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Acciaent to a Passenger Train.

ST. LOUIS, April 2.-The Iron Mountain train due here this morniSg at 617 struck a rock of several tons weight which had rolled down on the track at Bushbery, Q small sta tion twenty five miles from the city. The en- zine rolled down the embankment into the river. The baggage car was thrown from the track and the smoker was derailed. En- gineer McGovern and his foreman, who jumped from the engine were both seriously injured. The passengers were uninjured.
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Michigan.
Success of the Fusion Ticket.

Sueeess oA the F usAoh AAoAe@'
 DETROIT, April 2.-The Democratic Green back fusion ticket has carried the State by five thousand according to the latest esti- mates. In this city the Democratic ticket was elected by an overwhelming majority. Both cities in the Saginaw valley elected Democratic Mayors.
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WANTED

A YOUNG man would like position as teacher of 1A penmanship in 8 school, city or country also pfivate lessons given; prices moderate. Address
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Both Legs Broken.

While delirious from sickness Sunday night Charles Brock, who lives at 55 Sterl- ing street, Bridgeport jumped from window and fell to the ground, distance of over twenty feet, sustaining quite se- were injuries. Both legs were broken and he was also injured about the head He had been sick for some time.
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Killed.

Gotleib Bauman, father of David Bauman of Middletown, was killed on the track of the Valley railroad yesterday while walking on the track He was very deaf.
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AprominentL Lawyer Defnults.

ST. LeU1s. April "A despatch from Vir ginis, Ills, says the Hon. l.. Chandler, g lawyer of high social and business standing, formerly member of the Illinois legislature, has defaulted in $9, 1000, the losers being mostly relatives. Forgery is alleged in con- nection with the dedication. Chandler has gone East ostensioly to obtain money to set tie his accounts, but it is generally believed he will never return. Gambling is said to be the cause of his trouble
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FOR RENT,

A number of Houses and Tenements. Special attention given to renting and collecting rents. Money to loan at 5 and per cent. No. 70 Church street, Room 2.
 Office open evenings from to 8. ma91 L. F CoMsTOCK < co.
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Brtck1avers on Strike at Chicago

CHICAGO, April 2.-There is no change in the situation of the bricklayers' strike which commenced this morning. Four thousand men are out for an advance of 40 cents, to S4 day. The strike throws out three thou sand laborers, carpenters and other work man
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The Insurance Building For Sale

Talcott H. Russell, receiver, offers the In
 surance building on Chapel street for sale
 The building cost from $275, ,0oo to $500, ,ooo is well built and contains all the modern i'm provements. Particulars may be found ir the advertisement.
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dNmts.
WANTED.

WANTED. A PAPER HANGER, one that understands his bus. IA mess W. J. SKINNER, apS 3e 105 Orange Street
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A Safe Robbed of Bonds and Checks.
 NEW YORK, April 2.-E. B. Treat, pub fisher, of No 757 Broadway, to-day notified the police and his brokers of the robbery by burglars of bonds and stock from his safe valued at about 9,OOO. Mir. Treat was in Chicagoswhen he heard of his loss, but his clerks notified him. He arrived in New York to day. and at once took steps to stop the negotiation of the securities. Some of the stolen securities were sold in Wall street on Saturday, and check in payment was given payable to the order of Mir. Treat. The money, however, cannot be obtained on the check. The same thieves entered the office of c. J. and c. H. Green, manufac- turers of meteorological instru- ments, in the same building and stole $1OO in bills and 8 bank book.
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Aettefs From UDOA0V1h HossA'
 LIVERPOOL, April 2.-It is stated that let ters from O'Donovan Rossa have been found in the possession of Dennis Deasy, who was arrested here on Thursday, giving instruc- tions respecting the use of explosives.
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TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGS.

Mir. Lowell, speaking at the Easter ban quest of the Lord Mayor of London, re- ferred to the amicable relations existing be- tween England and America.
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A SITUATION by German woman to dc eenera "A housework for a small family. Inquire st
 ap3 It. 449 CONGRESS AVENUE,
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wv. s. SANFORD, AUcTIoEEER
QIcIIoNa@kLls

TWILL SELL ON THURSDAY, APRIL 9th, at 10 w .. m, at 15s York street. lnesrly opposite
 Thompson Co.'S bakery, all the furniture remain
 ina consisnR in part of Bedsteada Bureaus, Chairs Mattresses Springs several Carpets, Hat Hack, OA
 CIoths, Extension Table. Secretary etudy Ianies' Chamber suItes Lounges Sofas, Kitchen Utensils etc 9ale rain shine. mAoI AL
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EOR RENT

Country Residence in Bennington, Ct. JRsHs FROM June July to October l, desirable
 i11H country residence with barns. This affords an k9!W unusual opportunity for family to secure 3 pleasant summer home in of the most beautiful country villages in Connecticut, renowned for it's healthful climate and beautiful scenery. The house, supplied with pure spring Tater is connections, con venient and partially of modern construction. Faces the west beautiful view of the Pennington valley and hills is afforded it's broad piazza, which tends along its west and south sides particulars inquire at this office, or address c. C., BOX 31s
 nla28 daHtf Pennington. Ct.
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NEW YORK.

Barnum Won't Be Blufed-He Exhibits
 Of Doctors.
 NEW YORK; April 2.-Phineas T. Barnum, the veteran snowman, with his partners J. A. Bailey and James l.. Hutchinson, were for mally arraigned in the Jefferson Market po- lice court this morning on 8 charge of cruelty to children in causing the Elliott children te exhibit themselves as bicycle and unicycle riders. Their counsel waived examination and the case was sent for trial to the court of special sessions, MT. Barnum giving bail for all the defendants in the sum of $500 each. In the afternoon the children were pri- vately exhibited before a small audi ence of invited guests, including most of the leading physicians of this city and several justices and prosecuting attor- neys. At the close of the exhibition the spectators organized meeting with Dr. A. c. Post the oldest surgeon in the city, as chair man. At this meeting the performance was discussed and it was resolved as the sense of the meeting that there was nothing in the exhibition at all objectionable, that the chil- dren ran no risks either to their lives or morals, that the exercise was healthful and that all other young people be advised to ex- ercise in precisely the same manner with a guarantee from the physicians present that there would then be less illness among chil- dren.
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Ohio.

The Election st Cincinnati
 CINCINNATI, April 2.-The municipal cleo ton to-day was the most interesting and hot
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REMOVAL! T. G. SLOAN & SON.

REAL ESTATE BROKERS, Have removed to s2 Church Street. Benedicts Build ing, Room g.
 TO RENT-Houses and Tenements il different parts Of the city
 FOR sALR-Houses, Lots Farms and Business property. MONEY TO LOAN. ap2 If
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& 1TUATIONS by smart active young man in 8 pri- 4 vate family is good driver; no objec ions to the country good reference. By young American girl to do general homework. By girl to do second work and take care of children, and by a woman quire at
 ap3 Its 1S4x ST JOHN STREET
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wANTEn

'"
 A SITUATION by respecta ole girl to do general A house~ork or second work in . private family good reference. Inquire at ap3 2ts SS WEST STREET
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1 The Eighteenth Week Dorsey Comes Up Smiling-CoIonel IngsrsoIl Scores a

The Eighteenth Week. Dorsey Comes Up Smiltng-Colonel IngsraoII Scores a Point.
 WASHINGTON, April 2.-The Star route 1 trial entered upon it's eighteenth week to day. The cross examination of ex-Senator Dorsey was resumed. MT. Merrick called attention
 to the notice given to witness to produce in court the letter book containing copies of letters written to John W. Dorsey in Decem-
 Der, 1879. Colonel Ingerson said this WAS but secondary evidence at best and thought the prosecution could not lay the foundation for secondary evidence by giving witness no tice to produce it and offering to do so them selves in case the defendants did not produce
 it. After considerable argument Judge Wyfe ruled that the defendant was not bound to produce any evidence against him and could 1 not therefore be required to produce an orig
 inal paper. The rule which required the
 witness to produce original evidence might be used to require him to produce secondary evidence. In this case the notice seemed to be confined strictly to secondary evidence and it was in his opinion, 80 far as it related to later pass book, too vague, as it did | not designate any letters relevant to the case
 and the defense he thought were not bound to produce letters not relevant.
 Mir. Dorsey then testified that his clerk had searched for the letter dated December 9, | 1879, but could not find it. Mir. Merrick asked witness if his letter book at that point | appeared to be mutilated. Mir. Ingerson ob- l jected, but Judge Wylie overruled the objec- ton. Mir. Dorsey said he had found his | books mutilated at the date of May 13, 1879, and had discovered that more than sixty
 pages of his book had been torn out. He did not remember
 whether he told Rerden when he went West in 1878 that the Tongue River route would be increased. The witness memory | was very imperfect as to the directions he
 had given to Rerdell. Witness said he had 1 deposited $3, ,OOO to the credit of John ".
 Dorsey & Go. when Iterdell went away and
 authorized Rerdell to sign checks in the name
 of John W. Dorsey & Go. Witness thought
 he had right to authorize Rerden to sigr
 the name of John W. Dorsey $ Co. because
 he (witness) furnished the money. MT
 Merrick asked the witness where he hai
 raised the $3,O0O he thus deposited, but ob 1 jection was made and the question with l drawn.
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A experienced tailoress on custom work vaats A would like to get ono more store to work for Inquire at W 4Oi.
 apS lt- 1S2 CHESTNUT STREET.
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1s4k ST. JOHN STREET.
WANTED.
A SITUATl

A SITUATION by young man of experience as -A groom and coachman. Can drive single and double; understands the and management of horses can also do little gardening and is willing to make himself generally useful good reference. :. Inquire at
 ap3 St 2O5 FRANKLIN STREET
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regard to the matter of the Kiln ainham treaty, and that they first made overtures to Mir. Parnen while he was in jail. They " ere also reported as saying that the statement made by Lord Carlingsford to the effect that Parnell himself made the first overtures was inaccurate and untrue MT. Gladstone arose at the conclusion of Mir. Parnell's avowal and endorsed the correctness of Lord Carlings- ford's statement. He, however, reiterated his refusal to appoint committee of inquiry into the matter, which is considered very sig nIhcant and causes much comment among the conservatives and home rule members.
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FOr Sale or Exchange.
 .s~ TEN Good Work Horses, i've secondhand
 SeAHnA Blacks ana several sets Of Double Harness.
 RT7NS Also furniture moved et short notice. Il Q.. 2s4 GROWN STREET, ma3I i'm New Haven.
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w NTEn

' ADIES in city country to earn S4 to SIO lA weekly at home, doing light clean fancy work for our spring and summer trade. For samples particulars send 15c. HUDSON MANUFACTURING CO.,, 265 Sixth avenue N. Y. rn29 Ct
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FOR RENT.

AsAS THE building formerly aRaiIroad Block" :"
 ii5 now part of fAdelphi Building" occupied by -4X Wetmore Machine Oo., on Union street, three stories high; rooms 87x35 feet; well lighted front and rear Also the two stores 122 and 124 Union street, formerly occupied printing office, 40 feet square, with lights front and rear, now connected with the Wetmore Machine Co.,, making the first floor ana basement 127x35 feet. Possession given May 1st Apply to N F. HALL,
 rna31 Cd Orange Street.
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Al FEW BARGAINS.

isAA House and barn, improvements, $4,00o ;iH $1 ,50O cash. j .I House, family, Il rooms, $500, $500 cash. Land, 30 acres, $1 ,150, $350 cash. House, family, 9 rooms, g., 200, $7C0 cash. Farms-4O acres, S3, 800; 50 acres, s, POO. Lot, 40 feet front, $500. Call at
 B. E. BALDwINS REAL ESTATE AGENCY, ma31 d&w af / 2sS Chapel Street.
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SC1IC0 UT " IlACHI5ASO IOI
 City Property.
 ,k4L FARM of about seventy acres in the town ESiiiiII of North Haven, about five miles from New EiiI Haven on the State street road. Said farm is well located for milk or vegetable farm, and has suitable buildings thereon well stocked with fruit trees if preferred will sell 45 with the build iDgs. Call on or address T. G. SLOAN,
 Room Benedict Building, New Haven. Or D. H. Bacon, Birmingham. ap3 Tu&Th
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News by Telegraph
 FROM ALL QUARTERS. Butler in the Field. Laying Pipes for the Demo-
 cratic Nomination. Senator Dorsey's Poor Memory. A Mass of Things He Has
 Forgotten. THE CORONATION OF THE GEAR. Nfhilists Preparing to be
 On Hand.
THE CORONATION OF THE GEAR.
NfhiIists Preparing to be
 On Hand.
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

Butler in the Field-His Plans to Cap- ture the Democratic NOmfnatiOn-The e Boss of the AshueIet-A Variety of Mat | ters.
 WASHINGTON, April 2.-General ButIe- l when here talked to some of his confiden. tial friends quite freely as to his political purpose. The gi,t of his talk was that he is seriously in the field as Presidential can didate, and hopes to compel the Democratic National convention to nominate him. He is certain to retain the support of the Demo- cratic party in Massachusetts in it's State convention, is confident of similar success in Rhode Island, Maine and New Hampshire, and he will appeal everywhere to the army of discontents and attempt to mass the op- ponents of the Republican party in his fa- vor. He even has some hopes in New York, and considers it possible that Mir. Tilden, with whom he is intimate, may, if he shall see that he has no chance himself, give his influence for Butler. This is the Butler programme as his intimate friends here un- derstand it, after conference with him on his last visit
 The Navy department has just received particulars Of the loss of the Ashuelot in Chinese waters. The Ashuelot left Chapel Is- land on the afternoon of February 17th At night it became foggy and about o'clock the next morning the vessel struck on an outly- ing rock on the East Comocks, several miles from shore. The officers and crew at once took to the small boats and escaped The Ashuelot filled rapidly and soon sank
 The public debt was reduced $9, ,344, 825. .27 during the month of March. The total debt on April 1st was $1. .576 .931, ,28S 16, or about one hundred and twelve million less than on January 30th, 1882.
 Attorney General Brewster decided to-day that the President will have in all twenty days from the day of the death of Mr. Howe in which to appoint his successor.
 The coinage executed at the hints of the United States during the month of March, 1883, was as follows: Double eagles 73, 300, standard dollars ?, 2,40O,G19, half dollars 619, quarter dollars 619, dimes 574, G19, five cents 2,5s3, 438, three cents 3,919, one cent 2,623,- 919; total coinage s,261, ,652 pieces, value $4, ,O92, ,O73 ST.
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FOR RENT,

s&AA THE pleasantly located brick house No. 1Gt E51a Martin street; i1nme diate possession can be Hsia had. Inquire at H. Trowbridge's, And,
 ap3 If 79 LONG WHARF.
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WANTED

WANTED. ' IMMEDIATELY, first-class compositor. H /
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WANTRD

A WIRE drawer and roller who has had expert- A ence drawing iron wire with steel plates and can make his plates and punches and keep them in order. Also an experienced iron wire roller Only those thoroughly competent and steady address stating experience and ages wanted
 0. c. FOWLER, ap3 Ct Proyidence' RI
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FENo BUY, lot Of Secondhand Furniture and Ca B pets Highest cash price paid. OrdsrE by mai promptly attended to, st
 9Al7 26 OTJROT9 STREET
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Is A very large nicely furnished front room @siiA has three large windows; also all the moderl EIIH improvements; minutes walk from postof fee and 12 minutes walk from depot; with or with out board. Inquire at
 ORANGE STREET.
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FOR RENT.

JG4A NEW HOUSE Beers Street, near Chapel Esia containing rooms; large yard in rear. Also ElQ upper rooms at 121 Park Street all with mod conven1ences.
 Also For Sale Lot on State Street, opposite East Rock Park with valuable fruit trees.
 A. WHEELER, ma30tf 115 Park Street.
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Arres, staamsbtp Hand.

Arrest of Steamship Hand.
 CORK, April 2.-Henry Morgan, employed by the Cork Steamship company. was arrest ed to-day. It is believed that he has facilita- ted the procuring of arms and explosives from England.
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Real Gstate.
Dufant, the Practical Matchmaker,

Has just received the largest assortment of Clocks to be seen in the city. Prices away down. A good Nick el Alarm Clock for S1.35. Black Walnut Clocks, $1. Ebonized Clocks, $2
 Fancy Clocks of all descriptions at the lowest prices. All Clocks warranted. 5 Personal attention sgiven to all kinds of repairing. J. H. G. Durant, 3s & 40 ( hurch Street.
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The Ex-EdItor of Truth in Court.

NEW YORK, April 2.-Charles A. Byrne, formerly the editor of Truth, was called to the bar of general sessions to-day to answer indictments for perjury and embezzlement and the day of the trial was fixed at Monday, April 26.
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HOUSE. FOR SALE.

IA THE most eligible and desirable residence EiiH 47 Trumbu1 street, corner of Lincoln house EIIE contains twelve rooms and eight open hrs places. Lot 50x11O feet. Grounds well stocked with Vines and Fruit Trees in good bearing condition House be from to 3 p. Information OF the premises
 ma30 163 CHAPEL STREET.
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A GENTS. The tenth edition of the UGIGersal XA Self Instructor is now ready. We make room for few more good men and guarantee rrompt dilivery, and liberal commissions paid.
 THOMAS KELLEY, ma3O 6ta 350 Chanel Street
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EOR RENT
EOR. RENT

kHAas THE Brick House No. 72 Howe street, will ESiid al modern improvements and in fine order eU Location the best in the city. Inquire of
 N. W. MERWIN, ma3O 1St Corn or State and George Streets.
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NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS. E BETWEEN NEW YORK, LIVERPOOL,
 QUEENSTOWN AND LONDON DIRECT.
 SAILING weekly from Pier 39. North River, New o York. Are among the largest steamships cross ing the Atlantic. Cabin rates, $50 to $7O Excur- sion Sl0O to S120; outward Steerage, S26; Prepaid Steerage Tickets. $20. "Beiug S1 lower than most other Lines" Offices, 69 and 73 Broadway, New York; The new and fast sailing steamer America" 6,5OO tons building. F. W. J. HURST, Manager.
 Agents at New Haven, BUNNELL & SCRANTON, DOWNES SON, E. DOwNES. ap2
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House Decorations
 THE BEAUTIFUL
 Art EmbrOideries

Are greatly in demand for decoration Of the best rooms in residences, hotels. etc. We are securing many orders for them. Also to furnish materials and any instruction that may be necessary the work. Stamping done indelibly. A choice and numerous sssortrnent patterns. Also beautiful goods on hibition saie suitable for gifts the ol es tablished emporium for hair goods.
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WANTED

 A SITUATION by young lady cashier, book A keeper, would do writing iD an office has had experience at bookkeeping. Address ap3 At "C :" this office
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BsxI Gstats.

FOR RENT, AAAA TWO large, well lighted rooms. Apply to tt L. B. BARTHOLOMEW 1sA ap2 Cd 75 Orange Street.
 FOR SALE.
 A TO be removed the house No. 245 York &fi5 street. Apply to E. BLACKMAN, 4 ap2 If 1T4 York, cor. Chapel Street.,
 FOR SALE. 5h TO close an estate, the house and lot No. 282 Ei5 Winchester avenue. Lot is 2s0 feet front by zs.A 4sS feet deep, and faces on two streets. For further information call J. A. BRISTOL 76 Orange street, or at 6S6 Chapel street. ap2 6t4
 FOR SALE, fz7A house and lot Davenport aVenue; 10 ERii1 large: house has 12 rooms and is in rstr8te s!G ne1gnborhood, near the horse cars; will be sold low and on easy terms. Also small house and lot on Greenwich avenue for q, 400.
 Also house on St. John street, lot 55 feet front will be sold for $4, POO.
 MERW1N's REAL ESTATE OFFICE, ap2 237 Chapel Street.
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WANTFn

A SITUATION by experienced man as flower "A and vegetable gardener; has had 26 years expe fence in the flower and vegetable branches of garden ing is man well able to take full charge Of a gen. tlemans place. is perfectly sober and takes great in terest in saving nice place; has very good mends from places he has filled with credit can take charge Of team of horses; be at 30 Eln etreet or address FLORIST,
 ap3 6tH this ofhca
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wAN'F,ETD.

4 SITUATION by respectable girl to do second A work general housework in small family :. good city reference Inquire at
 ap3 It. 1O4 PORTSEi STREET
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\ ADIES and young men in the city country to 1X take light v ork at their homes anyone do it; work sent by msiL good salary, distance ob. lection, no canvassing. Address, with stamp,
 RABURT, app 3t4 Box 2178 Boston, Maes.
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NOTICE.

isa PURSUANT to order of sale issued by the ii5 Court of Probate for the District of Woodbury Z.4 in the estate of Clark Adye, late of Woodbury, deceased, the house and land Mo- 27 Brewery street. in the town and city of New Haven, will be sold at public auction the premises the 2Oth day of April 1883, at two o'clock in the afternoon, if not previously disposed of at private sale.
 WILLIAM COTHREN, Executor. WOodbury. March 27 Is83 ms31 St
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WANTED.
WANTFD

hAA FURNISHED partly furnished house for &iiI family Of eight adults; centrally located with &zs.l all modern improvements; payment prompt; given. Address TEN ANT,
 ap2 3t@ this office.