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A GOOD GIRL for general houseEork: rnrat un- A derstand plain cooking thoroughly. Also, A young girl between l6 and IS years of age to tAke charge of small children and assist second work best references required situation April lst elegant opportunity for girls who are desirouA of
 Ina25 tf .C. M. E . this neH.,a
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WANTED.

a SITUATION az housekeeper or to take charge "a of widowers family by American woman with a boy years old home more of an object than wages. Inquire at
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ReaI Gstate.
STORES TO RENT.

V SSfGA STORE 293 Grand street. formerly Ben- Es;iI hams shoe Store;" possession May 1st Store EG.IM and Tenement 136 Liberty street. cor. Prince : modern, in good order good location. Store and Ten ement 85 Broadway. corner York Square.
 H. F. HOADLEY, Open evenings. Room Hoadley Building St
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Mir. Foster, Chief Secretary for Ireland Irish suspects, said if in order to stop mur
 derous outrages in Ireland stronger measures were needed by the government, he would ask Parliament to resort to such measures. Great cheering followed the announcement.
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WANTED
WANTEn

fE=7 responsible party wants small rent {sinEle E4;iH house preferred). twenty minutes walk from E.Y postofice. Address, stating prica-
 mas 3t+ ssW- F. c = Iox ll24 N H P O.
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DATEST wants capital to push il on the market. will give half interest party furnishing capt. ta will dispose of entire patent article wanted in every family. AddIess where interview can be
 ma29 Ztf J. w FORCE
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WANTED

YOUNG COUPLE, husband and wife. lately A landed. thorough farm hands. want situation together in the country; good home the main ob- lect much more than wages. Call for two days st
 ma29 It. G23 GRAND STREET.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
MARRIAGES.

MARCH % BUF RISES, 5.48 MooN SETS, HIGH WArEu BUN SETS, 62l BOG q. m. FPS a. m.
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WANTED.

THE country, a steady, strong and willing young man to assist about the stable, tsAmster groom and coachman must have good references. Apply by letter, giving full particulars, 10
 rna2S Ets .sN q +brs oTz-e
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FOR SALE,

sSs9s The spacious store and basement Mo- 194 SSiii Chapel street, in Quinnipiac building. rear TA,U entrance from Union street, and use of steam freight elevator; also if desired. Possession given May 1st. HENRY F. ENGLISH,
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WANTED.

A GOOD Carriage Trimmer. Apply to A ENGLISH < kIEESICk,
 mas 3t- Crown Street.
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PROPOSALS
 FOR ? Priintiingg Laws.

STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
 Secretary's Cfice Hartford March 27. 1882.( sSEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office oup to one o'clock p. m. of Wednesday, the 12th day of April, 188, for printing twenty-five thousand copies of the Public Acts of the present session of the General Assembly. Said proposals must be endorsed Proposals for Printing the Laws and addressed to the Secretary of state Hartford, Conn. Samples of the kind of paper to be used and all essary information will be furnished application to this office.
 Bidders are invited to be present at the opening of the bids at the above mentioned time.
 CHARLES E. SFARLS, ma29tapS Secretary.
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FOR RENT,

dts2s THE large and pleasantly located Brick H#s House 1O5 Martin street, having all convenient AHlI ces spacious lot will be leased from May for term of years to acceptable 6arty satis- factory terms. -
 fe27 If II. TROWBRIDGE, 2d. .
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Jh3SAs A HOUSE on Greenwich Avenue will be sold Eiii for about two o-thirds It's worth. Only small EI1I amount required down.
 MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFF1CE s
 Chapel Street.
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WANTEn

A SITUATION as cook in private family; good "A reference from her last place Apply for two days, up stairs, at
 mA2s 2t' 2s5 FAST STREET..
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HORACE P. HOADLEY,
 Real Estate Dealer, 2 Hoadley Building, 49 Church St. Office open evenings. m23 Following Desirable Property for
 Sale or to Rent:
 TO RENT, ItG4A FURNISHED, For one term of years, one EGi5 of the finest Residences on Prospect street. Elll Several very desirable furnished ages at Sayin Rock, for the season.
 FOR SALE, At a bargain, one Of the most convenient and best built Houses in the State, also on Pros rect Hill Two story French roof frame House, modern i'm, provements, Lot 40xl50, Sylvan avenue, near doWard avenue; can be bought for one-half original cost. Two story frame House. eleven rooms, stable in rear, Sylvanagenue; must be sold at once. Cottage frame House, rooms well arranged and in good repair; bargain.
 Very desirable modern House on Whalley avenue Two good Houses Lamberton street. Very desirable Building Lot on Sylvan avenue, near Howard 100xl50; most of the purchase money can remain on mortgage for indefinite time. Six hundred feet of Building Lots on Whalley ave- will be sold for enough to wipe out first mortgage
 
 Considerable Shore Property at Savin Rock.
 FOR SALE OR TO RENT. Very pleasant House on Main street, Westville 3 minutes from horse cars; IA rooms grounds 1Ox36O well stocked with choicest fruits carriage house premises; price of rent or purchase very low. Two very desirable furnished Cottages at Stony Creek, shore front.
 Also several places that have come into our hands by foreclosure and in settlement of estates.
 MILLS x NARSDEN, Attorneys, ma22 3OS Chapel Street, City.
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"ANTFn

$ SITUATION to do general hoUsework in a pri- A vate family. or chemberwork in a hotel. city references. Inquire st
 mag It. 1l HILL STRFET
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WANTED.

}s SUITE of Rooms with board i1 a p-1vzts Eiii family for gentleman, wife and daughter (S FIJI years old, where the comforts of a home can 9e had price not to exceed s35 per week Address
 mas St BOX q2g City
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ed at Westville, Jan 20, 1882 ja2I 2tawtfw1t

. s1Sas TWO large front rooms on the first floor Of Esiid the Insurance building, suitable for offices and EIiII insurance or banking purposes. Inquire at Room 6 NO. 370 CHAPEL STREET. mh11 I'm
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WANTED

A SITUATION by competent woman to cook A wash and iron, do general hOuseEork in private family reference given fl ured- Can bs for two days in the Of
 rna9o Its GFsC CT0py ETpErT
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VOL. l..
daants.
WANTED, ) oIS. Apply to MCSsOS & CO, maS 2t 6 Court Street.
WANTEn-
WANTED,

A SITUATION by good cook as such would "A help with washing; is fully competent; best Of city reference no objection to the country cards Call for two days at
 ma29 It. Z93 GRAND STREET.
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FHR, RENT.

IT OlN IOtIN N9 4Aaa FROM May 1st, six rooms on second floor EHsss5I 639 Chapel Street. Inquire .alla ma20 If ON PREMISES.
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JULIUS IVES.
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" isS$sa. WHOLE HOUSE Mo- 797 State stre ct; ga hIiiH and water and heated by furnace, and in first saiIl class order first floor $2l, second floor SIT Also first floor l37 Henry street. Inquire of
 A. M HOLMES, n1A
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WANTED,

A SITUATION by a competent girl to do gsperi "A houseworks or As second girl Inquire st
 ma2g It. l9S HAMILTON STREET.
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WANTED,

A SITUATION by q competent girl to do general "A houseBork or second work in private family good references given. Inquire zt
 mao 2t" los LAFAYETTE STREET.
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WANTED

A THOROUGHLY competent girl fo- general A housework; good reference required Apply at
 T7ag
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$$As TO PURCHASE or lease for term of years
 Xiii plot of ground for factory pJrpotes, contain EIE ing from 6,G0O to 900 square feet: would lease for term of years, suitable factory having from l5,000 to 25O0O square feet Of floor. Address ment
 ma28 3t' s. S. thts office.
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YdA RENk

1G4A FROM MAY 1st, strictly tirst-class ihree- s4i:I story Brick House. containing 13 rooms, with MI.sI attic, basement subcellar and spacious piaz- za in of the very best quarters of the city, four doors from Hillhouse avenue Rent low to good ten ant. Apply at 86 Trumbull street, or address
 na24 If P. O. BOX 842.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-29

BEAOH-In this city, Tuesday morning, March 28th, at one o'clock, Clark Beach, aged 69 years and 8 months.
 Services at Sylvan avenue on Thursday at ?. m. Burial later. PALMER-1n this city March 28th, Edith M,, daugh- ter of Eugene and Ida Palmer, aged IT days. Funeral this afternoon at o'clock from 94 Putnam street. FINClI-At her late residence in New York City. at a. m., Monday, March 27th, Charlotte IT, wife of l.. E. Finch. in the 9th year of her age. Friends invited to attend the funeral from the First Methodist Church in this city, on Wednesday, March 29th at 4 p. m. 2t* TREAT-In this city, March 27th, Deacon Atwater Treat, aged SI years.
 The funeral will take place Thursday next at the North Church at p. In. 2t*
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Dotels.
ORDER OF NO IICE.


 vS. Pleas S.5. FRANCIS HAWTHORNE ct al New Haven County,
 March Sd, 1882. TPON the complaint of Jared Benham, praying for reasons therein set forth for the foreclosure of mortgage of real estate in the town of Hamden, in New Haven county, pc nding before the Court of Common Pleas, to be held at New Haven within and for the county of New Haven the first Monday of April, 1882, and alleging thsren that Thomas Flaw thorne, late of said Hamden, now deceased, died seized and possessed of said morgaged premises and in the citation accompanying said complaint making the representations and creditors of said deceased par ties thereto.
 It appearing to and being found by this court that there is eyecutor administrator of said Thomas Hawthorne, deceased, therefore;
 Ordered That notice of the peGdency of said com paint be given by pub ishing this order in the JOURNAL AND COURIER newspaper printed in said New Haven county, once week for three weeks sue. cessvely, comme -cin9 or before the 22d day Of March, A. D., 1882.
 By order of the Court.
 JOHN $. FOWLER, Clerk. The foregoing Is true copy of the original notice 1na22 oaw St J. ". POND, Deputy Sheriff.
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New Haven Rufffe Co.'S COMBINATION TRIMMING
 A large assortment.
 ELLERY CAMP.
34S CHAPEL STREET. N0TTND

lI1@A9 u SHS CE1AE~EI STREET.
 NOTICE.
 h AVlNG purchased the real estate and machinery IA of the Lewis Beecher Go. Water street in tne clty o New Haven, possession to be given April lst so2 shall continue the general lumber busin ss making speciality of Southern Pine Flooring and SheAth1ng; also Flaming, Saving, Wood T rning and the manufacture of Sashes, Doors, Blinds and Mould lngs at the old stand of L. B. Co.,, No 100 East Wa ter street, in the firm name of GEO, ALLING & SON, shall be pleased to all the patrons of the late LeWls Beecher Co., and as many others as will fa- Tor us with call Our prices will be as low as the tafned by GEO ATJTNG ~
 GEO. A. ALLING, The business of Flaming, Saving, Wood Turning, aud manufacture ot Sashes, Doors, Blinds and Mould 1nRs also general lumber business will be conduct ed as heretofore, at the old stand, 136 East Water street. Tn the firm name of G. & T. ALLING & CO, where by strict attention to business we hone to 1t a continuance of the public patronage
 .THOS. ALIING.
 CHAS. E. ALLING.
 J. GIBB SMITH.
 E. J. ALLING.
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WANTED,
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,

4 SITUATION by respectable girl to do cham A berwork or second work, or general houseEork for small family; willing and obIiging; good refer ence if required. Apply for two days al
 rna29 IL 2l3 HAlrILTnN STREFT
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(Au:.:2:.:Y!Lo:.lNfssALE8 <: :.lf

(A!sz=z5 (AA.J4qNsaa4E5g 9saa
 s&hA two-family House at auction on Thursday Eaiii March 9th, at 12:30 noon the premises 1l3 aalW Exchange street, near corner Poplar; in good locality for rent as residence; gas city water etc. ma28 St W. S. SANFORD, Auctioneer
 FOR SALE.
 T355aA THE HOU1E Mo- 157 Meadow street, contain H9iii ing all modern Improvements; house in first Ai:I class order fresco, painted walls, etc., etc., amount required dowu the balance @ can @ remain on mortg ge; possession at any time- For further par ticulars, apply to owner. J. SONNENBERG,
 Real Estate and Loan Agency, ma28 238 Chapel Street.
 FOR RENT,
 sTssas The spacious store and basement No. 194 EA.il entrance from Union street. and use of steam freight elevator; also power if desired Possession ma27 If 92 Orange street.
 FOR RENT, BtsH15s ROOM WITH POWER, on fourth floor, Quin- I! nipiac Building, No. 198 Chapel street: Front 5as6 sSH with 'teaY T hsa and ma17-H 92 Orange Street.
 FOR SALE, x$sa HOUSE, lot and barn Chapel street, above kaI York House has all the modern conven- Eal fences Lot 51 feet front Chapel street and 2Sl mas5 @ as0p Apply 9 hspa sreet oty
 FOR RENT, {f@a. FROM MAY 1st the House 114 Olive st., E##:iH containing 10 rooms Has all the mod M.:Al errn Improvements and Is frst-cIass i'm il spects. CHARLES IVES, ma25 If 153 Church Street, Room l. Houses and Lots For Sale. ,hGae X fine esidence. located central, sHHiaI modern built, with all the Improvements l I.aI first-elass. in fine order. will be sold at bargain if sold soon.
 FOR RENT, To a reliable party a Brick House located cen- tral 10 rooms, modern improvements partly furnish ed or unfurnished. The owners would take ! table board i'm payment for rent, such ar rangeent may be agreeable to the parties. Pos- session the 1st of April. Also number of good ! Houses to rent. 49 Church Street. Room Hoadley Building Office open evenings. ma25 l.. r. COMSTOCK.
 TO RENT, ! ff@as FROM MAY 1st, strictly first-cass ihree- si:a story Brick House. containing 13 rooms, with lsU attic, basement, sub-cellar and spacious piaz of the best auarters of the city, four
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ELF of different nstiOnElities be supplied to E 1 private families, boarding houses, hotels and restaurants The proprietor of this establishment pays great attention in the choice of girls and before sending them to fill situations Calls from the country, st any distance, rnpty attended to-
 MRS. T. MULLIGAN.
 ma29 ga3 Grand street cor Oliza
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WANTED.

A 1oFE. 10dN' MAN about IS years old for 0n0s rna9a s.EEENs-r E 70
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Attention Veterans

Attention Veterans. TESHE members of the 2d Co. Gov. Foot Guard Vet 1 eran Association are hereby requested to attend meeting to be held at Union Armory, on Wednesday evening, March 29th, at o'clock SHARP, for the pur pose of making arrangements to attend the funeral of our deceased comrade Capt J. G. PHILE.
 ma2q 1t* Par or6ar of J,o,,,,,it+oo
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Having bought the stock of Lumber of The Lewis Beecher Co we desire to close out the entire stock by May lst 1882, to make for summer stock Ihose Tn want of any kind of hard wood or building materials will do well to call and examine.
 maZs u GEO. ALLING x SON.
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Robbery of .yeweEry

New York, 23.-Mary Mitchell, a
young Englishwoman who has half
a dozen aliases. was arrested on a
charge of robbing John H. Davis,
banker of $4,000 worth of jewelry,
the day after she entered into his
employ as goyerness. She is 81 years
old, very ladylike, and speaks ha'f
a dozen modern languages.
She claims that her brother is one of
the wealthiest of the English COO
per makers. She says she is worth
many thousand pounds which she
is unable to get possession of. When
she came to this city in June she
presented letter to the law firm of
Ransom 81 Co., and President Ar
thurs partner, from a friend of hers
in England, in which she was de-
scribed as a wealthy lady looking
for a child stolen from her, and
strongly commended her to their
care.
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Casualties.

Norfolk, Va, 24.-The steamer
ROUGTy was burned while landing at
Astoria for Baltimore. About 24O
bales cotton and some general
freight destroyed or damaged by
being thrown Overbord-
Philadelphia, 24.-There was a
collision between coal trains on the
Lehigh Valley Railroad resulting in
wrecking engines and many cars.
Ottawa, Ont, 24.-ElliOtt Hunter,
Alfred Jester and William Calder,
were drowned by the upsetting of a
boat.
Halifax, 24.-The steamer Dur
ham City, from New York, bound to
Newcastle, England, put in here
leaking.
Picton, Ont, 24.-Sehoouer Enter
prise, loading barley at West Point
store house, attempted to leave for
shelter, but went ashore. The yes
sci and cargo is total less. CIeW
saved.
Detroit, 24.-No further news
from the schooner on Colchester
reef. 1t is believed the crew es-
capped.
The new river propeller II. J..
Je1Cett is aground on the limekiln.
1t is thought she will be got off
when the water rises.
The schooner Morning Light
went ashore four miles north of
Ludington. The life saving crew
went to her rescue, but the lifeboat
capsized and the crew We're obliged
to swim ashore. A tug was then
procured which towed the surf boat
from Ludington and succeeded in
rescuing all the men.
Cincinnati, 24.-The county treas
Urer has sued four of the national
banks Of this city, to recover an
alleged deficiency in the taxes. The
amount of claims aggregate $131,-
600.
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Tnrf Talk

Nashville, 24.-W. A, Engerman,
proprietor of the Brighton Beach
course, passed here this morning
for New Orleans, to complete nego-
tiations for the purchase of the race
track in that city by a syndicate of
turf men. He expects to begin the
races the first of next year, ana con-
tinue probably until April. The
Mobile, Memphis and Nashville
meetings following in close consec-
utive order. The spring campaign
will give an unbroken chain of race
meetings throughout the year.
Chicago, 24.-Ihe Chicago Driving
Park has offered sixteen stakes to
be rien for at the summer meeting
from June 9th to July 9th 1882.
Six are for two year olds, five fol
three year Odds, five for all ages, an
aggregate OF $4,000 added money, tC
close January 18th 1888, except three
which are post sweepstakes. Ii
addition the association offer foul
stakes for the summer meeting OF
1854 TO close April I'd, 1888 and one
for 1885.
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FOREIGN.

Brussels, 24.-The trial of the
brothers Leon and Armand PeltZer.
charged with the murder in Janu-
airy last, of Bernays, an Antwerp
barrister, began on Monday. In
tense interest is felt in the case.
Dublin, PA man named Nee,
implicated in the Joyce murder,
was arrested in Galway. Two
farmers has been desperately beaten
by a gang Of men in MAYO.
London, 24.-Richard O'Shaugh-
messy, member of parliament for
Limerick, is reported appointed per-
manent under secretary for Ireland.
Constatinople, 24.-The Monten-
grin question is amicably settled
between the Porte. Russia and Aus
tria. The commission will leave
very soon to settle the frontier
question.
London, 24.-Parliament will pro-
badly be summoned to meet in Jan
uary.
L1llywhite. ST., the well-known
cricketer, is dead.
Rome, "A. In recognition of
Frederick Balkman's generosity in
having presented to Italy, the house
IN New York, once tenanted by
Garabaldi, the municipality Ct
Clvlta Vecchla has conferred the
freedom of the city on Balkman.
Cairo. 24.-Lord Dufferin has
urged upon the KhediYe the neces-
slty of expediting the formation of
the gen dGTmerie in order to allow
an early withdrawal of a portion
OF the British army of occupation.
Paris, 24.-In the cathedral rob
berry thirty-two articles in all were
stolen, including six chalices, two
monstrances and seven royal crowns.
The total entrinsic value is esti-
mated at 100000 francs.
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Railroad Racket.

Omaha, Nob., 24.-St. Paul and
Omaha and Illinois Central freight
line makes rate of 25c. on all freight
from Omaha to Chicago, regardless
of classification.
Omaha, Neb., 24-Chicago, Mil
waukee and st. Paul and Omaha
read announce, this evening, a big
cut in east bound freight from
Omaha cia their road to Sioux City
and thence east to Chicago 0iG Hi
nois Central. The rate is 25c. per
100 pounds, regardless of classical
ton. From Omaha to Chicago,
considerable freight has been
shipped to Omaha by this route, by
the Illinois Central during the last
month, and the Illinois Central
wanted to endeavor to force itself
into the Iowa pool. The above
east bound cut is against the Iowa
pool. which includes also the Chi
cago, Milwaukee and st. Paul as to
freight.
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MiseellaneOus.

New York, PA passover re,
lief association has been formed here
the purpose is to distribute among
poor Israelites unleaven bread dur.
ing the feast Of the passover. and
enable them to observe the feast in
accordance with Mosaic law.
The supreme court affirmed the
conviction of Pasquale Malone fol
the murder of his motber-in-law in
December last.
Wilmington, Della. 24.-Wages OIL
grinders at the Delaware iron
works, Newcastle, cut down from
$12 to 81 week.