, by steam sc conpres.ed by sail Sc
FLors Observation-Disclosures !. -tI hbs wheat
~ 700 bushels; meal ~ bills and 40 sacks; c0rn
do. barley malt. 90 do The market for -four dn
but steady The sales including State Western aud south
we're about 1900 bels within the annexed
ia moderate demand, and sale, oniy ABOUT no
bbls within tho RyevUyD bushels State sold 4.
5lc Barley--pNOD bushels rorowea state sold on pr
afaf NAL Vus dull
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Wheat ia moderate demand easter closing 10 the
second call foiowsNo red December. ~ ~ bid
~ ivs4 asked do January 81 ~ bid 81 Iui asked. do
Februa'f ~ II bid. 81 "a asked. NO amber. sor DE-
csnlbet aud ~ t. asked; do February. 81 ~
Did asked The sales inciudag 600 bushels Tor
future delivery shells at ~ tpa - i0
Tor No spot and January ~ OBS for Canada white
~ ~ FOR white state ANA ~ ~ Tor NO white 20 arrive
Corn quet aud closing at the second call Ne fl
lyws .-~Iperamhet steamer g5s.c bid So asked.
No 2 4Tlse. nd. IHe asked new, Die. bid; January
steamer bid se. asked do No p a. hid sT3sc
asked for old; 45ae. bid 46lac asked for Zebra
ATTY, steamer. 4a<e bid, 43c asked do No 2 45,c bid
4isc as1ed The saies 5000 bushels No 2 tanu
ery nj ssc +oDo a.. February. No =, ~ pc. i.se
1900 do February, steamer. ut DO. and The
spot. about AnfsD do. 4J.sc. for steamer. mixed
4lc s4isc for No nixed and i6c i~c for ngraded
mixed. Oats quiet. sales about 1904 bushels
within the range ~ 3c Tor 30 white and - &C. No
MIXED
uswr ASD JurR-rhe market for jufc buit. qulet
Hemp was also quiet We quote .-Amcrican. double
dfr~sed $780, single dressed, ~gt: nndrrs~ed 9I25
xD. Russia, clean. sND $40 gold, Italian. $50
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FINANCIAL.
OFFICE OF
HUNT, GILBERT A co.

"A. HUNT, GILBERT 4 co.
PECK. GILBERT nKtsr Co.
BANKERS AND BRoKEKs ~ BROAD sss;,aL ST NEW YORK
dealt on the New York Stock Exchange on deposit u
leses al As close distance from the marke, and
70 - "n ~. sassd IL our We
mail free . specimen copy Of the Financial Reporter
/ - H. HAZARD, . BROAD ST.. MEMBER or TnE
ses sssa a.s K a"a i.
as and Sraddes" on the active stocks negotiated on
first class parties only; orders solicited.
REASONABLE RArEs-xoSEY oN LIFE AND
N Endowment Insurance Policies aud Mortgages:
bought; insurance ~ All kinds effected With best compa-
j. j. nABRIrH a CO.. 10, Broadway. box 1850
A LEX .rRoTIIlNGnAM A co, BANKERS AND
New YORK Stock xhsns and r ra The ' @e - o ok
desired deposit Of three per cont Careful aiten
pu aud ca!isr which frequently pay from tive to ton
Espaha,ory circular aud their Weekly Financial Report
A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE LADY. STRANGER ~
her u monetary embarrassment Address NINE MARIE,
boN ito Herald onirc.
ss n zip .e sre = EpWAnb FOX co
Members Sew york ssoeE Eschsaes wall 81
FAIR PRICE PAID FOR LIFE INSURANCE. POLL.
procured n the best lie and IRE insurance
las. f. kATIWAxN room 8 ground aoor. " Park place
corner Church. New York. :
A GIVE STOCKS cARnILD oS PROM 10 . rEE
~ cent margin. Careful Investments frequently yield
profits from 10 to 5to per cent
Pamphlet 81 pianatory Of stock operations and Stock
Chronicle mailed free Those who desire conduct small
large operations through careful and responsible rm
PECK 4 MORTON.
~ Broad a..
corner Of Exchange place. New York.
4 DvAacEs on FURNITURE, PIANOS. cARRIAGEs
ASafes &c los West SD 81. west OF 9TH storage
onicel
4 SAFE. PROFITABLE fSvESTM ENT-TONTINE
"A Endowment Policy SOD ~ plan. half expired
cheap Address NJ ~. box ~ Herald Office
4 LADY or CULTURE. ~ CHEAT NEED. WISHES
"a thorough gentleman aud liberal clsftt
bcfriend her Address. appointing interview Miss
l.. 4. o.. box l:s Herald Uptown Office.
4 PERSON ABOUT LEAVING TOWN WOULD SELL
.Aer rent his Produce Exchange Membership EUROPE
box i!hI Herald Office.
A III. CALIFORNIA AND OTHER MINING STOCKS
~ We hay and sell Mining stocks
the San Francisco aud New York Mining Stock Ey
chan elsewhere daily, commission and dividends
paid by us in New YORK onf custom y years
ALBERT u. NfC0LAi co,
Bankers, Brokers and Auctionsers. Ne ~ Pine 81 ~ y
An EXPERIENCED ATTORNEY PRosECUTEs
IL claims of All kinds on contingent fees excellent refer
ences. LAWYER, box 81 Post oifica.
4 $1,000 TO ADVANCE on PIANOS FURNITURE.
~ .Nnluabes and Merchandise generally. reasonable
rates JAMES cAGNEY. DE3 West 18th i.
Ii NOTES RATED PAYABLE ~ cry OR COUS-
A LADY WISHES 10 NEGOTIATE FOR A LOAN
~ for which she oilers real estate rs security NAOMI,
Herald Uptown odce.
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E,ri.ian. December 81.

delivered on contract 40 bales yesterday.
The following quotations of prices of spot
based American standard Of classification and
cotton In store. running quality than half
.I..ul.nro Inln. fh1ar Nam antad-
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IATANTED-A PARTY WITH A FEW HUNDRED
w dollars purchase the right Of sale New York Statc
of the best household articles now in use quick
sales; 100 profit. Address L., IIcrald Office
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WILL SELL cIIEAP-OR HALF INTEREST GOOD
w paying Restaurant. Call and see for Yourself IT'S
Snriug ST
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yNANTED-GENTLEMANw WITH SMALL AMOUNT
w of capital take half interest in first class theatre IN
this city doing splendid business Address OMEGA
ua..4fo.. IL
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FINANCIAL.

DTILDING CONTRACTOR AND OPERATOR, ~
Dyears experience offers opportunity gentleman with
capital and solid references no bonus; no risk;
large returns. Address BEANS, Herald Office
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VvrANTED-PA RTNER WITH $4,000 TO S25on IN
w established sure paying business Address JONES'
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MILL PURCHASE A LIQUOR STORE IN GOOD Lo-
w cation down town preferred would join respect-
Bile party in business The advertiser has long exper
in the liquor trade Address g. H., Herald Uptown
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NY PARTY POSSESSING A SPECIALLY WHICH
Awiil sell 70 the dry goods trade DESTROYS Of 70 rnng
connection with manufacturing firm OF responsibility Tor
its manufacture and INTRODUCTION, address, stating
name and particulars. BuSINEsS. A6 HerMld oihee.
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| vVANTED-PARTNER IN THE MANUFACTURES md
wv sale of Singer Sewing Machines; factory now turns
100 machines per week will soon turn ont w per
i week; ul sales cash. Address ALPHA. station ID.
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lNLOCUTIONARY TRAINING FOR PULPIT BAR AND
ILstagc Professor kEENAN,s Union square.-ifali and
stage attached. terms moderate = fWthout Doubt
Mr. Below has In Mr. Keenan, great rivakent Courier,
England.
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VITANTED-A MAN OF EXTENSIVE EXPERIENCE ~
w managing country store with means, may una Euou
opening manufacturing and outside trade aeady 90
cured by adore ssng COUNTRY STORE Herald office.
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yNyANTED-$50O TO 81, oOo--A GOOD POSITION WILL
w be given party oaning the above amount iu Sc
curty given opportunity 70 buy an interest Address
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CONSTANT DEMAND FOR RELIABLE TEACHERS.
Ofho.e wanting engagements next session should apply
W. Application forms mailed foe stamp. Immediately.
French primary goyerness for superior family. Several
Summaries for sale aud rent.
sCHERMERIIORN 30 East 18th 1T
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CADy wALwOETH's BUSINESS COLLEGE,
NUnion rcopens after holiday vacation Jannary
.; twelve weeks full instruction, $50.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
CIVIL NOTES

In the suit of Henrietta 0'Hagan agalnss
Sidney Dillon and others, reported In yesterday
TRIBUNE the Jury in Superior Court, Trial Tarn beo'
Judge Sanford, has disagreed :,
Elizabeth Il. Smith sues her husband, f. u
c. Smith, for an absolute divorce She says they we's
married In September, 1856. and in August, lST" no
left her Tor another woman. Judge Potter, IN supts
ourt Chambers referred the case to sidney H. etssl
Judge Potter referred the case OF William + MsH'S
against Elizabeth Mansfield tO John A. Foley
In the suit of Granger against the New
York ana Harlem Railroad Company, the piaihun ~ =,
covered verdict against the defendant Tor inc
his vessel at the defendants Port motifs !,
,t,,rv vas said 10 nave occurred in consequence o.
nroiectin The General Term Of tae me
to1irt has reversed this decision, ON tle o
yessel was an Intruder and took All @ s aDnsarS fJr
her being at the pier. III. r. hesIuiinst
niaintia FiliotL e. Shepard fOF defeRaah@
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26

brother w. A. wheelOck. and his son; and brother OF
MIRA Wheeock The members OF the Old Guard acted as
escort -
The subscriptions to tho wheelOek Pund by the mem-
bers of the Stock Exchange are in excess OF f9,OoO
In calling the Exchange to order YESTERDAY m0rnmg
Pre1dent ives ssid: inasmueh as Mr. Wheelock was
not member OF TINS organization at the time OF hS
DEATH It would be difficult 20 take properly any ohcia
preeeedipgs regarding the event. At the same time
am aware OF the existence Of widespread ieenng
among our members that IL would be UNJUST botn
70 Mr. WheelOek and TO ourselves, 10 allow
the occasion 70 pass without some recognition iheIe
fore take occasion announce that his funeral WI ske
placa this afternoon at o'clock at No 36 East twenty
thir-st aud hope that all who can VIII attend ah
that am the spokesman OF each and every one OF
the unfortunate and melancholy events OF the last Jew
years of his life, and remember only that ne We lo
nearly q quarter Of century bOnored ana elhclehJ
officer OF this Exchange. As such we will mourn him