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,Delaporte ~ Go, eScept the aitqrs, pedestal
and chair for presiding officer in Lodge Hall
those were made by Theodore johnson, carver
Of this city; the upholsterng was done by L. w
Tibbetts 8 Co.; the carpets were from Marrett.
& Poors and w T. Kilborn g. Co. Mr.. +.
Newcomb, the architect of the building. gener-
ously gave his services in designing for orna-
mentins the halls and for farnitnre. An ele-
giant CLOCK has been presented by j. w. Nc
Duffee, and mirror by L. w Tibbetts. They
are hoping the lberality of our bookstore pro-
-prietors viii provide the Holy Writings for the
affairs. kstAwFss EH
fhe halls win be opened for the inspection OF
the public ina few days. Notice will be given
on tuesday evening, Nov 9th. they will be
aedicated.and consecrated to Masonic purposes.
& 10 was the expectation and intention of the
Order to dedicate the halls about the first of
september last; but the fire at the corner Of
washington and Congress- streets destroyed all
their new furniture which was then in the pro-
cess OF being upholstered Consequently new
iurhliture, OF the same patterns had to be or
ldered. l1 Uu1td III ~ dJAA1
The indomitable perseverance of the Mason
ic@Bfotherhood hasat last overcome all obsta-
cles, and they can now show halls which will
compare well with any others of their size in
the Union, and which are an ornament and
credit to the Order, and of which our noble
city may feel proud
The halls were thrown olen lasl evening to
the members of the press in this city, and to
the Trustees of the Savings Bank, who own
the building, for inspection, After viewing
the halls, decorations, &c., the company sat
down to bountiful collation. furnished by the
committee on fitting and furnishing the halls,
consisting of DIR. Moses Dodge, William Cur
tbs and William G. Davis. The venerable
Oliver Gerrish presided Brief but appropri-
ate remarks were mode by Hon. J.SH. Drum
mond; 7. j. Murray, Grand Master; Hon. j
b. Brown, Rev. Dr. Smaller, Hon. j. c. Noyes
Ira Berry, Esq, Grand Secretary DIR. Dodge
also made statement of.tbe action of the
committee in fitting and furnishing the halls
and of the parties who had done the work and
furnished the materials. At an early hour the
company separated, highly pleased with every
thing they had seen.
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SEIZURE AT CLUB Rooms Yesterday the
Deputy State Constables obtained entrance to
club room at No. 113 Federal sreet, of which
Mr.. Bracket was the keeper, and the club
room on Congress street, just above Brown
street, of which Mr.. Cook is keeper, and seized
about five gallons of liquors in both places.
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Fer $4,000!

nNE-HAIF of two and a half story house con-
~ tanning nine rooms all in good ora ar; good cell
lar; lot % by co; situated the Spring Street
Horse Railroad, in first class neigbborhood. One
half cash; balance in one and two years. Apply to
haif iiErl GEO. h DAVIS q CO.,
Real Estate Brokers' No. Morton Block.
Argus copy. oct24-1W
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Dis oIut ion

UyHE copartnership heretofore existing between
i w. p Freeman, ID. w. Deane and y. l.. Quinn
by, FURNITURE DEALERS and UPHOLSrER-
Frs, was dissolved from and AFTER Oct 22d.
Ali unsettled business OF the late firm will be ad-
justed by the senior partner
w. P. FREEMAN & co.
October %.
The undersigned, successor TO w. p. Freeman Co,
will continue the business of Uph0lstering, and
Furniture Repairing. flor the presently. at the
Oil sand Kennebec St. foot OF Chestnut, and after
the first of November at tine store on Free ST. now
occupied by Messrs. Vckery g. Libby.
w. y. RB EMAN.
Oct 24-d1w "
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ITCH! JTCH!! ITCH!!!
SCRATCH SCRATCH SCRATCH / -
in from 10 to 40 hours. FaFa q
Wneat0n's % ointment cures he Itch.
: heat"n's DIN men cures Salt Rheum.
Wheatcn's Oinfsnent cures Tetfcr.
Mheatou.> Olofmant cures BARRIERS Itch
WhestOn's Ointment cures Eyerv lima
Of Humrr like Magic.
Price. so cents a box; by mail, so cents. Address
" EEKS & POTTER, No. TO Washington Street
Boston, Mass. For sale by all Druggists.
September 26. eOd&w1y
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May be obtained at the Periodical Derots of Fes-
se send, Bros, Marquis. Robinson, Andrews, and
q. M. Curtis EIUT ~ f'~ F- - '''S - "
At Biddeftrd. Of Pillsbury Bros. al aossA \
AZ saco ofJ ., Locke and q. S. Boultsr.
At Brunswick, Of W. r, Fields. % 'i1'|
At Waterville, ofJ. s. Carter. 3rq3 Igafr3d
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e. ii. CHADWICK, NJ. D., will devote special at
tenion to Disea es OF the Eye No. 301& Congress St.
Office hours from II A. M. to p. M.
May IS. sNtt Il,er-1a
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eu@D DIED.

In Sanford. Oct. %, john Stone, ESQ.,, aged II
wears months 49,. a lr.-s s -
In Bath, Oct 81, Clara H.. daughter Of Otis KIM
bah, Esq, aged q years. sl $50 sf.t.a
In Woolwich, Oct. 20, MIR. Abner Dunton, aged Sc
years. 4mT -.T y EG II
Pickard. aged SO years.
In Mobile, Oct s, OF yellow fever. Capt. Charles
Collins. OF Cape Elizabeth, aged go years-master OF
brig Sportsman.
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Portland and Vicinity i.

Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements this Day.
ENTERTAINMENT Oor,uBN.
Grand Complimentary Ball to Gen. Sheridan.
Social Entertainment and Fair. u
Soelai Assembly. @-
AUCTION COLUMN.
Foundry, &c.-McC. Young
n zEnrniture &c.--F. o. Bailey.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT coLuMs' q
Boarders-S. Osborn.
49, Malt Extract--W. +. Phillips q 20.
Dive House-A. Foster & Co
4 Cotton Seed Meal-Kendali g. Whitney.
3 Dissalution--W. p. Freeman " Co.
Z CITY Of Portland. RI 81 - - - -
Portemonnaie Lost.
TO Let wgas a HtE-&NEEG4
Flour &c.-Chase Brothers.
Bracelet Lost. --s-ss-e
Real Estate tor Sale-G E. Davis q Co. .s
7 [ . !
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LOST CAKE.-A lady residing on Myrtle
street made some cake yesterday for the Fair
of the Congress street Methodist Society and
set it out doors to cool. Some Irish boys pass
ing that way observed it and stole the whole
lot. If those boys, are very hungry, and will
call upon that lady to-day, she will give them
something more substantial than cake
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The best judges of Cigars make their pur-
chases of Crosman & Co
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DIR. s.. =, FTTCH,S.
sENamilY Physician. -

Seventy-six pages: price 25 cents. Sent to any ad-
dress. No money required until the book is received
read and fully approved 1t is perfect gude to the
SICK or indisposed. Address DIR. S. S. FITCH, %
fremont street, Boston, sN Jan29d1y
SIT will not be convenient for DR.. Fitch to visit
Portland again, H1In tsll II
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HE WEBSTER FARM IN FRANKLIN, n. H.
has been sold at auction. The death of Mr. r.
L. Tay, of late years the owner of the farm,
rendered thiscourse desirable, and it was putin
to the hands of Mr.. Newell A. Thompson, who
advertised it Very extensively. The results
were not, however, what was antici-
pated, for on the day of the sale only few
score of gentlemen were present. Among them
was John Taylor, the man who used to carry
on Mr.. Webster's farm, conspicuous for his
height, his age and his white hat The home
place was first put up. 1t consisted of19O acres
ofland, with the old dwelling house in which
the Webster family lived during the boyhood
ofDaniel Webster, and which was owned by
Mr.. Webster afterwards until his death,-the
new two story addition by Mr.. Tay, the DWELL
ing house built by MIR. Webst for John Tsy-
lor, the new stable built by Mr.. Tay, and the
large old Webster barn. 1t was finally bid off
BY Mr. r.. L. Tay, one of the heirs, for $15,4OO.
A lot of intervals land of72 acres was next put
up and brought S44 an acre. After the sale the
company were invited to a substantial dinner
by the family of Mr.. Tay; and it was worth
journey 10 sit down to a dinner in company
W it'll John Taylor in the old fashioned, wains-
cOted dining room, anu 20 eat from dishes that
the great expounder once owned aud used. .ssfa
3 Mr.. John Taylor is sixty-sx years old. and
still hale and hearty. He carries on a farm
unassisted about two miles away. He was
heard to inquire after his friend, Mr. Peter
Harvey, VINO doubtless would have enjoved,
had he been present, the refreshment offered
from tbs old side-board of Daniel Webster. y
CHOLERA In PHILADELPHIA-A special dis /
patch to the Boston Advertiser gives the fol-
lowing particulars of the breaking out of the
cholera in Philadelphia in addition to these al
ready received by telegraph: 3 nl
In the majority of the fatal cases, death en-
sued within a few hours after the first attack,
the sufferers being taken with diarrhea,
cramps, vomiting and all the known symptoms
of A static cholera The disease is described
BY the physicians as exhibiting very bad type,
yielding very slowly to the best known meth
DDS of treatment. On Sunday all hands on
board the infected ship who had not exhibited
symptoms of the disease were removed to the
constellation and the Florida, which are an
cnored near by, and the Potomac was at once
Placeu under hospital regulations; but this DID
NOT avail, as several were soon attacked and
hao 10 De transferred to their old quarters. No
one except the physicians and nurses and
tnose whose presence is required, is permitted
to visit the vessel. sao rasH iaEII '1~l'GT EHal
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Mains Pure Elderberry and Cur
ais pant .vinoS

SO highly recommended by Physcianss, may b
found at wholesale at tbo drug stores of ". W. Whip
pie q Co., II. II. Hay, W. F. Phillips g. Co., E. t
Stanwood and j. w. Perkins & Co. jan12sndiy
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SuRRATr.-A Washington correspondent
says that new programme has been deter,
mined upon for the Surratt trial. An applica-
ton will be made 10 Congress to change the
law SO that he can be tried in Northern State,
upon the ground that no jury that can be en-
panneled in the District of Columbia will con-
Wet him. 1t is suggested that, instead Of TAX
ing this course, Congress may conclude to give
colored men the right to sit on inries.
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BOGLE'S
Enamel Complexion Powder,

"A new, elegant and agreeable preparation for
beautifying the complexion and rendering it fresh
from anything which can possibly be Injurious To the
eniic'e. II eradcates tan discolorations and all
eruptive affections of the skim. One trial will decide
IT'S complete SUI eriority any other article (eer
liquid or powder whether of foreign or home manu-
hcture Price 80 cents. W. BOYLE,
wiz and lair Work, 2o2 Washington St., Boston.
Z October 8. I Z az S-d1m-sN 40 ~ :
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fSaeder's German Snuffi
MedlcaI Notice,

Try it, for it costs but 25c. For sale by all drug
gists; or send Soc to o. P. SEYMOUR 81 Co, Bos
moi, and receive box by return mail. sep4dtfss
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CGt0Trh Can be Cured
HEADACHE relieved, and in fact every disease
Lot the nose and head permanently cured by the
of the well-known remedy
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Melbourne Aug l6. ship South America
bayafu Boston. -, All
~, Al Ne p SSM aug zotn' snip Lawrence
H ~ tJ"n1 io vn 20 baro,,o r,a,oso.., D.,
49, NJ q. A W ontS Cs -, opIus sne,acSo'' Der-
Spassa 80; oot., LAY 10 psp wig, Dans
81 vrs a. , u nuE % sup ooiofaoo' Freeman
NV - III El ~. long nens; NJ,
J;no ~ Non , Jul ~. sS, uargls FRANK MARION
Ar at Eremcrbaysn ~ ;nst shi., ,, p.,.
$500. -, =. ny OIL iise sup Jenny Eastman
ei Ansan ooo, ,,s. .h,,, r
New Vow pooi -o'" inS'' SUPP IscorS rhtner,
sid I'm oneenstoyv,, ootb inst haroro ooo.,, r,,,,.
~ ~, .Ise, DaIgue ocean eagle
s n 0r s sw Wm Dav M,o
,r,,e ra'i e. EI I'LL W. s SIP ~, u niipoy, nInott'
Kam do sor England dss '0r REPAIRS Georges
e2 lis sd eo ~ D'''A'i' a.
Ar at Callao Goth ult, ship Pertlaw Curtis, from
Chinchas land sailed 9th tor England
Sid Sept 10, ship Gen shepley. Dinsmore, Ham.
Chinchas.
In port 2Sth, ship Baker, Poults, for Barbados.
Ar at Pernambuc0 18th ult, brig W Norwood,
rom New York for Rio Jenero land proceeded.)
al at no Janeiro 10th ul, ship Shatmuc, SouIe,
Liverpool; 18th, Juliet Trundy, Perry, Baltimore
tor San Erancisco leaky; 2Oth, barque Isaac Da-
VS., Hanu, fmiadeiphia; 10Th, ship Premier, Merri-
=, SID "a ult, barque Adelaide Norris, Reed, for
wv IN nnr. saS ~, J'e i SioA ILL., G r.
dor Neyu or I W. a. sp Aa mayer, thompson,
A. Of Asn,nu,aiI 81 ;nst hor.,,o p,,., p.,
Roston ~ 'A''' o''Asoe AAA'As'' DaeAnalh'
Ar at ST Thomas. Ietb inst sob c,,r,o,, ro,,aas
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Oct I, lat 25 TO- Ion 40 80, slip Isaac Jeans. from
New York for San Francisco. Gst.t l. tll'Hsf lt'
Oct 16, lat 20, lon ~ Is, was seen brig "Anne L
Chase" bound North, probably the Mary Chase,
from Matarzas Tor BOston.) e. ~
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MARRIED.

In this city, Oct. %, by Rev o. L Moulton. Aaron
d. Cobb. of Portland, and Miss Hannah D. Duran
of Raymond.
Z In his city, Oct %, by Rev s. f. wethe bee Al
bert NJ. Mckenney and M IS Louise j. Greenough
botbof Portland. 4 T ? -
In Ifeeport, Oct. 70, by Rev. Mr.. Sanborn, Lean
der W. Fobes. oil Portland, and Miss Eliza A. Mel
cher of Freeport ---. =
In lewiston, Oct. 10, Silas c. Libby and Francilla
IL Wright
At Salmon Falls. n, H.. Oct 8, ,Josetb Weleb. of
Biddeford, and Annie Z. Cole, OF Saco.1
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:, Ar at Shanghae Aug 8, Anna Kimball Williams,
:, Ar at Barcelona 9Th inst, Enrique Oliver, from
New York.
Ar at Cadiz 4th inst, Eva h Fisk, Emery, from
Boston. ftFt It4t tEa8 N4tFI 'rt t-ftait z
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A cable dispatch from Liverpool 22d inst. states
for Cette, went ashore Savignon during heavy
gale and will probably be total loss Captain and
crew saved. ~
Francisco, with COAL put into Rio Janeiro 25th ult
leaky and with other damage.
Brig Lubra, Percival from Boston for Sydney,
NSW, put into Rio Janeiro 18th ult in leaky con-
dition.
Barque Ocean Eagle. Capt Luce, winch put into
Queenstown in distress, has been thoroughly repair
ed aud proceeded 10th inst
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N this city, on the a9d inst, lady's gold chased
Il BRACELET, with no name on IL. The finder
viii be literally rewarded by leaving the at 20
State Street, or at Office OF Ocean Insurance Co.. Ex-
change Street. oct24dSW
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To Let.

THE lower half OF house No. Atlantic Street;
Il has seven r0oms with nine closets; gas in every
room; plenty of hard and soft water; bay window;
in perfect order Enquireof DIR. Demng, ia Middle
Street. S. .sH .as-feu-a.l. .fr oct24dtf
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RECEPTION OF SHERIDAN AT AUGUSTA
Arrangements for the reception of General
Sheridan at the Capital are actively in prog
ress. The reception will take place on Friday
or Saturday of the present week.. A commit
tee, consisting of Messrs. Stetson, Ruggles and
Pierce, of the Executive Council, Adjutant
General Caldwell and J. H. Cochrane, Esq.
Assistant Secretary of State, are charged with
the necessary arrangements for his reception
on the part of the State authorities A speci-
al meeting the City Council was held on
Monday evening, and a COMMITTEE appointed
to unite and cooperate with the State author
tiles in paying appropriate honors to the dis
tinguishcd guest Invitations have been ex-
tended to the independent military companies
of Bangor, Bath and Lewiston, to be present
and do escort duty, and it is expected that the
Trinity Commandery of knight Templars of
Augusta, a volunteer cavalcade of officers and
soldiers of the late war under the command of
Maj. Freese, formerly Of the I'd Maine Cavalry,
and delegation of invalid soldiers from the
Military Asylum, win join in doing the honors
of the occasion. 1t is also understood that the
children of the public schools will be invited to
take part in the reception. sSalutes. win be
fired from the United States Arsenal on his
arrival, and the usual military honors will be
paid General Sheridan by Colonel Buei, the
Commandment of the post. At the conclusion
of the reception ceremonies Gen. Sheridan
and suite viii be conducted to the Augusta
House, where rooms have been. engaged for
them during their stay in that city, and where
a public dinner will be given at which Gov.
Chamberlain will preside Distinguished gem
tlemen from every part of the State will be
present a. go -. IL ----.g -. -.r ~.
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g SENATOR SUMMERS DOMESTIC DIFFICULTY.
6 The rumors concerning the separation of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner have become SO explicit
that it would be an affectation any longer to
withhold them from the public, When Mrs.
sumner went to Washington she met there
Baron Frederick Won Holstein, attached to the
Prussian Legation as a supernumerary secreta-
ryan accomplished gentleman, sent here by the
Prussian government to see what he could see
and report accordingly. Baron Holstein very
naturally cultivated the acquaintance, of Mr..
Sumner, the chairman of the committee on
foreign Affairs in the Senate, and was intro
duced to Mrs Sumner at dinner party by her
husband. An acquaintance ensued, such as
might properly exist between two persons so
situated. The Baron attended the, lady to
matinees and sources, and appeared with her
| in other public places, occasionally sescorting
her from the Senate Chamber where both had
been to hear the Senator speak. Mr.. Sumner
becoming displeased with this acquaintance
ship,-it cannot be properly called an intima-
cy,-wrote letter to Baron Holstein, in which
while complaining of it, report says he insinu-
ated something not honorable to his wife The
Baron wrote back a letter in which in sub
| stance he said there was no cause of offence
| whateyer,--he had been polite to Mrs Sumner
as be was to other ladies of similar accomplish
ments and nothing had ever happened which
| propriety or good taste forbade. If the Sena-
tor was not satisfied with that he was ready te
| give him any such satisfaction as man of hon.
| or could demand
After this correspondence Baron Holstein
became more reserved in his Intercourse with
Mrs. Sumner, but the Senator, still dissatisfied
is said to have written to the Prussian Minis.
| ter of Foreign Affairs, asking as a favor that
the Baronimght be recalled. Bismarck yield
I'd to the request of the chairman of so impor-
TINT a committee as the committee on foreign
affairs, and Baron Holstein returned to Ber-
| lin. ....,... ..s..,4ss..
Mrs. Sumner next became acquainted with
this Correspondence, and the result of her in
| dignation at what she regards as series of i'm
| putations upon her honor, is separation in
tended to be final. Mrs Sumner has gone to
Europe. This is the substance of the rumors
which are in cverybody's mouth in Boston and
which have already found their way into the
newspapers.a Both parties are more to be pit
led than blamed There was perhaps little
lndiscretion on one side, and a lack of tact and
| judgment on the other, but nothing WORSE
Some other rumors, relating to both the Sena-
tor aud his wife, have grown out of this unfort-
innate affair. but they are undeserving of the
| slightest credit
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additional DER steamer Austrian.

:
Ar at Liverpool 9th inst, ship Tamerlane, Curtis,
ST John, NIB.
Sid fin southampton 9th, Atlantic, Hoyer, for New
York.
Sid i'm Cardif 9Th, Ironsides, Tapley, for Buenos
Ayres. =. - " =, ~.
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,nrA afrRn og ornAN srnAMnRs.
NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
"wednesday, October 90.

Wednesday, October 23.
.F~aET ARRIVED. E4HN
Steamer Dirigo. johnson, New York.
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, Boston
for PASSPORT and st John, NIB.
Sch Willie Movie, Higgins. Portsmouth.
&c. Young Sultan. Barter, Bay Chaleur-lso Dds
mackerel.
Sch Pearl OF orr's rsland. Wallace, Bay Chaleur-
100 bbls mackerel
Sob caressa, Lancaster. Ellsworth:
Sch 1daho Davis, Freeport, to load for New York.
Sch j II Kennedy, Keene. Bremen.
Sch Foster. Truant. Bremen.
CLEARED.
Brig Bickmore. GRAHAM, Philadelphia-Emery
s. Fox.
Brig NJ T Ellsworth. Br) Cook, st John, NB-J
Porteous. IA gtF
sch Umpire tBr, Hopkins. Darlington, Ms. 81
SAlLED-Barque Boomerang; brigs j York,
Slpsey Queen, Frontier. j Bickmore, Irene (; schs
Q Clark, Rio, May Queen. Emily, Florence, ii S
Boyntan, Helen Mcleod, Virginia, Morning star,
Arabeila, Gen Scott, Boomer Boston Light, 1bos
Ousel Sea Serpent, and Others Ell II
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Real Estate Investment that will
pay % per cent.
ONE half of n new Two and "a hal story house, IL
" rooms, good cellar, gas, water, sc. Arranged
Tor two i3miiies. Situated in good neighborhood.
Can be bought for 900, onehalf cash, balance in
one and two years. Apply q. g. -srult. Z
IiEUihlAtt lltf #1 GEO. II DAVIS g. Co.,
Dealers IN Real Estate, No. Morton Block.
October 81. div HH tArgus copy.
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kUBIoEL restores the glow of childhood to
the complexion. oct1s2aw
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CoLoRED SPEcTACLEs. People generally
find what they look for in this world. The
Argus put on its darkest spectacles the other
day, and looked out of doors at the busy build
ers and buyers and sellers, at the long freight
trains coming and going, at the steamboats,
bound down the coast of Maine and the .'lnolas-
ses wagons" in the stream--and saw in all the
hustle and activity only a suggestion for such
mourntul remarks as these: s1frifigt.9 .yti9
The country is beginning to experience the
b1ghting effects of a policy which destroys
the Industries of one section, over-taxes the
business OF all other sections, disturbs every
thing by agitation and shakes public conf
dence by closing the doors to an early pacfica-
ton of the country. The prospect of an Afri-
caulzed South congressional reconstruction
means that-with a war of races and political
commotion for years to come, is not friendly to
prosperity in any department of affairs. These
things make men hesitate to embark in enter
prises, while the present burdens, with GER
tainty OF still greater unless sweeping reforms
are introduced, add to the discouragement and
make the future look worse than it really is,
worse than 1t need be, if men take hold Of af-
fairs with will to meet dangers and bring or
der out of chaos as they would in their own
business. This is what they must do if thew
would not see things go from bad to worse rap
IDLY. 1t must be a matter of regret to every.
one that business is now so depressed as it is !;
but it should create no SURPRISE The wonder
Is that the country has withstood SO much ex-
SO we'll. 1 hi % 37H1@
On the other hand the New York World. a
Democratic journal like the Argus, but Jour
nal not disposed to deny the fact that the re-
cuperation of the United States during the
two years since the. close of the war is one OF
the most wonderful recoveries the world ever
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Desirable nuilding LOT.

A FINE building lot Oh Cumberland Street, oppo-
II site Bishop Baeon's grounds, can be purchased
at bargain ii applied for soon. The front will adj
nit of a block of two II uses. ~.
Apply TO GEORGE r. DAVIS 81 CO.,
.s oyssa Nv - Dealers in heal Estate.
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DISASTERS.

From Branch Office Western Union Telegraph,
:. New York, Oct 23-Brig George Prescott from
Vlnalhaven with stone tor Fort Hamilton Is ashore
on the South side oil Fort Lafayette.