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The evening world., 1894-07-06

The Manhattan Elevated Railway
Company has laid off seventeen trains
since June "a. Everybody who rides on
the various roads controlled by the
Company knows that there has been
no falling off In local travel to call for
such a reduction in train service. Ii
In the annual dirty trick OF the corpora
ton to save dollars at the expense Of
the public and the relieved" employees.
1T 10 one OF the many things that are
going towards impressing New York
with the necessity OF knowing just what
Il is about. the next time It is asked to
confer unusual privileges and franchises
upon company which has any chance
y become az grasping. - greedy. as
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with Your Cup OF Conee.

The invalid who is tired OF taking her
agg tonic mixed with sherry, and VIVA
lislikes the taste of a raw egg, may DC
glad to knog that the egg may be ell
iectually disguised in a cup OF coffee'
Prepare the coffee to the taste, Win
cream and sugar, keeping 1t very NOT
until ready for the egg. which must DC
beaten thoroughly In another cup anu
he prepared coffee added by degrees 70
It. Drink II hot and you will ind
not only palatable but strengthenins'
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REMANDEO FOR TRIAL.
NcGownn Accused Of Buying Far
rotr with Confederate Bills.

John MCGOWAN, the man who bought
three parrots and two monkeys from
Sailor John Anderson, Of the yacht AL
line. on June %, paying for them with
i couple OF $50 Confederate States bills
pasted together. back to back, was ar
raigned bt fore Judge MARITIME to-day,
,hurPed with grand larccuy.
He pleaded not guilty and was re-
mandnd for trial.
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Already the counsel FOR "Bat' Shea
has begun TO move the legal cog-whe-la
which act 50 successfully, under sklr-l
manipulation, N this State, go rotarl
the progress Of the convicted murderer
towards his prescribed punishment. This
is matter for the scrious consideration
OF the Constitutional Convention. The
time seems fully ripe for institutlng Il
reform under which he lights nd prI.i-
ieges OF the innocent VIII not be over
Swallowed by the immunities Of the con-
demned
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A very striking and beautiful portiers
was seen not long ago made Of olive
green serge. On this was appliqued Q
running pattern in darker green velvet
This was outlined with a thread Of
gilt. and there was broad band Of the
same velvet with the same outlining
at the bottom of the curtain.
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Garbage Is to be once more dumped
at sea. Riker's Island gets respite.
One evil is removed by a return to an
other. The right remedy will not he
applied until New York burns its gar
bage.
The cholera reports from Russia and
Belgium are not such as TO b panic
producing on this side OF the ocean.
They constitute, however, a sufficient
notice OF the necessity OF keeping our
guard up at Quarantine.
1t is noticed that the Secretary OF the
Senate, conveying the Tariff bill back to
the HOUSE rsSuz'u t.e ur,l OF u
formal reintroduction OF the measure.
The features OF the bill had been pain
fully altered since its last appearance
at the Speakers desk.
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LETTERS.

t7An column % open 10 eserpoody sao has
complaint TO make a grievance to rcnt1idtc tr5or.
nation to cire S.bject Of oenerdi interest TO die
russ or pub!tc seTy,ce 10 coenyv,cd5e. end ,o'.o
ran p,l, The .ded mo .a than 100 eorda Long
>llzs cdnnot be printed.
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LOOKS LIKE MURDER.
Rnmes Death Said to Have Re
suited from GiRhnrdi's Kick.

Domenico Rame died at his home 100
Mulberry street. at $40 o'clock last night
and Raffaelo Giglardi is a fugitive from
justice.
1t is alleged that Rame died from the
effects of kick IN the abdomen, In
iicted by Gigliardi at the latters home,
42S East one Hundred and Thirteenth
street. on July 3. The Coroner has been
notified and detectives are looking for
Gigliardi
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FIRE CHEF BADLY HURT.
Five Horses Burned to Death in "a
BIuHc in New Haven.


NEW HAVEN. conn, July "a fire
broke out IN barn occupied by the Con
sumers' Ice Company on Franklin
street, last night, and spread to the barn
OF T.. Cul.on. Five horses perished The
loss IL 81 7oJ.
A. d. Kennedy, Chlct OF the Fire Dc
prv,WgUt accidentally plunged doNu au
elevator veil ana was injured so sari-
u-Sly that II l. tohught he viii de.
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The One Sex.


NLalles uTslsl
Sits In church. thea
tire or concert hall and
fans pneumonia down
penple's uecks. without
asking whether the fan
ning Gunoys them or
not.
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GRAHAM'S DEATH A MYSTERY.
Funeral Services of the Drowned
ROundsmRn I'm St. Luke'E Chapel.

Y" 5'' ""H >""PV''
The funeral services Of the late
Roundsman Alexander Graham. OF the
steamboat squad. whose dead body was
found Wednesday morning floating off
the foot of William street, South Brook
Ign. were held to-day in st. Luke's
Chapel. Hudson and Grove streets. The
interment in Greenwood Cemetery.
Cant. Allalre said to-day to an Even
ing World" reporter that SO far he had
been unable to get the slightest tn
formation that would tend to clear up
the mystery surrounding Roundsman
Grahnnl's death
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That Kiss.


TO The Editor:
The kiss you sent by mall dear love.
Has travelled uiEht and day.
Nor slept n wink, for fear some dove
Would snatch It far away.
All trembling, soft, 1t touched my lips
That had so long grown cold;
INT ere | found It sweet-on trips
The little creature, bold!
Ard Just one tiny footprint there
Is left for you 10 find
So fast /. tripped 10 meet the air
Loves mem'ry dropped behind,
lN.ORENCE L. VAN nEREEN
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1t is charged that Brooklyn nrrmcn
were assessed from S2.-5 to gl2.5O each
TO pay for the hail-pay retirement bill
which was passed by the late Leglsla-
ture. The charge is not one to be
ignored nor slighte1. The promise Of a
full investigation by the proper authors
ties should be strictly fulfilled
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4 Harlem Lemonade stand.

y TI' LIIT0F.
Please Gni incosod check for IS. the pro-
ceci' u Lemonade stand held Jelly for The
benefit Of ,he SICK BabieA' Fund
JOSIE GrTZSELi.. 1873 Yves. 1874 stree.
IDA cOSSE. 1855 west 1884 street
EDITH kENi 49, Wsst 1874 street
JENNIE GurHSEiL, l19 West 1874 street
WALTER GOpFpET ln West 1924 street
MhRGEHH GJTZsELL. 1913 West IS2d street
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Pretty Manners.

II grown folks have pretty mannerA
refined habits and nice ways of doing
things. the children will have the same
kind. II little folks are rough. the bis
folks are to blame.
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TO Inc EdIt0r'
fair held for tho benefit 81 1.-THE Even
Ing Word's' Sick Babies Fund at the home Of
Robbie Roughsedge. age FIX years OF 1924, steu-
hen street. Brooklyn. Robbie was assis,ed nv
little Miss Mundy age 1--WE; Wi&berfcrce Rich
ards and Mabel Gillen, age I'VE years. The pro-
CecdS amounted to IS OIL NJ
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Welt, vigilant has met Britannia once

No straight local ticket. An end to
boss domination.
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BABY ILL.,"
She sings to the Wild West Folks
and Collects Si..aO.

Rissed up TO resemble a pocket edition
OF Vesta Tilley, Baby Lil' sang MY
Friend the Major and recited before
cowboys, Cossacks, Indians. Gauchos
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Alderman Nicholas T. Brown. c: the Second As.
ssmbly District, VIII sail for Europe on the
cunard steamship Csmpania tomorrow. foT his
annuIl vacation He viii remain abroad about six
weeks and will visit England ireland, France
and Germany reception will be given 70 Mr.
Brown ~ his constituents prior to his de-
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lll-managed and as generally defiant of
public wishes and interests as the Man
haitian a."
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strawberry or Raspberry Ice.

One quart OF berries. Extract the Juics
and strain one pint OF sugar, dissolved
in the juice; enc lemon. juice only; max
pint water.
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Negro Hanged for Assault.

(Bg Associated Press)
UPPER MARLEBORo. Md. July 6.-James
Allen. colored was hanged here at $50 o'clock
this morning for nssaultng Cora Simpson. aged
twelve at Woodmore on Feb. iS last.
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Rsnders Of TIE FVENING WoRLi tearing
the rfp jor the hot months should send thar 10.
ieyssss and haze Tue LlLAINu II O4tLN Hlutitd
10 hsn. regularly
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freckles, has red cloth double-breastcd
short coat, which she wears with
white flannel blouse. sailor style and
various sk!rts-blue serge. tennis fan
mel or white sail cloth.
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her In bargain tussie smoke I'm .vsrx
(No. you needn't say 1t nose and .v.,
"ou'uH - mouths on the street.
Asks woman IL sh,
minds cigar. In
tone that dares her to
say Yes"
stsres strange wo-
man out OF countenance, Does exactly IA.
instead OF either ig- thing
noring her or speak
Ing to her.
Sits like a cross b..
ireh's a man VINO Is tween craven imas.
niue below her so and an oyster while BIZ.
ca'Iy as II he were a wife does all the talk.
worm under her feet. ing and enter,,in,.-
and politeness for Ii,
family.
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Plays tie plano In
tho boarding mouse par
lor while a fellow
boarder 10 trying to
entertain company at
the other end n tho
room,
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To Stop bleeding.
Hot-wenther Cold Dishes.

Plaster the cut with flour or powdered
starch.
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To the Editor:
Please accept and use this Il for the STICK
Babies Fund A FRIEND.
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|H9V9EEjIIEB|Ek |t$BeME

her In a bargain tussie.
mo. you needn't say 1t
wouldn't.)
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IL baseball at the Polo Grounds on the
afternoon OF July TO- but instead OF the
anxiety and work of roofing In "a win
ming run for the Giants, they will root
for the Sick Babies Fund and DE Wolf
Hopper's "headgear."
The game VIII be between teams Sc
lected from the "lgg2" company and
1.-THE Passing SHOW" and will begin
promptly at O'Clock. 1t Is expected
that the game viii be largely atter.ied.
rs every body, from the lead
Ing lady down to the chorus and ballet
girls, Will be on hand TO enliven things.
Police protection has been promised to
tmpires DE Wolf Hopper and Marshall
+. wilder. and they assure the public
that they Will do their best to make
both teams win. No ringers" will be
allowed. The personnel of the teams
Will be:
ltsG The Passing Show"
Ed ~. Favor. Id. (Cgpt) Harry Standish. ID.
= Howard. 2b. s Hess 20. (cspt)
Walter Jones, 3D. Lee Harrison, 3D.
= Luther q. Gus PlKley. re.
= Brhtkctt, D. VIII Cameron, Cf. {
}. Keefe ~. George schiller. RI.
copper sloan, H. John Mari, N,
Long walton. e. bub hBokey. p.
short SaviH, e. Black Pickaninny. r.
Substitutes, 'l4ss."--E. r RICE. Richard Han
lowe, VIII Palmer. z. y Price. George Thomas
and Dr. ParKhUrst George Cans THE Passing
shnw."-JeH De Angels. Paul Arthur and John
Il. E.nshaw.
The teams Will don their costumes at
III" theatres and leave In talIy-ho
coaches FOR the grounds. The cos
TUNES VIII he very UNIQUE and amusing.
Favor. Jones, Sloan. Walton and Slavin
viii furnish music on the "l4o2" coach.
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LITTLE ReI Cont.

Ever SO many little girls 40 to the
dairy in Central Park for crackers and
milk, dressed something like this model.
ono hoop roller with yellow hair and
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That Gov. Waite has taken their side
10 heavy blow to the strikers in
Colorado.
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How Is This for Dinner?

Summer weather calls for Summer
and Summer diet. II Is .
blunder and a criminal ex-
travagance to serve three square meals
OF steaming-hot dishes when the glass
Is at 80 degrees. Try this for a change:
: Broiled Salmon.
: Cold String Beans. French Dressing. !
E: Old Graham Bread. !
: Cold Asparagus. Mayornaise !:
(: Fried Brains !
: Lettuce Salad
: Ice-Cream. Mineral Water. )
: Black Coffee.
: Note.-Butter and salt the salmon when u
: leaves the griddle, use lemon Juice on the ].
: beans in place of vinegar. .
49,. -. &
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G.. j. In Modest.
~ from n Friend.

Please credit the inclosed 81 for the Sick
Babies Fund to C J.
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1t would be interesting to know II the
pantata continues business at the old
stand until September.
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WALLINGFORD.

Vote Early and Vote the Straight Repub1i-
 can Ticket-Last Nights Big Rally. ' Republicans vote early and vote tho straight ticket, and see that your neigh 5bors and friends get to the polls early. The republican ticket Is a clean one from top to bottom, and every candi- date is worthy of support. The polls open at 8 o'clock and close at p. m.
 Look out for bogus tickets. There are several in the field. Get your tickets of parties you know are all right
 The republicans will receive election returns in the armonry this evening.
 The Simpson Hooks will receive election returns in their rooms this eve ming. The rain and snow storm last even Ing prevented large attendance at the republican rally in tho town hall, although over two-thirds sof thAs se,ats were occupied. Judge Hubbard Dresided and introduced Senator ]. H. HaWley, who made rousing speech pn the, ,iasues Of the day. The National band furnished music. There was no attempt Tt a pa rade on, account of the st0tm me at1. dience Was an enthusiastic ohe
 Ws 1. Todd attempted td aligllt flpm m NxlUnon the plains atsk z naaots,l~ a -
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ing when his horse started. and Mir. Todd was thrown to the ground and somewhat bruised. but not seriously hurt. si6,a
 William Burns. and employe at the freight depot. had a narrow escape from serious injury yesterday morning by reason of a heavy truck load of freight getting the best of him coming out of a car. He was thrown down and his leg seriously bruised.
 The funeral of Charles Preston will be from his late home at 2 o'clock this afternoon. .
 Morton Judd celebrated his eighty sixth birthday yesterday and relatives and friends from New Haven, Granby, simsbury and other places were pres- ent.
 The wedding of Henry A. Chapman and Miss Annie Rowden will occur this evening at 2 o'clock at the home of the bride on Curtis avenue. Rev. J. E. Wild man will ofiiciate.
 The marriage of Rev. J. c. Linsley and Miss Emma A. Treat will occur at 12 o'clock noon Wednesday, November 2, at St. Paul's church.
 The snowfiakes were quite plenty last evening. mixed with raindrops.
 The republicans in YalesviiIe expect to send down a rousing republican ma Jority to-day. st .....
 Remember that the polls close at { o'clock.
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Polls Wonderland Theater.

Binns and Binns are two of the great est comedy musical artists in this coun- try. They.style themselves "The Musical Students for the Bowery Conservatoire. {" Their comicalities kept the crowded houses yesterday and last night in roars of laughter. Their sleighbell coat duets, a scheme of their own, which is protect ed by law, were encored again and again. Bernard Dyllon, who has been all over the world, and who also is a high priced artist, affects the audience to tears by his song 'The Collier and His Child" The elastic demons and con- tortionists, Pantzer and Scott, are won- derful, turning themselves into all sorts of shapes. Farnum and Seymour, the champions and originators of the high chair and jumping act, received rounds of applause. Dora Wiley, the sweet sing CT of Maine, caught the house by storm, and so did Miss Lydia Pierce.
 This evening Manager Poli will have a special wire running to the theater, and the results of the election in the several states will be announced from the stage.
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ESrERrAIsMESTs.
Hyperion.

Great interest Is being manifested over the appearance of Barnabee. Karl & MacDonald's Robin Hood opera company. which presents "The Kniek- erbockers" this evening.
 Messrs, Barnabee. Karl & MacDon- aid have spared no expense to make their organization second to none in the country and how well their effor:s have been appreciated is evidenced by the crowded houses that have wit messed the performance wherever the company have appeared. Sale of seats now open.
 James A. Herne in his famous comedy drama. "Shrore Acres" will give two performances, commencing Friday evening. November 9. Mir. Herne car ries all the scenery used In his play. The original metropolitan company will appear in this city. Mir. Herne will appear as Berry" Sale of seats opens tomorrow.
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Grand opers House.


 Despite the very severe storm of last evening good sized audience witnessed the performance of the Boston Howard Atheneum Star Speciality company. The performance was opened with Adriene Ancion in the balancing swing act, which was well received. Kalkasa. an artist in jugglery, performs some acts with top which were greeted with much applause. In feats of balanc- ing he showed himself an artist. One of the hits of the show was Richard Pitrot. the French mimic. During his act he impersonates all the leading politicians of the day. His facial expressions are very striking, and were greeted with prolonged applause. The acrobatic mar vels, the Romala brothers. in their as- tonlshing feats and head to head balanc- ing was something wonderful, and this act Is alone worth theprice of admis- sion. James Thornton, author of number of songs, among which are My Sweeheart's the Man in the Moon," entertal med the audience in a monologue called Stage Explore" after which he sang several selections. His act was loudly applauded, and for his response to the encore he sang his own compost tion entitled Maggie Mooney"
 The hit of the evening was no doubt made by Annabelle, a handsome and charming novelty dancer and change artist. She Is a dance new to this city in fact, to the eastern country. She Is Chicago girl, who made her reputation in the west. All last winter, during the exposition in San Francisco, she danced daily to thousands of visitors. This young woman Is most beautiful, and q dancer who is novelty in terpsicho- rean art. s,a. ,.
 Others in the company that are worthy of note are Began and Kirwin, in an excellent musical act; Andy Hughes and Mcbride and Walton, in an original Irish sketch entitled Arrival of Me- Guinness" Ida Howell, in choice selec- tions of popular songs; stinson and Morton, in g. comedy sketch
 The election returns will be read from the stage this evening by MT. Moore, manager of the company, and there will be q special ma ttnee this after noon, when MT. Moore will give the re- port upon the baseball game in New York. T
 A performance will also be given to- morrow afternoon and evening.
 George w. Monroe will appear the last three days this week in t.My Aunt Bridget" There will be matinee Saturday. MT. Monroe has surrounded himself with a'clever company of fun makers. 2..
 The stage in the lecture hall annex at the Grand Opera house is occupied this week by Professor Lee with his clever marionette performance. In addition to thts the professor does some very good feats of legerdemain and was loudly applauded last night by the large audience In the hail. The dacing dolls have not lost their hold on the ladies and children and have been retained for this week.
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DEATHS.

DEEnE-In West Haven. November {, Roilih II. beebe. aged 50 years. Funeral services will be held at his lats resi- deiee, No. xS First ayenuo, Wednesday, Nov. '. at 2:30 p, m, Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend.
 II. Thorpe. aged S years l0months, 10 days. Funeral servi, es will be neld at his late resi- dence, No. 6l South Water street, on wed- the faniiy are invited to attend. Bnriai at the conyenience of the family.
 HEWLETI-In this city, November D, Kettle Laura Wilson, wife Of George T. Hewlett, aged A years
 Funeral services will be hold at her late res- dence, No. a Sherman avenue, on Wedncs- day afternoon at 230 o'clock. Friends of the family arc Invited to attend. Burial private. %
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District of New Haven, ss Probate Court, 1

District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court. l
 November 9th, 1894. ! Il of East Haven, in said district, deceased, Upon the application of Leman H. Bates, adIn'r, praying for power and authority to sell and convey certain real estate belonging to said estate, as per application on file more oRDEERED-That said application be heard and determined at 2 Probate Court to be held atNewHaven,t , in said district, on the l2th day of noon, and that noticebe given of the pend- ency of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon, by publishing the same three times in some newspaper having a circulation in said district.
 By the court,
 n6 stS TIMOTHY F. CALLAHAN, Clerk.
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District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court, ]

I1sIIICC OI N6W IfHV6II, BS. rTODHCB COurC,J
 November Sd, 1894. { UPSTATE of LUCY B. SMITH, late of L Orange, in said district, deceased. :, The Court of Probate for the district of months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for set- tlement. Those who neglect to present their will be debarred a recovery. All persons in- debted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to "
 JOSEPH B. SMITH, Executor,
 199 Washington avenue, n6 2d1w West Haven Conn
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Free exhibition of Oriental rugs now in progress at Malley, Nicely < Co.'s.
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FLA. FOWLER'ss SCHOOL OF MUSIC DIANO, Voice, Organ, Violin, Harmony.
 I Opens Sept 4th Among the teachers are E. A. Fowler, Franz Milcke, Dr. John 0. Griggs (of Metropolitan College of Music, N. Y.) and other competent assistants. Rooms and 9, s5l Chapel street. Lessons are also given at pupils residence when desired Send for circular. 8 s3d&wsma
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BUTTER !!

The above words mean much
 Fine Butter Is scarce.
 We have secured the agency for the snle Gin this city) of celebrated Cream cry Butter made In New Hampshire, and which at the State Fair, for two years in competition with all creamer- les in the State, scored the highest point and received the highest award.
 Ne shall receive this Butter on TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATUR- DAY mornings, in one pound and half pound cakes, pound and 10 pound boxes. and in 20 and 60 pound tubs {; WITHOUT SALT to those who like 1t, very light salted, or the usual | ounce to pound in boxes, and in tubs 1t will be higher salted. The quality equal to any made.
 You can get it fresh three times per week, and seasoned to suit you!
 THE PRICE: In 1 b and 1l bcakss, s4o b. In 5 b and 10 b boxes, a2c ID. We invite inspection and trial.
 We invite Q comparison in quality and in price with that which you are buying.
 It will pay you to do 50.
 Choice New Process Flour,
 per Dbl, $4.O0. In January, 1861, Flour not so good
 sold for Ss.75. A Johnson & BrO.,
 All and 41s State st., cor. Court.
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G0lairts.

One Cent Word each insertion, fve cents Word for full Week, seven times.
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FOR RENT

r OVER half of dwelling No. PA E lgewood u avenue, all modern Improvements, five rooms on first floor, two above; to a desir- abe tenant to May 1st, 95 a low price. Ap- ply to ROBERT T. MERWIN, real estate of flce, Chapel street. n82t
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT, GECOND floor and attic. six or eight rooms, D at tn6 2tt) l32 WOLCOTT STREET.
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FEATHER BUSTERS, FEATHER nUSTERS. We have an exceptionally fine U line of these goods at very low prices. The Bradley, Damn & Burlington Co. n8 St
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HORSE MEN, WE CAN SAVE YOU M oNEY on whips, halters, stable brooms, IN1 forks, etc., etc. The Bradley, Damn x Darlington Go. n8 St
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WANTED,

WANTED. A BRIGHT, reliable boy, about ls years A old, in music store,
 n. sHoNIN6RR& & O., no3t sol Chapel street.