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Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-28
Arkansas.

A Vendetta Worked Out With Knives.
 LITTLE ROCK, March 26.-A frightful affray occurred Friday at Lipman's saw mill, in Jackson county. Two workmen, named Chris Carroll and Lem Johnson, who were left in charge of the mill while the other men went to dinner, got into quarrel and, drawing knives, began desperate duel with these weapons Before the melee ended both were horribly cut, portions of flesh being severed from their bodies. Finally Carroll tainted from loss of blood, and when he fell on the ground Johnson disappeared in the adjacent woods, where he was tracked some distance, his course being marked with bloody foot prints. He has not yet been found and it is thought will perish miserably in the dense pine thickets where he has taken refuge. Carroll will die
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FOR RENT,

NE''ssHH Store, 79 Orange street. RsI Store, 35 Grown street.
 Also Rooms and offices in 270 Chapel and 70 Orange street. THOMAS R. TROWBRlDGE, JR., m3tf 79 Long Wharf.
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PRIVATE family of three adults wish to let A from May 1st to gentleman and wife, one or two single gentlemen choice alcove room on second floor furnished or unfurnished. Modern convenien- ces Unexceptionable neighborhood. Reasonable rates: without board. Address
 nnai9 If HOME PLACE. COURIER Office.
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Wisconsin.
AEamous Bird Pegs Out,

MADISON, March 27.-"Old Abe,, ; the Wis consin war eagle, died at the capital last night The bird was sold to the Eighth Wisconsin infantry in 1861, was with the regiment four years in the army and at the close of the war was presented to the State. It has been all over the nation since 1885,. At the great fair in Chicago his exhibition netted SIG, ,OO0, and at a Milwaukee fair the same year SC, ,OOO. It was four months at the Centennial in Philadelphia. All the State officials headed by the Governor visited and viewed the remains of this historical bii d.
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,heA FROM May 1st, 8 brick houses of Il rooms EgIIH each situated on the corner of James and Eiv East Chapel streets; have all the modern con- Yeniences and will be rented low. Apply to
 B. MANTLE x O., Carriage factory 20 Wooster, or house 70 Wooster.
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New York City.

NEW YORK, March 27. Ex-Gov. William Beach Lawrence, of Rhode Island, the eminent jurist, died yester- day in his s1st year. He was born in this city.
 The examination in reference to the com plaint of Mrs. c. F. Booream, of Brookfeld, Conn, against Daniel H. Stone, lawyer, for forgery, was concluded yesterday at the Tombs. It was alleged that the accused, while legal adviser to the complainant. forged her signature to 8 check on the Chatham bank for $500 on April .12th, 1880, and nego- tiated the same check with one Benjamin D. Luddington. Bail was required in $2,0OO
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A HOUSEKEEPER (Protestant) for a family of A two lady of experience can obtain perma- nent situation. Call between and 9 in the evening at 10 Elliott Lane.
 ma2S 1t+ J. B. TRUMAN.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

LIVERPOOL, March 27.-Arrived, the Par thia and Baltic from New York. the Ontario from Portland, the Illinois from Philadel- phia.
 Queenstown-Sailed, the Wisconsin and Scythia for New York
 New York-Arrived the Utopia from London, the Rotterdam from Rotterdam, the City of Richmond from Liverpool, the Spain from Liverpool.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

NEW YORK, March 26, 1881. The, stock market has been excited and feverish and generally weak until yesterday afternoon when there sharp rally from the lowest prices made, with irregularity again noted to day. The market hung very much on the Washington dispatch es and when at last the came that there would be no extra session of Congress- there was quick up ward turn ill prices under free purchases to cover shorts
 The Bond Market-In United States securities ther. has been quite large business in the way of changes back and forth, parties selling lives and sizes and buying fours, others selling fours and buying lives and sixes.
 lClosing prices reported the private wire of BUNNELL x SCRANTON, Bankers and Brokers.1
 NEW YORK, March 26-3P M
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Notice to tho PuhJic

OHN R. GARLOCK, ,familiarly known as the Gap eB tain," for more than twenty with the late Lyman Treadway and Treadway < Warner, and of late with Evan Evans, has left the employ of MT. Evans and opened Stove Store at Mo- 217 State St., near Grown, where he will be pleased to see all his friends and customers and is prepared to do all kinds of work in his line, such Plumbing, Gas and Steam Fitting, Tin Roofing, Cutters, Leaders, &c., also 8 general assortment of Tinware and Kitchen Furnish ing Goods. full line of Furnaces, Cooking Ranges, Parlor, Office and Heating Stoves Refrigerators. Wa ter Coolers. Jobbing and Repairing done at short notice. Estimates furnished to builders and others for anything in my line Repairs for Furnaces Ran ges and Stoves sold by the late firm of L. A. R. Treadway < Co. constantly on hand My prices will be low the lowest and the work will be done in first t-class style under my own supervision.
 Respectfully, JOHN R. GARLOCK,
 217 State Street, near Grown,
 ma2S If New Haven. Conn.
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE, A FULL SET of Bar Fixtures, including Beer A Pumps, Counters, Bottles, Glasses, Jars, &c., una2S 3t* 123 DAY STREET.
 FOR SALE, J&a House and Lot No. s7 East Pearl street must EAsia be sold. Also on the street very beau @ tiful house. price g., 900. Another at bargain, 25 Woolsey street. Other properties in the above To- calities for sale.
 RENTS WANTED. Houses and Tenements in all parts of the city.
 FOR RENT. Millinery Store x Tenement above 193 Whalley 51O Orchard street. 512 Orchard street. Dwelling Houses in Fair Haven East.
 WANTED. $500 well located city lot worth three times the amount W. P. NILES,
 Real Estate and Loan Agent, rna28 12t 27O Chapel Street.
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THE SOUTH.
Virginia.
The WhinDing Post,

NORFOLK, March 27.-Two years ago Dan iel Bell, colored, broke into and robbed the residence of George T. Wallace at Glencoe, Norfolk county He fled to this city and enlisted in the United States Navy. Return ing from two years cruise yesterday, he was arrested and carried before Justice R. T. Talem, and to-day sentenced to seventy eight stripes at the public whipping post and if teen days imprisonment
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NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.
A APreaeher,s Sad Fate.

Preachers Sad Fate.
 BOSTON, March 27.-The body of Rev. A. Biel Silver, the well-known Swedenborgian minister of this city, was found in the water at Prison Point bridge, in this city, at 1o:3o this evening. It is supposed he fell of the bridge by leaving the Eastern railroad train when it stopped before crossing the draw, as he was returning from preaching in Salem
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SITUATION WANTED.

DY LADY head cook; competent to do the D cooking for hotel large boarding house best of reference. Apply at
 ma28 2t 10 WALL STREET
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Disastrous Fire Among shtpntne.


 NORFOLK, VA, March 27.-Fire broke out here this evening at a quarter to seven o'clock on the property of the Boston Wharf and Warehouse company and spread rapidly, destroying the Virginia Cotton Compress, owned by Colonel J. L. Harway valued at about $40,00O and insured; shed worth about $3o, 900, owned by the Boston Wharf and Warehouse company, insured $50 bales of compressed cotton, owned partly by Rolle and partly by Negropani and New York cotton houses, and number of shanties and brick residences, value unknown, the latter not being on the wharf property. The Brit ish bark Condor caught fire, but was saved by the crew of the United States steamship Yantic and vessel. The fire was gotten under control about half past eight, at which time the fire engines were got at work upon it. The damage to the wharf is about ,OO0.
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Stoves stored in dry room, clean ed and fitted.
 EVAN EVANS, 314 AND 316 STATE ST,
 New Haven, Conn.
srRoNG RARGAINs-

STRONG BARGAINS. SwEET Corn 10c. can; $1.10 per dozen. S New Porte Rico Molasses f quarts Hickory Nuts 25c. . Best Salt Codhsh 5c per pound. Extra Boneless Goldfish So. per pound. Extra Mackerel kits $I. .2s. Connecticut Fresh Eggs 25c per dozen New Process Flour S per barrel Sweet Oranges 15, 25, 35c per dozen. 3 lbs Choice Table Butter $1. Sweet Table Butter 25c. per pound.
 ABOUT BUTTER It would be well for the public to know that the so called Attorney Creamery is nothing more than Oeo- margarine SHet Butter have the same for sale and sell for 25c per pound or A pounds for $1 and when anybody pretends they offering such great inducements in butter and substituting this article. it is all humbug and imposing the idea that others obtaining extra pronts on their goods while in fact they not getting for honest article good percentage as the great Independent dealer realizes open the eyes of those who fancy they are having such s'pudden" in butter.
 J. H KEARNEY rna24 Cor Hiu street and Concresa avanus
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pied by Donaldson < Co.,. lithographers and chromo publishers, the Eureka laundry, the
 Excelsior laundry, Payne & Son envelope
 factory, the Shoe Machine company and the
 Western Biographical Publishing company. From there it spread to the rear of the Meth odist book concern to the roof of Odd Eel lows hall and several stores and dwellings, but with the exception of the first building, which was nearly destroyed, the damage was not great Donaldson & Co., lose $2O, ,O0O in machinery besides large amount of stock. There was $2, 900 damage to the book con cern. The total is about $50, ,O0O. A fireman named Hillsbarger was severely injured by falling from window and two other fremen were carried from the building unconscious from suffocation.
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Iowa.
Rival of Dr, Tanners.

Iowa C1TY, March 27.-Miss Hattie Deuel completed the thirty-f first day of her fast last night, and is yet good for several days more. The case is pronounced by leading physi- clans the most wonderful case of fasting ever known. Miss Deuel continues to maintain the silence she began three years ago, and converses only by signs.
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WANTEn

WANTEIBs A COMPETENT girl for general housework good "A references required Apply at Protestant In dustrisl Association,
 ma28 1t# 34 WHITNEY AVENUE
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FIRE RECORD.
4 Big Blaze at Cincinnati.

Big BIaze at CIncInnatf.
 CINCINNATI, March 27.-Between one and four o'clock this morning a fire occurred in the business portion of this city which for time threatened to be general The confa- grafton originated in the third story of five story brick building on Home street occu-
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FOR SALE,

AND IMMEDIATE REMOVAL, sfSEaA THE Wooden Buildings formerly occupied @Msl by the New Haven Car Co.,, on the line of the EE New Haven and Northampton Railroad at New hallv1e. These buildings consist of blacksmith shop with nine chimneys large shed attached to the large wooden car shop, three story wooden building at tached to the brick engine building also two story building in of blacksmith shop and line of the railroad All these buildings will be sold to the high est bidder and must be removed within six days from date of purchase. For further information, inquire of George B. Walton, gupt. of New Haven Car Head Lining Works at factory Thompson street. Newhall- vile, or of the subscribers,
 E. s. GREELEY, ! yr.. or rlA n Z 1ruStoeS
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FOR, RENT.

AsA4 Store and Tenement, Broadway; 2d floor, Orchard street. Whaley avenue, $10 2d @ig floor 29 Auburn street whole House, Clinton avenue near Grand street. s15 whole House, Middle town avenue l; whole House, 13T Henry street.
 For Sale-Two-family House and Barn in the west part of the city, 2,3O0; one Clinton avenue St John street. Atwater street, Whitney avenue, Dwight street. Orchard street. and nice place Ferry street all to be sold cheap. Office hours-12 to daily, to g evenings. A. M. HOLMES.
 mb5 69 Church Street.
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THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. Centrally located, will be sold April 7th, 1881,
 at 10 o'clock a. m.s On the premises, at Public Auction unless previous
 ly disposed of at private sale. 5A43 The comnodious and gentee1 residence of EHssiiH the late John J. Phelps ERq, No g Wooster @a1N Square, This house contains sixteen finished gas, furnace, water and sewer connections The lot has frontage of sixtyeight feet Wooster Square, over two hundred feet deep, with conveniently ranged barn and greenhouse in running order. lot about 6s feet by 90 feet deep the of the above premises, frontage on Chestnut street. Also the valuable lot the northwest corner of Chapel and Chestnut street. about 1O4 feet front by 12R feet deep, together with the double dwell ing house standing thereon ana supplied with gas. water and sewer connections. 4 well arranged house for frst-class boarding house private idence. good opportunity for investors. Better than Government or per cents. No postponement on account of weather. Terms made known at time of sale. For particulars apply to
 EDWARD c. BEECHER Adm'r ma26 lit 100 East Water street.
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HOuSes for SaIe.

,haAss THE large brick residence No. 31 High
 ,!!9 street. between Chapel and Crown street, con-
 iii tainfng eighteen rooms, with all modern inn provements, very substantially built and convenient ly arranged. Lot 67x146 feet, centrally located high ground a modern and commodious barn, con crete driveway and walks; large variety of fruit trees the premises.
 ALSO FOR SALE-The brick house 167 York street, two doors west of Chapel, Il rooms, modern built with all improvements, very desirable location. If this house is not sold by April will be offered for rent to private family. Inquire of
 THOMAS c. LEWIS or GEORGE H. FORD. roa1Q
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few experienced Boners and few girls to learn Boning.
 Straight Stitchers and Joiners: also learners. Stitchers to work at home Work delivered called for
 few experienced women Ironers also few to learn few experienced Paper Box Makers steady work andhighest wages.
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A COMPETENT girl to cook, wash and iron on "A that can come well recommended. Apply at
 nla28 St 70 HOWE STREET
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Bound and Gagged-An Outrage ina a
 Crowded City.

Crowded City.
 NEW YORK. March 27.-Superintenden Walling, while at police headquarters to-day, was informed of a daring outrage and at tempted robbery at 726 Third avenue on Sat urday. From the facts of the case as fur nished by the parties it appears that satur-' day afternoon screams were heard on the top floor of the building above mentioned, which is occupied by Mrs. Thomas F. Pagan and her niece, Miss Cunningham. One of the in- mates of the house raised the alarm, but in trying to open the door from where the screams came they found it locked. MT. Eagan was notified, and on bursting open the door he found his niece bound hands and feet and unconscious. The police were called in and made searching examination of the premises. but failed to find any trace of the persons who had entered the building by the scuttle. It was discovered, however, that they had entered the building by the scuttle and escaped the same way. Miss Cunning ham still remains unconscious. The police to-day arrested John R. Camp on suspicion. It is believed that several persons were en- gagged in the outrage. and the police are making every effort to arrest the guilty par tics.
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FOrSaIeOr Exchange.

aEA HAVE a Building Lot 15Ox100 feet facing on Rowe Peck and English streets, Fair Haven, also one on State street, and another Sycamore street will sell them at very low price easy payments or exchange for q small house. WM GAY,
 GAY BROTHERS, yno5 256 Chanel Street
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DY steady young man coachman gardener E0 understands his business thoroughly. Call from 10 a. m. to p. m., at
 ma2S 2t+ 202 GRAND STREET
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FOR RENT. h@ THE. lower part with three chambers) of #ssasd a very convenient house, 516 Howard avenue. EAiU facing Park street. Has all Improvements and conveniences for comfort for small family. Call af ter p. m at 301 George street. GEO. W. PECK. mal5 If
 FOR SALE. MAJ HOUSE No 3I5 Orchard street. House is in EssiiH good order suitable for two families Lot is EsI large and has good barn large en ugh for two horses The above property will be sold low if sold soon. For further particulars, call at
 MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE, ma15 237 Chapel Street.
 FOR RENT. MA THREE-STORY basement and attic brick ssH house, corner of College and Grove streets, Es.A with all the modern improvements; house in perfect repair. Also two teneents 106 and 0 Grove street, between College and High streets.
 ALFRED WALKER, s5 Orange Street, ma15 If or F. M. WARD, 1S9 College Street.
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" ANTED, American boy, honest accurate al w figures, a good penman. and willing to make himself generally useful. Address in own handwrit ing, stating name and residence,
 ma2S 2t NBOX 296 D City.
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BOY WANTED,

Office Boy Wanted. .UST BE quick at figures and good penman. lXN Address na2.2t P. o. DRAWER 51.
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NO RENIN

IO hENTo
 keAA DESIRABLE Furnished Room will be sssa rented to one or two gentlemen. Call at ElH 2e ELM STREET, my15 If Corner Orange.
 For Sale at Q Bargain &ss& BfEst-elass House, with modern N,sA 1mpr0vemeRfs,go good lot with barn, situated !ll on me ayenue fronting on two streeta, can be ssan at any time. For particulars, call at Roe No. $, da1 ', Fs COaEaTOCK.
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Max. Temp, 40: Min Tenn, 97; Total RaiNden or Melted Snow dnches and 100thsJ. o0; Max NgYocity of wind, 26 miles per hour.
 J. H. SHERMAN, Observer
 Sergt. Signal Corps, U. 8. Army.
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For Sale at a Bargain

AG3 THE dwelling house No. 21O Ferry street,
 ai consisting of Il rooms with all the modern i'm %sall provements Lot 100 feet on Ferry street and 152 feet Pine street. with barn 20 feet by 2s feet stories also shed 20 by 47 all in good condition. Terms easy Also good well of water A cottage house of rooms city water and gas, within four
 inutes walk of depot and eight minutes of the post office, very low. Also desk room on Chapel street. Inquire of W. H. WHEELER,
 4 Chanel
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mal2
 Do0A&,,1 DociHonno TTJn Rant

BeaUtlIuI IGSIu61IC0 IU AOOHCs ,heA4. LOCATED in the most desirable part of the E#5IH city 10 minutes from the colleges The house Eiii is m Odvrn in every respect, contains a large number of rooms, all heated by steam Barn snd Carriage House complete. The grounds are very large and airy tasty decorated with every variety of shade and fruit trees fountains and statuary: There are two very large and handsome graperies hot and cold, producing abundance of choice fruit The conservatory is perfect, containing large varie ty of tbe choicest plants and flowers. The owner will, if desired keep the grounds and premises in order These premises can be rented for year, or for
 l.. B. AMMAN,
 ma24 If 63 Church Street.
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dNarts.

SITUATION WANTED, LQY competent gardener to take charge of gar ID den or greenhouse: good references If required. ddress GARDENER" :" care of Frank s. Platt, una2S Its 396 and 314 State Street
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Blacksmith Wanted. A MAN thoroughly competent to iron heavy work. A Apply atfonce to HINCKS X JOHNSON,
 Cor. Broad and Cannon Sts., mi Rri6
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INFINITELY DY AN American woman of experience, stua- D tion as housekeeper. Will do all the work if de- sired, or will take charge of an invalid any sponsible pos where good, reliable person is quired Apply at Library Rooms, No. T5 Orange street. L. B. BARTHOLOMEW. ma19
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NEW YORK.
Plain Talk From Rowe

NEW YORK, March 27.-Charles Rowell, the pedestrian, who has just returned from Bradford, Pa., said to-day that meeting be- tween himself and Weston to decide the time and place for the next Astley belt contest would be held in this city tomorrow, when, unless something unforeseen occurred, a def nite conclusion would be arrived at. As re- gards himself he said that he did not care where the contest took place, but he thought that Weston would object to New York. He might be induced to change his mind, al- though it was very improbable. Concerning George HazaePs recent challenge Powell said he looked upon it as a kind of bluff. Wes- toms challenge for the Astley belt was re- ceiyed at the office of the London Sporting Life, January 27, and Hazael's the day fol lowing, which of course gave Weston the first claim. The conditions governing the belt contests excluded no one, and Hazael or any one else could enter by depositing $500 regu- lar entrance fee Powell was much annoyed at letter which appeared in a morning pa- per signed by Mir. Davis charging him with being afraid of contest against either of two Englishmen that are now ill this country. ITO show that I am not afraid to walk against either man. Rowell said, T will give Davis $500 if he will match his two men against me for $5, 900 each. I don't want to boast, added Powell, "but shall be ready to make A match on these terms soon as the Astley belt affair is settled.''
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

SUN RISES. 5.50I MooN RISES, HIGH wATR1 SUN SETS, 6.21 3.39 g. m. 10.30 p. m.
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4AaH VA SBI IU UT GIRLS WANTED,

To learn to make Rubber Shoes. Apply at Superintendent's Office of the
 CANDEE RUBBER CO.,,
 Cor. Greene and Wallace Streets, ma21 If New Haven.
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LADIES' READY MADE UNDERWEAR

made to our own order, of the best materials, and as we'll made as in your own house.
 CRlemises, Night Dresses, Drawers, COrsefs, Corset Covers, Sc. White Goods of salE kinds. Laces, Ham, burg Edgings and Enser- fi0ns. New Spring Styles Dress Goods, Silks, Safins, BrOcades. Please remeHll- ber we have the ability to purchase Our goods at low prices, and are not to be un- dersOld.
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DEATHS.

BARDEN-ALBIN-InH Hartford, March 23. J. Newls
 Baroien and Miss M. Lizzie Albin, both of Hartfor
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FOR, SATE.

Ahss. The suit of offices over our banking house.
 siid corner of Chapel and Orange streets. tatis- #iV factory party can obtain 8 lease for term of years. Apply on the premises .
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MARINE LIST.
 PORT OF NEW HAVEN. &4A&
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ARRIyED-MARCH 27. Sch John H Chaffee Buell., Va, oysters to plant Sch Ida Jayne, Mi1ls New York, to load for St Croix.
 CLEARED Sch Sarah Mills, Rogers. Va Sch Crammer, Baltimore. Bark Emulation, Walsh, NY.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RFNT,

Ae44 THE HOUSE No. 161 Temple street, second
 asssI house in first brick block north of Grove Mll street. All conveniences and premises in per ect order. S. s. MALLETT, No. 2S0 Chapel street.
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FOR RENT.

NA A GROCERY store pleasantly located and has N'IH good trade. Must be sold at once. A bargain ElId for the right man. Satisfactory given for selling Inquire of H. P. HOADLEY,
 ma15 If Hoad1ey Building
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TO RFNT-
TO R,FNT-

GTORE, 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,
 YALE BUILDING.