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s5oO@$e.75; Western, sssO@s5.5o Southern, s5.25@ $7.O0.
 WEEAT-Lower; Mo- White April, $1 2s491 2sk; No. White, Msy, sl 26%; No. Winter Red April, $1 S43S91 35 No. Winter Red May $l 303S@l 32 :; No. Winter Red. June, S1.25h@26.
 OoRN-Lower; Mixed Western, spot 51652c. i; futures, 46A@51c.
 oATs-Dun; State, 41a50; Western, s9K@49c per bushel.
 BEEF-steady; New plain mess, -. PoRK-Lower; new mess pork, s10 75 per bbl. LARD-Firm {; steam rendered, $7.2O. BUTTER-Firm Ohio, 14a24c.; State, 2oa2sc. per pound.
 WEIsKEY-Nominal Western, $1 10. EUGAR-Steady.
 MOLADSES-Steady.
 PET8OT.EUM-Dun.
 RIOM-Firm. OOFFEE-Dull.
 FREIGHTS-Steady.
 SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE-Weak ct 8. ROSIN-Quiet at $1 40.
 TALLOW--Steady at 1-16.
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Forty-Stxth Congress.
WASHINGTON. Anril

WASHINGTON, April IT.
 HOUSE -Ths morning hour was dispsnsed with and the House went into Committee of the Whole MT. Whitthorne, of Tennessee, in the chair-on the Indian appropriation bi the pending question being the point of orGer raised by Mr. Haskell of Kansas against the amendment offered by MT. Hooker, of Mississippi, for the trancfer of the Indian Bureau from the Interior to the War department After argument by Mr. Hooker in opposition to the point order the chair delivered his decision th.t the ment was germane, and that 1t retrenched expensi- lures. There doubt that it clearly obnox- ous to the post of order that 1t In subEtAnce den- tteal with seversl bills pending before tho House. He therefore sustained the point of order and the. amendment was not received.
 The committee then and reported the bill to the House. ~
 The amendment abolishng the Indian Com mission was agreed to-yeas 112, nays 65. The other amend msnts were agreed 10 without division. ths as amended passed, tho yots being taken by ysaz and nays, as required by the rules.
 Mr. Manning of Mississippi, offered, under tustruc-
 oAs from the Committee Elections resolution for an investigation into the facts relating the reception by Mir. Springer of anonymous letter, which pur- ported to be attempt to corruptly influence ton as member of the Election Committee 1n case Of Donnely against Waehburne.
 MT. McLane, of Maryland, moved to lay the resou. ton on the table, He did not think 1t presented ticn Of privilege.
 = The motion was rejected by vote of A to 9o,
 The resolution was adopted by a vote of l0o te 55,
 The committee then rose, and at o'clock the House adjourned.
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Massachusetts.

A FOur-Year old Child Found Murdered
 BOLTON, April 18.-Mrs. John Driscoll, oi Maiden, was arrested yesterday on the charge of murdering a -year-old daughter oi John Credon, neighbor. The body of the child WAS found yesterday morning near the railroad, and it is believed she was placed there by the Driscolls after sine had been killed at the house of the latter. hood, which was last worn by the child, was found buried in the Driscolls' cellar, and other circumstan. tial evidence is strong against Mrs. Driscoll.
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well established and good paying business, just out Of the city Also wanted two three good car penters, to whom good wages will be paid For further particulars inquire immediately of
 THOMAS G. SLOAN ap19 2t@ Yale Bank BuIdfnp-
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fsFFa SUITE of unfurnished rooms, e ntralIy To- H#H cated, with modern conveniences for a gentle sA man and his wife. Best of reference and prompt pay. Address
 apl91 It. sB,p Courier Office
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Capital Notes.

WASHINGTON, April IS.
 Messrs. Charles D. Gilman & O., extensive land and claim agents in this city, have been disbarred from practice before the Interior department, it having been proved that Gil man bribed clerk named Frank O. Bell to assist him in getting claims through. Bell has been discharged.
 Minister General Moves has sent to the State department report relating to his late journey to the Orient, where he went in the interest of our Government The report in both commercial and political point of view contains such especially interesting and practical statistics and recommendations that it should be extensively read. It describes the sad and terrible suffering of ths Jews in Morocco, with the suggestion for our Gov srnment to use its influence in alIsviating the cruel sufferings Of the downtrodden.
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Sheep for sosstEa America.

NEW YORK, April 19.-An interesting ex- pertinent in progress is the shipping of Ameri- can merino sheep to Buenos Ayres, South America, by Mir. W. G. Markham, we'll known farmer. Mir. Markhams attention was drawn to the large possibilities of such ven ture by the success which has attended the crossing with Mongolian stock of American merinos, POO of which he recently took to Japan under contract with that Gov ernnent. The improvement in that instance is estimated as high as 400 per cent. The stock raisers of France and Germany have al- ready made large shipments of their choicest stock to South America. With view to dsm- onstrating the superiority of the American breed, Mir. Markham has forwarded to the same field sixteen of the finest merino rams that could be obtained in this State
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WANTED.
WANTEIf

"ANTED. A honsst, industrious intelligent man wanted tc A fill good position. Address ap19 2t ADAMS This Ofioe
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blown down and considerable stock killed. A covered bridge across Tradewater river, seven miles from here, was blown down, and two persons who had taken refuge therein are sup posed to have been killed. A dwelling near the bridge was also blown down and woman is reported to have been killed beneath it.
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A Mysterious Suicide.

ST. JOHN, April 18.-A young woman named Bridget Morris came on from Boston to visit her relatives at Sussex last Friday week She disappeared from home and the Monday afterwards was found drowned in stream 8 short distance from home. A stone was found tied up in some of her underclothing. This weight had bean tied to her neck, by which means she had committed suicide. The affair has been kept mystery by her relatives and no inquest was held. The body was brought to St. John Wednesday and inferred.
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Tool Makers Wanted
Rnardars Wanfad

ESOUR frst-class Tool Makers wanted on gun tools. Those having had experience gun pistol tools preferred Best wages to satisfactory men, Apply at once to Harrington Richardson, worcester Mass
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NEW YORK, April 1s.--A desperate fight occurred this morning in Houston street be- tween Officer Lindeman, of the Ninth pre- cinct and a number of thieves, during which the officer was stabbed with table knife and cut in the head with stone. The officer be- ing in fear of his life drew his revolver and shot two of his assailants named John Calla- han and Edward Coleman. Callahan was shot in the head, but Coleman narrowly es- capsd being shot dead. The ball struck him in the left breast but glanced of, striking 8 prayer book that he carried in his pocket and lodged in his pocket. The officer, al though very roughly handled, was not seri- ously wounded. Coleman, Callahan and three others were arrested and held for trial.
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A FEW gentlemen can find nice pleasant rooms "A with or without board, by applying at
 ap19 It. 23 CHURCH STREET.
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RSER R.ENT
FOR, RENT.

FJE SALE. ssesa BUILDING 10 IS Nchol, Eagle, and both RAS sides of Nash street; 400 feet in one piece i; lsasE price low terms easy.
 . ANDREW MARTIN, f23t 19 Pearl Street.
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THE NEW DOMINION.
4 Fever-StrIcken Vessel.

ST. JOHN, April 18.-The bsrqus David, which arrived here Friday from Rio Janeiro, in charge of the first mate, Lingard, reports that the master, Captain Nathissssn, died of yellow fever on March 25, when five days out. The crew, with the exception of the mate and two others, were down with the disease and unable to perform their duty. The vessel was thoroughly fdmigatsd by tho sailors and was allowed to come into port.
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WANTEn

Good Coat Maker Wanted. A VIM. FRANKLIN k cos. ap19 It No. 40 CENTER STREET City
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FINANCE AnD TRADE.
eYeo..,oorrsspondsncsof: :ns 5oUarA1AsD oova,sal

&neciSI t1S SSOCSkALAHD JOHN H. DAVIS O., Banker. and Broiers,l No. IT Wall Etrest, New York, April r, 1as0
 Tho ma.ket for railway and miscellaneous shares has been irregular and fsverish, with frequent and rapid fluctuations of 1@3 per cent moro, with very little apparent The Of affairs ths week hung almost entirely the phases of the money market the influence directly bearing upon specu- Iave stocks from the transactions of leading opera tors As to outside matters affecting the scu.l va'us of particular stocks from combinations devs- opnents, there has been nothing of importance. Stocks were weak at the start to-day then became strong until noon, and ruled steady until about. 2 o'clock whsn the entire list became weak and demor- aze1 and declined from < to nearly per cant, clos ing feverish. Louisville x Nashville opened at 152 bid first 149 and dropped to 115 then recovered l30 later selling at 129. Nashville Chattanooga
 ranged at 74@7OH@72E.
 The Bond Market.-Government bonds have been quiet and lower. Tho transactions in State bonds have been very few.
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sssz THE large, spacious room Mo- F, 27O Chapel EgiE street. high ceilings and roof lights designed EsZ and occupied by portrait painter for many years; will be placed in fine order for permanent tenant. Also, convenient, well-lghted double office in same building. Apply to
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REASONABLE DRY GOODS!

Summer Silks, Printed Linens, Lawns, Cam brics, Muslinss Cling hams, Grenadines, Cashmere de India, ParasOls, Umbrellas, Laces of all kinds, Hamburg Trimmings, Ruchings, Lisle Gloves, Mitts, Gloves, Hosiery, MerinO Under wear. Fringes, Gimps, Ribbons, Sash Ribbons, ShawIs, Spring Garments, Buttons, Novelties in Dress Goods and Trimmings, all at low and uniform prices.
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NOTICE.

MEETING of the stockholders of the New Haven "A Water Company will be held at Tylers Hall on the Fist day of April 1sso, at 10 a. m for the pur- pose of accepting, if they fit to do, in be- half of said company, the amendment to the chsrter of said company lately enacted by the General Assembly at its January session, 1880, and for the purpose of exercising, if said meeting should fit to do, any of the powers conferred said stockholders by said amendment, in providing for the issue of shares of the Capital Stock of said Company to raise money for paying of the mortgage debt of said Company snd for other uses and for the purpose of trsnsacng buIiness to be cone at such meeting. Per order
 apI4 It D. GOFFE PHIPPS, Secretary.
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WANTED,
WANTED

WANTED. A COMPETENT young man with some experience A ss assistant bcokkeeper. Address apI7 & Ibis nesoo
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NEW ENGLAND.
Rhode Island.
Another Whale for Now For

Another Whale for Now York.
 NEWPORT, April 1S.-New York is to have another whale exhibition. The whale is now in this harbor, in tow of the tug A. L. Belk- nap. It WAS caught in Barnstable Bay few days ago, and is seventy feet long. It was found necessary to put in here tonight on account of threatening weather.
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Rna Paner,a View cfIt.

LONDON, April 19.-The Times this morn ing thinks that the real cause for the proposed abrogation of the CIsyton-Bulwsr treaty is that the treaty forbids any selfish or unequal use of the protected Panama canal.
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Saturdays Egesarinz ss West Point.

Saturdays EEearinz at West Point.
 WEST POINT, April 1S.-A reporter of the New York Times was put On the stand yester- day, but declined to give the names of the parties who furnished him tho information of the alleged plan to ''fx Whitaker st High land Falls, until Monday next, after oonsulta- tion with his counsel. The Recorder stated that the clue referred to in the Times was known to him from the first, but it had proved so slight that he did not feel authorized to summon any witnesses relative thereto.
 General Schofield testified that a three days investigation was had, resulting in report pre- judicial to Whitaker. He so stated to Whit taker and the latter demanded court of in- quiry. Whittaker's frapkness impressed him that he could not be guilty. The General said that the inquiry had been conducted in all fairness to Whitaker, so far as he knew. The whole fact bearing upon Whitaker must be left to public suspicion until the guilty parties are found.
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Smallpox on shfpboard.
THE OLD WORLD
Great Britain.
Resconsai.ld,s Restenatiou

BeacOnsfisld's Resignation. K
 LONDON, April 18.-Lord Beaconsfeld went to Windsor to-day to meet the Queen on her arrival from her continental trip. He will place his resignation as Premier into her hands. Lord Beaconst1eld will remain at Windsor tonight and return to London Mon day morning.
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A Surgical Curinsifv.

ROCHESTER, April 18.-Surgeons, in aupu- tating the leg of Michael Davy, Tuesday, were much astonished to find large artery run ming through the bone, and considerable diff culty was experienced in staunching the flow of blood from this particular artery. Davy has rallied from the effect of the amputation, and his final recovery is expected.
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News by Telegraph
 FROM ALL QUARTERS. The Appropriations, Another Day Taken From Their
 Consideration. The Indian Commission Killed. A Resolution for Its AbOI-
 ishment Passed. Tilden's Strength at Syracuse. A Strong Following Pledged
 de azissa~
Tilden's Strength at Syracuse.
A Strong Following Pledged
 6e azissae
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

More Delay for the Appropriations.
 WAsHINGToN, April 18.-The appropriation bills cannot como up in the House tomorrow. States must be called in the morning hour under the rules, and after that committees will be entitled to claim ths floor to move to sus- pend the rules. This will throw all action on the appropriation bills over until Tuesday.
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Explosion of Giant POvyder-Ovel
 Twenty Men Killed.

Twenty Men Killed.
 SAN FRANCISCO, April 18.-Ths giant pow der works in the district of Bsrksly, across the bay, exploded Friday, killisg twelve white men and twelve or fifteen Chinamsn. It is the third explosion the company has sustained. and &ll were attended with loss of life. The explosion occurred in the picking room and all at work there were killed. About 6,000 pounds were in the room. All the victims were blown to atoms, the largest piece found being part of ths skull of Chi naman with the queue attached. Six houses inside the works were all blown to slivers, but the workmen in them escaped, with the exception Of one man in the magazine, no trace of whom was found. Outside of the works there are six housss, in- cluding the boarding house of the hands. All were more or less damaged. The cause of the explosion is supposed to be carelessnsss. The workmen are hired by the piece, and di- rected to use wooden mallsts in picking the cartridges, but they found they could work faster and make moro money by using iron hammers-a risky business around giant pow der. It is supposed that some man hit once too often, and that his cartridge went of, ig- hitting the powder before him, which coRmu- nicated with the adjacent packages.
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Office 10 Rent.

szss PAET of a large corner ofice with modern aaSE Improvements in building, second floor. sazz Rent reasonable to suitable tenant. Apply to
 ROOM 4,
 apI2 Yale National Bank Building,
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The West Point Outrage-Dr. Fulton's
 Views,


 NEW YORK, April 19.-The Brooklyn Rink was filled this morning with persons anxious to learn what ev J. D. Fulton had to say on ssThe Conflict at West Point" Dr. Full ton, after preliminary exercises, said [: 'sThis is proudly boasted of as a land of freedom, but the outrages committed on young Whitta- ker at West Point are sufficient to bring the burning blush of shame to the cheeks of every American citizen. During the war the ne- groes proved that they were equal in bravery to the whites, although their skin was of 8 different shade The black mans bullet did it's work just as eFectualIy as if it were aimed by white man. There is now a cry of & solid South. Yes, the. South is solid against the manhood of the negro. When they were compelled to give them freedom they deter mined to qualify it as much as possible, and they never meant-don't mean now to let the colored man use the ballot. The spirit that animated the students at West Point animated the white people in the South and it spread all through the land, but it has shown itself more openly at West Point. Every man, be he black or white, should have fair play at the national academy, and that institution will never be what it ought to be until the Nation sees that fair play is given. This outrage is chargable not only on the students, but on the faculty, for they have
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Other Fires.

| NEW YORK, April 1S.-Shortly before noon to- day fire occurred in the six-story buildir Nos. 134 and 136 Williams street. occupied 1 by Nathan S Bryans brass works. Loss S15,O ,OOO to stock and S3 900 to the building. The stock of J. B. Mersick, No. 132 Williams street, was damaged $1, ,000 The losses are fully covered by insurance. WANPAcA, Wis, April 19.-Ths poatoffice block was burned this morning. The losses | aggregate $1O, 600, half insured. CHICAGO, April 18.-Two serious fires oo- cured here today and several smaller ones. About o'clock this morning fire broke out in the engine room of Wolf7gsr & Co.'S organ factory loss $21, ,000, insurance $50, 000 About D. m. another fire occurred complete ly destroying the Frost Manufacturing Com pany's blaming mill foss $30, ,00O insurance $1O,O00
 BARRIE, Ont. April 16.-Shortly after three this morning fire was discovered ill the store occupied by Graham Bros. In few minutes the whole block was in flames. The fro was extinguishsd by five o'clock. The total logs is about $31, 300; insurance $19, 800 Tha following are tic principal losses: H. Bennett, building, $3. 900, insu- rance $2 GOO; J. W. Hastings, building. $l,- 5OO fully insured stock, $3, GOO, no insur- ance D. B. CrRmpton, building, $2, GOO, fully insured stock, $10,000, insurance $S, 900; Graham Bros. stock, $11, ,ooo, insurance $6 600.
 hfssVg3EF f3NgS GE STEslA s.Ef5f'.
 BOSTON, April 18.-Sailed, the Nestorian for Glasgow.
 Portlsnd-Arrived the Lake Nepgon from Liverpool.
 hi!adslphia-sailsd, the Vaderland for Antwerp.
 New York-Arrived, the Egypt and Celtic from Liverpool
 Baltimore-Arrivsd, the Hibernian from Liverpool Sailed, the Scandinavian for Liv- erpool.
 Havre-Sailsd, the France for New York, the Susvia for New York from Hamburg.
 Liverpool-Arriyed, the Ohio from Phila- delphia. Sailed, the Bohemian for Boston.
 Queenstown-Sailed, the Algeria and Neva- da for New York.
 Antwerp-Sailsd, the Bslgianland for New York.
 Bremen-sailed, the Oder for New York.
 LoEdon-Sailcd, the Alsatis for New York
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sassrA IN WEST HAVEN, the House, Barn (new), kEsA with plenty of stable roon large and complete EszN heDnsry, 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 d&Ttf Near Horse R. R. Barn. West Haven.
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.WEw YORK.

Tilden's Strength x1t Syracuse. NEW YORK, April 19.-A special from Syra- cuse says classification based upon advices received from every Assembly district in the State is as follows:
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Kentucky.

RavageS by a HurricaBe.
 CRoFToN, April 1S.-During the hurricane of Thursday night many miles of fence were
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ID IHE PUBLIC,

Thirty years ago embarked in the Grocery Busi- nEss ana have continued in it snce with the ton of short period, when sickness compelled to rest. For 14 years have carried the business at present stand 46 Church street. have endeavored to purchase and kcep the first quality of Groceries in my line, and have sold low possible strictly adhered to giving just weight and measure. Have studied during all these that have been in bus iness 10 gain good reputation for fair and hou est dealing and fatter myself that my efforts have appreciated to extent Shall continue to keep the old fine line of Groceries, Teas, Coffee. Sugar. Butter, Flour, Fruits, &c., and will endeavor to offer superior inducements to old and patrons to visit my store.
 YorIrs ras ractfnlTr-
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&sssA NEW AND CONTIGUOUS HOUSE on saE Sherman avenue, handsomely fitted with mod sz4 ern conveniences, and most pleasantly located Will be sold at great bargain. Inquire at
 THIS OFFICE.
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 l&s3A SPLEkDID location for 8 Jeweler, Boots EsA and 6hoes Sewing MachineE etc, in the best A business block on the street. Address, with full name, Tap191 ''L. l.. P.," Lock Box 1,O97.
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Halls Positive Cure.

TAR. G. H. Hunter, Lake City, Fla, says: have
 \ used Halls Positive Cure for Corns in my prac- tice and always with eminent success in curing Oorns and Warts" This remedy worth it's weight in gold for Sore and ndamed joints hard tumors at the bot tom of feet contains othing injurious to the skin or clothing, but perfectly safe and clean preparation 1t fills long felt want Sold by druggists st soc a bottle. RICHARDSON O., Wholesale Agents. jyl0 IhSa&eowwly
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WANTED.

SseA THREE OR FOUR rooms centrally located. kE Addrs.s Add s:s w; DIGNAN, EsAA apl7 2tf 7G Olive Street.
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For RenE.--Brass and Iron Castings. Repairing Lawn Mowers. Wood
 and Goal

assA FOR RENT.-One floor, with or without pow Essu CT, for manufacturing purposes. Repairing EssE- -GRd sharpening Lawn Mowers; :; the same called for and delivered. Brass and Iron Castings at the lowest prices, and made st short notice. Wood and Coal st the lowest prices. Or ders received st the ofnco, 205 Grand Street.
 jsl6 If THE O'BRIEN MFG. co.
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Hnnsna onl1 E.nta Eror aaln

Houses and Lots For Sale. &ssA HOUSES AND LOTS situated in different E parts of the city. Also several large Lots, hay ssaing TGGIToGd and aOGter fronts very desirable for manufacturing purposes. All for sale chsap and easy terms. Apply to
 BENJ. ". STONE, si9 If 298 Chapel Street Room 6,
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Stocks closed as followa

Ne.s York Produce Market.
 NEW YORK. April r, COTTON-ouiet Uplands, 11zs; Orleans, 12. FLOUR-Dun; State $3.80 @ $6.c0; Ohio flour
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Saved by a Prayer Bssk,

Another estimate gives Tildsn 156 certain delegates, unpledged and uninstructed 223, Of whom few are unquestionsbly for Tilden.
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EOEG IGENI0
 ss$A SIX ROOMS in the upper part of ITo. 299 Or. B8AA ange street, all in good order, with gas an6 sA water. Also the barn in rear of house. Inquire of I. N. Damn at New Haven Folding Chair Co.,, ap17 3t 552 STATE STREET.
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fss4A ID BUY, good House, from SC, GOO to s12- HliA coo, within three four blocks the Church Az3A of the Redeemer Address, giving location de- scIiption, terms, kc,
 ep14 eod3t" 2l3 ORANGE STREET