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WANTED

WANTED. MI ORE GIRLS-must be nest and tidy and possaEs | MI reasonable amount of sgumption :1 e1pert sewing machine workers preferred but learners ia- Ken all machines go by steam Call on | THE NEW HAVEN RUTFIE co. APLI 1t ls4, ls5 and lsS Chspsl Street WANTED. SD = CARPENTERS wanted irnmediztely to vEo-.r THE YALE LOCK MFG. O. -apII N Stamford Conn WANTED. k7fi LADY wishes Room suite Of Rooms ou 1k1 ty Apply at the Protestant Industrial Assoei- sp17 q. s4 WHITNEY AVENUE
 WANTED, A SITUATION cook, or to do general horse- A work san family good rsfeSeaoa. fSsac E0i In apl7 It. ls9 HAMILTON STREET.
 WANTED, A SASH MAKER, one competent to take the su- A tire charge of sa'h and blind departmspt Alp apl7 2 1o0 East Water Street
 WANTED, A SITUATION by respectable irI to cook -szb A and iron, or do general honsework in private apl7 It. 27 BREWERY STREET.
 WANTED, %A FIRST-CIASS Board and desirable Raorn ty is widowed lady. Address: win rsrtioGisEs, A4 IMMEDIATE" apis 2.. 12O High Street.
 WANTED, fn BOARD for young man in gentseI refined American family where he win have the com 44.I forts of s good home; location bounded by Olive, Greene and Franklin streets. Inquire of
 Meszrs- GEO. ALLTN5 & SON, aPl5 4. Water Street.
 WANTED, ( MARRIAGE Part Painters S THE BOSTON BUCKBoARD co, apl9 At the foot of Wooster Street.  kA 4 FURNISHED ROO with modern i'm PFovements. within three Hinutes ~alk Of kz.1 Chestnut and Chapel streets, by single man. apis 2.. "K." this Ofsoe.
 WANTED, A BOY FROM Is to Is years of age to sszis. in Of "A flee work in mercantile establishment; mnst be 8 good pennan, and live with his parents. Ad- dress full name, with references,
 spl5 st P o. BOX ss7.
 WANTED, I0n sALEsMES and saleslAdies, ineIuting IOO our old hands, many at pressut gre unemployed bring written spplieztion with adar.zs and full particulars. EDSAKD VALLEY Co.,. apis 2t 40. Chapel Street.
 WANTED, A COMPLIENI PIE ngrse to take sCle charge of two ap14 2t' g. HIGH STREE
 WANTED. A experienced Trimmer shaper. Apply to A AMERICAN CO-sET WORKS, apl4 St 24 and 2s Franklin street.
 WANTED, A HARNESS FITTER; good wages to a steady A and industrious man must b- a god Eork- R ppo ap4 ot zI BruzdSAy
 WANTED, TNABLE BOARD. Quality and manner Of serving N more important than price The best of refer ences given and requtrsd Address
 apl4 3t' "CLISToN." this ofioe
 WANTED, k CENTS in every county in New EnglAnB for our world, with maps of every country face Of fhs globe; last census indsrsd list of towns history of every State and Territory; cells for oue-third The PERRY sPAULDIS6. spl4 6t 1o6 Court Street. Boston. WANTED, A FIRST-cLAsS lsdJ's maid must be good "A seanlstress- inquire at PROTESTANT INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION a3 Mh6sd 34 Whitney zvenne- WANTED. SHIRT MAKERS, Machine Operators, Button HoSe o Makers and Hand Sewers; also button-hoiss to send out Of the factory to hrztczss hands; steady work and good pay.
 ELM CITY SHIRT COMPANY aPlS ii Cor State and Court St-esss- WANTED, T
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SHIRT MAKERS, Machine Operators Button Hoie o Makers and Hand severs; also button-hoiss to send out Of the factory to hrz:-ezss hands, steady work and good pay.
 ELM CITY SHIRT COMPANY aPlS If Cor State and Court stresss
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TELEGRAPHEC JOTTINGS,

The schoonar Gity Point, from Portland, Me, went ashore at dangerous place at the mouth of the Liverpool (N. S.) harbor, The crew were saved.
 4 freight collided in Aoosac Tunnel yes terday morning with a wrecking train, two cars loaded with flour being smashed. A de- tention of passenger travel was the result
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THE OLD WORLD.
Great Britain.
R asnifR Gnr Dr LamSnI

\ Respite Tor Dr. Lamson.
 LONDON, April 16.-Dr. Lamson, sentenced to death for the murder of his brother rim law, has had his respite extended to the 28th of April, The Home secretary in a letter informing him of the extension warns him that at that time the capital sentence will be carried out unless some improbable event should occur to warrant stay of execution or better evidence than has been heretofore offered shall be adduced to support commu- tation
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FIRE RECORD.

A Towu's Business Center Destroyed.
 CREsFIELp. Md, April 16.-Fire here early this morning destroyed the greater part of the business portion of the town, causing a loss of $36,0 partially insured. James Booth, in whose store it originated. was ar rested on account of suspicious circum- stances attending the origin of the fire. A man named Hall was also taken into custody.
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Anopera singer Down with smanpo
The Northern Lights.

NEW YORK; April 16.-A grand auroral display occurred this evening and attracted large crowds on the streets to witness the shooting streaks of light as they assumed various shapes, shifting from one portion ot the heavens to another. At times the display was most magnificent. Its effect upon tele graphic communication has been very seri ous and it has been almost impossible tc work the wires more than a few moments at 6 time, and on many circuits the batter al each end was taken off and the wires worked by the auroral current alone. The most ser ious delay las been on the western and east ern circuits, although trouble has also beer felt south and north
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NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.
Smallpox at Fall River,

FALL RIVER, April 1G.-A case of smallpox is officially announced today, the patient S.a- ing Rev. Mir. Fothergill pastor Of she P1imi tive Methodiss church, who returned a fort. night ego from the conference in Pennsyl yania. Two wseks ago a child in the Granite block had supposed chicken pox and the we man who nursed it. her tive cAisdren and Mrs. Fothergill are alao sick with similar disease. ME. F0thergilrs case was at first supposed to be the same. It is feared all may be smallpox, and as the building is in tho heart of the city hundreds have been ex posed.
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Discovery of an Old Mans Remains.

Discovery of an Old Mans Remains.
 LOWELL, April 16.-This morning the body of Terrence Gaffney, seventy years old, was found in the canal, where it had evidently been three or four weeks. It is considered probable suicide, as when last seen Gaffney was Respondent and it was feared he would have to go to the almshouse. He had been supported until lately by son in Japan, sbut he had no remittance for some time past. He has a daughter in Manchester, N. H.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Poisoned By Oil of Birch.

EAsToN, April 16.-Henry Pollock, well known brush manufacturer, died here this morning from the effects of oil of birch, swallowed at White Haven yesterday. Mir. Pollock and a number of others tasted the oil, and the former took too much. It was rapidly absorbed by his system, and when he reached home last night it was too late for medical experts to counteract the poison. There is no case on record in medical history of poisoning by oil of birch.
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Houses and Lots For Sale.

%f4A fine Residence on College street. HASil modern built with all the improvements Haisl first-c1ass. in fine order will be sold at bargain.
 FOR RENT, From May 1st, first-clnss E4ouse B Howe street 10 12 rooms, English basement, with all the i'm. provements, in ii ne order, rent moder lar&@ House, 15 rooms for two families Money to loan on city property.
 49 Church Street, Room Hosdley Building.
 Office open evenings . ap15 L. F. COMSTOCK.
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A GENTS in every county in New England for OFT T1 new indexed Atlas of the United s;zi zod world with maps of every country on the face Of ths globe last census indeIed list of towns history of every State and Territory: seIls for sretktrd fine price of other world atlzsez-
 PEREY & SPAULDISG spI4 Ct lO6 Court stres. FsostG,
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FOR SALE.

5Sa4a THE HOU-E No. 157 Meadow street, contain EHssii ing all modern Improvements; house in first MN.IN class order, fresco. painted walls, etc., etc the pla is for sale at low price, and only small amount required dowu the balance can remain on mortg ge possession at any time Also corner lot on Wooster and Wallace streets suitable for nanufae- turing purposes. For further particulars. apply to owner. J. SUNN NENBERG,
 Real Estate and Loan Agency,
 r9QH Strae
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"ANTEn

A HARNESS FIrTER; good wages to a steady A and industrious man must b- a gsod zorf- man R. E. MAGILL X BRO
 ap14 5t' sI Isr1-zg4usv
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FOR RENEs
 k&A4 A Beautiful suburban Home, only saiis 10 minutes drive from postofice good house. E%aN or 9 rooms, well room, wood-house, good barn, nice henhery well stocked with chickens also fine fruit ground, embracing large variety of fruit ,autful shade trees, all combined making it of the desirable places in the country rent (''0O' H1NMAN's REAL ESTATE AGENCY, aD14 St 63 Church Street.
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ImnaIed on H Wire Fence,

ROCHESTER, April 16.-A fourteen year old boy named William Strong, while climbing over wire fence into yard to-day, fell, and the barbs on the wire ripped the flesh on both thighs open from just over the knees to the hips
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WANTED
WANTEn

A FIRST-CLAsS ladJ's maid {; must be a good "A seamstress. Inquire at
 PROTESTANT INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION a3 MH6St 34 Whitney zvenue-
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, D. C., April 15, 1882

WASHINGTON, U. O., ApTll 10, 1902 )
 SIR-The President has had under consid- eration your letter of the 23d of December,
 1881 in which you allege an injustice of the sentence of the court martial under which,
 in 1868, you were as an officer of the army
 dismissed from the service of the United States, and forever disqualified from holding
 any office of trust or profit under the gov ernment of the United States" and refer to the report of the advisory board made in 1879, and ask the President if convinced ot the justice of the recommendation of the Ad visory Board, to annul and set aside the find. | ing and sentence of the court martial and to
 nominate you to the Senate for restoration to your rank in the army. It being advisa- ble that before considering the propriety oi l the action requested by you the question of | the power of the Presidert in the premises | should be determined, your letter was by the President referred to the Attorney General l for an investigation of that subject. By direction of the President I have tC
 enclose to you copy of the opinion of the Attorney General, dated March 15, 1882, and
 to inform you that the President concurs ir
 the views therein expressed, and consequent l ly that compliance with the application
 contained in your letter is not within his au | thority.
 1 I have the honor to be, very respectfully, l your obedient servant,
 l ROBERT T. LINCOLN, Secretary of War. General F. J. Porter, No. A West Twenty l fifth street, New York N Y.
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NEW DOMINION.
Fatally PoIsoned by a Pill

HHlAIIy FOIsUfleu ny H FIH'
 ST. JOHN, April 16.-The two-year old daughter of James Webster boot and shoe manufacturer at Shediac, died from poison ing on Friday, having swallowed a sugar coated 'mapnetic pill :"
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WANTEIl

InH SALESMES and salesladies, ircIucing IOO our old hands, many at uressut gre unemployed bring written application with address and full particulars EDWARD VALLEY CU,
 apis f 4g. Chapel Street.
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HECKER'S PERFECT BAKING POWDER
A FAIR TEST.

To the Editor of the Jonrnal & Courtert
 Sfr:-The contract for supplying the United States government with seventy-five thousand (75,OOO lbs. of Baking Powder during the en- suing year has been awarded to Hecker's Perfect Baking Powder. it having been tested by Dr. Ed- ward G. Love, analytical chemist for the government, and recom- mended by him for its excellence and because it contained a higher percentage of gas (which means it will make lighter bread aud bis cuit) than either the "Royal" or the other cream tartar baking powders winch he examined. The samples analysed by pr. Love were furnished by the government com missioners, and were without the manufacturers label or name, and designated with a number known only to the commissioner.
 It will thus be seen that when Heeker's Perfect Baking Powder | submitted to an impartial test its superiority is acknowledged, and the popular verdict so emphat- ically expressed in its favor is fully | sustained.
 GEO. V. KICKER < O., POS Cherry St., N.Y
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4 SITUATION by respectable irl to cook ~ss H and iron, or do general honsework in 2 priyA family. Inquire at
 sp17 It. 2T BREWERY STREET
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FOR SALE,

tsSsAa THE FIRST CLASS BRICK DWELLING kk&E;;iia HOUSES No. 1O7 and 1O9 York Street. EiI They are nearly new, containing all modern improvements very central and are always well rented ..... = Price low and on terms to suit purchaser.
 Inquire at
 BEERs' NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, ans If 242 Chapel Street.
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BIRTHS.
MARRIAGES.

GOODWILL West Hartford, April 14th, a
 Morgan and Anna c. Goodwin.
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BroadwayCash Store

PAUL JENTE & BROS.
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SN1ITH-In this city, April 15 of consumption, John F. Smith, aged 26 years.
 Funeral from his late residence 58 Day street. Non- day April I7th, at SD. I'll OMPsON-In this city, April 10th, Mary E., wife of Wm. J. Thompson, aged 65 years. Funeral services at her late residence No 200 George street, this (Monday) afternoon at 330 BISHOP-In this city April 18th, Mrs. Maria widow of the late Orrn Bishop of North Haven, ageu 65 years.
 Funeral services will be held from her late residence No Pine street, this city. Tuesday, April Is, at o'clock. Burial at North Haven CEARY-In this city, April 9th. Miss Mary Ceary. Funeral will take place at St. Mary's Church, Tues day, at o'clock in the forenoon. Evening papers copy.
 BARTON-In Fair Haven, April 14th, of pneumonia, Joshua H. Barton, aged 50 years. Funeral this CIonday) afternoon at o'clock from the residence of his daughter, 284 Orchard street. Relatives and friends invited to attend. COTTER-In Ansonia, April 10, Mary Cotter, aged IT years.
 MARsHALL-In this city, April 18th, Mrs Jerusha, widow of the late Samuel Andrew Marshall, of Mil ford. 3t* MITCHELL-In New York City, April 18th, Fl SC La throp, only daughter of Charles L. aud Emma c. Mitchell aged years.
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FAR. G AT,E

HA4, GOOD Greenhouse with heating apnarar ;iH tus all complete, and also an Iron Front Fence @lW al complete to be s Id at very low price Inquire at Wooster Place, or at
 B. MANVlLLE'S Carriage Factory, noa9n 20 Wooster Street.
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NAMED

A 4 FURNISHED ROO i with modern i'm Esiis proyenents, within three minutes walk Of Ell Chestnut and Chapel streets. by single man Address
 apis 2t' this ofsoe
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WANTEn

A N experienced Trimmer or shaper. Apply to A AMERICAN CO., SET WORKS.
 apI4 St 24 and 25 Franklin street
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WANTEn

FENABLE BOARD. Quality and manner Of serving 1 more important than price. The best of refer ences given and requirtd Address
 apl4 3t' "CLINToN." this ofioe
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WANTED.

S<TS BOARD for young man in gentsel rennsd EIi1 American family where he will have the com =H4-I forts Of s good hone; location bounded by Olive' Greene and Franklin streets. Inquire of
 Meszrs- GEO. ALLIN3 6 SON, rI--.
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WANTEI

A COMPETENT nurse to take sole charge Of two "A very young children Apply before a ua At
 apl4 2t* B
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evidently studied up his chances of commit ment for conspiracy, and if arraigned will be prepared to quote the Hallett-K -Kilbourne case to the house. The climax will probably be reached this week.
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WANTED, MI ORE GIRLS-must be nest and tidy and possaEs MI reasonable amount of "gumption - eIpert sewing machine workers preferred but learners ia- ken; all machines go by steam. Call on
 THE NEW HAVEN RUFRIE CO aplT It 19s, Is5 and le8 Chapel Street
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The Fastest Trip on Record. |.

NEW YORK, April 1G.-The steamer Alaska of the Guion line arrived this evening, mak- ing the fastest time on record seven days, six hours and twenty ight minutes from Queens town to Sandy Hook. She had previously made the fastest time from New York to Queenstown.
 AnOpera Singer Down with Smallpox.
 NEW YORK, April 16.-Miss Constance Sey- mour. a member of the Mapleson chorus, ap- peared at the Academy of Music Tuesday. The next morning she was unable to leave her residence on account of being taken with smallpox. She was removed to Riverside hospital. Every member of the Mapleson troupe has been vaccinated.
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TO RENT,

MGsS FROM MAY 1st, strictly frst-class ibree-
 EHsI story Brick House. containing l3 rooms, with
 Ml attic, basement, subcellar and spaci Jus p1az-
 za of very best quarters of the city, four doors from Hilhouse avenue Kent low good ten ant. Apply at St Trumbull street, or address
 na24 if P. o. BOX 842.
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 JE$as FIVE ROOMS corner Park and South E5ss Streeas first floor; possession April 1st House M439I No. IS Gill Street, all mo tern improvements Two tenements of five rooms each Heller's Block State street, water clo cts each floor. Store No 555 State street, also five rooms the store. Five rooms Le~is street, Fair Haven ST per month. Five rooms, 24 Spring Street, first floor.
 ,.. JACOB HELLER, 1n16 Yale Bank Building.
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NTEn

MARRIAGE Part Painters O THE BOSTON BUCEBOARD co.
 apl5 At the foot of Mnnster Streef
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0 = CARPENTERS wanted iumedjztsly to -ro- ~eD on new buildings A uiy 10 or sdi-ess
 THE YALE LOCE MFG. CO apl1 2t Stamford, Conn
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WANTED,

HoUsEToRK girls for Waterbury and Seymour Also lAundress for private family in the city. Library Rooms,
 No 75 Orange Street. ap12 L B. BARTHOIOpFW
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WANTED
WANTED

&Sa AN elderly lady would like to obtain Board 8i1 with furnished Room on first floor in a private HI family. Address
 aPll If SP Drawer A. City.
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FOR RENT.

ssSs&s NINE NICE Rooms, with city water, suita E&.iiH ble for one two ia uies at 307 George St NiV up stairs also four Rooms, first floor No. 30s George street. Inquire of
 J. SONNENBERG, Real Estate Broker, O32 Ghanal Street.
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Real Gstate.
ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOMS FOR RENT, 1H;; the premises, - . '-.'' l-lNl-' 'D Iisl apis 2t* 8ARTIsAN STREET.
 ROOMS TO RENT. assSsss TWO Front Rooms, furnished or unfurnish- Mii5 ed with or without board, at EEU apis 2t* 57 PROS pECT STREET.
 FOR SALE. {fAs4 AND TO BE taken away from the first to the HIiis ten of May, the Wood House sS Wall street. lA:N Apply to D. ALDEN, i35 Park Street. ap15 If Or l31 Temple street.
 FOR RENT. f%fa SECOND story front Room, furnished, &aM persons, with without board. Call at or ad- dress
 apl5 2t* 553 CHAPEL STREET.
 FOR RENT, Ss FIRST-CLASS Furnished House; has been Eii used as boarding house; has good number Ez.lN of arders now the lady will board for the rent lady that understands keeping boarders pre- ferred. Address
 apis If ''J.,7 this office.
 TO RENT, {SAA+ 29 Auburn street, second hoor rooms, EAiiH $9 CO., first floor No. l2 Newhall street, near EN Winchester's gun shop, SIP co; No. 10 New hall street. second oor S8 % second floor English street, Cedar Hill, for small family, $500; second floor, Clinton avenue. S10.00.
 FOR SALE-House and barn Auburn street, near Oak street, $5 cash and balance mortgage i; house on East street, Or nd, in good repair, 6 rooms city water connected with sewer price $1 5O0 $500 cash and balance to suit the purchaser Parties wishing to purchase lots for manufacturing purposes would do well to call me.
 A. M. HOLMES,
 69 Church Street, Room 8.
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EOR REMT

sSfssa ROOM WITH POWER, on fourth foor Quin- EsisI nipiac Building Mo- 198 Chapel street. Front EMisN room 35x73, with stedy power steam heat and freight elevator. HENRY F. ENGLIS1
 nal7-tf 92 Orange street.
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EMPLOYMENT OFET~

TWO BUY, lot of Secondhand Furniture and csr- \ Pets- Highest c@sh price paid Orders by man promptly attended to, at -
 jAl7 zs CHURcH STREET
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43 EXTRA BARGAINS.

l 12 spools Bastir Cotton for 5c. 2 Barbour Linen thread, SC spool. 3 100 yds Sewing Silk, sc spool. 4 Nice Pillow anc Curtain Laces Be- 6 Fleg ant Vale ciennes Laces, 80. 6 White and Black Spanish Laces, 19c up ' Black Silk French Laces 7c up.
 8 Pure Linen Iorchon Lace, Sc.
 9 Best Prints for 5c at Franks. 10 Ladies' Summer Skirts, 25c. II Good American Pins, Sc. 12 Diaper Pins, Sc dog. 13 Hair Pins, 1c a paper. J4 Boys White Shirts, l9c. 15 Boyg' Calico Shirts, 17c. 16 Gents white Shirts, linen bosom, 25c. IT Gents and Ladies' Good Wrappers 25c. IS Chiidren's Wrappers, 10c. 1a Lace Tidies, only 5e. 20 Nice Lace Collars, &c., 21 Linen Collars, slightly soiled, 2c 22 Nice Dress ttons, odds and ends, SC. 23 Table O1lcloth: k yds wide 25c. 24 Oflcloth B1bs, Sc. 25 Oilcloth Aprons, 7c. 26 Calico Aprons, To. 27 Remnants Table Linen half price. 28 Gents' Good Socks, Sc. 29 Excellent Corsets, slightly soiled 25c. 30 Children's Round Combs, Sc. 31 Linen Handkerchiefs 4c. 32 Children Fancy Handkerchiefs, 2c. 33 Good Needles, Sc paper. 34 Coats' Cotton, 4c spool. e5 Lining Cambrics, short lengths, 4c. 3e Tape Measures, only Pc. 3T 12 dog Agate Buttons for 4c. 38 Good Corset Steels, 3c. 39 Cents S k Flat Scarfs 5c. 40 Plaid Glass Towels, 5c. Al Good Ginghams from Sc up. 42 Turkey ked Napkins, oply Sc. 43 Flannel Shirts, laced in front, at 75c.
 Store always crowded. Come early to avoid tht rush. Eight extra hands to attend to customers thi week.
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GARDENING,

FEHHE subscriber would intimate to the citizens of
 New Haven and vicinity that he is ready to lay out and ornament grounds and attetd to all kinds of gardening I have on hand 5000 feet of Turr which be at the greenhouse of H. E. Townsend, 187 Chapel street, where also be seen nice lot of Plants for bedding out, for sale cheap.
 ap17 6t* HENRY HAMILTON, Gardener
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REAL ESTATE NOTICE.

WNYE have over forty houses and teuements to w rent, varying in price from $7 per month to $1 ,000 per year.
 Our sale and exchange list is crowded. We have real bargains to offer parties whowsh to purchase exchange real estate of any kind in part of the city. Particular attention is invited to our Western Farm Mortgages, paying and per cent. interest s mi annually. They a safe investment almost to 8 certainty. We have and large number of appli- cations for amounts varying from S2OO to $1oOO We ahall be pleased to show them and furnish any de- sired information.
 HORACE P. ROADLEYs
 Room 2, Hoad1ey Building. Office opsn evenings. ao
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TO RENT FURNISHED,

sGsas FOR one or term of years, EsssH T+sE GAL tG tS SESIDENCE, Esiii on Prospec Hill. Most complete in every de- tail and elegantly furnished situated on high ground, mmanding fine view. In every respect delightful home.
 MILLS x MARSDEN, Att'ys, a4tF 3O8 Cha oel Street. City.