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Secretary Sherman Believes in Letting 1t
Alone.
MARINE NEWS.
Violent Storm at Acknowledgement YES
COLI, UTraolynd

Violent Storm at Aspinwall-SeveralV Yes
sells Wrecked.
NEW YORK. Dec, 7.-Mr. Trickey, first mate
of the brig E. H. Rich of Boston. has arrived
here from Aspinwall and reports that heavy
southerly gale set in on the night OF Nov. 10th
with very heavy sea. After Using every eff
fort to keep the ship in position at the Royal
Mail Steamships wharf at Aspinwall, she
broke adrift and was carried on the rocks at
the head of the dock where she was complete
ly wrecked. Crew saved.
At the same time the Norwegian bark AL
batross, lying at Pier Mo. s. parted her moo r,
ings and pounded against a stone pier until
she sunk with everything ON board except a
few articles which the crew saved.
At 5 a. m. the brig Adella McLoon Of Rock
land struck the ground and her cable had to
be slipped and the vessel run on the sand
reefs to save if possible some of her material:
The French bark Georgine broke adrift and
smashed the Pacific Mail Steamship wharf, the
crew barely escaping by spring on the wharf
shed, and as soon as they left the shed it was
carried away by the bark humping against it.
The bark was smashed to pieces and sank
alongside the wharf The crew saved only the
clothes they had on.
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Magazine Notices.

st. Nicholas for December is the grand Christ
mas Holiday number of that magazine, and
appears in special cover,-a bright and jolly
dress which encloses ninety or more illustra-
tions, and one hundred and four pages of pure
delight for boys and girls. John Greenleaf
Whittier gives in quaint verse humorous re-
miniscence OF his boyhood, concerning an Irish
Quaker and Lucy Larcom contributes sweet
and suggestive song. Louisa M. Alcott's new
serial story, Jack and JILL" opens with live
ly snow-sport of boys and girls, and an exciting
cOasting accident; and William o. Stoddard's
continued story, Among the Lakes, fills six
pages with boy-fun in the open air. Edward
Eggleston contributes an amusing play, for
boys and girls to act entitled Mother Goose
and Her Family; a Christmas Recreation for
Sunday-schools and other Festivals, accom-
panied by costume-sketches and full instruc-
tions By J. T. Trowbridge, J. W. De Forest,
John Esten Cooke, Washington GLADDEN.,
Maurice Thompson, Sarah Winter Kellogg and
others, there are short stories of stirring histor-
ical events, the land of wonder, the realm Of
COLLINS, the hunting-grounds of the Great
South, and funny and touching incidents of
home life. Then there are: a profusely illus
trated description of the small army of Tele-
graph-boys in New York, their work and ways;
and an art-paper on Thorvaldsen, the great
Danish sculptor, with portrait of himself and
engravings of his principal works. The list of
illustrators includes Gustave Dore, Knaus,
Giacomelli, Mary Hallock Foote, and j. E.
Kelly, who are represented by full-page pic
lures; and Frederick Dielman, E. B. Bensell,
W. L. Sheppard and Jessie Curtis. Besides
these, there is Addie Ledyard, with eleven
lovely drawings of little-girl life, in illustra-
ton of some child-verses by Mary Mapes
Dodge. The Departments For Very Little
Folks, Jack-in-the- Pulpit, Letter-Box, and
Riddle-Box are full of Christmas fun and feel
ing, and there are some book-notices that will
be welcome to all who are practically inter-
ested in their children.
The numbers of the Living Age for the
weeks ending Nov. Goth and Dec. 9th respect
and his Editors, Quarterly; Mozart, Edin-
burgh; History and Politics, by Prof. Seeley
and A Mathematicians View of the Theory of
Evolution, Macmillan; The Maronites of Syria,
Blackwood; Matthew Arnold Selections from
Wordsworth, Fortnightly; Hunting for Sharks,
at Lyme Regis, Temple Bar; A Village Idyll,
Fraser; The Criminal Code of the Jews, Pail
Mall; The Bis-Cobra, the Goh-Samp and the
Scorpion; and The Silk Goods of America,
Nature; with instalments of Mrs. ELEPHANTS
new story, He who will not when he may; the
conclusion of Miss Keary's Doubling Heart,
and other fiction, and the usual amount of po-
etry. A new serial story, Adam and Eve, by
the author of Dorothy Fox, Hero Carthew, etc.,
will be begun in December. To all new SUBJ
scribers for 1885, the six numbers of 1879,
which contain parts of Mrs. ELEPHANTS new
story, and also the opening chapters of Adam
and Eve, will be sent gratis. The present, is
therefore, good time to subscribe.
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THE IRISH AGITATORS.
A Monster Meeting to be Held at Castle
Rea.

A Monster Meeting to be Held at Castle
Rea.
NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-Arrangemets are max
ing for monster meeting at Castle Rea. All
the great leaders will be there. IL is believed
by the Land League that Brennan's arrest was
intended by the government to dampen the
ardor of the participators in the Castle Rea
demonstrations. The Herald's Dublin cor
respondent says:
Do not be deceived by reports of intense ex-
element in Dublin and elsewhere, save the
west. The excitement prevails only in limited
circles of agitation. The general public have
merely taken ordinary interest. 1t is generally
agreed by those most friendly to the govern
ment that the agitation would have died a
natural death before now but for the arrests.
CASTLE BAR, Dec Con the removal of
Thomas Brennan to prison from the court
house last night, great crowds, with blazing
tar barrels, followed the car in which he was
conveyed, cheering the prisoner and hooting
the notice The crowd stopped the car, but it
being guarded no rescue was attempted. Sub
sequently the police, by order of the magistrate
seized a tar barrel, when the crowd dispersed.
This precipitated great excitement at Castle
Bar and in the neighborhood.
New YORK, Dec. AT an interview with
Brennan in Castle Bar jail, Saturday, he
repudiated any connection between the land
agitators and outrages or threatening letters.
The agitators had no sympathy with such
cowardly intimidation and their language was
constitutional. A Castle Bar dispatch says
Brennan would be disappointed if he knew
how little interest was taken in his arrest.
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PITTsBURG, Dec. 6.-The Buffalo express
leaving Pittsburg last evening on the Allie
ghany Valley railroad, ran into land slide
two miles below Oil City. The engine was
turned into the river and eight coal cars were
smashed. A fireman was crushed. His body
has not been found.
CHICAGO, Dec. Gan engine, express and
baggage cars on the Chicago Alton railroad
jumped the track near Glasgow this morning
and were smashed. The engineer, fireman
and express messenger were badly injured.
The passenger cars kept the track and no pas
Senrers Ware hnrt.
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Lard-cosed firm; prime steam on spot at 8 00@
s 05 for old; 1908 1919 for new. % bid for
December; s O71a bid January; 8 liza February;
city at 7 stag 90; refined nomnally at 45d
so; sales for the week 13.025 ties the spot and
so, 900 ties for future delivery.
Tallow steady at 67sG7.
BUTrER-is easy; Western and State creameries
326o37c; Western and State diaries 16d34c.
CHEEsE-market is steady; State factories at 100
1312c; Western 912ta13c.
WHIsKEY-frm at l IL p gallon for Western.
CHICAGO Dec. G.-Wheat at l 257s for Deem
ber ~ for January; l 2S1s Feb. Corn 407s C
for December; Also for January; 46s4 d46Tsc
for May. Oats 345sc for December; 1914 a. 5ssc
January; 39c for May. Pork 2 40 for December.
ST. LOUIS, December 6.-Wheat lower; No Red
at l SO asked, 1924 c bid: No 3 at l 23$4. Corn
3S3i C.
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MARRIAGES.
In this city, Dec. 8, John C. Hayes aged 60 years

In this city, Dec. g. John G. Hayes, aged SO years
months.e
Funeral service Tuesday forenoon at 101a oclk,
at his late residence, No. 81 High street. Burial
private.
In this city, Dec 6, Mrs. Sarah E. Bailey, widow
of the late Rulof Dodge aged 81 years months.
her late residence 40 Oxford street. Burial private
In Waterville, Nov. 81, of paralysis, Mrs. Lucy,
In Waterville, Nov. %, Drsko X. Allen, aged 90
years mnoths.
In Sidney, Nov. 81, Capt. Benjamin Field, aged
about rs years.
In Halifax Nov 20, after long painful illness,
Maggie daughter of James and Mary Mcneil, in the
18th year of her age.
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HHnyann Market.

HAVANA. December 6.-Sugar-There was alb
sence of business for want of stock. Grinding has
commenced on many estates. No further contracts
are reported owing to high pretensions of planters,
and there is less animation among buyers ON account
of decline of prices in London stock IN warehouses
at Havana and Natanzas $4,000 boxes, ll5oU
bags and 1900 hhds; receipts for the week az bXs,
543 hhds; exports for week 1000 bags, 200 hhdsi
including 1850 bags and 1890 hhds to the Omteu
States. Freights nominal with no demand for yes
sells. Tabaceo firm.
Spanish gold 233a2331a. Exchange is tending
prem; short sight sage; London 1S@1Sa4; Paris
33l 0I4A.
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EUROPE.
Spanish Affairs.

MADRID, Dec. IA detachment of 1000 men
sailed for Cuba yesterday A Cabinet council
was held today to discuss the Cuban reforms
bill. There was decided difference of opin-
ion among the members, the ministers OF the
interior, justice, finance and works being OPP
posed to the measure in its present form. AL
fonso has accordingly asked Gen. Canpos to
try and reconslitute the Cabinet.
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Reducing the Production of Coal

NEW YORK, Dec. 7.-All the Pennsylvania
coal companies except the Lackawanna Co.
are stated on good authority to have signed an
agreement co suspend running from December
oath until January 9th, and Mr.. Sloan, presi-
dent of that company, said he would curtail
the production of his company during this
month fully an equivalent to a total stoppage
for the period proposed, but he deemed it I'M
advisable to suspend work entirely.
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A Graenhack Recruit.

SAN FRANCIsco.-At the Sand Lots to-day
Dennis Kearney announced his intention Of
being present at the meeting of Greenbackers
in Washington Jan. Sth He will leave next
Sunday morning for Boston.
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METEOROLOGICAL

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY-FOUB
HOURS
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
December 8, l A. M.
For New England.
higher pressure, westerly winds veering to
colder noatherly and clear or partly cloudy
xuaofhar
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statement and "falsehood'' and partisan
designs which you made under misappre-
hension of the facts, / am willing to believe.
Respectfully yours,
GUY c. GosS,
Representative-elect from Bath,
Boston, Dec. 5, 1879.
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MARINE n EWS s.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
SATURDAY, December 6.
ArriYcI.

SATURDAY, December g..
Arrived.
Barque Fannie H Loring, Soule, Portsmouth, to
j S Winsow & Co, to load for Cuba.
Sch Addie Ryerson, Miller New York-coal to d S
Warren.
Sch Benjamin. Wheeler, Boston via Gloucester,
where'she put in with loss of sails
Sch Venela, Kelley, Boston.
Sch VIM Franklin Shea Boston.
Sch Ida, Wilson, Boston,
Sch Jesse Hart, Jr, Wall, Boston.
Sch Jerusha Baker, Chase, Machias
Sch Olive Elizabeth, Lindsey, Bangor.
Sch Al!eghania, Bryaut Rockland.
Sch Marriott, Weber, Round Pond.
Sch Emene, Roberts, Wiscasset-heading to Phin-
ney & jackson.
Sch Lucy Ann, Meservey, st George.
Sch Kate Lily Hutchins, Rockland for Boston.
Sch Ef1ie j Simmons, Chadwick, KenneDec for
Philadelphia
Cleared.
Steamship Chesapeake, Williams, New York
Henry Fox.
Brig Ysidora Rionda, Chase, Matanzas-Geo S
Hunt g. Co.
Sch Veto, Eggleston, elphia-Berln Mills.
Sch Sammy Ford, Allen, Lubec-Nath'l Blake.
Sch Mariet, Weber, Round Pond-N Blake.
Sch Edward & Frank, Poland Befast-Geo W
True & Co.
SUNDAY, December z,
Arrived.
Sch Grecian Bend, (Br) Godfrey, Walton, Ms for
Bridgeport.
Sch Louisa Frances, Thorndlke, Rockland-lime
to A Morse g. Co.
Sch E & G W Kinds, Hill, Calais for New York.
SATTED-Raruue Clara Eaton
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New YORK, Dec. 7. An Atlanta, Ca.
dispatch says government has sent so guns and
equipments from Washington to revenue
mountain moonshiners.
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EAST INDIA CYCLONE.
A Storm Wave Sweeps up the
Shore.
SEVERAL HUNDRED PERSONS ARE
DROWNED.

LONDON, Dec. 6.-During a cyclone on the
Bay of Bengal storm wave swept over Monk
ish Khoishad drowning several hundred peo-
pie.
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liant. Farnum, Bangor; L c winsor Atwood. from
Frankfort for New York; Elihu Burritt. oliver,
Eastport: Diadem, Fuller, 1homaston; w Ii Lovitt
Beai Camden; Tamerfase, Hodgkins. Lamoine Ne
ponset Stratton, Sullivan Minstrel, Colby, Wis
casset.
land) for Matanzas.
CID 7th. briggs Caroline Eddy, Wafssn Pensacola;
Clara NJ Goodrich. Look, for Portsmouth, sens Is
Perry, Look, Charleston; G NJ Branard, Retalsston,
Richmond; S Lindsey, Johnson Portland.
Also cid 18th, Br barque Pauline, Oliver, Portland
SALEM-Ar 4th, sch Pacific, Look Calais.
NEWBURYPORT-Ar 4th. sch Geo Savage, Low,
Bangor. o.
Calais; Sinbad CHM, Rockland.
Below, SENS Cora, from Boston for Portland At
lantic Portsmouth for do; Pulaski. Rockland Tor
Boston; Banner, Gushing for do; Duroc, and Empire
Bangor for do; Pemaqud, Daniariscotta for do: Z
Nightingale Boston for Eastport; Pierce, Bangor
for New London; War Eagle, Wiscasset for Boston;
AlEomak, Boston for Rockland; Geo Savage, Bangor
for Salisbury; q A Paine. New York for Passport;
Addie / Yanson. do for Portland; M Mahoney,
Bangor for New York,
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New York stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. 6-P. M.-Money closed at 5
per cent. on on CALL The bank statement is again
favorable.
Sterling Exchange is decidedly higher. We quote
bankers asking rates, go days bills, at 4S3 per
6 (of S4.8665 par value), and on demand, S4951s,
against S48014949314 one week ago. Commercial
bills SOFA SO1a gold.
;na rOIiOwIno are tO-day'S closing quotations of
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FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL

Portland Daily Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND. Dec. 6.
The following are so-day's quotations of Flour,
GRAIN Provisions. &c.
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SHADES ENGLISH MUSTARD and CONGRESS
Yeast Powder received the Award at the Meehan,
les Fair. Both are pure and standard articles, ana
sold by most every grocer in Portland. Try them
and you will have no other
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MEXICO.

Ben Butler Said to Have Been Offered
the Dictatorship.
New YORK, Dec. 1.-THE Tribune says that
several influential men from Mexico have
been here recently in conference with leading
citizens discussing plan whereby Mexico can
be placed under a more stable government.
1t is stated that the dictatorship of Mexico
was offered Benjamin f. Butler, but he has
given no definite answer. 1t is also stated
Gen. Grant will visit Mexico at the invitation
of leading Mexicans with a view to obtain his
opinion upon the subject of annexation of
that country to the United States.
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LONDON, Dec. G-1.3O P. M-Consols at 81 ZIG
or money and 971a for account.
LONDON, Dec. 6-12.30 p. M.-American secu-
rities-United States bonds, new 5s, 1854 4H2s at
1885, As, at 1865; Erie 4O1s.
LIVERPOOL, lDec 6-12.30 P. M.-Cotton market
active and frmer; NIiddling uplands at Lied;
Orleans 1-16d sales 10000 bales; for speculation
and export 2, 900; receipts 1850, all American.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 6-12.3O P. M.-Flour 10 6@
IS; Winter Wheat 10 11d11 4; Spring Wheat at 10
01O IL; California average 10 7G11 6; club do at
II Cali 10; Corn at sob 91a; Peas at z. Provis-
ions, &c.-Pork o. Beef SO; Bacon,36 694O; Lard
at 40; Cheese at sc. Talow at So, at London 40
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The question limiting the operation of the
Prussian army bill will probably be compro-
missed by making the duration of the law five
instead of ten years.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid FIN samarang Oct 5, barque Goodell, French,
Cheribon.
Ar at Bombay Oct 27. ship Geo F Manson, Hum
phreys Liverpool
Sid FIN Batavia Oct 16, barque Walker Aiming
ton, Hooper, New York
Passed Anjer Oct 8, barque Anna Walsh, Bowers,
Shanghae for Marseilles; 9th, Mary G Ames, Crock
or, Shanghai for New York
In Elsinore Sound Nov 10th, brig Dirigo, Coffin,
from Stettin for New York
Sid FIN Oporto Nov H. barques Josephine, Evans,
Baltimore; Henry Knight, Pendleton, Pensacola.
Ar at Liverpool 4th inst, steamer Lake Winnipeg,
Bernson, Montreal.
Ar at Queenstown 9th inst, barque Hattie G Nc
Farland, Mcfarland, Boston.
Ar at Las Palmas Nov 2S, sch Z Newman, Griffin
New York.
Ar at St kits Nov IL, sch Silver Heels Milan,
New York.
Ar at kingston ia, Nov 81, sch Marion Champ
lin, Freeman, New York via Falmouth.
Sid 3d. sch Etna, Sawyer, New York via Milk
River.
Ar at. Matanzas Nov 2Sth, brig Mary Bartlett,
Welsh, New York.
Ar at St John, NIB, 9th inst, sch Uranus, Denton,
Rockland
CID 9TH, sch Lizzie McNichols, Tanning, New
York.
Sid 9TH, sch Kate Wilson, Reed, Demarara.
SPOKEN.
Nov II, lat % 80, lon 81 20, ship Oracle, from
San Francisco for Liverpool.
Nov "a, of Cape Race 100 miles, barque Mis-
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rpEyiORA A,

Ship Kentuckian, Sawyer, from New York fol
condition.
Sch G H Kelley, Chase, from Demarara for Provi
dence put into Delaware Breakwater 9th inst with
loss of bowsprit and head of foremost
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DEPARTURES OF OCEAN STEAMERS

MINIATURE ALMANAC 49,. DECEMBER 8.
Sun.rises. ..........7.23 High water ........ 6.29
Sun SETS .......... 4.21 Moon rises. 1.25
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FINANCIAL.
ST. LOUIS, HANNIBAL & KEOKUK R. R. CO.
First Mortgage q per cent. Bonds
DUE 1917.

DUE 1917.
Issued at $4,000 per mile of completed road;
$4,000 cash per mile already paid in on stock sub
scrptions and expended in construction.
Principal and interest payable in New York, cou-
pons April and October.
We offer balance of 100000 of these bonds at
80 and interest reserving the right to advance price
without notice and recommend them as safe invest
ment.
AMERMAN s. BURWELL, bankers,
deSd1m NO. 1G BROAD ST., New York.
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Foreign Exports.
MATANZAS. Brig Ysidora Rionda-2S70 shocks
and heads, POS empty casks.
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Boston Stock Market.

Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance--1000 bush Cornmeal to G.
W. True & Co.
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Nov II, lat % 80, Ion 81 20, ship Oracle, from
San Francisco for Liverpool.
Nov "a, of Cape Race 100 miles, barque Mis-
tletoe, Parker, from Londonderry for Portland.
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An open Letter from the PfeSldenI.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-The following letter,
written by the President to a friend, since the
interview with Representative Fort, has been
mazda nuh1in.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-20
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Excitement on Fourth Street

Last evening, about O'Clock quite an
excitement occurred on Fourth street
below the railroad, caused by a man
/, without shoes, stockings, hat, coat or
vest on, running down said street, as
fast as he could posi- bly, go, folio wed by
a large crowd.
The crowd Judging from his appear
ance, arrived at tha Conclusion that he
was about to commit suicide, and they
followed him in order to see if such was
the case, but upon the man reaching the
wharf they were disappointed IN seeing
the man turn around and walk slowly
back towards his home. a,I
His name is John Pri ce and he resides
at the southeast corner of Fifth and
Spruce streets. A reporter of this paper
visited him this morning when he relat.
ed the following in regard to his con.
duct He said that there Ia a crowd OF
boys residing in the neighborhoOd, and
that they have habit of congregatinp
in front of his house, that last evening
they were there rs usual, and one of the
number of spit through a broken pane OF
glass in the window upon some bread
dough that was sitting on the window
sill. When the act was committed be
was coming down ct airs dressed as he
appeared upon the street, and that the
action SO asgered him that he did no
take time to put on any more clothing
but startod in pursuit of the boy, ant
upon reaching the wharf, and failing tt
catch him, he turned arourd and re
| traced his steps hOmeward. 1t Is stated
| that there were about one hundred per
sons following him. He laughed at tn,
idea of committing suicide.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-20
John Brear } In Chancery
VS.. 7 New Castle County,
Mark Rrear eft al In PQrtitIon

John u, sreAf New K osssis oarnss5y casn,y.
And now TO wit this 9oth day ~ OF of Febru
sry, A. D., 1873. y appearing 10 the Chan
rison that Mark Brear, A bel Brear, Eliza
Brear and Elizabeth Jordan, the defend :
ants In this cause, have no known place
OF abode within this county, and cannet
be served with process; that the said Marx
Brear and Eliza Brear reside In the town
Of Flushing, Long Island, State of New
York, the said elizabeth Jordan resides
In the City Of Washington, District OF Col
uni bia, and the said Abel Brear resided In
the State of New York when last heard
from; and no appearance having been en-
ter ed for the said "a ark Brear, Abel BrearI
Eliza Brear and Elizabeth Jordan, at me
return of The su mmons issued for them
1t Is thereupon, on motion OF Charles B,
Lore, Esq, Solicitor for the petitioner or
dered by the Chancellor that the said
Mark Brear, Abel Brear, Eliza Brear and
Elizabeth Jordan. do appear before ths
Chancellor at his Cham bers In Dover. oil
and eight hundred and seventy-n and
show cause II any they have, why parti
tiOn of the premises in the petition tiescrih.
ed should not be made according TO the
prayer thereof. or that the petition viii be
taKen plo confessO ~ TO the said Marx
abeth Jordan.
And the Register is directed TO cause a
! copy of this order 10 be published in fhe
DAILY GAZETTE. a newspaper or the Cit V
| OF Wilmington, County aforesaid, for the
period OF thirty days next preceding TIE
| said second day of June, A. D., one thons
| and eight hundred and seventy-nIne
Attest, j. M. HOUSMAN.
April 80, 1s79.-uu3 " "