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TO RENT,

Aes4 FIRST CLASS Bakery and store formerly E3;,'s the A. B. Bread Bakery, corner Dixwen ave- NalU nus and Eaton street. Inquire of
 c. W. CHATFIELD, 313 Elm street, New Haven, Ct
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VOL. XLIX.

John Smith, breach of the peace against Mary Smith, judgment suspended for thirty days; Patrick H. Keegan, injury to John Whalen's property, continued to March % :; John M. Smith. same continued to March 26
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ke4A 4 TWO story and half Brick House in the
 s::H central part of the city. Owner would like to
 lI take part board for rent, which fs Sz0o Please address
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Governments oIcsed steady as follows: :
LOCAL NEWS.
The Court Record.

Superior Court-civiI sfde-Judge Hovey.
 This court came in yesterday morning at 10 o'clock, and was engaged during the day in the further consideration of the case of Aimes vs. Clark
 Court adjourned until this morning at 10 o'clock.
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FARNHAM-AHL-In this city, Nov. 22d, 1880, by Ahl all of this city.
 LANKTON-AIBIN- In Hartford. March Fl, T. Wil- bur Lankton of Hartford, and Miss M. Nellie Albin of St. John, N. B. MoKENsIE-M Austin, Texas, on the Sth inst by Rev. Dr. Shoot, Mir. Donald Mckenzie of Fiskville Texas, and Miss Isabella McDonald of New Haven, Conn.
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AHa& OWING to contemplated change f 7 ksfne9B
 ;ssa location the ensuing fall, offer my residence
 lll8 corner Of East Grand and Ferry streets, for Lot 1S1x130 feet well stocked with every variety of fruit in bearing condition. House built Of founda lien stone, contains ten rooms, all heated by steam also gas and water stationary range and wash tuba Large barn and carriage house; accommodations for five horses; gas and water; room for man Large hennery and garden. Parties meaning business can ARpoy mysf It t 'n0 peslF FREDERICK ". BABoocK.
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FOR RRNT

AeAA THE HOUSE No. 161 Temple street, second HssH house in first brick block north of Grove Ellk street. All conveniences and premises in per feet order. s. s. MALLETT, No. 280 Chapel street.
 ma18 If
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Houses for Sale.

jA THE large brick residence No. 31 High
 isa street. between Chapel and Grown street, con
 lI taining eighteen rooms, with all modern i'm provements. very substantially built and convenient ly arranged. Lot 67x146 feet centrally located on high ground modern and commodious barn, con- crete driveway and walks; large variety of fruit trees the premises.
 ALSO FOR SALElThe brick house 167 York street two doors west of Chapel, Il rooms, modern built with all improvements, very desirable location. Ii this house is not sold by April 1st will be offered for rent to private family. Inquire of
 THOMAS c. LEWIS or GEORGE H. FORD
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FOR RENT.

"A THE HOUSE 11S Howe street, rooms, with Ettiid water and gas fitted for two families iT also a Tenement of rooms first floor en Martin street; price $9 per month.
 A. WHEELER. ma18 115 Park Street.
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TO RENT, z ssesA FROM May 1st, for one year or less. fonr or z ..9 Ave pieanant furnished rooms, suitable for
 IT Housekeeping, on nrst floor; location cen- sraa ,,l.a1 Aaaress q. "A. B. ? this oface.
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 &a BY a small family Uf three adults Five, Mi Six Rooms in good location, with modern in- #i,l provements Second floor preferred Good references given and required. OAK HALL, ma22 If 85 Church Street. Wanted Immediately, 1.-TWO good men who understand farming. Must 1 bring references Address
 A. IVES x SON,
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For Sale at B8r&alns
 &eAA FHrSt-cIRss HOu1e, with modern i;d Improve naem&s, good lot with barn, situated .iR on nne avenue, fronting two streets, can be seen st any time. For partcnlara call aS Room No. S Hpadley Building, @ Church street.
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TO RENT.
TO RENT,

CTORE, corner Whaley avenue and Orchard street S Excellent stand for grocery store. Houses to rent, all over the city. Inquire of fe22 If JACOB HELLER,
 1YAIaE BUILDING.
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. SaIe at a Bargain

SesA THE dwelling house No 216 Ferry street,
 z2H consisting of II rooms with all the modern i'm lU provements, Lot 100 feet Ferry street and f52 feet Pine street. with barn 20 feet by 2s feet stories also shed 20 by AT, all in good condition Terms easy. Also good well of water. cottage house of g rooms city water and gas, within four minutes walk of depot and eight minutes of the post office, very low Also desk room on Chapel street. Inquire of W. H. WHEELER,
 Ina1S If Room IA. 298 Chapel street.
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FOR RENT,

heAA THREESTORY basement and attic brick N3ssd house, corner of College and Grove streets, E.0 with all the modern improvements; house in perfect repair Also two 1O6 and Ito Grove street, between College and High streets.
 ALFRED WALKER, S5 Orange Street,
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WANTED,

WANTED, Rents in All Parts Of the City,
 FOR RENT. AeAA Whole House 512 Orchard street. AH,H t 510 ' @il 2Tenements 193 whalley avenue.
 FOR SALE. Saloon with stock and fixtures, in a good locality Broadway. Proprietor going West.
 W. P. NILES, Real Estate, Loan and Collection Agency, ma19 St 27O Chapel Street.
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FOR RENT.

A PRIVATE family of three adults wish to let A from May 1st to gentleman and wife, or one or two single gentlemen choice alcove room on second floor, furnished unfurnished. Modern convenient ces. Unexceptionable neighborhood.' Reasonable rates without board. Address
 mal9 If HOME PLACE, COURIER Ohice.
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1ReaI Gstate.
For Sale or ExchahRe af . Barz


 For Sale pr ExchRhHe at Barr fsa FOR House or Building Lots in the city. "A
 ne cemeted cess T .ood Te sn soassa ss 6sn s0E % a l00sss pears plums, etc, etc. Address . {. maa2 tf P. 0. Box 1Os. Wess9ii1s. V uns Conn. | TO RENT.
 S ONE house on State street, near Bradley, Il l ii1 rooms; tenements corner State and Brad .e5. I Icy, rooms each; tenement on Orchard One large Brick Barn. with extensive shed and yard One s-story Factory, with 90-horse water power Also for sale or exchange House Portsea street. msaas aLosoN HALL T TO RENT, ~ | Ses Part of House No. 1s0 East Grand street cor :II BRICK pxelline House No. sa ollye street. Large Dwelling House l4s Chapel cor. Olive.
 Large Dwsllsng House co cor Chapel and Norton sta aSS oUss R t0 Whites RUE gaTR and ma10 If z6s Church Street. To Rent-52 Chapel Street. IA 10 ROOMS, with all modern Improvements, :I and water closet. wash basins in every bed sss Essh so % ss Nj E, Is hSs a Applyto JACOB HEIfER.
 ADJoURNED - AUCTION SALE {! lHH le==A TI TIE premises known as the JAMES PER .I bridge will be sold at Public Auction, on Monday, April 4th, at 10 o'clock in the order, and the grounds which it is located comprf ses nearly half m acre the whole making very de property is located the road leading to Seymour ae5 north north of the & former a site pf the Clinton Church. H. F. MERw1N, Trustee.
 mai. Sf %AE0US BALDWIN, %oa9Sssaes
 House To Rent.
 A4sas PART of House No. 56 Edwards street. Ap- It'll na23 steod s2 Franklin Street.
 For Sale in Newtown, Conn. seAA The residence of the late Edward Starr beau iH tifuly situated in the center of the town, Housstonio railroad about Is miles from Bridgeport The house and barns new about six acres of gar in great variety. Apply to H. T. NICHOLS,
 Newtown, Ct., mh4 law At or E. T. Turner, Ithaca. N. Y.
 TO RENT.
 IfsA FOUR Rooms on the third floor of 121 Park :9 street, with bath room privileges on the sec aA ond Also four rooms on the 11Eg5 a9oE of Il ma23 115 Park Street. Furnished House For Rent. %AA beautifully furnished house to rent on @i owner is not willing to rent to those having young children or for b0aT6ing @ I house Apply to ma2l If Hoadley Building.
 FOR RENT. 1R4A SITUATED and < miles from City Hall, part f'iii of convenient and finely located house for lld the season or year. Stable room and few acres of land can be had if desired Apply to ma15 If F. c. LUM, 354 and 356 State street.
 FOR RENT, AeAA FURNISHED house at 94 Hill street, with all M5ia the modern Improvements, good well of water 8lH and large garden. Proprietor would prefer to board with the family. Call at the premises, at ma14 If 52 ORANGE STREET.
 FOR RENT. Ae&A FROM May 1st, new brick houses of Il rooms M HI each, situated on the corner of James and lI East Chapel streets; have all the modern con- veniences and will be rented low. Apply to
 B. MANTLE & CO, Carriage factory 20 Wooster, house 70 Wooster. mali If
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FOR RENT,
F0R RENT
EflR OAI.E

"A HOUSE No. 315 Orchard street. House is in ssH good order, suitable for two families. Lot is .sN large and has good barn large enough for two horses. The above property will be sold low if sold soon.. For further particulars, call at
 MERWINS REAL ESTATE OFFICE, 1k-.a
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EOR SALE, &eeA At bargain, the fine House and Lot 66 ssJ Whalley avenue The house has parlors, dining iV room and kitchen first floor nine cham bers well supplied with closets, gas, water and sewer connections, with good well of water and all modern conveniences; newly painted, and In good order. If not sold win be for rent May 1st For par ticulars inquire on
 unh8 I7t% THE PREMISES.
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ReaI Gstats.
E0R. RENT,

kfa Gslati. l FOR RENT, ,he4A A TWO story and . half Brick House in tn
 :::H central part of the city. Owner would like t lI take part board for rent. which is szoo Pleas nsaz at. z..... s..H. E, :, thas o1aoe.. TO RENT, #
 AA FROM May 1st. for one year or less; fcnr .o 2, l .ia Housekeeping. on first floor; location cen maaz 9ss "A. B." this ofioe. ssss FOR RENT, Ae&. THE BRICK HOUSE 12O High street. Is con :a family boarding house t has all the modssI Store, Tenement and Barn 1e7 whaley avenue. the Store and Tenement 192 Elm street, ana one stort and Tensments in the new block lso Ern street. Foa plasa91ia maSa sss inauife A' lss ELM STREET. 777- FARM AT AUCTION.
 THE Farm formerly ownsd sy oaIf lII.. Is6en foe : the center and miles from this city, contain Ing ls0 acres Of excellent lsnd with ys buildings in excellent condition with stock and tools, will be of fersd for safe at public auction on Tuesday, March 2s at 10 o'clock 8. m, on the premises eers B. C. Lake) office, 65 Church street NeE Haven.
 Beautiful Residence To Rent.
 E=I5 city 10 minutes from the colleges. The house iu is modern in every respect, contains a large number of rooms, all heated Dy steam Barn of shade and fruit trees, fountains and statuary; and cold, producing abundance of choice fruit. " s ss fl desired keep the grounds and premises in order: @ term of years. For particulars. cali on \ maa4tf F. s Church Street. TO RENT. . Aasa4 FIRST GLASS Bakery and store. formerly Ei'H the A. B. Bread Bakery, corner Dixwen ave- C. V oAzFFfEID, SIS Elm street, New Haven, Ct.
 FOR SALE, Ae4AsA DWELLING HOUSE, furnished or unfur-
 : 1ished acres; Norfolk, Ldtehfeld county % diate occupation Apply to ,r,,,,r,, nna2s If 69 Church Street.
 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. kesA BLOCK of three houses, Shelton avenue.
 :g Four family house. Asylum street. Two family house, Foote street.
 Store and dwelling, with barn, Orchard street. Three-family house, Lloyd street.
 House and barn, with large lot well supplied with fruit in Centre street, Fair Haven spendidly loca ted
 Lot with barn. Putnam street.
 Lot with shop, Lloyd street.
 Lot on Asylum street.
 House on Lyon street.
 House on Greene street.
 Lot on Charles street.
 Lot on State street, near Cedar Hill.
 Two. family house, Lilac street. Two-family house, Orchard street. Lot corner of Whalley and Sherman avenues. All the above properly will be sold low and easy terms.
 FOR RENT,
 A brick building on Grand street, three stories with basement and attic we'll lighted, suitable for manufacturing Rent moderate.
 coal yard railroad avenue, near Grand street, with connections sheds well located has every con venience for a retail coal trade Rent low for term of years to a good tenant. Inquire of
 COVER MANSFIELD, 15 Grand street,
 or BURTON MANSFIELD, Law Chambers. mali eod2W
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FOR SAT.E CHEAp

dHAas HOUSE, large barn, and six and one-half EisH of land, well stocked with choice fruit, #e,U situated within three miles of New Haven also COWS, horses wagons harness, farming tools, fowls, &c, and one of the best paying milk routes in the city. Will be sold very low if sold be- fore the list of April. Inquire at
 nna21 St. THIS OFFICE.
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s. Lawrence Williams. Wayne Darlington and William Stevens, breach of the peace nolled upon payment of $5.39 costs each
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v. 2. AA4O NOR SALE,

,kkAA The suit of offices over our banking house ;ssa corner of Chapel and Orange streets. A aatis iI factory party can obtain lease for term oi yeara. Apply on the premises.
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kf&A A GROCERY store pleasantly located and has WHsssH good trade Must be sold at once. bargain E.U for the right man. Satisfactory reasons given for selling. Inquire of Fl. F. HOADLEY,
 rna15 If Hoadley Building.
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EOR. RENT.

|eA FURNISHED house at 94 Hill street, with all NAsaa the modern Improvements good well of water #iV and large garden. Proprietor would prefer to board with the family Call at the premises. or at
 ma14 If 52 ORANGE STREET.
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ikAA FOUR Single Houses with five rooms in #iiH each will be ready May list; good garden NRN rent $8 per month. Can be seen by calling on
 CHARLES MORRIS,
 ma25 If 1S6 Jamberton Street,
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FOR. SALE,

kszA NEW AND CoXMoDfOUs HOUSE on HI Sherman svenue handsomely htted with mod lla conveniences, and most pleasantly located. VIII be sold at great bargain. Inqulre at
 my12 dtf THIS OFFICE.
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dAats.
WANTEn

A COMPETENT German girl for general house. A work; good reference required. Apply at
 mas It. le9 TEMPLE STREET
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DEATHS.

DILL-In New York March 2s, Capt. Samuel Din.
 aged 51 years.
 Funeral services will be attended from the residence 25th at4 o'clock. Relatives and friends are re-
 spsctfuy invited to attend without further notice LOVELAND-In this city, March 24th, Marcus S.
 Loveland, youngest son of Charles D. and Cleora O. Loveland, aged Is years and months. Notice of funeral tomorrow.
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FOrSaIeOr EXchange

@A HAVE Building Lot 150x100 feet facing on Rowe, Peck and English streets, Fair Haven, also State street. and another on Sycamore street. will sell them at very low price easy payments, or exchange for 8 small house. VIM. GAY,
 GAY BROTHERS, mas 256 Chapel Street.
 FOR RENT,
 jeAA Store and Tenement, Broadway; 2d floor, sia Orchard street, near Whalley avenue, $10; 2d isA floor 29 Auburn street; whole House, Clinton avenue, Grand street. $15; whole House, Middle town avenue whole House, 137 Henry street.
 For Sale-Two-fam1ly House and Barn in the west John street, Atwater street, Whitney avenue, Dwight street Orchard street. and nice place Ferry street all to be sold cheap Ofice hours-12 to daily, 2 to evenings. A. M HOLMES, mh5 69 Church Street.
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FOR RENT.

hesA LARGE HOUSE, centrally located, suitable ss,H for hotel large boarding house contains 2s llI rooms, with all modern improvements, steam heat, &c.
 Geo. A. Isbeu,
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LOST.
Committee on Streets.

LOST, A BUNCH of Keys. The finder will be rewarded A by leaving them at ma21 2t THIS OFFICE.
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FOR. RENT
FOR RENT.

$fAA SITUATED and x miles from City Hall pari
 ii of a convenient and finely located house fol
 ,U the season year. Stable room and 6 few acres Of land can be had if desired. Apply to ' n1al5 If F. c. HIM. 354 and 356 State street.
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jesA FROM May 1st, new brick houses of Il rooms ssd each, situated on the corner of James and lI East Chapel streets; have all the modern con- veniences and will be rented low. Apply to
 B. MANTLE & CO, Carriage factory 20 Wooster, or house 70 Wooster.
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TO RENT
FOr SaIe at q BarRa1n,

<A A DESIRABLE Furnished Room Wfl be *SI,,s rented to one two gentlemen Call st
 I 06 ELM STREET, nnV13 If Corner OrznRo.
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FOR SALE.
EOR RENT

4 THE Dwelling House No. 99 St. John street :; 5ia has water, gas and sewer connections. Inquire MiI of J. W. POND,
 ma25 St 69 Church Street, Room 10.
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ROOMS TO RENT. A4 303 CHAPEL STREET. Floors and Lofts to NHsssH let. Inquire at Room 15. a!Il na25 E. L. BASSETT.
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rnwARm ENGET..

1 EDWARD ENGEL, 4Ai nd 443 State Street, New Haven, Ct.,
 Mofiey Loan OfnGe. on Merchsndise and Personal Property of every description All legal transactions strictly conden- tisi. ja4 am -= MINIATURE ALMANAC. :. sgs sYs sss. ssss sss sss es a'ss H'sz l Local wenther Report. | SIGNAL OFFICE. NEW HAvEs, Conn.,
 i r I|l I !!| .::. E $ $ $ 5 !;:' Max Temp, zs; Min. Tem. 2s Total Rainfall or Melted Snow nchss and 1Ooths,. .oO; Max. velocity \ of wind. IS miles per hour. o,...-> sergt. signal Corps, U. s. Army. BIRTHS. NoRTHRoP-In Hartford, March 9oth, son to John Northrop
 MARRIAGES. Rev. D. W. Teller, George F. Farnham and Annie E. Ahl, all of this city. 4-..,.z= ,.,-,,, o, r xv,, 1 bur Lankton of Hartford, and Miss M Nellie AIbin of St. John. N B. sth inst, by Rev. Dr. Shoot, Mir. Donald Mckenzie of Nskvills Texas, and Miss Isabella Mcdonald of New Haven, Conn.
 DEATHS. DILL-In New York, March 2s, Capt. Samuel Din. Funeral services will be attended from the residence 18th. at.z o'clock Relatives and friends are re- spsctfully invited to attend without further notice IoHeiand, youneess son of Charles D and cleora O. Loveland, aged Is years and months. Notice of funeral tomorrow.
 MARINE LIST. SzS& PORT OF NEW HAVEN. Ska
 ARRrvED1MARcn 24
 Sch G Crammer, Crammer, Baltimore, coal to Sch Franklin Pierce, Kidd, New York; iron to N Y, H H R.
 FOR SALE, A NEARLY new octave Knabe Piano, ma15 2t* 94 HUMPHREY STREET.
 TO GARDENERS. A LARGE Garden in the center of the city in fine understands the business will b. literally dealt with ma25 St 25o CHAPEL STREET.
 |. O. o. F.
 .sSlsEszz- MEMBERS of the order requested to meet at the Lodge Room on Orange -sS&S[ street at o'clock this [Friday) afternoon March 25, to attend the funeral of our late aege SrosheF N fa George H0w 1f MT1dfn Center ms95 1t Secretary General Relief Committee gsA Rare Business Opportunity. U town, will dispose of unexpired lease of splen- didly located paying boarding house. together with whole 9s part of furnturs fr To Rent-Store and Tenement deea No. 85 Broadway-the store and connecting sia tenement of three four rooms on the first .I floor. Also Basement of No. 87 Broadway. Apply to HENRY ST. JOHN, mas eod6t- 56 Grown Street.
 FOR SALE,
 R44 THE Dwelling House No. 99 St. John street has water, gas and sewer connections, Inquire ma25 St 69 Church Street, Room TO-
 FOR RENT,
 5A5A FOUR singls Houses with five in each will be ready May 1st; good garden;
 CHARLES MORRIS, ma25 If 1S6 Lamberton Street. ROOMS TO RENT. Jf44 303 CHAPEL STREET. Floors and Lofts to @s!H let. Inquire at Room 16
 E.I ma25 E. L. BASSETT.
 FOR RENT. Ieas BRICK HOUSE No. 223 York street, corner 1;;iiH Library; fine situation; modern improve A.U ments; furnished unfurnished. Inquire raos+f THE ppENTTcEs
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not ttnGa to charleston.

The First regiment of the Connecticut Ma tional Guard, which was expected to visit Charleston after the Yorktown Centennial, will not be able to do SO. Colonel Lucius A. Barbour, commanding the regiment, has written to General c. I. Walker, announcing tie inability of his regiment to extend their trip to the Palmetto State, which the Charles ton Neaos says will cause genuine regret to both the military and citizens of Charleston Col Barbour writes that the change of plan is owing to the refusal of the steamer owners to allow her to go to Charleston, as it would be impossible to cross the bar with craft of her size.
 The Acapulco, the steamer which the Con- necticut regiment have chartered for their Yorktown trip, when fully loaded will prob ably draw over twenty feet of water, and might not, it is thought, strike tide suff- cient to get her into this harbor without de- lay.
 The Neacs says editorially: ''The Con- necticut regiment now find that they cannot come to Charleston as was intended. Great preparations were making here, and our New England friends would have had realizing sense of the length .and breadth of Carolins hospitality. It is a great pity that they cant come"
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The Fund for Mrs. Garfield.


 NEW YORK, Sept. 2O.-CYrus W. Field ap- peals to the National Associated Press. The death of the President has led to inquiries in regard to the fund raised for the benefit of Mrs. Garfield. The whole amount subscribed is $157, ,599.38, of which every dollar has been paid except single subscription of $5, 900. which was made on the condition withdrawn should not that amount be se- cured. The money as fast as received was deposited with the United States Trust con- pany and as soon as a sufficient amount was paid in the Trust company purchased $1OO,- 900 worth of per cent. registered bonds to which has since been added $25, ,OOO more. Owing to the high premium this $125, 900 in bonds cost $145, 281. 25.- The bonds remain on deposit with the Trust company for Mrs. Garfield, the interest of which, $5, 900 year, will be paid to her quarterly as long as she lives, and at her death the whole amount will be divided equally among the children of James A. Garfield. There is 8 balance in cash of $7,318.13, which with whatever may be added hereafter will be ap- piled in the same way. There would seem to be reason for expecting considerable ad- dition to the fund now that the President has gone. Individu- als have made liberal promises on what they would do in the event of his death. Some even felt that there was inn propriety in the attempt to raise subscrip- tions while he was still living with hope of recovery that the gift would create a feeling of personal obligation that might prove em- barrassing hereafter. Some were restrained from giving lest their motives should be mis- understood. That obligation is now re- moved. No one need fear the i1nputation of unworthy motives, for which there is no longer place. Our dead President has no favors to give, no honors to bestow. He cannot be touched by tokens of public sorrow, even by whole nation following at his bier. But there is practicable way of showing respect for the dead by kindness to the living. He is gone, but his wife and his children live to carry through all their lives the burden of this great sorrow.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

Christiancy's Jewels Recovered Through
 the Detectives.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-Detectives have been able through compron~ise with the thief to recover the greater portion of the iewelry lately stolen from the rooms of ex- Senator Christiancy, which was the property of lady placed in his hands for safe keep ing. In the equity court this morning, by agreement of counsel, commission was ap- pointed to take the testimony of E. D. Haight, of Hartford, Conn. who, 1t will be remem- bsred, was stated to be mixed up in the Christiancy difficulties in Lima, Peru.