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The Warfare Against Po1vramy.

BOSTON, March 13--An anti-polygamY meeting held in the Fremont Temple was at- tended by Governor Long, President of the Senate Bishop, Speaker Moves, Mayor Green, ex,Governors Rice. Talbot and Clafin, Judges Pitman, Bennett and Aldrlch, Postmaster Tobey, Collector Beard, Wendell Phillips, Bishop Foster and Paddock, Presidents War ren of Boston University, Copten of Tufts College, Rudor Hovey of the Newton Theo- logical Seminary and others Speeches were made and resolutions adopted.
 The State Senate committee on federal re- lations reported in favor of passing the anti polygamy resolutions offered in the Senate by Senator Cook of Hampshire.
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FIRE RECORD.
A SweeDIu. Blaze.

WINNIPEG, Man, March 13.--A fire which broke out here at 1 o'clock this morning on Main street exhausted itself after making complete sweep of that street from the On tario bank to the Montreal bank with the exception of the Ottawa Hotel adjoining the former named structure. The loss Is estim- ated at $10O, 900. insurances about $5O, GOO.
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Nebraska.
The Situation at Omaha.

The Situation nt Omahn.
 OMAHA, March 13.-Considerable excite ment prevails among the workmen over the killing of John s. Andrews by miitiamen last night The militia is denounced as a military mob and their withdrawal is de- manded. The Mayor will not withdraw them until peace is restored among the workmen.
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THE SOUTH.
Arkansas.

An Arm Lost Through Vaccination.
 LITTLE ROCK, March 13.-The amputation of the arm of James Kirkwood, a farmer, is reported to be in consequence of violent in- hammation caused by vaccination.
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THE OLD WORLD.
Great Britain.

Reported Arrest of General stEObelef. : LONDON, March l4.-Reports from Berlin say General Skobelef has been arrested by order of the Czar flor recent speeches and confined in Fortress Wilma. It is considered doubtful here.
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FOR SALE, Fruit and Vegetable Grounds, on- ly 15 minutes drive from City
 Hall 12 acroS

H OCATION unsurpassed in the county. This property Is admirably adapted to the culture of fruits and vegetables of all descriptions large plat of strawberries were set last year. Blackber- Ties. raspberries, &c, in abu, dance There are a large variety of apple trees very choice, all large size, $2O0 worth of apples sold from them in 1881, and 40 barrels of cider. Grapes, pears, peaches and plums in abundance. There is a good two story house, eight roons also two other houses which be rented, good barn, sheds hennery and other outbuildings. beautiful natural grove of about skirts end of the property, making it a delightful resort. This property is located on one the finest avenues leading to and from the city, and be purchased for very reasonable price, For particulars call or dress
 HINMAN'5 REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
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drowned some time ago. He was special policeman.
 The steamship Milanese, from Boston for London. which put in at Halifax, N. S., on the 9th instant damaged by ice, has complet- ed repairs and proceeded to her destination.
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George Y. Hecker & Co .
 CrotOn Flour Mills,
A Valuable Farm for Sale

sS@f7 To close the estate of the late o. E. Selden
 Fiji: offer for sale one of the best farms in New
 E5A Haven County. It is situated just east of Rock and within three miles Of the center of the city Of New Haven. It contains about 25O and Is in
 good state of cultivation. It is well adapted to all kinds of farming is well watered, and has good sup ply of timber for fuel and fencing purposes. The buildings are ill good repair and consist of two story dwelling house, with twenty rooms, an ice house, two barns one 42Ss2 and three stories high and one 3SX5O. The barns connected together and there is cellar under all. Also large carriage TO III 2OXi0. All the buildings supplied with wa ter from the pipes of the New Haven Water Company and there ia also wei of water the premises For further particulars, inquire of JOHNSON T PLATT No. l0 Law Chambers, T. II. WARREN, on the prenlise1
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A Market for Guitenu's Old Clothes.
 WASHINGTON, March 13.-Guiteau having bought new suit of clothes has been offered $1OO for his old suit by curiosity seekers. He asks S15O
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Choked to Death i'm n Fight.

SYRACUSE, March 13.-Charles Smith, a cigar maker, Sunday, challenged Henry Lentrz, also cigar maker, to fight him, They both went outside of a saloon, Lentrz seized Smith by the throat and choked him to death
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BEECHER-DURLEY--A Wirg Station, N Y., by the Rev. R. Decker, Walter H. Beechtr, of Orange, Conn, to Mary E. Durley, of Romford AAGINNIS-GREEN-In this city, March 8th, by Rev. H. s. Kelsey, Charles H AIaginnis and Maria E. Green, both of this city.
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GENTLEMAN Of eminent responsibility. r5- A fuement and position J7yidower. having met with misfOrtunes wishes to confer with soIneChrstiau lady of wealth, with view to business. No triherz need reply. Address
 LOCK BOX 2,lj1. uI4 Ct Boston PogtSf5,e
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EUROPE

Cooks Grand Excursions leave New York April 27th. June sth and July lst 1882 Full particu lars in special pamphlet, sent free on application Passage tickets by all Atlantic steamers. Special facilities for securing good berths- Tour ist tickets for individual travellers in Europe, by all routes, at reduced rates.
 Cooks EXcUrsionist. with Maps by mail lOc THOS. COOK S SON. 26I Broadway, N N: 7I Church Street, New Haven, Conn.
 C. A. BARATTONI, Manager.
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The End of a Fraud.

BosToN, March 13.-NIrs. Mary E. Howe, president and manager of the defunct wo- mans bank, was sentenced to-day to three years at hard labor in the house of correc- tiOn
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WANTED.

4 PERSON TO TAKE care of an old lady A re- a spectabe woman of kind disposition. who reads aloud distinctly, hear of good placs Ap- ply at the INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION.
 Inl4 3ts g. Whitney Avenue
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The Press of Congressional Rusiness--An
 Effect of the Reed RuIes-Soteldo in
 Court-Other Matters.
 WASHINGTON, March 13.--The Republicans are in somewhat of dilemma If the Reed rules are pressed, the Democrats will filibus ter. If they are abandoned, it will be i'm possible to get at the business which the party are anxious to consider. Particularly is this true of the navy reconstruction bill, the bills to admit Dakota and Washington Territories as States, and one or two other measures of like character and importance The Democrats feel that they have the key to the situation, and are willing to join battle whenever the Republicans wish to. The week opens with large number of special orders and privileged motions impending, any one of which may give rise to a heated and prolonged controversy. In addition to the rules we have the Chinese immigration bill, which is set down as a special order for to morrow the bill to refer private bills to the Court of Claims, which comes over as continuing special order from last week the anti polygamy bill, which has the status of unfinished business whenever the House votes to go to business on the Speakers ta- ble; the tariff commission bill, which may
 
 immediate consideration if some understand ing can be reached by the leaders of either side, and two or three election cases which have precedence of consideration from the fact that they affect the organization of the House. Thus it will be seen that the busi- ness is beginning to crowd upon the lower chamber and this presfure will increase to the end
 At midnight Representative Black was still alive, but the doctors say death is not far distant.
 August c. Soteldo, indicted for the murder of his brother. A. M. Soteldo, and also in- dicted for assault with intent to kill Clarence M Barton on the night of February ?, at the office of the National Repu6ltc0n, was ar raigned i'll the Criminal Court this morning To both charges Soteldo pleaded not guilty Mir. Robert Christy, who appeared as Sotel- dos counsel, stated that the defence oontem- plated filing motion to quash the indict- ment for murder, and asked if such motion could be filed at any time previous to trial The Court replied that the practice of the court had been to permit of such latitude in the matter of filing motions to quash indict- | ments in murder cases. Mr. Christy said that he would file motion to quash the in dictment for murder. Monday next by agreement, was set down as the day for hear ing the case.
 The statement published in London that the President and Secretary of State had sus- pended negotiations with the copyright con vention of Great Britain is incorrect. Propo- sitions have been submitted to both countries and are now being printed, and will be submitted to the parties interested and the negotiations be continued
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AUTOMATIC SAFETY BOILER AND ENGINE COMPANY OF NEW HAVEN, Chartered by the State of Con-
 nectciut.
 CAPITAL $l5O,OOO.

With power to increase to S5OOGU, divided into G0U0 shares par value of each share i2j, of which 5000 shares have been subscribed for
 The remaining 5000 shares are now offered to the public for general subscriptions at par.
 It is proposed to call in the capital a follows Twenty per cent thirty days after organization and the balance in installments of 10 per cent when called for by vote of the Directors
 The Charter provides that the Corporation may organize S1OOOOO of said capital stock is subscribed for and may go into operation and com business whenever and as soon as the same
 INCORPORATORS.
 GENERAL WILLIAM B. FRANKLIN, Hartford President Of Colts Arms Co.,
 JOHN \. A. GRISWOLD, New York.
 G. G. FRELINGHUYSEE, New York
 HON. CHARLES L. MITCHELL, New Haven. HON ". J. MILLS, New Haven.
 HON. c. NJ. INGERSOLL New Haven. PROF. WILLIAM P. TROwBRIDGE, New Haven School Of Mines, Columbia College. New York NJ. F. TYLER, Esq, New Haven. THOMAS ". MATHER, New Haven, Instructor in Sheffield Scientific school
 PROSPECTUS.
 This Company is formed for the purpose of Manu featuring speciality Automatic Safety Coil Boil CTS, under patents granted Prof. ". P. Trowbridge and Tholnos W. Mather by the I-nitsd States and foreign governments.
 This Company will also manufacture Steam Engines of light power Steam Pumps and other kinds of ma chinery
 The Trowbridge Coil Boiler is absolutely non-ex- posve, it Is in successful operation, its great ef fciency 8 steam generator has been acknowledged and it will prove be invention great public utility
 It is proposed to commence operations at once and the City of New Haven has been selected as desir- able location.
 Prospec:uses and forms of application for shares be obtained at the office of the incorporators Mtchclls building 308 Chapel street Room 1, where the books for subscription are now open.
 Information regarding this investment will be af-
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FOR SALE.

f55ssAkilf large and convenient house Chapel EIi street, arranged for two families, with double l4!sI parors, bed room, dining room and kitchen each floor, beside fix nice coping rooms the third floor well cemeuted cellar, and all the mod ern improvements. This house is in good order throughout has large lot and is in fine location. it must be sold this spring will get bar gain and easy terms. Apply to
 R. M HOOKEB, m1O Ct 9 Exchange Building.
 FOR RENT.
 5G4. FROM May 1st, the three Houses no, 112 E.FF,,iiI and IA Olive street. They have all EM,U the modern improvements and are i rst t-class in every respect. 112 and 114 have 10 rooms each and no has Is rooms.
 CHARLES IVES, ma7 If 153 Church Street, Room l.
 TO RENT,
 SasssA THE House No. 115 Orange street, (now ssst cuped by Mrs. Newton) is fitted with all mod ENssN ern convenences and well adapted for house. keeping Will be rented satisfactory terms to good tenant for year or term of Apply to
 L. H. TROWBRIDGE. ma3 If 79 Long Wharf.
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RIRTHS.
MARRIAGES.

New Haven, March 10,
 Moves E. and Mary r. EdTar,:s.
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WANTED-

ID VAN American woIlan to assist in housekeep- lD ing or as companion to invalid Is willing and oblging; wages not much Of object get good home Excellent references from past places
 m13 3t' Address T. F. this office
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SECURITY INSURANCE CO.,,

UF NEW HAVEN. NO. LYON BUILDING. 247 CHAPEL STREET
 FIRE AND MARINE. CASH CAPITAL, S2OO,OOO. Ohas. Peterson, Thos. k. Irowbridse, J. 4. Bishop D snl TrOwbridge, A. c. Wilcox, Chas s. Leete ]. II. Mason, Jas D. DeweU, Cornelius Pierpont
 CHAS. PETERSON, President.
 CHARLES $. LEETE, Vice President. H. MASON, Secretary.
 K 4suf Ix1ao
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SITUATION WANTED.

4 CARRIAGE Trimmer, one that understands joI, A bing preferred; also two good painters or gears Apply to GEO. PANSEION,
 Ipal4 2t' Waterbury. Conn.
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w AETEn

A WOOD WORKMAN on gears. also Painter 10 LA work on carriage paris Apply to
 CONDELL, MASTIN $ BUTLER co. mi
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&54<1s BOARD in private family or private board iSaif ing house for two adults and child 10 years SELa old. two rooms required: one must be front also have all modern improvements. Undoubted ref erenCe given and required Address
 mali If P O BOX T75
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SITUATION WANTED,

ID OOMS OR LOFT for storage of household furnit h ure; must be light, dry. clean and safe
 Address stating terms OWSEE.
 m13 3t this ofHce
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Aeal Ustate,

For Sale at 8 Bargain-AlsO Rents 2Tsss The valuable corner Of State and ley, $Tis including two houses Bradley street also h4.I house 10S Portsea street, Orchard street, Eaton, also one lot on Eaton street.
 For Rent. house 757 State street, containit II rooms, suitable for two families. One house. 113 Bradley, 6 rooms, tenement of 3, of A. Of rooms also rooms No. so Grown st. Inquire at 80 Crown street.
 n6
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Dry Goods Clerks Wanted

A PROTESTANT woman to do cooking. V aEhiug "A and ironing in private family. Gcod -ecom- mendstions required.
 TFgTpT.F STRFFT
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The following was published in the Y Tribune, sn. PC, 1881, and other papers: KITCHEN ECONOMY" EXP AIMED,

h answer to the article denominated
 Kitchen Economy" which has recently ap- peered in the New York Tribune, and vari- ous other papers, and to satisfy the public that our Baking Powder is what we represent it to be, we directed Prof. Henry Morton, President of Stevens Institute, Hoboken, N. J., to purchase ln the open market and ana jyze samples of Royal'' and :" Hecker's Per feet Baking Powder" and his report is as fol- OWS: q find the
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WANTED-

D4 IWO RespectabIe glrIs, tO do general house : D work in private families; good reference. h. quire for two days at
 mali Bt 5 DEWITT STREET.
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REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE. sI;4Ss The following pieces of Real Estate will be fHH1 sold on low and easy terms: E4l One block of houses Shelton avenue, lot 75X116 feet
 One double house T4 Asylum st., lot 40x112 it. two family house 43O Orchard st., lot 42x150 it. '' '' '' 35 Foote st., lot 38x125 it. II '' Orchard St., Henry. lot
 41x125 it., with store and barn. house with rooms on Lilac st., lot 3Ox150 1t. 3 family house on Lloyd st., lot 35x11O. "2 |" cor. Middietown and Clinton ave-,
 lot 52x150. "2 G 59 Nash st, lot 30x15O it. G house F Lyon st., with lot 38x15O it. '' 6 58 Greene st., ' t 25X90 it. G and barn, cor. Center and Prospect sts, Fair Haven Heights, grounds well stocked with fruit trees and vines 133x450 it very desirable place. One lot with joiner shop thereon Lloyd St., lot 30x110 it.
 One lot Asylum st., 40x112 it. '' " ' Charles St., 35x110 it. tS {" ' State st., Cedar Hill, 50x135 it. Also the large tract of land Whalley and Sher avenue lot 163x173ft For further particulars, inquire of COVER S1 MANSFIELD, BURTON MANSFIELD, 15 Grand Street. Law Chambers. mall
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Houses and Lots For Sale.
FOR, RENT.

-h%@A, HOUSE No. 15 Leonard street, S250 do. No.
 #GiJ IS Leonard street. $180 do. No. 19 Leonard MAA street, S200 do. No. 26 Pearl street, first door S240 do No 2G Pearl street, second floor, S200 do Clark street, S35O; do 121 Day street, S2O9 do. No. Trumbull street, $500 do. No 320 Orchard street, $500 do No. - Second street, $50 do. No. ST Greene street, S24O. MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OF- FICE 237 Chapel street, m11
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4 T once. Experienced lady and gentlemen A clerks for the dry goods aud fancy business :: state where last employed and what salary ssyi dress r. O. BOX 2q4
 n10tf
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FOR, R,FNT

FOR RENT.
 4a44s A nice furnished cottage and barn at savin Esia Rock to rent for the Second floor, No. E3iI 61 Asylum street, S1O; 239 Congress avenue ST For sa1o-A shore house and barn, large grounds, at SaviE Rock. House has 21 in first class order and will be sold cheap. Small safe, soda fountain candy jars counters marble top tables show cases, awning, ice tables. 4. ". HOLMES, iel8tf Room 8, e9 Church Street,
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WANTED.

\ INVALID lady would like rooms and board "A location whether central or nos uuEt te first class Apply at the
 INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION, mI4 2t' 3i Whitney avenue.
 M A N-n1I-n
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Owners of Property

sSs&, WOULD find 1t pecunar1ly to their adYant- f5;;; cge beside saving them much trouble and AaL noyance if they would place their property in the hands of some RELIABLE BROKER to rent for them. Anyone deciding to do this would do we'll to call while there is demand for rents, at the real estate office of
 R, M. HOOKER,
 9EXchange Building. ,J11 ,F7oo nio1it o1n
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NEW YORK. March 3. 1SSl

NEW YORK; March 3, I881. MR. PREsIDEET-Absence prevented prompt ac- knowledgment of your two esteemed letters which were found here awaiting my return from Utica. The high and unexpected honor you profer by select ing associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States greatly valued It will ever be matter of pride and satisfaction that you and the Senate deemed me fit for great and exalted trust. But for reasons which you would not fail to appreci ate, l am constrained to decline Although urgent demands on my time just now prevent me accepting your cordial invitation to few days with you in Washington, let me hold this pleasure deferred but not lost. have the honor to be sincerely
 Your obedient servant,
 Signed ROSCOE CONKLING.
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EG1R SALE.

FOR SALE. 4+S+e. THE Dwelling House No 70 Wooster street, EsssiiI 13 and furnished with modern convent Es:.l and at present occupied by the subscri Der. Lot 55 feet front by IA feet deep. Also, an Entire Block of Brick Houses of East Chapel and James streets. These hou and contain all modern conveniences, and offer grand investment for capitalist, the whole block will be sold. Apply to
 B. MANTILLE, either at ja2G If 20 or TO Wooster Street.
 FOR RENT. Ets4a4 SIX ROOMS No IS Gill street, with all od- ETsiiH ern Improvements. Apply to Esuaa JACOB HELLER, de15 Room Yale National Bank building.
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." A NTFn

( COMPETANT woman as cook Good city rel A erences required. Apply at
 maI3-2t Z1 ELM STREET.
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" "ANTEn
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

"
 INEXPERIENCED bntton hole make-s and machine EL operators. ELM CITY SHIRT CO, fel0 If Cor State and Court Streets. EMPLOYMENTO OFFICE. DRIyATE families. boarding houses. hotels and \ restaurants can be supplied with help Of differ ent nationaltes Great attention is paid by the pro prietor of the establishment in the choice Of girls women before sending them to fill situation. COun- try calls of any distance promptly attended to.
 MRS. T. NULLIGAS, jsl2tf 293 Grand street, Olive.
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ReuI Gstate.
FOR RENT.

1H-4a X VERY OBSERVABLE tenement of six or asiiI seven rooms on Dwight street. water closets =.!4L bath roon hot and cold water, gas and fur. partially furnished if desired, or furniture for sale. Apply to RUBBER TRUSS CO.,,
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ENORELADI in finishing department in out Of n tosn factory: must be experienced in the shirt business and competent to take charge Of work also to wait customers. Apply, from 10 a- to 2 Wednesday, March Is, to
 SELDES HOUSE OFFICE state Street.
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SITUATION WANTED.

( LOAN Of $3. .UO0 on improved city real estate maI43t- AB
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B. EE. JOHNSON. Real E:state and Loan Agent Office, 477 State Street.

FOR SALE. Ets95 Moe House and Large Lot Eld street at EEia bargain. EAsa dood Cottage House on Dwlgh tstreet at much l0ss than it Is worth.
 fine pace tn Fair EIn7on srd several other paces for sale very low.
 Sono good Shore PlnpaT*y iii East Haven and Bran- ford.
 For Sale Or iS0Rt~--IHarPns. very desirable Earn, 0f 70 acres i.l Southtngton will be sold low to close estate. fl list of good Farms in other desirable locstions Good rents in St. John and Greene streets Fair Hs- ven, and other parts Of the city. Wanted, g. 0O0 to s4 900 good frst mortgage cErity Ha3o
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WANTED.

HNWO cord wood choppers, apply at E WHITNElEIII.E Als1IlIsI. uI32t
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GHa1ds.
WANTED.
WANTED

4 WOMAN to do general housework in sInal A family. Inquire at
 nI41t. 355 ORANGE STREET.
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SENATE CHAMBER WASHINGTON, March 6, 1882.

To MT. President:
 have received through the Secretary of State very dattering offer of the appointment of associate judge of the Supreme Court. l thank you sincerely for this highly valued proof of your good opinion But feel for reasons that l have expressed to Mr. Frelinghuysen that ought not to accept it. shall cherish this mark of kindness and good opinion though did not need this proof of it, as one of the most pleasant of my life. am, sir faithfully yours,
 GEORGE F. EDMUNDS.
 No. l, Al MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE, March Il. To MT. President:
 am deeply touched at the manifest consideration you have shown me in connection with the associate justceship, but further reflection has not enabled me to change the views l expressed to Mr. Frel1ng huysen. With sincere hope that you have expe rienced embarrassment from the delay your kind ness has caused, am faithfully yours,
 (Signed) GEORGE F. EDMUNDs.
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WANTED,

pY 4 oung Protestant wonan a situation as cook le in private family hotel. She can furnith good recommendations for honesty, capEblity. etc. Apply at Library Rooms,
 No. 75 Orange Street.
 l.. B. Bartholomew.
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FOR RENT.

E OAN AOHL1V Is
 $E:44s THE Brick House 157 Bradley street; mod SHiiiI ern conveniences; possession May 1st. EGiIL ond floor Tenement corner George and Day streets; city water; possession immediately. Ten enent, third floor, at 215 Congress avenue; possess ion immediately. FOR SALE-A House, first class location, containing modern improvements. Also, Lot on Wooster and Wallace streets suitable for manufacturing purposes.
 JOSEPH SONNENBERG Real Estate Broker, fe8 238 Chapel Street.