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Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-13
NEW YORK.
The Electric Light at Sen.

NEW YORK, May 12.-Walter B. Whiting and Nicholas Decker arrived to-day on the steamship Labrador from Havre. They showed during the whole passage that eles- tricity can be stored and carried around as safely and conveniently as travellers ordinary luggage ready for immediate use. They brought eighteen boxes of the stored electric ity: Each box is about eighteen inches high and thirty six inches long. The lamps which they supplied were lighted in the presence of United States Consul Glover In Havre and kept burning during the entire voyage The engine room was entirely lighted by them The lamps are very small, one of them used in their stateroom being only five candle power. The lights were not affected by the motion of the ship or sea air. The experi- ments were pronounced by the passengers and officers as very satisfactory.
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FORTY-sEVENTH CONGRESS
WASHINGTON. May

WASHINGTON, May 12.
 SENArE-The bill providing the act of March 3,1ss1 shall not prevent the registry of trade marks right fully in at the time the act passed was At 2:3o D. m the bill to establish Court of Appeals was taken m ,r p1i.b snnnorti,@ him. "1o 0A "A1enO'lo0n'N 'A'heo DS Appeals bill until 430 p. m when it pass by a vote of 32 yeas to Is nays Bayard, Cockrell Harris Jackson, Pugh and Walker voted with the RepubH- cans. Garland was paired with Edmunds, the only Republican opposed to the bill.
 The conference report on the agricultural appro- priatfon bi was adopted
 The bill known the per cent land bill was talk en up and made the special order.
 Adjourned to Monday.
 HoUsE.-A bill was passed authorizing the secre- Fitzpatrick removed from Chilli to New Jersey for in- torment.
 The conference report on the fortifoation appro- priat1on billwae agreed to.
 The Geneva award bill came up, the closing hour of the debate being largely occupied by it's opponents MT Hooker, Of Mississippi, was violent In his oppo sitton MT. Hammond, of Georgia, who drafted the minority report intimated that the North could fairly demand that the premium people should be pal so long as the s6soOoO0O of the cotton taI collected during the war was not refunded. MT. Ray made brief argument in support of the prenli- ums, which he thought should be paid in preference to the exculpated cruisers
 The bill as reported from the Judiciary committee passed without amendment by vote of 13l ayea and 66 nays. The bill revives the Court of Alabama Claims, recognizes the war premium claims and the claims of those suffering losses by exsulpaed Confed crate cruisers.
 At2p m. Mr. Crapo called up the bill to extend the charters Of national banks and demanded its ed various points of order until LAO, when call of the House ordered. FiIibustering continued until 4:50 when after the Speakers announcement of lengthy report from the agricultural bureau the subject Of forestry the HOuae adjourned.
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Walnut Leaf Hatr Restorer.

It 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 the head from all dandruf, restore 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 Lead and Nitrate of Silver preparations have done. It will change light or faded hair in a few days to a beautiful glossy brown. Ask your druggist for it. Each bottle is warranted. Chas. N. Crittenton, New York, and Geo. c. Goodwin & Co.,, Bos- ton, wholesale agents. s6 1yd&w
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LOCAL NEWS.
G. A. R.

G. A. R.
 There was large audience at Peck's Grand Opera House despite the northeast storm last evening ct the entertainment for the ben eft of Henry c. Merwin Post, G. A. R. In all there were over 1000 people present, in-s cluding many ladies'. The young ladies of the High school, classes of 1882 and 1888, sat in the galleries on either side of the stage. The entertainment throughout was much enjoyed. Miss Gaffney received an elegant banner of flowers of Florist Parks best, with ''G. A. R.'' recorded upon it. after her solo, also Miss Gaffney and Miss Roberts each received fine basket of flowers after their duet. The play of Michael Earle the Maniac" by the Sock and Buskin Ora mstic association, home talent, which con- cluded the programme, was very well done indeed, rejecting credit upon the partici pants. The parts were taken as follows:
 Michael Earle the Maniac, Mir. Charles Raffile, jr i; Philip De Arville, James Mul- vey; Andrew Adze, Harry Lyons; Miles Melville, Mir. H. E. Forrest; David Gill; | flower, MT. G. H. Alderman Steven Cir ard, E. H. Werden Bates, Mir. Charles Hen- derson Jackson, A. D. Miller; Mary Wood ward, Miss Clara Daniker Julia Spring, Miss Ella Graham Dame Suspicion. Miss Emily Horton; peasants and villagers by the association.
 l Part first was as follows: l. Centennial Chorus-National Airs l -F Full second Regiment Band. g. Chorus-'Poets on the Alps. .Engelsbsrg | Harugari Leidertafel (sixty male voicesl. | B. Cornet Solo,
 i w. T. HerriOk-George Robinson accompanist. l 4 Duet-"La Regatta. a"...............,,... - | Miss Lizzie O. Gsffney and Miss "- rEossini l D. Original Poem The n's- -4aggie Roberts. | Ca--t Canteen". White | 6 Solo s..I-1,Ua1n George M. White l ~ -.Alla Stella Conf nfdante'. Robaudi
 Miss Lizzie O. Gaffney George Robinson piano; Charles R. Richards violin. | '. Chorus Festival Hymnn. nn................ Buck Hillhouse High School, classes of 1882 and 1883, under the direction of Professor l Benjamin Jepson, Harry Earle accompa- l hist.
 B. Chorus-"Jack and JilP'.. .Caldicott l Hillhouse High School, classes of 1882 and 1888.
 9. Quartette-'P Parting Kiss".. .Pirsut | Misses Gaffney and Roberts and Messrs Bush. 1 TO- ChorRs-"The Thunder Stor m". ..... Mozart I Harugari Leidertafel. 1 Overture TbounasI Orcb
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c HIRT MAKERS. Machine Operators, Button-Hois O Makers and Hand Sewers; also button-holes to send out of the factory to rst-class hands steady work and good pay.
 ELM CITY SHIRT COMPANY, apl3 If Cor State and Court StresSk
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the people of Ireland and their leaders unit ed, earnest, persistent and active support in their just and legitimate efforts to redress their grievous wrongs and secure their rights; denouncing the last act of the Gladstone government as criminal and brutal and justi- flying resort to every legitimate means for frustrating the purpose of English tyranny and securing the realization of self-govern- ment for Ireland
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nNE OR TWO young men, about IS years ols, of
 O pleasing address and GOOD CHARACTER, to act salesmen and collectors for wholesale house in this city must be energetic and willing to commence st the foot of the ladder and work up. Address with reference, sB. B. Box 882 City myl2 3ts
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marriage Thursday evening at Mir. Ensign's residence, No. 50 Park street. The house was filled with friends and the young people start in married life with the best wishes of host of friends.
 Bishop, is laid up with broken right leg, received while alighting from wagon at the freight depot
 J. J. Sweeney is seriously ill with conges- ton of the lungs at his residence in William street. He caught cold while on western trip and has been very sick since his return.
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l { GIRL THAT thoroughly understands plain A housekeeping; must be neat and tidy; none
 | other need appIy. Call between a. and D. u-, at e4 JAMES STREET,
 | my9 St Corner Rsst ChspeI
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George ". k1. Hughes,
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CLAIRVOYANT /!


 lyk Medium has, in response to the urgent solic1ta tiou of hundreds of patrons and friends, decided to permanently locate in New Haven. Her business sittings emnently satisfactory, while her ring marvellous skill in locating aud prescribing diseases is acknowledged by her grateful patients Mrs. Clark has number of vegetable syruDs pre- pared in a special manner from choice and valuable roots and bsrks that effect of that have baled the efforts of the best yscians- Do not fail visit at S1 Church street, Room Sittings Examination by lock of hair, g. ofice hours m. 10 9 D. m. ap11
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Protection for European Interests,

Protection for European Interests.
 PARIS, May 12.-A Cabinet council has been held to consider Egyptian affairs, and it is believed that the outcome of the coun- Gil will be the immediate dispatch of num- Der of French and English war vessels with a proper contingency of marines to Alexan- dria to protect European interests in Egypt during the crisis thera.
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EGYPT.
A Crisis in Cairo-A Dangerous State of
 Affairs.

A Crisis in Cairo-A Dangerous State of
 Affairs.
 CAIRO, May 12.-The situation here has become very critical. Many of the foreign residents have become alarmed and are pre- pairing to leave Egypt. The extra session of the Egyptian Parliament opens next Sunday. The delegates are being urged to sign peti- tion to the Khedive asking him to abdicate and nominate his son, Abba Pascha, with the present ministry as regent and with Iribi Pascha Governor. The military and home rule party are encouraged in this step by their disbelief in any forcible European interfer- ence. They declare that Egypt can well govern and protect itself and that all outside interference with affairs is hereafter to be re- jected. Popular feeling is very strong on this side, and a revolt is not unlikely to oc- cur should the Khedive refuse to accept the programme laid out for him.
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THE WEST.
Indiana.
4 .Conyiet,s Consummate Cheek.

.Conviet's Consummate Cheek.
 INDIANAPOLIS, May 12.-William Farley, convict, escaped from the Jeffersonville peni- tentiary, borrowed suit of clothes, came here, presented himself to the Governor and argued for pardon The Goveror said if he went back to jail he would consider his case. Farley returned
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rhe Eailures Of the Past Week.

NEW YORK, May 12.-There were one hun dred and eighteen failures in the United States reported to Bradstreet's during the past week. an increase of twenty-two over the preceding week and twenty two more than the Corresponding week last year.
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FOR RENT.

1&%44. STORE No. 355 State Street known s'Bob's ENaftsH Cigar Store" Also two rooms No 256 hapel MsN street. Apply at 1e6 OLIVE STREET, or RUB BER TRIISS co 2h6 Chanel street. InYl2 2t*
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NEW DOMINION.

The Crusade Against the Chinese.
 OTTAWA, Ont, May 12.-The government has promised to consider the subject of Chi nese immigration in British Columbia. The Chinese population is expected to reach 3D. GOO by August, outnumbering the white.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

War to the Knife Against Cameron.
 PHILADELPHIA, May 12.-Representative George Mapes, one of the leaders of the In- dependent Republicans, received this after noon dispatch from Senator Mitchelrs sec- retary saying the Senator is in for an earnest war against the Cameron ticket that he has burned his bridges and must advance. He also says the Senator will pay an early visit to this city to give aid and comfort to the Independent movement.
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DEATHS.

BRIGHT-In this city, May Il, Florence F., wife of
 Robert 0. Bright, aged 29 years months and 25
 days.
 Funeral will take place this afternoon May 13 from
 her late residence, BIO Elm street, at 3 o'clock
 Relatives and friends invited to attend without further notice. MILLER-In West Haven, May 12th, William Miller, aged "A years Funeral will take place Sunday afternoon from his late residence in West Haven at o'clock. Inter ment in Evergreen Cemetery. HEMPS TEAD-In this city, May 11th, John A. Hemp stead, aged 45 years aL d months. Funeral frsm 85 Hill street this Saturdayl at SMITH-In this city, May 12th, Deacon George F. Smith. in his 18th year Notice of funeral hereafter. RINE-In Orange, May 11th, Della M., wife of the late MT. Harvey Hfne, aged 75 years. Funeral st her late residence in Orange Sunday May 14th. at o'cllck D. m.
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An election riot occurred at Galveston, Texas, yesterday morning, in which twelve persons were injured, two fatally. Knives and clubs were freely used
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Prunels Fitted Cherries. extra nice Steam dried Apples, French Prunes in boXes and iArA, TnrkiEh Prunes cheap Pineapples Oranges, Lemons. Bananas. CocoAnuts, Preserved Ginger
 New Bermuds Potatoes and OnioDa
 Clc-osls delivered in any part of the city
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Travel Impeded by the storm.

PHILADELPHIA, May 12.-All traffic on the railroads leading to Atlantic City was stopped to day owing to the foods The tracks of all three roads are under water at the mead ows near Absecom for considerable distance.
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Furnlture,CarpetS,
EsE@,

Black Walnut and Paint ed Chamber Sets, ParIor
 Suits, Extension Tables,
 WardrObes, Bookcases, Pickard Beds, Beisteads, Desks, Easy Chairs, Loun-
 ges, Mirrors, Etageres, sidebOards, Lace and Heavy Curtains, Hair and other
 Mattresses, Feather Pill lows, &c., all at special bar gains at ENSkO'S Auction Rooms, A50 and 452 State stre ct.
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THE STORM.

The Elements on a Rackst-F uriOus Gales Along the Coast-The New Jersey Shore at the Mercy of the Winds-Ves- sells Driven Ashore-SeriOus Impedi- ments to Travel.
 LONG BRANCH, N. J., May 12.-Old surf men say the storm now sweeping the coast IS the seYerest for this period of the year that they have experienced for thirty years. Railroad travel on the New Jersey Southern railway north of Long Branch has been abandoned. The morning train which at tempted the trip was four hours making the run from Sandy Hook to Long Branch. washout on the Pennsylvania railroad be- tween Point Pleasant and Bay Head has pre- vented all Philadelphia connection. The bluff is badly washed away in many places. A cottage at Seaside Park was unroofed and the cottage of Mir. Rathbone at Hopeville blown down. The tide at o'clock p. m. was the highest ever known and breaks con- pletely over the iron pier, but no damage is reported as yet. The steamer Jesse Hoyt, of the Central railway of New Jersey, and the steamers Seabird and. Albertina did not dare to cross the bay in the teeth of such a storm.
 
 mouth of South river and breaking up. Port Monmouth dock, which reaches mile out, is submerged with the high tide which sweeps inland, covering the low lands for miles. A number of fishing boats broke their moorings and lie stranded upon the meadows. It blows perfect gale to night, and fears are entertained that serious results will attend the storm unless it abates Two vessels are reported of Sandy Hook, but the report cannot be verified
 RED BANK, May PA high sea has bro- ken away the road bed of the New Jersey Southern railway, which runs on narrow strip of sand connecting Sandy Hook and Seabright, and the ocean and Shrewsbury river intermingling. A steamer is re- ported aground off Atlanticville. The schooner Birdsall, stranded near Point Rock this morning, is leaking badly with her stern stove in and will probably be total loss. The crew reached the shore safely. All the crews of the life saving stations have re- turned to do duty until the storm abates
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Heavy Damage Reported in Canada.

TORONTO, May 12.-A severe storm of wind and rain has been raging in the northern and western portion of Lake Ontario for the past thirty hours. Considerable damage has al- ready been done to the island of this place, and several houses, used as summer resi- dences, have been washed away. Reports from various places state that shipping is suffering and many wrecks are likely to be reported
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
 MAY 13. SUN RISES, 4.44 MooN RISES. HIaE wATER, BUN SETS, 709 209 a. 8:12 p. m.
MARRIAGES.

PALMER-SMITH-In New Haven, May 10, by Rev. William D. Bridge, Mir. Edgar Palmer to Miss An nie NJ. Smith, both of New Haven. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES this city, May II, at the residence of the brides parents by Rev. E. w. Bab- Ensign daugh CT of Edwin W. Ensign, all of this city. No cards.
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LOST

LOSTa N this oty about three weeks since somewhere in E tke vicinity of the upper Green Gold Bracelet The finder will be suitably rewarded at my12 2t* THIS OFFICE.
 FOR SALEa FIRST CLASS alveE mounted Carriag9 Harness "A made by Horne < Co.,, of New York cost new over $4O0. Address call at the livery stable of
 COBB x WHEELER, oIa Nal
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9IeILo 9,l NssskkEg

4 T 9s GROWN STREET, Music Hall. Saturday. at "A 10 {.
 Consignments of line and counto- soous, piano, lounges, tables, chairs, psGlo. ssts chamber sets black wanrt oil cloths, carpets, etc., etc.
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GHams.
A WTFE WANTED

VTUsT BE of good family, (a farmers daughter TsJebt from iS3 to ieo Ibs a widow from twenty i've to thirty years Of married when not over twenty years of sge must be the mother of one or more T- ing children from the ages Of to years Aao tidy and capable housekeeper, snisble, plain and This Advertisement is by man of middle sze na- tive of Connecticut of good constitution End hAbits does not use tobacco, and ts tenPerAte height six circumstances, fanily and no membranes; Nin- ters passed in Florida; all correspondenes strictly confidential the same returned if desired any in formation that leads to desired results will be liberal + grswardsd tine shSEt geodI If EStfseP9ss FaP 1s Ad my1s ed4w' Bridgeport, Conn.
 WANTED, $1 RooMs-Four CT five rooms on first or sec iit ond floor for housefeeping by man And wife. rnyis st- GIL" Box 525 ?. o.
 WANTED, <A 4 FURNISHED ROOM in . private family EiiH by yourg lady, near the upper part of Olive my1s It. KE J." 12s Bradley street.
 WANTED, 4 SITUATION watchman or any position of A trust by reliable American man, aged ss. nyI2 8t' Address TRUST" this office. 1.-TWO Tsiloresses coats and pants must be able u to do first class work Apply to N. LEVIN, my12 2t- No. 73 George Street, Woods Building.
 WANTED, A COMPETENT GIRL to do cooking, washing, my12 st. 2ss CHAPEL STREET.
 WANTED, nNE OR TWO young men, about IS years o5, of V pleasing address and GOOD CHARACTER, to act salesmen and collectors wholesale house this city must be energetic and willing to commence st the foot of the ladder and work up. Address, with reference, "B. B." Box Ss2, City. my12 3t.
 WANTED, ID OYS ROBERT MORGAN, ID my10 If 90 Center Street.
 WANTED, GIRL THAT thoroughly understands plain A housekeeping; must be neat and tidy; none other need appIy. Call between a. m. and 2 D. u-, at GA JAMES STREET, my9 St Corner East Chapel
 WANTED, SHIRT MAKERS. Machine Operators, Button-Hois 0 Makers and Hand Sewers; also button-holes to send out of the factory to frstclass hands, steady work and good pay.
 ELM CITY SHIRT COMPANY, ap13 If Cor. State and Court Streets
 WANTED FKNO BUY, lot of Secondhand Furniturs and Car E pets. Highest cash price paid. Orders by mail promptly attended to- st
 ja17 8 CHURCH STREET. RsgRss
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WANTED,
WANTED.

AkA FURNISHED ROOM in q private family
 siiia by young lady, near inc upper part of Olive 3IIH street. Address
 myfs It. "K E. J.," 12s Bradley street.
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AUCTIONI

Large sale on Friday morn. ing, May I9, 10 I-2 o'clock of a general assortment of
 Household Goods, and about HOO Carpets. Attend this sale if you want good Carpets cheap.
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. NTFn

"A ROOMS-Four CT five rooms first sec kEiiH ond floor for housekeeping by man And wife. 1f City Hall terms moderate Address
 myi3 3t- "H, |" Box 525 ?. O.
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For Rent.
I'M PNNT

tsss4s 29 Auburn street, second hoor, rooms, E...H S9 co; first floor No. l2 Newhan street, near M!I Winchesters gun shop, SIP %; No. 10 Newh hall street. second oor S8 second floor English street. Cedar Hill, for small family, $500; second floor. Clinton avenue. $1000
 FOR SALE-House and barn on Auburn street, near Oak street, $500 cash and balance mortgage house on East street. Cir md, in good repair. rooms city water connected with sewer, price S1 $500 cash and balance to suit the purchaser Parties wishing to purchase lots for manufacturing purposes would do well to call on me.
 A. M. HOLMES,
 69 Church Street, Room S.
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ReaI Gstate.
,TORE FOR, RENT

STORE FOR RENT, {S4AA LOCATED in the most central part of Chapel MiH street 125 feet deep, plate ga g front. well my12 St ~ ~ Address P 0 BOX 1os7, City. FOR RENT. NT ODERN BRICK HOUSE, No. 93 Olive street near lYE Home Place 12 rooms, water gas, furnace etc; rent reasonable to good tenant. Inquire of
 E. E. BRADLEY, my1l St At Office Ne Haven Wheel Co.
 FOR RENT,
 TIE floor % or house 215 Whaey ave-
 nqure of O. E. aE psntsr my11 3tF 12o Dwight Street, City.
 FOR RENT, af&sA Five rooms in Geller's block; gas and water EHiisl and water cl set. One house, No Lewis ss.IL street, Fair Haven five rooms; $7 per month. Three rooms corner whalley avenue and Orchard street. Furnished rooms to let, No 98 Olive street.
 JACOB HELLER,
 Room l, Yale Bank Building, my11tf or 9S Olive street.
 Rooms with Board. TNsnI PLEASANT front alcove room; also hall fsisl with board, to permanent parties; house Chapel street. few table boarders accommodatad. myll 6t* Apply at AZ COLLEGE STREET.
 FOR RENT. IksssAzaa TENEMENT of rooms on Bradley street, Eaiis near State, all in good order. Inquire at 80 my my1o '' 0'- -'''' ''' ''-' ''' aLosoN HALL. For Sale at & Bargain F.A7 THE genteel Cottage House Mo- 45s Dixwen Haaia avenue he house contains or rooms, wa a.N ter and gas. Tie lot has a frontage of 50 feet, the 90 feet, and 150 in depth. There is of the prettest barns the place that be found in the city. Everything is in perfect order and be bought low, less than cost of the buildings.
 HINMAN's REAL ESTATE AGENCY, my10 At 63 Church Street.
 o .. .eKa.G, saA. Afrst-class House 35 Howe street, aiiiH 12 rooms, English basement, with all the inn @sW provements, rent moderate. A House witt 10 rooms, modern improve ments, in fine order, No. 41 Howe street, for s40o. Lots and Houses For Sale. arst-cIass House on College st.. with all the modern improvements; will be sold at R bargain. All in fine order.
 Money to loan at and 6 per cent. 49 Church Street, Room Hoadley Building. Office open evenings. .-.uu,,,w myG l.. F. COMSTOCK. Real Estate Notice. CAN fill some applications for mortgage loans at five per cent. interest for three years in unts of fv thousand dollars and upward if the security is entirely satisfactory.
 There are 8 few desirable Houses and Tenenents left rent list We should like to hear from any good families who not yet supplied. Also three Stores in go d locations.
 cudes almost every kind of residence and business properties.
 HORACE P. HOADLEY, Real Estate Dealer, Room 2, Hoadley Building.
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FOR. SALE,

A BRIGHT BAY MARE, years old, weighs about "A 10: lbs sound and aentle, works in sineis or double harness, suitable for mo7t any kind of pusi twc 7eals Inqufre at Livery Stable of 'S #Ht '! ': 0. RUIOKHOLDT & CO,
 my12 2t Rear Of 68 High Street, New haVsa.
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WANTED,

4 SITUATION as watchnan or any position ot A trust by g reliable American man, aged 35. Good reference.
 rnyI2 3t' Address .sTRUsT.n this ofhce.