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New York; New Haven 6 Hartford
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New York, New Haven Se HartfOrd
 R. R.s Nov. 19th, 1883. Trains Leave New Haven na Eollovw.. FOR NEW WORKS Es +4Is 4 2s, 5 IS. s 30 *7 so s1o; ; B 30 g so ie to I'll 50 n. q % p. nl. to Stamford, thence Ex. to N. York), s CT 40 IS to Br'dgepors> 45 milk, 8 ss. g OR D. a. WashtngtOn wight Express via Harlem R1ver-Leavee st Fl 50 ?. m daily. stops at Mil FOR RoTa Ss sGTtR N9FTa 11d stsmfoGd Fl oe B T;, T 16, 8 l2, '6 26 P. sundays,' T 02 FOR BOSTON TiaNEw LoNDos Pp ANS PsoVq6ENoE soVfaS Newport Express, goes nc farther @ than Proyio o dence), 4 10 D. m. Fast Express Sundays -12 4B For Boston via Hartford and NY.&N E. RR.-'2 80 2. m daily
 For Hartford Sprins sfieId and Mertden, den specially T is, IA 6 bS t aartfordl, e 2s, FOR NEW LONDON Ec-.T9 4t night, 5 t's x . .1o 1o. II oS .. m.' for saybrook only) 'S is, 4 10, 30, VIA Y AIR 1a"a1sn d1NE 5 1S ,or Wfdmantic, &o.-Leavs New Haven fnr all St&- tions st IS a. m.. 20 20 D. m. Connect at mantle with NY. N. E and N L. < N.RR, at Turnerville with coLCHEs TER BRANCH. Trains arrive in New Haven at 70 m.. 05 8 OS p.m- --sExpress trainr.
 New Haven and Derby Railroad. Train Arrangement commencing Nov. 19, S3.
 Leave New Haven At TOO and $50 A. M 2:OO, $40, $40 P M; sAtur- days at 1l:00 P. M.
 Leave AnsOnfa
 At 6:S5. sos and 11:4O A. M. {; s.2a and 7sl P. M Connections are made st AnSon1A wit passenger trains of the Naugatuck Railroad, at New Haven Eth the principal trains g ot6eI Eoads oonteEing New Haven, Nov 17th, 1888 NNN"
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 At the Sunday evening meeting in the lee ture room of the Congregational church, MT. and Mrs. O. B Foot Mrs. Campbell, F. O.. Bradley, G S. Vibbert, s B. Thorpe and others were appointed delegates to the annual meeting of the State Temperance union in Hartford on Wednesday, January 18th. It is expected that many more will go as North Haveners are usually on hand.
 George Bradley has accepted situation as agent for the Hartford Silver Plating com pany, to travel in the West, to be abroad six weeks on 8 trip.
 Edwin and Isaac Clinton are sorry to part with Augustus Hausman, who has worked in their shaft factory for so long, but has nov secured 8 position in New Haven. The friends he has gained here wish him success in his new labors.
 Mrs. James Smith, who has been seriously i'll for two weeks, is thought to be improv- ing.
 An agent for the Homestead. paper con- taining a variety of information, is canvassing the town, and as each subscriber receives a prize many have availed themselves of the opportunity to obtain dictionary or some other useful article.
 The Ladies' Benevolent society seems to have received g new impetus since the an nual meeting in October. The meetings have been unusually large and great amount of work is being done.
 Ros. Sheperd and Henry Doolittle have been so unfortunate as to again be thrown from a load of wood which upset; this time Doolittle sustained severe injury to his bip, but it is hoped not serious Res. says his horses are safe, but the road is narrow.
 Mrs l.. P. Futile. with her daughter, is spending a Se4k at her home in Middlefeld man calling his name Lake and claiming 1 to live in the north part of this town is soliciting aid to purchase horse to replace one he lost recently. He has already re ceived some contributions.
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The following is description of the above widen ing and extension:
 The essterly southeasterly line of said street shall be line commencing at 'he southerly line of East Water street. and from thence running hery along present easterly iLe of said street. ad out in the year 1S29 to the angie in said street. and thence continuation of sad line to point pposte and pixty {6l) feet distant from the northwestery line of said street; thence southwes'erl said point Long Wharf parallel to and sixty (66 feet distant from the present northeasterly ne of said street between the said angle and Long Wharf.
 The westerly line from East Water street southery shall parallel to aud ab ut fifty 50 feet dis ant from the essterly ine between East Water street and ths present angle in said street. continued south ery to the present northwesterly Be of said street. thence southwestery slong the present north westerly line of said street to Long Wharf
 The street, Widened and extended, will be fifty 5O width from East Water street to the apgle and sixty (eo feet in width from the angle Long Wharf.
 The amount of land taken, and the lines for the sRid wid ming and extension, are shown upon map of the proposed p1elic improvement, in the off of the City Engineer, dated July 2J, 1872 and numbered No. 514.
 Attest JAMES P. PIGOTT,
 ia1A ttv
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No poisons or injurious ingredients are used in ''KallocI inc, he b. st preparation the the hair It is made by vel known druggist, is recommended by ,me phyEicaDs and is cert fled io having produced new growth of fine glossy hair bald heads. Sold by druggists at 50 cents per bot fla SH4f
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Any Child

Caa play on the Orchestrone and produce as good music as an experienced organist. Read advertisement. MATHUsHEK WARERooMs,
 de29tf 257 Chapel Street
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HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEES.

Constitutional Amendments = Glover ef Fairfield, Case of New Britain, Ayers of Or. ange, Gay of Montville, Bull of Bristol. Woodward of Waterto8n. Lines of Wood bridge, Root of Holland.
 Contingent Expenses-Bald1iu of Beacon Falls, Strickland of Glastonbury, Welis of Roxbury.
 Assignment of Seats-Ben'Iey Of New Lon- don, Fields of eWington, Troy of Newton.
 The assignment of seats followed the an- nouncement of committees, occupying up- wards of an hour. Mir. Adams of New Hart ford was assigned a seat as being the senior member, and MT. Northrop of Sherman as being the oldest member in the House.
 The oath of office was administered by Speaker Harrison to Mir. Hewitt of Wethers. field
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OWFUWINC SAIF0 Is the best salve for cuts, bruises, sores, ul- cers, salt rheum, letter. chapped hands, chil- plains, corns and all kinds of skin eruptions, freckles and pimples. Get Henry's Carbolio Salve, as all others are counterfeits. Price .25 cents.
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If you have tried ell other remedies and they have failed, remember that Orosby's 5 minute cure, which never fails when applied as directed, will cure all aches and pains. At Druggists. ia1I 3teod1tw
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funds sufficient to meet taxes as claimed, l nor has he any authority to pay any such l claim.
 That it is hopsd to terminate said re- ceivsrship in four months, if money enough can be raised by that time to pay the general creditors of the company by the issue of second mortgage bonds or otherWise, and that authority so to do will be sought from this assembly. and
 That the circumstances of said company are such that said claim for taxes ought in the public interest, and in equity and justice to the creditors of the road who have fur nished labor money and supplies to carry 1t on and remain unpaid, to be abated
 The petition closes with this paragraph:
 Your petitioners therefore pray that the treasurer be directed to forbear any legal proceedings for the enforcement of said claim until the further order of this assembly, and that this assembly will further, on due consideration of the condition of the road, and of the necessity and public advantage or it's completing it's double tracks to W1lliman- tic wholly Rbate said taxes. By Mir. Mclean of Simsbury-Petition of Nathaniel Shipman, trustee, ct al., for prtv1- lege to invest funds under will of the late IL O. Ives, of Hartford, in sound. safe and relia- ble securities The estate amounts to up- wards of $500. GOO, and under the present stipuIations of the will the securities cannot 1 be invested to the be4b advantage. By Mir Law-Petition of John Flynn of Berlin for restoration of forfeited rights By Mr. MeLean-Petition of William l.. Cow1es ct al, for Incorporation of the Plain- | vile Water company.
 By MT. Couch of tonineton-ResoIution 1 incorporating the Mystic Hook and Ladder 1 company.
 By MT. Law-Bin making it a criminal of fence to misrepresent the destination of Q
 boat by parties hiring it. l At 1:45p. m., on motion of MT, Case ot l rNpa 1 in order that the county meetings might be
 had at 2 o'clock as required by law.
 AFTERNOON SESSION. 1 At 8 o'clock Speaker Harrison called the 1 House to order, and the following matters
 were presented and referred to appropriate l committees:
 Annual report of the commissioner of tho 1 school fund. Annual report of the State l treasurer. Annual report of the Quartermas
 ter general. Resolution incorporating ths Connecticut Fuel and Heating company Resolution de organization of committees ! Resolution authorizing an increase of the capital stock of the New Milford Water l company Act for the protection of boat l owners Act for the establishment of stan dard time Petition of Michael Daley fol 1 restoration of forfeited rights. Report of the Committee on Rules adopt ing the rules of the House of 1883 wal passed.
 MT. Case of Granby offered e resolution
 which was passed, providing that when th' ] House adjourn it be to Wednesday. January 1 18th, at 1O:3O g. m., and that hereafter tht House meet at that hour unless otherwise 1 ordered.
 There being no further business on thC Speakers table the House at 3:32 adjourned 1 until Wednesday morning at 10:30 o'clock. Connecticut Pharmaceutical Association The annual meeting of the Connection
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REFERENCE OF PETITION

By Mir. Law of New Haven-Petition of New York and New England road for abate- ment of taxes amounting to $10O, GOO; com mittee on finance.
 The petition sets forth:-Thas there is claimed to be due the State of Connecticut, for unpaid taxes. a large sum. amounting to about $100. GOO, and that in the discharge of his duty the treasurer of the State proposes to ask leave of court to bring suit against the receiver to recover the same
 That it appears that said company did not earn enough to pay it's taxes in 1882 or 1883, and borrowed whetever money it did pay on account thereof, and now owes for the sums so borrowed.
 That said company is now wholly without funds, by reason of it's being in the hsnda of a receiver, and that the receiver hes not
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Why hack and cough, when good swal- low of Shafer's Wild Cherry Rock and Rye will relieve you at once. Be sure you ask for Shafer's, it being the only genuine, and superior to all other preparations of Rock and Rye or Wild Cherries. Grocers, drug. gists and wine merchants sell it. ia11 Stood
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|[ ! Sl Ey2sIiS7 E
 THE BLOOD CLEANSER.
BAD BLOOD. SCROFULOUS,
 INHERITED,
 CONTAGIOUS.

TN 1870 scrofuous Ulcers broke out on my body un,
 \ til ny breast was nass of corruption. Some Of these Ulcers were not ess than and one Ealf inches in diane CT, the edges rough, rag 4ed and seeminRly dead the cavity open to the bone and fiIIed with offensive matter Everything known to fine medical faculty tried In vain Gradually the bone itself became diseased and then the suffering began in earnest Bone Ulcers began to take the place of those hitherto the snrfacs became mere wreck. For nonths st time could not geS my hands to rDy head because of extreme soreness.
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More thaa s50,OO0 worth to be sold in the next 60 days at the Mammoth Grocery and Tea House of D. M. welch Son 28 and 3D Congress avenue. Their epacioas sal sroom of 5000 square fees upon one floor presents 8 scene worthy of the attention of every class of purchaserr. You can Aud at this first class sstabh hment ali you will in any .ther store cisy, the low>st cssh prices iR addition large variety of real luxuries at
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-16
Brewery Street Extension.

" the Honorable Court Of Common Council of the
 City of New Haven:
 The Board of Compensation, to whom was referred the of sad Court bearing date the 14th day of April D. 1888, directing the assessment and deter minAtion by this Board of all damages benehts nruinR all srtes interested, by the widening aud extension of Brewery street between Esst Water street aU d Long V harf, as the game was adopted by Said Court. hereby respectfully report:
 That we caused reasonable notice to be given to all persons interested in the propoeei public im in all respects pursuant to the provisions charter Of said city, to appear before and be h ard in reference thereto; and fully heard at he time and the place SD ciaed in said notice all persons who appeared be ore us.
 And, thereupon, we do assees and determine that the city New Haven pay to each of the following Iamed persons, in full of all damages accraing to them by reason Of the proposed public improve nent, the sums written opposite their names, re- spectiv-ly. to wit: To Sarah M. Benedict. ct..-..............-.$ s 750 70 To Nellie H. Benedict fct..................... . 75r % To the DeForess Hotchkiss company. 162 50
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or the mucous membrahe, or tae head and hroat.
 Dr. Mott's Liver Pills arc the best catarrh egulators. iy6 w&wtf Forty Years Experience OH an Old Nurses
 Mas WISsIow's SOOTHING SYBUP is the pre- soription of one of the best female physicians and nurses in the United States, and has been used forty years with never-failing success by millions of mothers for their children. It re- Iievss the child from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhoea, ,griping in thebeweis, and wind- eolio. By giving health to the child it rests the mother. Price twenty-five cents bottle.
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Connecticut Pharmaceutical AssociatiO

The annual meeting of the Connecticut Pharmaceutical association takes place in this city Tuesday.and Wednesday, February 9th and 9th. The opening session will be on the evening of the 9th and followed by ban quet rendered by the druggists of New Haven. Messrs E. A. Gessner, New Haven, W. A Spaulding, R. M Sheridan, H. J. Sperry and W. R. Francis are the committee of arrange ments.
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ANCHOR LINE.

D. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
 sAAI rom Pier 20 North River, New York,
 Every Saturday. for
 GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY ,,-~ RATES OF PASSAGE. TO GLASGOW, DERRY, BEL FAST OR LIVERPOOL OABIN &6O to $50 SECOND OABTN a40 SiEERAGE, OUTWARD, 6 8. PREPAID S2I Ancnor Line Drafts issued, lowest rates sra ra,, 1ree or cnarge. In EIgls' d. Scotland and Ireland TOT passage Cabin Plans Book of Tours &c., apply to hnASNaAsoS BROTHERS BowLIs GREEN, NEW YORK Or EDWARD DowNEs, soe Chanel s,reot oc29 ~'O 0n0PeA oSreet.
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pr. Greens Oxygenated Bitters Is the best remedy for dyspepsia, bilious ness, malaria, indigestion and diseases of the blood, kidneys, liver, skin, etc.
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Durno's Catarrh Snuff cures all affections of the mucous membrane, of the head and
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Gra6eItrs' @nins.
Steamboat IlIne for Kew York
Fare ST. Including Berth.


 wxsk~ts fer eAe Ra8ac wrTs ep-sx. s@@sA Inc steamer CONTINENTAL. Chm sx.s 1 @ tain Stevens, wIn leave Nsx HaseL at emoe o1 ksck DiEhop, qls chsfel ctreet- ras+ no1 c~ eASes cerner State and Chapel ssrestS Sk stss@., CONTINENTAL. Captain s..v.n,. ,,.v.. ER0M NEH fORR-Ths ETw T,rv , o'clock P n., sundays excsutsd-Satnra.x o. o'o1 q 19 o'elock E5idnight 1-e~'uFoAS Slths' Tn. my .ss,spasS NRgg nag9 9E TA7 HSSt for Kew YOrk. Haven &t I0:S0 P. EtAtcloor5r -o5 1 1ss 6oug0. Free gfzge from InHzYzy-rr p,sIasne Gsse Btxeet, eou1nencing ss ?. na. 1-$' SEAp TIokets are sold and baggage ehssS.x 8Y,s-sA {. Con. >Se NseEiES' ap8 IAN F. v,.,z- Startn's New Haven Transporta-
 ti0n Line.
 eA1kk COMMENCING Monday, Nov 1o+h and until further notfce toatS vv1n bS rnn as follows: The JOHN STARIN, Cant MAI 4eters VIII leave New Haven from Sta in's Dock evssy y dny at 1S P m. (nnidnight) saturdays e1. Win leave New York from Pier IS, North River Ioot or Cortlandt street, every day at p m Sundays excepted @ arc ~i6h berth in cabin, s1 with berth in state 'oTS1 T1s. st,Co Go.. Excarsion tickets, S1.b0
 Ekee Goech leavee the depot af a q n no T-e1a, and last trip 1o:9C D m ~e v 0''"s \" llcseEs and SsssorUoToe car be nm .bss,.s sA T. ny0eI No 2T5 Chapel street. a. he Tonkirr. Hotei The JOHN LENOX. Capt Relyea-carrvtnS' f.o,u,,. 1nly-WiH leave New Haven every mornino ana Ssa.s York every evening" Sunday excepted ~N" Ne" ,oJo O RI. COHBLIE, Agent
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COULD NOT TURN IN BED.

Knew not what it was to be an hour even free from pain Had reason to look upon life itself curse. In the SS0 after ten of this wretch ed existence, began 10 use the Cuttcura Remedies and after two yesrs perris ent of them the last nicer has healed. The dread disease has sHccumbed All over the breast where once mass of corrup- tion is now a healthy ssin My weight has increased from one hundred and twenty three to one hundred and fifty s1 pounds, and the good work is stt going on. feel myself new man, and all through the Cuticura Remedies.
 JAMES E. RICHARDSON,
 Custom House, New Orleans Sworn to bef1re United States Coum'ssioner
 I OIiA
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New Haven & Northampton R. R. Commencing Monday, Nov. 26, 1883

TFNRAINS will leave New Haven for New Hart ford, Westneld, Holyoke Norrham pton, WiI- namsburg, TurEer 3 Fslls. Shelburne Falls and North Adams st 7:15 e. 10 20 n. and 4:IO D m and at S:5O p. ru. for Willamsb1ys and stations south
 Contracting st Pl.inv1lle with N r. & RR: at simsbury and Pine Meadow Sih II. < O. w. R R st Westheld with B. A R. R. aud at orth Adams with T. & B. and B., H, T & W. Railroads
 There will be nc connf ction for New Hartford on 4:10 P. m train or for Holyoke 6:3O D m train.
 For particulars ask for small time tables any station EDWARD A. RAY,
 G T. Agent.
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AH1ssAo1pHIa AUU he801ng R. R.
 BOUND BROOK ROUTE. NNOA TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA. station in New York, foot Liherty st North Rivay
 COMMENCING NOV IS lsas
 Le2ve New York for Trenton and Philadelphia T. 45 soO 11Io a n.; lSO I, 4SU, 5.80, 700 LOO D. m sundays, R. AZ o. m.: E SR D np ' For Sunbury, Lewisburg and wiIIiamBport 745a n- And D. n Drawing Room Cars on all day trains and Sleeping Cars nilht trains
 Leavs P6iladelphia, corner stb and Greene streets 1M, sS0, 9.S0, II a. m.: I.Ib a.4B 40 6L6 1on nn sundays. 8Sn a- rn.; H.3O, 12 D. m, < Leave Sd and Berks sts 5.10 s.2O, 9RO D. m: l. SS0 S.20p 6S0s Sundays, S.1Ka m.: 48O D. m Leave Trenton, Warren and TucEcr sts. I2h, 690 sOS sO6, le.O8 H. a. nn.; 1.54 &.22 SPA 72S D. m sundays. t26 9.1a .. n.; SIS D. u.
 .. 9. HAHCoOk. H. P. BALDWIN, G. P. T. A., Philadelphia, Gen. East, Pass Art
 New York.
 J. E. wooTTEN, Gen. Manager.
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RailruaOs, &e.
Housatonic Railroad.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT. IN EFFECT
 DEC 10th, 1883.
 PASSENGER TRIMS
 Ae~Fe dShIDGEPORT for ALBANY, TROY, aARATO- Q ao no sne V EST. looN & m., CconnectinR with Sroo n train fir ID New Haver| WITH THROUGa CAR FOR ALBANY. srrtv. nR at 6n p m Con ecting at Albany with rast Express. arriving in Chicago at 6O inc ro.ro next S6 r m Arriving in Saratoga at iB D. m
 na IF 'Rr at b30 D. nn. leo nectirg with s.u1 p. Tn Train from New Ha, eu| arrivin0 in albany at l, 16 p. n Saratoga I26A a. m. ua nnrouRn Tickets and Baggage fhecked from New G0VSn TOT PtttsfteId and all Housatonic Ststio1g North Adams A1bsn :, Troy and Saratoga 0'
 h. D. AVERILL, Gen. ral Ticket Agent V: H. YEnMANs, Superintendent.
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TO CLEANSE THE BLOOD

of scrofuIous Inherited and Contagious Humors and thus remove the prJlidc cau-e of human suffering, to clear the skiu of sd2uriDg botchts itching tor tures hu,Iiiating eruptions and leathsome sores caused by impure or poisoned blood to purify and beautfy the skin and the hair trace of dis ease remain, Cuticura Resovent. the new Blood Pud fer, Duretic and Apsrient, ard CuticurA and Cuti- cura aoap the great skin aud beautibers, are infallible They the only remedies that succeed nEhan ysicians and all other means ftil
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Amount to be paid by city of New Haven.... 679 50 Total .$I 662 50 And we do further assess and determin the dam ages bsnehts be equal in the of each and every other party interested in the aoresaid pro- posed public Improvement. Respectfully submitted the 3Oth day of November, A. D. 1883
 R T. MERwIN, Board of
 MICHAEL FITZPATRICK,
 B. F. MA HSFIELD, Compensation. In Court of Common Council, resd, accepted, and assessments ordered laid reported. Approved December 24 1883. Payable January IT, 1884.
 Attest JAMES P. PIGOTT.
 City Clerk.
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Chicago Grain ana Provision Market. ClosiJ Quotations caH board Reported Ooer Prirate Wires to Edwin Rowe & Co, Commission Merchants, and Stone Street, New Tork
 The following shows the quotations at P. u. tohi
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Compare She dose and quantity of Hoods Sarsapariita and you have conclusive proof of itE superior strength and eheapnsss. Try
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Read the advertisement of the Orchestrone for sale at the MATHUsHEK WARERooMs,
 257 Ghanal Street.
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EUREKA CANB STORE

Gore and get bag oI the best N P Flour for $lO5 Thres pounds of nice Prunes for 25c. Homemade Manee Meat, pounds flor 25c. Coal by the ton, buseI or peck ss25 per ton. and lots of bargains in Groceries Twelve pounds GranulAted sngar. s1.0l. FIvs barrels Hard Wood. sI. Six barrels Soft Wood sIO0 Thirteen pounds cf Extra 0 sugar H.
 GIVE US A CALL.
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Total darnsges I,bbE 5U And that each of the following named persons pay to th4 city of New Haven for benefits accrutug to rhem and each of then by the proposed public ina-
 provement the sums written opposite their names, resract{v aiv to wit.
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,SauruaI saO GOnrisr.
Vednesday, January 16. 1884,
The General Assembly.

H Meeting Of The House-Appointment of Committees by Speaker HarrtsOn- Draw1n6 of Seats by Members-Every- thing m ReRdtness For Active Busi- ness-New York And New EDgInnd's Taxes.
 HARTFORD, JAN. 15. Ii Special Correspondence of the JOURNAL AND COURIER This was the second day of the meeting of the House for the present session and an unusually large number of representatives were present when Speaket Harrison called the House to order at twelve o'clock noon. The number was increased by the early afternoon trains and before the adjournment this afternoon the wheels of legislation were in active motion.
 The 'tbird" house was not out in full force to-day, probably not deeming it neces- sary to be present until the committees were appointed. Tomorrow, it is expected. they will swarm the lobbies and commence their arduous labors of buttonholing committees and rich corporations who may need their 1 services
 l There seems to be on the part of the l more prominent members of the House an | evident determination to make this 8 short session, and with Mr. Harrison in the chair and Mr. Case es leader of the body on the 1 Republican side there would seem to be no reason why so desirable result may not be accomplished.
 Both Senate and House will be in session tomorrow and work will then commence in l earnest.
 The proceedings in the House to-day were as follows:
 THE HOUSE. At 12 o'clock the House was called to order by Speaker Harrison. Prayer was offered by Chaplain Stone.
 Tho first business in order was the an- nouncement of committees by the Speaker which were read by Clerk Paige as follows;
 1arNr STANDING COM MITTEEs
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GREAT BLOOD MEDIOINES.

The half has not been told U the great curative powers of the Cuticura Remedies. have paid hun reds dollars for mediciGes to diseases of the blood and skin and never found nything yet to equal Outicura Remedies.
 CHARLES \. WILLIAMS.