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NE " ENGLAND.
Vermont.
The Democratic Convention.

ELe Des1zUCEd@tIC CU1HV eHtHUHs
 MONTPELIER, April 22.-The Democratic State convention today was attended by 400 delegates. Hiram Atkins, of this city, in his opening speech, spoke of the victory of the Democrats four years ago. and said he be- lieved this year the Democrats would elect a Bingham, of Howe, Twas elected chairman. Hon. Lucius Robinson. of Newport, was elected chairman of the delegation to Cincin- nati, and l.. w. Redineton, George A. Eaton of Danvile, F. W. McGettrick of Burlington, Bradley B. Smelley, James H. Williams of Bellows Falls, c. N. Davenport of Brattle- boro, and M. A. Goddard were unanimously elected. The resolutions condemn the electo- ral frauds in 1876 and instructs the delegation to vote as unit for the best man that can be aIecfad
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E OIG OfdIlIl1 AssA IN WEST HAVEN, the House, Barn -[newl, EH with plenty of stable roo1n large and complete -zS&A Ahennery, known as the Ross place. Also with the house, lot of acres of land, near by. Terms easy. For further particulars, inquire of
 ". H. TALLMADGE, ma2 dS. Rtf Near Horse E. R. Barn. West Haven.
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day. It is claimed by the Building depart ment that the accident was caused by the breaking of the truss which supported the roof; that the roof then fell in, crushing the walls out and down. It is claimed that the walls vera good, but that there was some fault in the truss. Alfred Mackay, superintendent of the building, says that hs and Mir Van Arsdalen, the real estate agent of Ar. Wander bilt, examined the building, when cracks in the well were discovered in the morRing. and Van Arsdalsn said the cracks were caused by
 heat in the building, and the man who put up the mason work was summoned and affirmed that the walls were twelve inches thick and solid. It is now thought that Vanderbilt will
 be heavily mulctsd in damages. Three per sons were killed outright and one has since died. Colonel W. TiIeston, editor of .'The country, sporting newspaper, published
 here, and contributor to the Turf, Field and Farm, died at the hospital this morning. Mrs. Hogeman, one of the victims, was ister-in- law of Chauncsy M. Depew, Vanderbilt's lawyer Depew said today: 'sAs regards the structure at Madison Square Garden, we regarded it perfectly secure. The building was enlarged by us and inspected by the de- partment of buildings last December. They pronounced it safe. We are of the opinion that the disaster has been caused by the breaking of beam or the connection with the wall becoming loose
 We don't think there were faults of structure. Nineteen have been injured, some having broken limbs, others not seriously. All will probably recover. There is great effort of all concerned in the building to put of the responsibility on others. Probably some one will be held to strict accountability The fair has been removed to the Twenty second regiment armory. The show of the Westmin- ster Kennel Club has been postponed two weeks
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New York Produce Market.
 NEw YoEK, April 22. CoTToN-Quiet; Uplands. Il 15-16; Orleans. 12 1-16 FLOUR-Stronger /; State B 80 @ $500; Ohio four S5 00@$6.75 Western, $380@S5.50 Southern, $5259 S70O. WHEAT-Bstter; No. White April, s1 2816 No. l White May, Sl 26kG-: No. Winter Red May, sI 29A@I 3o1 No. Winter Red, June S127A@2s per bush.
 ooRN-Bstter; Mixed Western, spot, 5sa55c <; futures, 47zs@53c. oATS-Stronger; State, 43e54 Western, 42953c- per bushel.
 BEEF-steady; New plain mess, Sl0 %. PORK-Firmer; new mess pork, S10 75 pef bbi. LARD-HiRher steam rendered, SIPS. BUTTER-Dun; Ohio, 14923c.; State, 2o926o. per pound
 wHIsKEY-Firm Western, S1 11@12. SUGAR-Dull. MOLASSES-Steady. PETROLEUM-Dull. RIOE-Firm. OOFFEE-Firn. FREIGHTS-Weak SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE-steady at 32. ROSTN-Du1l at S1 35@40. TAILOW--Dull at $ 1-l6.
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Forty-Sixth Congress.

WASHINGTON, April a. sENATE.-Mr. Merrill submitted resolution in- structng the Committee Printing to take such measures as shall exclude Mir. Downeys speech from the Record It had been delivered in the House. MT. Hamln said the Committee on Printing was joint committee, and nothing would be done without consulting fhe House. He hoped this affair would re- suit in the future exclusion of speeches and other pro- ductions not actually delivered
 MT. Merrill said that since offering his reson ion he had lsarned that the House considering ths mat tsr. He therefore withdrew his motion.
 Unfinished business up, being the act making appropriation for the support of the army for the
 fiscal year ending June 30 1881. The reading Of the bill was suspended and the Senate received message from the House announcing the passage Of joint resolution in relation to Jefferson's desk.
 Pending action the joint resolution MT. Dawes addressed the Sesate. His remarks of histori cal and biographical character. He was followed by
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

NEW YORK, April 22.-Sailed, the Leasing for Hamburg, the City of Chester for Liver pool, the State of Nevada for Glasgow, the Otranto for Hull. Arrived, the Amerique from Havre, the Herder from Hamburg, the Arragon from Bristol, the State of Pennsyl- vania from Glasgow.
 Boston-Sailed, the Bulgarian for Liver pool Arrived, the Malta from Liverpool.
 Antwerp-Sailed, the Henry Edge for New York.
 Bristol-Arrived, the Bristol from New York.
 LiverpooI-Arrived, the Persian from Bos- ton, the Hooper from Boston, the Helvetia from New York. Sailed, the City of Berlin for New York.
 Glasgow-Sailed, the Anchoria for New York.
 Havre-Sailed, the Wieland from Hamburg for New York.
 London-Arrived, the Canada from New York.
 Base ball yesterday At Providence, Prov idence 6, Albanys 2 at Chicago, Chicagos 7, Nationals ?. 1.-The Republicans of the Fourth Congress sional district of Massachusetts have elected B. 0. Fitz and J. O. Wetherbee delegats to Chicago, both Edmunds men.
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SITUATION WANTED

1.-TWO or three good men to canvass on Pictur
 Frames. Good Inducements offered at the p23 1t* NEW YORK BAZAAR, 254 Chapel St.
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FOR BALE,

FUh AA I+Eo AsAA THE FINE three-story and basement house &zSu No. 237 Orange street. Modern and well built EtkA- Inquire Of S. E. MERWIN, JR., apI7 12t# Administrator.
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Committee on Streets.


 A MEETING of the Committee Streets will be A held at Room No. 10 City Hall, Friday evening, April 23d at 7:30 o'clock. All persons interested in the following petitions requested to be present For paving Water street from Tomlinson bridge to Custom House Square.
 For relay of sidewalk north side o West Water st., between Hill and Lafayette streets. For reay of sidewalk north side of George street, between Park and York streets and between College and Church streets where needed. For relay of sidewalk north side of Elm street, between College and York streets. For relay sidewalk on side of high street. tween Elm and Wall streets.
 For permission to construct telegraph lines by the American Rapid Telegraph Go.
 For c cobble gutter in Washington street, between Morris street and West bridge. For brick sidewalk north side of Spring street, from Dewitt street to west line of No. l59. For sidewalk east side Kimberly avenue 10 land of Dr. D. L. Daggett.
 For curbng and grading Wilson street from Rosette to Lsrnberton street.
 Per order of the Chairman.
 ap22 2t CHARLES IT. R. MOTT, Clerk. RESTAURANT FOR RENT. FETHE Restaurant in the basement of the Quinni- piack Club House. Apply, between the hours of 10 and II n., at Room 2,
 sp9 If 3OS CHAPEL STREET,
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WANTED.

nY respectable girl, situation to do gene-
 Oral houseworki in private family, good plain cook and good washer and ironer City reference if reouired Apply at BEECHER COURT,
 ap23 Of Olive st., bet. Chapel and St. John,
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FOR SALE as5A COTTAGE HOUSE 96 Minor street, rooms, N vault under sidewalk. Lot 50 feet front, 10C Ez&-feet deep. Inquire of A. ". MINOR, ap23 St 61 Church street.
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PENNSYLVANIA,
A Cartons Case of Poisoning

ChflGus Uase Of POtsOn1n&.
 PHnADELPH1A, April 22.-A curious case ot death from poisoning has occurred in this city. A young woman who wore colored stockings and shoes with copper nails had her heel punctured by one of the nails. h. fammation immediately set in and in few days she died Physicians do not know whether to attribute the poisoning to the stocking or to the nail, or both.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
spec.aloorrespondence of the JOURNAL AND ooun1.

JOHN II. DAVIS & Co.,, Bankersand Brokers,)
 No. IT Wall street, New York,
 April %, 1880. ] The market for railway and miscellaneous shares partially reversed this morning and sellers ap peared for the first hours to be largely in the major ty They not all sellers for future delivery, for long stock, which would pay handsome profit from last weeks prices, undoubtedly thrown upon the market. Indeed, this realizing movement felt at close of business yesterday An exceptional drive was made at Nashville Chattanooga stock down to 6s per cent, but this followed by recovery to 74@73, SO money has been made in that direction and Louisville and Nashville sold at 139@l37. The whole market was dropping about all day and closed anne and in a decidedly unsatisfactory manner.
 The Bond Market.-Government bonds were dull and steady, and devoid of features of interest
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THE WEST.
Missouri.
A Fatal Boiler Explosion.

A Fatal Boiler Explosion.
 MEMPHIS, April 22.-A boiler explosion oc cured in the mill of c. Dunbar this morning, causing the death of Dunbar and two other men named Wilson and McCann. The men were shockingly scalded by escaping steam and their legs terribly crushed. They died in a short time. The report of the explosion was heard for miles and brought an excited crowd to the scene
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PAPER Hangers and Painters. 4 ). O. BEARDSLEY,
 ep23 It 5O9 State Street.
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NOTICE.

Go to Apothscaries' Hall, so1 Chapel street.
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Buried i'm a Sand Bank.

TRox, April 22,-While Michael Lowe and Wm. Gleason were loading a wagon at sand bank yesterday, the bank began to cave. Lowe was thrown against the wagon and cov- cred with nearly ton of gravel His con- panion was knocked insensible and partly buried. Gleason sustained severe contusions on both legs, but no injuries of serious na- ture. It was half an hour before Lowe could be reached, and life was then extinct.
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NEW YORK.
Death from TrichInos1s.

NEW YORK, April 22.-Mrs. Oliver Wicks, a resident of Patchogue, died on Tuesday from trichinea spiralis superinduoed by eating dis eased ham. Some of the other members of the family were taken sick and had 6 narrow escape. The ham was purchased at Port Jeff ferson, and it is alleged that diseased pork in that locality is common.
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WANTED,

DY A competent girl to do second work or gener E0 housework in private family; good referenc Apply at present place, .
 ap23 1t* 62O CHAPEL SIREET.
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asOR RENT
FOR R ENT-

AsaA THE BARBER SHOP over e6 Church street. EfiiI The best located place in the city. Established 4&A since 1866. Rent very reasonable to good pay ing tenant Inuuire of VIM. H. BROWN,
 Sn21 If 95 Church Street.
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TSs RENT.

kSAx TO A SMALL American family, four Rooms, N city water gas, with privileges in csllar and M attic, in the house No. 99 St. John street. h. quire on r
 ap21 St THE PREMISES.
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assa THREE ROOMS with modern improvem ents ESSSN on Park street. Also the House No. Il Martin SA street. as whole or in tenements of four rooms esch. Also Barn in of 12l Park street.
 A. WHEELER, sp2l 1l5 Park Street.
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<aAA HOUSE in the southern part of the city Ezxs can be bought for t,500; small sum down E2a Also a fine place in Branford of five acBes in good condition fruit &c.,, depot and shore hou ses TO RENT-A fine Store State street in stMer- wins Block,'' Inquire of
 R. T. MERWIN, Builder, an92 3t Ed Street.
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E0R RENT

s@sA A GOOD STORE, IFS Elm street. Rent low. Eaa Second story, 426 Chapel street, rooms; rent ESA SIS per month
 First story Chapel street, rooms. Rent reason able.
 First story % Daggett street, rooms.
 Second story 29 Daggett street, rooms: For nsrticusrs cali on B. L. LAMBERT, ap22 3t+ $40 Chapel Street.
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nUcTl0NRSkLEA
 SrZ iiEsy

nN Saturday, April 24th, at 10 o'clock we hold oul
 Sale at the old store 45o State street. at whcl time shall endeavor to close ont the balance of stock oe Furniture and Carpets. Don't mics the op- portunity. ap23 2t
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The Madison Square Disaster-FOur Deaths Aiready-Gause of the Acci- dent.
 NEW YORK, April 22.-The scene of the terrible disaster at Madison Square Garden last night has been visited by thousands to-
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TO RENT.
 eskA A FINE place in Fatr Haven East, new house EEsN and barn and large garden low to good party. &2A In central location, part of house, separate entrance and number, 5 or rooms, gas and water :; srable Also houses in Orchard street. $7 to $lO per month; house and barn for $9 per month the store AZ Church street house and barn in Clinton avenue For Sale Chapel street property, two Farms two Building Lots $1O per foot; new house snd barn 1u Fair Haven East very low; house and barn in this city for S9OO. HENRY G. NEWTON, Room p whites Building 69 Church street. ap20
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UIamts.

A GIRL to cook, wash and iron. Good reference A qu1red. Apply after 10 a. m. 1t 131 Sherman av nue. near West Chapel street. ap23 2t*
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Anrarz sonn s4Hrnp' sf Hrnpn' ORDER OF NOTICE. STATE OF CoNNECTICUT,l o. NEW MAVEN, April
 NEW HAVEN COUNTY, ''' 22 1880. TPoN the complaint of the said A1v1na G. sthull, Il claiming for reasons therein set forth divorce nov pending before the Superior Court in and for New Haven County to be held on the first Tuesday of May D. 1880, it appearing to, and being found by, the subscribing authority that the said Respondent is gone to parts unknown. Therefore, ordered, that no tice the pendency of said complaint be given by pub fishing this order in the JOURNAL COURIER, . newspaper printed in New Haven, three weeks succes syely, commencing before the 23d day of April A. D. 1SS0 ARTHUR D. OSBORNE, Clerk of the Superior Court for New Haven County.
 ap23 1aW3t
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TO RENT, dAkAA HOUSE No. 240 Columbus street, $250 Eiig House No. 12S Portsea street, $200. -AzzA House No. POI Portsea street, $190. House No. 60 Liberty street, $169. Apply to ma16tf THOS, R, FRO
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For Sale or Exchange,

sasA GOOD HOUSE, central location, wsll rent
 H ed clear of encumbrance. Will sell low for cash AS% or will exchange for farm nice residence in this city, and pay the difference in cash This Is an opportunity to turn good residence or farm into cash and paying property. For furth CT nroTnaton' call address GEO. A. 4SBELL,
 Office Todds Flock, cor. state and Fun Streets.
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WANTED.
 2,0OO CLOTHES WIRING EESS fG repairs SARPET Sweepers, Putting Machines, Richard S, sons Original Little Washer, The Excelsior and Welcome Bench Wringers. Wringers Of all kinds sold for cash weekly installments at the Basket and House Furnishing Store of GEO. D. LAMB, the Wringer Man, 199 Chapel street. Call and see the large variety of Beautiful Granite and Iron Ware Tea arndN Nnffaa Ints r,nand d dlrrr
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NOTlCEe N OTIOE Is hereby given that the annual meeting of N the UNITED SOCIETY will be held in the chapel No. 112 Temple street. Thurday evening. April 29th, 1sse at haHpast o'clock, to elect Societys Commit other officers to take action regarding sale real esat and do any other business proper to at such meeting.
 By vote of Eociety's Committee,
 ALBERT s. HOLT, Oh h.irman. Haven, AoriI 91d 1S9O If
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A LIBERAL OFFER,
 DOZ. FRESH EGGS FOR 25c..

9DOZ. for $1.OO. X7ERY nice Table Butter 25c. per ID. Choice Dairy Butter soc. per[lb. Extra Creamery Butter 33c. per ID. selling New Process Flour at very low figure. Nice white Family Flour 4e. per lb. Canned Corn 10c. Raieins Sc. per ID. Extra good large Goldfish 5c. per ID. Nice fat Mackere1 Pc. each. Oranges 15c. per dog. All kinds of Crackers away down.
 y. HI. KEARNEY. Cor. Hill Street and Congress Avenue.
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KID GLOVES ]!

We have recefyed an Assortment and ready to supply those waiting for the ssFOSTER KID GLOVE" vKYE shall also close out few pairs of PERINOT w GLOVES at $1 % per pair, regular price being S1 75 Also 2-button Monograms at 50 cents per pair
 We have received 100 dog. of Ladies' BALBRIGGAN HOSE BLOCKED, full regular made, to sell at 25 cents Der pair at SIS Chapel street.
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TO RENT.

uanA THE second floor of the house No. GA Ken BfsEI sington street; rooms gas, water, etc.; ano1 4t@ THE PREMISES.
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End of Inc C0hoes Strike.

CoHoEs, April 22.-The great strike of five housand operatives of the Harmony Mills, which has lasted five weeks ended to-day No concessions were made by the company and tomorrow morning five thousand operatives of the company return to their work Over 275,000 spindles and {, 200 looms have been idle. This ends the most momentous strike the spindle city has had in years. Over $1oO,- GOO in wages havebe en lost.
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EOR SALE

ss&A A GOOD location for Factory. The lot of
 E land situated eatt side of East street. next EzA south the Rubber Co.'s brick storehouse near Grand street. feet and bounded the rear by railroad. This property must be sold within 30 days AupIy to M. HERRITY,
 sos 6iapel street, Room Mitchens Building.
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REASONABLE DRY GOODS! !!

Summer Silks. Printed Linens, Lawns, Cam brics, Muslins, Cling hams, Grenadines, Cashmere de India, ParasoIss Umbrellas, Laces of all kinds, Hamburg Trimmings, Ruchings, Lisle Gloves, Mttts, Gloves, Hosiery, Merino Under wear, Fringes, Gimps, Ribbons, Sash Ribbons, Shawls, Spring Garments, Buttons, Novelties 1n Dress Goods and Trimmings, all at low End uniform prices.
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sksk HOUSE No. 112 Whalley avenue, II rooms E9iEI rnodsfn Improvements. Inquire at Room No. { R&A Oity Hall.
 sp2O 5ts G.I. GILBERT.
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For Sale Cheap

AkAA FOR THE SEASON, House containing te &siu rooms with fine view and near horse cars -EaA the city. Gall on JOSEPH SHELDON,
 ap22t IT Exchange Building.
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MARRIA9EB.

CONDoN-BANNON-sun Sunday, April 18th. by the Rev. J. 8. Fitzpatrick, John J. Condon to Kitte A. Bannon both of this city. JOHONNoT-BLODGETT- Syracuse N. T., St the residence of F. H. Brodhead, April 6, 1880, by the Rev. E. Van Slyke, James H. Johonnet to Nettfe N. Blodgett.
 sMITH-RoBERTs-In this city, April 21st, at the Howard avenue church, by Rev. o. H. Williams Will liam G. Smith and Miss Minnie L. Roberts, young est daughter of the late A. P. Roberts, all of this city.
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FOR. RENT
I'D RENT.

eSs& A HOUSE the corner of Pisrpont and $afJ Houston streets. Apply at
 Rskk= ap16 If TETS OEElCE.
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Tle RNNT

"A THE STORE No. 61 Church street, opposite Eiii the postoffice two small rents on Whaley -HUA nue; second floor No. 51 Asylum street; whole house Henry street, all modern Improvements; 1; whole house No. 241 Grown street whole house Mo- 54 Whalley avenue, all modern Improvements, $400 ; whole house on Clinton avenue second floor No. % Auburn street; whole house Water street whole house Union and Fair streets, $2I per month whole house Cedar Hill avenue; three small rents Cedar Hil Apply to A. NJ. HOLMES,
 ap17 69 Church Street, Room 8.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

APRIL 8.
 ssa B1sss, sos Moos snTs. HIsa WAzaa. SUH 5ETs, 649 % .. n. 9s4 Q. m. war Departm,t Weather Observations. Taken at s. m., p. m:. P: m.-Apri a. Barometer, S0145, 29. 99S 29.952. Thermometer 60 65. 5S. wind, direction-calra, s, SW. Velocity. iE nailss per hour, o, 15. 10. weather, fair, fair fair Maximum Thernaometsr, 6B degrees. Min. imum Thsrmonaetsr, 50 degrees. Rainfall in inches OO, Maximum Velocity of Wind, 15 miles per hour.
 VIM. D. WEIGHT,
 Sergt. Signal Corps, U. s. Army.
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Rnnnos fa Ron1
For SaIe kent

 AsAA THREE pleasant front Rooms in good neigl k3sH borhood; city and well water; rent low to EzA good tenant. For particulars call st No. 2, CO of Elliott street and Davenport avenue ap22 3t&
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DEATHS.

IRxEAIHSs oLMsTEAD-In Seymour, April 1lth, George ". OImstead, aged 6S years.
 SMITH-In RtdgeAeld, April 18th, Sarah Benedict, widow of Daniel Smith, aged S9 years.
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MARINE LIST

FOR RENT. AzsA PART of House, 8 rooms with modern im- l N&N provements, Clark and Pleasant street. ka4a Inquire on the premises or 3. at a- - .r,pvr FOR SALE. AAaA COTTAGE HOUSE 96 Minor street, g rooms, H coal vault under sidewalk. Lot 50 feet front 100 a feet deep. Inquire of A. TnHch " MdN4K. s}Iss+ Third Congre9ational Church. NHE sittings in this church owned by the Society 1 will be rented at suction for one year from May 'sl spss S ss 0n'S' ApfA 1 soo1HRYs COMMITTEE. For Sale or Service. AM3N THE thoroughbred registered Jersey @S Bull '.Prtnce of oroton," solid grey color, full black points. From the best of R. M BURWELL, ap2s St. 246 Cedar street.
 FOR SALE, S5sant and in good order; viii De sold che.p. Apply spas st: - D'- ~ T. HENRY DEWEY.
 St. Paul's Church.
 one one year year from @ May 1st, on Mondsy evening Aprn 26th, at 7:3O o'clock in the churcha apps st-
 North Church. YENHE Pews in the North Church will be rented for open from to o'clock in the afternoon and to in the evening. ap23 St
 Trinity Church. FENHE Pews in this churchw twill be rented this year on \ different plan from that heretofore pursued. Present holders of whole Pews retain them st the new valuation if they comply with the requirements contained in the Circular sent them by the Committee who will be in attendance at the church Monday, April 26th, from 10 to 12 ., and from to 10 in the evening" to rent such shalt not have been dis posed nf under the new arrangement.
 sp 23, ,24&26 PER ORDER. [PEoK BROWN, Aucr1oNEEnsl
 9usIIeEagAHEB 91 NN Saturday, April 24th, at 10 o'clock, we hold lsst Sale st the old store, 45O State street. at which time shall endeavor to close ont the balance of stock oe Furniture and Carpets. Don't mics the op portunity. ap23 2t If You Want a Nice Glass of Soda Water, Mineral Water or Root
 Beer,
 Go to Apothscaries' Hall, so1 Chapel street.