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TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

The Geer bill, prohibiting parties from treating each other, was reconsidered in the Pennsylvania Senate yesterday, and again defeated.
 General Joshua l.. Chamberlain, of Maine, is rapidly recovering at the Massachusetts General hospital from the recent severe sur- gical operation performed upon him.
 Eliza Pinkston, the famous Louisiana witness in the electoral controversy of 1876- 77, has died in jail at Canton, Mississippi, where she was serving term for larceny.
 A colored woman, beastly drunk, resisted arrest, yesterday, at Portland, Me, for a $5 theft from Pedestrian Taylor, defending her house by stones and pick. One off GOT was badly injured and Taylor narrowly escaped having his head cut open.
 The governing committee of the New York Stock Exchange yesterday listed ST. 345, ,o00 of the St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern railway land grant mortgage bonds. Bonds of the New York, Texas and Mexican Railway company to the amount of $2, 103, . 900 were also placed on the list.
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Miss Maggie Ceyne, of Fair Haven, and William Kennedy, of Waterbury, were married | in St. Francis church yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock Miss Julia Coyne was the brides maid and Thomas Coyne the groomsman. A I reception was held at the residence of the bride on Fillmore street.
 Mrs. Pratt and daughter, of Newport, R. l., who have been visiting with Mir. and Mrs. Charles P. Snow for several months, have returned to their Newport residence. Social and Literary Union The Social and Literary union of the St Johns street M. E. church gives an enter : tainment this evening. The programme is as follows: semi-Chorus 'The Moments Entrancing.D
 By original member. of the Paropa Rosa Rosa Club. 'r' Song, Kings of the M SssI I.1;.::;;:...... U Jael Pisno % Solo, :.The Mil Wheel .Boyton smith
 Master Harry Jepson- Trio. ssMermaid's Evening Song, Glover
 Misses Grace Burchei. Flossie Burcheil. Carrie
 Buckbee. Song, Ruth and Naomi .Topiiff ''''' -''- w Miss Gertte Osborn 'p'-- Duet. aDavid and Goliath, F. P Bliss
 Mir. J. J. Osborn and Master Everett Taylor. Quartet, 'Home Again Returning" .......... Root
 Miss Gertie Osborn, Mrs. E. Creevy, Mir. Creevy,
 MT. Ed. Northrop Chorus, ''Good Night to all,' Tune, Robin Adar
 All present
 List of Patents Issued from the United States Patent Office for the week ending April 24, 1888, for the State of Connecticut, furnished us from the office of John E. Earle, Solicitor of Patents. New Haven, Conn.,:
 W. H. Andrews, ,assignor to Mallory, Wheeler & Co. New Haven, sliding door pull
 L. Beaumeister, Bridgeport, portable bracket. F. B. Benham, Mystic, hydraulic motor. J. ". BishoP, New Haven, automatic fire extin- guisher.
 J. 0. BIackman, Danbury, medical compound. A. H. Butel. Bridgeport, apparatus for extracting grease from wool.
 c. D. Cheesmau, Ansonia, suspenders. G. L. Clark Meriden, herse whipping device. G. s. Crosby, Bridgeport, toy.
 Same, toy vehicle.
 J. H. Jencks Waterbury, cutting pliers. H. s. Lord R. E. Day, assignors to Haftford sani tary Plumbing company hoat for watercloset valves G. S. North, South Norwalk, photographic camera. G. B. Norton, New Haven, clock bell. J.W. Smith, Hartford, band sewing machine. D. M. Smith, Hartford, machine for cutting notches in book backs.
 same machine for preparing papers for physicians powders.
 H. E. Fowler, New Haven design for bridle- bit.
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Germany.
Dynamite Explodes On a Train,

Dynamite ExplOdes On Train.
 MUNICH, April 25.-A paekage:of dynamite exploded on mail train to-day and severely if not fatally injured the conductor. The accident occurred near the station of Kais- erslantern, ,and as there was no reason to SUD- pose there was any intention of injuring any one on the train it is believed the explosion was caused by the jarring motion of the train. As the parcel and much other mail matter was destroyed it cannot be known how large quantity of dynamite was in volved nor to whom it was addressed. The postofice authorities are, however, making as careful an investigation as possible and the package is believed to have been posted at the main office either in this city or in Stuttgart.
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France.

FrIghtful Dfsaster-NearJy Three Hun
 dred Miners Killed IR An Explosion.
 PARIS, April 25.-An explosion occurred today in the Besseges mines, causing ter rible loss of life The extent of the loss is not yet known, but as all the workmen, some three hundred in number, were in the mine at the time it is probable that few of them will be rescued beyond those who were near the gangways and escaped at once. Details of the disaster are awaited with great anxiety.
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w TAN AILDp A GOOD girl for general housework, to go a short "A distance iu the country. Apply at ap26 It INDUSTRIAL, 34 Whitney Ayenue
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NEW YORk.
He wt,ted at the scratob,

He WiIted at the Scratch.
 NEW YORK, April 25.-D. J. Whitney of the Society for the Prevention of Crime recently sent an emphatic letter to Police Captain Allaire telling him that the Sunday liquor law was hagrantly violated in his pre- cinct and specifying certain saloons that were habitually kept open on Sunday. To day Captain AIlaire procured a summons for the proprietor of every one of the places com plained of and they were all arraigned.in the Essex court except Owney Geoghegsn, who is already serving sentence for 8 similar offense When the court called for the pros- eeuting witness no one appeared, MT. Whit ney was in court, but declined to make any statement except that he did not propose to do the work of the police and that he had not authorized the use of his name as @ com plainant The magistrate was therefore obliged to dismiss the cases.
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THE SOUTH.
Texas.
A Negro Boy's Terrible Crime.

Negro Boys Terrible Crime.
 HousToN, April 25--An atrocious crime has been committed at Brick House Gully, nine miles from here. Adams, negro boy, aged twelve, under the impression that the boys in the neighborhood were going to fog him, while playing with Cuney Nelson. aged eleven, whom he suspected as being one of the party, tied rope around Nelsen's waist and mounting horse tied the other end to tlae pommel of the saddle and rode rapidly
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LOCAL NEWS.
Personal.

Rev. T. J. Synnott, pastor of St. Agus- tines church, Bridgeport, one of the most prominent of the Catholic clergy of the State. has been confined to his residence for the past few days. Pneumonia is feared.
 Julius Kolterman was taken back to the Middletown Insane asylum yesterday from this city. He ran away last week while walk ing with his wife in the asylum grounds, making his wife go with him. He walked her to New Britain and then left her after getting all her money. He turned up in this city and was arrested Tuesday.
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WANTED.

.OOO a hssi Rsi es1 Estate s0S@ %SrtS is0nss @dss than double; no bonus. Address Rp25 2t T. R. l.. thia office
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An Attack on the Municipal Palace.
 MATAnfoRAs, April 25.-At Chiantla party of Mexicans under Abraham Ramierz last evening attacked the guard at the municipal palace crying Viva Mexicol Viva Ramierzl They threw open the jail, burned the archives of the first judge's court. robbed several houses, killed four of the federal soldiers and wounded four others. The rioters lost eight men, among them one of their leaders called Guanco. After occupying the town for some time they were driven out and are now being pursued by federal and State troops.
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Competitive Shooting at Creedmoor.
 NEW YORK, April 25.-The third of the series of competitors matches was shot to- day at Creedmoor. The wind was strong and gusty, but some very good scores were made Frank Stuart and G. Joiner of New York, William Farrow of Rhode Island and John Smith of New Jersey each made 90 out of possible 105. J. H. Brown made S9, T. J. Dolan 84 and A. B. Vanheusen 92.
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w AIN IEDe A GOOD job compositor steady employment an A good wages to the right man; no drunkard need apply. Address, stating terms etc Ap25 St NJ, W DOWD k co Winated Conn
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

NEW YORK, April 25.-Sailed, the Bothnis for Liv- erpoo the France for London the Fulda for Bremen. the Pereire for Hsvre, the Amsterdam for Amster- dam.
 London-Arrived, the Erin from New York.
 Brennen-Arrived, the Donau from New York; Queenstown-Arrived, the Helvetia from New York. Sailed, the Republic for New York.
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A SITUATION by 8 reliable man as coachunan :: A thoroughly understands the care of horses would make himself generally useful; no exception to the country; hrscass reference. Can be seen at ap25 2ta 2a5 COMMERCE. STREET
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DEATHS.

aged 65 years. Funeral from her late residence, 245 Hamilton street Friday at o'clock in the morning. Services and burial will follow from St Patrfcks church. GuSON-In this city, April 24th, John Gileon, aged 7S years.
 Funeral from St. Johns church Thursday morning st o'clock. INSULL-In this city April 18th, the infant son of J. C and Ella Insult aged months and days. Funeral on Friday at p. m. from the residence of his parents, 75 Sylvan avenue. Burial at the oon- venience of the family. FoRBEsEIn west Haven, April 10th, Cynthia M. :, wife of Peter R. Forbes WOLFNApriI a. Louise Wolf. daughter of John and Lena Wolf, granddaughter of Jacob Axt, age 3 years and 10 months. Funeral Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock from 157 Goffe street. Friends and relatives invited to attend.
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A SITUATION by respectable Swedish girl 10 do A general housework u2 stairs work in a small private family. Inquire at
 ap26 It. S6 YORK STREET
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WANTED.

WANTED. A SITUATION by respectable girl to do general A housework. Good reference. Inquire for two days at
 ap26 It. T2 WALLACE STREET
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D. M. WEIGH & SONS.

NOS. 2S and 80 Congress Avenue.
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Another Child Down With Typhoid. NEW YORK, April 25.-One more child was to-day found afflicted with typhoid fever in
 St. Shepherds Home. The sanitary authori-
 t5es will not allow the removal of any of the
 children and some of their parents are very
 indignant.
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RgeTIoNateALLa

Ib. bOUId, AUCT1oNEER.J
 WTIL sell on Monday, April 18th, at 10 a.. m at w the house No. 1O7 Olive street, corner of Greene street. Brussels and Ingrain Carpets Refrig orator. Extension Tables, Mahogany Sofa, Bed Sofas, Lounge, Tables, Chairs, Black Walnut Cham ber Set, Painted Chamber set Crockery, Kitchen ila atn arn0k
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EAHNn

GAS STORE and basement next west of Insur. siH ance building, separately together, [Scotts EiI old stand). Will alter to suit business. sn56 3t EDW. VALLEY.
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A Man With a Large Heart

WAREHAnl, April 25.-At a recent autopsy over the remains of man in the town of Mattapoisett, Dr. F. F. Marsh, of Wareham, took out the heart which measured fifteen inches in circumference, nine and one-fourth in length, and weighed forty-four ounces This is called the largest human heart ex- hibited.
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WANTED, ID OY from 13 to 15 years old in shoe store D Address in own handwriting sp25 2tf BOOTS AND SHOES. this of1ce
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MARRIAGES.

AVERY-RANDALL-1n Passaic, N J April 24th, at the residence of the brides mother, by the Rev. Edward P. Avery, of this city, and Nettie Louise, only daughter of the late Lorenzo Randall, Esq.
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SuI Itvan's HemOrrhage-The Sensation
 in Sporting Circles.

SuItvan's HemOrrhage-The Sensation
 i'm Sporting Circles.
 BOSTON, April 25.-Sullivan is trihe bet ter tonight. Many of his friends predicted that the end would soon come if he did not abandon his bads habits and to-day the q told you sos'' are numerous. Although the hemorrhage was copious Sullivan says he is confident that it is from his stomach and not from his lungs and that he will be out in 8 few days. He has no idea that his sickness will interfere with his sparriug match with Mitchell and his opinion is that he is too fat and needs 8 severe course of training to get into proper condition to meet the Englishman. Last night Sullivan was feverish and had the hallucination that g. strange man was in the house. He would not be satisfied that he was mistaken until he premises. There were many inquiries for him to-day, and strawberries and other del icacies were sent to his house by his admir- CTS, among whom were several members of the clubs on Beacon Hill. The impression of sporting men in this city is that Sullivan will never again be and many of them are of opinion that it will be dangerous for him to put on the gloves | with Mitchell. He is confident however 1 that he will soon be well enough to pre- | pare for his match with Mitchell and to-day | wanted to take Turkish bath. Despatches from New York sporting men were received at several of the sporting houses here to day 1 inquiring after Sullivan's health, Harry Hill being one of the most solicitous of those l who fele0raphed
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District of New Haven ss. Probate Court, !

April 23rd, 1885. ] EISTATE OF JENNETTE M. FORBES, late of ast HL Haven, in said District, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the district of New Haven hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect to present their accounts properly attested within said time will be debarred recovery. All persons in- debted to said estate are requested to make imme- diate payment to
 an26 VI AI,BERT FORBES. Adminl stratOr.
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IA FIRST FLOOR of frst-class house, corner aaIIH WhalIey avenue and Orchard street. For per. HIU init apply to c. H. FOWLER, Atty,
 Glebe Building cor Church and Chapel Streets.
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WANIEID, 1.-TWO hrst-class carpenters. Apply at 1 F. A. GILBERTS, ap24 St 339 Chapel Street.
 WANTED, AesA ONE two unturnished rooms, centrally Eff,.,H located. Address LEONARD, EtiIH ap24 If this office.
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MEXICO.

of, dragging Nelson through theprairie until dead. He took the train for Houston where he WAS captured.
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District of New Haven ss. Probate Court, !,

District of New Haven Probate Court,
 April 2Srd 1883. f UPSTATE of BET5EY FORBES, late of East kL Haven, in said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the district of New Haven hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts properly atested within said time, will be debarred a recovery. All persons indebted to said estate requested to make tmme- diate payment to
 apps 2dIw" ALBERT FORBES, Admtn1strator.
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9ueILoHlaALss

[B. BOOTH, AUcTIoNEER.I Will sell on Thursday. April 26th, at 10 m, at the late residence of Edwin Foote, No 257 George street,
 Good Brussels and Ingrain Carpets Hair mattrasses, Feather Beds, Pillows Furniture, Tin Ware, Kitchen Utensils &c.,, 6Sc. ap24 St
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Sudden Relapse of A. Bronson AIcOtt.
 BOSTON, April 25.-A. Bronson Alcott was unfavorably affected on Friday by sudden thunder storm, and since then his condition has been more serious than it has been of late Just now he is slightly more comfort able, but the prospect of his recovery is not so good as it was six weeks ago.
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WANTED.

A SITUATION to do general housework in a pri- ~A Vate family. City reference. Inquire at apo lt 55 DAY STREET.
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TO THE LADIES.
 " TAKE thisopportunity of introducing Mrs J. E. \ Colyip who for nearly three years clerk for Mrs. M A. Tomlinson at 392 Chapel street, and who has been the past six months at store She IS now my successor. I invite all my patrons and friends to visit her and examine her finely assorted stock goods consisting of Hoopskrts, Paniers and Corsets. She has entirely new Health Corset called the tJersey Fitting" the best in the market Also sole agent for Madame Gr!swolds Health Corset
 MRS. A. M. JOHNSON, ano6 6t 18B Chapel Street.
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Local Weather Record. FOB APRIL 25, 1888.

Local Weather Record. ToR APRIL %, 1888.
 T16 11:l6 S:16 7:16 I1:l6
 AM A. M. P. M. P. P.M p.-,r,.4ar 2992 2998 2998 30.O9 30.2O T,or-ocmater 34 39 45 fl S55 Humidity. 60 S6 oI 4o oo Wind, in direction and velocity in - . miles per hour W.13 NW17 NWl2 W-1o NW.6 WeatfTsr Clear Fair Clear Fair Clear Mean bar, 3O.04; mean temp, 3S 2; mean humid, 6I3
 Max. temp, AT; min. tamp., 30; total rainfall, .OO.
 Max velocity of wind, IS miles.
 FOR APRIL 25, 1882 Mean bar, s0.24; mean temp, 4l.7 ; mean humid, 49.3.
 Max. temp, 62; min temp, 31.
 ]. H. SHERMAN, sergt. 8. 0. D. 8. A. Storm signals have reference only to approaching high winds. Approaching high northwesterly winds are indicated by red and white flags combined. During April winds from the south to east those most likely to be followed by rain or snow.
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WY ILL the lady who was seen to pick up 8 five w dollar bill in the Montowese stage on Monday morning. the 23d please leave the with the pro- prietor?
 an26 1t# MIR, CARY.
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POfafAas.

4 FEW nice Potatoes left at SIP 8 bushel. Some "A more of those nice Baldwin Apples at 50 cents per peck. Native Spinach Fresh Lettuce, Parsnips, fine Bananas very low, Sweet Potatoes, Dried Lima Beans. Bermuda Onions Evaporated Peaches Dried Whortleberries BlackberrIes and Raspberries. Can ned Asparagus 35 cents a can and good assortment of the best Beef, Veal Mutton, Hams, etc., to be found in the city, at R. G. BALDWIN'S,
 apps A whalley avenue.
 CENTER CHURCH.
 TENHE Pews in this Church will be rented by the 1 Society's Committee for year from May 1st, 1s83 Applications may be made to Roger s. White. clerk, or to F. s. BRADLEY,
 ap25 Ct Sec'y of the Committee.
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w AN A SITUATION in small private family to do lieht &A second work or to take care of cbildren AppIv at my present place, ap26 It. ea OLIVE sTpxET
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FOR SALE CHEAP,

T >S SKRo top buggy made by Seabrook Smith l Ae91zA9 used but little Also express wagon
 both No 1. Will be sold as the owner has no use for 1 an26 Of 173 WHALLEY AVENUE.
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TNanfs.
WANTEI

u. WANTED,
 Tf BOARD and room in a central locality; price 7!l9 must be moderate. Address k!U ap26 It GJ. D this office.
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WANTED

WANTED 1.-TWO g1r g, an experienced cook and waitrera with A city references. Apply at ~ Rp26 It INDUSTRIAL. 2A vvbj+aa,r A,-o.,,,.
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WANTED,

A SITUATION by American woman as second work where the family is small. Good reference. Apply at Library Rooms, 75 Orange street. ap5 L. B. BARTHOLOMEW. EGNHPkLaDYNaREN REN'k' GARFECE.
 FOR MALES AND FEMALES. NT ELF of different nattonalities can be supplied III to private families, boarding houses, hotels and restaurants The proprietor of this establish ment great attention in the choice of girls and women before sending them to fill situations. Calls from the country at any distance are promptly at tended to. Invalid and wet nurses short notice. Male help for an kinds of work.
 MRS. T. MULLIGAN, n25 tf 1s456 St. John street, Artisan.
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g.0GL:aE!:fskLLS
 lB. BOOTH, AUCTIoNEER.1 XXT ILL sell on Friday, April 27th at 10 a. n., t w No. 100 William street, Brussels and Ingrain Carpe S. Pictures and remaining Furn iture. ap27
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Auction Sales.

B. BOOTH, AUoTIoNEER,
 WTILL sell on Tuesday, May 1st commencing at w 10 a.. m at the residence of MT. Wilson Wad- dingham, West Haven, all the Carpets and Furni- ture, consisting of Wilton and Body Brussels Car pets, Fine Parlor Suis Black Walnut Chamber Sets, lsmbrequins, Lace Curtains Cornices, Side Board, Tables, Lounge Chairs, high cost Pictures, Marble Top Tables Mattresses, etc., etc. ap'5 ct
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TRINTTV CHURCH

FRNHE Committee Pews will be in at endance at \ this Church FRIDAY EVENING, April 27, from ' to o'clock, to accommodate these persons who
 have avaed the selves of the opportunity pre- sented to seats for the current year. ap26
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wANTEn

 A PROTESTANT woman to do general work in , A family of two; washing put out 2 cd wages Apply at INDUSTRIAL ap26 It S4 Whitnev Avaona
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Business FOr Sale,

FSEHE hoopskirt, corset and fancy goods business \ located in the store 4S5 Chapel, corner High street. is offered for sale, with stock, fixtures and go cd will good chance for enterpr!siug business
 an0e 3t* THE PRENIaES,
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MARINE LIST. 444 PORT OF NEW HAVEN. Ss
 ARRIyED-APRIL 25. Sloop Brandworth, Capt Crook, from New York.
 sAILED-APRlL 25. soh M Vassar, jr, for New York
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FOR RENT,

EiIa FURNISHED ROOM, minutes walk iron HiIH the Green. Address
 ao19 BOX s56 CITY
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WANTED.

WANTED, A experienced cook for private family. Call at "A ap25 2t" l36 CHAPEL STREET,
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FOR RENT,

FOR RENT, hSA MAY 1st, newly httedup tenement of five EsssiiH rooms, Gregeon street. LU sp26 St EDW. VALLEY.
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AOSIs N this city, lady's purse. A liberal reward will \ be paid for its return to - TdlS OFFICE.
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FOR RENT, sh&AA HOUSE 12O Liberty street. Hi9 EDW. VALLEY. Eia ap2s St
 FOR RENT. heAA FOUR unfurnished rooms, en suite or sep EiiH ap26 St EDW. VALLEY.
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w AIN FHNO assist in the care of invalid, A stron \ healthy man of good habits none others nee apply; must have good references. Apply to ap25 2tf J. F. MALLORY, Fair Haven Heights.
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FOR RENT,

A. SHOP with privilege Of buying engine Hisa boiler and shafting. Engine, boiler and shaft &IIl ing for sale separate if desired Engine be tween three and four horse power. Ready for occu pancy about June l. Inquire of
 FRANK W. BENEDICT, ap23 St 61 Center Stle leet or 58 Mill Street.
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NOTTTU

 \ N this city, Tuesday. finger ring. The owner ! can have the same by proving property and pay ing expenses. Call at ar06 B BREWERY STREET.
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$4s A store formerly used grocery and mea aFi;;H store and rooms, located at 145 Satonstal EIW avenue. Also horse for sale cheap, is 8 gooc draught horse. For particulars call al
 ap24 At 246 JAMES STREET.