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Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-21

FREDERICK BEECHER, je2O Ct. Seymour. Ct, o. O. Box 152). SHORE PROPERTY FOR SALE OR RENT. E.H Building Lots Parker Estate at the Cove EW in East Haven on favorable terms, upon appli- cation, for improvement.
 The Mansion House, Acres with frontage of 24O feet the avenue and shore, will be sold rented to private family for the season.
 GARDNER MORSE, j2O6t 337 Chapel Street.
 FOR SALE,
 tksA The building situated 66 Long Wharf. Will Kill be sold reasonable terms for cash. Inquire E1iI of T. B. BAKER & O., je1s Ct 166 Long Wharf, City. Store in State Street to Rent. dFS THE brown front four story Store corner of il building on Fair street, well arranged for the four and grain business, for which it builtD for any manufacturing business being very well -''- -D '- F. A. GILBERT, ie18 Ct ass Chapel Street.
 FOR RENT,
 Rock Rce t ren for the Second aoor EsiI 61 Asylum street. s1O 239 Congress avenue, S1I. For saie-A sea shore house and barn, large grounds, at savin Rock. House has 21 rooms first class order and will be sold cheap. Small safe, soda fountain candy counters marble top tables show cases, awning ice cream tables A. ". HOLMES, jels If Room 8, 69 Church Street.
 S4O,OOO.
 MTONEY to loan at per cent. frst-class i'm WI proved property in any amounts that may bs
 FOR SALE,
 fine Brick House located on High street. with a m large lot good brick barn, all in fine order will be '0'' 0o easy 'efnI FoR RENT, A Shore Cottage, fu rnis h ed, for $125. Also Houses on Lafayette street, Sylvan avenue, Real Estate Office 49 Church Street. Room Hoadley Building. omee open sysniDga
 FOR RENT,
 &k4 WITH BOARD, suites or single Rooms, fur Ets1iI nished or unfurnished all modern improve E!il me Is. Also Table Board by the week eek or day
 TO RENT,
 %eAAs FINE RESIDENCE in Brick Block, west side @si of College street, corner of Grove 1s rooms, B.W with all modern tmprov ements; dining room parlor floor large yard and garden.
 FRANK NJ. WARD, 139 Col ege street, je13 If or ALFRED WALKER, 99 Orange street
 FOR SALE. k4 HOUSE AND LOT Artisan street will EsiH be sold low is rented for 10 per cent. k;I what 1t can be bought for.
 MERwINs REAL ESTATE "A. E OFFICE.
 TO RENT, Af54sa ROOMS Nos 6, and 15 in Mitchelrs Build ;H ing, s9s Chapel street; 1,v. In9TIEe TTT Of
 TO RENT, %e+ss A ADEsIRABLE Furnished Tenement; goo1 @siI location Furniture for sale if desired J req je6 If .'T.." this office.
 ROOMS TO RENT. Rf4S@Ah TWO ROOMS in the Building so3 Chapel .5 street Inquire at sos Chapel street, Room 16
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THE OLD WORLD.
Ireland.

American AgitatOrs at wOrk-A Protest from the English Government-Murder
 ous Attempt Landlord.
 LONDON, June 2O.-In the House of Con- mons tonight MT. Gladsto tone, in replying to question put to him by Hon. E. Stanhope, member for Lincoln, respecting the reported communication addressed by Her Majestys government to the government of the United States regarding the operations of Fenian skirmishers, said that Her Majesty's govern ment had felt it their duty to inform the American administration of the numerous outrages recently committed in Dublin, Liv- erpool, Chester and elsewhere in the United Kingdom and in Ireland, and of the fact that these outrages were instigated by men living in the United States and by their emissaries on this side of the water. Her Majesty's government had not made any demand upon the United States. They had simply called the attention of the administration at Wash ington to the facts.
 DUBLIN, June 2O.-A nurderous attempt is reported from the County Galway upon the life of MT. Lambert and his son, at whom a number of shots were fired. Accounts of the affair differ as to the result.
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TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGS.

The Arabs are murdering the Spanish resi- dents of Algeria. Germany proposes to put stop to emigra. 1 ton by coercion. Fire in the New York Tribune press room last evening caused damage of S25O.
 Base ball yesterday: At Providence, De- troits 2, Providence l :; at Troy, Troys 6, Buffslos 2.
 A great fire occurred at the Victoria docks in Liverpool last night, but none of the ship ping was injured.
 Prince Bismarck has issued manifesto in whi;h he says his economical programme de- bends mainly on the working population. who are in the majority.
 The grand jury at St. Louis yesterday re- turned thirty.two indictments against parties charged with land frauds under the United States patent cases These are the same which were brought some time ago in the United States courts and abandoned. The prosecutions are now transferred to the State courts The transactions involve millions of acres and duplicate in Chicago, Cleve- land Pittsburg and other cities.
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FOR. SALE.

TO RENT, eS@A, THREE pleasant rooms suitable for light t@,iH housekeeping. Apply at s4iI No i6 LINCOLN STREET.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

General Brady,s Counsel Re1nforced-A
 Wfndfan for Bob IngersolI.
 WASHINGTON, June 2O.-Hon. Jef. Chand- Ter, of St. Louis, who was prominently con- nected with the memorable whiskey prosecu- tions in that city in 1875, has been engaged by General Brady as associate counsel with Shellabarger, Wilson and Totten. Chandler has large western reputation as vigorous attorney.
 Colonel Robert G. Ingerson in an inter view tonight says he and his associates have struck it rich in the Black range, New Mexi- co. They run several mines and think them selves in great luck Colonel Ingersoll de- nies the report that he is about to abandon his law practice. He will continue as here tofore and occasionally make public his opin- ion of priestcraft and matters and things in general He thinks New Mexico needs less holy water and more rain
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK; Juno 2O. FIOUR-Dull and without material change south ern four in modera demand and steady good to choice shipping extras, $ 1ua7 50. WHEAT-Winter opened hrner and osed lower. Spot sales of No. red winter at S1 2619asl 274 of Mo- do., at $1 22ka1 24k /; of No. white at s1 25k of mixed winter at S1 221 23, and of No. spring at $I 21s CoRN-Opened hrmer and closed lower; business
 fair spot sales of No. at 56 a563 of white at 60, and steamer mixed at 541s 1sa55. OATS-Moderately active and lower. No white. AT do No 2, 4234a43 No mixed, 422I, and No. 3 at AK. kYE-Nomnal. BARLEY-Nominal PORK-In derate demand and higher ordinary mess for early delivery, Sl6 U7 for old LARD-ID fair demand and steady; spot sales of western steam at $1 20 city do..s10 05 CIT MEATS-steady and moderate demand 1; pick led hams, 1Oszal1. do shoulders, 73S. BEEF-In fair demand Extra s11 50a12 co. SPOT 'EOTTON-Dull and easier. Middlings Il 1-16 futures dearer
 COFFEE-In derate demand. Ordinary to prime cargoes of Rio a1214. SUGAR-Fair trade; 77S for fair refined Cuba.
 TALLOW-Nominal.
 RIHE-Nominal. FREIGH rs-Steady; moderate inquiry. Liverpool
 steam grain at 8 1sa3A; Glasgow do at Az. PETkOLEUM-Slack demand and firm.
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Formation of q New Party.

LONDON, June 2O.--Eforts to form a new and more active Conservative party took their first practical shape this afternoon in g very large meeting in St. James' Hall Re- gent street. The organization of new party to be known as the Constitutional Union was announced, and the Conservative members of the present Liberal party were invited to join its ranks. Sir Stafford Northcote, the present leader of the Tory party in Con- mons, was the principal speaker. At the meeting he dwelt upon the results of the re- cent local elections for members of Parlia- ment, which had shown large Conservative gains These, he claimed, prove that the in- stincts of the conservative classes throughout the kingdom revolted against the agrarian. communistic and revolutionary spirit which seemed to rule in the present administration. He strongly urged and advocated the new organization as furnishing the most valuable means of repairing the disasters which had afflicted the nation.
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NEW ENGLAND.
New Hampshire.

Students Assa uIted by the Police.
 EXETER, June 2O.-At ? o'clock this morn ing some students while giving their annual Exeter cheer at the houses of the professors were attacked in front of the residence of Professor Tufts by four policemen armed with pistols and clubs. Two or three stu dents were knocked down and quite severely injured. Four others were taken to the lock- up and lodged till daylight, when they were brought before Judge Bell, and the trial was postponed till the parents of the boys can get here, General Marston acting as bondsman in the meantime. Public sympa- thy is with the students, as it is customary just before the close of school to serenade the professors and have the usual bonfire No damage was done by the boys. One or twospolicemen received bruises
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France.
The warorRaces at Marseil1es.

The War ofRaces at MarseiIIes.
 MARsEILLEs, June 2O.-The late dep lora. ble emeute between Italian and French citi- zens of this place is over, at least for the present One hundred and twenty-seven ar rests of those engaged in the riots have been made. More of the wounded are now dying The Italian consul has issued an address to his compatriots beseeching them to remain quiet Much excitement still prevails, but & renewal of the riots is not apprehended.
 LONDON, June 21.-A dispatch from Mar seilles says that all is tranquil Details of the rioting disclose much brutality and show that stones and sticks and even feet were freely used by the rioters. A dispatch from Rome says the news of the riots at Marseilles have caused great sensation and much in- dignation is expressed
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-21

FOR RENT. AkAA GOOD rooms by the day week at Kings |A5iiia Hotel. on the European plan. aV NO. 174 CHAPEL STREET. }a019
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MARYLAND.
A Severe Gale at Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, June 2O.- very violent storm of wind and rain accompanied by lightning and thunder passed over the city this after noon, flooding cellars, blowing down trees, awnings, fences, signs, etc., doing much dam age. Charles French's oakum factory was blown down by the force of the gale, involv- ing heavy loss. The bark Tanlook, recently bought by New York parties, was thrown on her beam ends, but was afterward righted by tugs. Several other vessels were careened and considerably damaged
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Destructive work of a Han storm.

Desfructfve work of e Hall storm.
 NEW YORK, June 20.-It is reported that the hail storm yesterday afternoon swept through Westchester county in the towns of Rye. Mount Vernon, and across the sound to Babylon, L. l. It did great damage to trees, fences etc. in its wake. The hail stones were very large, destroying strawberry crops and vegetation. At -Manasing, on the Sound, a boat was torn to pieces short distance from the shore, and MT. Hoffman. son n-d two
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PhaetOn Wanted. SECONDHAND canopy top preferred Address ACo BOX 4T5, U L.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEW YORK, June 2o.-Arived, the Italy from Liverpool, the Cornwall from Bristol. Rotterdam-Sailsd (the 1sth1, the Amster- dam for New York.
 Queenstown-Sailed (the 18th the Abysin@ mia and Bothnia for New York
 London-Arrived, the Denmark from New York.
 Lorne-s Sailed, the State of Georgia for New York
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Salad Oil.

ID ECEIVED this day, cases. own importa O tion Quality the very finest. In quarts pint and half pints. EDWARD E. HALL < SON.
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THE WEST.
Illinois.
Griscom's Long Fast.

CHICAGO, June 2o.-At noon to-day John Griscom weighed 167a pounds, being gain of three quarters of pound in the last twenty four hours, during which period he drank AS ounces of water, an increase of 12 ounces over his usual quantity. There is no appre- ciable change in his appearance. His pulse registered 62, respiration 15 and temperature 3-1O
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Great Britain.
The Weston.RoIveu Wall

1H6 W estOnsEGOTVeII W aIk.
 LONDON, June 20.-In the walking match at 5:3O this afternoon Powell had made III miles and Weston 664. Rowell continued running almost without cessation all day and is in good condition. Weston, on the other hand. is suffering from diarrhoea and lost 544 hours resting at various times during the day.
 LONDON, June 21.-At 4:53 o'clock this morning both pedestrians were doing well. Powell had 1444 miles to his credit and Wes. ton 944.
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At 4:3O o'clock Weston was much better.
AvIctory for the Ameer's Ferces,

LONDON, June 21.-Later advices from Afghanistan state that on the 11th of June 6 force of the Ameer's troops from Greshek defeated the levies of Ayoub Khan under two of his generals with heavy loss to the latter The Ameer's troops also captured a number of prisoners. Achievements are being hur- ried from Cabul to Candahar
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A Marvel of Beauty and Utility for
 One Dollar.

One Dollar will buy beautifully engraved Port folios size I4 x9k inches, supplied with 120 superb copies sheets of paper, pens. holders, -wpers blotters &c.,, the whole forming complete system in penmanship, suitable for every member of the fam iIy The copies are held by unique holder, right before the eye of the writer, and improvement is therefore certain. The package Is pronounced all to be s perfect gem for the schoolroom and private learner Sent. postpaid. receipt of the price. sddress D. R. s. WILCOX,
 Randolph. N.Y.
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MANHATTAN REACH.

Steamers JOHN H. STARIN, Capt. McAlister, and ERASTUS CORNING, Capt Spoor. in connection witt tn. regular New York line, will issue tickets from New Haven to Manhattan Beach and return for the low price of $l 7'. Passengers can leave New 1ori every ho of Starin's Manhattan Beachs boat from Pier foot of Whitehall street. -
 For flu. ther information apply to McALISTER S WARREN, T Church street, or
 W. B. MILLER. Agent, Starin Pier.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

NEW YORK, June 20-3 P. M Money closed easy at 2H per cent; exchange closed firm at 4s5a4s7; governments closed firm.
 [Closing prices reported over the private wire of BUNNELL & SCRANTON, Bankers and Brokers.l
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-21

 k44A HOUSE AND LOT on Artisan street will s::ia be sold low is rented for 10 per cent. k4:U what 1t can be bought for.
 MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE, ia!4 237 Chanel Street..
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SITUATION WANTED. kS 8 resp ctable girl to do general horsework o second work in prlvate family No obi ctio1 to go short distance in the country Good city ref erence if required. Inquire at
 je2l It. o7a AVE
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-21

IsFSA SEVERAL desirable tenements in Foote IiiI building, corner Chapel and Temple streets. gA.I Also tenement on Wallace street, and cottage with barn and grounds on Allingtown Heights Apply at office of E. VALLEY
 je21
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SITUATION WANTED
SITUATION WANTED

O1N1ION w EDs
 ID a capable girl to do general housevork or sec AV ond work in a private family. Good city refeF ence given. Apply at ie21 1ts NO 32 ROSE STREET
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A good Nurse. Apply at
 191 MEADOW STREET
Agents Wanted to Sell

ENAMILY Bibles, photograph albums dictionaries
 N histories, religious and standard books on monthly payments. GAY BROTHERS publishers Haven, Conn. 66 State street. Hartford Conn (Courant building); Fred Gay X Co, IT Murray street. N. Y.; Gay Brothers x Co, IT Murray street. N Y:: and. Philadelphia, Pa, 722 Chestnut street P1ttsburg, Pa 20 Fifth avenue; St Louis Mo 35 Singer building; Cleveland, Ohio, Atwater building Springheld Mass. 309 Main street; Syracuse N Y,' 2O L rned block; Buffalo, N. Y, is2 Main street :: Louisville, Ky, 1O7 Fifth avenue ie2l
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8oaro an0 2uonts.

Furnished Rooms with Board. TA TWO nic ly furnished Rooms, either sepa- E3;IH rately gether pleasantly situated in very G.I de,irab locality, with board, be obtained at reas .nable rates by applying at
 je15 If 529 CHAPEL ST, cor Park st.
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A moderate prices. Our s5 ''St Julien" is tn "A best wine for the money in market s'Medoc' {our botting sound, light bodied wine at S. 80 pe dozen, quarts EDWARD E. HAII& SON
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ANEW DEPARTURE The Weekly Springfield Republican.

Since it's foundation, nearly 60 years ago. The Sprinpneld Republican has always contributed gen. erousy to the instruction and entertainment of it's large rural constituency To make the paper still more valuable as guide assistant to farmers their families first class agricultural department has been lately added to the weekly edition It reg 1larly tiIls from four to five columns of space and contains variety of interesting matter mainly orig ina articles by skilled agrcultursts relating to life on the farm. Among the regular contributs Dr. eeorge B. L ring United States Commissioner of Agriculture pr. E. Lewis Sturtevant, Secretary of the society for the Pro otion of Agricultural sc- ence Maj Henry E. Alvord Dr. Paul A. Chad bourne ex-President Of Williams College: President levi Stockbridge of the Amherst Agricultural Col leQe James s. Gri're and other special students. The other departments of the Weekly news. editor iaI literary religious and miscellaneous kept up to recognized high standard and all of the best characteristics of the paper carefully preserved.
 Trial snbscrfptious from July to the close of the year. 5U cents. Regular subscriptions, SI.5O . year; in clubs of 10 or ore, S1.25: Commission to local agents Sample copies free. Address
 THE REPUBLIC N. Springfield. Mass.
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/" COssAMER RU BEER CLOTHING ever made. and desiring give the pubi. the benefit of td
 article at low price we will sell iades la ,Hoodwear ChiIdrens s225 and Gentlemens Coats, B %, sent to any address postpaid, on receipt of rice and satisfaction guarante ed. Measurements required
 lenpth down the back circular- and breast meas ure for coats HALL RUBBER CO.,, 72 Federal
 Street, Boston, Mass the dest and larg st retail and wholesale rubber house in the world, with the
 greatest assortment of every description of rubber Q
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Reuarkablv Successful.

HR. sPINNER'S office for the treatment of Ca tarrh Asthma, Bronchitis, Eyes and Ears, etc, IO6 Grown street. corner Temple, was crowded ratur- day The rush is on account of the Carbolfc Smoke treatment which never fails to cure. Eve rvbo<3v ia sxfis6ed je13 If
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FOR SALE.


 kkkA The building situated 66 Long Wharf. Will sssA be sold on reasonable terms for cash Inquirt kSlM of T. B. BAKER & CO, jef8 Ct 166 Long Wharf, City.
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FOR RENT.

AA AT Ocean Grove. N. J., at reasonable fig EsiiiI ure, for months of July and August, large EsaY cottage situated on the lake Address
 je21 St P. O. BOX 916 This City.
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WANTED, Corset Stitchers to Work at Home.

:" oRK delivered and called for Steady work W aI highest pay. Persons desrous of learn ing to stitch will be taught gratutouEly. To those who has @ no sewing Machine offer favorable and easy terms to obtain one We offer the celebrated ''" hite Sewing Machine" small monthly install ment-, and will take pay in wnrk-no cash required and will pay the balance earned the stipulated installment in cash every month at our office
 If we fail to send work ask no pay u til we do send it. This is good portunty to obtain Sew ing Machine on easy terms and within reach of ey- cry
 straight stitchers md closers wanted in the fact1ry Highest prices and steady work guaran- teed Learners will be taken from IA years of age or older. Apply address.
 MAYER, STROUSE CO., je2l l2t Al Court Street.
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The steamer JOHN H. STARIN, CAPTAIN McALLISTER, will make the first trip of the seas n from New Haven to this beautiful island Saturday. June 5 After this date she will make TWO TRIPS each week Tues.iays and Thnrsdays. Will leave Starins pier foot of Brewery street-hve min utes walk from the depot-at 830 m- sharp. Re- turning leave Glen Island at 3:30 p arriving in New Haven In time to connect with the o'clock trains.
 Glen Island is one of the most attractive day sum- mer res rts in Anerica Improvements costing sl34 have been made by Mr. tarn since the close of last Everything done with an eye to com fort and pleasure of excursionists Two grand con- given daily by Joyces Celebrated 7l.t Regiment Band. Old fashioned Rhode Island ClEInzBake erved on arrival of the boat. Everything hat cap be had at any seaside resort he had here at reasonable rates Elegant steamers between the island and New York nearly every hour. xcurs'on tickets will De sold from New Haven to New York via Glen Island, returning via pier IS, foot of Cortland street. Fare, New Haven to the Island. E -5o
 and return .T5
 {. .. (. and return via the
 Island and pier IS North River. 1.5O
 ] liberal diecount to large parties.
 Good music every trip by the Celebrated American Band Orchestra, George Streit Leader.
 No Intoxicating Drinks can be obtained on the boat. which is sufficient guarantee that nothing can occur to the pleasure of any who choose 10 avail themselves of these excursions.
 The Island well p Heed. Ladies and children un- attended need not fear molestation.
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Makers Tools

FOR SALE, FSON6IsTING 4 of Work Bench, Moulding Tools, U Planes. Hand Screws, yeneers, Mouldings, &c For in3uEHnation. call At uI2 a5 OENTER or SIS STATE STREET,
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H1LToN-In Hartford June 15. James Hilton, aged l 66 years.
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IU TGENIS jkess=4s ROOMS Nos. 6, and 15 in Mitchelrs Build Efiii ing, 308 Chapel street. Inquire of #hil ma10 eodtf M. HERRITY, Room No. g.
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PROPERTY
 FOR SALE OR RENT.
The Mansion House,

also with Stable, Carriage House and about Three Acres with frontage of 240 feet the avenue and shore will be sold rented to private family for | the season. GARDNER MORSE,
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1O hE N Is %4A A DESIRABLE Furnished Tenement; good ia location; Furniture sale if desired } req E.1I sonable. Address
 je6 If ''T. ," this office
 ROOMS TO RENT. AeAS TWO ROOMS in the Building 303 Chapel s;a street. Inquire at 303 Chapel street. Room 15 EHiII ie3 E. L. BASSETT
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dAa1ts.
WANTED

SITUATION WANTED. RY respectable girl to do general housework or D as laundreEs. Good reference. Apply at
 258 HAMILTON STREET, le2l 1tf In flna
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FOUND

FLU ND, N this city, last Thursday pocketbook contain \ ing sum of money, sc. The owner is requested o prove property and pay expenses. Inquire of
 JOHN SULLIVAN, je21 2ts 93 James Street
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Summer Resurts.
FORBES HOUSE,

MORRIS COVE, SOUTH HAVEN.
 A NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON. A limited number of boarders will dfSI&ff be taken. The location is the finest the IIFHHII SouLd. DINNERS AND SUFFERS TO OR DER at short notice. Orders received by telephone. Stages connect with the house.
 je1S 3n B. A. BUELL., Proprietor.
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DVERTISERS by addressing GEO. r A HOWELL Ss CO, 10 Spruce st., New York learn the exact cost of any proposed line of AD VERTISING in Am rican Newspapers. EE 1OO- mage pamphlet, 25cts.