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HOODS SARSAPARILLA

Has "decided" claims upon the public. This is positively proven by the immense good 1t has done to those who have been cured of diseases from which they have suffered in tCnSely for years, as verified by the publish ed testimonials, every one of which IS pos tive fact
 CHELSEA. VT, Feb. 24, 1879. MFSSRS. C. l. Hoop X Co.,, Lowell, Mass: The 9th day of last June was taken sick with a swelling on my right foot, and with an awful pain. The swelling went all over me. My face was Swelled so that I could with diff fcuty see out of my eyes. and I broke out over the whole surface of my body; my right foot up to my knee was one raw, itching mass and my ankle and foot so lame and sore | could not step on il, and it would run so as to wet bandage through in an hour. In this condition Mir. w. F. Hood (Of the firm of A. R. Hood & Son, druggists, of this town, LA and told me to take It. did so, and by the time had taken one bottle found that it was doing me good. l have since taken five bottles more. After had tahen @ tnIeS n,S have been growing better every day, so that to-day can walk without going lame I have no soreness in my ankle ana II mas my recovery to your Sarsaparilla. l write this to let you know that 1 think IL deserves the confidence of the public, especially those who are troubled with humOrs.
 Yours most truly,
 JOSIAH PITKIN. P. s. Every person that saw me said that having a running sore on my ankle; but thank God have. J.f. Noother Sarsaparillah has such sharpening effect upon the appetite. No other prepa- ration tones and strengthens the digestive organs like Hoops SARsAPARLLLA
 Price one dollar, or six bottles for five dol lars. Prepared only by C. l. HOOD & CO., ApOtlecaTieS, Lowell, Mass.
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Children Food for the Flames.

NEW BEDFORD, March 31.-News has been received here that Mrs. Julia Pocknib, of Gay Head, left three children in her house Sunday afternoon to go to a neighbours Dur ing her absence the house took fire and was burned, the children perishlng in the flames
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NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.
A Priests Slayer Acnuitted,

Priests Slayer Acquitted.
 GREENFIELD, March 3t.-In the case of David McNillen, of Boston, on trial for three days past for manslaughter in shooting Father Mccarthy, Catholic priest, last De- cember, the jury this afternoon rendered a verdict of not guilty after being out twenty three hours.
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FORTY-sEVENTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, March 31.

WASHINGTON, March 31. SENATE-senator Hoar, from the Committee on Elections introduced resolution to pay Senator In gals the expense of contesting his seat pass ed.
 MT. Teller in the course of long speech on the general Indian question announced that he would vote for a modified form of MT. Hoar's amendment, appropriating $500O for Indian education He took exception to the statement that we could c1yize the Indians in five ten years. large percentage of the Indians educated in the past had returned to saV agery.
 Mir. Allison said the amendment appropriated more money than necessary to carry out the object in view The only way to solve the Sioux problem was to ed cate them their reservation.
 MT. Beck declared that every effort to educate tne Indians a step toward 'eaking down the hostile relations with the United States.
 After further debate MT. Windom moved to reduce the amendment to $225, ,000. s9 MT. Hoar accepted the amendment as modified was adopted, 29 to IS.
 MT. Hale offered amendment to continue the old powers of board of Indian commiss1oners lost. The bill was then passed.
 The bill for scientific exploration in Alaska was re- ported tavorably.
 After executive session the Senate adjourned at 525 till Monday.
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HoUsE.-The House spent the entire day on the army appropriation bill, to which the committee had auartermaster's department to the court of claims and retiring officers at the age of sixty-twe. The last mentioned section favored by Messrs Briggs and Butterworth. The first mentioned was vigorous y opposed by Messrs. Updegratf and White and sup ported by Messrs Springer of Illinois, Butterworth and Hiscork Without action the committee arose.
 message received from tho President con veying copies of communications with the British citizens in Persia during the Kule-Persian ot 1s8o which had been asked for by the House; Also copy recent letter from the State department tc British asking it to extend protection to American missionaries if needed. The object of the members in calling for the correspondence is to show the necessity of establishing diplomatic rela- tiGns with Persia.
 At 53O D. n. the House adjourned until tomorrow
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"ANTEn

S1s BY TWO LADIES, g suite of four unfurnisb |<ii5 ed Roons iD pPiyste house. Address with apl 3t+ BOX 70 Postoe5cs
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WANTEn

1 T ONCE, man to rub varn1Eh on bodies and to n work on gears; also a rough stuff rubber Steady work guaranteed.
 Apply at once to A. T. c. B. DESIAREST
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The GaIIoxvs Cheated by Death

DEDHAM, March 31.-The jail physician says tonight that John Sullivan, who brutal ly murdered his wife last Saturday night and attempted suicide by cutting his throat, can- not possibly survive his wounds and stand trial, but will die in few days at most.
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

( SITUATION by cOlored man as cazchusn- ts
 A willing to make himself generally useful: can give good references Inquire at corner Peek and Monroe streets, Fair Haven.
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NEW DOMINION.
Distress in the NIaCdalen Isles,

OTTAWA, Ont, March 31.-News from the Magdalen Isles is to the effect that the in habitants are in great distress for want of food. Part of the sealing fleet is ice bound in Pleasant Bay.
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THE WEST.
Tennessee.

The Burned SteRmbOat-A WOman's Mar
 row Escape.
 MEMPHIS, March 31.-Miss Ionia Malsin, of Hawesville, Ky, one of the three lady pas- sengers saved from the burned steamer, tells
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3O6 and BIO Chapel Street.
 
Statesmen are Wanted flr Long,
 falIoUsS WnrI.S

NhE Yale Library contains eighteen yoluuats bound in full Turkey MOtOcco comprising eighteen Bzf- tlsh and American authors Put up folloxE the Yale Library BOOkcAse-2 volumes and case Long fellow and Whittier, Sc 50; Shakespeare and Byr0n S5.5s; TennysoE and EAyorite. s Q. Scott and Burns, s5-5O; Moore and Pope. sSsO: Jean InFelOw and Adelaide Proctor, $s-5O; Mrs Browning and Owen Meredith, 50; Milton and Religious FoeFas S5.50; Goldsmith and Wentworth S5 55
 mA3i GAY BROTHERS lrB Chanel Street
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4 FIRST-CLAss Laundry Ironer at No l6O Stat. LA- Street New Haven, Conn. None other neet apply. sD1 tf
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:" NTEn

NfT7 RENI-About four rooms on second floor
 ii1 in good neighborhood about F to IS Ininr1tss zIIu walk from corner State and Chapel street al bout SIS per month. Address particulars to
 apI It. BOX 1O4S City
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FOR, RENT

LOST,
 NN Thursday, March 30th, 1ady's BREASTPIN, " composed of cluster of small pieces of black onyx in gold settings, with three pendants The der will be suitably rewarded by leaving the at
 Al CHURCH STREET, apl 2t* Tontine Block.
 FOR SALE, k$ssH4s NEAT two-family House, within ten min iii utes walk of postothce favorable terms price -EI.H s, ,300 PETER MCQUAID, ap1 3t* IS Hoadley Building.
 FOR RENT, IE::s NINE NICE Rooms with city water, suita- iii ble for two ia nilies, at BOT George st E&!iN up stairs also four Rooms first floor No. 309 George street. Inquire of
 J. SONNENBERG, Real Estate Broker, ap1 If 23S Chapel Street.
 AUCTION SALE. 3sAT4s ON THE premises known No. 327 Howard MiiH avenue near the corner of Putnam street, on M.N Wednesday, April 12, 1882. at 12 o'clock noon by erder of the positively without reserve will be sold to the highest bidder at public auction the entire premises known 327 Howard avenue, de- scribed follows: Lot 5Ox130 with fine two-f fam fly house on the front; also good three-famf- ly house the rear.
 ap1 3 4 10 Il 12 HORACE F. TOADLEY
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NEW YORK.

The Failures of the Past Week.
 NEW YORK, March 31.-There were 129 failures in the United States reported to
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F UT SNIV NC Gt DftTSs S1IEI--fAISU INVUlS s TE4s The valuable of State and Bradley, Esi including two houses Bradley street also ENL one house 108 Portsea street, Orchard street, Eaton also one lot on Eaton street.
 For Rent, house 757 State street, containing II rooms suitable for two families. Also ten ernent of 4 rooms. Inquire at 80 Grown street.
 m6 GLOSON HALL.
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MARRIAGES,

SklNNER-HI\E \E-In Hartford, March 23 by Rev S. Hine, assisted by Rev. Dr. c. L. Walker, Charles R. skinner and Miss Clara s. Hine daughter of the hciating clergyman.
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DEATHS.

ENGEL-In this city, April Joseph F., adopted son of Edward Engel, aged 21 years and months The funeral will be held on Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 BALDWIN-In this city, on the 31st, Miss Hudah Baldwin, aged S7 years. Prayers at the house of Homer H. Peck 35 Wooster street. Saturday April 1st, at 10H a. m. Burial at Huntington.
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4 NURSE GIRL. Apply at once at
 "A 2pl 2t 119 PARK STREET
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WANTED

A SITUATION by experienced young colo red A man as coachmzn, waiter or jsnitor can fur Address for three days
 ma30 3t' ssRORERT- tbis o45ca
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WANTEn

A Agent for sale of our gas EoTsrnOrs Machines A of superior and acknowledged merit Small capital required. Address
 LEES GAS GOVERNOR CO., D-~-- ID
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SEA FIVE ROOMS corner Park and South sS Stree,s first floor, possession April 1st. House E.lsI No. IS Gill Street, all modern Improvements. Two tenements of five rooms each, Hellers Block, State street, water closets each floor. Store No. State street, also the store Five rooms Lewis street. Fair Haven, $7 per month Five rooms. 24 Spring Street, first floor.
 JACOB HELLER;
 m16 Yale Bank Building.
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FLIP of different nationzlities can be supplied to 1 private families boarding houses. hotels and restaurants. The proprietor of this establishment pays great attention in the choice girls before sending them to i'll situations Calls from the country, at any distance, promptly attended to
 MRS T. MULLIGAN,
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FOR RENT.

ta&HSs9 The spacious store and basement No. 194 EiiI Chapel street. in Quinnipiac building, rear A..N entrance from Union street. and use of steam freight elevator also power if desired. Possession given May 1st. HENRY F. ENGLISH
 may If 92 Orange street.
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An Exposure of Shipherd's Scheme.


 WASHINGTON, March 31.-The chairman of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs this morning submitted a letter from Minister Hurlbut, dated at Lima, which exposes the Cochet claim upon which the Peruvian Moonshine company is based. Mir. Hurl but makes the following points 1st That the claim. does not relate to guano, but is based entirely upon an order of the Peruvian government offering reward for the discovery of lost or stolen convent prop erty.
 2d. That in any event the claim is French and not American, and for these reasons {: Cochet was French subject. The illegiti- mate son through whom the Peruvian com pany claims ownership, was never legitima- tized, and the sisters and other relatives of Cochet are'still living in France and are his only heirs.
 Mr. Hurlbut states that he shall start for the United States early in April.
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WANTED

A SITUATION by respectable irl to do second A work or general housevork in 5 small private family. Apply at
 mA3l 2ts Is FRANKLIN STREET em
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1ESS%f LARGE Brick House No. 12O High street,
 s@iiI used now as frst-class family boarding
 &..E house; it has all the modern conveniences heated by steam hot and cold water in all the cham bers. Also two Stores suitable for g druggist and two Barns to rent cheap, and three small Tene- ments, one Of rooms and two of rooms. For par ticulars, call at
 ma31 3t* 294 ELM STREET
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HORACE P. HOADLEY,
 Real Estate Dealer, 2 Hoadley Building, 49 Church St. Office open evenings. m23 Following Desirable Property for
 Sale or to Rent:
 TO RENT, 1htSSAA4s FURNISHED, For term of years, one Mi5is of the finest Residences on Prospect street. E4u Several very desirable furnished cottages at Sayin Rock, for the season.
 FOR SALE, At bargain, one of the most convenient and best built Houses in the State, also on Prospect Hill. Two story French roof frame House, modern im- provements, Lot 40x150, Sylvan avenue, Howard avenue can be bought for one-half original cost. Two story frame House, eleven rooms, stable in rear, Sylvanavenue; must be sold at once. Cottage frame House, rooms well arranged and in good repair bargain.
 Very desirable modern House Whalley avenue. Two good Houses on Lamberton street. Very desirable Building Lot Sylvan avenue, near Howard; 1OOxl50; most of the purchase money can remain mortgage for indefinite time. Six hundred feet of Building Lots on WhalIey ave- will be sold for enough to wipe out first mortgage on
 Considerable Shore Property at Sav1n Rock.
 FOR SALE OR TO RENT. Very pleasant House on Main street, WestvilIe, 8 minutes from horse cars IA rooms grounds 100x360, well stocked with choicest fruits; carriage house premises price of rent purchase very low. Two very desirable furnished Cottages at Stony Creek shore front.
 Also several places that have come into our hands
 MILLS x MARSDEN, Attorneys
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Patent shirt 7"
AucrIoN1aRLIs
 zss S0s

nN Saturday, April 1st at ss Crown street. St 10 ND m., large sale of Furniture and Carpets
 Body Brussels and Brussels Carpets. Inerain Car pets from Calvary Baptist Church, slightly damaged by water. Crockery, Kitchen Utensils, etc, etc. ma3l 2t
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FOR RENT,

FOR RENT,
 S1A2. FROM May 1st, the brick store No. 15 State H5ssis street. on Custom House Square, The building EllI and location well adapted for wholesale business purposes. arrangement possible where by merchandise be rolled directly from the into the store. Application may be made to
 ma21 If NATHAN H, SANFORD.
 FOR RENT.
 sS<Sss A nice furnished cottage and barn at Savn kS;iIH Rock to rent for the Second floor Mo- EEIIl 61 Asylum street, $10; 239 Congress avenue, $1l. For sale-A shore house and barn, large grounds, at Sav1n Rock House has 21 rooms in first class order and will be sold cheap Small safe sods fountain candy jars counters marble top tables show cases, awning, ice cream tables. A. M. HOLMES, ie1Stf Room g, 69 Church Street.
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Henry R. Harknett, breach of the peace, Seymour.
 GottIeib Karhle, theft, New Haven. John Murphy neglecting family, New Ha-
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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, nor indicated that majority of purchasers wish to be governed by about the same price. There is demand for them in all locali ties and at 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 give description and price will make effort to realize for them.
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WANTED,

A TIDY YOUNG person to cook wash and do all A the housevork for s family of three 7ssgss SD per month. Apply at lO5 WARD STREET.
 apl 2tt First ea1r
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.
 fE@4 FROM MAY 1st, the House 1l4 Olive st. H#a containing 10 rooms Has all the mod- Eza1l ern inn improvements and is first-class in all respects. CHARLES IVES, ma25 If 153 Church Street. Room 1.
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The Court Record.
Superior COurt-Criminal Side-J

| Superior COurt-Criminal Side-Judg | Hitchcock. | This court will come in next Tuesday: 4 the opening of the court the following named persons will be put to plead: Frederick Neuner, rape, Meriden. Walter E, Malley, murder, New Haven.
 James Malley, ir., murder New Haven Blanche Douglass, murder, New Haven
 Warner Townsend, burglary, Derby.
 Thomas F. Davis bigamy, New Haven.
 William Johnson, tramp, Naugatuck.
 George Edwards, burglary, Orange.
 Alfred Johnson, theft, Meriden.
 Michael Kenny, stealing poultry, Hamden. Frederick Perry, burglary, New Haven. Thomas Clune, rape, New Haven.
 George Atwood. theft, New Haven. Eugene Flanagan, theft, Derby.
 George C. Daniels, false pretences, Bran ford
 John Donahue, burglary (4 cases, Derby. Joseph Freeman, statutory burglary, New Haven.
 James Potter, injury to property, Ham den.
 Philip Ryan, assault with intent to commit rape, New Haven.
 Charles M Merwin, burglary, Milford. John Reddy, burglary, Milford. Frederick M. Bailey, bigamy, New Haven Melbourne Preston, burglary, North Ha- ven
 APPEALED CASES.
 Henry R. Harknett, breach of the peace, Seymour
 GottIeib Karhle, theft, New Haven. John Murphy, neglecting family, New Ha- ven. City Court-CriminaI Side-JudGe Shel
 don. Thomas Daly, pasturing cows in the street, to April William Brown, injury to prop erty, S1 fine SG.18 costs; William Gay, breach of the peace against Michael W. Man ming, to April Patrick Reardon, breach of the peace, discharged same, resisting officer, ten days in jail, $6. 14 costs; Bernard Suli- van, breach of the peace against Luke Hig gins, $2 fine, S8.51 costs; Charles J. Atwa- ter, neglecting to support family, to April 2S.
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STees ROOM WITH POWER on fourth floor, Quin- SN.ii nipiac Building No. 19s Chapel street. Front EAIU room 35x73 with stedy power, steam heat and freight elevator. HENRY F. ENGLISH,
 ma17-tf 92 Orange Street.
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sksAas At Morris Cove, near the Forbes House, 8 EFiiH Farm of about twenty-nine acres. Inquire of Es.Il A. B. CHIDSEY,
 ma23 If East Haven. Conn.
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Real Gstate.
TH RFNT
FnP PFNTG

| AO 1GENIa
 ! American family only references ; required. d. As1I Inquire at ma3l 2t' 1s6 GEORGE STREET. FOR RENT. 4ssSA%ss A LARGE Brick House No. 12O High strset siiI used now as q frst-class family boarding M..l house; it has all the modern conveniences heated by steam hot and cold water in all the cham bers Also two Stores, one suitable for druggist and two Barns to rent cheap, and three small Tene- ments, one of rooms and two of rooms. For par ticulars, call at
 ma31 St. 294 ELM STREET
 Desirable Offices to Let, ETA s+d1a In ss Simpson Block corner of Chapel and El!ll and ventilation. Apply to
 ma2 eod1m GEORGE H. FORD.
 FOR SALE. dsST. A GOOD Greenhouse with heating appara- H#i tus all complete and also an Iron Front Fence A44- all complete, to be sold at very low price. Inquire at Wooster Place, or at
 B. NIANYILLES Carriage Factory, ma3O 20 Wooster Street.
 FOR SALE. IHFSS=9f THE HOUSE No. 157 Meadow street. contain HNsiI ing all modern improvements; house in first aaI class order, fresco painted walls, etc., etc.; the place is for sale at low price, and only small amount required dowu; the balance can remain on Wooster and Wallace streets, suitable for manufac- owner. J. SONNENBERG,
 Real Estate and Loan Agency, ma28 238 Chapel Street.
 FOR RENT, The BpaclOuS store and basement No. 194 U!.l entrance from Union street, and use of steam given May 1st. HENRY F: ENGLISH, may If 92 Orange street.
 FOR RENT, sT@a ROOM WITH POWER, on fourth floor Ouin- gN:ss nipiac Building, Mo- 19s Chapel street. Front E!ll room 35x73, with stedy power, steam heat and freight elevator. HENRY F. ENGLISH, ma17-tf 92 Orange Street.
 FOR RENT, zEsas FROM MAY lst, the House 1l4 Olive st., sEH55iis containing 10 rooms. Has all the mod
 ern respecFs and If TfsSel"ss TEs ma25 If 153 Church Street. Room 1. Houses and Lots For Sale. ifAAA iiEff4A Aim Atine Re, Residence, located central. Z.I frst-class. in fine order, will be sold at a '"- S ' '' FOR RENT,
 To a reliable party a Brick House located cen tra 10 rooms. modern improvements. partly furnish table board in payment for rent, such rangsment 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. mas LIZ ooMsTocK.
 TTO RFN11
 iEssA FROM MAY 1st, strictly tirst-class ihree- HfSi5 story Brick House. containing 13 rooms with in of the very best quarters Of the city, four doors from Hihouse avenue Rent low to good ten ant. Apply at 86 Trumbull street, or address ma24 If P. o. BOX 842.
 FOR RENT, kSA TWO large front rooms on the first floor of #iH the Insurance building, suitable for offices and E$IW insurance or banking purposes. Inquire at Room NO. 37O CHAPEL STREET. mh11 I'm
 FOR SALE. sf4sa HOUSE Greenwich Avenue will be sold Esii for about two-thirds It's worth. Only small Eg:E amount required down.
 MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
 237 Chapel Street.
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Notice to Contractors.

Notice to Contractors. SEWERS. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at tine office o of the City Engineer, Room No. IT, City Hall, til 730 o'clock p. Wednesday, April 5th 1882, for constructing sewers and appurtenauces as follows In Washington street aud .Daggett street from How ard avenue to Congress avenue
 In Hamilton street, from Humphrey street to Wal nut street.
 The plans, specifications and contracts be seen and blank forms of proposal with the sureties bond attached, upon which all bids must be made, can be had upon application at Room No. IS, City Hall No proposals will be received after the time speci fed and all proposals not on the blanks furnished or not fully filled out will be rejected.
 The right to reject any all proposals is reserved By order of the Board of Public Works.
 CHARLES E. FOWLER, I,,r,
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W WANTEn

CHOhISIER for a church in this city One -hc A is willing to take charge Of 8 choir at s anal salary may address
 ms3l 2t' BOX 49s V HP q
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1.-TWO GOOD Agents ta sell GaskeI's Bulinezs Man I ual, also two Lady Agents to handle new and beautiful line of Plush and Russia Leather Autograph Aburs; salary or comI9ission; none but frst-cIIss agents need apply. M ". MANNING | CO.,
 ma30 4t Cutler BuildiDg $50 Chapel Street
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 TTfs=.7 FOUR ROOM suitable for housekeeping. to a#;ii an American family only references required E-.U Inquire at ma31 2tt 196 GEORGE STREET
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WANTED.

7 TWO neatly furnished Rooms for light EiiI housekeeping; must be within fftesn minutes +EEA- walk of postofhce and rent low. Please Ad- dress immediately, F. L. DELRSDERSIER
 ma31 2t' Care r. 4. Gilbert, 339 Chapel Street
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Milius Frank,
 FRANKS BUILDING, NO 327 CHAPEL STREET.
Tbe New Haven County National
 Bank.

NEW HAVEN, March 27, 1882. yBNHE Directors of this Bank have tnls day declared n dividend of Three and one half (3H) per cent, nsvable to stockholders and after April 1Os 1882 fine transfer books will be closed from the lst to 10th prox., inclusive. ~ o,,or,ry1co c,,;o l.. S. hOlChhIoo, CoonleL'