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NERVOUS Debility.
FISTuLA AND PILES,

WILLIAM READ, on. D., Harvard 1922 and
ROBERT M. READ, IN. d. Harvard 1879 have
associated themselves together at Al Somerset street,
Boston, and give especial tent on TO the treatment
OF EESTUAA, PsLrS, AND ALL DIS
EASES OF THE BHCTUlz, without deten-
ton from business.
Abundant references given. Correspondence
answered.
Office hours-12 to o clock I. NJ. feb1O eodSm
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Glove Kid Top or Cloth Top Button Boots
only Two Dollars, at Dearborn's, SS1 Congress
street.
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT

wISCASSET, April 11-Sld, sch Mariel, Ander
son, Boston.
April I2-Ar, sch Kenduskeag, Whitney. Boston
April I3-Ar, schs Albert Daley, Goldthwaite
Salem; F Hart McCobb Boston.
April l4-Ar schs Agnes, Seavey Portland; Her
aid Frisbee, Boston; Susan Ross, Hart, st george
SID sch Minnesota, Trask, New York.
EASTPORT, April 13-Ar, sch Lucy. Cassidy
New York.
Gid. sch Bertha Fellows, Clark, Hillsboro; Old
CT ad, Simpson, New York; Walter Franklin, NAL
loch, Boston.
April 14-Ar, sch Collector, Fearaby, Boston.
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MARINE NEWS.
Port OF PORTLAND.

TUESDAY. April 1S.
Arrived.
Steamship Dominion, Q3D Reid Liverpool via
Halifax-passengers and mdse to Torrance Co.
Steamer New Brunswick, Hall, st John, NIB.
Sch chas E simmona. Rabbit. Richmond-coal to
Portland g. Rochester RR.
Sch Clare Simpson, Eaton. Baltmore-coal to
Randall g. McAllister.
Sch City of Ellsworth, Bonsey. New York via
Boston anchors and chains to Ryan & Kelsey.
Sch John Balch, Tinker, Newport RI.
Sch Lone Star. Pierce, Boston.
Sch K Woodruff, Kemp, ProvincetowD.
Sch Sympathy. fainter. Boothbay = superphos-
phate to Cumberland Bone Co.
Sch Lewis French, Newman, Boothbay.
Cleared.
Brig George. (Br) Roberts. Matansas-Nuttcr,
Kimball & Go.
Sch Commander, Carver, New York; Ham
len & Co.
Sch sophia Wiley, Ham, Bangor-Dana & Co.
Sch Leaping Water, Hopkins, Frankfort-deo "
True & 10.
Sch reeman, Torrey, So West Harbor.N Blake.
Sch Superior. Adams, Wiscasset@N blake.
Sch Arrival, Farnum, Bocthbay-D Choate
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ASSOCIATED CHARITIES.
2aw&weow3n

TIME Annual Meeting for the choice OF ofhcers
and other business, will be held at the room OF
the Provident Association City building lhursoay,
April goth, at 71a p IN. 500.
April 18th. 1882. spIoooe
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TENOR.
soPRANI.

We're much too sage to wear sage green,
We even sport incline,
And wear q neat high-heeled bottine,
Or tasteful Oxford shoe!
We part and smooth our tawny locSs,
From Worth we order all our frocks,
And even sueer at hollyhocks,
And mock a Dado do!
O mock Dado mock Dsdo, mock Dado do!
Trend hollyhocks lilies and other aesthetic fotoers,
and stretp them about1
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FOR SALE.

SCHE three story brick house, No. So Deering st.
il Has all the modern Improvements In q desir-
able locality. the sunny side. Lot l30x371a
feet. Also lot Of land on Cumberland Street. ad-
joining the above lot l00x45 feet Terms easy.
AMI 6dtf j. M, FIFIELD.
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TOO TUTTI.

We now have lots of common sense,
We are not prone to take offense
II people say we're not "intense'
Or hint we're not 'stoo-toor
Fen lilies now we don't adore,
We're sick of art and what is more,
Vote Botticelli is bore,
And MOCK iiado dol
o mock Daso mock Dado. mock Dado, dol
[AH seize hatckets pokers chiseis, and jortha1th
proceed TO demolish the Dado, Posttecdite changes
to CLoacn Maudie to Pantaloon, Pillcor to Hdrte-
otin and Mrs. Cinsabue Broacn to COtunabRe. Cen
eraI rally. ,Spiitand Pett Scene changes from the
Dismal Depths Of Dadocracy to the Coral Cares Of
Common Sense.l
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Spring cleaning must have begun in Haver-
hill The Gazette publishes an account OF the
s'oaths of all nations. Taunton Gazette.
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To Let.

Up stairs tenement in new house, Ocean street,
Woodfords Cor. On line of horse ears. rooms.
Sun all day. Delightful scenery, modern improve
ments, &c.
ap16d1w+ II. T. BLACKSTONE.
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CANVASSERS

WANTED to sell Nursery Stock. Amy nc
w tive Intelligent man Can suceeed. Lib
eral salaries to successful men. For terms, address
GLENN BROTHERS s. ELY, IS Pemberton
square, Boston, Mass. apSdS&W&w4wl5
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FOR SALE.

IA Story House and Ell, containing finished
l rooms, one unfinished room, with stable connec-
ted with ELL CT excellent garden land, besed
a number of acres of flats, water 'front.' about ~
fruit trees in bearing; situated the County
road, leading from Kniehtsille to Turner's Island
in Cape Elizabeth, 1s nile from Portland Bridge.
SON. near the premises or N. 5. GARDINER, X. K.
Agent 80 Exchange st CITY. apr7d1m
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POETRY.
The Downfall of the Dado.

..It is said many of the Esthetes are weary Of
their tomfoolery They have cut their hair, and re-
turned to their barber and common sense at the
same time."--Weekly Paper.
TENOR.
We've cropped quite short our lengthy hair,
We've smashed up all our crockery ware,
For daft dis We do not care,
Or even hawthorn blue!
We do not care about Burne-Jones,
We worship not Is maidens' bones,
And quite detest his Subtle tones
o mock = Dado, mock Dado, mock Dado do!
And mock Dado do!
fBlue-and-tchite generally smashed and Distributed
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Richardson, James A.
Land and w house e
side Howard street

Richardson, James A.
Land and W house e
side Howard street
Nos. IL and 10 ......
Rowe, Henry A., heirs,
Land and A W houses
S side Cumberland ST.,
Nos 8 to IA and E side
Lafayette street, Nos.
15 and 17.............
Rollinstord Savings Bank
Land and w house s
side Danforth ST., Nos.
244 and 246 w side
School st. Nos % to 80
Shewell. Mary A. Land
In rear E side Washing
ton st. No 113 and l15
Sutton, Michael, Land
and w house s side
Adams street, No. 81. /.
Taylor, Josiah F, land
w house E side Mayo
street No H.. :. :.
Tibbetts, Ira, hrs, Land
and 2 W houses N side
Salem st.. Nos. IL and
Tucker, Mary AP Land
S side Cumberland ST.,
No. 40 ! and 1872.
Tucker, Mary A P, Land
10 lots, K side E Prom
enade and in rear Nos
80, 81, 80. SO. "a, So,
Sc, 90, "a and 95. -.
Tucker, Mary A P Land
on w side E Promenade
Nos ITO to 116 and E
side Morning st, Nos %
and 20. $1,000.
Unknown Owners of land
E side Poplar st, No.
10 to SO, lot No. 16 on
Plan Rec. Book 81,
page 297, Reg'y of
Deeds ....... ......
Unknown Owners of land
w side Poplar st. Nos.
86 to 80, lot No 8 on
Plan Rec. B ok 81,
Page 1877. Reg'y Of
Deeds. .......... ....
Unknown owners of land
w side Washington st,
No 232 and 234. ......
Warren, G g. l. & al
Land E side Washingte
st., Nos 105 and 107
williams, William l
Land W side Bracke
st., No 36 ......-.,...
Wright, Andrew j,
land E side India st NJ
SO and 50 :. 1870
Yeaton, John w LaI
and w house E side A
seDal st. No and J
side Bramhall st, No. ]
to 16. =
He
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70 Let.

T1PPER STORY of building corner of High and
" Commercial SITS. A desirable place for light
manufacturing business. Power furnished If
wanted. A. A. MITCHELL. March IT, 1882
mar ID dlm*
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WANTS.
Drug Clerk Wanted.

BOY 16 to 1S years of age; honest, intelligent
"A and active, to learn the Drug business. ADJ
dress Immediately P. o. Box 678. apr1Sd6t
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The tyrannous Democracy fell with the fall
Of African slavery, and its mortal remains
have been looking ever since for some machin-
cry by which it may be enabled to rise again.
Philadelphia Bulletin.
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Wanted.

a PARTY with $500 to take charge nsPortland
IA CT branch of a Boston Manufacturing
House. To an enterprsing man it is an opportuni-
ty to realize handsome income and without risk.
For particulars address E. P. WORKS, ~ Water
Street, Boston. apl7d1w*
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(pticura
PY fem IA
Or Blood Poisoning, which Results in
Assesses, Ulcers, Sores, Carbun-
cIes, Boils and Itching HUI
m0rs, Cured.
FEVER SORE.

What tell you is the TRUTH told for no other
purpose but to testify to the merits of the Cuticura
Remedies. Mr.. Frederick Yeaton, of this town. has
been troubled for years with Fever Sore one of
his legs Last fall and all winter he could har dly
walk step. induced him to take your Remedies.
blood purifer) and used the Cuticura ard Cuticura
Soap externally. His leg to-day Is almost we'll, and
he walks with ease 1t was sight to bshold-black,
leg to-day. The change would astonish You.
CHAS. III. TRIP, Alfred, Me.
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CATARRH. Elys' Cream Balm

Efectually cleanses
the nasal passages Of
Catarrhal virus, cazs-
ing healthy secretions,
allays Inflammation,
protects the membrane
from additional colds,
completely heals the
sores and restores the
sense of taste and
smell; beneficialresult
are realized by q few
applications. A thor
ougb treatment VIII
cure Catarrh, Hay Fee
yer. &c. Unequaledf 70
colds in the head.
Agreeable to use. APP
ply by the little finger
into the nostrils. On
r. -. i. NJ
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BAKER WANTED.

To work as Second Hand on
Bread or Pastry. Also "a Boy to
learn the trade. Apply at IS and
80 Pearl Street.
l.. A. GOUDY g. co.
ap17 div
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The Toledo Telegram says: 'The Pond bill
was passed to regulate drainage" The Demo
cratic party is the pond that is to be drained.
Fremont Journal. But how will you drain
pond that is always "dry?"-Toledo Tele-
gram.
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Maine Steamship Company
Semi-Weekly Line to New York.
Steamers ElesnOra and Franconia

win Until further notice leave Franklin Wharf,
l'a-tland, every MONDAY and THURSDAY, ct q
/. H., and Iesve Pier 81, East River, New York.
every MONDAY and THURSDAY, at r. Il.
These steamers are fitted up with fine accommoda-
tiens for passengers, making this very convenient
and comfortable route Tor travellers between New
York and Maine. During the summer months these
steamers will touch at Vineyard Haven on their pas
sage to And from New York. Passage, including
State Room, S. meals extra. Goods destined beyond
Portland or New York forwarded to destination at
once. For farther information apply 70
HENRY FOX, General Agent, Portland.
j. z. AMES, Ag't Pier SO, e. Z. New YORK.
Iicketa snd Stase Rooms can Dc obtained at 81
Exchange Street. From Dec. / TO May 1, nc pas
sengers will be taken by this line. desbGn
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lFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED

Sid FIN Matanzas 18th inst, brig Carrie Bertha
Hall, North of Hatteras; 18th, barque Payson
Tucker, Tucker, bouton; brig Jennie hurlbert, FOL
Cardenas and New York; brig Wapita Peters, fol
Portland
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STEAMERS.
INTERNATIONAL. STEAMSHIP 90.
Passport, Me-, Calais, Me-, -.
John, N. b., Halifax, N. 81,
ChaTlOttefOWn, p. Il. l.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
TWO TRIPS PER WEEK.

,sasa--u, ON AND AFTER MON
sIasAzStss DAY or. - soy W; 2sth, steam am;
zz5Eszsssss leave Railroad Wharf,
foot Of State street. every Monday,
and Thursday, at 8 y. H., for Eastport and
St. John, with connections for Calais, Robbinston,
81, Andrews, Pembroke, Houltop, Woodstock,
Grand Menan, Digby, Annapolis, Yarmouth,
Windsor, Hsllfsx, Moncton, Newcastle, Amherst,
Pictou, Shediac, Bathurst, Dalh0usie, Char
lottetown, Fort Fairfield, Grand Falls, and other
stations on the New Brunswick and Canada, Inter-
colonial, Windsor, and Annapolis, Western Coun-
ties, and Prince Edward Island Rail Roads,
and Stage Routes.
E%- Freight received up to p. m. and any In
formation regarding the same may be had at the
Office Of the Freight Agent Railroad Wharf.
For Circulars, with Excursion Routes, Tickets,
State Rooms and further information apply at
Company's Office. 40 Exchange ST., T. G. HER.
SEY President and Manager nov24dtf
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Every Lady in Portland can get "Domes
tic" fashions or Sewing Machine, II Elm st.
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Barton, Susan W, Land
Long Island. -. =.
Bixby, Eleanor d, Land
and W house N side
Portland st. Nos. 435
497.. ..-..............
Dodge Joseph G. IL land
and 2 W houses W side
Green st. Nos 100 and
102. ...................
Bond Clara, Land and
w house N side Bond
st.Nos l to z and w
side School st. No 16. +.
Clark, Ann w. Land and
W house W side Clark
st. Nos 172 and liza. -.
Donnell, William E Land
and W house E side of
Thomas st. Nos 80 and
al ............... 49,.
Dunn Edward II Land
and B house W side
Myrtle st. Nos SO and
SS, and e side Stone
st, Nos 40 and 51......
Fitz Andrew G.. Land e
side e Promenade Nos
407 to All ........
rockingham, Harriet s.
Land, 2 lots W side
Plum st. Nos 20 to "a
Haskell, Josiah M. Land
and w stables e side
Vesper st, Nos 81 and
3d.. 49,.
Ingraham, David III Land
and B house W side
Smith st, Nos 10 and IL
Libby, Lucy s. Land and
w house n side Laurel
st, No 9...............
Linnehan, Garrett, Land
w side Cotton st, Nos
10 and 20 ............
Lord, Ann 81. A. w
building on Land rear
Nos As and 80 North st
McKenney, Aaron, Land
S side Newbury st, Nos
1913 to 202 and W side
Church st, No Is. 49,,
McKenney, Aaron, Land
w side Church st, No
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Nichols, Jacob FL. Heirs.
Land and 2 w houses
N side Fore st, Nos ] SO
and I'll, and W side
Hancock st, Nos 2 and
4 :. ...............
O'Brion. e ward c. Land
and W building K side
Green st, Nos l49 and
151, and W side Can
ton st, Nos % and 80.
O'Brion, Thomas, w
Heirs. Land and W
house E side Bramhall
st, No So. -.
O'Brion Thomas W HeiIs
Land Z side Washing
ton 81, Nos 225 to 237,
and W side North st,
Nos 200 to 212 -.
O'Brion, Thomas w.
Heirs Land E side
North st, Nos 201 to
2lS, and w side e
Promenade, Nos. ALI
to 424 ...... -.
Oxnard, Clarence, Heirs
W building of G.. w. S
Nixon on land Nos. IL
to I6 S side Everett st,
Penne /, William L, 70
Land and B. buildings
w side Plum street,
Nos. IS and SO. .......
Perry, Eben N, ~ Land
and B buildings W side
Plum street. Nos. SO
and 80 .....,.......
Pope, John c., "a flats E
side G L Railway locate
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TO. LET.
To Let---0pposite Lincoln Park

FEyHE very desirable tenement situated at No. 124
Il Federal street, one door from Fremont place,
given April 18th. Has gas and Sebago Water.
Also, tenements on Greenleaf, Everett and Brack-
EFT Streets and store Greenleaf street, all sup
piled with Sebago water. Apply to LOCKE u
LOCKE, 176 Middle ST. ap15dlw
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Nursing mothers gain strength by using
Browns Iron Bitters. 1t acts like charm in
restoring to health and strength overstrained
nature.
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Wanted.

A experienced book-keeper, also boy to learn
"A the -four and grocery business one whose pa
rents reside in the city sferrsd. Good reference
required. Address box 798. apr17eod3ts
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MOTHER.

eff the gratitude of sensitive young GIRL" writes
a thankful mo her, s'can afford you pleasure, you
have that of my daughter to its fullest extent She
was hope and pride, crushed to Garth with dis
figured scrofulous skin humor, which has been COM
petely cured after endless doctoring and great
feriDg, both in mind and body, by the Cutcura
Reso1vent blood purifier internally and the Cuti-
cura and Cuticura Soap he great skin cures exter-
nally Her skin is now as soft white and beautiful
az a hahv'So
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sRAY's SPECIFIC MEDICINE.

q
land by wholesale and retail druggists
ELYS' CREAM BALM CO., Owego, n. Y.
nov24 d&wly4s
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Wanted.

tVdHleUs
A GENTS in every county in New England, for
"A our new indexed atlas of the United Sta es
and World. with maps o every country on the face
of the globe last census; indexed list of cwDs; s.
tory of every state and territory; sells for one
third the price of other world aliases. PERRY &
SPAULDING, 1O6 Court St., Boston. aprl5d1m
A firsf-cIasS bushelier, at 40
Congress- ST. ALLEN 4 co.
. April 18th. ap15dtf
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ryIer.


fl'NihA W Aii' AiNiNAAt
TYLER, October l5.-Supremc court:
lIarool ys, Aiken, from Anderson county;
affirmed Dandson vs.. Patton; motion to
dismiss ovcrrulcd Lnmpkin vs.. Smith,
guardian, from Anderson county; reversed
and dismissed.
The following cases were to-day trans.
ferred 10 the commission of appeals by
the supreme court: Duke ct nj. VS.. Reed et
al, Green ys. Bear Bros. ct al, Ferren W..
Dashicll, Morrow et al, VS.. Stephenson,
Keith VS.. Hyndman, Houston & Texas Cen.
tral Railroad company vs. Rust ct al, War.
rem VS.. Gray and wife, Oscar Va. johnson
Baker ct al. ys. Compton, Kaufman &
Runge Vs. Wioks, EdringtOn W.. Newland,
Jones VS.. Andrews, Barkley vs.. Tarrant
county. Reagan vs.. Clark ct al., Blum et al
w, Byers, Battle vs.. Guedrey. Parker vs.
Chonser, Fantress ys. Andrews Shilling
vs.. Howell Hardesby Bros. vs.. Fleming
Widener vs. Shor,rldgc, League ct al. VS.
/ Rogan ct al, johnson vs.. Xiechang, Merrill
vs., Shoemaker, Teal ct al. vs.. Glenn ct al. =,
/ Life Association of America w. Goode
Smith vs.. Grant 81 AL Walker vs.. Hunt
Russcl ~ al VS. Friedman, Johnson ct al
| W. City OF Bfcnham, Maxwell vs.. Hillburn
| et al, Mckeen vs, Suttcrfuss ot al. blank.
! vs.. Todd, Elam ct NJ. VS., Donald tadmr.)
Dotson VS.. Moss, Garrett ct al. w. Arthur
iIolcomb ct al. w, Kelley, Smith 4 Jcnk
ins vs.. Geo. Smith, Fitzgerald w. Smith
Rusman Il Freeman vs., James ct al, Blum
ct al. w. WaSsenich & Co., Wright VS.
Clark ct al, Peterson Wy, Reynolds, Hettel
ct al vs. Hudson ct al, Lordzick (admr.
VS.. Guck et al, Spencer ct al, vs.. Rosen
thai, Allgret (evr) VS. Brisler, Smith Cadmr.
vs., shannon Il wife, Farley w. Dcslonds e
al, Ball vs. Britton, llowan vs.. koppcrl
Blum w, Bruce, Stone lexr,) vs. Estate O
Stone, Bigham vs., Tolbert ct al, Garrison
VS.. Grant.
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Pensacola.
TARDY RELIEr.

NEW YORK, October l3.---Thc Tribune
says: DR.. Brent, chairman of the executive
committee Of the board Of health of Pensa.
cola, Florida, yesterday telegraphed TO Ed.
win IL, Adams II Co, shipping merchants,
as follows
The reports of our distress are not
exaggerated but fall far short OF the
truth. We need help for present needs,
anu are deeply concerned aud uneasy Mt the
prospects of the future. The fever is of a
more fatal oharact + than heretofore.
1t is proposed to lay the matter before
the chamber of commerce. board of trade
and transportation and produce exchanges
and other commercial bodies, with n view
OF inducing the public to give assistance to
the suffering.
THE BALL IN MoTIoN,
The following message was sent TO pcnsa
| cola this evening.
NEW loRE, October lG-To ID. II. Brent Chair
man Board of Health, Pensacola, Florida.
organized efforts are being made for YOU
relief The various exchanges will probn
bly, move in the matter and an appeal ha
been made to the public
[Signedl EpwIA II. ADAMS,
Chm'n Ex. Com Maritime Exchange
| PUTTING THEIR SHOULDERS TO THE WHEEL
The maritime exchange to-day appointe,
committee to act on the request for aiC
IN behal of the yellow fever sufferers n
| Pensacola. A subscription list was opened
aud an appeal for aid issued to the public
A dispatch which was received to-day from
Pensacola was read stsng that there wer,
between 400 and 500 new cases urder treat
ment and that the expenses for nurses an,
supplies averaged $500 daily; that contrl
buttons were almost exclusively from tn,
south, and were falling off; that there wa.
no hope of any abatement of the ieve
before frost and that the destitution mus
OF course increase as the pestilence was pro
longed
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Special to the Herald.

Special 10 the Herald.
GALVESTON, October i3.-Spot cotton
closed quiet mlddlings, lOl; sales, il5; re.
ceipts, 3,177.
Futures opened barely steady, aud closed
steady January, 10 10 to 10 Al; February,
10 10 to 10 81; March, 10 ca to 10 C5, April,
10 20 to 10 20; May, 10 ~ to 10 50; October,
10 6l November, 10 4l,Deccmber, 10 80 TO
10 10. Sales, 800 bales.
Bids for the sale Of site for the new GUS
tom.house, for which congress appropriated
$4,000 have been closed and the bids for.
wnrded to Washington.
The visiting railroad magnates, on AN in
specting tour lett this morning for st.
Louis.
The board Of health held meeting TO-
night.
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WILLS PoiSr October i3.-Colonel Jones,
the democratic candidate for congress in
the Sd district, addressed large audi.
ence at the city hall here to-day. For two
hours ho held the undivided attention oil
the crowd. During the time he ably and
cloquently discussed the main issues Of the
day, producing firm impression on the
crowd. Ater Colonel Jones came Wade,
the Independent candidate, who har.
rangued the crowd In Wild, scattering
speech OF some fifteen or twenty minutes,
but made no headway.
One hundred and seventy four bales Of
cotton were shipped from here to-day.
4 heavy rain tell last night.
Business good.
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DL. ISerg, the independent candi /,
for.NA q iEl1n nj cnYnrnnr IL In thn nlin
Palestine.


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PALDrINE, October l3.-A special ear
with Messrs. Hayes, lIoxie, Talmare and
other railroad magnates, arrived here ut
noon and made thorough examination of
the International repair shops aud estcn.
sions lately made in the railroad yard
where six miles of new track have been
laid down within the last two months.
They congratulated Mr., llerrin, supefutei.
dent, on the condition Of the road and I'M.
provoments made.
The republicans meet tomorrow night ut
the courthouse IN mass assemblage, 10 de-
eide on course relative TO county and leu.
islatve matters. There will he q big crowd
Of freedmen from all parts OF the county.
Several democratic candidates expcc, en-.
dorsement