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Ohio.
Archbishop PurceIIs Debts.

Archbishop PurceII's Debts.
 CINCINNATI, March 26.- The credit ors of Archbishop Purcell held another meet ing last night, when it was learned that a petition to the provisional council for relief had not even been presented. The commit tee also reported that Bishop Elder said there was no use to send a committee to Rome to ask relief, and that the money collected in New York and other places would not be dis tributed, but was held by the church author ities to buy in churches if the courts ordered their sale
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Russia

Cheers for the German Emperor.
 ST. PETERSBURG, March 26.-The St. Peters burg official Inga6de RuSSe reports that in speech at banquet given at Gatschina by the Czar in honor of the Emperor of Germany's birthday, the Czar said that the Emperor was his friend and ally, and that this declaration led to cheers, the Russian officers present joining in a hearty response.
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THE SOUTH.
Georgia.

A Noted NTurderess Pardoned.
 ATLANTA, March 2G.-Kate Sothern the famous Pickens county murderess, who about five years ago killed her husbands paramour and was sentenced to death, but subsequent ly given communication of ten years in the penitentiary, has been pardoned by Governor COlquitt
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The Flames in New York.

NEW YORK, March 2G.-The four story brick building 419 and 421 Eighth street, with the conte nts, was destroyed by fire this evening, causing total loss of $23,0OO It was occupied by 6 manufacturer of boiler felting, ship joiner and cigar box maker
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Austria.
A Peace Mission From Russ

4 Peace Mission From Russin.
 VIENNA, March 2G.-The Grand Duke and Duchess Vladimir arrived in this city to day and were met at the railway station by the Emperor Francis Joseph, who greeted them most cordially. It is stated that the Czar has charged the Grand Duke Vladimir with special peace mission
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A Young Wife,s Suicide.

ROCHESTER, March 26.-Mrs Jennie Gree ley, wife of Hiram c. Greeley, committed suicide this morning. She stood before B mirror, placed a revolver to her right temple and fired, the ball passing through her brain, producing instant death. Domestic infidelity on the part of her husband is said to have led her to the act She was aged 27 years.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEW YORK, March 26.-Arrived, the AL satia from London, the State of Pennsylvania from Glasgow, the EIbe from Bremen, the Britannia from Liverpool, the Vaderland
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BUCKINGHAM HOTEL. Fiftb- A wanna and Eif4;atbStroa+

Opposite Cathedral,)
 NEW. YORK;
 JOSLIN S FULLER ProprIetors. A This new and elegant house is very F T1S 1ss sscentrally located for the reception of dTESfES guests, either permanent transient. It is ltEMA charmingly situated being central point amidst the most fashionable residences churches, &c., &c.; near the Grand Central Depot, within three minutes walk of the elevated roads and Madison avenue The ventilation, heath and plumbing are arranged on the most approved princi ples The hotel is conducted on the European plan patronized by the best ia miles of Europe and Amer with restaurant of unsurpassed excellence and at reasonable charges mao
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Following Desirable Property for
 Sale or to Rent:
 TO RENT, 4ee&4. FURNISHED, For a term of years, one ESSiiH of the finest Residences on Prospect street. EHl1I Several very desirable furnished cottages at Savin Rock, for the
 FOR SALE,
 At bargain, one of the most convenient and best built Houses in the State also on Pros sect Hill. Two & ory French roof frame House, modern i'm provemens, Lot 40xl50, Sylvan avenue, near Howard avenue; can be bought for one-haf original cost. Two story frame House, eleven rooms stable 1n rear, Sy ylvanavenue; must be sold at once. Cottage frame House, rooms well arranged and in good repair; bargain. Very desirable modern House on Whalley avenue Two good Houses Lamberton street. Very desirable Building Lot Sylvan avenue, near Howard l00xl50; most of the purchase money can Six hundred feet of Building Lots on Whalley ave will be sold for enough to wipe out first mortgage same.
 Considerable Shore Property at savin Rock.
 FOR SALE OR TO RENT. Very pleasant House Main street, Westville, 5 minutes from horse cars; 14 rooms grounds 1O x36O, well stocked with choicest fruits carriage house on premises; price of rent purchase very low. Two very desirable furnished Cottages at Stony Creek, shore front. Also several places that have come into hands by foreclosure and in settlement of estates. MILLS x MARSDEN, Attorneys, o1 f-no4
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A GOOD GIRL for general housezork: 1Br,f rn 4 der5tand plain cooking thoroughly. AlEo, z young girl between l6 and 18 ysSrs or age to take charge of small children and assist At second work best references required: situation from April Ist elegant opportunity for girls who are desirous Of
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Telephone Litigation.

During the past week testimony was taken at the office of Browne, Holmes and Browne. Boston, and at the office of James G. Clark in this city, in the matter of the interference for an improved system of telephoning. This avoids the use of local batteries at each sub scriber's station, and gives better results than the system in use. The invention is claimed by George L. finders, of London, England and Charles E. Buell., of this city. The Bell Telephone company controls the rights of Mir finders, and the United States Telephone company those of Mir. Buell.. Alexander L Hayes, Esq, assisted by his brother, repre- sented the Bell Telephone company, and H. C. Townsend, of New York, and Melville Church, of Washington, D. C., were counsel for the United States Telephone company Eight witnesses have been examined. and the testimony is now all in for the United States company.
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LOCAL NEWS.
The Court Record.

City COurt-CrIminaI Side-Judge Stud
 ley.
 In this court on Saturday the following eases were disposed of: John P. Gardner, breach of peace, judgment suspended; Pat rick Moran, breach of license liquor law, discharged John Moran, same, S2O fine and $1O.16 costs, ten days in jail, appealed; Will liam H. Harrison theft $7 fine and S9 ?6 costs; Henry Jackson, indecent exposure of person, $7 fine, & II costs and thirty days in iail.
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"ANTEn

4 SITUATION by a respectable girl to do geusrzl EA housework or second work in 2 private family geo references, Inquire from ? to 1 D rn at Isst place, g DAVENPORT AVFNfF
 mA25 3ts m z+.f-s
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BUILDING LOTS WANTED.

NF late there has been more inquiries than usual " for Building Lots It has not been confined to any particular locality, indicated that majority purchasers wish to be governed by about the same price. here is demand for them in all locali- 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 If 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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HELP. two Toune nr

tNARh HELP, two young or middle aged men that A understand milking and the management Of horses; must come recommended; yrarIy engage ment; monthly payment if desired. AlpIy to
 ROBE < WELLER maZI lt' Temple street New Haven
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WANTED.

A THE Hospital. in the office, 8 bright active "A honest boy If to 16 years old must live on the premises Apply at the office of the superintendent
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%EfHAs THE large and pleasantly located Brick #; House 105 Martin street, having all convenien- ESsL ces; spacious lot: : will be leased from May 1 for term of years to an acceptable party eatis factory terms.
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"ANTEn

A T THE Hospital, single man to ruD the steam A heating apparatus and do general jobbing: should be familiar with the of carpenfers tools references required Apply at the
 mas St SUPERISTENDFCTrS OFFICE
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waIIingford Postomce Robbery.

About six o'clock Saturday morning the discovery was made that the postofice in Wallingford had been entered and the safe blown open. An examination showed that the side door of the office leading into the hall had been forced off its hinges, thus giv- ing entrance Both hinges of the safe were blown out, and the door, weighing several hundred pounds, thrown several feet, yet no one heard the noise. The only tools left were a steel wedge and sledge hammer.
 There was about two hundred dol lars in money and about seventy dol lars worth of stamps taken. The wsrk was without doubt done by professional. Who did it is not known. There were two strangers roaming about the town Saturday. They arrived Conductor Brompton's train Friday morning. They were respectable in appearance and are sup posed to have left on the o'clock D. m down train. They did not seem to have any apparent business in the town. The burg lars worked in a hurry, as they left un- touched over $1O0 in postage stamps. They also left some of the wedges they used and sledge hammer which bore the mark of the Consolidated railroad company. It was dis covered Saturday morning that A railroad section house at Wallingford had been brok- en open and the hammer taken away and also that the two men supposed to be the burglars were at one time seen walking to- wards the house along the railroad. Among other property stolen were over 300 money order blanks. MT. Hubbard, to prevent their use for forgery purposes, telegraphed the robbery to headquarters
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E@ FURNISHED or unfurnishsd house wtth riil seven to nine rooms, modern Improvements E.I for careful family: no small children: best references given State location, size convenience and price. ! R W
 TBra-- D Fr
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WANTED
WANTED.

A CAPABLE yOuDg woman as chiIds nurse mug; A be able to sew Inquire at
 maL5 Et'
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WANTED.

k SITUATION by respectable girl to do general housework in a private family; good reference inquire at
 ma27 It. 70 BROAD STREET
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WANTED

f5SA FROM MAY 1st, House with or g roorns <iil centrally located small family, no chiIdren Ez1 Address stating price. location and number sf OoIns,
 ma27 2ts s.Z - rbfs o4s..
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A VaIuahla Farm for Sale

s#Sas To close the estate of the late O. E. Selden
 Niis we offer for sale of the best farms in New
 N1N Haven County. It is situated just of West Rock and within three miles of the center of the city of New Haven It contains about acres, and is in good sta 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 in gnod repair and consist of two story dwelling house, with twenty rooms, an ice house. two barns, 42xS2 and three stories high, and one a8x50. The barns connected together, and there is cellar under al Also large carriage rom 2Gx40. All the buildings supplied with wa ter from the pipes of the New Haven Water Company, and there is also wei of water the premises For further particulars, inquire of JOHNSON PLAT T, No. 10 Law Chambers, M H. WARREN, on the premise.
 Dated at westville, Jan. 20, 1882. ia2 2tawtfw1t
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WANTFn

\ SITUATION by young English girl to do gen. "A ersl housework in private family. good ref erence. Inquire at
 ma25 2t- Al YORK sTPFrT
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W WANTFn

A COMPETENT girl to cook and assist in the A washing and ironing in private family. go15 reference required Apply immediately at
 4
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WANTED
WANTED

nRY GOODS salesmzn-A young nan of re1i.r,s1jtv
 O 20 to 25 years of age, who can furnish good rsf erences and has had experience can secure situation salesman by addressing BOX 75
 Ina25 q New Britain Corr,
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" A NTEn

A THOROUGHLY competent girl to do general A houseEork. Apply at
 may It. LIBRARY STPFFT
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" ANTEn

A PERFECTLY sober and trust gOrthy man who ts A an experienced driver and competent in all re- sPects to take of horses and carriages also will Ing 70 assist in The garden and make biH-se general y useful Apply with referencesl any time after
 mas 3t' BPS HOWARD AVENUE
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OAO h5@1s THE STORE and two Tenements of 5 and H#5;l each 56 Union street. Store vacant, H#11l tenem-nts vacant May lst. The three floors above suitable for boarding house. Prefer to rent store and tenements to party
 II. P. HOADLEY, Open evenings. Hoadley Building.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT,

s&asssa TWO large front rooms on the first floor of 8tH the Insurance building suitable for offices and 3SE insurance or banking purposes. Inquire at Room NO. 370 CHAPEL STREET.
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FOR, SALE.

FoR SAAEs SsG444, THE Brick Dwelling House TAO Shelton EHsiH nue. The house contains 13 rooms Lot 6Ox145 E411l well stocked with fruit and has convenient barn and outbuildings The property will be sold at low price, the expects to leave the city, Ap ply between and p. m, on
 ja30 2m THE PREMISES.
 FOR SALE, 4<AA94 THE Dwelling House No. 10 Wooster street, SFsii 13 rooms and furnished with modern convent 4L ences, and at present occupied by the subscr1- 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, as the whole block will be sold. Apply to
 B. MANVILLE either at ja26 If 20 or 70 Wooster Street. FOR SALE. dHa@a5 A HOUSE on Greenwich Avenue will be sold EtiI for about two-thirds It's worth. Only small -EaiIl amount required down. | MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE, 237 Chapel Street.
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WANTED, Experienced Button Hole
 Makers. Elm City Shirt Co.,,
Cor. State and Court sts.
WANTEn-

pEMOVED-The Keystone InstzTment Company A has removed from 59 Center State street, and wants men of good character and energy to szu the Keystone Roll up Spring Beds, Keystone Clothes Wringers. Keystone Carpet sEesCers lately patent ed, Adams Clothes WriDgers entirely new and other necessary household articles instzIlmsutz New Haven, Meriden, Waterbury. NorEzIk and Stamford
 naIs-tf HERBEEI CONSTABLE. AIau.Ea--
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WANTED.

ffSTt Rouse with or 10 roouls suitable for fam Eil lhss western part of the city preferred; rsn
 lu not to exceed S2jOOO' Address
 mar N' F. c. F.. Cn-1rier nfsre
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FOR. RENT

Sss9e The spacious store and basement No 194 Eaiii Chapel street. in Quinnipiac building, rear iAIU entrance from Union street, and use of steam freight elevator; also power if desired Possession given May 1st. HENRY F. ENGLISH,
 naa27 If 92 Orange street.
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WANTED

SITUATION to do general housework in q pri. A yate family; good references from her fast place Can be seen for two dsys at
 mar It. . -RR FTTFTgy- S7-pEr--
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\ SITUATION by 8 respectable girl 10 do general N housevork in a small private family Apply al
 na27 It. IIG OAK STRFFgT
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Real Gstate.
FOR SALE.

fOR SALEs dSssa, HOUSE, lot and barn on Chapel street. above EHiiiI York. House has all the modern conven- Eiil iences Lot 51 feet front on Chapel street and 261 feet deep. Apply to c. ". ITTLESEY, ma25 6ts 22S Chapel street. City.
 FOR RENT. |eAe FROM MAY 1st, the House 1l4 Olive st. AgsisI containing 10 rooms. Has all the mod A4..I ern improvements and is first-class in all respects. CHARLES IVES, ma25 If 153 Church Street, Room l.
 FOR RENT, dTTskAs4. A GOOD HOUSE. I5 rooms, all modern E4iiI improvements; warmed by steam; large -Mlsl grounds, with fruit; good barn. with city water on one of the finest avenues in the city, will as Church Street, room g. HSaaley Rula,ng; Houses and Lots For Sale. Ts5ss modern built, with all the Improvements, L44.I frst-class. in fine order, will be sold at ' A ~ FOR RENT, To a reliable party a Brick House located tral 10 rooms, modern improvements partly furnish ed or unfurnished. The owners would take table board in pa yment for rent, such may be agreeable to the parties. Pos- session the 1st of April, Also number of good Houses to rent
 4s Church Street, Room Hoadley Building. ma25 LIZ CoMsToCK.
 FOR RENT. sA4ss OFFICES-Front Rooms on the second and H third stories of the building 257 Chapel street. EA.I Apply to
 Iila24 3tt ROBERT T. MERWIN.
 TO RENT, {EA=44 FROM MAY 1st, strictly first-class ihree- hHSIH story Brick House. containing 13 rooms, with A4.I attic, basement, sub cellar and spaci piaz- za of the very best quarters of the city, four doors from Hillhouse avenue Rent low to good ten ant. Apply at 85 Trumbull street, address ua24 If F. O. BOX 842.
 FOR SALE, s,ss LOT on Dixwell avenue, adjoining Silas Ben T hams, 42x140, high and cean suitable for store or dwelling. Price S530. Terms easy
 F. L. COWLES, ,na24 If 49 Orange Street. Property For Rent. {es=.a HOW occupied by M. Armstrong x Go. on EkSiil Temple street. Possession May lst. Ms.u H. P. HOADLEY,
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WANTED,

A \ experienced cook well Recommended Eo,. A other need apply, st
 mA27 2t 5 HIIIHOT-SF AvpN-T-p
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WANTEn

A , oILi AIIDN to do second work chamber luire at 0e' in-
 mag. IL I27 WALLACE STREET.
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posToFFICE AT MYSTIC.

The postoffice at Mystic Bridge, of which J. A. Rathbone is postmaster, broken into Friday night and all of the letters taken except ten which were in a small box. About $25, all of the money in the office at the time, was taken. There is no clue to the thieves
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TO RENT, AsSSz A WHOLE HOUSE Mo- 797 State street ga ksia and water and heated by furnace, an in first Ez.U class order; first floor S21, second floor S17 Also first floor l37 Henry street. Inquire of
 A. M HOLMES, nO1o go Church Streat Ronro
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New Haven Orphan Asylum. FENHE monthly meeting of the managers will be held \ at the Asylum 348 Elm street, Il Thursday morning of this week, March 3O quarter after 10 o'clock. MRS. S. K. CHAMPION
 ma27 2t Correspondro Secretary
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Chamber of Commerca-

PEHHE annual meeting of the New Haven Chamber of Commerce will be hel1 at the rooms of the Sc curity Insurance company, on Wednesday, the 29tt of March, at 12 o'clock noon for the choice of officers and any other business.
 March 27, 1882. HENRY PRESCOTT, Sec'y.
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HORSES.

e5s 7S JU TT ARRIVED, as good an assortment of sf%zs'. HORSES, both draught and driving as were ever brought to this market and all to be sold at sonable prices ". S. PARKER
 ia
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE

DRIYATE families. boarding houses hotels and II restaurants can Dc supplied with help Of differ ent DationAlites Great attention paid pro prietor of the establishment the choice of girls ard women before sending them to Ill 8 situation oun- try calls Of any distance promptly attended to
 MRS. T. MULIIGAS. jal2 If 2a3 Grand Olive
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REPAIRING DEPARTMENT.

By means of an adjusting oven, refrigera- tor, racks for adjusting in position, and skill full workmen, we are enabled to adjust, cor rect and regulate the most difficult Horologi- cal work.
 Parties whose Watches have suffered from unskillful handling are invited to leave them with us for correction Watches recased, Silverware repaired, polished and restored.
 Odd and intricate articles of Jewelry matched and repaired.
 Diamond Mountings speciality GEORGE El. FORD.
 may
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Aeal NsIaGe.
FOR, RENT.

%kTSSs nice furnished cottage and barn at SaviD HaiiH Rock to rent for the season Second floor, No
 ssiiI 61 Asylum street, s1O; 239 Congress avenue, $11. For saIe-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,
 ie18tf Room 8. 69 Church Street.
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AEA The dwelling and barn situated on the wes Esis side of the public green in East Haven center E4.U one of the ple asantest locations in town hat four acres of land. Inquire
 JEREMIAH BARNES, East Haven, or address na27 5teCd E. B. COWLES Meriden Ct.
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DEATHS.

GARDNER-In this oity, March 26 Mir George Gard aged S6 years, months and 20 days. Funeral from his late residence, No. Veto street, Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. 2t* GORHAM-In Hamden, March 18th, Mrs. Cynthia Sanford, wife of Julius A. Gorham, aged 59 years and months.
 ATWATER-March 2ath, Miss Elizabeth D. Atwater in the 85th year of her age. Funeral services at her late residence 32 George st. on Monday next at o'clock p. Interment pri- vate. 2t
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WANTEI

A SITUATION by young man as short hand ,-i A ter; type writer not used fhe best of referen- ,es given Apply to " "STENOGRAPHER
 ma27 H' 43 Kimberly Avenue, New Haven, Ct.
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Manufacturing Property For Rent. {eee=ss HOW occupied by M. Armstrong x Go. on EISl,l Temple street. Possession May 1st.
 Mlsa H. P. HOADLEY,
 ma24 St Hoadley Building.
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For Sale-A Splendid Investment.
FOR SALE.

dhs&4s THE new Cottage House located in Winthrop HH5I avenue, just north of Whaey avenue, contain M4lsL ing rooms all in first-cass order. The lot is 40xl34 The house is stylish and very convenient, d will be sold easy terms. large amount can remain mortgage. If not sold by May 1st it will be rented Call at
 HINMAN'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY, ma24 18t 63 Church Street.
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FOR RENT.

4kSsaAf HOUSE, lot and barn Chapel street. above EAi York. House has all the modern conven- GEA fences. Lot 51 feet front Chapel street and 261 feet deep. Apply to c. ". WHITTLESEY,
 ma25 6t* 22S Chanel street Citv
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FOR, RENT

FARM FOR SALE. Iafz4s@s At Morris Cove the Forbes House, Esia Farm of about twenty-nine acres Inquire of EMiE A. B. CHIDSEY, ma23 If East Haven, Conn.
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WANTED,

WA IED, A GENTLEMAN Of eminent responsibility. re- "A hnement and position lsidoEer} having met with misfOrtunes wishes to with s0IneChrsilz lady of wealth, with a view to business No trihers
 LOCK BOX 2,2sO. Lnl4 iGta
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FOR RENT,
FnR PENT

FUN EGENIs IH+Es4s FIVE ROOMS corner Park and South A5 Stree,s first floor, possession April 1st. House Au.iI No. IS Gill Street, all Improvements wo tenements of five rooms each, Heer's Block State street, water co cts on each floor Store Mo- State street, also five the store. Five rooms Lewis street. Fair Haven, $7 per month. Five rooms, 24 Spring Street, first floor.
 JACOB HELLER
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FOR SALE.

A AAhVH eAAL "oOS2, 4Asae IN good repair, with Lot adjoining, 1O9 feet MH5I1 front by 100 feet deep, State street good @aYl location One-haf can remain mortgage. Will be sold at bargain.
 MCALISTER x WARREN,
 Bankers and Brokers, Inb6 1aw4t 71 Church street,