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The House then went into committee the sundr5 civil ap reputation bill. The section Of the bill which gives portion of their pension to inmates of soldiers ones to the support of the homes was stricken out
 After debate the Potomac flats amendment was adopted by vote of 5 to 2.
 The House spent the afternoon the sundry civil bill, making slow progress.
 MT Dingley introduce -d bill providing for a con- mission to inquire into the ship building interest and the propriety of adopting system to encourage the
 communication was received from the Secretary of the Interior in response to inquiry regarding lands certihcated to the Sioux City and St Paul railroad recommending that action be begun to re- cover the
 at S.60 m
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WANTED.

A energetic man Of good address travelling A salesman-one not afraid to work. Apply after Q to CASSELL, PETER, GALPIN & OO.,
 iy1l 2t4 20S Chanel Street.
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rELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

Five bodies of victims of the Scioto were
 found in the river yesterday. They were not identified. The residence of c. F. Lillie at Coopers- vile, Mich, was destroyed by fire Sunday night. Two children perlshed. In an atfray at Saulsburg, N. C., yesterday, between Green Canbel and Barrett Brown Brown knocked out Candel's eyes with a club.
 Base ball yesterday: At New York, Met ropolitans 9, Troys 3; at Atlantic City, NJ., | Atlantic Citys 3, Cincinnatis l ; at Philadel. phia, Athletics 6, Yales 5 Providence ,, Baltimores O.
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Kentucky.
Editors Fighting tn the Street.

LOUISVILLE, July 1O.-Charies E. Sears, ed itor of the Eoenin9 Post, md John B. Gaines, editor of the World, a rival paper, met in the street this afternoon. Sears struck Gaines on the head with his cane, when the latter drew pistol and fired. Sears also drew pistol. Five shots were exchanged and the only effect was that enc bullet went through Sears foot. Both parties surrendered to the police and were released on bail. Gaines re- gently started the H0rld which failed. The
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Visitors to Our

Disting uished Visitors to Our Country.
 NEW ORLEANS, July 1O,-'Ihe steamer City of Dallas arrived this evening with Rufino Barrios, President of the Republic of Guate- mala and the following suite: Dr. Fernan- do Cruz, Minister of State Dr. Jose Mon teros, Dr. Anselma Arroyo, Colonel Andrea Feltez, Colonel Martin Stevenson, Colonel Miguel Enriquez, Captain Manuel E. Ortigo- ga and four others The party were received by the Mayor and delegation of citizens. to New York direct and then to Washington.
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GREAT ATTRACTIONS
THE SEA VIEW, Savin Rock, West Haven, Conn

A The house fronts directly on Long ;2; s.fes Island Sound Fine marine view, ex. dffia5fs ellent bathing, beautiful drives. No IlHEAtHquitoes. The house has been thoroughly rem
 &ovated. new carpets, and new spring beds. speciality made of catering to military reunions sociations, etc. Horse cars run by both New Haven depot and Steamboats, direct to the house. Open from May 1st till Oct. 1st, 1882.
 n.alI 9rr, Rrns,
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WANTEn

A SITUATION by young girl to do general A housework in private family; will be found willing and obliging. Call for two days at
 iYl1 It. 19o HAMILTON STREET.
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Camp Chairs.

NNT have a few strong and durable Folding Cam, w Chairs with backs, suitable for shore use, a +i.50 per dozen, at
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Utah Territory.

Another Importation of MOrmons.
 SALT LAKE CIrY, July 1O.-Nine hundred and twenty five Mormon emigrants from Eu- rope accompanied by thirty four missionaries arrived to day and were distributed among the Mormon settlements.
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1,ustn.ss Suit Dismissed.

CHICAGO, July 1o,-A suit in which the complainants were one hundred and twenty five business firms of New York city, and the respondents Hamlin, Hale & Co. of Chicago, and H. B. Claflin X Go. of New York, was to- day dismissed. The Chicago firm was charged with collision with the New York firm to de- fraud the remaining creditors.
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Real Gstate.
FOR RENT.

As4S ON Whal ey avenue, near Broadway, a large Eaiia pleasant Furnished koom with all modern i'm sss.lA provements. Apply at
 NO. l2 WHALLEY AVENUE, iy7 German If Howa atraat
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Do boldly what you do at all" Boldly do we affirm that Kidney Wort is the great remedy for liver, bowel and kidney diseases, rheumatism and piles vanish before it. The tonic effect of Kidney Wort is produced by it's cleansing and purifying action on the blood Where there is 8 grnvely deposit in the urine, or milky, ropy urine from disor- dered kidneys it always cures.
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Ohio.
A TarrSGC Storm .

CINCINNATI, July 1O-A terrific rain storm accompanied by heavy thunder and lightning passed over this city and vicinity this after noon. Two coal shovelers while at work at & coal elevator were killed by lightning.
 Wesleyan College at Cincinnati will be sold to-day for debts amounting to $SO,OOO.
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A SITUATION by a competent young girl to do fA housework; no objection to the country. Cali at present employers,
 jy1l It. 50 FERRY STREET.
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A SITUATION by a respectable young girl to dt "A general housework serond work in a private family. Call at her present place.
 jyl1 It. 54 TRUMBULL STREET.
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THE OLD WORLD.
Ireland.

No Bleodhounss to Track Criminals.
 LONDON July 1O.-In the House of Con- mons to day Mir. Trevelyan denied the re- port that the government intended to use bloodhounds in tracking down Irish crimi- nals
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dMa1ts.
wANTED

WANIEDs 1HGAAt BY A man and his wife. large and small HR;ii Room, connect-d, with improvements; loca- EAL ton must be east of State street Address jy11 2t+ I'M: B. s." CT Chapel Street.
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w AN SITUATION by a respectable girl to do general A housework; good reference. Inquire at jy1I It. 40 WALL STREET.
 WANTED. A SITUATION in private family to do general A housework. Apply at iyll It. 297 OAK STREET.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

NEW YORK. July 10-Sailed, the Ferdinand De Lesseps for Havre Arrived, tho Arizona from Liv erpool, the Rhn widda from Cardiff the Castor from Amsterdam. the City of Montreal from Ii .erpool the Italy Liverpool
 Ban Frapcsco-Arrived, the Zslandia from Austra- lia.
 Copenhagen-Arrived the Thingv lila from New York Sailed, the Heckla for New York.
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FOR, RENT.
TO RENT.

s@Azs SEVEN DE>IRABLE ROOMS, up stairs, al sssia 1O3 Minor street. Curtains and fixtures fol HS.IE sale. Apply to LONG x HINN1AN, 63 Church street, at the use 103 Minor, Cedar street Price SIS per month. jy4tf
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Walnut Leaf Hair Restorer.

1t is entirely different from all others. It is as clear as water, and, as it's name indi- cates, is perfect Vegetable Hair Restorer
 It will immediately free tao head from all dandruff, ressore gray hair to it's natural color, and produce new growth where it has fallen of. It does not in any manner affect the health, which Sulphur, Sugar of have done. IS will change light or faded hair in few days to a beautiful glossy brown. Ask your druggist for it. Each bottle is warranted. Chas. N Crittenton, New York, and Geo. 0. Goodwin !S O., Bos. ton, wholesale agents. o6 1yd&w
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NORTHROP'S, iylN 45s Stato Street.
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 STATE OF CONNECTICUT, County of New Haven, I. J. A RICHARDSON, Cashier of the abo ] amed Bank, do soemnly that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
 J. A. RICHAkDSON, Cashie-. SWErn to and subscribed before this 10th day of July, 1882. J. c. BRADLEY,
 Notary Public. CoPrect-Attest:
 E HaS3E H f S fSzR1aF irzs' $ s"aasoa. Directors.
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APhotographer's Fifth Murder.

LOUISVILLE, July 1O.-F. l.. Jones, pho tographer, this morning became enraged at a boy named Thomas Jones and shot him dead. He was arrested and barely escaped lynching. He has already killed four men.
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A Sailor Drowned .

NEWPORT, July 1o.-Vice Commodore Stokes, of the yacht Clytie, his two sons and two sailors capsized in the harbor this after noon from sailboat Stokes, his sons and one of the sailors were rescued by the United States training ship Minnesota. The other sailor, Frank Hillner, was drowned
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sss;s ON whal'ey avenue near Broadway. large, No. F WHALLEY AVENUE. jy7 If Corner of Howe street.
 FOR RENT,
 tAsF4h4Aa TO gentleman and wife or single gentle HHsiI men, thr-e pleasant Rooms two front) with jy8 5t* 157 GEORGE STREET. Houses and Lots For Sale or Ex-
 change.
 sSa. Ffrst-Class House, modern built. M;ii with all the imt trovsments, IA rooms, in the ;'no terms ca n be mad e sa1isfaotory. number Of one family Houses caa be sold for Good Lots in different parts of the city can bs
 FOR RENT,
 Number of Good Houses; also Desk Room In M Furnished Office.
 Money to loan real estate. 49 Church Street, Room Hoadley Building. jy8 L. F. coMsTocK.
 FOR SALE OR RENT. hHiiii; with modern Improvements, just above l BrOadway The nppsr part is IF rented ,t until 1a week. If sold before that me sill be sold low and on easy terms If not sold the lower part will be asn's0 a to sfHS ess ioT pFoE GAL jy6 237 Chapel Street.
 FOR RENT, IsSfa 1o3 Minor street Curtains and fixtures for E sale Apply to as doNG HINAN Gs ss Church atueet street, h. use 1uo hlhor, coI Oeoar Price sIS per month. jy4tf TO RENT. .ss;AEs A PLEASANT TENEMENT Of seven rooms, Ss:ssa floor, brick house. No: Pearl street. Sa..l Sta City water and gas. Also barn accommodations for one horse. Apply to DIR. WINCHELL. 6 Pearl street. Office hours to 8. m., 2 to and to p. m July ., 1882. jy4 tt FOR RENT. sEsa, ONE TENEMENT, No. 82 Dickerman street. Ei;: City water. Also good well of water in the EsiI yard Inquire of T. F. TERRY, iy4 Ct 40 Main Street. Ansonia. FOR RENT, sa4Ms ON THE West Haven shore, q Dwelling E$5;s House, furnished upfurnished with bath E4n1I summer house and small barn. Apply at je2O If 322 CHAPEL STREET.
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THE SOUTH.
Louisiana.
A Young Lad Killed i'm Revenge.

SHREVEPORT, July 10.-The remains of colored boy named Mack Taylor were found this morning tied to tree in the woods in Webster parish He had been tied and shot by Mcdonald and two others in revenge for beating McDonald's son.
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Massachusetts.

Employers Organizing Against Strikers.
 BOSTON, July 10.-Thirty shipwrights, ship-owners and masters of vessels this morn ing formed themselves not to pay ship caulkers over $3. 50 day for six months, and to resist the demand by all lawful means.
 The RebeIl1ous Convfcts Subdued .ESa
 CONCORD, July 1O.-An is quiet at the State prison. The convicts have evidently surren- dered unconditionaily. The bread and water diet was broken for the first time since Thursday and meal of beans, bread and coffee was served today. A leading convict course. Work at the shops will soon be re- sumed.
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North Carolina.
Kin mraln1. I9n.anh. .n

4 Singular Premonition of Death. ROCKINGHAM. July 1O.-Amos Nicholson, a negro, announced to q crowd on the street to day that he going to die in few min utes He soon after fell dead from natural
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The Tail of the League

| WORCESTER, July 1O.-The directors of the Worcester base ball club held stormy meet
 ing to night. Director Brown resigned the
 management and Thomas Bond takes charge l of the nine until Friday, when meeting of | the stockholders will be held
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NEW ENGLAND.
Rhode Island,
Decnpftated by am Elevator.

Decnpttated by Elevator.
 PROVIDENCE July 10.-Harry Welch, four teen years old, an errand boy for jeweller's firm on Page street, this city, had his head caught under the elevator guard at the elevator was moving upward and it drew his body across the bar, nearly severing the head from the neck. The body dropped to the ground floor and he was instantly killed.
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ONE TENEMENT, No. 82 Dickerman street ESii,; City ater Also good well of water in the EsiiiI yard Inquire of T. P. TERRY,
 iy4 Ct 40 Main Street, Ansonia.
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FOR. RENT.

thsHEA=3 TO gentleman and wife or single gentle H$iii men, thr-e pleasant Rooms two front) witl hsIil board. Inquire at
 iyS htt 157 GEORGE STREET.
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Post spoke of the failure as due to want of money and brains. Gaines then published a
 handbill denouncing Sears This led to the difficulty.
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.ss;tgy PLEASANT TENEMENT Of seven rooms, S@ss5 floor, brick house; No. Pearl street, Sa.l Stae. City water and gas. Also barn for one horse. Apply to
 DIR. WINCHELL, Pearl street. Office hours 8 to 8. m., to and to P. m. July 5, 1882 jy4 Ut
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FORTY Y-SEVENTH CONGRESS
WASHINGTON, July 10.


 SENATE-Mr Morrill,, of ve mont, from the FL nance 'mmittee, reported amendments to the House bill reducing internal revenue taxation They re- paid after October 18s2 the additional duty inn posed in 8 of 25 per cent all molasses, and on sugars according to the Dutch aed In color ported from foreign countries; fix the duty steel railway bars at szo Der ton and make the duties up manufactures from hoop, band, scroll iron the same us those Lposed upon the material from which they made. The bill, with amendments, was ordered reprinted.
 The House bills providing for building in Brook lyn, N. Y, for the accommodation of the postofhce, internal revenue, and other rnment offices at cost for site and building of $S0O000 and for like building at Oxford, Miss. at S50,000, were reported without amendment and passed
 The Senate then resumed consideration of the river and harbor bill.
 Mr. Harrison offered aa amendment approprating 2Ouu0, much necessary, to complete the sur of ship canal to connect Chesapeake and Della ware baSs adopted
 Mr Harrison also offered amendment striking out the clause appr priating $500. GOO to continue operations at the head waters of the Mississippi opriating f?O,O00 to continue obsr rvati and 'rveys fur reservoir for the head waters of the Miss ssippi and it's principal tributaries.
 Pending vote the Senate at 540 adjourned
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HoUsE.-Mr Crapo, of Massachusetts, submitted the conference report the bill to enable natl Ina banking associations extend their corporate exist 
 In the Of brief explanatory discussion Mr. Randall. of Pennsylvania, crit cised the provision etary of the Treasury shall suspend the issue gold certificates '.whenever he amount of gold coin and gold bullion in the Treasury. reserved for redemption of United States notes falls below O0,0O0,0O0." He not sure but that the provtso discrm nted .inst silver, and he asked that the bill be recommited the conference committee with Il view to having it drafted in better form
 MT. Crapo declined to yield for any purpose, and tho conference report agreed to-ayes IOs, nays IS.
 resolution by Mir. white of Kentucky, for a con stitutipnal amendment providing that the right of citizens to vote enjoy other privileges shall not be limited by of referred to the Commit tee on Female Suffrage.
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WANTED.

4 LADY who is fully competent would like to Be- HH cure a si uation as housekeeper, to take en- tire charge of invalid is an experienced nurse, and willing to travel furnish the best of ences. Apply at 629 Chapel street, at Protestant Industrial Association. iyl0 Jts
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Derangement of the liver, with constipa- ton, injure the complexion, induce pimples, sallow skin, etc. Remove the cause by using Carter's Little Liver Pills. One a dose
 Wholesale by Richardson < Oc. /; an drug. gists ct retail. iyG-Gd-1w
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DEATHS. MCCANN-In this city, July 9th, Mrs. Johanna Me Cam, aged 63. Funeral the Sacred Heart Church this morning at 10 o'clock. BASSET 3--lu Handen July 10, 1882 Jason Bassett, aged 92 years ant. months. Funeral at the Whtneyville Church Wednesday, July l2th st D. III.
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8ank Statements.

ID EFFORT of the oondi ion of THE NEW HAVEN h COUNTY NATIONAL BANK at New Haven, in the State of at the close of business July 1st, 1882
 RESOURCES.
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The Strike of Freight Handler,

The Strike of Freight Handlers.
 NEW YORK, July 1O.-It is reported that the Central railroad will concede the demands of the striking freight handlers in a few days. It is thought this will lead the other roads to give in. The strikers are still determined but orderly.
 Sullivan to Withdraw from the Ring.
 NEW YORK, July 1O.-It is reported that Sullivan; if he succeeds in defeating ''Tug'' Wilson in the fight next Monday evening, will retire rom the prize ring
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Ladies who have used Wheat Bitters say they are wonderful in cases of nervous de- bilty and other troubles of the sex
 iy:} 12d 2w
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WANTED,
WANTED,

A SITUATION by a competent woman cook or "A to do general housework good reference; nc objection to going short distance into the country Inquire ct
 jyll It" wAILAOY STREET
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Hot Neafflar I'm the NIafcnnoIiS.

A8ot " "eattlef I'm the MotrOpoIis. NEW YORK, July 10 The weather to-day
 has been remarkably oppressive. The ther- 1 mometer stood 60 in the shade at 3 o'clock. large increase in mortality was caused by the heat, especially among children.
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Total. ....................$1 $1 ,O09 O6S 23 STATE CONNECTICUT, County of New Haven, ss. l, LEONARD $. HOTCHhI-S. Cashier of the above-named Bank, do solemnly that the above statement is to the best of my wledge and belief. L. 5. aOTChKISS, Cashier. Subscribed to and sworn before this 10th day of July, 1882. H. G. REDFIELD, Notary Public. Correct-Attest
 HH HH155f5 sESn5sSs SSSSHl:r SSSsaa: Directors.
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ED EFFORT of the condition of THE YALE Ma AG TIONAL BANK, at New Haven, in the State of Connecticut at the close of business July 1st 1852:
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PENNSYLVANIA.

The Fish Poisoning in the schuykilA.
 READING, July 1O.-The wholesale poison ing of fish in the Schuylkill river by sulphur water pumped from an abandoned mine in Schuylkiu county has not only reused the indignation of the people dependent thereon for water supply, but will be. brought to 8 head by lawsuit. It is stated to-n night on good authority that a wealthy and retired physician of this city will begin by bringing suit against the Reading Gas company, whose waste contaminates the river for miles. Pc ttions will be presented to the next Legisla- ture that fshways be placed in the river.
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News by Telegraph FROM ALL QUARTERS. IN BATTLE ARRAY. The English Fleet Ready
 for Fight. GETTING INTO CLOSE QUARTERS. Admiral Seymour Bound to
 Open Fire. Stirring Scenes in the Harbor. A Protest From the Other
 Powers.
EGYPT.

The Situation at Alexanuria-A Protest
 Against Bombardment-The English
 Fleet in Fighting Position-L1vely
 Scenes isa the FAarbor.
 ALEXANDRIA, July 1O-Evsning-A Conrad, commandant of the French fleet, be- fore leaving the harbor telegraphed his gov ernnent that he could see no reason yet for the decisive action by the British government as indicated in Admiral Seymour's threat. A council has been hsld at which the Uelmas Pachas and notables considered the proposal for the submission of the forts and approved a plan whereby Arabi Boy is to withdraw his troops to the rear of Alexandria after reply ing to the guns of the fleet.
 It is reported that the European consuls have united in protest against the lombard ment
 The Governor of Alexandria has made pa- cifc overtures to Admiral Seymour. The latter declined to listen to any terms except complete surrender The British war vessels Thetis Monarch and Invincible are in fight ing position inside the harbor. The rest of the fleet is in the harbor. The American minister at Constantinople has been asked by the European ambassadors to use his efforts to induce the Sultan to enter the conference. General Wallace's instructions from Wash ington advise him to refrain from mixing in questions purely European.
 Midnight. city is quiet ct this hour and troops are patrolling the streets to pre- vent plundering. The English ships are slowly moving both inside and outside the harbor and slowly drawing in shore. They appear to be preparing to engage the forts at close quarters.
 LONDON, July 11-5 a. m.-A dispatch from Alexandria states that all is activity on board the fleets in the harbor. The last of ! the American vessels has just passed to the outer bay. The marine bands on the British | war vessels were playing and saluted the yes sells as they passed
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A Large Order for Foreign Help.

PITTsBURG, July 10.-ONeiu Dorner, em- ployment agent, has received an order from a firm at Newcastle, Pennsylvania, to engage one thousand foreign machinists, moulders and blacksmiths
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EFFORT of the condition of THE MERCHA NTS EA, NATIONAL BANK, of New Haven Connecticut ac1Os of bTls ha "a 6ayo oF J,vl

Liabilities e. .... ......... s1 473,356 21
 l State of Connecticut, County of New Haven I, J. O. BRADLEY, Cashier of the above named Bank.
 of New Haven do solsmny swear that the above
 ateuent is to the best of my knowledEe and belief J. 0 BRADLEY, Cashier. Sworn to and subscribed before this 9th y of l Ju'y, 1892 T. PARSONS DICkERMAN, 1 Notary Public. Correct-httest
 II. B. BIGELOW,1 l N. F. HALL, Directors. O. s. MERSICK,
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Seynour's Action Sanctioned by the Gov
 

seynour's Action Sanctioned by the Gov
 ernment.
 LONDON, July 1O.-Earl Granville to-day officially stated that Seynour's ultimatum de- manding cessation of work upon the fortif- cations of Alexandria, and the subsequent announcement that should the defensive works continue he would lombard Alexan- dria after twenty four hours notice, were both official actions taken with the full off cial sanction of the government. Granville further said that the arming of forts by the insurrectoni>ts was against the wishes of the Khediye and Sultan
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DRtrct Of New Haven ss. Probate Courtl
 July Sth. 1882. HESITATE of EMILY T. JOHNSON, late of New ha- RA ven, in said District deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of New Haven hath limited and allowed months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate exhibit claims for settlement Those who neglect present their accounts, properly attested, within said time will he deoarred recovery. All persons indebted said estate are requested to make immediate payment GILBERT JOHNSON iyl0 2d1w Executor
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MARANE LIST. XS&&. PORT OF NEW HAVEN. &s119A
 ARRIvED-JULY 10. Sloop Oriental, Otis, wood to Mr. Woodland of Fair Haven.
  Sch Cynthia Jane Gardner, pig iron. Sloop Water Witch, Norton, oyster seed.