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Great Britain.
TheCIoture Adonted.

LONDON, March 31.-An exciting debate took place in the House of Commons last evening over the cloture resolutions MT. Bright spoke strongly in favor of the resolu- tions, Mir Gladstone closing the debate with an urgent appeal to the party to support the measure division of the House was order ed and resulted in vote of SIS for the gov ernment's proposals to 279 against. The an nouncement of the result was received with continuous cheers from the Liberal side.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

NEW YORK, March 3O.-Sailed, the Wieland for Hamburg, the State of Pennsylvania for Glasgow, the City of Montreal for Liverpool. Arrived, the Ethiopia from Glasgow, the Canada from Havre, the Utopia from Lon don.
 Antwerp-Saied the Plantyn for New York Arrived the Belgenland from New York
 Hamburg-Arrived, the Gellert from New York
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Nearing the Close.

In the Trowbridge case in Bridgeport yes terday Mir. F. L. Holt of the prosecution, concluded his argument about II o'clock, and was followed by Mir. James H. Olmstead for the defense He finished his argument at l o'clock and after recess Mr. Curtis, of Stamford also of the defense, spoke. He was followed by States Attorney Fessenden in the closing argument for the prosecution. The judge's charge to the jury will be deliv- cred this morning
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WANTED.

SITUATION to do second work, or to cook. Has R and iron in private family; good reference Call between and p. na-. at
 rna31 It. 95 PUTNAM STREET.
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Terrible Deati, ofan Operative
NEW DOMINION.

Heavy Emigration to Manitoba.
 MONTREAL, March 3O.-Six hundred Eng fish farmers are en route for Manitoba It is estimated that the emigration from Eng land to Manitoba will average one thousand weekly during April The people are pour ing into Winnipeg at the rate of six hundred daily, the churches and halls being opened to accommodate the crowds.
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France.

Miss EIackay Not Yet Captured.
 PARIS, March 3O.-Mrs Mackay denies the engagement of her daughter with Prince Philippe de Bourbon through journal in this city. She expresses her contempt of fortune-hunting bachelors, and says they are a race not tolerated in America.
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Committee on Streets.

Committee on Streets. 4 MEETING of the Committee Streets will be "A held at Rooms 10 and Il City Bal on FRIDAY EVENING, March 31, 1882, at 7:3o o'clock
 All persons interested in the following petitions requested to be present.
 Recommendation of His Honor the Mayor for COZ crete walks n the Old Green.
 Petition for the grading and curbing of Orange street, between Cottage and Willow streets.
 Petition for the grading of Willow street, between Nicou street and the salt meadow.
 Petition for curb and concrete walk on both sides of Walnut street. between East street and the rail road.
 Petition for sidewalk on both sides of Fillmore street, between Grand street and the Shore Line rail road.
 Petition for 8 sidewalk the north side of Whiting street, between Hill and Meadow stree IS.
 Petition for sidewalk on the sou h side of Prince street, between Lafayette and Hill streets
 Petition for curb on both sides of Howard avenue and 8 concrete walk t e west side, between Kim berly avenue and South Water street.
 Petition for a curb both sides of Greenwich ave nue, between Lamberton d Fourth streets.
 Petition for sidewalk the east side of Elliott street, between George street and Gilbert Per order of Chairman. TIMOTHY J. CROWLEY, ma31 It Assistant City Clerk.
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List of Patents

Issued from the United States Patent Office for the week ending March 2s, 1882, for the Stats of Connecticut, furnished from the office of John F. Earle, Solicitor of Patents. New Haven, Conn:
 F. s. Barton, Newtown, cigarette machine. H. M. Beeeher, assignor to c. s. MeIsick, New Ha- ven, fence post.
 E. L. Bryant, Ansonia, sssignor to Wallace Sons shade holder
 ". N. Buckley, Meriden, milling tool. 4. NJ. Burritt, Waterbury, assgnor to A. Burritt Hardware company valve for fire eItiDguisher. C.. c. Hubbard, NOank, croquet stand. C. M Daboll, New London, pulley sheaYe. Same hardening metals.
 T. B. Doolittle, Bridgeport, assignor to Washburn Moen Mfg. Co., machine for making fence barbs. J. F. J. Cunning, New Haven, sewing machine guide.
 A. $. Hem and G. H. Jennings, New Haven, pool rack.
 A. H. Merrill, Cromwell, music rack.
 F. 0. Rockwell, Hartford knockdown packing box W. Paul, Ansonia, assignor to Wallace 6 Sons, de vice for connecting wires in electrical apparatus. 4. Nuilliers, Portland assignOr to |. S. Stampi ng company, patty-pan.
 r. Waterhouse, Wallingford spoon and fork handle. Same assignOr to Hall, Elton < Co.,, spoon and fork handle.
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FORTY-sEVENTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON. March 30.

WASHINGTON, March 30 SENATE-A bill retiring Brevet Major General Meigs with the rank and pay retired officer of the rank of major general passed.
 consideration of the Indian appropriation bill was resumed. MT. Hoar in a set speech favored better attention to the education of Indians to fit them to maintain themselves without continued assistance The government wos urged and charged in the ad- mini1traton of affairs to remove the stigma of mis- management and dishoLor hitherto attached to their elements in the lution of the problem: Fir-t, the capacity of the Indians for education, civilization and citizenshp second, what it not to educate them; third, what it costs to educate them. On all these points he urged careful judicous treatment to make them good and useful citizens.
 MT Plumb in the course of long speech urged that New England much to blame any oth CT section for the condition of the Indians and declared that the red man simply a strong race to ma Ike way for the Ango-Saxon. Money had been gwen away to many Indians far beyond the treaty oblga- tious, and the Indian problem will remain unchang- ed until the Indians disappeared.
 Adjourned at 5:45 p. m
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FOR RENT.

s&sa4&tts The spacions store and basement No. 194 Haiis Chapel street, in Quinnipiac building, rear EA.l entrance from Union street, and use of steam freight elevator; also power if desired Possession given May Ist. HENRY F. ENGLISH,
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FOR RENT,


 Ea.Il A. Baldwins Corset Company Apply to
 G. A. ISBELL, ma2l 1y Room Todd's Block.
 FOR KENT. kSassss nice furnished cottage and barn at Savin @Sa Rock to rent for the season. Second floor, No. @II 61 Asylum street. S10 239 Congress avenue, Sll. For sale-A shore house and barn, large grounds at Savin Rock House has 21 rooms in first class order and will be sold cheap Small safe soda fountain candy jars counters marble top tables show cases awning, ice cream tables. A. M HOLMES, je18 If Room S. 69 Church Street. For Sale at a Bargain-AlsO Rents Efe-a The valuable of State and Bradley, EFs1a including two houses Bradley street also EEluN house 1O8 Portsea street, one on Orchard street 0. on Eaton, also one lot on Eaton street. For Rent. house 757 State street, containiLg Il rooms suitable for two families Also one ten ement of rooms. Inquire at 80 Grown street. nc GLOSON HALL
 FOR RENT. yf=as FIVE ROUMS corner Park and South iSs. StreeIs first hoor possession April 1st House hI.I No. IS Gill Street, all mo fern improvements Two tenements of five rooms each, Heller's Block State street, water cIo cts each floor. Store No 555 State street, also five over the store. Five rooms Lewis street, Fair Haven, $ per month. Five roc ms 24 Spring Street, first floor.
 JACOB HELLER, m16 Yaie Bank Building.
 TO RENT,
 AESSs A WHOLE HOUSE Mo- 797 State stree ct; gs Es,H and water and heated by furnace, an in frs Hgiil class order; first floor $21, second floor S1 Also first floor 137 Henry street. Inquire of
 A. M HOLMES, no19 If 69 Church Street, Room 8.
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No Elm street, Todd's Block. ---...-.- ma29 JULlJS lN ES.
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ScROFULA. A medicine that destroys the germs of Scrofula and has the power to root it out is appreciated by the afflicted. The remarkable cures of men, women and chill dren as described by testimonials, prove Hoods SarsapariIla a reliable medicine con- tdning remedial agents which eradicate Scrofula from the blood. 100 doses S1.OO. Sold by all dealers c. I. Hoop & Co,
 Lowell Mass
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FENHE retail coal business heretofore carried on in N name Of M SPIER Agent, for and account of undersigned hereby ceases and terminates this day and will not be responsible for any bills contracted by the said M. SPIER Agent from and after this date. EDWARD LAWRENCE
 81 Church Street. Dated New Haven, Conn, March 3oth, 1882 nn4l
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Germany.
roruedo Boats forthe Baltic.


 BERLIN, March 3O.-The German admiral ty has suddenly ordered the masters at the Bremen shipyard to complete six torpedo boats within four months. It is intended tc station the boats in the Baltic.
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Louisiana.
A Huge Cnnaru

l NEW ORLEANS March 30.-The statem ent
 that 12O persons perished in 8 gin house at
 Ralston place: Tensas parish proves to be a
 canard. A gentleman just in from Ralston place says there is no foundation whatever 1 for the story.
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J HVDs NLLL NVg CHAS. t. ALLING J. GIBB SMITH. F. j. AILING.

Having bought the stock of Lumber of The Lewis X Beecher Co desire to close out the entire stock by May lst, 1882, to make for summer stock Those in want of any kind of hard wood building materials will do well to call and examine
 ua9gtf GEO AI.LING X SON.
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ONCE, man to rub Yarn1sh on bodies and 10 work gears; also rough stuff rubber Steady work guaranteed.
 Apply at once te 4. T. k c. B. DEMAREST na3l If 6 ts 5 Chapel Street. Union CODY f
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EE AYING purchased the real estate and machinery E s of the Lewis X Beecher Co. on Water street in the city Of New Haven. possession to be given April 1st, S82, shall continue the general lumber busnss making a speciality of Southern Pine Flooring and Sheathing als Flaming. Saving, Wood Forming and the manufacture of Sashes Poors. Blinds and Mould ings the old stand of L. X B. Co.,, No loo East Wa ter street in the firm name of GEO. ALLING < SON. We shall be pleased to ah the patrons of the late Lewis X Beecher Co.,, and many others as will fa- vor us with a call Cur prices will be low the west. Major Coan and Capt. Buckbes have been tained by GEO. ALL1NG.
 GEO, A. AlIISG.
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H FLIP of different nationalities can be supplied to \ \ private families, boarding houses, hotels and restaurants. The proprietor of this establishment pays great attention in the choice girls before sending them i'll situations Calls from the country at any distance, promptly attended to.
 MRS. T. MULLIGAS,
 Grand OIfy=e
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The Price of His wickedness.

PITTsF1ELD March 3O.-Everitt C.. Price, photographer, has skipped to Canada, jump ing the bail under which he was awaiting ex- animation for criminal intercourse with Clara D. Stroup, 8 Philadelphia Jewess, having boarded at the same house with her and oc- eupied an adjoining room for two years Miss Stroup felt the disgrace of his arrest so keenly that she went to Albany and it is claimed shielded at the Globe Hotel with bel ladonna. Price sent the remains to Phila- delphia before post mortem could be held. Two ladies accompanied Miss Stroup to Al bany and Price went on later, claiming to be a physician There are suspicious of an abortion and the whole affair is to be sifted. Price has wife and child at Chicopee, who left him owing to abuse
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A SITUATION by respectable irl to do second A work or general houEework in small private family. Apply at ma31 2ts I6 FRANKLIN STREET.z
 IVA NTEn
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WANTEn

s-o, A SOUND stylish gentle Horse, I3 to l4 S@ss hands high, must not e1ceed f. sure footed good roadste<, suitable for ladys village cart Anyone possessing horse for sale, embracing above qualifications, by giving age and color, hear of purchaser by addressing
 rna8I 1t- P O BOX 1Oss V IT p Q
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Real Gstate.
FHR c AT.E

FSAa, GOOD Greenhouse with heating appara- Eiiii tus all complete, and also Iron Front Fence Ela:a all complete, to be Id at very low price, Inquire at Wooster Place, at
 B. NIANVILLE'S Carriage Factory, Tna3J Wooster Straet
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k SITUATION by an experienced yOung col red A coachmAn, waiter or jGnitor: can fur nish the best of references F years in place. Address for three days
 nns30 3t' ROBERT this office.
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A SITUATION by respectable girl to do gene "A housework; good reference if required Apy up stairs, at
 ma9O 2t' 2s5 FAST STREET
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E11e,nted RatIroads for the Cities

BOSTON, March 3o.-After long debate to-day the House of Representatives passed the elevated railroad bill so amended that property owners affected can petition for as- sessments of damages. The bill permits Meigs and his associates to build with the consent of the cities and towns in which it may be located
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WANTED.

A GOOD GIRL for general housework; mutt ur- "A derstand plain cooking thoroughly. Also, a young girl between l6 and IS years of age 10 take charge of small children and assist second work best references required: situation from April lst: elegant opportunity for girls who desirous Of
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City court-crtm al sido-Judse shel

Charles w. Colby, breach of the peace against Elijah c. Futile, $3 fine, $5,38 costs Hiram E. Smith, breach of the peace, S fine, $G.18 costs carrying concealed weapons, S. fine, SC IS costs.
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The business of Flaming, Saving, Wood Turning and manufacture of Sashes, Doors, Blinds and Mould ings, also a general lumber business, will be 6Onduct ed as heretofore at the old stand, I36 East Water street, in the of G. < T. ALLISG CO. where by strict attention to business hope to it a continuance Of the public patronage
 THOS. ALLINCi.
 CHAS. E. ALLING.
 J. GIBB SMITH.
 F. j. AIIING.
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BUILDING LOTS WANTED.

nF late there has been inquiries than usual O for Building Lots It has not been confined to any particular locality, indicated that majority of purchasers wish to be governed by about the same price here is more demand for them in all Iocali ties and all prices We find sale list, which has been neglected since the beginning of the financial depression, needs additions from all directions and parts of the city. parties owning lots which they would like to dispose of will gi @ description and price we will make an effort to realize for them.
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RARE CHANGE.
NOTICE,

ENOR SALE Weekly Newspaper, located in of s' the largest towns in the State; long established business constantly increasing good reasons for sell ing. Address
 Ino0g if F " this oH5ca
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wILSONIA MAGNETIC GARMENTS Gnnnh Sn.lnctinn in Price

WILLIAM WILSON, Esq:
 have iust called Colonel Abbott at his p4rlors 9 East urteenth street, walking from my house, 33s East Twelfth street. Five weeks to-dAy. when was clothed in your Garments, unable 10 stand alone The walk have just taken shOUs what virtue there is in 'WIISONIA." They a blessing to the afflicted Yours JOSEPH F. COSTELLO,
 33S East Twelfth Street. Read the following testimonial from the Rev. Dr. Dennen, pastor of the Third Congregational Church Of this city:
 MR JULIUS IyEs- Dear Sir Having worn your Wlsonia Garments for several months, and received very marked benefit from them, 1 deem 1t no more than due you make this statement. have been sufferer at times from rheumatism in its most az gravated fOrms: since putting your garments l have teen almost wholly relieved and have regalned much of my former vigor and elasticity. am sun wearing them with increased benefit l am grateful indeed for what they have done for me. Truly yours, s iS pENNEN- No Elm street, Tcdd's Block. -
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LOCAL NEWS.
Board of SelecfInen.

A regular meeting of the Board of Select men was held last evening all present, Mir. Andrew presiding,
 M Zunder, L. W. Sperry and Gardner Morse, of the citizens committee, were pres ent. An informal discussion upon the pur- chase of the Selden farm was held. The opinion generally expressed was that the Se- lectmen call special town meeting to con- slider the purchase of the farm. Upon the organization of the Board Selectman Andrew presided
 The committee appointed in the bill of an nexation of ia portion of the town of East Haven to New Haven'' to adjust all the diff ferent matters and claims of the old town submitted their report of the distribution of the funds of the school society fund and the town deposit fund as follows:
 Total Town of East Haven deposit fund s, 400 34 Total school society fund. 39I 4T $3,794 Sl Town of New Haven's proportion .S2.529 8s Town of East Haven I[ ,2Gi 99 The division was made upon agreement be. | tween the committee and the town some time ago.
 The report was referred to Selectmen Key holds and Beecher. The Board signed application to the l Probate Court for the commitment of Ida T. Preston (colored) to the Connecticut school | for imbeciles at Lakeville, Conn. | Philip Colwell petitioned for an increase of l salary as assistant road master. Referred to the Town Agent with power to act. l Voted to call a special town meeting for April 6, 1882, at o'clock p. m, to vote or the purchase of the Selden farm. The cal
 for the special town meeting was prepared
 and signed.
 The following persons were recommendet 1 for license
 David B. Marshall, Four Corners (Annex) | W. o. Hotchlnss, POS Wooster street; JOhI | Reynolds, 4G York street; Fred. Striby lbeer) | 520 Winchester avenue.
 Bills were approved. as follows: Genera
 account $4lGO3; outside poor account | $3S9 35 road and bridge account, S75.13
 construction account, S2G 7j almshouse ac
 count, $72.39. Adjourned.
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FOR, SALE.

desa THE HOUSE No. 157 Meadow street contain S5;is ing all modern Improvements house in first aassl class order, fresco, painted walls, etc., etc.. the place is for sale at low price, and only small amount required dowu; the balance remain mOrtg ge; possession at any time Also lot on Wooster and Wallace streets suitable for manufac- turing purposes For further particulars, apply to owner. J. SONN ENBERG,
 Real Estate and Loan Agency,
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NOTICE. Snooio1 Tnxuvo Noo%soOc

SpCVINI IOWH NVVGGiDSs A SPECIAL Town Meeting of the Iown of New A Haven will be held on Thursday. the sixth day of April A. D. 1882, Loomis' Temple of Music at three o'clock D. m. for the following purpose, to wit To authorize the Selectmen of the Town of New Haven in conjunction with the standing Commi tee of Citizens appointed October 6th 1873 to purchase for and in the of the Town of New Haven, a tract or tracts of land for the purpose of To- | Farm and to draw the treasury of the Town fo1 the purchase of said tract tracts of land not to exceed Twenty Thousand Dollars (S2O, ,O00 and tc do any other business proper to come before safd meeting.
 JAMES REYNOLDS,0
 F. s. ANDREW,
 E. W. COOPER, Board
 PHI. HU,4O, of
 E. H. SHERRY, Selectmen.
 L. FELDMAN,
 S. BEECHER New Haven, March 30th, 1882 Evening papers please copy. ma31 Ct
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HORACE P. HOADLEYs
 Real Estate Dealer, 2 Hoad1ey Building, A9 Church St. Office open evenings m23 Following Desirable Property for
 Sale or to Rent:
 TO RENT, ssal, FURNISHED, For one or a term of years, ,one h#isia of the finest Residences on Prospect street A..:I Several very desirable furnished cottages at SaYin Rock, for the season.
 FOR SALE,
 At q bargain, one of the most convenient and best built Houses in the State, also on Prospect Hill. Two story French roof frame House, modern 1m- provemen Lot 4Oxl5O, Sylvan avenue, near Howard avenue: can be bought for one-half original cost. Two story frape House, eleven rooms, stable 1n rear, Sylvanavenne; must be sold at once Cottage frame House, rooms well arranged and ln good repair; bargain.
 Very desirable modern House on Whalley avenue. Two good Houses on Lamberton street. Very desirable Building Lot on Sylvan avenue, near Howard lOOxI50; most of the purchase money can remain on mortgage for indefinite time Six hundred feet of Building Lots on Whalley ave- will be sold for enough to wipe out first mortgage on same.
 Considerable Shore Property at savin Rock.
 FOR SALE OR TO RANT. Very pleasant House on Main street, Westyile, ,o 5 minutes from horse cars IA rooms grounds lOhx36O' well stocked with choicest fruits; carriage house on premises; price of rent or purchase very low. Two very desirable furnished Cottages at Stony Creek, shore front. r..
 Also several places that have come into hands by foreclosure and in settlement of estates.
 MILLS x MARSDEN, Attorneys, ma22 308 Chapel Street, City. FOR RENT, SFGAsaa FROM May 1st, the bri store No. 15 State Aais street, Custom House Square. The building E4I and location are well adap' ed for wholesale business purposes An arrangement is possible where by merchandise be rolled directly from the cars into the store. Application may be made to o.,1 IT
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dEA4. FROM MAY 1st, strictly frst-class ihree- H5's story Brick House, containing 13 rooms, with A.aI attic, basement, subcellar and spacious paz- of the very best quarters of the city, four doors from Hillhouse Rent low to good ten- ant. Apply at S6 Trumbu1 street, or address
 rna24 if F. O. BOX SAP.
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[B. BOOTH, AUoTIoNEER. ]
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nN Saturday, April 1st, at 98 Grown street. at 10 " B. m., large sale of Furniture and Carpets
 Body Brussels and Brussels Carpets Ingrain Car pets from Calvary Baptist Church. slightly damaged by water; Crockery Kitchen Utensils, etc., etc
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WANTED.

{4 TWO neatly furniEhed Rooms for light EiiH housekeeping; must be within fifteen minutes MiI walk Of postofhce and rent low. Please ad- dress immediately, F. L. DELESDERNIER,
 ma31 2t' Care F. A Gilbert, 339 Chapel Street.
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PROPOSALS Printing Laws.

STATE OT CONNECTICUT. Secret4ry's Office, Hartford. March q. 1882. SsEALED PROPOSALS viu be received ct this ofsee Cup to one o'clock p h. of Wednesday. the l2th day of April 1Ss, for printing twenty-five thOusAnd copies the Public present session of the General Assembly. Said proPosAis must be endorsed Proposals for Printing the Laws,7 addressed the Secretary of State, Hartford, Conn. Samples of the kiud of paper be used and all essary information will be furnished application to this office.
 Bidders invited to be present the opening of the bids at the ahove- mentioned tine
 CHARLES F. SEARLS. ma2ataps Secretary.
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All orders made up in large. clean, well lighted well ventilated factory rooms. belonging to SICoLL the Tailor.
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"ANTFn

A CHICHESTER for church in this city. One who A is willing to take charge of choir at guall salary may address
 ma3I 2t+ BOX 49S. N E. F. c.
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A YOUNG MAN would like to write up pos "A books, or do any ofice work at odd spells dur ing the day. Address
 fna3I St, M. 7 this ofaoe.