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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, Sept 29 FLOUR-Opened firm and moderately active, clos ing steady trade and family brands S4 75a5 75 ship ping extras, S4a4 30 Southern flour in fair demand S4 85a6 9 for inferior to very choice shipping extras WHEAT-Opened 1a17Ec. higher and fairly active closing steady. Spot sales of No. red. $1 08 No. do at $1 091 al 0944 Mo- do. at $1 121Ga1 13, and S1 O85S do. Nov, $1 09 No red Oct, S1 09ss do $1 106.
 CORN-Firm and Ii higher, with fair demand. Spot at 51 1f for No. mixed ungraded, 51 No. Oct. sold at 5116 do. Nov, 537S OATS-Quiet. Spot sales of No white at 431z No. 2 do. at 421E No. mixed 43 No. do at 42Ha43 No. Chicago at 43.
 RYE-Fir1n, but quiet 94a95 for cash and Oct
 BARLiEY-NomnaI.
 PORK-Excited and about two dollars higher with brisk demand. Oct. sold at SIG 20a16 5O
 LARD-Quiet Oct and Jan. sold ats 22H.
 BEEF-In fair demand plain mess, $9 extra, S9 5Oa10 %.
 CUT MEATS-Steady and in moderate demand. Picked hams, 9a95< do shoulders, 65sa62.
 WHISKY-Dull and nominal.
 SPOT COTTON-Quiet; middlings, 1124 futures steady.
 PETROLEUM-Quiet on about former prices; crude. barrels 55a8 naphfha, in barrels, 104f refined, in barrels, cargo lots at 11zs, asked, and U. F. L. certificates 98S4.
 BUTTER-Steady and good business noted for choice grades, and for other kinds there is moderate sale. Quotations Creamery, finest, at 31a B do. good to prime 29a30; do fair to good 27a 29; State firkins choice, at 27a-; do fair to prime 25a26 State pails and half tubs, choice 2S do good to prime 26a27 do fair to good 25a 26H do fair to gooc 24a26; western dairy, fresh extra 24a25 do. good to prime 21a23 do. fair to good 19a21 western factory, fine, 20a21 do good to prime 175IaI81< do fair to good at 161Ea17H.
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NEW YORK.

Convention of the Episcopal Church.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-The triennial con vention of the Protestant Episcopal church of America, which meets in this city Wednes- day next, will continue in session for fort night if not longer. It is expected that up- ward of five hundred delegates will be in at tendance. A great volume of business will be transacted during the sitting, and several important subjects will be discussed. The opening services of the session will be held at St. Georges church under the direction of the presiding bishop, in which sixty-two participate The officiating clergymen will be secretaries of the two houses of bishops The business sessions of the convention will be held in the Church of the Holy Trinity.
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Illinois.

An Extraordinary Case-A Mother Forces
 Her Daughter to Confess Murder.
 CHICAGO, Sept. 29.-Anna Stroker, who has been on trial at Manitowoc, H., for the mur- der of her employer, Miss Nancy Haywood, was yesterday visited by her mother, who, holding mp erucifx and adjuring her to tell the truth, got from her confession of the murder, which she repeated in court. She said Nancy scolded her and called her ''crazy'' one Sunday, which exasperated her that she pushed her mistress down on the floor, and picking up an struck her on the neck and head, and finding her lifeless dragged her into the yard and concealed the body. She misled the neighbors, who found the body. The girl is only seventeen years of age, and can neither read nor write She has hitherto shown no signs of guilt.
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THE WEST.
Indiana.

A Forger's Revenge on His Victim-sin-
 guInr Story of Crime.
 WARSAW, Sept 29.-A double' tragedy oc- cured here last evening. Last week Morse Chaplin, a wealthy farmer near here, caused the arrest and imprisonment of his daughter, a handsome girl twenty years of age, and G. L. Smith, a sewing-machine agent who had won her heart and then forged check on her father in her favor for $25O. She drew the money before the fraud was discovered. Smith was bailed out, but the father refused to give bail; for his daughter, fearing she would elope with Smith Yesterday after noon Smith called at the jail and was allowed to walk with Miss Chaplin in the back yard. They had not been there long when four pis- tol shots were heard, and when the jailer's family reached the yard the dead bodies Of Miss Chaplin and Smith were discovered lying side by side, the revolver, smoking, still remaining in Smiths hand.
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TORENT,

5SEsA, A LARGE Dining Room and Rooms in rear, |5Id all connected, and good large cellar well ven- Ei tilated with water, gas, water closet, Sc, in front of Rubber shop Greene street; good place restaurant; will rent reasonable to the right party For further particulars, inquire of
 JOHN WEIGH
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NOTICE.

FUN SfALEe ID ESTAURANT and saloon cheap for cash if sold 1O within thirty days. Apply at 143 Union street, New Haven, Ct f. H. LUCAS.
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w.r n.,.rtrent Veather Observatfons

LI-MoDERMOTT-In this city, Sept 26 Maurice O'Donnen and Bridget McDsrmott.
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New Haven Troops in New York.

NEW YORK, Sept 29.-The Fifth battalion of the Connecticut National Guard (colored) from New Haven, invited guests of the Skid more Guards of this city, arrived at the Grand Central depot to-day and were met by the latter organization, who gave them a hearty welcome. At ? p. m. the two organ izations marched through the city, and at the City Hall were reviewed by Mayor Cooper. They then proceeded down town to the Stock Exchange, where they halted and saluted the ''bulls'' and e'bears.'' After visiting all the places of interest down town the ''Skids. :" conducted their visitors back to their armory. Tonight grand ball was given the visitors, who will remain in this city until tomorrow evening.
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Committee on Streets.

A MEETING of the Committee on Streets will be A held at Room Mo- 10 City Hall, Friday evening" October 1st 73O o'clock. All persons interested in the following petitions requested to be present. Sidewalk west side Ashmun street, between Henry and Gregory streets.
 Sidewalk both sides Carlisle street, between Liberty and Water streets.
 Concrete walk both sides of Edward street. between Whitney avenue and terminus of present walk.
 Grading and curbing Diekerman street, between Sperry street and No 83 Dickerman street.
 Grading walks in Blake street.
 Relaying sidewalks in the following streets:
 Court street. north side from No 28 to Olive street where needed.
 Olive street west side from No 96 to Chapel street where needed.
 College street west side from Crown to George street.
 Chapel street, both sides from York to Park street where needed where needed.
 Congress avenue, south side from Redeld street to 460 Congress avenue.
 Washington street both sides from Congress avenue to Cedar street where needed
 By order of the Chairman.
 se29 St CHARLES H. R. MOTT, Clerk
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WANTED

A COMPETENT woman to do the cooking, wash A ing and ironing in private family; referen- ces required. Apply before 10 a m. after D. m., at
 se29 3tt 213EIM STREET
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-'S" 1/2o SeaE1-
 Stocks closed as folio
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Rhode Island.
The Trio of Check FOrge1

The Trio of Check FOrgers.
 PROVIDENCE, Sept. 29.-The cases of Chas c. Broadway, Billy somers and Joseph Cook, the noted check forgers, came up for trial to- day. Broadway pleaded no1o conteradere and will take his sentence Saturday. The testi- mony in Cooks case was concluded by the government tonight and the defence opens in the morning From present indications the jig is up with the trio, as the evidence is overwhelming against them.
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Local Stock Quotations
Furnished by Bunneu & Scranton, BANKERS AND BROKERS, Brewster Building
Bid. Asked.

Bid. Asked. New Haven County National Bank
 par $lOl Io4 Second National Bank 151 New Haven National Bank 154 Tradesmans National Bank 151 Yale National Bank. -.--.-------- Merchants National Bank (par S50)- 56 City Bank {State1- l17 Mechanics Bank State, par S6O)--- 63
 STATE AND MUNICIPAL BONDS. Connecticut 6s, due 1884. .-.-.--- 106 Conn 6s, exempt from taxation 1OS Connecticut 5s, due 1887-97. 7.--.-.. 105 New Haven Cityf5s, due 1887-1697.. 105 New Haven City 6s, due 1881 101 New Haven City 6s, due $20,000
 year. lUU New Haven City Is, due 1901. 130 N. Haven Town 6s, Air Line issue. 1889 109 N. Haven Town 6s War In issue, 1885 106 N.Haven Town 6s County Loan, 1890 106 RAILROAD BONDS AND STOCKS. New Haven and Northampton 6s,
 due 1682.- 100 New Haven and Northampton 6s,
 Consolidated Mortgage, 1909.--- 105 1O7 New Haven and Northampton Is,
 due 1899.. 9..-..--...------..-. 120 Holyoke and WestheId Is, guaran-
 teed by N. H. and N. Co.....- no New Haven and Northampton 7s,
 new issue n2 Boston and New York Air Line Is,
 due 1885, 105 Colchester Railroad 7s guaranteed
 by Air Line.. ne................ 112 Housatonic 5s list Cou Mortgage. 105 106 New Haven and Derby Railroad Is,
 1st Mortgage, due 1885,. no New Haven and Derby Railroad Is,
 2d Mortgage {guaranteedl 123
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Houses and Lots For Sale or Ex.
 OhanOn

JAg Cottage House, has 10 rooms, for sale at
 5s a bargain, the line Of the horse cars; lot street, and would like to get offer for the above houses-are anxious to sell. Also a number of frst-cIass Brick Houses and others, located central, price and terms be made satisfactory. Water front lots in West Haven, also lots in different Darta of the city.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-sailed, the Scythia for Liverpool, the Amerique for Havre, the Greece for London, the Alleppo for Liverpool, the Nurnberg for Bremen. Arrived, the Westphalia from Hamburg, the Wisconsin from Liverpool, the Niagara, British Grown and Santiago from Havana Abysinnia from Liverpool
 Boston Sailed the Palestine for Liver pool.
 Bremen-Arrived, the Habsburg from New York.
 Glasgow-Arrived, the Ethiopia from New York
 Rotterdam-Arrived, the W. A. Schotten from New York
 Liverpool-Arrived, the Montreal from Quebec. Sailed, the Egypt for New York.
 Bristol-Sailed, the Devon for New York.
 Hamburg-sailed, the Herder for New York
 London-Sailed, the Holland for New York.
 Queenstown-Sailed, the Celtic for New York.
 Base ball yesterday At Boston, Bostons 6, Troys 5 at Worcester, Worcesters ,, Provi- dence I at Cincinnati, Clevelands 8, Cincin- natis 9 at Chicago, Buffalos 19, Chicagos 10 (called at the end of the ninth inning on ac- count of darkness)
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Speech From Commissioner Raum. NEW PHnADELPHIA, O., Sept. 29.-The Republicans held grand mass meeting here to-day and were addressed by Hon. Green B. Raum, Commissioner of Internal Revenue, on sThe conflict of political forces. :"
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9o1ar1Gal aud Gnnrier.

feast and experience meeting was held. The programme for tomorrow includes process sion, to march from the wigwam at o'clock through the principal streets and banquet on their return at the wigwam
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n.,e or.he Re.t pos.ibla.

CHICAGO, Ill, Sept. 29.-The Western branch of the Republican National commit tee propose having General Grants speech at Warren, Ohio, circulated as campaign doc ument.
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Furnished House to h6nGs IE@4 LARGE. nicely furnished house, in south Si3 western part of the city, within five minutes &sll walk of either postofice depot. House con- aims 13 rooms hot and cold water three floors, wash tubs, bath rooms, etc. gas and range Large grounds for both flower and vegetable gardens rutt etc. Arrangements may be made if desired for boarding the proprietor. Apply to
 F. STANLEY BRADLEY, s7tf 52 Orange Street.
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DISEASES
 OF THE
 NERVOUS SYSTEM
Berkele & Curtiss.

The importance of the nervous system, its power over life, and the direct bearing which it has
 man happiness is thoroughly recognized its and the danger Of overtsxing it, whether through intense mental application, by the excessive indulgence the sppettes and propensites proper subjects for consideration. When the system is deranged it is absolutely necessary promptly seek advice from expert who, for long series of years devoted his whole time and attention to this study, who from his experience and practice has learned to cover at once the cause and as promptly apply the remedy, thus avoiding the painfully slow seeking for the truth, common to the inexperienced and moving to the patient who, very naturally, to know without delay what is the matter the extent of the Arrangement, the probabilities of recuperation and the time required.
 If the brain has become exhausted by intense men tai application deprivng of the power connected thought it can only recover it's strength by being properly fed and nourished by the sys tematfc methods It is precisely the same with the nerves that preside organic life The value of this branch of medical practice scarcely be rated for it reaches marriage the perpetuation of family names the securing of hereditary titles and the retention of estates in the family.
 From long and large experience in this direction, have been able to command by my success the thank fu appreciation of of the first families in the City and Nation and can communicate much that pertains to the of every department of the nervous system and the of recovering it's powers whether of brain, appetite, propensity, or
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Blew Out the Gas on Retiring.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 29.-This morning James Forester and wife, residents of La Porte, who had come to Indianapolis to at- tend the State fair, were found in their room in the Pyle House, Mir. Forester dead from the effects of inhaling gas and the wife in critical condition, being unconscious at this writing. Both were upwards of eighty years of age. They had blown the gas out upon retiring.
 patient in the insane hospital at Indian apolis named Barney, while fooling about the machinery in the engine room, had his cloth ing caught in the driving wheel, and before the machinery could be stopped his head was crushed as well as the bones of his neck and throat
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Conmittee on Sewers,

YNHE Committee Sewers will meet at Room No I Il City Hall at 7H o'clock p. m., Thursday Sept SO 1880 and will hear parties interested in the following matters:
 Petition for sewers in Elm street, between Garden and Kensington streets, and between Dwight street and University place.
 Petition for sewer in University place, from Elm street to Whalley avenue.
 Petition for sewer the extension of Silver street, from Cedar street to Washington street.
 Petition for sewer in Howard avenue from Wash ington street to Congress avenue
 Petition for sewer in Water street, from East street to Bridge street. By order of the Chairman.
 se29 9t O. E, FOWLER, Clerk
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NEA A FINE country seat and farm of 42 1; &sil also 60 acres in to 10 plots at S1O0 per E4IV acre, adjoining Woodmont station. Address
 J. R. AIRES, r1A In, drnnrn
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bUIoo1I EiiH for grocery or shoe store. Address EEiII se29 2t+ $ STORE D this office.
 FOR RENT, ySf4A THE first store of dwelling house No. o4 Hs5ssH Blatchley avenue, between Woolsey and Ex- E11L change streets. Inquire of s. L. BLATCHLEY, near the premises, or of
 s. L. BLATCHLEY SONS se2S 3t# Glebe Building.
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District of Branford ss. Probate Court
 Isa1- {

September 27th 1880. UPSTATE of GEORGE WATROUS of Branford in EL said district, assigning debtor. The voluntary assignment of the said George Wa trous having been lodged in this office for and the probate thereof, and Charles F. Merwin of New
 Haven being in said assignment nominated trustee for said estate, therefore
 Ordered, that the 5th day of October, 1880, at 9
 o'clock forenoon be, and the is hereby assigned
 for hearing the approval of said proposed trus
 tee and that all interested therein may have
 notice to appear, if they cause and be heard thereon this Court directs that this publish ed in daily newspaper published in New Haven
 County, and that copy of said order be posted on the public signpos in said Branford in said district at least five days before said time assigned
 se293t HENRY H. STEDMAN, Judge.
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Base ball yeste
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Especial Correspondence of JOURNAL AND COURIER

Especial Correspondence of JOURNAL AND COURIER ]
 JOHN H. DAVIS & Co.,, l
 Bankers and Brokers, IT Wall Street, >
 NEW YORK, Sept. 29, 1880.
 The dealings in stocks moderately active scale today During the first hour the whole list strong and advancing and from that hour until about o'clock the market feverish and lower. At that hour reports that the difficulties in the South western pool were in a fair way of adjustment under which the entire list became strong and advanced. The Bond Market.-There not much activity to Government bonds the market being about steady.
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Connecticut Western Railroad Is, 1st
 mortgage. 8O Connecticut Valley Railroad Is, 1st Union Pacific Railroad es, 1st Mort Uniea saSsis Paoiao Railroad Is, Land liA lzS Union Pacific Railroad sa, Sinking
 Fund 115 IF New York, New Haven and Hartford
 R. R. Stock [par $100). .-...... 16J Naugatuck Railroad Stock. 158 New Haven and Northampton Rail-
 road Stock (par $100).. 30 36 N. Y. and N. England 1st mortgage
 6B, due 19Oo. 1U2 1O3 Shore Line Railway Stock...--...-. 135 Boston and New York Air LinePre-
 ferred Stock. 39 A Boston and N Y.Air Line Common. New Haven and Derby Railroad
 Stock lpar s100l: Fair Haven and Westville Horse
 Railroad Co. {par $251-- 25 West Haven Horse Railroad Co. par
 $Zel 4z
 MISCELLANEOUS
 New Haven Water Co. (par $50|.... 83 S5 New Haven Water Co. Bonds, 6s, due
 16SO. lOO New Haven Water Co. Bonds, Is, due
 1880. -.......--.-.--..--.....--~ 100 Fair Haven Water Co. Bonds 7s
 guaranteed by N. H. W. Co.,. 115 New Haven Gas Co. Stock (par $25). 35 38 Mansfield Elastic Frog Co. (par $25) Victor Sewing Machine Co., (par $25l Il Mexican and Spanish Dollars. 95 Trade Dollars. ars...................... 9sK Chilli Dollars. ars.....................-. 75 Canada Bills iIls.......-....-...-.... 98 Nova Scotia Bills. ills................. 95 English Sovereigns. -.--.-.---.-.. S4 80
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'' Eighmie Patent Shirt. 5 First-class in quality, work and style.
 Price One Dollar.

Ivy D N1AOOO A1As9 AAUJ N AFO OCIIUSe
 NNLY to be had in this city of T. P. MERWIN, " sole agent for New Haven. Office (at residence) No 2S College street. Postal orders for showing delivery promptly filled
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Surviving Prisoners of the Late War.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 29.-The national re- union of surviving prisoners of the late war is in progress at the wigwam in this city. A goodly number arrived on the late trains last night and others came to-day, swelling the crowds to between 200 to 300. Others are expected tonight and will take part to-mor- row. It is believed that at least 800 will re- spond when the muster roll is called to-mor- row. The forenoon to-day was devoted to receiving and registering visiting delegates.
 At o'clock in the afternoon the meeting was called to order by the president, General A.
 D. Streight, and Mayor Carew was intro
 dueed, who on behalf of the city welcomed the visitors, and was responded to by Hon
 Samuel Mckee, of Kentucky. After dispos- ing of few routine matters the meeting ad- journed until 7:3o p. m., when general love
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{@f RESPECTABLE family having comfort Esiiil able home andh grounds (not block house), k.l.l with dining first floor and two or three rooms not higher than second floor who desire to take three or four boarders of character and prompt pay, who know what good and wholesome home board is and are willing to pay literally for the the same, will please address
 3t sEROARDFR this Office
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2,OOO CLOTHES WRINGERS to repair. O, Original Little Washer, The Excelsior and Well come Bench Wringers Wringers of all kinds sold for cash weekly installments, at the Basket and House Furnishing Store of GEORGE D. LAMB, the Wringer Man, 199 Chapel street. Call and the large variety of Beautiful Granite and Iron Ware Tea and Coffee Pots. ma9 d&w
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WANTED.

YBNO GO into the country about five miles from thi A city, young woman to keep house for a widow CT no children. Address immediately,
 se28tf ''HOUSEKEEPER, this Office.
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8taI Gstatt.

GtkdI VD2IdIk.
 Store For Rent. hAA A STORE situated Grand street, suitable #iii for grocery or shoe store Address Eiil se29 2t+ ''sTORE," this office.
 FOR RENT, {faH7=AA THE first store of dwelling house No 94 55'!! Iiaey t 3 G1;re f e P9 2THHI GIT EY s. L. BLATCHLEY SONS, se2s 3t+ Glebe Building Manufacturers, Attention.
 TO RENT. %s A BUILDING situated in this city, having hnIU ed on favorable terms for term of years Ap- s4 eod1m w. H. WHEELER Houses and Lots For Sale or Ex-
 change 5RsA Cottage House, has 10 rooms, for sale at iHas bargain, the line of the horse cars; lot Es.iI 52x156 A tTvO-famiIy House on Ferry ho1ses@are houses anxious to self. Also n number of first-cIass Brick Houses and others, located Water ~ front lots in vest est Haven, II also lots in different parts of the city.
 A number of first-c1ass Houses and Fem ements one furnished House, with all modern i'm Money to joan on real estate. Real Estate Office 49 Church Street, Ree@ segB H0adey Building qfs % 0Gs9 szsni6S
 FOR RENT,
 a lies, nicely located, within i've minutes of the se55 I'm 497 CHAPEL STREET.
 FOR RENT, J@ THREE ROOMS Park street, with modern siiii convehiences warmed with steam if desired;
 A. WHEELER, se21 115 Park street.
 TO RENT, AISEI q T1oo,, 1sa all connected and good large cellar, well ven- E1I tilated, with water, gas, water closet &c, in for restaurant; will rent reasonable to the right party. For further particulars, inquire of se21 If East and Greene Streets.
 FOR SALE, A=sA A FINE country seat and farm of 42 acres; sii also 60 acres in to 10 acre plots at s1Oo per Es.I acre, adjoining Woodmont station. Address
 J. R. AIRES, s14 I'm Woodmont, Ct. Furnished House to Rent. Jes3 LARGE. nicely furnished house, in south is3 western part of the city, within five minutes fains 13 rooms hot and cold water on three floors, stationary wash tubs bath rooms etc. gas and range fruit etc. Arrangements may be made if desired for boarding the proprietor. Apply to s7tf 52 Orange Street.
 FOR RENT. d4444 ROOMS, three minutes walk from the City E#.iis Market; possession Sept. l. 5 Rooms No. 8 Lewis street, Fair Haven. 3 Rooms Congress avenue near Lafayette street. These tenements are all convenient, and have gas and water Inquire of JACOB HELLER, auI9 Room No. Yale National Bank Building.
 FOR RENT, {FAas SMALL ROOMS. cheap for manufacturing Ets.1 purposes, with without power. Apply cor EEI ner Artizan and Court Streets, to
 A. HATCH & CO. au23 If
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West End
8oat0 ano Ruunts.

TO RENT. Jh&aa7 NICELY Furnished Rooms, with or without Ess..55d board, at
 Msiii se29 l2tE 139 ELM STREET.
 TO RENT. 5kSA4 A NICE Furnished Front Room, also 8 suite Est1id of Furnished Rooms. Inquire at EdIlU se29 Ct ITO GEORGE STREET. TO RENT, %Hs14 A LARGE Parlor, with alcove, also pleasant 5s;;s sunny Room the third floor, with board, at EaIW se21 If 128 YORK STREET.
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WANTEn

w Hf respectable American woman, a situation in ED private family to do second work or general housework-; reference if required Inquire at se29 2t# 49 BISHOP STREET
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Grapes, Pears and Cranberries

FINE lot of Catawba Grapes in ten pound bas- A kets at seventy-hve cents basket. Also nice Concords, Pears and Cranberries, for sale at
 1O9 Church Street.