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ARIast From Jack Frost,

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-The cold northwest wind which swept over this city yesterday veered around to the northeast this morning, but with little difference in it's force. The first touch of cold weather has caused fires to be started in business houses and nearly every one on the street wears an overcoat The velocity of the wind has been nearly thirty miles an hour. The Sound boats were all behind time this morning. The Fall River boat was an hour and a half late, and the Providence boat about two hours behind it's usual time, and the officers state that it was a very rough passage through the Sound last night. Thermometer to-day: a. m. 36, 3 D. m 49, midnight 38.
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East HaVeI

The Republican business of East Haven re ouested to meet at the Town Hall Tuesday, Oct 26 at 730 o'clock to make arrangements to parade Wednesday evening at New Haven. Per order.
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WANTED.

R1 A respectable girl a situation to do general 4O housework or to cook wash and iron in a private family. Inquire at
 o26 It. IA HTTNTPHREY STREET
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Indiana.

A Fatal Encounter Between Negroes.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 25.-This evening a negro named James Dupree, after an absence from his wife, went to his former residence and found one Albert Stone, also colored, in bed with his wife. He cut Stone's throat with razor. Stone managed to get up and run into the street, followed by Dupree. Stone turned and shot his pursuer. The ball entered just above the heart. Both ne- groes are not expected to live until morning
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AOUHS IttNIy UT DOIIIUSUIC EAdUICB S EEkS an engagement useful companion and to o assist in housework in small private family {; good reference; small family but comfortable home desired. Apply at 514 STATE STREET,
 o26 It. near Elm
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The Closing Parade. in New York.

The Closing Parades in New York.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-The last of the great street demonstrations in this city of the contending parties in this political campaign are at hand, much to the qualification of the most sober minded citizens, who rejoice at the nearness of the close of a hot and passionate struggle so damaging in many ways to busi- ness and general peace of mind. Tonight the Republicans held the last of their street parades, and after marching through various streets were reviewed by General Anson G. McCook and Hon. Levi P. Morton. To-mor- row night the Hancock veterans will hold their last parade
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Gontaion.
Signor F. Paolo TamburelIe,

SIgHOE Fo FWOIO IdmDUEOI10s
 CFfom ItalyA
 PROFESSOR OF SINGING. INOR particulars, address Loomis Temple of Mu- 1 sic, and Steinert's Piano and Music Exchange, New Haven, Conn. o5 H
 Private Instruction. NNHE subscriber proposes to give private tnstruo- dence. No 2s Tr9mbuII street. iH alI the st1dies preparatory for business, for any department af the University Lessons to young ladies will be given at their dences if preferred For terms and ether particulars apply to STILES FRENCH, New Haven, Sept. l, 1880. ss4 Ooa2a
 MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
 Voice, Piano, Flute. MI ISS FANNY O. HOWE resume Sept. 10 instruc- 1vk ton in the art of singing also upon the piano Singing at sight taught classes moderate tsrms Residence 102 Grown near Temple St. MIR. CHARLES T. HOWE resumes instruction upon the flute. 1e2 Crown street.
 w. E, Chandler,
 VOCAL STUDIO, 30, 32 and 34 HOadley Building.
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New York Produce Market.

! EXPRESS STOCKS. 1 Adams .......... .118 Wells, Fargo. ...... .113
 | American 64 United States. ...... 521
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The Oarsmen on the Thames

LONDON, Oct. 25.-The coming regatta con- tinues to attract great attention. To-day the betting was to on Hanlan, who is looking the picture of health and is getting as ''fit as fiddle" Hanlan's party are very confident of his success and have instructed MT. Lewes of Tattersalls to execute a commission. Hosmer is unwen and looks fatigued. Han Ian, Trickett and Hosmer have decided upon their colors. Hosmer's are particularly gay.
 Trickett declined to row Blackman, as he has work enough for the present. Laycoek offers to row Blackman for e2OO a side.
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VOL. XLVIH.
THans.
SITUATION WANTED


A chambermaid and waitress in private fam A lily, or to do housework in a small private fam fly city reference. Can be seen for two days at
 o26 It. NO A CLARK STREET
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WANTED.

A SITUATION chambermaid and waitress oi "A seamstress. Apply for three days in the rear O o26 It. I51 BRADfEY STRFFT
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Horse Railroad.

are all to be rebuilt, provided with the new and handsome perforated seats, decorated anew and otherwise improved so that the rolling stock of the road will be in first-class shape, equal to new. Cars No. and , are now in the shops, and the former will make it's appearance in it's new dress to-day. No will be run out next week The ornament al and decorative work is very superior and done by MT. Keeler, man of much expert ence and skill in his art. The cars will all look equally fine and be credit to the line and the city
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south southeast gale, which increased to 8 frightful hurricane She had only part
 cargo of Dundee goods. This got adrift in
 the hold and settled in mass on the star
 board side. The spare propeller fastened to the deck between decks broke adrift, and bouncing from side to side, made several holes on the starboard side as large mans body and a few small ones on the port side. Water flowed in freely through the former and it was feared the vessel would sink. The pumps were worked hard and a large part of the cargo was got of. In doing this two of the crew were seriouslys injured. On Sunday the wind moderated, and falling in with the Bellaire which was on 8 voyage from New York for London, was accompan- jed by her to this port. The Titiana is a new iron steamer 1,272 tons registered The boats were stove and the upper works badly smashed. The Bellaire reports while on the way in about 60 miles spoke the steamer Potomac from Norfolk, Va, for Liverpool with of her engines disabled, coming to Halifax for repairs. The schooner J. J. Bell of Lakeport, N. s., is 8 total loss on the north side of Prince Ed ward s Island. The schooner Una, from Magdalene Islands for Halifax, is total loss at White Haven, N. S., both crews saved.
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The Episcopal Convention-Interestin
 RRnnrfa.

The Episcopal ConventiOn-Interesti Reports.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-The seventeenth day $ session of the general convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church was opened President Beardsley called the house of depu- ties to order. The chairman of the commit tee on the state of the church prerented a long report, in the course of which they said:
 While we would not diminish but rather increase all the appliances and nstrumentalites carrying
 the blessing of the gospel to the western States and territories which being populated with such marvellous rapidity while the aborgines this aid and arousing zeal in Standardization and evangelization and we wish they were twenty fold greater why is it that the southern doceses depressed and impoverished receive no more of the Church's
 benefactons and are left to carry their mission within their own limits Why is it that those four million of the colored found therein clothed with the elective franchise eligible to all places of trust legislatures to seats in Congress acting in many instances teachers of the young. should moiety of the hberality that the Indian does who is clothed with such responsibility, has oppor structed himself is incapable of instructing others The committee, in concluding their remarks the subject invoke the attention of the whole Church to this inconsistency and inequality in the interest, sympathy and charity of the Church
 The committee further reported:
 We think we see in of the clergy disposition to conform to sentiments and opinions which nor approved by the worldly minded. Places quented, amusements are indulged in and opinions are advocated which make them popular perhaps those who gladly welcome them companions, but have respect for instructions admonitions. We for many teachers of our holy religion.
 The report was adopted and sent to the house of bishops.
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WANTEn

RY respectable girl situation in a small private family to do housework or second work; good references. Can be seen for two days at
 OPS lt*
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East Haven.

The Republicans of the above named town are here by notified that a will be held at the Town Hall on Thursday evening" Oct 28 at 73O o'clock for the purpose of nominating candidate for Representa- tive and for Judge of Probate. Come one come all. Per order town committee.
 East Haven, Oct. 25, 1880.
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VETERANB [
 NEW HAVEN, Ct., Oct. 26 188O As the preliminary arrangements for the parade on Wednesday evening are all made there will be nc meeting of Union veterans this evening Every com rade will please report promptly at o'clock on Wednesday evening for parade Veterans not able to walk will be provided with carriages by reporting at Exchange Hall at o'clock the evening of the parade.
 Per order COL. GEO. NJ. WHITE, ComdP TRAD FULLER, Adjt.
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E1NoR restaurant cook who thoroughly under II stands her business, Good wages will be paid for such a one Call at
 It No 9a1/ OP NJf.I7 SrpEE1,
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-Arrived, the Queen from London, the Baltic and Spain from Liverpool, the Cornwall from Bristol, the Bolivia from Glasgow.
 Hull-Sailed, the Othello for New York.
 LiverpooI-Arrived, the Celtic from New York, the Hibernian from Baltimore. Sailed the Austrian for Boston.
 London-Arrived, the Elysia from New York.
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WANTED.

WANTED, 1SAS7AA AN UPPER tenement of four rooms, vicinity 4ii of Martin street preferred. Address ENsU o26 2t+ ttC. D this of5ca
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NEW YORh.

The Search for Cashier Woodward.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-Inspector Byrnes has had several communications from Boston in regard to John A. Woodward cashier of the city treasury, who is reported to have ab- seconded he being defaulter to the amount of $82, ,Ooo. To-day Detective Gerraughty of Boston, Detective Dolan of the Central office and other officers with an officer of the Boston municipal government held a consul tation with Inspector Byrnes at police head quarters. To reporter Detective Gerraugh- ty said that so far they had found no trace of Woodward in New York, but there were in- dications when he fled that his objective point was this city.
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PriYate Instruction.
w. E. Chandler.

VOCAL STUDIO, 80, 32 and 34 HOadley Building. se25 If
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$ lot T. L. WATSON, Secretary
Q0d 122n (

UPSTATE of LEWIS J. IsAACS, of New Haven, in IN said district, assigning debtor.
 The Court of Probate for the District of New Haven hath limited and allowed three months from the date hereof for the creditors of said esate represented insolvent which to exhibit their claims thereto and has appointed Henry G. Newton, of Durham, and Henry c. Long of said New Haven, commissioners to receive and examine said claims and has ordered that said commissioners meet at the office of said Henry G. Newton Room p, No. 69 Church street, in said New Haven, on the 22d days Of December, 1soO and January 1881 at o'clock afternoon of each said days for the purpose of attending on the bus- of said appointment.
 Certified from record,
 SAMUEL A. YORK, Judge. All persons indebted to said estate requested to make immediate payment to
 o25 St JULIUS TWISS, Trustee.
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Imports a nd Exports for August

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-The bureau of sta tistics reports the exports of merchandise for the month of August to have been $67, ,197, 478, and the imports $56, 263, 249, showing an
 excess of exports of $1O, 934 ,229. The ex- ports of gold and silver coin and bullion for August were $611, ,399, and the imports $9,- 849, 738, an excess of imports of go, 23S,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Correspondence of JOURNAL AND COURIER.

JOHN H. DAVIS & Co.,,
 Bankers and Brokers, IT Wall Street,
 NEW YORK, Oct. 25, 18S0 ) The speculation in railway and miscellaneou shares dull today and it is not likely to be very materially excited until after the Presidential tion is In certain speciaties there was, how ever. general upward bound-in Reading notably. The Bond dMarket.-Government bonds were dull, the old varieties strong the latter date being only steady. There nothing doing in State bonds, while railroad bonds active and strong on a large and well distributed business.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.
Machanics, CIuh.

The members of the Mechanics club will assemble for the Wednesday night parade at Union armory, il Masonic Temple corner of Chapel and Union streets at o'clock sharp.
 All mechanics not members of OFT club are reouest ed to join CHARLES H. COUGH
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Fourth iHard.

The business men and mechanics of the Fourth ward earnestly and cordially invited to assemble at the Republican headquarters, 279 West Water street. Wednesday eveningat 7:30, for the purpose of forming body to march to the general rendez- to participate in the grand demonstration be made by the Republican party of New Haven and vii einity in honor of the Republican candidates.
 Per order ward committee.
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District of Cheshire ss. Probate Court, ]

September, 1880. { UPSTATE of JENNETTE NJ. B. MOSS, late of Chesh- E1I ire in said district, deceased. The Court of Probate for the District of Cheshire hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said time, will be debarred a recovery All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate pay ment to HOWARD T. MOSS,
 o25 2d1W# Administrator.
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MARINE LIST. $4@k PORT OF NEW HAVEN. ESkk
 ARRIvED-oCToBRR 26 Sch Geo Arey, Rogers, Alexandria coal to Vim French. Sch Orvetta, Hervey, Va oysters to Fair Haven.
 CLEARED. Sch Rodney Parker, Parker Baltimore. Sch W Levering, Carson, Philadelphia. Sch Wm Hilton Horney, New York.
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Inv1ncibles, Co. A, BigeIow Battalion,

Every member of this company is requested to ap- pear at their regular quarters this Tuesday) even ing Oct. 26, at o'clock, there is important busi ness to come before the meeting. Let every membe, be present.
 Per order W. L. AUGUR Cantain A. ScHAPPA, First Sergeant.
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the Zouaves at the great parade here to-mor- row evening. The Wallace Horse Guards, of Waterbury, were also the guests of the Pitch CTS. The Zouaves speak highly of their re- ception and entertainment. The Miles Zou- ayes, of Bridgeport, entertained in like man. ner the D. R. Wright Zouaves of this city, and the Garfield and Arthur Guards of Dan- bury. The New Haven companies returned in the small hours, much pleased with their trip and the demonstration.
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Europeans Massacred in South Africa.
 LONDON, Oct. 25.-A late dispatch from Cape Town says it is reported that number of Europeans have been massacred beyond Natal
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BARNEs-In Berlin. Oct. 18th, Levi R. Barnes, aged
 72 years and months BUTLER--In Middletown, Oct. 2Oth, Charles A. But
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WANlEDs
 RY respectable girl situation to do general AD housework plain cooking, washing and iron ing in private family good references Call at O26 It. NO 10 GROVE STREET
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Twelve Students Drowned by a Collision.
 LONDON, Oct. 26.-A dispatch from Am sterdam says yacht collided with a steamer of Amsterdam, Holland, and twelve students were drowned.
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General E. s. Greeley Continenta1

Meeting of importance this (Tuesday) evening a 73O o'clock to complete arrangements for Wednesda evenings parade.
 Every member Is requested to be present.
 Per order BENJ. DRAINE, President ". r. NoYEs Secretary.
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BiReIOw ZOuaves.

HEADQUARTERS BIGELOw 70 UAvEsl
 NEW HAVEN, Oct. 26. Company Order No. T.
 The members of this company requested tc attend business meeting this evening at o'clock the armory, to prepare for tomorrow evening. Fer order FRANK E. AUSTIN, GEO. B. HART, Orderly- Captain. Honorary members also requested to be present
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Farm For Sale.
Houses and Lots For Sale or EX-
 

kSAA Cottage House, has 10 rooms for sale at H4sIT bargain the line of the horse cars; lot EAiiI 52x150. A tTvO-famfly House on Ferry street, would like to get offer for the above houses-are anxious to sell Also a number of first-cIass Brick Houses and others located central, price and terms be made satisfactory. Water front lots in West Haven, also lots in different parts of the city.
 FOR RENT.
 A number of first-cIass Houses and Ten ements: one furnished House, with all modern i'm provements can be seen at any time; to rent low. Money to loan real estate.
 Real Estate Office 49 Church Street, Room HoadIey Building. Oface open evenings se15 L.. F. COMSTOCks
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The Republican citizens of the adjoining cities and towns cordially invited to participate with the Republican Business and Professional Mems associa tion of New Haven in their parade Wednesday even ing 27th inst. Let this be the grandest denonstra tion of the kind known in the State. Delega- tions intending to parade from out of the city please communicate with the secretary informing him what train they expect to arrive on in New Haven.
 Per order JAS. A. HOWARTH,
 A. J. BEERS Chairman. Secretary.
 Tout of town papers copy.l Lock box 1O7.
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Boston and New York Air Line
 Railroad Company.

A SPECIAL meeting of the Boston and New 9ork "A Air Line Railroad Company will be held at the Common Council rooms in the City of Middletown, Connecticut, at l o'clock p. m., on Thursday, the fourth day of November 188O take such action as may be deemed expedient to authorizing the issue of the bonds of the company to an amount not ex- ceeding S50O,OOO, and the execution of new mort gage of all the property and franchises of the com pany the same said bonds to be used solely in retiring the existing issue of $500000 mortgage bonds of the company, which have been called in), and to any proper business incidental thereto
 By order of the executive committee
 o25 lot T. L. WATSON, Secretary.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE CONNECTICUT TELEPHONE Co.,
 346 State Street. { A IL new subscribers who are expecting to have "A telephone connection with our New Haven Ex- change the present are requested to give us their orders on or before November 18th.
 THE CONNECTICUT TELEPHONE co. H. P. FROST Gen1 Manager. OPS St
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Ninth and Tenth Ward Companies, Boys
Union Veterans Union.

All the members of the Ninth and Tenth ward Bows in Blue will be present Wednesday night at o'clock at Days Hall to take part in the parade Bring your uniforms. ". E. WHITTELSEY, Capt,
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Company A, Ninth Ward Regulators
 

You ordered to appear at your armory in full uniform Wednesday evening at o'clock sharp, to take part in the great parade. @ Per order HARRY BELL,
 Captain Commanding.
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REOOO RFWARD
DISEASES
 OF THE
 NERVOUS SYSTEM

The importance of the nervous system, its power over ife and the direct bearing which it has hu- happiness is thoroughly recognized it's and the danger of overtaxing it, whether through intense mental application, or by the excessive indulgence of the appeties and propensties proper subjects consideration. When the nervous system is deranged it is absolutely to promptly seek advice from expert who for long series of years has devoted his whole time and attention to this study who from his experience and practice, has learned to dis cover at once the cause and as promptly apply the remedy thus avoiding the painfully slow seeking for the truth, common to the inexperienced and moving to the patient who very naturally wants to without delay what is the matter the extent the derangeent, the probabilities of recuperation, and the time required
 If the brain has become exhausted by intense men, tai application deprivng it of the power of connected thought, it can only recover its strength by being properly and nourished by the of certain sys- tematic methods. It is precisely the same with the that preside over organic life. The value of this branch of medical practice scarcely be rated for it reaches marriage, the perpetuation of family names, the securing of hereditary titles and the retention of estates in the same family.
 From long and large experience in this direction, have been able to command by my success the thank appreciation of some of the first families in the City and Nation and can communicate much that pertains to the overe1ercse of every department of the nervous system and the of recovering it's powers, whether of brain appetite, propensity, or
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Attention. Tenth Ward

AITentIOh, IthIh W HIUs There will be meeting of the Tenth ward Repub- cans Wiers Hall Friday evening, Oct. 29, at 7:3O o'clock This meeting is called for the purpose of transacting important business. Every working Re- publican who is willing to work for the of the ticket election day earnestly requested to be present. Let there be full attendance. Per order ward committee.
 FOSTER s. BASSETT, Chairman.
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COmpany ., "IIIIam HI. LHyhe, Jra,
 Escort, Attention! You are hereby ordered to appear in full uniform, on Wednesday evening" the 27h inst to take part in the great parade. - Per order VIM H. HANCOCK, Captain. Company A, Third Regiment, J. H. Will
 kins Escort. You are hereby ordered to assemble at your armory Wiers Hall, Elm street, at o'clock Wednesday even ing, Oct. 2Tth.
 Per order FLEETWOOD c. ANTHONY,
 Captain Comg Company.
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Company B, Solid 70, Attention!
Company c, William H. L"yne,

You are hereby ordered to appear at your armory in full uniform Wednesday evening at o'clocl sharp, to take part in the great parade.
 Per order L. J. WATERS, Captain.
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8eaI Gstate.
EOR RENH
Grocery Store For Sale

Grocery Store For Sale. ARA SITUATED of the leading streets in Hr1H this city Clean stock, horse and wagon, &c i; Eiii would exchange for other property. For full particulars, terms, &c, call on or address
 GEO. A. ISBELL, o14 Ofhce Todd's Block, State and Elm sts.
 Farm For Sale. aEA SMALL FARM in the beautiful village of %T" Branford. The farm contains acres of No. land best condition The house is in hrstrate order, and good supply of all kinds of fruit Being close to depot churches, school and seashore, 1t ts desirable place for any wishing pleasant homo in the country. Price low if sold soon.
 MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE, T o12 237 Chapel Street.