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Wherea Statesma N has Fished,
rRnnant Sraanh of Hoy, g Coz


May be pardoned if I refer to the fact
that have fshed under the shadows of our
Sierras in Tahoe lake and stream that I
have followed the mountain rivulet Rsstonica
in Corsica where the waters blanch the bout
ders into dazzling Wilderness, and the associa-
lions of the vendetta and the Bonapartes give
ruddy tinge to the adventure; and 1 have
caught the cod in the Arctic around Cape
Nord under the majestic light of the midnight
sun; that have angled in the clear running
Mslsren Saltsion, which circulates BEAUTIFULLY
amid the splendid islets of stately Stockholm
and in the Bosporus, in sight of the historic
Euxine and the marble palaces and mosques
of two continents; that have been tossed in
shsllops along with the jolly fishers of the
Bay of Biscay; that have had the honor of
beholding the pillars near Iskenderoon in the
northw est corner of the Mediterranean, cree
ted by greatful people on the spot where
Jonah was thrown ashore by the whale and
that have bounded through the league-long
rollers on the shores of New jersey, along
with my favorite life-savers to see and feel
the "bluefish wriggling on the hooks
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POLITICAL.

Early On the FIeId-TwO Democratic
Delegates Already Mt Chicago.
CHICAGO, June 16.-TWo delegates from
tina far West to the national Democratic con-
vention are at the Grand Pacific. They are
Captain @. A. Johnston, of Columbus, and
N. B. Barker, of Mason. Miss. Captain
Johnston says that the delegates from Missis-
sippi will come to Chicago unpledged: Ra-
yard he says is very favorably regarded by
the southern Democrats, but he has NO
stronqa- hold upon them than Mcdonald
has. In regard to the Republican boast
that the States of North Carolina, Florida
and West Virginia can be carried for Blaine
and Logan, Mr.. Barker says he does not
think they can carry any one of them. Flori-
da is the most doubtful of the three, yet he
thinks it will be carried by the Democrats.
The negroes, Captain Johnston said, would
not vote They were not eoerced, intimi-
dated or drawn from the polls. They had
simply quit voting.
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The Adxance OF El mahdt.

CAIRO, June 16.-The news of the retreat
Ell Mahdi's approach has caused a feeling of
alarm to spread among the people of upper
Egypt. It is stated that the government
will hurry forward British force in order
to quiet the people. Steps for the purchase
of three thousand camels have been taken.
Advices from Abyssinia show that King John
is ready to furnish thirty thousand men to
assist in a movement for the relief Of the
Kassala garrison.
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8sxI Gstate.
For sale at a Bargain.

49, BEAUTIFUL two story cottage house, con-
III tanning nine situated in tbs pleasanteht
I'll part of the village OF Saratoga Springs, New
York, within ten minutes walk OF the celebrated
mineral springs and large hotels. Lot 100xl50 feet
on the corner Third and Catherine ktreets; within
one block of Judge Hiltons park on high ground ;
of the heathiest localities in the village por
ton of the purcha money remain mortgage
IL dt sired. For full information call address
E. F. DURAND, grocer, 1874 State street, New Haven.
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FOR RENT.

49,. Two family house on Sylvan Avenue, $500
FIIIIH cash required. Two family house on jackson
kNiIl street, $3.50 cash required.
ms If GEO. 4. ROOT, sOs Chapel st.
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Germany.


The Plot Against the Emperor.
BERLIN, June 16.-The Tagblatt has fur
Their Information concerning the plot against
the Emperor's life discovered in May. 1t
learns that the poIioe on warnings received
from New York have very recently arrested
several Americans arriving from that city,
who are believed to be the accomplices whom
tie man arrested at EIberfeld referred to as
sure to accomplish the death of the Emperor
even if he himself failed.
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NEW ENGLAND.
Vermont.

An Editor Put In jail.
R1oHFeRD, June IGN. j. Meloney. edi-
tor of the Riohford Gazette, was arrested and
his Office closed to day through the iastruc-
tons of Edwards & Dickerman, of Newport,
for SANDER against Judge Royce, of st. AL
bans. Bail is placed at 500 and has not
been furnished yet. More writs are to fol-
low from other injured parties. Maloney
has been attacking Governor Smith, Judge
Royce and many other prominent and infiu-
entail n1en of ST. Adams and other parts of
the State
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Telegraph Gases in Court.

New YORK, June 1G.-Five injunction
cases, three brought by the Western Union
Telegraph company against the Baltimore
and Ohio Telegraph company, the others
against the former company in favor of the
latter, relating to the right of the two COM
panies to maintain their lines upon certain
routes in the city, were tried to-day. The
court decided that both companies may &C.
cupy the same routes provided that the lines
are SO constructed as not to interfere with
each ether
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NEW YORK,
A Waterbury Firm In TrOubIe

Waterbury Firm in Trouble.
NEW YORK, June 16.-Brown d Bros,
manufacturers of sheet brass at 80 Chambers
street, whose factory is at Waterbury, CT,
have become temporarily embarrassed, but
arrangements are being made to rearrange
their affairs which will it is thought be sue
cessful. An inventory of their affairs made
debts
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Forty.Eighth Conzress---First Session.
WASHINGTON, June ]

SEsArE.-Mr Garland, of Arkansas, from
the Committee on the Judiciary, reported
favorably bills removing the political disable
P. Alexander, of Georgia. Passed.
Mr.. Cameron, of Wisconsin, from the
Committee on Public Buildings, reported ia
vorably bill increasing the appropriation
for the public buildings at Erie, Pa. 1t pro-
yides that the expenditure shall not exceed
$500, 600, the original provision having been
$3.50, 900.
Mr.. Plumb of Kansas, from the Committee
on Appropriations, reported the army appro=
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CINCINNATI June 16.-This afternoon at 4
o'clock fire broke out in the furniture fac
tory of Boutel & Schuckett, corner of Corbin
and Eastern avenue, which was totally de-
stroysd together with outhouses and dwell
ings. The loss was $14, 900, insurance
So, 900. A three-story building occ upied as
a saloon and boarding house, owned by John
Durham, was also destroyed.
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Italy.

Dynamfters Headed Toward Rome.
ROME, June 16.-The Church of st. Peter
is being patrolled inside and out by guards,
the authorities having received kilograms
from England that dynamiters are be. ieved
to have gone to Rome for the purpose of de-
stroying the building
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Massachusetts.
Damages for a Loan Not Made

Damages for q Loan Not Made.
BOSTON, June 16.-A verdict for 81 ,095
was returned for the plaintiff in the Super
ior civil court this morning in the suit of
Hepsbeth Fenton vs. George W. Torrey to
recover damages for the breach of contract
to loan her $40, 600 with which to purchase
an estate. The plaintiff is we'll known to
the real estate brokers for her frequent pur-
chases and speculations in real estate.
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FIRE RECORD.

ARarrow Escape For Hotel Guests.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, June 16.-The Com
nercial Hotel at Luther, Lake county, was
destroyed by fire early this morning. Loss
$40, 600, insurance $4,000. The fire was
caused either by spark from forest fires or
a defective fue. The guests had a narrow
escape. The dining room girls. the last to
get out, escaped in their night clothes.
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WANTED,
A GIRL for general homework and to cook, wash
"a and iron; references required, Apply from
until II q. m. at NO. $50 CHAPEL STREET.
je11f
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Ihave tract of land, finely situated, close by West
Haven Green Church Street. 400 feet front and 200
feet deep which will sell at SIS per front foot will
take less whole lot There is nothing else
favorabIy located that be bought nearly low.
az If EDWARD A. RAY,
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Local Weather Record.
1e, 1884.
7:1s 1l:l6 8:l6 tbs lI:ls
A. a. NJ. p. P. II.
BAEometeP.. 1920 80 q 3O.12 30Os 300s
TheHnnomet eP..... 57.5 rs 80 "a T01"
Humidity. GO SO 2T At A
Wind. in direction
and velocity in
miles per hour. W. NWS We W3 NW6
Weather. Clear Fair Fair Clear Clear
Mean bar, 80 1e6; mean temp. 60 2; mean humid
ity, A z.
Max. temp, So; min. temp. As; Rainfall -
inches
Max. velocity Of wind. 10 miles.
FOB JUNE 16. 1888.
Mean bar, 3O.196 mean temp, g. .; mean humid
ity, 81.
MAX. temp, tbs; min. temp, 49.5.
J.H. SHERMAN, sergt s. c. o. @. A.
"A minus sign IL prehxed to thsr- meter read
ings indicates temperature below zer1
A dash fl prehxed to rainfall hStFe indicates
precipitation too small to measure.
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EGYPT.


Loud Threats From the Mahd1.
CAIRO, June16 Ell Mahdi has written O
letter in which he appoints his Ameer COVER
nor of Dongola and threatens to annihilate
any Turkish military force that may be sent
to the Soudan. The governor has sent the
letter to Nubar Pasha, the Egyptian pre-
mier
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To Whom it May Concern.
A Ii persons are ereby forbidden TO trust any
N one on my account, as I shall pay bills not
authorized to be contracted by and after this
date STEPHEN VAN HISE
New Haven, June 16, 1884. je17 ST.
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CAIRO, June 16.-The latest advices from
Khartoum report that General Gordon has
quilted the place and has entrenched himself
within the Catholic mission. The grounds of
the mission are abundsntly supplied with
wells and contain fifteen hundred date palms
together with many orange trees.
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FOn SALE OR RENT,

49, WITHIN ten minutes drive of postofice, q
ssta genteel house, or rooms, nice barn, henery
1E and chickens, two three acres of land, large
quantity of apples cherries grapes and small fruit
excellent water nice neighborhood. beautiful shade
trees. To the right party will rent reasonable or
will sell more or less land to suit purcha ser.
HUMANS REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
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- WELL established Fish and Oyster bust
iii ness in West Haven. The only Fish Market in
IL the Borough. Fitted up In good shape City
water and all equipments necessary for hrst-class
tand. Good reasons for selling. Address all on
G. 1. BABCOCK, JR.,
jei7 st West Haven Conn
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Seeing Two Girls Home



8 a type of catarr b hAv-
ing peculiar symptoms.
1t is attended by an in
famed condition OF the
lining membrane OF the
nostrils, tear ducts and
throat, affecting the
lungs. An acr.d mucous
is eecreeed. the discharse
is accompanied with .
painful burning ssnsa-
ion. There are severe
3; asms of sneeziDR, fire.
Quent attacks ofblinding
headache, q watsry and
indamed site Il the
eyes. EIy'S Cream
Balm Ia . remedy
founded on a correct
diagnosis of this disease
and can be depended
, 60 cents by mail. Sam
BROTHERS, Druggists,
oAAl
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FUN bkAAIA9
A LARGE Lot on Shelton Avenue Only small
n sum required down. The balance remain
en- mortgage and be paid for in installments. Horse
pass the premises every fifteen minutes Lot is
1926 feet on the avenue and 1856 feet deep. For
particulars call at MERWIN'S Real Estate Office,
MOO 759 Chapel Street.
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sleeWM Mes r.
. ,..--.- eIfnaSR Z n TaVRx

WARFFre-- --ACIIMGU TO
---,GToN, June 16-General Slocum
returned from New York to-day and is some
what reticent about the political situation in
New York. He thinks, hswever, that the
Sal atoga convention will not instruct its del
egates.
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Admiration which is richly de-
served is verywhere being be slowed
n1,ioT1 an many have been sold. Some
goods have to be pushed and talked up
with great energy, but the Mathushek
piano sells itself. While business at
large is suffering a great depression,
there are no dull times at the Temple
OF Music The public has learned to
appreciate what is first-c class in Mus1
cal Instrument and Pianos OF hIgh
duality sell rapidly at fair prices
Visitors are cordially welcomed at our
stores, and a call and examination OF
Our stock does not incur any Obl1ga-
ton to purchase. We are happy 60
show goods even to those VINO 90 n ny!
intend to buy, and we carefully avoid
.,,,>or+nnitv 1.-THE <eader will examiI
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WANTED.
NNABLE Boarderu at
les EGG CHAPEL STREET.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Agreed onthe Porter Bill.


WASHINGTON, June 1a.-The conference
on the Fitz John Porter bill has
agreed to a report, the House conferees
agreeing to the Senate amendment.
Unable To Agres-A FruitIess Conference
On the Shipping Bi L.
WASHINGTON, June 16.-The conferess on
the shipping bill met tonight. An agree
ment was readily reached on everything ex=
eept the clause providing for free ships and
the section which allows one dollar per mile
on the trip each way to ships of American
registry for carrying the mails between the
United States and foreign ports, better known
as the Pacific Mail subsidy clause. The
House conferees proposed to compromise by
striking out both clauses, the former having
originated in the House and the latter in the
Senate. The Senate conferees would not
consent to this and without reaching a con-
clusion the conference adjourned. Another
meeting will probably be held tomorrow,
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Chtldren's Spending Money.
From the New England Journal cf Education.l
One very great fault Of the American Is
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Wisconsin.

A Trades Council Treasurer Runs Away.
MILWAUKEE, June 16.-Anten Haitie,
treasurer of the Milwaukee trades assembly,
has suddenly left the city, taking about
SIS, 900 belonging to the association.
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FOR. RENT
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
- GOOD two-family House with modern Inn
lid prove ments corner lot Al x15O feet located
III on one Of the best avenues in the city. bar
gain for some Call at 20 Church street, Room
je17 It L. F, COMSTOCK
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OAK HALL
At High Pressure Speed,

Is bracing up the Summer season
with a fresh assortment of Novel;
ties of the highest standard,
For Men, Young Men and Boys,
and dispOsing of them to apprecia-
tive customers at prices within the
reach of the people, which are
about tWO-thirds
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Acton Easily Floors the Jap

PHILADELPHIA, June 16,-The wrestling
match which took place this afternoon be-
tween jos Acton and Matsada Sorakichi, the
Jap, was won by the former in a short time,
he winning three straight falls, two catch-as-
catch-can and one Japanese style. Acton
proved to bs the superior in every respect
and hal no difficulty in flooring his antago-
mist.
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- FIVE rooms No. $50 State street, water clos
E'iIH et gas and WATER and five rooms corner South
fIU and Park streets. Inquire at No. 792 Chapel
street Room 2. JACOB HELLER.
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Simmer Rfsurts.
SOUTHEND HOUSE.

4 1T has been rehNed and transient and per
{1c1GS49Rm anent guests can be accommodates; tne
IrsD grounds are spacious and good facilities 1or
lSEE1i 6shfng. DinLe q speciality. stage leaves
E2ASouth End at 8. GOA m and SOC p. m; sun
eavsf A. m and p. m. Leaves New Haven, 95O g.
m q So e. Is and p m. Saturdays at p. m.
JOHN SMITH, Proprietor.
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WANTED,
SECoND HAND Clothing bought and Sold cleaned
- and repaired. Orders by mail promptly at.
tended to- NO. 40 GEORGE ST.
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OCEAN OOIAA"H0
SAVIN r. C X H . r e
NARS g. HOLMES, Proprietress The p easantest
lN place on Ssvin Rock ehore, elt gantiy htted
throughout, now ready for Summer boarders ana
transient guests Views from its rooms and veran-
daa unsurpassed by any upon the coast. Batnlng
convenient and free from dagger. Having hao long
sTnerence in the business cannot fail to please all
Who favor me with their patronage. Terms moder-
ate p O. Box 2S4, West Have !, Coun. 1el3
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Penderxast FANS to Appear.

PHILADELPHIA, June 16 Fifteen hun
dred people gathered tonight at Industrial
Hall to witness the sparring match between
Mike Cleary and Joe Pendergast. After sew
eral sparring contests between lesser lights
ALT Lunt, the manager, appeared on the
platform and read a telegram from Pender-
CAST saying the terms were not satisfactory
and he would not come on. A howl Of dis
appointment went up and to pacify them
Cleary spared few rounds with Jimmy
Ryan and Johnny Magee. The spectators
dispersed with Kisses for the management.
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THams.
Nv NTEEA.
WANTED

WWANLII1Oa
A SITUATION by capable girl to do general
IN homework and plain cooking. Good reference
Inquire at 50 PINE STREET,
tl7 IT. Fair Haven
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the Neutrality ACT ApprqprtatloR.

WASHINGTON, June 1d.-Govern"-
"a 49, r. Cur
49,, --uuse Committee on
LARS, has received a communica-
ton from Secretary Freinghuyssn respect
ing the appropriation of $3.50, 600 inserted
by the Senate in the consular and diplomatic
appropriation bill to be used in carrying out
the provisions of the neutrality act. A joint
session of the Committee on Appropria-
tions and Foreign Affairs will be held on
Wednesday to consider the matter. While
Governor Curtin will not disclose the con-
tents o. the communication, he admits that it
refers to the settlement of the Nicaraguan
question.
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THE WEST.
Ohio.

Getting q Jury Under Dfmcult1es.
CIN o1NNAT1, June 16.-The attempt to Sc
| cure jury for the trial of Joseph Palmer,
the Rccomplice of William Berner in the
murder of William Kirk. was resumed before
Judge Avery this morning. Another venire
OF two hundred names was returned and the
court room was densely crowded. OF twen-
ty-six men examined before noon as to their
qualifications as jurors not one was accepted.
An Old Mans Murderous Shot.
STEUBENvILLE, June 16.-Last evening
Samuel Mcdonald and Hiram Wier, an aged
gentleman, became involved in a dispute.
Mcdonald threw some heavy stones against
Wier's residence, which so enraged Wier that
he Rhot Mcdonald in the breast fatally.
Found Dead at His Home.
CIRc1Evn1E, June lev. R. Simmonds,
q prominent landowner of New Holland.
was found dead at his home Saturday. He
had been living with Mrs. Rush, suspected of
poisoning her husband four years ago. Sim
monds went home sick Saturday morning
and was dying in the evening. Four physi-
clans were called and treated him for NOR
phine poisoning without effect. There were
fears of a mob against Mrs. Rush yesterday,
but all is quiet to-day.
Wisconsin.
A Trades Council Treasurer Runs Away.
MILWAUKEE, June 16.-Anten Haitig,
treasurer of the Milwaukee trades assembly,
has suddenly left the city, taking about
$15, 900 belonging to the association.
To Suspend This MOrning-A Milwaukee
Bank Forced to Give Up Business.
MILWAUKEE June 16.-The Manu- 'cturers
bank has suspended. but the fact viii not be
known until tomorrow morning A meeting
Of the board of directors held till a late
hour to night decided upon this course.
Steps will be taken to have a receiver ap-
pointed. One of the officers seen at late
hour tonight said in relation to the causes
leading to the suspension: ''It was a con-
tinued demand from the depositors
in excess of our ability to connect our as
SETS bill will be posted upon the door in
the morning announcing that the bank has
been placed in the hands of receiver for
liquidation.
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G. M. LOOMS.
TEMPLE OF MUSIC.
ROarO snN Rooms.
BOARD AND ROOMS

49, Anew gentlemen be accommodated
Ell with first class board and pleasant rooms with
hIH modern improvements. Locality second to
none in the city. Terms moderate. Apply at
te3 Inn So WOOSTER PLACE.
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A SITUATION in private family for general
IA homework second work. Dan be seen for
two days at her present place,
J17 It, 226 GROWN sTPEET
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REALY-In this city, June 18th, suddenly, Mary,
widow of the late Luke Healy, Of 1872 franklin
street.
TNITCHELL.-In this city on Saturday June H. Of
cerebco-spinal meningitis, Miss Carrie Twitchsll
daughter of Corneia E. and the late Stiles s..
Twitchell, aged Is years.
Funeral fr m her late residence, No. 68 Asylum
street, this Tuesday, afternoon ut ESQ O'Clock.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend
McoLURE-In Bethany, June 18th. Lucretia B. Nc
Clure, in her 59th year.
The funeral will take place Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock from her late residence in Bethany.
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"A~~-~

WANTED,
A SITUATION by girl to do liaht housawork or
n second work Inquire at
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FOR RENT.


Thirteen houses and thirty one tenements in vari
BUS parts OF the city.
Open Evenings. HORACE Z. dOADLEY,
Syn mi
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WANTED,
A SITUATION by = competent girl to do general
IN homework in . private family. InouirA at
present place. NO. q COLLEGE STREET
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FOR RENT.

The Grand Street Livery Stables told number, 1872
formerly occupied by Allen Seaman. The premises
are modern and srabe in all respects and in per
feet order. There accommodations for thirty
six horses and ample storage for the carriage outfit
low price for the rental will be made to response
I,ln tam
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FOR SALE.

49, No. $50 James Street, just north OF Grand
i5 Street. on 1T s5xi 90, nearly new seven room
A@1A house that can be occupied by twosmal fanni-
les. The entire premises have been well cared for
md avn in Hrstc lasa order. PRICE S2O(0.