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Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-12

New York Produce Market.
 NEW YORK, May Il. FLoUR-Dul1 and weak; s4.55as4 65 for shipping extras 8 O0as3 75 for No Southern -four quiet and unchanged.
 wHEAT-Opened kc higher for cash but a shade easier, option closing steady spot sales Of Mo- 5 Spring at s116 of Ungraded Red at S1.21, of No. 2 Red at S1 26 as1 27. and No. White at $1 25as1 26 CORN-Dun and weak spot sales of No. mixed at Ss of steamer mixed of S36OHaS3 6, and No. do at 6la62; No. mixed May sold at 561S and do June at 541 415.
 OATs-Firm but quiet; No. White 51a51k do mixed 46.
 RYE-Quiet at $1. 10as1.1S.
 BARLEY-Nominal.
 PORK-In fair demand ordinary mess for early delivery S16. LARD-Iower and in moderate demand and spot sales of western at SlO 75aS1 city do at S05 as9.0O.
 BEEF AND CUT MEATS-Unchanged. WHISKEY-Nominal
 SPOT COTTON-Quiet midd1ings 10 7-16; futures steady. I1BUTTER-Has quite liberal demand especially for choice stock, and prices are held steady. PETROLEUM-Nominal
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spee1a, Bulletin of the weather.

WASHINGTON, May 12.-The chief signal of- fcer furnishes the following bulletin to the press: The barometer is highest in the South Atlantic States. The area of low bar ometer which at this afternoons report was central in Minnesota has moved northeast ward and is TOW central over Lake Superior. The temperature has risen slightly in the Middle States, the Ohio valley, Tennessee, the lake region and New England. It has fallen from eight to twenty degrees in the extreme northwest Light rain has fallen since the last report in New England and northwest, elsewhere fair weather prevailed. East of the Mississippi and in the west Gulf States the prevailing winds are southerly. The indica- tions are that fair weather will prevail in the Middle, south Atlantic and east Gulf States today, and in the latter districts to morrow, and the area of low barometer now central on Lake Superior will move eastward, causing local rains in the Northwest to-day, followed by cooler clearing Weather.
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Louisiana.

stonewau JacisOn-A Eulogy by Jeffer-.
 son Davis.
 NEW ORLEANS, May 11.-At the conclusion of the ceremonies attending the dedication of the tomb of the Association of the Army of northern Virginia and the unveilIng of the statue of StonewaH Jackson yesterday after noon at Metairie Cemetery, Jefferson Davis, after complimenting General Lees address, and congratulating the association on the completion of their tomb and monument, re- ferring to General Jackson, said:
 From he academic shades of the military institute he went forth to battle for the of State rights self-government and constitutional liberty. Nobody expected thai this qui professor would have op portunty to show the great qualities he possessed and become the great hero of our To-day he stands in the opinia of Europeans, far as know it, the mightiest chieftain of the Confederate cause. This silent professor constantly rose like meteor over the battlefield of the Confederacy, only like meteor in its brightness for his light steady the orb of day. It shone to the very close, increasing in briiancy and in tn trust which the people reposed upon ir. Such was Jackson. He lived for his coun- try doubing the justice of his caHse, believing it was righteous and trusting in it he died, as live to-day feeling that the Gonfederacy ought u have succeeded because it founded on truth and jus tce He gave his life for the whole country. and the
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NEW YORK, May 11.-sailed, the Algeria for Liverpool, the Greece for London, the France for Havre, the Schiedam for Rotter- dam. Arrived, the Scythia and Wisconsin from Liverpool, the Canada from London. the Frisia from Hamburg, the Anchoria from Glasgow, the Vile d'Alger from Bordeaux, the Saratoga from Havana, the Palmyra from Liverpool, the Persian Monarch from Lon don.
 Philadelphia Sailed the Ohio for Liver pool.
 Hamburg-Arrived, the Gellert from New York
 Plymouth the Cimbria from New York for Hamburg.
 Antwerp-Sailed, the Switzerland for New York.
 Queenstown-Sailed, the Baltic for New York.
 Liverpool-Sailed, the Caspian for Balti- more.
 '.London-Sailed, the Elysian for New York
 uthampton-Arrived, the Donan from New York for Bremen Sailed the Oder from Bremen for New York.
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TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

The Sultan has resolved to bring all the persons concerned in the murder of Abdul Aziz to public trial.
 iThe Czar has expressed resolve to uphold and maintain an autocratic power. Disorders in the south of Russia are very serious.
 A dispatch from Athens says the Greek Pre- mier says the occupation of ceded territory will commence at the end of the present month.
 Mir. Forster, in speaking at Bradford yes- terday, said the land bill was absolutely nec- essary and he thought the House of Lords would be prudent and not reject the meas ure.
 Base ball yesterday: At Buffalo, Buffalos l, Bostons 0; at Cleveland, Clevelands 6, Providence 5 :; at Chicago, Chicagos Il, Troys 8; at Detroit, Worcesters ,, Detroits 3 i; at Washington, Nationals 4, Atlantics 2.
 In the Superior Criminal Court at Boston yesterday James Tracy was tried for man slaughter for killing Mrs. Eliza Pope, April 23d. He was not represented by counsel, but after the government witnesses finished took the stand in his own behalf. He admit ted the assault, but claimed that he did not strike the woman until she struck him. He denied using an iron or billet of wood. He stated that he used his fist only. The jury returned 8 verdict of guilty in ten minutes. He was sentenced to State prison for ten years.
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THE OLD WORLD.
Great Britain.

Christians Revolt Against ExtOrtion.
 LONDON, May 11.-For some time past the Christian inhabitants of Koritzcan in Mace donia have been grievously oppressed by the tax collectors of the Turkish government, the collectors being agents of capitalists to whom the Sultan has farmed out the taxes. at last beyond endurance by fresh exactions, the Christians revolted and to pay. A conflict followed, in which numbers on both sides were killed. At last the Christians were victorious.
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THE WEST.
Nebraska.
A Fata1Disease Among Cattle.

AFatal Disease Among Cattle.
 OMAHA, May 11.-Eastern Nebraska and western Iowa are suffering great losses by the death of cattle. Thousands of head have died within the past few days. The vet erinary surgeons pronounce the disease authorax or inflammation of the stomach and bowels. The owners of large herds are becoming greatly alarmed and are taking steps to prevent intermingling, as healthy cattle coming in contact with diseased ones instantly become afflicted The disease, which heretofore has been confined to certain localities, now seems to be spreading.
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NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.
Spread of the Smallpox.

NORTH ADAMS, May 1.-The thirty-six smallpox patients on the Edmunds ground, South Adams, were removed to the pest house, half mile from the village, last night Eleven cases were left in quarantine in other parts of that town. Cheshire, ten miles below here, has violent case, and the authorities have built high fence around the patients house to enforce strict quaran- tine The first case North Adams has had was officially announced yesterday. Every precaution has been taken to prevent it's spread. The house is quarantined, with a guard at the gate night and day.
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w1ss Murder by a Polioeman.

: NEW YORK, May 11.-Michael Hackett, an officer attached to the Central Park police, while intoxicated, went to his residence this evening, and after creating disturbance among the inmates of the house drew a re- volver and shot his wife Maria, aged 36, in the face and body. She fell to the floor and died instantly. They had been married ten years and had six children.
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MINIATURES ALMANAC.

SUN RISES, 444 MooN SETS, HIGH WATER, SUN sETs, 7.09 s.S8 T. m- s.56 a. n-
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Illinois.
Scores in the O,Leary Walk.

Scores in the O'Ieary Walk.
 CHICAGO, May 12.-The score at 12:O5 a. m., the end of seventy-two hours, in the O'Leary walk, were Tracy 2s9, Hartman 299, Faber 25s, Webster 217, Burke 25O, Krohne 276, Wallace 203, Cole POP, Struckel 252, Campana 215, O'Hignon 173 In seventy two hours, lacking twenty-five second, Harri- man completed 300 miles, which is the fast. est time on record
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WAN 4GLDS YOUNG with energy and address with A moderate capital to enter well established and paying business Only those desirous of tive mercantile life need apply in person by letter to .sW," 40 CENTER STREET, City
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8oa6 altO 3oonts.

Rooms To Let, NEa With Board for gentlemen. BII m11 3t+ 93 OLIVE STREET.
 Board and Rooms. &kA PHEASANT ROOMS with Board at iiia 119 GREENE STREET, .V my6 Ct Opp. Wooster Square.
 FOR RENT, %R& FRONT suite of Rooms, with modern siH conveniences, suitabi for gentleman and wife Z!I or two single persons. Inquire on the premis es,
 ap29 If .ss s-5--. I'll GROWN STREET.
 ROOMS AND BOARD. Nfns SUITES or Single Rooms, furnished ii5 furnished, with board; all modern improve lIH nlents.
 Ha22 Ra ELM STREET
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Kansas.
Cheyennes on the warpath.

Cheyennes on the Warpath.
 CALDWELL, May 11.-It is rumored here that Little Chief with his band of sixty lodges of Cheyennes left their camp near the Pan Handle of Texas for the supposed purpose of warning against the whites, ,aga1nst whom the Cheyennes have been very bitter for the past two years.
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Michigan.

Liquor Dealers Becoming Aggressive.
 DETROIT, May 1.-The Eoening Neaos pub fishes an article giving the details of d1ssat- isfaction among the membership of the State Liquor Dealers association owing to it's fail ure to scare the people or coerce the Legisla- ture, and asserts that it has indisputable evidence of the formation of brewers and liquor dealers protective organization already embracing several prominent dealers and numerous saloon keepers of Detroit, who propose to make themselves felt in another way. In case heed is not given to their de- mands they propose to play the Morgan game on any traitorous member and to de- stroy the property and even the lives of the temperance leaders of Michigan if necessary to gain their ends. The Neaos declares that this is no mere sensation, but veritable fact that meetings are being held almost daily and that the liquor mems committee are acting with great caution in approaching dealers as yet uninterested. Every man who sells whiskey is by no means desperado.
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WANTED.
 M SOUND, kind, gentle chestnut bav- EHS0 colored horse at least Is hands high weight N7XS1, 200 lbs. !; not over years old under SAAeight Must be good square roadster, not afraid of locomotive in short, kind safe
 horse for lady to drive. Any party having horse to sell conforming to the above requirements learn of purchaser by address ng BOX 1084. New
 Haven Postofce, stating price and where the horse can be seen. nyl2 tt.
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CASH INDUCEMENTS
Offered by D. M. Welch & So1

OIIOIOU Uy Ds 1LIs w OICII ~ SUI Splendid Russet Apples, soc pix.
 PineappIes, Sc each.
 " Bananas, 32c dog.
 BUTTER BUTrERI BUTTER! The very finest Creamery BOG lb. splendid Table But CT, 28 and 25c ID. lbs best Turkish irunes, 25c. Cocoanuts, Sc each. Bermuda Onions, sc qt Asparagus (fresh); Sc bunch. Pure Old Government Java, 2Sc lb. Nice Len1ons 12c dog. All goods warranted as represented or money re
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Rexulattnr the Ltouor TrafIIc,

LANSING, May 1.-The House this after noon defeated the prohibitory constitutional amendment by vote of sixty-one to thirty two. This is the second time the resolution has been defeated this session. The House passed the Senate liquor tax bill amended by a vote of sixty-two to thirty. The bill inn poses 8 tax as follows Wholesale and retail dealers in brewed and malt liquors, $2OO; re- tailing distilled iquors $500; wholesaling distilled liquors, $500; manufacturing the same, $500; manufacturers of brewed and malt liquors, $65 on ,5OO bbls. or less, $25 on each additional 1000 bbls. The Senate passed an anti-treating bill
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YOL. XLIX.
TNmds.
sITUATION MANUEL.

DY A respectable young girl to do second work D take care Of children. or general housework in small private fan fly. Apply to
 myl2 lt* 213 WILLOW STREET. cor OranQe
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Real Estate. Wanted.

ieAA HAVE cash customers for nine Dwelling Wiia Houses at prices ranging from S4 900 $S0- M.I O00, and nor my list that suit in every spect have other cash customers who wish to pur- chase for investment and not particular about lo cality, or arrangement of rooms, &c. Those having Real Estate will do well to give me the sale of it.
 RENTS-A few desirable Tenements on my lists which we wish to clear oil. Also some Furnished Houses.
 MONEY WANTED at per cent. on first mort gage security, which is ample beyond question and payable in New York mi-annuaIly.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

NEW YORK, May 11-3 F. M Money closed at 3 per cent. Exchange closed firm at S4. 85Xas4S7L. Governments closed firm. Iosing prices reported the private wire of BUNNELL x SCRANTON, Bankers and Brokers.1
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Wanted. Board a

Gardener Wanted. YTNO GO short distance in the country for fo 1 months. man with a wife. without childre preferred. Apply at 59 ELM STREET. my12 If
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SITUATION WANTED

Wanted, Board and Room RY young man where can put piano, within ND ten minutes walk of postoface. Private family preferred. Address, stating terms, P. o. BOX 257.
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DY MIDDLE AGED American woman to do gen.
 ID eral housework in private family. Good ref erences given if required. Can be for one or two days at Mo- 60 GROWN STREET.. Iny12 lt-EH
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xvarm xveafher in the Aretropo1is.

Warm Weather in the Metropolis.
 NEW YORK, May 11.-To-day has been in- tensely warm and the rush to the seaside by few excursion steamers rivalied the traffic of midsummer Three persons were report ed by the police to-day as being taken to the hospital suffering from heat. The thermome- ter at a. m. was 63, p. m. 88, midnight 73.
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NEW YORK.
Decision in a Famous Suit.

NEW YORK, May 11.-Judge Shipman in the United States Circuit Court this morn- ing dismissed the suit of the Liverpool, New York and Philadelphia Steamship com- pany to recover a million dollars head money paid on its steerage passengers to the com missioners of emigration. The litigation be- gan thirty years ago, and Chief Justice Fancy, Daniel Webster, Rufus Choate and John VanBuren were at one time engaged in it. The case will be appealed to the United States Supreme Court. The amount involved in this and other similar suits is over two million dollars.
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WANTED.

F AVN MOWERS TO SHARPEN or repair-be- \ 4 cause we have machine for the purpose, and the only one in the city, MACHINE SHOP.
 mo If Cor Artisan and Court streets.
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WANTED. GENERAL honest, energetic men of fair ad ress can N make from $50 to S75 per month the year round selling wringers, spring beds, carpet sweepers and other necessary household cles tnstalloients good reference or slight security required in every case. Apply at 69 CENTER STREET. rn6t
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Printing the Revised Charter.
 CITY CLERKS OFFICE, No. ' CITY HALL NEW HAVEN, May Il, 1881. ] DROPOSALs for printingthe Revised Charter of | the City of New Haven will be received at the Office up to 12 o'clock Friday, May l3, 1881.
 New Haven parties only need bd and the work will b awarded to the lowest bidder All necessary information to the number of copies, style of binding, type and paper, be obtained at this of dce. JAMES P. PIGOTT,
 InYI2 2t City Clerk.
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Ladies, Notice. ADIES have their Lace Shawls made into 4 Dolmans without cutting injuring them in the least. MRS. D. B. WELLES, nay12 1t* 135 St. John Street. TO RENT. &k4A FRAME dwelling No. 219 Whalley avenue fsiid Three story brick house 153 Grown street, all E.U the modern conveniences.
 FOR SALE, Small house No. 26 Bond street. Lot 3Ox130 at low price. MCALISTER & WARREN, Brokers, myl2 St Il Church street.
 FOR SALE, A OLD established well paying, strictly cash "A grocery store. Only small capital needed. Apply to C.. A. ISBELL, Room 4, Todd's Block corner State and Elm streets my12 3t+
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WANTED.

A AMERICAN woman as housekeeper for house "A on the shore with restaurant attached Ad- dress G. T. NJ, This Office. myl2 It
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MARINE LIST. Ek -ssa PORT OF NEW HAVENs 7s a


ARRIvED-MAY Il. Sch Agnes Baron, Davidson. Apalachicola, 19 days lumber to N H Mill Co. Sch James Boyce, Munson, Baltimore, coal to Bene- dict & Downs.
 Sch John Darlington, Parker, Baltimore, coal to NY, H H R. Sch Thomas Williams. Edwards, Brunswick. num- Der to M Dunbar & Co.
 CLEARED. Sch Bertha Walker, Westgate. Georgetown.
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State of Connecticut, County of New Haven, I, L. $. HO CHKISS, Cashier of the above named bank do solemnly that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
 L. s. HOTCHKIsS, Cashier. Subscribed and to before me, this l1th day of May, 1881. H. G. REDFIELD,
 Notary Public. Correct-Attest
 SSHEi SHE STATEMENT of the condition of the SECOND o NATIONAL BANK of New Haven, in the state of Connecticut, at the close of business the 9th day of May, 1881:
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D. M. Welch & Son, Nos. 28 and 80 Congress Avenue. my12
 DEPORT of the condition of THE NEW HA- IN VEN COUNTY NATIONAL BANK, at New Ha- ven the State of Connecticut at the close of busi ness May 6, 1881:
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WANTED.

A NEAT, capable girl to do general housework in A small family. Good references required. Ap- ply from to and to p. at
 myI2 It HIGH STREET
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Real Estate for Sale

Real Estate for Sale. JA I HAVE 8 large number of DWELLING #is HOUSES ranging in prices from 8. 600 and up @z!l wards, and would invite cash customers tc purchase real e~tate while the price is low. Also good number of building lots.
 FOR RENT. A number of good houses, some with barns. Money t0 loan real est. te security. Real Estate Office 49 Church Street Room 6 HosdIey Building. Ofice open evenings. my12 L.. F. COMSTOCK.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

country gave it's heart to Jackson You the men up- whom he aned in the hour of danger. in honor ing him also honor yourselves.
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Horses for Sale.
 A choice lot of Vermont Horses, suitable
 AAN for all business purposes. Also for pleas t& ure, they fine drivers. One of the ~&-kG horses would be suitable for lady, as he is an easy driver, kind and gentle and very feet warranted to go mile in 250. For particulars call at the stable, 84 Court street.
 ap19 Sm* BURR BENHAM
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PATENTS. R. H. E DDY,

PATENTS.
 R. H. EDDY, No. 76 State St., Opposite kfIby, Boston, c SECURES Patents in the United States; also in o Great Britain France and other foreign countries Copies Of the claims of Patent furnished by re- hitting dollar. Assignments recorded at Wash ngon No Agency in the United States possesses su- peror facilities for obtaining Patents ascertainiRg the patentability of inventions. R. H. EDDY.
 Solicitor of Patents.
 TEsTIEoNIAIs.
 .I regard Mr. Eddy of ths MOST CAPABLE AND SUCCESSFUL practitioners with whom have had off ciaI intercourse, CHARLES MASON,
 Solicitor of Patents'' rsInyentors cannot employ g person more trustwor- thy capable of securing for them early and favorable consideration at the Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE, late Commissioner of Patents"
 BOSTON, October 19, 1870. R. H. EDDY, Esq.-Bear Sir-You procured for me, in IS40, first patent Since then have acted ed many patents, reissues and extensions. have occasionally employed the best agencies in New York, Philadelphia and Washington, but still give you al most the whole of my business in your line. and ad Yours truly, GEORGE DRAPER. Boston, January l, 1881. jail cody The Highland and Winthrop PORTABLE RANGES. NNHE largest, most PERFECT and SIMPLEST or u the market. They are the most even bakers ever made. Solc by
 ". T. CANNON & CO.,, apr 56O State Street, near Chapel.
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For Sale at Bargain. VVNHE uI dersigued, owing to health is desirous 1 of selling his Horse shoeing and Jobbing busi- ness; located ut New Britain Ct and consisting of sh 4Ox20, tools [a new) stock, wagon shed and one coalshed, al in hrstcass orer the tools being almost new; first class patron ge: location Com mercial street, within few rods from Main street. the center of the city will be sold cheap cash Further particulars furnished on application to myI0 eod3t IA HES GRONIN, New Britain, Ct
 FOB SALE,
 M CE Cream and Candy Fixtures, Soda Fountain N Marble Top Tables, Refrigerator. Chairs Show Case Candy Jars, Counters, Scales small Safe Store Awning, cooice lot of imported Shells FOR RENT-Store and TeDement, West Portsea street second hoor St. John street. $16 half double house, Clinton avenue, $15 {; second noor Auburn str eet, s half double house. Dow street, $16 three flee hours 12 to daily, to evenings
 A. N. HOLMES, Eny7 69 Church Street.
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CONN. RIVER SHAD.

Large Shad, Sc per lb.
 Small ss 6c per lb. "ALIBUT, Fresh Mackerel, Goldfish, Paddock, N N Eels, Flatfsh, Lobsters. Oysters, Round and Long Clams.
 Spring Lamb and Green Peas. Prime Beef Mutton Lamb, Veal, Chickens. Turkeys, Squabs (aliva dressed to order).
 Choice Sugar Cured Hams, Shoulders, Breakfast Bacon Smoked and Dried Beef. Fulton Market Smoked and Picked Beef Tongues
 Sweet Potatoes, Spinach, Lettuce, Kale, Bermuda Onons Tomatoes, Green Peas, String Beans, Aspars- gus, Radishes, &c - - Now is he time for sating shad. Please favor us with your orders if you wish good fish and have them well sa1ted. Judson Brothers Packing and PfoS1sioH
 Company,
 my10 5O5 aud 5OI otaIe oIreee. STRETCHING from nature taught at residences m S one lesson for S5, not including shadlng nor free drswing There is nothing mechanical Tn lt nor instruments made of. The eye is taught 10 objects perspectively References gwen, eta
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wv ANTED

SITUATION WANTED. TNNO DO second work in a private family Good rnyI2 lt+
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W ANTEn
WANTED.

ENROM 5000 to $4 900 at per cent First class security on real estate centrally located. Ad- dress P. o. BOX 1892
 my12 4t+
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BIRTHS.

Nax Ternu ST: Min Tom. SIS Total Rainfall or Melted Snow unchss and io0thsl. ois Max. velocity of wina' le miles per 9oq I SHERMAN, Observer.
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SITUATION WANTED.
WANTRD
Wanted Immediately,

A YOUNG woman to clean and paint carriage "A lamps American preferred. Apply to F. c. CANNON, at c. Cowles & Co. s, 47 Orange street.
 my12
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DEATHS.

PICKETTIn this city, May 11th Leila A. Read, wife of Rufus H. Pickett, aged A years. Fneral from her late residence at the house of R. S. Pickett 109 Davenport avenue, Friday afternoon, May 18th, at o'clock Relatives and friends are invited to attend without further notice. Burial at the convenience of the family DAVIS 'N-In Woodbury. April 28, Emma daughter of William Dawson, aged 20 years.
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MoRsE-In Thomaston. April ssd. son to Reub'
 8. and Mary E. Morsa