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Governments closed steady as follows:
Now York Produce Market.

FLOUR-Generally quiet, closing weak Southern
 steady and in moderate demand at s4 T5ae6 50 for interior to very choice shipping extras.
 WHEAT.-Fairly active, strong and 1-6 10 higher; sof sales of No Red Winter at $1 23A of Nos do., si 1s; of White at S1 19ssa$1 go 16 Mixed Win ter at q 1e. -'-s
 CORN-Iu moderate demand and generally weak spot sales of No at 5813a59; Mo- at s6as65<, and of steamer at 575<. ]
 0ATs,-Fair demand and k as4 higher; No. White, =: No g. A5sk No. mixed Assa44zs; No. 8, 44s<. 6 RYE AND BARLEY-Eomina1. PORK-In moderate demand and firm; ordinary mess for early delivery $I5.00as15 25.
 I.ARD-pull and prices shade higher; spot sales of western steam Ut $1o s2as0 ga, and city do, at s1e TO. .tls REEF AND CUT MEATS-Unchanged- ff5f E SPOT iCoTToN-Quiet and easier; midlands, 10 I1-I6 futures steady szsssE -a--l ssiF 4WHISKY-NominAl BUTTER-New creamery choice, 34aS5c good, 32s Ss; do fair 3Oa31; State dairy, half hrkin tuh choice 78aS0; fair, 24a25.
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Italy.

ss A woman's Audience With the Pope.
 ROME, March 2s.-A woman with peeu- liar air managed to see the Pops to-day. She said she had a matter of great importance to lay immediately before him. She told Leo the Thirteenth that she had knowledge of 8 plot for the murder of both himself and Cardinal Peoci, and that the plot was on the very verge of being put into execution. She was soon contradictory in her story and seemed to lose the thread of it. The Pope believing her to be of unsound mind sent her away.
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THE WEST.
Nebraska.

Losses by the Great Flood.
 OMAHA, March 2S.-It will be several days before the news of the loss of life by the late floods can be ascertained in cke towns along the Platte. Photographic warnings sent by the railroads prevented the most disastrous consequences, but the loss to property can scarcely be estimated. The actual damage to railroad property will reach nearly a mil lion, while bridges to the value of $500. 0.00O have been swept away by the raging waters Hardly spot on the line of the Platte from Duncan to Valley station escaped damage and the loss in personal property, stock, houses, barns and out buildings has been fearful.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

NEW YORK, March 2S, 1881. The Stock Market to-day was strong and buoyant throughout and under active buying movement prices advanced sharply, led by the Chesapeake and Ohio shares. the Vanderbilt shares and coal roads, The highest quotations of the day generally rent at the close and the market left of with the strongest ones prevailing.
 [Closing prices reported over the private wire of BUNNELL & SCRANTON, Bankers and Brokers.l N1c,rr AIarc 9
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New York City.

NEW YORK, March 2S.
 Hugh J. Jewett sent letter to the United States International Commission today de- clining the presidency rendered vacant by the resignation of General Grant. He could not accept the position without neglecting other important interests. w. H. Wander bilt and other representative men are now spoken of in connection with the presidency. General Grant, Mrs. Grant, U. s. Grant, jr., MT. Dawson, the Generals secretary, and Senor Matias Romera took their departure for Galveston and Mexico this morning.
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Slipping throue,, t,a resaI Mesh..

#s1pP1nB Ihrough Che Legal Meshes. 5 LONDON. March 2s.-The tugs sent to the Lizard to intercept the Anchor line steamer Australia to arrest John Coleman for com plicity in the effort to blow up the Mansion House with compressed powder failed to sight the steamer on account of the darkness of the night. The Globe says another effort will be made te board the steamer before her arrival in American waters.
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THE OLD WORLD.
Great Britain.
The Basatos Re.u,ns War;

The basWtOs Resume War. 9el
 LONDON, March 2s.-A Cape Town des- patch to the colonial office states that the peace which was patched up between the Ba- sutos and the Colonial government has been broken and that hostiIities have already been resumed. Later Intelligence from the interi- or speaks of undeeisive skirmishing at Lee bre, Mosure and Blocks Iieuten1nt Law renee is reported to have been killed at Lee bre. The Basutos are said to be strongly in strenched at Bobka ridge and an important battle is imminent.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEW YORK, March 28.-Arrived, the Suevia from Hamburg, the Arizona from Liverpool, the Volmer from Havre.
 Southampton the Strasburg from Baltimore for Bremen.
 Liverpool-Arrived,t the Iowa and Palestine from Boston, the Erin from New York.
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AHAA LOCATED in the most desirable part of the
 ;''H city, 10 minutes from the colleges The house D. ENiN is modern in every respect, contains a large number of rooms all heated by steam; Barn and Carriage House complete. The grounds are very large and airy tastily decorated with every variety of shade and fruit trees, fountains and statuary. There two very large and handsome graperes hot and cold, producing abundance of choice fruit. The conservatory perfect containing large varie ty of the choicest plants and flowers. The owner will, if desired, keep the grounds and premises in order. These premises be rented for year, or for a term of years. For particulars, call on
 t-. L. B. AMMAN,
 CTl,r1rcl clh hraok
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Beaeonsfield serIou.1v I,1.

LONDON, March 29.-Lord Beaconsfeld's illness caused much alarm last night. His complaint is asthma combined with gout, and his friends are much alarmed at his condi- tion. His doctor remained with him all night Sunday, but at the latest accounts his condi ton was more hopeful.
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Ireland.

Land Leaguers Cnsubdued. DUBLIN, March 2S.-A land meeting was
 held in Tipperary to-day. The parish priest
 boasted that the coercion act had left Boy cotting untouched Dillon, in his speech,
 affirmed his attack on the judges, and advised
 tenants not to pay unjust rents except at the bayonet's point.
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FOR SALE

&kAA. At bargain, the fine House and Lot S6 EtsiiH whalley The house has parlors dining Eiil room and kitchen on first floor nine cham bers; well supplied with closets; gas, water and sewer connections, with good well of water and all modern convenienees newly painted, and in good order. If not sold will be for rent May 1st. For par ticuIars inquire on
 mhs 17ts- . THE PREMISES,
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Crockett & Futile Co.,, NO. 9I GOFFE STREET

Committee on Sewers. TNHE Committee on Sewers will meet st room No. l Il, City Hall at 71 o'clock Wednesday evening" March 30th, 1881, and will consider the following matters:
 Petition for the extension of Silver street. from Cedar street to Washington street. and on How ard avenue, from Washington street to Congress
 
 Petition for sewer Elm street. from Dwight street to University Place, and University Place from Elm street to Whalley avenue.
 Petition for a the norther)y side Of Whaey avenue from Sperry street to Orchard street.
 Petition for 8 sswer on Norton street from Derby avenue to Chapel street.
 Petition for sewer on Vernon street from Congress avenue to Davenport avenue Petition for 8 sewer Washington street from Congress avenue to Cedar street
 Petition for @ sewer Gill street from Chapel street to Martin street. Petition for Elm street from State street to Orange street.
 Petition for sewer on James street from Quinni- piac river to Wolcott street.
 Petition for private sewer on Wall street from High street to First Church Home. a Parties interested and desiring to be heard are quested to be present. g &A E&= &,&
 By direction of the chairman.
 ma29 2t c. E. FOWLER. Clerk
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RsaI Eststs,
For Sale or Exchange at a Bar

For Sale or Exchange at a Bar Is se gain,
 ~, FOR House or Building Lots in the city. A Nssd cheerful convenient house. containing twelve e1 rooms, fine cemented cellar with furnace, good well and cistern barn and henneriesS lot 100xS76 feet, we'll stocked with choice fruit grapes apples pears, plums etc., etc. Address ' -E.s . < ma22 If P. O. Box 103. westville, Conn. RSa ONE house on State street, near Bradley, Il 1Hs4 ley, rooms each; tenement on Orchard One lars Brick Barn. with extshtye shed and yard room; will aecommodake 35 horses. Ono @story Factory, with 20-horSe water power. Also for sale exchange House PorseA street. one House Eaton street. Inquire at No. go Grown ''1Ssss @ssaa aIosoN HALL 5
 N-sF3 l3-@ TO RENT. 1-1 @sE- as-2s de&A Part of House No. 18O East Grand street. cor ssid of Ferry, with stable lll~ BRICK Dwelling House Mo- 62 Olive street. Large Dwelling House cor. Chapel and Norton sts. Stores and Of6ces in Whites Block, Church and Center streets. Apply to- CHA9. A WHITE. : ma10 If 60 Church Street.
 TO RENT.
 Ae$As FOUR Rooms on the third floor of l21 Park iid street, with bath room privileges on the sec- E.iE ond. Also four rooms on the hrst floor of II Martin street, A WHEELER,
 ma23 115 Park Street.
 Furnished House For Rent. ieAA Abeautifully furnished house to rent on ka.0 owner is not willing to rent to those having young children, or for boarding houss Apply to
 HORACE P. HOADLEY
 ma2l If A r Hoadley Building.
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FOR SALE OR RENT,

The Spacious Four Story Brick Store,
 %RAA No 296 State street, nov occupied by B. H. WsiH Douglass < Sons. The lot is 217lx170: the A!lA building is about 100 feet in length, THOR OUGHLY BUILT. and well provided with everything desirable for first class business It's location makes it of the most desirable stores State street to carry any kind of mercantile business. There is also very fine brick barn that be leased with the premises if desired.
 Call at Hinman's Real Estate Agency, H. s. Dawson, at New Haven Water Co.'S office. ma26
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New HaVen.. 2,SSZ The total population by districts under the new apportionment, not including the cities of Hartford, New Haven and Bridgeport, which constitute districts by themselves, is as follows, the grouping being by counties ::
 .. HARTFORD COUNTY. Second district 27,s4z; Third, 26,59s. and Fourth 28,379.
 NEW HAVEN COUNTY. Fifth district, So,Ose; Sixth. SO7ss, and Seventh
 NEW LONDON COUNTY. Ninth district a. ITS Tenth, 25. O33. and Eleventh A,51s.
 FAIRFIELD COUNTY. Twelfth district, 27,64s; Thirteenth, 27,51o, ana Fifteenth. 27,6s3.
 wINDHAM COUNTY. Sixteenth district, 2.5s4, and Seventeenth 2O6s7 LITCHFIELD COUNTY. Eighteenth district, 17,744 Nineteenth 17759, and Twentieth, 6,54O.
 MIDDLEsEx COUNTY. Twenty-frst district, 17,1s2, and Twenty second 1S,455.
 POLAND COUNTY. 12214.
 The principal changes are in Hartford, New Haven and Fairfield counties, where the ex- cess of population lies, each county getting an additional district. and the cities of Hart ford, New Haven and Bridgeport constituting three separate districts. Some changes of lines in other counties in order to secure as fair distribution of population as possible have been made and the renumbering of dis tricts has been required to conform to the new order of things.
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na24 tf
FnR RFNT

:=s, large room on Chapel street,up one flight oi ssiiA stairs; suitable for photographer, tailor Miy dressmak1ug. or for Cficfs also connected with it next story. rooms suitable for bedrooms water and closet connections. Inquire of
 ma26 Ct WALLACE B. PENN & co.
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F,irst-Class Residence for sale.

AhAA OWING to contemplated change in business
 sssa location the ensuing fAI 0Her my rssidence
 MiI corner of East Grand and Ferry streets, for sala This is by far the finest place in Fair Havsn Lot 131x230 feet well stocked with every variety of fruit bearing condition. House built of feundA- ton stone, contains ten rooms, all heated by steam also gas water, stationary range and wash tuba Large barn and carriage ho1se accommodations for i've horses: gas and water; room far LArge hennery and garden Parties meaning husiness can aIP,y RSsp 19 a tns Prs'n'' FREDER1oK ". BABooCK.
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Russia.

Intimidation Of the New Czar.
 PARIS, March 2S.-A telegram from ID. j" the Nihilist correspondent of the Iatransi- geant at Geneva, received this morning, de- clares that if Sophie PEowsky is condemned and executed the Czar will perish. E
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Another Threat by tn. Nih,list..

Another Threat by the Nihilists.
 BERLIN, March 2s.-A great sensation has been created here by the announcement that the Grown Princess had received letter sta ting that her husband would be murdered during his attendance at the Czar's funeral
 The Prince of Wales to-day invested the Czar with the order of the garter. The cere- mony was very quiet.
 The Czar will not be crowned till religious peace is established in Poland
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A 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 conyenien- ces Unexceptfonable neighborhood- Reasonable rates: without board Address
 ma19 If HOME PLACE. COURIER Ofhce.
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~ FOR SALE,
 hAA House and Lot No ST East Pearl street must EEs!g he zold Also on the same street very beau sf fffui house. price s3, coo Another at bargain. g Woolsey treet Other properties in the above To- calities for sale - = -
 RENTS WANTED. 2 Houaes and Tenernents in all parts of the city. -------I-------- FOR RENT Millinery Store Tenement above 193 Whalley ave. 5IO Orchard street. 612 Orchard street. s9DwslIino Houmeg in Fair Haven East. Es E WANTED.
 $500 on well located city lot worth three times the arroonnt W.P. NILES,
 Real Estate and Loan Agent, rnaas 19t 270 Chapel Street.
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Beautiful Residence To Rent.

Omce, State st., cor. Elm, TOdd's Bloeh ma12
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FARM AT AUCTION.

SEsS THE Farm formerly owned by Capt. Isbell, ktsiH situated in the town of Milford, miles from
 iV the center and miles from this city, contain ing 130 of excellent land with buildings in excellent condition, with stock and tools will be of fered for sale at public auction Tuesday March 29 at 10 o'clock g. m., on the premises.
 For full particulars see handbins at the auction eer's B. Lake) ofce 65 Church street. New Haven. ma24 St THERON A. TODD,
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THE CHILDRENS HOME AND NURSERY
 HAS removed from 167 George street to 40 Jewell III street, where children of all ages are boarded as usual Terms very moderate
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OAACC AAVGAACJ A&AAAAA g . ma26
 THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, Centrally located, will be sold April 7th, 1881,
 at 10 o'clock a. m., On the premises. at Public Auction, unless previous
 ly disposed of at private sale, ke4A The commodious and genteel residence of llist the late John J. Phelps, Esq, No. Wooster E5lll Square. This house contains sixteen finished rooms, and is supplied with modern improvements, gas, furnace, water and sewer connections The lot has frontage of sixtyeght feet on Wooster Square, over two hundred feet deep with conveniently ar ranged barn and greenhouse in running order. about 68 feet 90 feet deep on the rear of the above premises frontage on Chestnut street. Also the valuable lot on the northwest corner of Chapel Chestnut street, about IDA feet front by 12s feet deep, together with the large double dwell ing houss standing thereon, and supplied with gas, water and sewer connections well arranged house for first class boarding house or private res 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 Fast Water street.
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For Sale at a Bargain.

3f93 HE dwelling house NO. 2IU Ferry street,
 ssH consisting of Il rooms with all the modern inn EiII provements Lot 100 feet on Ferry street and 152 Pine street. with barn 20 feet by 28 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 minutes walk of depot and eight minutes of the post office, very low. Also desk room Chapel street. Inoufre of W. H. WHEELER,
 maI8 If Room 14, 298 Chapel street
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Rare Business Opportunity. PARTY having $4 900 to $5 GOO to invest can pur- A. chase well established, permanent and proft- able business located in this city Reason selling i'll health Address, giving name and address in full R. B. s., P. O. Box 345, New Haven.
 All communications strictly confidential.
 ma2q 3t# '
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FOR RENT
EOR. RENT

SeAA A FURNISHED house at 94 Hill street, with all
 sia the modern Improvements, good well of water ,U 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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EnwARD ENGET.

All and 443 State Street, New Haven, Ct., Money Loan Od1ce. IT LIBERAL advances in sums to suit, win be made U on Merchandise and Personal Property of every
 description All legal transactions strictly conhden- tiAl. ja4 3na
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FOR SALE, arn UHE ITEnT ATE FR EM0V AL,

AND IMMEDIATE REMOVAL,
 ,AaAS THE Wooden Buildings formerly occupied ;..H by the New Haven Car Co.,, on the line of the Sii New Haven and Northampton Railroad at New haivie These buildings consist Of blacksmith shop with nine chimneys large shed attached to the large tached to the brick engine building also two story building in of blacksmith shop and on line of the rafIroad An 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. Supt- of New Haven Car Head Lining Works at factory Thompson street. Newhall- vile, or of the subscribers.
 .oso. E T,aSs E eRE5LEgiI a1MsiIEAn Trustees.
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AnAA The fine residence of the Late Samuel RusseI,
 NH corner of Park and George streets, only five
 6il minutes walk from the postofnce. The house lnrpb and modern style Wifh all the oonVenienoes usually found in strictly hrstcass house. Lot 159 feet on Park street. 220 feet George street, run ming through to Spruce street. The grounds stocked with trees and vines bearing the choicest rietes of fruit great abundance. Tho house with T5 feet on Park street running through to Spruce street. including barn. will be sold sepaEste # de-
 ni5 iSx York st., COT. Chapel st.. New Haven.
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FOR RENT.

AesAsA Store and Tenement, Broadway; 2d floor.
 ssssH Orchard street. near Whalley avenue, $10 2d iU floor 29 Auburn street whole House, Clinton avenue near Grand street. Sl5; whole House, Middle town avenue; whole House, 137 Henry street. For sale-Two- family House and Barn in the west part of the city s2 SOO one. Clinton St. John street. Atwster street, Whitney avenue, Dwight street. Orchard street. and nice place Ferry street all to be sold cheap. Office hours-12 to daily, to evenings. A. M HOLMES,
 nb5 6o Church 6treef
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aE4A FROM May 1st, new brick houses of Il rooms @sM each, situated about 12 minutes walk from .V City Market have all 1he modern con- Veniences and will be rented low. Apply to
 -.r' r.. B. MANVILLE & CO.,, Carriage factory 20 Wooster, or house 70 wooster mali if
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ROOMS TO RENT. ke4A. 3o3 CHAPEL STREET. Floors and Lofts to EssiiH let. Inquire at Room 15. Eisii ma25 E. [. BASSETT
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ROR RENH

kkSA THREE-STORY basement and attic brick XII house, corner of College and Grove streets, .iil with all the modern improvements; house in perfect repair Also two tenements l06 and 1,0 Grove street, between College and High streets
 ALFRED WALKER, 85 Orange Street, ma15 tf g.or F. M. WARD, 1so College Street.
 TO RENT,
 6sToRE, corner Wha1ey avenue and Orchard street. o Excellent stand for grocery store. Houses to rent, all over the city. Inquire of E.-..sssg sfe22 tf ssF52 JACOB HELLER,
 1YAIE BUILDING.
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FOrSaleOr Exchange.

sA HAVE Building Lot 15Ox100 feet facing on Rowe Peck and English streets, Fair Hayen also State street, and another on Sycamore street. will sell them at very price easy payments, exchange for small house. VIII. GAY,
 = GAY BROTHERS,
 mas 256 Chapel Street.
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LOCAL NEWS.
The Senatorial Districts.

Report of the Committee on Reappor-
 tionmemt.
 The committee on the reapportionment of Senatorial districts, Senator Hayward chair man on the part of the Senate, and Hon. John M. Hall, of ,Windham, for the House, submitted their report to the General Assem- bly, yesterday afternoon. By this report it is recommended that the cities of New Haven, Hartford and Bridgeport be constituted dis tricts by themselves. The new apportion- ment for New Haven county is as follows:
 New Haven County. 4
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Houses for Sale.

NHA THE large brick residence No. 31 High
 iia street, between Chapel and Crown street, con
 iV taining eighteen rooms, with all modern inn provements very substantially built and convenient ly arranged. Lot 67xl46 feet, centrally located high ground 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 1st will be offered rent to private family. Inquire of
 THOMAS c. LEWIS or GEORGE H. FORD. nalq 12t Q
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FOR RENT

he%A FIVE rooms on second floor of 139 Chestnut
 :ssa street, between Chapel and Greene, with city Hisk water and gss, to gentleman and wife; price $16 per month. Inquire on the premises first floor,
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IfaAA Ffrs1-class House, EYfth modern .ssa Emprovem ents, good lot with barn, situAted
 l on nne agenne, iron ting on i've streefa, can bs seen at any time For particuarG cAn at Room No. d16 e L. r. COMST0CK,
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For Sale or Exchange,

els TO RENT. tS seSa ROOMS Nos. 6, g and 15 in Mitchells Build 4iiiia ing, 3O8 Chapel street Inquire of
 tipd na10 eodtf M HERRITY Room No. a.
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few experienced Boners and a few girls to learn Boning.
 Straight Stitchers and Joiners; also learners sttchefs to work at home Work delivered called for.
 few experienced women Ironers also a few to learn few experienced Paper Box Makers steady work and highest wages
 ma00f a
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F0R SALE.

AZ, HOUSE No 315 0rehsrd street. House is in sssH good order suitable fer two families Lot is MlI 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
 MERWIN1S REAL ESTATE OFFICE, ma16 G37 Chanel Street.
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FOR RENT,
ROR RENT

MessA Store 79 Orange street.
 lV Store 35 Grown street.
 Also Rooms and offices in 270 Chapel and T9 Orange street. THOMAS R. TROWBRIDGE, JR., m2tf 79 Long Wharf.
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FOR. RENT

LNROM May 1st desirable store in F1agg's block 1' 1sO Grand street good stand for any kind of business At present occupied dry goods store. Inquire of
 ANDREW J. CUTLER rna29 St. 42JIyon Street