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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-11-13

WASTED SYMPATHY.-Solomon's Proverb
"Spare the rod and spoil the child, has been the
frequent theme of discourse of many divines
and laymen and women, both before and since
the new theories of popular and favorite ed
ucation came into vogue. 1t is still vexed
question. which will ouly be settled by "moral
suasion,' like capital punishment and the tenn
perance question. The following episode, while
it will not settle the question, may tend to allay
the maternal feeling and prove that not unfre-
quently large quantity of our sympathy in
such cases is wasted. A lady now residing in
this city has son who not only slept very
soundly, but who occasionally walked in his
sleep One night he went to bed and fastened
the door, and when the mother went up stairs
she found she could not get into the room. AZ
ter pounding the door for long time, the boy
got up and opened it. Irritation was so strong
upon the mother that she then and there adj
mnistered what she thought very severe cas-
tigation. The boy bore it manfully and resum-
ed his SAUNDERS. Not so the mother, for she
lay awake the whole night sobbing at her cru
city to her child, and when the morning came
Sc kissed him and expressed her deep sorrow
For what, mother? For spanking you, replies
the mother! When? says the boy. Last night.
responds the moth r. Well, finishes the boy,
don't recollect anything about it, or opening
the door, or anything else. must have been
fast asleep. z. M.
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Brighton Cattle Market.

For the week ending "wednesday, Nov. II.
At market for the current week: Cattle 2726;
Sheep and Lambs -; Swine, 1860; number Of
aud Northern Cattle rs.
Prices of Beef Cattle, " cwt, live weight; Extra
quality 81 12A g 25; first quality Sc IS a 90; Sec
ond quality Us 70 9 so; third quality 81 so a 62A
poorest grades OF coarse oxen, bulls &c., 50 30 D
Brighton Hides G. cents % ID. Brighton Tai
Country Hides 81 cents y h. Country Tallow 4ac
W ib.
: Calf Skins l6 q lsc p h. Sheep Skins 90 each.
Lamb Skins 81 each.
The trade for Beef Cattle this week has been o1ick-
er than that of one week ago. The Cattle from the
West were mostly of q common grade. Prices re-
main unchanged from our last quotations There
were but few Cattle sold for than &c y h.
There were not any Cattle in from Maine, and the
supply from the North was light most of them be-
ing disposed Of at WATERFOWL.
working Oxen-Not a large supply in market A
few PAIRS each week is all the market requires. We
quote sales of pair, girth feet inches for 500;
pair, girth feet inches, for $780, l pair girth
feet, for SlS5; pair, girth feet inches for SIG
pair, girth feet inches, for S175 pair girth
ieet inches. Tor SlS5; pair girth feet 6inches
Store Cattle-Yearlings 81 a s17; 2-year Odds SIG
@ $2S: Swear Odds $25 a $t5 y head. Most the
small Cattle that are in fair condition are bought
yp 10 slaughter Most Of the Store Cattle come from
Mich Cows-We quote extra at SIS a 500; ordi-
nary SIS g $50; Store Cows $50 a S45 per head
Most of the Cows offered in market for sale are Of an
ordinary grace. Extra Cows always command fair
prices.
Sheep and Lambs-From the West the supply was
light, costing, landed at ighton from to &c ~ H.
From The North the supply was large and prices were
! g tc lower than those of one week ago.
r. b. Fat H0s'-is'''0 in market. Prices @ sc
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Boston Root and Shoe Marker.

Boston, Nov. 1.-THE shipments of Boots and
Shoes from this market places outside of New Eng
land tor the past week. irrespective of those sent d.
rect from factories, comprise 1853 cases. against
20571 for the same week last year.
The total shipments since January 1, have been
113l ITO cases, against 12Os 3i6 for the same
period last year.
There continues to be very good demand for the
season for small lots 10 piece u broken assertments
but distributors keeping down their stocks 10 the
lowest possible ont and they order only such quaint
tiles as are absolutely necessary to supply their Gus
TONERS. There Is rather more demand for fancy
slippers, and chlren's thick shoes are also in fair
request for the New England trade
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'"TDIE TRIED AND FIRE TESTED" Those
who want reliable insurance can procure it at
the old agency of w. d. Little & Co., 49l Ex-
change street. They CONTINUE to represent
some OF the oldest and best American and En-
glish companies. which have been fire tested
in Portland, Chicago, Boston and elsewhere,
and present in combined assets I'm Fire and
Lfe), seventy.five million dollars; no other
agency in New England represents SO large an
amount of capital. oct so diff
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atudies iusthe Public SchO0Is.

Mr.. EDIToR.-With all respect for your re-
ply to Mother in Israel; and with the ac-
acknowledgement that you are, in the main, right;
also think there is a much deeper truth in her
complaint, than you seem to recognize.
There is a great lack in the system of public
education, of any clear perception of the fun
damental principles of the subject TIL" sys-
tenn as whole is empirical; founded neither
upon psychological principles, explaining the
pupils needs and ability; nor upon careful
study of the connection and mental bearing of
the things to be taught
The evil of which the Mother in Israel COM
plains, arises from a total disregard in the
authors of text books, in teachers, and in COM
mittees, of certain fundamental principles of
psychology. whose bearing upon education has
been recognized by many of the clearest and
best writers; and by none in more convincing
style than by DR.. Barnas Sears. The senses
are fist developed, then the imagination, lastly
the reason. FIRST then the child is to receive
facts through external sense; then develop the
power of conception, by which he sees the ia
visible through memory and imagination; final
ly he is to develop his power of reasoning upon
facts, and guiding his imagination by reason.
Apply this to arithmetic. First the child
should learn addition, subtraction. multiplied
ton, division, separation in factors, classified
ton in prime and composite, separation INTO
ultimate prime factors, Communication of factors,
&C., without these technical names for the pro-
cesses, upon beans, counters, or something of
the kind, until they can readily do anything
they are called upon to do with numbers under
fifty. Next they are to learn to perform exam
Piles on the slate in the same rules, both in
decmals and whole numbers. By that time,
being twelve years old, they may begin aritb
metic in the ordinary way. Mental arithmetic
ought never to be taught before the age Of
twelve, and reasoning arithmetic deferred
till three or four years later.
1 was on a school committee in one town
fourteen years. We adopted this mode of
teaching arithmetic, reducing the time given 10
that study to less than one-half that usually
given. When left the town it was conceded
by teachers, parents, and employers of the pu-
pills from our pubic schools, that the pupils
learned three times as much arithmetic in this
half time, as they used to Learn in the whole
time. The other half time we gave to geome-
try. natural history, short hand and general
reading, ISHMAEL.
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

A new panel of 500 jurors was called IN tne
Tweed case Welnesda morning AT last ao'
counts the twelfth juror had not been OBTAIN
ed
New and rich gold mines have been discov'
cred in S;tka.
The Cartagena insurgent vessels are prepair-
ing to leave the harbor, hoping to get out Win
out discovery.
Stephen P Wardwell, cashier of the Com
merclal Bank of Providence, confesses to de-
falcation of about S55, 900. The money was
lost some years since in speculation.
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ALLAN SrEAMERs.-The Scandinavian will
sail from Liverpool Nov. 4tb, for st. John, n.
f, Halifax and Portland.
The Hibernian will sail from Liverpool Nov.
ON With Canada and U nited States mails, for
rortiand direct thence to Baltimore.
iue scandinavian will be the first mail steam
o. as before announced, sailing from Portland
Nov. 18th, for Liverpool direct.
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A CONSPICUOUS EXAMPLE.-Last evening
the "Blues'' voted to give half of the net pro-
ceeds of their Thanksgiving ball to aid in build
II. the soldiers m nument Tbs company has
the honor of being the first in this conspicuous
field of honor -------
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BEFORE JUDGE NORRIS.
WEDNEsDAY.-RufusS Stanley and Patrick Nary
Search and seizure. Fined $50 each with COSTS
Paid.
Discharged. &
Niles B. Oleson and Patrick Heating Search and
seizure. Fined $50 each. Appealed.
Asst. Co. Atty Fox.
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Gloucester Fish Market.
En,. ba ,roal a,,dsn, Hra1xaaI,.. No.,

For the soeek ending Wednesday,, Noo. 70.
Georges Codfish-In good stock and transactions
light: We notice sales the past week at 81 q 4s p
OIL, including 2OU qls at inside figures.
Bank COdtish-NO transactions to note; held al s.
qtl, stock large and quality superior.
MackereI-Bays in active re, dpts, 50 arrivals re-
ported the past week. We notice sales of 500 bbls
NJ nday at s12 and so q Dbl for rs and 2s.
Smoked Halibut- Steady at liz q l2c y fb.
Fresh Ha ibut-Receipts light. We notice small
sales of Geo ges Mondap at ~ and &c " fb for white
an gray; last sales Bank Saturday at l3 and &c per
ID.
Olive quote at Sc y gal.
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MEssRs. F. o. BAILEY & Co., have on ex-
hibition at their salesroom this morning beau
tiful collection of marble and alabaster vases,
verde antique statuetts, French bronze figures,
nc. The stock is not the largest but certainly
ole of the finest we have ever seen here, and
well worthy the attention of our citizens, Tie
auction sale commences at q O'Clock this after
noon
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NEW :ENGLANDERs, and especially Bosto-
mans, are favored in the selection of officers
for the magnificent new hotel in New York.
''The Windsor" with Mr.. Wetherbee, of tn.
Revere, as host. can but please all; while
Messrs. Blanchard and Farnsworth in the
Office, and Mr.. Mckinley in the wine room,
will appeal TO all nabtues of either Revere,
fremont or Parkers.
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NEW HAMPSHl Re.
Young Lady nIissing-vessel Ashore.

Young Lady missing-vessel Ashore.
PORTSMOUTH Nov. 12.-Miss Nette b. Stew
enson, young dressmaker of this city, left her
boarding house last night very thinly clad and
cannot be found, She is supposed to have COM
mitted suicide. No cause is known.
The schooner Mary Merrick of York, Me-,
ran ashore on Gerrish's beach. York harbor this
morning. Commandant Howell Of the Navy
Yard, sent tug to her assistance.
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CITY AND VICINITY.


AUCTION COLUMN.
New anil Second I'D Furniture-F. o. Bailey q 20
Furniture-F. y. Bailey s. Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Postponement-Grand Ball.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
on-Resitent Taxes Henry w. Jersey.
Notice-The undersigned.
Wanted Immediately Room.
Prot. portei's instruction IN Penmanship.
A New Thing under the Sun-Dauc,.
Tavlor's Annonncements-2
To close the Mill Account-F. o, Bailey & Co.
Room tv Let.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
New Euglanders-The Windsor.
Send your Seighs-ChHse's.
Business and Dress Suits-Orin Hawkes. & Co.
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ODD FELLows.-To-morrow evening the Odd
Fellows If this city leave on special train via
Boston & Maine Railroad for visit to their
brethren at Biddeford The train will leave
the Walker House, foot of State street, at
n M. Returning, will leave Biddeford at 10 IL
o'clock p. m. Cbandler's Band will accompany
the excursion. Tickets for the round trip, in
Guiding admittauce to the fair, 80 cents, to be
had of the committee at the depot.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS
WAR DEPT OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, ID. c.,
Nov. IL, Is p. My
For New1England
and Middle States winds veering to northeast
erly with cold and cloudy weather. Cautionery
8 gnals continue at Eastport.
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Important Sale of New and Second
Hand Eurnifure NJ AucfiAn.

IN SATURDAY, Nov. 18th, at O'Clock A. NJ.
" We g all sel one Parlor Suit in B. W. and c. i'm
sob Rept, in B. W. and Hair Cloth, one ID Green
p, Easy and Smokne Chairs in Terry and Eng
lish ClotL, Lounges, B. W. Book Case, Msrble TIP
Extension Tables, Crosley, English Velvet English
Brussels, Tapestry and Ingram Carpeta, new and
second hand. Pier and Arch Top Minors, Oil Cloth
Mats Oil Paintings and En-. ravrngs two English
Banded Dinner Services, DE- corUied Toilet Sets,
Chamber and Kitchen Furniture, &c; alsn Soap
Stone and IrlOr Coal Stoves. Soap Stone and Air
Tight Wood do, took Stoves and Ranges.
AT 1880 one Chicke ing Piano. Cover and st oil
one Harper's Piano, Que Jersey Cow, 8 ears old
comes In February, an excellent mixer. 8 new Aar-
nesses &c.
r. o. BAILEY g. Co, Auctioneer..
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ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL Tuesday night
about midnight the Bethel Bank robbers, in
Jail at Paris, were discovered making an at
tempt to get out of that institution. The son
of Sheriff Stacy, emily about Is years old, with
an old man, were watching, with the expecta-
tiou that some colfederates would attempt to
aid them in escaping, when their attention was
called to noise at the grating O. the window
of the prisoners The boy Immediately notified
his father, who, taking his pistol, went into the
cell, leaving his son to lock it behind him. He
then put handouts on them and put them into
another cell. On examining the window he
found that the principal bar had been severed
by being cut with knife, and then broken with
a bedstead rail as lever. The outer gratings
were more formidable than the thieves had an
ticipated and it was while they were at work
at this that they were discovered. In an hour
they would possibly have worked their way to
liberty.
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Sherif-s Sale.

CUMBERLAND, S.:
TAKEN on execution and will be sold by public
Il auction to the highest BIDDER therefor, at
Brackets steam Mill near Back Cove so called, in
Portl nd in saii County, en- Thursday The thirteenth
day of November A. ID. 1S7a ut ten o'clock IN The
forenoon lot of White Pine Boards part of wbich
are square edged and cut in proper lengths for box
making, and part T which are rough edged and OF
the same lengths as when sawed from the logs.
Dated at Portland in said County this 6th day of
November, A. u. 1873.
no7d6t W. H. DRESSER. Dept. Sheriff.
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Superior Court.

NOVEMBER CIVIL TERM, 1873 sYMoNps. ]. ,PREsID-
ING.
WEDNESDAY Asa Mayberry VS.. Inhabitants o.
Windham. Action to recover damag alleged tt
have been sustained by reason of defect in high.
way, known the Pope road" in defendants town
on the night of the oath of December, 1872. Amount
claimed $780,
Defense No defect and no damage sustained. Jul
ry out when Court adjourned.
Cobb & Ray for plaintiff.
Howard & Cleaves for defendant
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To better accommodate our customers we
shall from this date until Jan. LIST keep our
store open every evening until 9 o'clock, aud
Saturday evenings until 10 o'clock.
GEORGE G. ROBINSON & Co.,
Proprietors of the Cogia Hassan store.
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LITTLE Rock. Nov. 12-From the best infor-
ma ion the Legislature will stand thus: In the
Senate, Repub cans, Is, Den ocrafs IL. ln the
House, Republicans q, Democrats So.
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Masonic AT the annual meeting of Port
land Lodge No. l, +. and A. NJ, held last even
ing, the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Emmons Chapman, w. NJ.
George L. Bailey, S. W.; A. K Paul. j. W.
William o. Fox, Treasurer; G. o. Leach, Sec
rotary.
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MIssING.-Tuesday afternoon Tobey Burke
left his house near the Rolling Mills, and has
been seen but once since. Att o'clock that
evening he was seen near the Railroad Bridge.
The next morning his hat was found on the
beach, 1t is supposed he fell off the bridge and
was drowned. He was man of temperate
hahits
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There was very large business in Western Union.
New York Central and Lake Shore, the dealings in
the general list having been very well shibuIed-
ment; Cleavel md and PttsbuIg rsing from 7it to
75s. The easier condition Of the money market at
London, the resolution about excnange auop.ed
by cable to-day, especially the rise III New ao sa
Central and Erie, the chief reasons assgneu io
the upward speculation on our own Stock Exehanso
and the improved feeling in financial circles.
liz. toll MARA ma liQYcrnmeDL
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For SALE on favorable terms, valuable
slate property. partially developed, with most
encouraging prospects, in the eastern part of
the State. Owners refer to S. T. Pullen, Esq.,
PRESS Office. je14-dtf
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Boston stock List.

Providence Print Cloth Market.
PROVIDENCE. Nov. 12-Ptiuting cloths market Il
nniPt
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MOBILE, Nov. 12.-CottoD steady and In fair de-
mand; Mhidling up,anfis at lac.
NV ORLEANS. Nov. 12.-CotIon Is frmer and In
good demand; MiddDg uplands 14ic.
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Furnitule at Auction.

IN TUESDAY nexl Nov, 18th, at 10 O'Clock A.
" Nj we shall sell he Fun Diture In bou.e No. So
Pleasant Street noxt above High Stree oonsi ting of
b. w. Parlar Suit, What Not, Marble and Wood Iop
Tables, Lounge. b. w. and Ash Chamber Sets, -roi-
t Sets Brd sells and Ingram u pets. spring Beds
Hair Mattresses. Hal Tree, Extension Tabl Creek
cry an Glass Ware, Cook Stove togei her with the
Kitchen Ware. For further articnlars call on
w. II. Jr RRIS.
r. O. BAILEY a. CO., Auctioneers.
no13 dtd
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GoRHAM.-About one o'clock yesterday after
noon Willie Robie, who is about IL years of
ag, son of Hon. Frederick Robe. was serious
ly wounded in the leg by the accidental dis
c large of pistol in the hands of Spanish
la i, who is attending school at Gorham. Will
Ii, received two balls in the leg above the knee,
o lily one of which was extracted. The bone
WIS broken, and it is feared that even if ampu-
tation is not considered necessary, the boy will
be crippled for life. A telegram gave to Col.
Robbie, Who was in the city at the time, the first
intimat.on of the accident He Immediately
left for Gorham, accompanied by DR.. Tewks-
bury. 1t is said that the Spanish boys who are
attending schools in this State, all carry fire.
arms Willie Robbie is an uncommonly bright
lad and greatly beloved by all who knew him.
Col. Robe has the hearty sympathy of the en-
tire community.
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WE would call attention to Allen & Co. IS
advertisement IN another column Theyhave
a very large stock of ready made clothing with
prices marked down to suit the times.
Oc7 aod7t
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d.. Urann Of Boston.

at Preble House Thursdays and Fridays. Con-
sultatiOn free. Send for circulars containing
wonderful cures. nov12Marh&wtf.
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SEND your sleighs to Chase's, to be put in
order, at % Preble street no13d2t*
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The Bankruptcy case of Jay Cooke & Co., in
the United States District Court of Philadel-
phia, has been adjourned 10 the 25th inst.
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mIsCELLANEOUs NOTICES.

BUSINESS and dress suits cheap. Grin
Hawkes. & Co.. 200 and 1872 Congress street.
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Various Matters.

The President to-day directed Attorney Gen
Williams to prepare a respite for two weeks in
the case of Henry Young sentenced to death for
murder of driver Haher. and who was to have
been hanged Friday
JW Knowlton correspondent of the Chicago
Tribune died here tonight of consumption He
is deeply regretted by large circle Of friends.
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SEND your orders for Oyster at Hatch's, 3O7
Congress street, 40 cents quart, delivered to
any part of the city. novStf
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Receipts by Railroads. and Steam boats.
GRAND TRUNK RAILRoAD-6 cars suudries. do
shocks, do staves do clapboards, do potatoes,
do TO r Railroad, AZ do lumber, do bark, 3 do
-four, do oats, 10 corn do for Belfast, do for
Bangor do for Liverpool do for St. John, NIB, 10
do for Halifax, Ms,
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DAILY DOMESTIC RECEIPTS.


Receipts OF Grain, Sc.
EASTERN R. R.
A Taft & Co,starch, 100 bbls starch.
GRAND TRUNK r.
Consumes. No. cars. Consiqnees No. cars.
Geo w True corn. ......1 Wal iron q True, oats 2
Kensell SSTabor corn &c King Gilman, corn. Il
oats....1 j V Yeaton, corn. 800. Il
Total. ....12
By water conveys nee 1000 bush cornmeal to Geow
True & Co.
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The French Assembly.
PARIS, Nov. 12-In the Assembly to-day
motion was offered by the government postpon-
ing the debate upon Leon Says Interpolation
regarding the failure to order an election to fill
vacancies in the Assembly till the day follow
ing that upol which a vote is taken upon the
prelongaton of President MacMahan!s powers.
After heated debate the motion was adopted.
The committee on the prolongation of the pow
ers Ut the present government, headed by M.
de kemusat, to-day had an interview with Mac
Mahon The latter stated he had nothing to
say modifying in any way the language of bis
message to the Assembly. He requested them
to hasten their labors in the best interests OF
the country. He said the questions relating to
the discussion of the constitutional bills belong
ed wholly to the Assembly, though lie acknowl-
edged that the adoption of the bills would give
stability to the government
The committee on prolongation has adopted
the proposal of NJ. Cassmir Pereire, that the
law proionsing the powers Of President Mac
Mahon for five years beyond the duration OF
the present Assembly become part OF the
constitution after the constitutional bills are
voted upon.
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administrators Sale of Form.

DURSUANT to license from the Probate ourr,
Il within and for The County T Cumberland, the
undersigned, Administrator OF the estate D, Sarah
L. Jordan, late Of Cape Elizabeth. IN said county,
on WEDNESDAY, December l7ih, 1878, at eleven
O'Clock in Il c forenoon, the homes cad farm which
was of said deceased. situated In said Care Eliza
beth, on The road leading ( ON The Gaze Lights to
Scarborough, adjoining William .Iordan's LAM, cen
tanning abont Dine and ne half acres, with story
house ann barn Their on. Sill and Situation good
for fruit and vegetables.
MILTON DYER, Administrator.
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