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National Republican., 1881-07-29
BY Associated Press.

New York, July 28.-Money easy at %
d3p cent. on CALL and closed at per cent. Ex-
change weak, and nominal rates reduced a cent,
to ls3 for sixty day bills and 1856 for demand, with
actual business at is2@4s2& for long and 4si@
4sill for short sight Governments strong, and Il
TO II per cent. higher. State bonds dull Railroad
bonds generally firm and higher,
The stock market opened strong and continued
to oadvance throughout the almost entire day. There
were, of course occasional slight reactions, but the
general tendency was in the direction of higher
prices, and Mt the close, when the quotations were
at or near the highest points touched the improve
ment from yesterday ranged from - 10 per cent,
the latter in Memphis and Charleston, Metropoli-
tan Elevated, Western Union, Missouri Pacific,
Denver and Rio Grando, Union Pacific, and the
granger and coal shares were also prominent in
the advance. The strength of the speculation was
due to report that the railroad war had been
brought to an end which caused the short interest
to cover.
The sales aggregated bO244l shares including
Canada Southern 1900; Central Pacific, 1900; Del
aware, Lackawanna and Western, 3S 200; Delaware
and Hudson, 4400: Denver and Rio Grande, 49,
100 Erie, 27,S00; Kansas and Texas, 20,T00; Lake
| Shore, 44,200; Michigan Central. 1900; Memphis
and Charleston, 1000; Missouri Pacific, $500
Northwestern, 25600; New Jersey Central $500
New York Central, $500; Northern Pacific, 1880
Ohio and Mississippi, $500; Ontario and Western
7l0o Pacific Mail, $500; ST. Paul, 2s50O st: Paul
and Omaha, 5,lO0 Texas Pacific, i2,90O; Union
Pacific $4,000; Wabash Pacific, 25,600; Western
| Union, SO 700; Col Coal, $500.
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HANkhIls- ENCHANuk.

District Of Columbia a65s coupon a.,.a.. i0oiS(Qi0
BANKEBs ExcHANeE.
Threeday bills ....- ass Si1tyday bills ....... 4s3
NEW YORK, July %, 0:55 a. INLAY Gould said
yesterday afternoon that he though about the low
est prices for stocks which would again be made
in some time to come had already been seen
There is more than suspicion, II is said that the
recent large buying of Lake Shore has been for
Mr. Vanderbilt despite his denials. F.P Freeman
was the largest buyer yesterday but the bears say
that this fact proves but lite because the orders
may have come from other sources for the purpose
Of stifIening the remainder of the list.
The Lake Shore earningsincreased the firstweek
in July $4,000, Notwithstanding the low prevailing
through rates OF freights and fares.
There is great scarcity of freight cars at Chi
| cngo, but no change in grain rates. The average
impression at the Branch last night was that for
| day or two ut least the stock market had turned
and would he better unless there should be some
| unexpectedly unfavorablc news from Washington.
| The brokers claimed that the buying yesterday
was remarkably general, and that the market be.
| hRved well The best buying was in the forenoon,
and grent many shorts were covered up in the
/ afternoon.
Sage was very chirrupy on his trip down the
bay last night, and said TO his friends Buy Erie
| tomorrow they are going highor.n Woerishsficr
| quietly remarked that he was confident of much
| higher market presently.
kecne was also ut the Branch last night and was
talking 6eniish. He predicted 20 for 81 Paul and and
market. He declared that the present rise was sim.
ply the result Of covering up porders. Sixty thou.
sand dollars was offered him for lot of calls on
Union Pacific and Lake Shore, but he said he did
| not wish TO trade.
Chicago dispatch says; The Wabash Com
| pany has called q meeting Of stockholders Sep.
| tember IS, for Tatiying agreements, leases, and
purchases by the directors. Many acquisitions
have been made. and the company will on the LIST
proximo take charge of the indianapolis, Peru and
Chicago road"
| 81. Joseph. NO., telegram says Western Mis-.
souri,, Kansas. Southwest Iowa, andNebraska show
| largely increased acreage Of corn. with good
prospects OF increased yield lf the weather contin-
| ues favorable
1850 A. M.-David Dows says on the line of tho
Southern Minnesota division OF the Milwaukee
and st. Paul Railroad the harvesting hns been act
lively progressing for three days, and the spring
| wheat crop is fully assured.
The Chicago and Omaha Railroad people say
mat tncir reports are all nforable ing crop Is IS
good in quality as last years and fully ms large
The favorable weather Of the past two days has
matured the wheat
An arrangement of some sort Is being fixed fol
issuing rights TO the Missouri Pacific stockholder'
on the extended line
The Union Pacific Railway earnings for the frs
twenty-six days in July increased s532, ,663 ove
last year.
National Republican., 1881-07-29

BALTIMORE, July 2S.-Virginia skies
consolidated, s2l; do. second SERIES 80; do. past
due coupons, 9H bid to-day.
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pnItimorc siocls Hoard.

LONDON, July 2S.--Consols, l0l 1-16 for
both, New York Central 1881; Illinois Central,
1877; Pennsylvania Central, 66A.
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DIED.

BURCH.-July %, at his late residence. 1926 Yer
mont avenue, joins G. BURcH In the hlty-hflh year
of his age.
Episcopal service at house at o'clock this (Friday)
afternoon, to which friends of family are invited.
GRIMM-On Thursday evening, ut seven o'clock
at 1884 Eleventh street northwest, CHARLOTTE wife
of Frederick Grimm, Of consumption.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
National Republican., 1881-07-29
.TIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. JUNE u, 1881,
TRAINS LEAVE h. q p. DEPOT AS FOLLOWS:
1.i0 u. m, daily-NEW ORLEANS FAST MAIL.
Direct connection for South and Southwest Daily,
except sunday tO local points on &. n y. H. IL,
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS are run from WASH
hlgton TO New Orleans without change of cars.
ll:ol n. m.-WlilrE SULPHUR LIMITED EX.
pNpSS, daily, except sunday, TO fnuqnier hnd
White sulphur Springs. PAltLOR CAR, wash
tngton TO White sulphur Springs.
lO:fb y. m,-NIRGlNIA SPRINGS EXPRESS, daily
for all points South via Danville. and West via
Z. " .. II. X. - -.
ton to White sulphur Springs without change
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS daily from Washing
ton to Augusta, Ga. without change.
Passengers for Manassas Division viii take 1:l0 n M
train daily, except Sunday. For Warrenton. Elo
r. M. daily, and il:Oj daily, except sunday.
For tickets aud information call ut Virginia Md
land Oficc, COL Pennsylvania avenue.
N. MACDANrEL, Agent.
NJ. SLAUGHTER. Genernl Wicket Agent. IyIs.tf
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Schedule to take eject sunday, May %, 1881.


NJ LEAVE wIsutNoroNi
O-TJTIGAG9i cIiNSSSiNNArf, AND ST LOUIS
s.oo-ha hal!more, EiIlce!i city. and Way Stations
-nnAiihiTlMohE EXPRESs, r,.., ,p,o,,,o,,
slrasbgrE,, Winchester, Tiascrstown, and Way,
sio-point Of Rocks and Way Stations.
s:i5--pTiILXDELpiiiX NEW YORK, AND Pos-
Ton, hXpl,tssi rRrlor Cars TO New York.
meets meets for iIagerstown and at Point Of hocks for
;OOo-on sunday only, for Baltimore, Annapolis, and
iooO-BkErEMoRE EXPRESS cs,ops Mt IIyn,sylllc,
College, Beltsyllle, Laurel, Annapolis Junction,
,,0. A JCs!n y @ nnd iianoyyseTG ,oo c,>,ctN>,,rr
'io'07ESfsHIil 1Nb 81 Lo6ls I!SapRf EXPRfss 'N'NNN
i2siO baltimore EllIcott City, Annapolis and wav
tlie5-0n sunday orly, tol baltimore and Way
f2lh-BAIrlMORE EXPRESS.
tooO-R RAhTIMoRh, PHILADELPHIA. .ANDNEw
SaO-BSliniore and Way Stations twlnchcstcr, Fred.
,,o er,ckr 81 ILnSGrGlown 5 ann WY, va Relay:
ASRAtTM9n&s M 4 HATSEihE IL RoSS hSp dAU
lssr qSE WV ION FSn; %n
Of Rocks and Way Stations onlyl
sR%hTIoRE RERqE%SR EE%FRE a2e Wx sh'S%s and
Way, via Relay. Stops at Hyattsvillo and
ooS-PoInt OF Rocks and Way Stations
tGii-inliimHrcM M and WAY stations
100 sO|BALTIM0KE; llHArTsVILLE, AND LAu'
tsi5-TPii.rsagHS: Tfi. tStss CINCINNATI. AND ST.
tGSO- fMfLAnEiPiIIA, NEW YORK, AND ,Bos-
roN EMPRESS; STEPPING car enr 20 New York.
loOoR%iffSoRs'e iSfffSR Rs'SerY rY T END 1Au
mEL EXrREss s%tGrs % on signal or to let let, on on
and Annapolis Junction.
tDally. isundays only. other TRAINS uaiiy' except
NHtrains nom Washington stop at Relay station.
Ohio ticket oiiiccs washington station, and Cie and
1871 rennsyvania avenue, corner Fourteenth street
where orders will be taken for baggage to be checked
/ and received at any point IN tic city.
National Republican., 1881-07-29
DISTRICT COURTS.

Eou1rY CouRr - JusrIcE HAeNRR. - Purdy VS..
Young sale ratified nisi. Francis Carter VS. Dis
trict Of Columbia; order for mondamus Adjourned
till this morning at ten o'clock
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ForeIrn Money nlnrrse

sUB-TREAsURY BALANCES.
... tT367i ,997 90 Currency ....... s5065, ,s2s q
National Republican., 1881-07-29
New Summer Arrangement.

The New and Elegant Steamer
W. W. CORCORAN,
CAPTAIN Il. L.. BLAKE,
VIII make daily trips tSundays excepted( to all
points on The Potomac River as far down as Glymont
Fare, round trip, 5 cents to all points except Mount
Vernon Boat leaves wharf. foot OF Seventh street,
at ten q, IN. and returns about $3.50 p m. On
SATURDAYS
the Corcoran will make two trips, boat leaving wharf
nj ten and six y. m respectively, thns allowing
passengers to stop over a. any point un me return
second trip, reaching Washington about $50 p. M,
making Undesirable for Picncs ami Fishing Parties.
Families wishing to enjoy ride on the Potomac
during the warm summer months will find II to their
advantage TO take the safe and commodious steamer
CorCOran, where every accommodation and facility
VIII be afforded for comfort and pleasure.
SUNDAY TRIPS
will be made to Marshall Hall and Indian Head every
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, boat leaving wharf at
three p M, returning about eight p, m. Fare, round
trip, 80 cents, lel'u
National Republican., 1881-07-29
NORFOLK AND new YORK STEAMERS
cTYDE'S
GLY DE'S
NEW EXPRESS STEAM PACKET LINE

PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA,, AND
WASHINGTON.
Leave PHILADELPHIA every Saturdayo,>".l2 IL IN.
Arrive In WASHINGTON every Monday .,o..,9 a. m.
Leave WASIilNGTON every Monday, ,,,,-,,.,0 p, IN.
Arrive In nPHlLADELPIIlA every ThuTsday.,Ga q, m.
Through and prompt connection with New YORK,
Boston, Fall River and all points North, Through
Bills Laden given. Freight Iecelysd and delivered
daily until p. IN. w, r. CLYDE q COi
j, H. JOHNsON 4 CO., Gen, Managers
Agents, 18th and l3th NJ ST. WharveB s. W., 1900 2
81. N. w, Washington, ID. q. mal+ly
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DAILY EXCURSIONS TO oUANTICo,
Via Excelsior, G39 q. M aud $3.50 =. M On SUN
DAYS at y. NJ only.
Tickets for sale and information furnished at i W.
Reeds Sons. l2lG street northwest; Cooks Tours,
li3 Pennsylvania avenue; lioose's Cigar stands ae
Principal Hotels; III. II. POlknhOrn, next to city
POst.oiiCe and at Company's Office, Seventh street
wharf GEORGE MATTlN0LY,
General Superintendent
VIM r. WEIGH, Agent les
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T5rapeters' Guioe.

1891 THE GREAT 1891
-. PENNsYIvANIA ROUTE -
TO THE NORTH, VEST, ANn SOUTHWEST.
srLENbRT2BS R2SSi&N scENE,Y fRfSM AdIaiFicEASFF EQUIP
TRAINS LEAVE FEEF fSafda Saf l1 ifom Depot cor
,.. p,,.t nSr Of Sixth and streets os followsi ,
sleeping Cars to Pittsburg and Chicago; iG3j n. m.
daily, with sleeping Cars from Harrisburg TO Cin-
cinnali, St Louis, and Chicago; HJo p. m. daily,
Rl4rT Wi9 TSI93e far e piiiS3nIsf pSTnf ,c RApoAp
For Canandalgun, Rochester Buffalo, NIAGARA Fails,
with parlor Cur to Watkins and the North, ut 500
cent saturday, with Palace Cars to Canandalsua
For Wnlamspor Lock Haven aud Elmka, atin3o
For a. ~ dSyy yy eScGpi @ vs. S9nI t. oo io9o M qo tooo
and lOi5p mon sunday, 300 y. NJ, 1000 and 1915
Limited Express OF Pullman parior Cars, 900 q. m.
:, daily, except sunday; - -...
at Jersey City with hoats OF Brooklyn Annex"
allordng direct transfer TO Fulton street, avoiding
For philadelphia SG6 iO56 a. M, 2O1 1: O 1000 and
,ip.m. On Sunday. 200 p. IN. $50, 1909, and
Limited EXpress $50 q; m. daily, except sunday -.
40 no BIS, 1000 and iGts ~ M On SUNDAY Soi
M, 1880 q, m, 300 $40, $50, 1000, ond iGi5 pm.
For Pores Creek Line $40 a. M and 40 p m. daily,
For Annapolis, 5'io a. m. and hiop m. daily, except
ALEXHSbRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
TON RAiLROAD.
For Alexandria, 100 5;go os9 q M, AND ili3o a. m,
Sundays TOO 900, and 1850 q. M. and 500 ~. m.
For Richmond and the SOUTH $50 n NJ and lElo a. m.
daily, and 500 y, m, daily, except sunday. -
Trains leave Alexandria for WashlngtOn, GOO, sos,
and 1000 o. M. i2i0, 800. 500, 200, aud $40 p M,
and 1900 midnight SUNDAY NJ 500 and 1000 n M,
200 aud p:l0 y. IN,
Tickets and Information can he procured ut the Office,
northeast corner of Thirteenth street ana Pennsyl.
Vann avenue and at the station where orders can be
le for the checking of baggage to destination nom
hotels and residences.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
~ \tTIMoUE Ann OHIO uAtIpoAD
| iii T. MODEL FAST LINE ANDTlIEoNT y LINE
BErWEt9N TtIE EAST AND THE
WEST VIA wASilNuTON
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Steamboat -Simee.
Potomac Steamboat Co. S Advertisements
FOR RIcHMoND,p poE EREpER[cEsBuRo' Rf,I EIIls; AND

TO Richmond, via Norfolk, or to Norfolk via Rich
mOnh, nnd return To Washington. James River by
daylight, A delightful trip.
steamer Excelsior, twice daily (030 o. m. and $50
p. M, TO Richmond via Richmond, Fredericksburg
Steamer George Lcary. TUESDAYS. THURS
DAYS, and SATURDAYS, 10 Norfolk, connecting
at Richmond and Norfolk with the James River
steamers each way
Round trip tick 90
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-23
COODerS Wanted.

V at LONG x HINMANS OFFICE,
 ap21 3t+ 63 Church Street.
 School Books Wanted.
 SANFORD'S Higher Analytical Arithmetic, Loomis' - Geometery, Mitchelrs Physical Geography, ,Grays How Plants Grow, Woods Plant Record, Steeles Ge- ology and Astronomy, Hart's Rhetoric, Goodwins Greek Reader, Allen X Greenough Latin Grammar, Virgil, Caesar and Cicero, Searngs Virgil Leighons Latin Lessons, Otto's German Grammar Jepsons 1st Music reader Webster Franklin Readers except the 9th, Patterson's Spoilers, Swintons English Gram mars and Harpers Biographies, etc., etc.. etc. The latest editions and in good order can be sold at
 ap2I lot BABCOCK'S,
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-23
THE WEST.
Nebraska.

Disastrous FIoods-Omaha and Council
 Bluffs Under Water-Great Damage to
 Property.
 OMAHA, April 22.-The Missouri river at this city is still rising and registers fourteen inches above the late rise. The water reaches from the bottom of the bluffs on which the city is built four miles eastward to Council Bluffs All traces of the levee are covered by water The Union Pacific shops are again inundated, and Q stream six feet deep is flowing through the melting and re- fining works. The lumber yards are com pletely under water, and 400, ,OO0 feet of lum- Der is on its way to the gulf. Across the river at Council Bluffs the water has placed an embargo on all trains from the east and south, the water being four, five and six feet deep on all the tracks leading to the Union Pacific transfer. There has been no mail from the east for two days, though by rum ninf fiat cars heavily loaded with iron on the track between the bridge and depot managed yesterday to transfer number of passengers A portion of the approaches to the iron bridge of the United States across the Elkhorn was washed away yesterday and cut off overland travel to the west. To-day the river is steadily rising. At p. m. it was P feet 10 inches above low water mark. At Council Bluffs the situation is very nearly the same as two weeks ago. There IS water all over the bottoms and nearly all the families are out of their houses. The Union Pacific Transfer Hotel is again surrounded and the fire under the boilers has again gone out. A despatch to the Omaha Bee from Sioux City announces continued rise of the water in the upper Missouri The contributions of Omaha to the Dakota sufferers foot up $3,-
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-23
WANTED.
Wanted Immediately,

WANIEDe A GOOD cook, for boarding house and restaur A ant good reference required. Apply at tn Oakland House, NO. eO9 WOOSTER ST.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-23
PENNSYLYANIA.
Awakened After a Long Trance.

Awakened After a Long Trance.
 READING, April 22.-This morning a change took place in the case of Gyumber, the Hun garian who has been in trance at the Lehigh county almshouse for upwards of two months. About 9:30 he opened his eyes for few minutes, then closed them again and slept until noon. At that hour his attendant left the room to bring his dinner and on his return he found the Hungarian had got up, dressed himself and was sitting up staring about. He ate but little, as it was difficult for him to swallow food. He has remained awake up to o'clock this evening, but is un- able either by word or look to communicate with those around him, although evidently sician states that Gyumber may expire at any moment. Yet he has strong hopes of his re- covery. A number of physicians who have been with him today express the opinion that Gyumber's recovery is extremely doubt f11
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-23

EOO SDAA FEET good Fence, to be removed prompt @OOO ly; also Close Carriage, one Pony Pheton. Apply at ap22 3t+ 15 YORK SQUARE.
 FOR SALE, A TOP BUGGY in good running order of a well A known maker. Price $75.00. Inquire at the office of SEABROOKE X SMITH, ap29 3t New Haven, Conn.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-23

HALL in the Insurance building furnished "A for society meetings Inquire of either
 GEO. GEDDES, 14 Artisan street,
 F. E. FIELD, SSl State street, ap23 St w. s, CRITTENDEN 2 Adeline street
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-23
TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGS.

Base ball yesterday: At Washington, Na- tionals z, Princetons o.
 There are increasing fears regarding the solution of the Greek problem.
 Henry Hill was hung yesterday at Hart we'll, Ga, for the murder of Thomas V. Shelton.
 A dispatch from Vienna says the fighting in Albania is reported as being very severe, and that Dervish Pasha inflicted great de- feat on the insurgents. The London Standard fears this may reopen the eastern question
 The striking street railway employees at Cleveland, O., have waited on all the lines and few cars engineered by greenhorns are running on all the lines. The strikers held a meeting yesterday morning and resolved to hire omnibuses, carrIages, etc, and run op- position to the railway lines The strikers the nubiic
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-23
NEW ENGLAND.
Connecticut.

The Celebration at Groton Heights.
 NEW LONDON, April 22.-The arrange ments for the celebration of the centennial of the battle of Groton Heights September 9th have been nearly all completed. Ample accommodations are to be made for the great crowd of people expected to be present. At sunrise a national salute will be fired from Forts Griswold and Trumbull and the naval vessels in the vicinity of the har- bor. Scenes incidental to the storming, cap ture and massacre of the garrison defending Fort Griswold from the attacks of the Brit ish in 1781 will be counterfeited as far as pos sible. The exercises at Groton Monument will commence at 1.3O p. m, and will consist of music, prayer and an oration and address es from distinguished guests. Senator Jo- seph R. Hawley will be the orator of the day. President Garfield and Generals Grant and Hancock and other prominent men have been invited to participate in the ceremonies.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-23

MA THE HOUSE No. 161 Temple street, second &Sss11s house in first brick block north of Grove
 4IU street. All conveniences and premises in per- Iect order. S. 8. MALLETT, No. 2S0 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-23

dEA One House. 7S7 State, eleven rooms also EssssH separate room Bradley street. suitable E1sll for lodging room.
 One Brick Barn, with shed and yard, room for 35 horses; or stalls will be rented by the week 50o each.
 Also or two Houses for sale or exchange.
 Inquire at Mo- 80 Grown street. - GIOSOR I.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-23

tin to tie Associated Press: The barometer is lowest in the extreme northwest. The area of high barometer includes the lake region, the Ohio talley, the South Atlantic and the southern portion of the Middle States. Rain has fallen since the last report in the west Gulf States. Fair weather pre- vails in the Missouri valley and all the dist ricts east of Mississippi except the South Atlantic. West winds continue in New Eng land and southwest winds in the northwest. East of the Rockies the temperature has re- mained nearly stationary. The indications are that fair weather will prevail in the lower lake region, the Middle and New England States to-day and tomorrow, and partly cloudy weather with occasional rains will prevail in the South Atlantic and east Gulf States to-day.
 NEW ENnTANn
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-23
New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, April 9. FLoUR-Fair demand and higher. Southern four firm and in fair demand. WHEAT-Excited. Spot sales of No. red winter at $1 2624a1 27 of No white at s1 23ka24s4, and of No. spring at $1 IS. CORN-In good demand and generally higher Spot sales of No. ?, 6Oa601l of No. 3 at57K, and steamer mixed at 571(a6O. OATS-Higher and excited demand moderate No. white. 5s; No.2 50; No.2 mixed at 46 RYE-Dun but higher. BARLEY-Nomfnal PORK-Qutet but strong. ordinary for early delivery, SIG 0Oa16 9 old and SIS 0Oa1s 25 for 
 LARD-In moderate demand and firm. Spot sales of Western steam at $11 75 and city do. at $11 65 BEEF-Unchanged. CUT TMEATS-Unchanged. WHISKEY-Nominal. SPOT COTTON-Steady. Midands 1Oa1 futures dull.
 BUTTER-Was quite moderately sought, often at irregular prices. PETROLEUM-Prices firmly held.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-23

PRICES OF BUTTER REDUCED
 At Stall City Market. Fine sweet butter, WARRANTED PURE, only 25c Finest fresh made Creamery and Dairy butte- for 2
 30 and 32c per lb. Fresh Country Eggs only 20c dog. Full Cream Cheese from Il to 17c lb. A lso Swiss, Neufchatel and Sage Cheese. Splendid Maple Syrup only $1. 10 per gal. Plea1e do not mistake the number of the stall. A. E. Dickerman 6 Co.,. City Market.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-23
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

APRIL 2S. ur RISES, E.os MooN RtsEs, | HIGH WATER, uN SETS, e4s All g. m 7.26 P m-
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-23
Fnr SaIaCheaD,

TO RENT, kfAA ROOMS Nos. 6, g and 15 in Mitchells Build Ezsiia ing, sos Chapel street Inquire of n1ild andtf HERRITY. Room No. s
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-23
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT. 5=A 31 ASYLUM STREET, House and Barn rent EisI low to responsible party. Apply to ER.W VIM H. WHEELER. Room 14, 29s Chapel Street, Phoenix Building
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-23

fSs4f THE beautiful residence known as No 192 Eiil Sherman avenue first house north of Chapel ElQ street. Lot 100 feet on Sherman avenue rutt- ming through to Hotchkss street, with 100 feet front on Hotchk1ss street. House has ten rooms with mod ern improvements. Barn has three stalls and room for four carriages. Ground well laid out with fSut and ornamental trees.
 Also first class residence on the corner of Whaley avenue and Norton streets. The house is of brick with mansard roof. Lot S6x1S8 feet.
 Also the hno residence West Chapel street exten- sion, formerly occupied by Horace Mansfield, Esq. Woad house lot 150x20O well supplied with choice fruit trees of different varieties with strawberries raspberries etc., etc,
 Also the fine resld5hce lately the property of AL Tfed Thomsr Esq, on East Pearl street, four doors north of Chapel st. Fair Haven Lot 107 it. front ast Pearl st. drumming through to Houston st. with O8 feet on Houston street.
 The above property s for sale. will be rented to good tenants. Two-thirds of the purchase money remain on bond and mortgage. Inquire at
 ap2O tf THE NEW HAVEN SAVINGS BANK.