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NEW YoRh.
Lnhorers seek1,a Grsarar

Lnborers Seeking Greater Hire. NEW YORK, April 25.-A strike is expected among the Iongshoremen who work on the ocean steamship docks on North river They now receive but thirty cents an hour, while those on East river and in Jersey City re- cannot subsist at what they are receiving at present. The merchants claim that they cannot pay higher wages, and there is a strong probability of strike as large as the eleven weeks strike of 1879.
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DEATHS.

BRENNAN-In this city, April 24th, 1881, T. Harry Brennan, son of Margaret and Thomas Brennan, aged Is years and months.
 Funeral Tuesday p. at o'clock from his fathers residence, corner Kimberly and Greenwich avenue. Friends and relatives invited to attend. San Francisco papers please copy. ILES-In this city, April 24th, Nancy, wife of Henry Hes, aged 65 years
 Funeral from the Howard avenue M. E. Church this Tuesday, afternoon at o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited to attend CHIDSEY2IH Butler Hospital, Providence, R. l., April 24th, Mary B. Futile, wife of Abraham B. Chidsey of East Haven, aged 42 years and months Funeral from First Congregational Church Wednes- day. 27th, st 230 p. CORNWELL-In this city, the 24th inst, Mrs Hannah Cornwel, formerly oe Berlin, aged 88 years The funeral services will be attended Wednesday morning at o'clock from her late residence, 94 Wooster street. Prayers at the house. Interment at Berlin. PEkKIN~-At Triton, New Hampshire, April 22d, Eliza Olmsted, wife of Rev. Frederic T. Perkins and daughter of Nathaniel Olmsted (deceased9 of this city, in the Goth year of her age. Inferment in the Evergreen Cemetery, this city, Tuesday, 18th inst at II g.. m
 RUSS LL-In this city. April 25th, Edward K. Rus sell. aged 72 years.
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SITUATION WANTED. ID Y respectable German girl to take care of chil ND dren or to wait on table. The bes. of reference given. Inquire at 10 WHITING ST. a0e
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, April 25. FLOUR-Quiet and weak southern flour steady and in fair demand st $4 75as6 621 for inferior to very choice shipping extras. WHEAT-1I to 1c lower and moderately active : spot sales of No. red winter, $1 27a$1 27 No dc at sl 2sa4asl 24 Mo- white at $I 23asl 24 and of No. do. at $1 241.
 CORN-1n moderate demand. but weak spot sales Of No at 6046a3E. Of No. at 57sa57z, and mixed 585la59.
 OATs-In moderate request and irregular. Mo- white 5259, No. 50, No. 2 mixed 46a46k, and No 3 do. 45L.
 RYE and BARLEY-Nominal PoRk-In fair demand Ordinary mess, for early delivery, 16a17 for old
 LARD-Quiet and lower. Spot sales of western steam at S11 15 and city do. at $I1 40. CUT MEATS-Firn.
 BEEt-Moderately active and unchanged. WHISKY-Nominal.
 SPOT COTTON Weak: midlands 1Os<: futures steady
 BUTTER-Choice selections of creameries steady other grades eaay.
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Ireland.

Prominent Land Leaguer Arrested,
 LONDON, April 25.-Mr. Holdnett, the chairman of the Ballyditof branch of the Land League, was arrested to-day under the coercion act at Skibbereen, the market town in Munster, to which he was taken for incar- ceration. Thousands of people gathered and cheered the prisoner and taunted the con- stabulary who had made the arrest, but there was no breach of the peace
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Debate on the Land Hill.

LONDON, April 26.-During the discussion on the second reading of the land bill in the House of Commons last evening MT. Gibson fercely attacked the measure, holding that it was absolutely unjust and would lead to end less litigation and pure confscation. Sir Stafford Northcote said the bill overturned the whole system of land tenure. MT. Fors- ter argued that the bill was necessary The debate was adjourned.
 At meeting of the Tory members of Par lament it was agreed that unless important changes were made in the land bill that they would resolutely oppose 1t.
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School Books Wanted

school Books Wanted.
 SANFORD'S Higher Analy ytical Arithmetic ooms' o Geometery Mitchell 8 Physical 6 geography, Gray How Plants Grow, Woods Plant Record, Steele Ge- ology and Astronomy, Harts Rhetoric Goodwins Greek Reader, Allen & GreenouGh Latin Grammar, Virgil, Caesar and Cicero, Soaring Virgil Leigh, Latin Lessons Otto's German Grammar, Jepson 1st Music reader, Webster Franklin Readers xcept the 5th, Patterson's Spoilers, Swintons English Gram mars and Harper's Biographies etc., etc, etc. The latest editions and in good order can be sold at
 ap21 lot BABCOCKS,
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THE OLD WORLD.
Great Britain.

A Monument to Reaconsfield.
 LONDON, April 25.-In the House of Commons to-day Lord B. Grosvenor, mem- Der for Flentshire, on behalf of Mir. Glad stone, gave notice that when the House should sit in Committee of the Whole fort night hence he should move an address to the Queen providing for the erection of monu- ment to Lord Beaconsfield in Westminster Abbey.
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THE NEW DOMINION.
A Sudden Change from Winter

Sudden Change from Winter.
 TORONTO, Ont, April 25.-Reports from various points in Ontario and Quebec indi- cate yesterday as having been an unusually warm day for this time of the year. The thermometer here registered 790 at Ottawa 75o: Montreal 74o
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WANTED. STIPULATION by drug clerk competent to take full S charge of the prescription counter; neat, quick and accurate dispenser and firstc class salesman No objection to the country. Address BOX Gs6, a2l 5ta City
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4:20 p. m. the jury returned a verdict of guilty on the first, second, third and fourth counts, not guilty on the fifth count. The verdict was received with painful silence by a court room packed with spectators. Sen tepce was deferred till to morrow
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NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.
End "a Noted Trial.

7@ E5KzS1 OL N N0I9W AFhMIs
 BOSTON, April 25.-The closing argu- ments in the trial of Mrs. Howe of Ladies' Deposit fame were made to-day and the case was given to the jury this afternoon. At
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF NEW HAVEN.

ARRIvED-APRII. 25, Brig New Dominion, Burox, Martinique, sugar to L W P Armstrong; Sch John Brooks, Fox, N Y, spokss to N Wheel Co. Sch Henry Lemuel, Jarvis, Y, slate to " Clark RR. Sch W Ponder, Lincoln, Fall River, nails to N Y, N H RR. Sch Phil Sheridan, Lindsley, Providence, waste to c Parker & Co.,
 CLEARED, Sch W Ponder, Lincoln. NY. Sch ShHltis, Youug, NY. Sch Henry Lenuel, Jarvis, NY.
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5SA4s Back parlor with connecting room on first
 ssa floor. single in suite, POI Orange, Grove Es.k street; set bowl, grates, bath etc. Suitable for thres or four persons. Will contract from May lst at reasonable price to the proper person. Ad- dress s, H. s..
 ap22 Ct Courier office.
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ANDREW H. LAVALAYE.
NOTICE.

HAVING vacated 109 Church street, we are at N III present located at Peck Sperry's Music Store 16S Chapel street. for the settlement of
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SITUATION WANTED. EeY young girl for general homework has good n city reference, and is willing and obliging Call for two days at Intelligence Office, 2s3 Grand street. Many other girls for either city country. Great care taken in sending out help. a26 1t*
 WANTED, A TAILOR Taiore=s. Apply at 1o7 Church "A street. up stairs.
 ap25 2t* B. SIMON
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&s1. FARM of 75 acres in Orange good building,
 ESiisa $7,O0O; farm of 12 acres in Orange, good
 #!I building, $1,5OO; farm of acres, good build ing Sl ,OOO farm of 90 in Hamden, good build ing OO0 farm of 125 Milford good bu id ing, S10 900 farm 200 in North Haven, good building, $15 0OO of 60 in North Haven, good building, S7O0O; farm of 100 in Walling ford gocd buding S5,00O farm of 60 acres in East Haven good building, $4, coo; farm of l80 in Hamden, good building, S1OOo0. Terms to suit pur- chaser. GEO. A. 1SBELL,
 State street cor. Elm, Todds Block, Room 4 ap2O
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EnD pENr

IO 1OEN1s Ae&A Part of House No. 18O East Grand street, ESlisiiH ner of Ferry, with stable. HiW Large Dwelling House cor. Chapel and Nor ton streets
 Large coal yard on Mill River, between St. John and Grand street.
 Stores and Ofhces in Whites Block. Church and Center streets. Apply to CHAS. A. WHITE, maI0 If 69 Church Street.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

NEW YORK. April 25-3 F. M rClosing prices reported over the private wire of BUNNELL & SCRANTON, Bankers and Brokers.]
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FOR SALE.
 %&A DWELLING HOUSE, furnished unfur- ;;sss| nished acres; Norfolk, Iitchfeld county, Es.I Conn 1900 feet above Ready for imms- diate occupation. Apply to
 CHAS. A. WHITE, ma23 If 69 Church Street. Beautiful Residence To Rent. h&@A LOCATED in the most desirable part of the Eii city, 10 minutes from the colleges. The house Ha.ll is modern in every respect, contains large number of rooms, all heated by steam; Barn and Carriage House complete he grounds are very large and airy tastily decorated with every variety of shade and fruit trees, fountains and statuary. There very large and handsome graperies hot and cold, producing abundance of choice fruit. The conservatory is perfect containing large vare ty of the choicest plants and flowers. The will if desired keep the grounds and premises in order. These premises can be rented for year. or for term of years. For particulars, call on
 L.. B. AMMAN, ma24 If 63 Church Street.
 FOR RENT,
 AfA4. Barn in of my residence, 236 Orange Nsssa street. Possession given immediately. . ma30 If +s 2S9 State street.
 FOR RENT, 3aA THE HOUSE No. 16l Temple street, second E4i house in first brick block north of Grove EGk street. All conveniences and premises in per- feet order. s. s. MALLETT, No. 2SO Chapel street. ma18 If
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BIRTHS.
MARRIAGES.

BLAKE-In Madison. April 21. son to Jeremiah
 Blake.
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EAR RENN

fA FROM May l, one brick house of Il rooms, s5;;sI situated about 12 minutes walk from City EEs.sl Market also three rooms in another block, for light housekeeping Have all modern conven- iences and will be rented low Apply to B. Manville Co, carriage factory, 20 Wooster street or house
 aO6 Ssr
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4Saas HOUSE in Prospect street block, modern inn EfsiisI proyements also two tenements in Elm AasY street block, near Kensington street.
 HENRY A WARNER, aQ6 2t Office IA Church Straet
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&AA4 THE beautiful residence known as No. 192
 55iii Sherman avenue, first house north of Chapel
 E.U street. Lot 100 feet on sherman avenue run ming through to Hotchkss street, with 100 feet front Hotchkiss street. Rouse has ten rooms with mod ern Improvements Barn has three stalls and room for four carriages. Ground we'll laid out with fruit and ornamental trees.
 Also first class residence the of Whalley avenue and Norton streets The house is of brick with mansard roof Lot 86x188 feet.
 Also the fine residence West Chapel street exten- sion, formerly occupied by Horace Mansfield, Esq Wo d house lot 150x200 well supplied with choice fruit trees of different varieties with strawberries raspberries, etc., etc.
 Also the fine residence lately the property of Al fred Thomas Esq, East Pearl street, four doors north of Chapel st. Fair Haven Lot 107 it. front on Iast Pearl st. runni g through to Houston st. with O8 feet Houston street.
 The above prSperty is for sale will be rented to good tenants Two-thirds of the purchase money can remain on bond and mortgage, Inquire at
 ap2O If THE NEW HAVEN SAVINGS BANK.
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' .
 ! zs ONE pleasant furnished room, with modern ! ESi convenieRces, for single gentlemen. Apply at EiaG NO 179 GEORt3E ST, 1 a26 3t* Corner High Street.
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STORE PROPERTYF SALE,

%fzA ONE of the best locations in the city for ii1 grocery meat, drug or liquor business, situat- EgI ed on corner one of the main streets and principal horse railroad lines. The buildings are nearly new and in splendid condition furnished with gas and city water from cellar to attic, hard cemented ce lar floor large ice house, with covered beef tank and cooler connected large storehouse good warm barn, double sheathed; carriage house ; wagon shed good well of water, &c. Would ex- change for other suitable property. Address.
 J. < J. H. KAY,
 a26 eod4t No. POI East Grand Street. City,
 TO LET,
 A FOR term of years, property free IT from incumbrance; nominal sum. To iGISfs stirring man great opportunity; six tie&A1# lots ground. splendidy located summer ho-
 tel beautiful village, Clinton, Ct, the Charles Morgan tradey and Elliott Places, on N. Y. BostoD Shore Railway, 30 minutes from New Haven and directly front Bacon House, well known New England. fortune for it's proprietor simply having privilege: Clinton harbor sea food. noth ng; hns oysters long and round clans, scalops and all kinds hnny tribes, abundance for trouble talk ing them, and only stone throw house. First-class boating and bathing privileges. Terms, apply a26 It's MIR. s. B, J., 26 Temple Street
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First Class Residence for Sale.

First-Class Residence for Sale, fefA OWING to contemplated change in business
 iIa location the ensuing fall offer my residence,
 III. corner of East Grand and Ferry streets for sale This is by far the finest place in Fair Haven Lot iSlxSO feet, well stocked with every variety of tieustone, contains ten rooms, all heated by steam also gas and Water stationary range and wash tubs Large barn and carriage house; accommodations for Ave horses; gas and water; room for man. Large 'hennery and garden Parties meaning business can apply on the premises.
 mys1 If FREDERICK " BABCoCK.
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4A The fine residence of the late Samuel Russell, #iia corner of Park and George streets only five E.U minutes walk from the postofnce. The house h large and modern style, with all the conveniences usually found in strictly hrst-claHa house. 15e feet on Park street. 220 feet George street. ming through to Spruce street. The grounds are stocked with trees and vines bearing choicest ya Heties of fruit in great abundance The house with I6 feet on Park street running through to Spruce street. including barn, will be sold separate f. de- sired. Apply to E. BLlAOKMAN
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Rea Gstate.

FOR RENT. | 4SAA TWO TsNEMENTS Hn house No. Clark
 Taer and em ao one pood Ror for sn15 ss1e; }, 1nqu1re on TEE pRF.,1srs TO RENT, 1 @AAA Lower tenement of five rooms. Good To- | E4:I ap25 If 1894 ST. JOHN STREET. FOR RENT, skS44 A first class house. 10 rooms, with all the l zE:i street House No. s sylvan avenue, near 6owaTd syenue, 1o rooms modern no i%%proyements % room 5, Hoadley building. co,,sroov TO RENT. ,hAaA The fine ReBi8es 33 Howe street. ETTIIH furnished in part, will rented for three &!.l mantIls from May fl first to August first to ap25 sts L.F. COMsTocK. FOR RENT. &s&A The lower part {with three chambers) of a iia the modern conveniences and improvements Rent ss25 per year Also s, several rooms oyer 5s ap22 Geo. Wm- Peck.
 House to Rent, AE*sA Situated at "A Grown street. For particu- ::Ii ap2s steod. II KENs1NeToN STREET.
 FOR SALE,
 AeaSs AHoMESTEAD consisting of House, Barn 55Id and two acres of Land situated in the town
 
 ven, about half hours drive from the city. Land well stocked with fruit trees there is also fine gar den. For cash it is most desirabee bargain Also for sale, secondhand Pheton, in frst-class order Inquire of T. c. SLOAN,
 Real Estate Agent, New Haven, Or address Box 567, Birmingham, Conn. a16.1 25,29 2tw
 TO RENT,
 IaSA ROOMS Nos 6, and Is in Mitchells Build iia ing 308 Chapel street Inquire of EAd ma1O eodtf M. HERKITY, Room No. 6.
 TO RENT. &fsA Five rooms on second floor of house 5O6 N#Sssa Howard avenue. Convenient and In good or ES.ll der Inquire at ap2S 3teod4 81 YORK STREET.
 FOR RENT. AE4aa 31 ASYLUM STREET, House and Barn rent | Eaa;;sssH low to responsible party. Apply to ENiIH VIM H. WHEELER, Room IA, 2sS Chapel Street, Phoenix Building a23 6t#
 TO RENT. %e@, House on College street, $500 FA55.I House on Portsea street, 156 EAlI House Crown street, 325 House on Dwight street, 800 House Ed street, N6 House Lincoln street, S25 House on Trumbull street. 800 tenements in Merwius Block, 16S to l92 \
 MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE, ap23 237 Chapel street.
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SailbOat for Sale. EH1GHTEEN feet long, eight feet beam, cat-rigged HH newly painted. all in sailina order: price S66 inquire Ak 28 CONGRESS AVE, lie fl s
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WANTED.

SITUATION WANTED, A YOUNG MAN would like position book "A keeper sistant. Best of references given. Address
 ap23 St F. o. BOX 52n
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w A NTEn

 EpY GOOD boy, situation waiter CT as doe tor's boy, and is willing make himself useful in any capacity. Apply at apps 2ts S7 STARR ST. NewhallyiIIe.
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For Sale or Exchange,
For Sale or to Rent.

Ass FOUR city lots, each 50 by 13Ofeet. House and
 &399A lot in West Haven. Also brick house in High MH street, lot AS by 156 feet. Address
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FOR RENT

FOR KENT, yS4s4s THE brick house No. 221 Elm street. modern EsfSd improvements, Il rooms rent $4l5 EA The brick house No. Al Bradley street, mo l. ern improvements, 12 rooms. rent S36O. No. 54 Prince street, 10 rooms, rent $500 No. III Hill street, roems rent $276 No 29 Daggett street, first story rent SIS per month No. 1O6 Howe street, 2d story. rent S12 per month No. 30 Ward street, 1st story, rent SIS per month No. 92 Newhau street, rooms, whole house, $15 per month
 No. 122 Greenwich avenue, 1ss and 2nd stories. Apply to B. L. LAMBE 1T, a26 3tF 340 Chanel street.
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FOR RENT.

A&AA FROM May 1st, desirable store in Flagg g %siiI Block, 189 Grand street. good stand for any EEs.l kind business, at present occupied dry goods store. Inquire of
 ANDREW J. CUTLER, ap 19 I2t AZ Lyons street.
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LOST, N-) A LIGHT brown setter dog; answers to @A name of sfC1uard.'' The finder will be suit ably rewarded by returning same to
 W1LMOT k WARNER. a26 2t& West Haven.
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9eal Gstate.
Sale or to Rent.

For Sale or to Rent. AE@A double two-story house and barn, with siz lssi Main street. one mile north of the New Eng. land Railroad. Also for Bale two-story dwelling street. one-fourth mile from the New England rail rad For particulars apply 2 to Alqnzo St ne, near ap22 6ts ss Ed street. New Haven. FOR RENT. &sSS Two tenements in Hellers Block, each five
 o9 : sog a gs ssa sRs wE water No. Lewis street. Fair Haven, s per month. Two month ID sE sns No PTS Grand sree with Ret and cold water, water closet and bath rooms Apply ap21 If Room ], Yale National Bank building
 TO RENT,
 shEA Fine residence in brick bleck west side of Fid College street. corner of Greve 1s rooms with Tor floor large yard and garden
 Double house. 11o Grove street seven rooms in each city and well ws,er; large yards separate. Rent moderate tq p gooaS at tenants; M W.Rn ,.o co,an ap21 or ALFRED WALKER, go Orange street
 For Sale or Rent, AfAA In East Haven, ten ninutes walk from #iI eighteen rooms, conveniently arranged for two or four families also Barn with accommoations for visx near school; rent log Inqg5ss q
 FOR RENT.
 1E4A THE large modern brick house No. 9l Olive @ssia street, corner Home Place at reasonable #lV rent to good tenant from May 1st An con- veniences. Inquire of E. E. BRADLEY a20 St At office corner York and Grove Streets
 PEW RENTALS.
 Trinity Church. VNHE pews that are for rent in this church will be N disposed of on Wednesday evening" April 27th and the committee having that matter in charge viii be fin attendance at the church that evening from [ to o'clock for that purpose PER ORDER Register copy. a25 St
 
 ReaI Gstate.
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SITUATION WANTED.

nPERATORS for W. X ". machines by power " Steady work, E. MERMIN'S SON,
 ap23 St 3S3 State streat
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Wanted Immediately,

Wanted Immediately, A good energetic Salesman. Good references re- quired Salary $,5 per week Call from to 10 8. n. or 6 to D. m, over Norton's Clothing Store. 256 Chapel street.
 ap11 E. F. BERTRAM.
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A GIRL to do the cooking, washing and ironing "A of private family. Apply between h or after p. st 2I3 ELM ST. a26 If
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TO RENM
FOR SALE.

jR4s The suit of offices over our banking houge iia corner of Chapel and Orange streets. A ratis- iN factory party obtain 8 lease for a term of years. Apply on the premises
 f1Otf W T. HATCH & SONS
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WANTED SMART, energetic young man in 8 retail store. NRAddress BOX S99. a26 2t
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WANTED

SITUATION WANTED, YVNO do general housework in private family Call 1 at NO. 116 YORK ST. a26 It's
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For Sale ata Bargain,

RA First-Class House on College street, Es!!H with all the Improvements, in fine order price E5lI and ter s made easy 4farge stnccOed House, with all modern inn provements, good style, 12 rooms; small amount ot money required.
 FOR RENT number of good Houses, some with Barns. Money loan good security ReaI Estate Omce Az Church Street, Room Hoadley Building. Omce open evening" 1s Fe COASIOC4As
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WANTED,

WANTED, FNWO good painters an sn,art boy, about 15 CT l 1 years old. Call between 12 and o'clock at a26 2t. 105 ORANGE ST.. lup stairsN.
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HAGENsTEIS-WIssERT- this city, April 1s, by Rev. 0. H. Siebke, Hermann Hagenstein to Miss Minnie O. Wissert all of this city. cHATFIELD-BRECK-InB Breeksville, ohio April 12th, E. A. Chatfeld of this city, and Miss E. M. Breck of the former place.
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FOR RENT.

OAA AOAA4N 3
 1aA Stcre and Tenement, Broadway; I'd floor, Sziii Orchard street, Whalley avenue $10; 2d A.N floor % Auburn street whole House, Clinton
 avenue, near Grand street s15; whole House. Middle town avenue; whole House, i37 Henry street.
 For Sale-Two-family House and Barn in the west
 ern part of the city, g 3O0 one, Clinton avenue
 John street, Atwater street, Whitney avenue, Dwight
 srtet Orchard street. place on Ferry street ali to be sold cheap. Oface hours-12 to daily 2 to evenings. A. M HOLMES. mh5 69 Church Streaf
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TO RENT,

x#Aa THE fine 3-story brick house 223 York Eiia street, corner of Library street,, house con- AEV tains 16 rooms all in good order, modern i'm provements To trst-class tenant rent will be req sonable. For particulars call st
 H1NMANS REAL ESTATE AGENCY, DI...-.al al. SA.-azA
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Local Weather Report. SIGNAL OFFICE. NEW HAVEN, Conn.,l
 April 25 1SS1 [
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NV NTED

 A GOOD boy, about l5 or l6 years old wages A small and work light Call at 106 Crown street between and 4. EVANS R26 lt+
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TO RENT.

AA HOUSE No. 53 Hallock street; one or two k55ssiii J. A. WOoD's,
 ap2l St 13 Exchange Building.
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RarnnSFnr Sale.

&&A In Clark building, ST Church street two pal
 ssH largs off es. connected with folding doors an E&lN with all modern improvements, walls frescoeo All in complete order. Inquire of
 ap21 2w MASSENA CLARK