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St. Louis, Chicago and New Orleans and such other cities and postal stations he see nt proVloea that the system herein established shabe found to pc advantageous and beneficial and an spproprlaLon oa &00 900 is made for the purpose of enabling hn to carry ont the provisions of this act The D WAS re- ferred to the Committee Postonces and Post oads
 MT. King. of Louisians, introduced resoioIon calling for information in regard to the expulsion or Israsltes who citizens of the United states rom Russia.
 The Republicans demanded the reading ot each measure introduced. The impression was that tnelr being osred after the call of Statss should have been concluded.
 A bill introduced by Mir. Daggets to establish 2 uni form system of bankruptcy long printe4 Dill, ana MT. Springer Of Illinois, moved thas the House ad- journ, tnasmueh it evident that the whole day would be wasted The motion WAS then agreed to and
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Capital Notes.

WASHINGTON, May 3. The committee appointed to investigate the disputed bond of Postmaster Tyler of Balti- more have made a favorable report and it has been approved by the Postmaster Gen eral. The report shows that the bondsmen for.
 The Attorney General to-day submitted to the Treasury his opinion on the question as to whether National banks can now az heretofore reduce their bonds deposit to $500, ,0Oo with out regard to the amount of capital by depos. iting proportionate amount of legal tender notes His opinion is in the affirmative.
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A War of Races

QUEBEC, May 3.-During melee this af- tsrnoon between English speaking and French speaking ship laborers several pistol shots were fired and one man. it is feared, shot fatally and his body thrown into the river. The trouble originated in the Union Canadian Ship Laborers' Association declaring some time ago that they would not work on the half and half principle, that is half the labor should be done by French and half by English speaking peo- pie. Several arrests were made, including MT. Wiseman, secretary of the Union. Much excitement prevails.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Attempts sO Burn a City.

Attempts sO Burn a City.
 OMAHA, Neb., May 3--This city was fired last evening in several places but only one of the buildings fred was burnad down. The fire department did most effectual work There have bean incendiary fires every night since Thursday last, and there seems to be 8 persistent attempt to burn the city. A large lumber yard and manufacturing establishment were fired last night, but both were saved. Summary measures are liable to be adopted if the firebugs are captured. Tho losses in the aggregate are already heavy.
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News by Telegraph FROM ALL QUARTERS. I'HB APPROPRIATIONS. Minor Bills Signed by the Pras-
 ident: THE ARMY AND DEFICIENCY Under Consideration in the
 Cabinet, FALL OF A GRAND STAND. By Which Over One Hundred are
 Injured.
FALL OF A GRAND STAND.
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

n =
 Bills ApprOved-The Army and Deli
 ciency Bills Under Consideration.
 WASHINGTON, May 3.-The President to- day signed the naval appropriation bill, the post route bill and the bill to place William Gaines, late ordnance sergeant of the United States army, on the retired list. The defi- ciency bill reached the President at 3 o'clock to-day, but was laid aside for consideration at to-morrows session of the Cabinet, 1t being the desire of the President to have the army bill and the deficiency bill considered together. The Cabinet is somewhat divided on the question of signing the latter bill, though it is understood that the difference of opinion is not SO radical on the part of the opponents of the bill but what it will yield to the opinion of the President, who has majority of the Cab- inet with him. It is believed that final action will be had on both bills at the session of the Cabinet tomorrow. There seems to be no good reason for change of the opinion here tofore expressed in these dispatches that the President would af1ix his signature to both bills. He may possibly send message to Congress expressing his opinion of the policy of afixing political riders on appropriation bills.
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Ireland.
A Row on the Constellation.

QUEENSTOWN, May 3.-A serious fracas oo- cured on board the United States ship Con stellation on Sunday evening, while the ship was crowded with excursionists. It appears that the white seamen proposed to have 8 dance, but colored musicians refused to SUD- ply the music, when row ensued and blows were freely exchanged, iron belsying pin 8 forming favorable weapons. Matters at one time looked very serious, but the officers ulti- mately quelled the disturbance and placed several of the ringleaders under arrest. Con siderable blood was shed by the combatants and one colored seaman during the conflict fired pistol, but no one was injured by the shot 50 far as is known. Visitors are now pro- hibited from boarding the vessel.
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.nd were strong. There was no hing doing in State

Now York Produce Market.
 NEW YORK; May 3. ;Uplands, Il IS 16, Orleans Il 15-16. FLOUR-DuL; State s400 @ $6CO; Ohio flour s5lo@s6.T5; Western, s4.0o@s525 Southern, s5.258 WHEAT-Dull No. Winter Red May, S1 26L9 274 No. Winter Red June, $1.24H@254 Mo- White May, $l 222@sl 2316 No. l White June, $1 20@ if per bush. ooRN-Easier; Mixed Western, spot, b1e e5174c. ; futures, 470473ac. oATs-stsady; State, 4le51 Western, ssa4ss. per bushel BEEF-steady New plain mess, $10 CO., PORK-Dul; new mess pork S10 90 per bbl. LARD-Du1 steam rendered, $7226. BUTTER-Dali Ohio, 12@21c.; State, 19a 25o. per pound
 WHIsKEy-NominaI; Western, s1 1o@10. SUGAR-Steady. MOLASSES-SteEdy. PETROLEUM-Du1. RICE-Quiet. OOFFEE-Firm. FREIGHTS-Quiet, SPIRITS OF TURPENEINE-Dull at 33. ROSIN-Firm at $1 40@45. TALLOW--Steady at 1-16.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEW YORK, May 3.-Arrived, the Spain from Liverpool, the Republic from Liverpool the Anchoria from Glasgow. Boston-Arrived, the Rialto from Hull.
 Philadelphia Sailed, the Pennsylvania for Liverpool.
 HuiI-Arrived, the Marengo from New York Sailed, the Othello for New York.
 Havre-Arrivsd, the St. Laurent from New York.
 Plymouth-Arrived the Lessing from New York for Hamburg.
 Liverpooi-Arrived, tho Sardinian from Baltimore, the Palestine, Pembroke and Bulgaria from Boston, the Celtic from New York.
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A WouId=he mnrderer,a sutcide.

WoopsTooK. Ont, May 3.-Ssvsral days ago farmer named George Wood was brought before police magistrate here for attempt ing to murder his family. He told his wife in the morning that he had been thinking about it all night. and, procuring hatchet, he made an attempt on their lives, but was overcome by his wife and daughter. The police magis- trate sent him to jail, and yesterday he snatched an old knife, which had been dropped accidentally by vagrant in custody. and cut his throat, dying in about two minutes.
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New York City.

NEW YORK, May 3. The weather today has been very warm. The thermometer at 6 G. m. stood 54, at 3:30 p. m. IT. at midnight 60.
 Lena Strobel, twenty four years old, this morning fell or jumped from the fire escape in the rear of her residence to the yard be- low, g distance of five stories, and was instant ly killed.
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THE WEST.
Illinois.
Esduccd Fares for the Convention

Reduced Fares for the Convention
 CHICAGO, May 3.-Ex-Governor. .Leveri dge, chairman of the local committee on transpor tation in connection with the Republican Na- tional convention, has been officially notified that the following railroad companies will carry passengers to and from Chicago during the Republican National convention the first week in June for two cents per mile each way: The Chicago 8s Alton, the Chica- go, Burlington & Quincy, the Chicago G Northwestern, the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific, the Illinois Central and the Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Rules for the Le nIoyno Cremato1

Rules for khe Le NTOyRe Crematory.
 P1TTsBuRa, May 3.-A dispatch from Washington, Penn, says: The body of Charles G. Postz, which was placed ia the ETargrsan cemetery, in E,w York, last Au- gust will not be burned here as reported. One of the trustees of the La Noyne Crematory is authority for this report. He also says that it is not their intention to cremate the bodies of suicides, others who do not como to their death by natural causes, nor bodiss which have been inferred unless the desire to be s'eremated" Is expressed in tls will of the dead person.
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Naugatuck Railroad EsszzaszzsK1 COMMENCING MAY Sd, 1880, Trains EsssH$8ASsR &connecting with this road
 LEAVE NEW HAVEN AT 6:45 m. connecting at AnEonia with Mlk Train for Waterbury and Winsted. 1000 a. THROUGH OAR for Waterbury. Water town and Winsted. 200 p. connecting at Ansonia with mixed train for --~ Waterbury. 5:aO p. m. THROUGH CAR for Waterbury, Water town and Winsted. 6:30 p. connecting Arsonia with Special train for Waterbury.
 FOR NEW HAVEN, LEAVE TWISTED AT 600 B. m. 1:15 and 43O D. m.
 WATERBURY, 500, 7:10 and 10:20 a. m., 231 and 6:30 p. m. Bridgeport, May 8, 1880, GEO. ". BEACH,
 Superiutendent
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Forty-Sixth Congress.
WASHINGTON, Msy

WASHINGTON, May 3.
 sENATE.-Petitions from iron manufacturers fa- voring the appointing Of Mr. Eaton's tariff commits sion were presented by several Senators.
 MT. Wallace presented resolution providing that the Senate hold night session Wednesday and Thursday of each week from to lO:3o D. n. for the purpose of considering bills on the calendar.
 Mir, Cameron, of Wisconsin, moved to Jay aside the pending order for the of taking up the bin for the relief of Ben Halliday, and after discusson this was agreed to. The bill &ppropriaes $526 739 to pay Ben Halliday in full satisfaction of all his claims against the United States for speations by hostile h. troops for the benefit of the United States and of property and expenses incurred in changing United States commanding officer The bill was mo n aa ana oa q the War to donate ratons to the suerers by the recent Gndnished Business was then taken up which was the Ke1ogg-spofTord resolutions. Mr. Vancsresumed M spofford S d entitled to the seat held by Kellogg
 MT. Vest was then recognized, but yislded to Mir. ern boundary of Nebraska. The bill taken up and after discussion was recommted to the commit
 Mr. Haln called up bill to facilitate the action this Government in negotiating with Nicaragua in
 Pending consideration the Senate vent into tive session and Ut $40 p. m adjourned.
 HousE-Mr Orth of Indiana, asked and obtained leave to make personal explanation tomorrow touch ing his alleged connection with the Vsnezuela claims
 States were then called for bills and resolutions for 
 of private nature Among those of public nature were the following: By MT. Ellis, of Louisiana, to establish Government postal telegraph system. It authorizes the Postmaster General to establish tele graph line between Boston, New York, Philadelpha, Baltimore and Washington by way of Springfield, Hartford New Haven, Jersey oty snd Wilmington, ton, egraph system throughout the United states. The Postmaster General is to establish the said ne either are to be established located in the postces of the different towns through which it passes He is to fix stamps of proper denominations, ana all messages are be transmitted at once and to be prepaid by stamps It provides further that the rates for the transmission of teegraphic messages BhRn be fol-, lows For 25 words less for distance of 200 miles less 15 cents, with cent for each additional word for distance of 500 less 25 cents, with cent for each additional word for 1000 miles less 40 cents, with cents for each additional word for 20O0 miles or less 75 cents, with cents for each additional word; for 5000 miles or less $i,- with cents for each additional word i; for less than 200 words when the messages pass be tween two adjoining offices 10 cents for each message with cent for each additional word. The Postnas- General Is also authorized with further legisaon to extend the postal telegraph lines between New York;
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POLITICAL.
Blaine Delegates ts Chicago

Blaine Delegates ts Chicago.
 OMAHA, May 3.-Five counties in this State have instructed for Blaine There is no doubt but that straight Blaine delegation will be sentsfrom Nebraska to Chicago
 A Helena, Montana, dispatch says straight Blaine men delegation was elected on Satur- day.
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NE " ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.
Another Victim of the Elevator

AnOthcr Victim Of the EleVatOr.
 FALL RIVER, May 3.-James c. Crowley, one of the persons injured in the fall of the elevator in the Borden block in this city, died to-day. William D. Sullivan, injured at the same time, is rapidly sinking. The accident occurred Wednesday, April IA, and H. Severy was the only person then thought to be fatally injured.
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Rhode Island.
rn AnnrnnrSnr UnGa

UR4KS1kHoaH k@CHSASSWs
 PROVIDENCE, May 3.-The Common Coun- cil tonight, for the first time since the close of the var, refused to vote an appropriation for Decoration day on the grounds that the occasion had merged from a memorial day into day of pleasura.
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An Election Judxe,s Fine.

SPRINGFIELD, May 3.-The United States authorities have realized about $1 ,75O by the sale of property of James Bensig Democratic election judge in Cumberland county, who was convicted of ballot box stuffing. The sale was made to Hquidats fine of $4,5o0 and costs.
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rsNANOE AND TRADE.
poctAi oorresponasnceofth of the JouasAIAs COURIER

JoHH H. DAVIS Co.,, Bankers and Brokers,l
 No. T Wall street, New York,
 May 3. 1880. Tho market for railway and miscellaneous shares was active and weak from ths opening at 10 o'clock this morning. and steady stream of stocks poured in upon the market for long and short ac- count accustomed 8 still lower range of values all s ths salient prices being given in subjoined ta bles. The whole market was weak and demoralizsd at the close of business.
 The Bond Market.-Government bonds were more active and the entire list rmer, the improvement bsing well maintained at the close. The demand was acive it reported that considerable amounts Of the fours had been taken for the account of Mr. Vanderbilt. District of Columbia 3.65s sold at 94
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THE OLD WORLD.
France.

Fall of 8 Grand Stand-OVeE one Hun- dred Persons Injured.
 PARIS, May 3.-During the races at Neroc in the department of L'or ct Ganone to-day the grand stand fell and over one hundred were injured.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-04

By instantly affecting the Ner- 7ous System, thsir influence is tt once felt at the fsrthest ex- .remities. Hence Pain, which trises from 8 disturbance of he Nerve Forces, is cured in ' magic. Also, Palpitation of n of the Lungs, Liver, and he Stomach and Bowels, Indi-
 Bilious Oolic.
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NEW YORK.

Tlao Whitaaaer Mystery - fmpOrtalS
 Clexgs to ihe Threatening Note.
 NEW YORK, May 3.-since certain experts
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"ANTED-

A experienced double entry bookkeeper mEst "A write good hand and be quick and accurate and not afraid of work state age, experience refer ences and salary expected.
 DRY GOODS, Alt Box 14S New Haven Postoffice,
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"ANTEn

A COMPETENT and thoroughly reliable girl for "A second work. Best of reference required.
 Apply between the hours of 2 and p. m., at my3 2t# SS ELM STREET,
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Grain OR Comfort for Tndens
 CINCINNATI, May s.-At the Democratic primaries tonight small majority of dele gates were instructed for Tilden, and the re mainder for Thurman and not instructed.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-04
(qttiicura HuM0Rs OF THE BLOOD.
 SKIN, AND SCALP.

CUTIoURA REsoLvENT is the most powerful Blood Purifier and Liver Stimulant ever compounded. In tscted the saliva blood, sweat, and urine showing that it has entered the blood and been distributed throughout the entire system it's passage throush the circulating fluids meets with the corrupt partt cles of matter which foster and maintain disease, with which tt chemically unites, destroying and grad ually eliminating them from the system.
 Hence it's power to forever expel Scrofu!ous, Can cerous, aad Canker Humors, which unchecked fill the body with foul corsuptions and rot out the delicate machinery of life.
 CUr1cURA, the great external remedy for ali Hu mors of the Scalp and Skin, Ulcers Sores and Dis. charging Wounds, is the most soothing and healing Of outward applications. lS speedily destroys fungus and tubes to healthy condition, and cures, when assisted by the CUTICUBA SOAP, Diseases of the Skin and Scalp which have been the torture of life time
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New Music Books.
 Temperance Light.

E GMn EbGESAASG EAFSA1
 Temperance Song Book of low price, but the very best quality. By Geo. 0. Hugg and M. E. Ser voss, with the valuable assistance of number of best song music writers we'll printed and beau tful little book. Send 12 cents Gin samps) for spect men! Costs but SlO per hundred, and 12 cents per single copy.
 Arthur Sullivan's Vocal Album.
 Contains twenty of the best songs of the famous composer any three of which worth the moderate price of this fine volume which is $1.
 All Sunday Schools that try it take to White Robes (3Oc). No better Sunday School Song Book ever made.
 New England COnseryatory Method for PianOGOrte, ($3.25 complete. In three parts, each SI 5O) Has for years standard and favor te method and constantly in by the teachers of the conservatory, and by thouEands of others. Try Laurel Wreath, (sl. .oO,l High School Singer. Try Mason's Technical Exercises. Piano. ($2.60.) Try The Musical Record. Weekly. ($2 per year.1 Try Gospel of Joy, [30cl. Best "Gospep' songs. Try American Anthem Book. (S1.25l
 OLIVER DITSON & CO.,,
 sp24 WeSa&w Boston. AriC CVTTT VTS
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COLLlNS voIINc ELEcTaI AAsTERS

every instance ss if l the heart. Infiammat. Kidneys, Irritation Of gestion. Dyspepsia, an
 my3 MWF2w,
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MORE GOOD THAN DOCTORS
Ea Three Years of Treatment.

I'm Three Years of ErcatRlents Gentlemen Please find 5J cents to pay for small box of CUTICURA and direct it to Ths dollar box you sent me has done good than all the doc tors in thrse years The doctors have done good. My feet and legs healing fast. It is indeed CUTIcURA. Yours truly,
 EVAN MORGAN, P. M. Moscow, MINI JEne 25, 1878.
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WANTED,
wv NTED

MAN to solicitIand collect must come well recoE "A mended. Call immediately.
 FRANK ELLIS. my3 If 256 Chapel street. (up stafrg)
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poARn AMID ROOMS

xsseA TO RENT from May 1st, sooner, four E4SN Rooms en suite singy, with first-olass board EA private family table, rooms have steam heat, hot and cold water gas with bathroom and closet on the same oor and will be put in frst-class order, fur- n1shed or unfurnshed. Apply at
 ap27 eod@t. 12O HIGH STREET.
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Virginia DenOcrats-An Effort Look
 ing TOWarda Harmony.
ODposition te aTh5vs, Ternn

LOUISVILLE, May 3.-The anti third term some extent among Republicans who were dissatisfied with the action of the convention in instructIng the delegates. A meeting will be held to morrow night and many will go from herc to the St. Louis meeting.
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The New French Gable Broken,

LONDON, May 3.-The new French cable has been broken. The break is supposed to have occurred near St. Pierre and was prob ably caused by the ice, which is reported in great quantities in that vicinity.
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Comp,1tt~a nD OIaipm-

OIEsE1HBo 4 MEETING of the Cormittee on Claims will be (A held at Room No. 21, City Hall, Wednesday, May 5th, 1880, at 7s0 o'clock, at which the pc ttions of the following parties will be considered Michael Wisely, Antoinstte J. Wilkinson, Albert E. Plant, o. ". Blackman, Mrs. Ann Carroll.
 Per Order of the Chairman, my4 2t MAURICE F, BRENNAN. Clerk
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sp24 WeSa&w ALYINA G. STHULL1
ORDER OF NOTICE.
JOHN QTHuTT,

JOHN 8THULL.
 STATE OoNNECTIcUT,1 - NEW HAVEN, April ~ NEW HAVEN COUNTY, [ 3D. %, 18S0 I PON the complaint of the said Alvins G. Sthul, O claiming for reasons therein set forth divorce, pending before the Superior Court in and for Nsw Haven County, to be held the frat Tuesday of May A. D. 1880, it appearing to and being found by, gone parts unknown. Therefore, ordered, that no
 ce of the pendency of said complaint be given by pub fishing this order in the JOURNAL COURIER, a newspaper printed in New Haven three weeks success sively commencing before the 23d day of April A. D. 1880. ARTHUR D. OSBORNE, Olerk of the Superior Court for New Haven County.
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WANTED,

A BRIGHT, intelligent young bookkesper A and general clerk Good Penmanship required. Some business experience desirable Address, stating ags residence, present occupation and references,
 my3 2t* CORPORATION, P. o. Box, HOS.
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Wanted Vr,n1ediateIv

FsyHREE good painters and first.c class paper E hanger. Apply at the of William and Olive streets immediately. B. NICHOLS,
 rnvA
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WANTED,

EINVEEYONE to know that GAY BROTHERS have
 E1 removed to the large store in the Garfield Building, 256 Chapel, the New York Bazaar, di rectly opposite their old stand. n1y3 If
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DY an American situation monthly
 pnurse, take the entire charge of an invalid either man woman. She has had great experience. oan bring good recommendations. No objection to the country. Apply at Library Rooms, No. 75 Orange street. l.. B. EXTRAORDINARY
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PARIS, Ill, May 3.-The Republican coun- ty convention elected several delegates to the State convention and instructed them to cast four votes for Blaine and three for Grant
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Strawberry Plants,

TLENDALE soc. dog, sharpless and Miners Brandyw1ne and Black Gaps, 4oc per dog. also the New Duchess, Vergennes, Lady, Brighton, Champion, Cottage Barry, Ives, Concord grapes; alto new lot magnolias of different knds also Hardy Hydrangias, [Panicuata] for gardens, lawns and cemetery lots. Bearing sized Pear trees Cherry, Plum Peach, Apple Quince. All at low prices at
 c. P. NE5', Elm City Nursery,
 23, 24 & 28 Beers St., New Haven, my4 1t* (near West Chapell
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WANTED.

A BUSINESS MAN who loan undoubted
 "A personal security amount net to exceed B. 0G0 in such amounts from time to time tho bus ness requires. Also to take petition bookkeeper travelling agent he desires at fair salary. None but principals with real name need address.
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FOr SaIe Or R0nf.

aAAk A VERY pleasant, roomy house, with parlor,
 sitting room, dining room and Kitchen on one Aaoor; all modern conveniences. Pleasant rent, cottage at savin Rock, near the John Lines place. House roonny and well finished. Inquire of
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SYCAMORE, H., May 3.-Ths Republican county convention held here today, resulted in the election of the whole delegation for Blaine. Edgar county and Cass county are each divided between Grant and Blaine. Mercer county and DeKalb county are for Blaine, Jersey county for Grant.