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Close of Navigation to Albany.

PoUGHKEEPs1E, N. r., Nov. 24-The river is closed from Albany to Hudson The steamer City of Hudson got north as far as Schodack, but was compelled to return to Catskin. The steamer Saratoga, which left New York last evening, now lies at Catski1l, and will not attempt to go further. The steamer Redfeld got through to Coxsackie The steamer Eagle, of the NeWburgh and Albany Line, lies at Athens. The steamer St. John was working her way north through the ice at o'clock this morning between Catskill and Hudson. The tugs Leonard and America, with forty canal boats and barges in tow, passed here going south at 10 a. m., the last tow from Albany. Navigation to AL bany may be considered closed for the season unless an unexpected thaw comes.
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Missouri.
A Blockade of Grain.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 24.-There is prospect of blockade of grain in this market in 8 short time, as the river is practically closed and will probably continue in that condi- tion for some time. The railroads have raised their tariff for through freight rates, and the elevators are carrying an unprece- dented large stock of grain, while the receipts of wheat and corn, especially of the latter, are expected to be very large during the month, so large in fact that unless some outlet is furnished the storage capacity of the stock of all grain in the regular elevators to- day is over ?, 700, 900 bushels, nearly 200, 900 bushels of which is wheat alone, which is the largest stock of wheat ever carried in this market.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC,

Max Temp, 36 Min Tem., IS; Total Rainfall or Melted Snow nches and 1OOths), O1 Max. velocity wind, 12 miles per hour
 J. H. SHERMAN, Observer,
 Sergt. Signal Corps U. S. Army.
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GAUDEFROY'S EHEPE PE0YNEENE 9REHEEs1E

DRIvATE families, boarding houses, hotels and \ restaurants can be supplied with help of differ ent natonalities Great attention is paid by pro- pretor of the establishment in the choice girls women before sending them to fill situation. Coun- try calls of any distance promptly attended to-
 331[ Orange street, near Crown street.
 n11 GAUDEFROY.
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DEAUTIFUL PORTRAITS OF ANY SIZE D made from common photographs any other kind of small pictures We win send full descrip- tion, price etc., to any reliable who will act our agent. THE AUBURN COPYING CO.,
 n2s St s5 and s7 Gsnesee Street. Auburn New York
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a@ew 8aren 9ailg g1orning gonrnal aud Gonrer.

been carefully examining the letter and en- velope to see if either would afford any clue to the writer. Photographic copies of the let ter very much enlarged have been taken, and these reveal that an address has been nearly erased from it. The name appears to be either "Cox" or stFox," in care of some company, ''New York city" The first name looks like Edwin or Edward Inquiries are making to ascertain if possible the person to whom the letter was addressed Meanwhile no addi- tional indictments have been found by the grand jury.
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LOCAL NEWS.
The County Commissioners. The Cauntv Commissioners at their session

Ine county SO1nnAAsS1onerSs
 The County Commissioners at their session yesterday granted the following licenses:
 New Haven-James Congdon, 353 East Grand; George B. Hanover, 2s1 West Wa ter; Jacob Mann, 65 Orange; Michael O'Brien, 46 Grand Lamping & Ritter CT, 149 Grand; Joseph Purcell, 2O9 Franklin; James C. McManus, 67 Oak; FL len McGuinness 195 Hamilton; Harry Flynn, City Hotel; Balthazar Weiggenazen, IS Osborn (beer); Catherine Pfuderer, 1O4 Lamberton (beer) William Hull & Sons, f and Whiting Cbeer); G. & H. Judd, 100 Orange (beer); Frederick Ploeger, 5S Union (beer); William Smallman, Lafayette (beer); John Pfuderer, s1 Union John J. Murphy, 26 Chapel; Mrs. Mary Ward, 5 Congress avenue; James W. Healy, 132 Con gress avenue; John J. Malley, 115 Grand; :; Peter Werlich, 46 Adeline; Paul Veil, 238 Chapel; Martin Nagel, no West; Gustave Speitz, -95 Orchard Morris Croty, 15O Ash nun; N. W. Rood, 69 Union.
 Milford-James S. Higby.
 Derby-P. McEnerney, E. s. Schmidt.
 Meriden-Rose Morris (beer) Lawrence F. Geisler, John Brady, w. F. Linsley, Har- ry Bloxam.
 Orange-Robert I. Wolcott.
 The commissioners will meeet again on Friday morning at 10 o'clock.
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Illinois.
An Electoral BIunder,

CHICAGO, Nov. 24.-A dispatch from Indi- annapolis says that B. s. Parker, the Republi- can elector nominated in place of General Thomas W. Bennett, who was withdrawn be- cause of his alleged connection with feder- al office, has been defeated through the blunder of emitting his name from the Re publican tickets in Perry, Floyd, Bartholo- mew, Putnam and Wells counties, in which Parker did not get single vote. This will elect D. W. Chambers, Democratic elector, by about 5000 majority.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

Arranging for the Inauguration.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-At a meeting of the inauguration committee this evening a committee of ten was appointed to form a subcommittee who will have charge of the details Committees were also appointed to wait on the President and District Commis- sioners to ask their cooperation and upon General Sherman to request him to act as chief marshal on the occasion
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TAarts.

| BOOkkeeper Wanted, nNE qualified to take charge of the books and cor l Orespondence of wholesale house. Address through F. o. stating salary wanted and references, | House Wanted at Once. A5sAA MUST be well located; price not to exceed I For sale-Three houses, s1 POO, g, 900, s2 TOO. Call at R. E. BALDWIN'S I n25 3t4 Real Estate Office, 29s Chapel st. WANTED, l fssssSa TWO small furnished rooms Address l a nas 2t. > "".fhis OFFICE WANTED,
 hfFAa Two furnished rooms, parlor and bedroom or Xddress statine ters pe 'eii'rs located n25 2t' L. L. L., New Haven Ct
 $3,OOO.
 "ANTED to borrow, 8 900 at per cent. on i'm ns4 city HE q ss Haven Asd5e' % WANTED.
 A MAN accustomed to small wood turning. Ap A ply to ANDREW B. HENDRIX co, n24 St Audubon Street, City.
 WANTED, REED NEW or second hand heavy truck, in Aess98 good order. Address
 n2s 6t P. o. BOX 1,27o.
 WANTED,
 ESLRsT-CLASS cooper. M n23 St P. o. BOX 1,27O.
 WANTED,
 THEN active young men to act as salesmen for the II Domestic" sewing machine. Apply at the Do n2s stw1t 2O6 CHAPEL STREET.
 WANTED,
 EMPIoYMENT. Salary expected very moderate n2s St H. R. SEWARD, City
 Partner Wanted. FFNO practical blacksmith who can invest from S2- GOO to $OOO is offered one of the best chances to engage the carriage can be found for the money invested. The stand cannot be beat for location and will employ from fifteen to twenty men
  and repairing, which there is large profit For particulars inquire of MT. Mersick of the firm of n22 Ct ENGLISH x MERsICK.
 WANTED.
 5.OOO nAofAA at puf'naAS A0n0'S BOOKS GAY BROTHERS
 RETAIL STORE,
 4OS CHAPEL STREET, above Redchfes. The stock must positively be sold out and is offered at nearly half price, and each pur chaser to the extent of $1 00 will receive elegant gift. n22
 School Books Wanted. H UTCHISONS Physiologies, Bloss' Ancient His Literature Harper's Biographies Webster Frank lin Readers and Swinton's Language Lessons if in good order, can be sold at n20 ct 97 Orange Street, Palladium Building.
 GAUDEFROY'S EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. DRIvATE families, boarding houses, hotels and E restaurants can be supplied with help differ ent nationalites. Great attention is paid by pro- pretor of the establishment in the choice of girls women before sending them to fill situation. Coun- try calls of any distance promptly attended to- 33L Orange street, near Crown street. n11 GAUDEFROY.
 WANTED YENO buy, lot of secondhand Furniture andCar- 1 pets. Highest cash price paid Orders by mai promptly attended to, at o20 29 CHURCH ST.
 WANTED, A MAN of good address, energetic and trust "A worthy. Particulars as to duties, salary, etc., will be furnished upon application, which must not be later than 10 a. nl., to oetf FRANCIS VANCE 54 Crown Street.
 WANTED. 2 ,0O0 CLOTHES WRINGERS to Fepa ir. HARPET Sweepers, Fluting Machines, ,Richardson's 1 O Original Little Washer The Excelsior and Vel | come Bench Wringers Wrngers of all kinds sold for cash, weekly instalments, at the Basket and | House Furnishing Store of GEORGE D. LAMB, the [ Wringer Man, Chapel street. Call large variety of Beautiful Granite Ware Tea and | Coffee Pots. mas d&w
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FIRE RECORD.
A Grain Elevator i'm Flame,

A Oraan EIeVatof In FIn mes.
 LANCASTER, Pa., Nov. 24.-The ware house and grain elevator of Messrs H. E. Graf & Go. were totally destroyed by fire about 5 o'clock this morning. The origin of the fire is unknown. The building was owned by Mr. H. B. Graf and was valued at $2O,OOO. Insured for $9, 800. The contents of the building consisted of grain, apples, potatoes and tobacco, owned by Messrs Graf < Co.,, John c. Tremeyer & Co., of St. Louis, Lederman $ Co.,, and Jesse Ranck. The total loss on the contents is about $5o,- 900, insurance 1925, 900.
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MARRIAGES.
DEATHS.

Burlington, Nov. Il, James Meloy of Bristol, and Emma A. Roberts of Burling- ton.
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Ohio.
A Letter From General Garfield.

Lettef From UeneraI UsarheI
 CLEVELAND, Nov. 24.-Just before leav- ing for Washington, President elect-Garfeld wrote letter to the principal of the semin- ary at Gainesville, where he celebrated the eve of his birthday anniversary. The Gen. eral closed the epistle as follows: ''The exercises, the decorations, the whole evening brought back very vivid and sweet memories of my teacher life, and enjoyed again the pleasure of seeing the band of hopeful happy youth offering me it's helpful blessings.
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Diphtherfa in Chicago.

CHICAGO, Nov. 24.-Reports made to the health commissioners show that diphtheria is spreading in this city very rapidly, and it is stated that the disease is more violent than usual, whole families in some cases being taken sick. The presence of the disease, in many instances, is charged to defective sew age, and landlords are being compelled to put their houses in good sanitary condition.
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THE WEST.
Michigan.
ADfnicuIf Surgical Onarn

A Difficult Surgical Operation.
 DETROIT, Nov. 24.-Joseph Cavinie, the young Canadian operated on last Febru- ary by pr. H. o. Walker, for strangulated hernia and provided with an artificial anus, has recovered and secured the use of the natural anus again. The operation is very rare. and dangerous, and has attracted much attention among medical men and in the me1- ical press.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-sailed, the Bothnia and Egypt for Liverpool, the Canada for Havre. Arrived, the Salerno from Hull.
 thampton-Arrived, the Donan from New York for Bremen, the Hermann from Baltimore for Bremen.
 Hamburg Arrived, the Frisia from New York. Sailed, the Leasing for New York
 Rotterdam the W. A. Schotten from New York.
 Bristol-Sailed, the Somerset for New York.
 Liverpool Sailed, the Spain for New York. Arrived, the Arizona from New York
 Queenstown-Sailed, the City of New York for New York
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sessAs The House No Is Gill street, just finished, AfsH consisting of nine All modern i'm Ea1gE proyements, gas, water, bath room water closet Also the lower part of No. 16 Gill street, consisting of six rooms, gas and water nice garden.
 Inquire of JACOB HELLER,
 nI5 Yale Bank Building
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Great Britain.

Later Tfdings from the Assyrfan Monarch
 LONDON, Nov. 24.-The captain of the North German Lloyds steamer Donau from New York, which arrived at Southampton yesterday, reports that he spoke the British steamer Assyrian Monarch, Capt. Westhorpe, from Hull for New York, on the 22d instant, in longitude 13, and that he tried to tow her. but owing to the tremendous swell was un- able to get hawser aboard of her. As she was able to sail, and therefore not in any inn mediate danger, the Donau left her at noon the same day.
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House Wanted at Once. I&eeAA MUST be well located price not to exceed A''iiH $1O,O00. 6siU For sale-Three houses $1 200 S2 GOO, S2 TOO. Call at R. E. BALDWIN'S n25 3t# Real Estate Office. 2q8 Chanel St
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The Cattle Market,

WATERToWN, Nov. 23
 The receipts for the week Cattle, 1057 head ; sheep and lambs 3863 head swine, 1 291 head calves IA head; horses 45. Prices ranged Reeves, choice $7 50a8 per cw extra S6 75a7 first quality 0Oa6 second quality S5 00a5 50, third quality $4 OOa4 working per pair s10Oa162, milch calves $20 %, S--a45 % per head; farrow S1O % 2s O. fancy $50 OOa62 oO yearngs s7 Goals %; two years old SIP O0a24 CO., three old s20 OOa3s hogs, exc. per h.. sheep and lambs in lots, g 50 B 00 4 0Oa5 50 each extra s 0Oa6 5O from 4a5c. per ID. Spring lambs 414a5Hc. per lb veal calves 2a6c. per ID Brighton hides sa9c. per lb.; Brighton tallow 6a71c per h.; country hides 7asc. per 1b country tallow 3la4c per b pelts 75caS1 75 each lamb skins -c-each calf skins 12a-c per ID.
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THE SOUTH.
Texas.
A War of Races Eminent.

SAN ANTONIO, Nov. 24.-A special from Crockett says:
 Yesterday morning some Mexicans killed 8 soldier at house of iu-fame. The cause was jealousy. The town quiet until midnight, when three Mexican houses were found fire including the one in which the killing took place. There Is great excitement among the Mexicans who running to and fro ask ing protection Fears for life and property en- tertained. The commanding officer has patrols out and all soldiers ordered to their quarters The sheriff has mustered all available citizens to guard the city The Mexicans leaving town in large numbers. Trouble is imminent.
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Directed Against the Attor-
 neys and Merchants.
Greece.

Steamboat HorrOr-ColIision of Two
 Stenmers-25O Persons Drowned.
 ATHENS, Nov. 24.-The steamer Oretigia to- day collided with the French steamer Uncle Joseph near Spizzia, and the latter sank all most instantly. Fifty persons were saved and two hundred and fifty drowned
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CHICAGO, Nov 24-There is a rumor to- night from an apparently authoritative source that William Penn Nixon, managing editor of the Inter Ocea'a, will be postmaster of Chicago under Garfeld's administration. The present postmaster, Palmer, was former ly editor of the Inter Oce0ns.
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Houses and Lots For Sale or Ex

large House with Improvements, few minutes walk from postofice. large House on Whalley ave- Also good Furnished House; be seen at any time. Money to Ioan i'm amounts to suit.
 Real Estate Office 49 Church Street, Room 5 Hoadley Building. Ofhce open evenings.
 T
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Arrest of DisOrderly Fenians.
 CORK, Nov. 24.-Fourteen men were ar rested here this morning for participating in Fenian procession from which shots were fired. The police say that the shots were di- rected toward them.
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NEW YORK.

The COlOred Citizens Asking for Repre-
 sentatiOn.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-The colored people of this State are about to issue an address, which will be sent to President-elect Garfield, asking that he recognize the colored race in a more substantial way when he assumes his position in the White House. They ask on behalf of million and a half of colored voters that one of their representative lead CTS be chosen as member of the Cabinet inasmuch as the only colored United States Senator, Bruce of Mississippi will retire from his position next March, and that the colored people never had, though they are entitled to a Cabinet position. The address, it is said, will inform Garfield that without the colored vote of 5O,O00 in the State of New York he never could have been elected President.
 dieted-Looking for the Original Gull
 prit.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-The Grand Jury came in to Part II, of the Court of General Sessions to-day with large number of in dictments, including one against John O'Brien, alias Robert Lindsay" for having committed wilful and corrupt perjury in the testimony rendered by him before Judge Davis, in the Philp libel proceedings, on October 26, 1889, as was acknowledged by him in the magisterial examination before Bankson T. Morgan, police justice, in the District Attorneys office subsequently,.
 The counsel for the prosecution in the Mercy letter case for some time past have
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Frozen to Death.

SOUTH RoYALToN, Vt, Nov. 24.-A man was found dead in the barn of A. N. King, at Tunbridge, yesterday. The body is sup posed to be that of 8 man named Hatch, of Norwich, Vt. He was frozen to death.
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TO SKATERS /! Dr. Sweets InfallibIe Liniment FraeJv and Ero0maufIy rsad

N NSURES suppleness of the joints and muscular
 vigor, necessary to the easy and graceful per- formance of skating. The aged and fnfirm will also find it a great comfort. Acting di- recty upon the tissues it strengthens vives the system. and restores it to elasticity and vigor. The formula Is open to all physicians, and they do not hesitate to endorse it. Get the large bot ties. Sold by all druggists n13 s3m
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The Pistol in a C1ergyman,s Hands.

DUBLIN, Nov. 24.-Several attempts have been made to shoot Captain Mitchell at Ath- baque, by Rev. MT. Biddu1ph, Protestant clergyman of Barris O'Kane, county Tipper- ary.
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chOOI R0okS WaDfed

 above Redcfe's. The stock must positively be sold out and is offered at nearly half price, and each pur chaser to the extent of s1O0 will receive elegant
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sno,r tn Ne,r Yor,x catv.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 24.-The weather to-day was cloudy. About 10 o'clock this evening snow began falling. At midnight the ground was nicely covered. The thermometer at a- m. marked IT, P. m. g.
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Using Her Child for a Weapon.

CHICAGO, Nov. 24.-At Turtle Lake, North west Territories, man and wife quarreling, the latter seized child by the legs and be- labored the husband with it as with club, killing the child.
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American Arms tn Ireland.

LONDON, Nov. 24.-Telegrams from Dublin and Cork iisay that large quantities of arms and ammunition are received daily and dis tributed throughout Ireland. The invoices are principally from America. They escape the vigilance of the police in some way and but few seizures are reported
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EOR SALE
FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

S4sss THE desirable Dwelling House No. 20 Home EA;i Place. The house is in first rate order and to Eg.I the right parties will be rented low.
 MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE, n13 Chanel Street.
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puleagno-Fhe Turlzs Enter t,,e cItx.

DuIcIgno-Fhe Turks Enter the City.
 LONDON, Nov. 24.-Dervisch Pasha entered Dulcigno after slight engagement with the Albanians. A convention will be signed be- tween the Montenegrin and Turkish authori- ties. The former, on the departure of Der visch Pasha, will occupy the town under the protection of the international fleet
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,AesA A HOUSE with nine and 35 feet front TS State street at Cedar Hill for $2600. Also q El House with 85 feet front State street in Vicinity for sale for $3 600. Inquire at
 D1O ROOM Q 60 CHTJRCII STREET
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POLITICAL NOTICES.
Fifth Ward.

The Republicans of the Fifth ward requested to meet at 97 Wooster street Friday evening" Nov. at o'clock to elect delegates to the town and city conventions also to appoint committee to nominate ward officers HOMER H. PECK,
 Chairman Ward Committee.
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Real Gstate.
HnuSe for Sale.

,SAG1s TWO thousand dollars remain mort E55ii!!.I gage q good paying investment.
 Elil E. L. BASSETT,
 6
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THE COLD SNAP.
Roaie. on rloattnr1 1ce.

MONTREAL, Nov 24.-The bodies of three men, frozen to death, were seen floating down the river yesterday on blocks of ice
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to borrow, s, 900 at per cent im- w proved city property for or years. Address
 n24 3tT BOX 156,'' New Haven P. O.
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WANTED.
$3,OOO.

iz%%ss Two furnished rooms, parlor and bedroom, #ssid one large room; must be centrally located. Rassg- Address, stating terms, &c.,
 n2b 2ts L. L. L., New Haven, Ct
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Merchants Afraid of ssBaycotting.'
 DUBLIN, Nov. 24.-The merchants of this city fearing ''Baycotting" threaten to refuse to serve on the jury for the trial of Mr. Parneu.
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Sixth Ward.

The Republican voters of this ward will meet at the store William H. Coolidge, corner of Greene and Wallace streets, Friday evening, November 2S at 73O D. m sharp. Said meeting is called for the purpose of electing delegates to the Republican city and town conventions and to do any other business necessary at said meeting. HUGH DALEY
 Chairman Ward Committee.
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FFNO practical blacksmith who can invest from s2
 GOO to $4 900 is offered of the best chances to engage in the carriage business that the money invested. The stand cannot be beat for and repairing, which there is a large profit. For particulars inquire of Mr. Mersick, of the firm of
 n22 Ct ENGLISH X MERSICK.
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EnR REN1

 A@ THE four story brick block House No. 163 E,T Temple street. heated by steam, for rent at $3S Ea.ll per month. H. H. BUENELL, n3 If 216 Chapel Street.
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UEUCUTy pUUTU N UT SttIUs gAA SITUATED on of the leading streets in h:iH this city. Clean stock, horse and wagon &c. HS!I would exchange for other property. For full particulars, terms &c., call address
 GEO. A. ISBELL., o14 Office, Todd's Block, State and Elm sts.
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Eighth Ward.

The Republican voters of the Eighth ward re- quested to meet at Merwns Hall on Friday evening, Nov 26 at 7:3O o'clock to appoint delegates to the city and town conventions also to appoint com nittee to nominate ward officers. Per order,
 Committee,
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THANKSGTVTNG GOODS.


  and Fine Salad Oils Salad Dressing French and English AIusd  Kennedy ever  for H tic of and Coolin 11 g
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BOOkkeeper Wanted, nNE qualified to take charge of the books and cor NDrespondence of wholesale house. Address through F. O., stating salary wanted and references, n25 2t+ x. L.
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A MAN of good address, energetic and trust A worthy. Particulars as to duties, salary, etc., will be furnished upon application, which must not later than 10 a. n, to
 oqtf FRANCIs VANCE 54 CrovD Street
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WANTED
WANTFD,

YENO buy, lot of secondhand Furniture andCar- 1 pets Highest cash price paid Orders by mai promptly attended to- at
 oQn GC
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WANTED. D ono

<,So0 ,eI,a' GLOIHHs SI,I MNlN NGEKs to reIalr. O Original Little Washer, The Excelsior and Vel come Bench Wringers. Wringers of all kinds sold for House Furnishing Store of GEORGE D. LAMB, the Wrnger Man, 199 Chapel street. Call and the large variety of Beautiful Granite Iron Ware Tea and Coffee Pots. mag d&w
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"UTCHISoNs Psychologists, Bloss Ancient His tories, Steele's Chemistries, Golfers English Literature, Harper's Biographies, Webster Frank lin Readers and Swinton's Language Lessons, if in good order, be sold at
 BABCOCK'S n2O St 97 Orange Street, Palladium Buildino