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a large number of the "free soilers. If he
had promptly taken his stand upon the Syra-
cuse pliitforin. his election would have been
Eertain. Still, I am inclined to think he will
be our next Governor.
Ofone thing you may rest assured. Neither
Daniel L. Dickinson nor any Democi'at or
\Vhig Hunker, will be _elected United States
Senator by‘ the next Legislature. The Van
’B_uren and Seward men will unite if necessary
to secure t.lie election of ii *‘ Free Soiler."——
Tliiit has been determined upon. The State
'will not after next winter be longer inisrepre—
tented in the U. S. Senate on the Sliiverv
‘question. The in jority of those who will be
elected members of the other branch of Con-
\-gress this Fall. will also belong to the liberal
and ii nti-slavery side in politics. ' There will
be queer voting. YANi{i-21:.
VVhile we are glad to receive and publish the
communications of “ YA.\'!{l-It-2," weninst he periiiit-
ted to say that the sent iiiieiitstliereiii contained are
not necessarily ours. We have given our views of
-ihe Slave La N in another column.—En.
N. York Cattle Market, Oct. 29.
At market. 1.800 ln:eves,50 cows and calves, and
5,500 sheep and lambs.
Prices, &,c——3‘:iles ofgood retailing qualities at
from to 7.5ll—aboiit 400 rcmaiii over unsold.
Cows and Calves, Sales at lroni 20, to 28,50
all taken.
Sheep and I.anibs——Sheep at 1, 3 25. Lambs
1.50 and 3 75.
Married.
In New York. on the I9tli nlt., by Rev. Mr.
-Cheever, M r. Gould N. Banks.of this town and
Miss Eliziibctli Gregory, of Westport.
In New Caiiaaii. on Tucsd-i_y evening last.by
the Rev. Mr, l“raine, Lewis Avery, lSsq.. of Cross
, River, N. Y..;o Mrs. Sarah Benedict. relict of the
late Ezra Benedict, ilcceziseil.
In New tlaiiaiiii. on the 23d nlt., by the Rev. Mr
Shaw. \Villiaiii Trystiim, to Miss Julia Seely. all
of New Canaan s -
In Dnnbury on the 27th ult.. by Rev‘. A Perkins,
Mr. Theodore C. Scars. of Uanlinry to Miss Eliza-
beth. daughter of the late M r. Starr Hoyt, of Grassy
Plain.
Died.
'In Portflliester. on ’[‘hui-sday last, Mrs. Polly,
ielict of Miner Loiiiisbiirydeceased, aged 41 years.
In Yonkers. l9ih iilt.. Miss Fraii‘ces Cook. of
Stamford. itgvtl 17 years 9 inoiiths.
Danbury & Norwalk Railroad.
TO CON'l‘R.ACTORS.
‘ EALED Proposals wi'l be received at the
' office of \Vi|liain C. Street. E:-'q.. in Nor-
walk, on the 14th day of November next. for
furnisliing inaterizils. and building 51 Dock \Viill
for the Danbury and Norwiilk Railroad Coiii-
pany. at Norwalk. The Plan and specification
may be seen by applying at the ottice aforesaid.
' PI.-\t1Vl-ZY SMITH. Engineer.
.l()NA'l‘HAN (‘f,i1iiP, Jr.
S'r.IiiiR Fiziutv,
Joiiiv D. LUUVSBURY,
Engineers Office, Daiibnry. Oct, 30. 1850,
Lost.
OST‘ on Saturday evening last, in the
vicinity of Norwalk bridge, a l)In(;l; en.
.aiiielled Breast Pin. The finder will be liher
.ally rewaided by eaving the sanie at this office.
.or with the subscriber, SAML. R. P. CAMP.
Lost.
N Saturday eveiiiiig. Nove.iiil:erf2d. out of
the Ritlgelii-ld Stage. l.ietween the Depot
-and John Jones‘. ii blai.-it and white \Voo|-
eii Shawl. 'l he finder will be rewarded by
leaving it at the store of .\'iit.liiin Co iistock.
Wilton. or at the otiice of the Norwiilk Gazette.
November 4th. 1850. *1t45
Executive
Committee.
F.-\llt1'-‘lEl.D Co. BANK
J Noveinliei'4th.185(). j
HE sn'.iscribei‘s to the adilitioiial Stock of
. this Bank. are notified that the 3d instal-
ment of 10 per (1.. is payable on the l0ili inst.
45 T. \VAR-NER. Jr. Cashier.
Sons of Temperance.
4 I.
. er ‘.2,-§_,~ — The niembei's of
Concord Division,
No. 2. of T.
are lii-reby noti-
fied that business
oi"iiiipoi'taiice(tlie
alteration of the
By-Laws relative
to the paynient.ol'
heiiefits,) will be
. _ bi'ouglit.befoi'e the
Division at its next. meeting. Friday evening,
the 8th inst. A full iind punctual attendance
of the members is earnestly requested on that
.evening. Per order
Cii.uiLr.s OLMSTEAD, \V. P.
WM. H. YALE, R. S. -45
Herpes-’s Monthly Magazine.
E RSONS wishing to subscribe to Harpers
-Miigiiziiie. can do so by, applying iit JOHN
A. VVi:i-;o's. Subsciipton $3 per yea r. free of
expeiises. postage-. &c, A specimen co )_Y can
be seen at .l. A. \Vi:i-:u’s.
Floor Oil Cloths.
:2, PIECES‘. or 500 yards Floor Oil Cloth.
new patterns. received this day from
iV1oUL'roN’s.
#3‘ -'5? "
.Auction. for sale cheap at
VVcs(.por£. Nov. 5/Ii. 1850.
Notice.
' HE freemen of the Borough of Norwalk,
. are hereby notified that the Annual Meet-
ing of said Bonrougli will be held at Selleck’s
Hall. on Wednesday. Nov. 6th. 1950. at 7
.o’clock. P . M.. for the purpose of electing oili-
cers for said Boiough for the ensuing year.——
Also. to lay a Boroiigli Tax; also. to provide
for the filling up of Engine Companies Nos. 1
and 2. And to transact any other business
found necessar_v. By order of the Court of
Burgesses. STEPHEN OLMSTEAD,
Borough Clerk.
Norwal/c, Nov. Isl. 1850. ' 1t45
Notice.
URSUANT to iin order of the Court of
Probate lot the District. of Bridgeport.
the subscriber, trustee of certain estate, real
and personal. assigned to him by Wil-iiim N.
Nash. of said Bridgepoi't. on the 14th day of
January, 1850. in trust, for the benefit of his
crr-ditors. pursuiint to the Statute in such case
provided. will sell at. Public Sale, on the 11th
‘day of November, 1850, at 2 o’clock. afiernooii,
the fillowing described Real Estate. situate in
the town of Norwalk. in Fair-field County, so
assigned in Trust. to wit.——a niece of land con-
taining about. Twenty rods, more or less. with
it Dwelling House thereon, situate on the west
side of Norwalk River, bounded northerly on
land, now or lately owned by William Glover.
easterly on Highway. soiitheriy on land of
‘George 0 Street. and westerly on land of .VIar-
garet and Amelia Belden. The said real es-
tate is iiicumbered by Mortgage, and will be
sold subject to the incumbraiices thereon.
Sale to take pliice on the l‘I't>'.ll‘llS8S.
JOH.\' \VAKl-ILEE. Trustee.
Norwal/c. Oct 23:/. 1850. 45
_lVIiddlebrook’s Almanacs.
‘OR SALE by the gross, dozen. or single.
at \Vi:i-:n's.
N..,B.—Call and get a Family Almanac,
gratis.
H IDDLEBROOKS Almiinacks for 18.51.
For sale by the gross or less.quantity at
’- _ A. SELLECKS.
§Clark dc Co’s Cod Liver Oil.
‘bottle. or 6 bottles for 235.
S it is the season for Coughs, Colds. Con-
Sllmlilion. &c.. the afilicted should call at
J. A. \Veed's, and get. a bottle of Rushton.
Price $1 per
cloths. .-
ROAD Cloths. Beaver Cloths, Pilot Cloth,
Cassiinei-es, Doe Skins. Sattinetts, Vest-
iugs. &c.. of all qualities. and tl large assort-
ment, for sale clioap lay the yard. or made up
to order in the most superior style and warran-
ted to fit. at prices much below the usual rates.
Cutting done free of charge. S. MUU‘L1‘0N.
lVcstpart. Nov. 4, 1850.
Districtqf Rcilrling. ss.'Proba(e Court. Octo-
ber 18!/L. 1850—Eslale of Samuel J. Collins,
late of Redcling in said district deceased.
The Court of Prolmte for the District of
Redding. hath limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof, for the Creditors of said
ESYMP. represented insolvent, in wliit:h to ex-
hibit: their claims thereto; and has appointed
Roger Averill. Esq.. of Diiuliur_v, and \Valker
Bates. of Redding. Coinmissioners to re-
ceive and exiiinine said Claims. ~
Certified by Li-:Mui-:1. SANFORD, Clerk.
Tlie subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the Town House. in said Redding. on
the 18th day of November, 1850, and on the
18th day of April. 1851, tit 10 o'clock, in the
foreiioon. on each of said days. for the pnrpose
of att.endiiig on the business of said appoint-
i'iIetiL Roeizit Avi:iui.L. Commis-
\V.u.Ki«:it BA'ri:s, j sioiiers. 5
All persons indebted to said Estate, are re-
quested to make iiiiinediiite payment to the sub-
scribers. Tiiiinoizus M. ABBOTT. .-\dminis-
3t45 Main! COLLINS. E trators.
Dislricl of Norwalk, ss. Probate Court. Novem-
‘ bar 2. 1850.—.E.s~late of Step/i.e7i. Hoyt, late
of New Caiiaan in said Dislricl deceased.
Oiimzai-:n—'l"liat the executors exhibit their
Administration account to this Court for iitljtis-t-
ment, at the Probate Office in Norwalk, on the
16th day of November, 1850. at nine o'clock,
forenoon; and that all poisons interested in
said E.-tate, iiiiiy be notified thereof, the Exe-
cutors will cause this Order to be published in
a newspaper printed in Fairfield County. and
post a copy thereof on the sign post in said
New Caiiaaiz, at least ten days before said 16th
day of November.
45*2t Gizoiteic A. Diivi-‘.NroB'r. Judge.
District of Norwalk. ss. Probate Court. Novem-
ber ‘2, ltS50—Estate of .loscp/i, Silli/iian, late
of New Ciiiizian in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of
Norwalk hath limited and allowed six months
from the date liereol". for the Creditors of said
Estate. to exhibit their claims for settlement.
Tliose who neglect. to present their aci-ouiits
properly iattesteil, within said time, will hedo-
barred a recovery ' All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to iiiake iinineiliate. pay-
ment to \VA'r'rs Comsrocx, Administrator.
3145
FRUIT TREES,
AT THE
SOUTH NOR\VALK NURSERY.
7 ‘HE siibscribers respectfully solicit the at-
teiitioii of Fruit growers. to tlicir stock of
'l'i'eeis. consistiiig of clioice Apple. Pear. Cher-
ry, Plum, Apricot and Peat-li Ti-i--es , logetlii-.r
with ii good variety of Oruaiiiental Trees and
Shrubs. such as. Eveigi-eeiis, Mouiitiiiii Ash.
Horse Cliesiiiii, &c Also, it very fine lot of
lsabella and Catawba Grape vines. Also, on the
first of Noveiiiber. ii large lot oftliiit large deli-
cious berry the True Red Antwerp Raspberry.
Flesh fiiin. l‘iCl1.jlli(,'_V,‘, with a fine. sweet. high
flavor. There is a small Red Antwerp, which
has been largely (lisseiiiiiiated; it; is poor
and wortliless in coinpai'isoii with this noble
lmrry. Gi-zo. SEYMOUR (S6 C0.
South Norwal/r. Oct. 26, 1850. 44
‘
I
J. M. Smitlfis Marble Yard,
.’Vear l/ie Bridge, Nor-wal/C. Conn.
EPULCH RAL Monuments and Grave
Stones of every variety of patterns, and of
the most skilful worknianship. 'l‘he best as-
sortment of Aini-.ricau and Foreign Marble,
kept constantly on hand.
Persons wishing to procure Moiinmeiits or
any kind of Marble \Vork,are invited to calland
give a personal inspection of his material and
workmansliip. as this will be more satislii.ctoi'y
than to purchase ofAgents without an opportu-
nity of testing the quality of the article con-
ti'acred for.
E?'l‘|ie Lettering and Oruamentalwork is
‘executed by an experienced workman and can
warraiit. it to give entire satisfaction.
Norwalk. Aug. 21. 1848.
Norwalk cemetery Associa-
. tion. .
T in Meeting of the \loi-walk Cemetery
. Association. held August 29th., 1850, vo-
ted ll);1t'EV(-*,l'l Quintard and Lyman Ricliards,
be it committee to have general supervision of
the grounds of this Association, as regiii'ds
monumeiits. tombstones. and enclosure of’ lots.
and that no person shall dig ii grave. or erect
stones to graves, without; permission and advice
of said committee.
Atiesi. E. Quinrann, Chairman.
‘W. C. S'riu~:i;'r. Sec‘y pro tem.
Notice.
URCHASERS of Lots in the Norwalk
Cemetery, are requested to call and pay
for. and receive deeds for said lots. of the sub-
scriber. W. C. S'riii«:i~:'r.
October 28th. 1850. 44
Bartlett’s
American Washing Fluid.
substitute for Soa p in washing. Wtll'l't1n-
ted to suit, or no charge. For sale at
S. E. OLMs'ri:Ao's.
44
44
Notice.
l\lEE'l‘ING of the Fairfield County
. 'l‘eniperance Society. will be held in the
village of New Canaan. at St. John's H all. on
\Vednesdiiy the 13th day of November, next,
at 10 o’clock, A. M. All Temperiiiii-.e organi-
zations iii the said county, are requested to send
delegates to said Meeting.
C. S. BENEDICT.
Secretary of the \Vestei-n District.
0
Notice.
HE subscribers having been appointed by
ihe Court of Proliate for the district of
Norwalk, Coniinissioners to receive, exainiiie.
and adjust the claims of the creditors to the es-
tate of 'l‘|iaddeus S Quick, late or \Vilton, in
said District. deceased. represeiited insolvent,
hereby give notice. that we will iittend to the
bnsiiiessiof our said appointment. at the Dwell-
ing House of Jehiel Grumniiiii, in said \Viltoii,
on the fourth Mondiiys of Noveinlier and De-
COIiihci'. 1850. at one o'clock in the afternoon
of each of said days.
Said Court has extended and limited the
time fin‘ the exhibition to us of claims against
said estate. to ten inofitlis from tl18.25l.l1 day
of February. 1850.
J1-IHIEL GRUMMAN,3
44
Jiiitins J Am-zs. C°m‘.mss'°n°rs'
IV2lf0nq 053.0667 0
44
for Sale-
THE subscriber ofiiers for sale a valua-
ble Water privilege, situated in the
,- . town of New Canaan. near the village,
and about six miles from Norwalk- The prop-
erty recently occupied by \Vm. \Vatsoni l0!‘
the 1nunuftlCtlI|'ltlg of Edge Tools. and proba-
bly would be worth more for that purpose than.
any other; it can easily be made to answer any
other maiiufiictui-ing purpose. It is a fine loca-
tion for a Taniiei-_v. Possession can be given
on the 1st of April, 1851. or sooner if required.
A portion of the purcliiise money ciiii remain
on mortgage. If the property is not sold be-
fore the 10t.li day of January, it will then be
offered at. Auction, on the premises. at2 o’clock,‘
P..M. Enquire ofBi-:-.\'JAiiiiiv Herr. of New-
Cmmgm, or Cius. Briowiv. Stamford. 443t"
Lumber at Westport.
SANFORD. is now receiving his Fall
o Stock of Lumber. and has all kinds of
ljoaids and Pliink, Tiin'.:er. Lntli, &c.. Illld llils
just received a lot of the most perfect sawed
Shingles that has ever been iiiildfli-‘R Si-"0"?-’
con_ipet.ition here, makes it an object. for buyers
to come and see. ALso. Pure \Vliite_Li-ad
and Paints, of all kinds; Old Englisli Linseed
Oil. \\’tIl'l‘t|llle(l pure: Nails. Glass. Hardware.
House Findings. and every thing in the build-
ing line. as low as can be bouglitiii New York
or elsewhere.
44 lVesIpo‘rt. Oct. 28. 1850-
Wilton Academy.
TOTICE is hereby given to the Patrons
R of this institution and the Public general-
ly, that the \Ninter term will commence on
Tuesday Nov. 5th.
42 ' F. S. LYON. A. B., Principal.
caps.
ANDLE has just received it large as-
sortment of Silk and Cotton Plush. Cloth,
and Jenny Lind Glazed Caps, of elegant styles.
and superioi quality.
43 15 Miii-N S'l'REl-IT.
FAIR]-‘I1-‘.[.D Co. BANIL2
Oct. 4th. 1850.
RAFTS on England, Ireland and Scot-
land, furnished at short notice by the un-
dersigned, at New York rates, with the ad-
dition of postage.
43 T. VV/iiinicii, Jr. Casli'r.
To my Friends.
In consequence of the death of Ur. \Vake‘
man Gray. iind the peciiliar state ofthe health
ol iriv liiiriily at. this time, i am indiiced to niiike
the fiillowing proposal to you. All iiideht-ed to
me for the service of my Stud. Young Em pcfror.
for the seaisun of 1850, that‘. Will pay llltt Five
Dcillii rs, within the month of October, to either
of the following named gentlemen, and take a
receipt for the same. whether the hill is it
cliarge on book. or it Note has been given. shall
have at discount of five per cent. allowed on the
bill for their trouble. Please pay to Jesse
\Vakeni:in. Esq.. Easton ; Curtis Fanton.
Esq, or Alanson Lyon. Esq.. Reililiiig Ridge;
H. K. Smith, lnii Keeper. Riclgetielilg Mr.
Lucas. lnii Keeper, New Canaiin; Joseph P.
Fitch, Esq.. \Vilion; orto Sainnel Thorp. E_sq..
(Post rider) he passes inaiiy of your dwellings
and will save you the trouble of going froin
lionie to pay the bill. The i'ec.i-ipt yiiu l:iliPq
shall be good against. eitlicr note or book ac-
count, for the above in 1850.
‘ .l(ll-‘IN BAPtSTO\V.
Br2'r./gepoit. Och. 15, 1850.
N‘ Bf-—A few bills of 1849——they may
be li-.l't with either of the above, but must be
p:-iid now. [43*3t] J. B-
TIME CHANGED.
N. York & N. Haven Railroad
’ NTIL fiirther iiotice trains will leave N.
U York. from ‘.29 Canal st. for Norwalli at
7.15 and 9 A. .\l., at 3. 4,aud 5. P. .Vl.
IJP-tlVP, New Haven fol’ NOI'\VtIll{ zit 7.00 i'i'it‘l
9,40 A. M. and at 1.10. 4,30. fll1Ll8.10. P- M-
Leave Norwalk for New HHVPI1 Ht 9.136-
and11.18 A. M.. and int 4.55. 6,13. and 7.13
P. M. the 7,13 train goes no fartlier than
Bridgeport. ’
Leave Norwalk for New York at (3.452. 8.10
and 10,55 A. .\l., at 2,16. 5,53. and 9.22 P. M.
R B. i\'l.~\SON, Superiiilciidaiit.
REMOVAL.
Mrs. Tindall has reinovi-.d to the late resi-
dence of Stephen Mott, Esq., where she will
continue the Blillinery business as usual. A
good assortment of zllillinery Goods. will al-
ways be kept oii hand, Sept. 17.
Jenny Lind Silks!
ECEIVED this day, it new and splendid
assortiiient of Dress Silks, among which
are some of the real Jenny Lind styles; for
beauty. durability and economy they will defy
competition. The Ladies are all invited to call
and examine. C. J. Gunman.
Notice.
LL Persons having unsettled, accounts
with the sul'tsCt'll.it't'S, are requested to
make immediate payment.
N. COMSTOCK 65 Son.
Wilton, Ocl. 5th. 1850. 6"‘41
District of Nrirwallc, ss. Probate Coiixrt. Octo-
ber 2811;, 1850. Es/ale of Jkloses lVebb, late
qfNorwizl/.2-, in said District. drccused.
The Administ;i'ator repi'eseiits the Estate in
solvent. and prays the appointnient ef Coin-
missioners thereon.
Oiini:m:D,——’l‘liat Commissioners to receive
and examine the claims of the Creditors of
said Estate be appointed at the Probate Office
in Norwalk. on the 9th day of Novenibei', 1850.
at nine o’c|ock, foreiioon; of which all persons
in interest. will take notice. and appear. if they
see cause. and be heard t.liereoii.
And said ACllllllllS[l'i|l.0| will give public no-
tice thereof, by causing this oriler to be publish-
ed in a newspaper printed in Fairtield County.
and also by ‘posting ll copy thereof on the pub
’ lic sign post, nearest the last. i'esiili-iive of said
deceased, in said Norwalk. at least ten days
be.for'e said 7th day of Niiveniber ‘
44 Gizoimiz A. DAvi:isroii'r. Judge'
Notice.
THE subscribers having been appointed by
- the Court of Probate for the District of
Norwalk. Coniniissioiiers to receive. cxaniine.
and adjust the claims of creditors to the estate
of Charles W. Sliiwson. late of Norwalk in said
district. deceased. i'epi'ese.iited insolvent. here-
by give notice tl'nit'we will attend to the duties
of our said appoiiitoieiit at the Hotel of James
Stevens. in said Norwalk. on the 28th day of
November. 1850. and 28th day of March. 1851.
at one o’clock in the iil'ternoon of eiicli of said
days. The said Court has limited and allowed
six inontlis front the date liereof. for the exhi-
bition to us. of claims against said estate.
Jos. \V. HD8131-ILL. Commission-
R. A. \Vii.LiAi\is. E ers.
Normal/c. October 19th. 1850.
4.4
One Cent Reward 1
Ban away from the Subscriber. on the 22d
. inst. an indentured apprentice to the shoe-
inaking liusiiiess. by the name of Janies
McKee. This ls to forbid all persons harbor-
ing or trusting said boy on my account. \Vlio,-
ever will return said boy. shall receive the
above reward, but no charges.
WILLIAM FITCH.
New. Canaan, 001- ‘25i'k,_18,50.
3i44
m at $33 a is a at e .
Receiievedthis day direct from
A U C T I 0 N ,
ANO THER HIAIMENSE ADDITION TO MY
FALL 8; WINTER DRY GOODS,
All of which‘ will be sold at prices that will defy competiiidn. My stock of
SHAWNLS,
Is now immense, among which are many greiit bargaing. In
DRESS Goons,
We have every style, quality and kind, among which are an immense stock of
names SILKS,
French Merinos and Cashmeres. real Norwich Poplins, Mons. do Liiines. Thibet. Cloths, Al-
pl1(‘ChS. dcc. &c.. all of which will be sold at a very small advance from Auc/inn prices.
In Broad Cloths, Cassiineres. Vestings. Millinary and Fancy Goods, Hosiery. Fliinnels.
Blankets. and Domestic Goods. our stock never was its good as at present. And all may rest
assured that the Old Bridge Store, is now, as it ever has been, the plane fbr liargniris.
C. G. GROUMMAN.
OLD NORWALK WAKE UP!!
Great Exciteineitt in
ravieeo s
Fora short time onlyll
This is a great chance for bargains,
AND NO HUMBUG.
& Co,
AVE taken it Store, west side of the Bridge. and will open on Tuesday. 5th of Novem-
her. with it liiijge Stock of New DRY GOODS froiii AUC’l‘lO.‘l. very cheap.
15000 Yards Etigltsil Priiits. wuI'ili 125 cents. selling at G 1-4 cents. 25000 Yards Merri-
.mack l’i'int.s, selling at 10d. Large lot of FREr.\iCH MIC I{1‘\.()S cheap; with many other
styles of Cheap Goods. that: will be sold at less than New York prices. All Goods purchased
atthis establisliiiient. that fail to sustain the cliiiracter given them, if retnriied the money will
be refunded by MARTIN 65 CO.. West side Bridge. Norwa/./c, Co/in.
ALSO,A LARGE STOCK OF READY JIIADE CLOTHING-
WILLIAM E. RAYMOND’S
Elclobratoel Fasiiioitohlc
IS Now in fulloperatioii,doing’aii extensive business. The Proprietor is now daily receiving his
Fall Dry Goods
Consisting of a very great variety of the most approved and liisliionalile goods, in fact, per-
sons may here. find as large and well sele-icted llSS()l'l'l1Plll, as can he found in any other store in
the State, those who do not believe it. let them come. and see. It is the iiitention of the pro-
prieiorv to keep every article ever called for in the Dry Goods line, from the cheapest to the
very best quality. He is now prepared to offer some great bargains in the Dress Goods line.
oitlier in Silk. \Voi'si'eil or Cotton Goods, of every description ; also. a splendid iissortinent. ol
Tlirend Laces anil F.d,9_iiigs. Boiiiii-t Ribbons, Saiins and Velvets for Hats. Gloves. Hosiery and
Shawls, an extensive assortiiient. It would be impossible to give any idea of the kinds of
Goods just come to hand.
Come and see them.
You can look without charge. as the most polite attentions will be paid to ail who visit this es-
talilisliiiieiit.
Also it good assortnisiit of
055 Cioms mail Carpetiiig.
And the latest fashion of Hats and Caps.
September 51/1,. 1850.
THE LARGEST taoostsi Atsalttlitlt
Cooking and Parlor fitoyes,
VVILLIA M E. RAYMON D.
‘ss.; . ,«
VER offered in lllia ,.-...c.:, has just been received from Troy and Albany. and are now of-
ll-‘-l'e(l for sale. ’l‘lio:e in want of Stoves, will find it to their ‘interest to call and examine
our Stoves and prices be-.l'ore purchasiiig. LOCK \VOOD, HAIGIIT <5; CO.
Norwal/c, Sept. 01/2, 1850.
‘
New Musicll
_, MONG a large quantity of New Music
1 . just received at Selleclds, is the following:
'*‘Jeniiy Lind’s greeting to Aineri.a ;” the
‘Prize Naiioiiiil Song.” sung by .leiiuy at her
first concerts in Ainerica; Poem by Bayard
'l‘aylor—;\Iusic by Jules Benedict. " The
L5wr*.etlislt lle-rilsiiiiiii. or Echo song; the Her
’init aiiil the i\Iaiileii; Bi-.iieilict’s t:llill'll1lllg En-
glish ballad. -' Take this Lute, <;\'c.
‘ A. Si:LLi:cK.
New Fall and Winter Goods.
LARGE supply just i'eceiveil. consisting
of Ladies Dress Goods, such as
Lyn/res: Clo!/L, fa.s/tin/table: colors, mei'liu.7ii [0
extra, fine. F renc/L .7lIi'i'iu.oies, 'ocr_i/ c/reap --
Jlfusliii de Laimzs, /r.ilcsls(_i/1'iis; plain. tax/1»
mercs ; A/ptzcczis, all qu,i.i.lilins (l.7L.’l colors ,-
C‘[0l_lkl'v'/!,.Q'S, Parama.tlas, I’V0l‘SlPd P/aids;
Plaid Linsirys.
l’i'iiits. all ilesii'.-ible styles. with a variety of
other Dress Goods suiteil iotlieseasoii. A lot of
long and sqiinre Shawls. Boil lllaiikets. of su-_
pei'iorqi.ialit_y, and cheap; Cradledo.. l‘l,oi'se do.
Also. an rxcclli-nt iis.soi'tiiien of Broadizloilis.
Cassiineres. Sattinetts. Kentucky Jcaiis, &c. .
Also. Vestiiigs of all qualities iind kinds from
the lowest priced ioilie best. iiiipoited. Me-n.’s
and boys garnients, cut tree ofexpeiise. as usual.
S. MOULTON;
\Vestport. Sept. 23, 185’). 3
Norwalk. Oct. 1350.
E‘enton’s Patent Flint Enamel
Ware,
‘, ILL hereafter be sold by LOCKWOOD,
4 I’IAlGll'I.‘ 66 Co.,wl1o have purchased my
stock. with the sole right. of the sale of that
ware, in this place, (the. demand for it being
so great, and not. having room enough to keep
an assortment. I was conipelleil to sell out.)
They liave ii large and well furnished store.
and will for the futii.i'el.ee.p it good assortmant
of this \Vare on hand. I chcei'fol|_ recom-
mend the public to call- .
38 CHARLES E. Dl.'=BR(1\V.
Potatoe Books.
(:1 AST and German Steel. for sale by
’ \V. C. S1'iu=:r.'r.
Boarding and Day School.
FOR YOUNG LADIES—Norwal/C. Cl.
illrs. Louisa A. Sinil/L. Principal.
‘II-]E_ \Vintei' session coinini-.nccs on the
first. \V+-diiesilay of ;\’ovembe-i'. Terins——
For Board, and \\’iisliiii}*. Tuitioii in the Eu-
glish lll'2ll1t:lltr',§., Miisic on the Piano or Guitar.
Drawing. Piiiiitiiig, l"i-eiicli and Latin laii£.l1=|-
ges-8100 per session of live inonths—witliout
innsic $80 per sessinii.
Day Scliolars——Engiisli studies and music.
$12 perquarter. Eiiglisli studies alone. priin:i-
ry. S-1——-liiglior $5 perqnarter.
Norwalk, Sept. ‘.2-1. 1850.
New Fall and Winter Goods.
RECEIVl'ID every week in \Vestport. at
t\IOUL'l_‘O.N'S.
Carriage Bolts.
E SSORTED, from 1% to 3% inches. for sale
_ by \V. C STREET.
35 Vifinter Nights
RE coiiiing. Enquire ’ concerning your
lights. \Vliat is the best and, izlieiipest?
\Ve haven great variety of buiniiig_ Fluid
Lamps. “We have the fluid dz'rcclli/ from, the
fitctiiry in_ New York. \Ve warrant it pure. and
to give as beautiful ii light as ever was b_u_rnt.—
Try it, and if you don’t like it, bring lamps and
all bay:li,._ E. DISBROSV.‘
Window Sashes.
ASSORTED sizes, for sale by
1 _ ‘ ‘ ' W.:C. S-rinr.ii;'r._
To Rent.
AND poosession given immediately.
several rooms suitiiblefor a sxnallfamily
over the store of the subscriber.
C. E.. DISBROW.
come and See.
HE subscriber has just received «larger
and valuable assortment of the latest
im proved Cook and Parlor Stoves. and 8. variety
of useful kitclien Furniture. Among which
may be found the following,-—'l‘he Quincy,
Empire State. National. Siiratoga Aiitight;
At.wood’s Empire, Common Sense, All.-Right ;
and the Return Flue Cooking Stoves.
Of \Vood Air-Tight Parlor Stoves, Tho
]Eina. The Gothic, Fancy Air-'1‘ight;. Cottage.»
and Races Celebrated Heat Regulator.
Of Pailor Coal Burners, fourteen different
varieties and sizes, and fifteen or twenty varie-
ties and sizes of Shop Stoves and Furnaces.
He has also samples of Dav.y's Patent Sail
Il'0tt Heaters. which for economy and conven-
ience Cttllllol. be suipassed. Also,n goodni-
soriinent of Bi-it:innia.Jappan, Tin. Sheet Iron:
and Copper Ware. French and English-.
Knives and Forks of superior inanufactni"e,,
Yankee Notions. (Sic. dic-
.lobbing done as l1Sl1ttl.t‘tl reasonable ratee..
All orders punctuully attended to.
F . H. NASH.
South Norwalk. Sept. ‘.24th, 1840. 381
Wanted
N any quantit_v.seasoned ash-, oak, and hick-
ory Plank. suiiable for carriage makers?‘
use. Also seasoned spokes wanted immediate-
ly. Cash ready.
QUINT \RD 6: SMITH.
South Norwalk, Sept. 25. 1850.». (0!
Kay Gutters,
EVOR SALE. by
W. C. S'riui.z-r.
Raymond & Mead.
- A I/V/zolcsale and Rrla.iliDi-aiers in ‘
Groccrie s, Provisions, Secs.
' AVING taken the store No. 2 Witter
street. (west side of the bridge.) would
i-espectlully inform the inhabitants ofthe town,
of Norwalk and vicinity. that: they have and;
lntcnd ‘keeping on hand the most extensive as-.
sortineiit of Grocries, Provisions. Flour, Feed,
Crockery, Glass. \Vooden, and VVillow ware.
c\°.c. ever liefore offered to the citizens of thin:
place; which they will sell for CASH, at pri-
ces that canriolfail (0 please.
53"“ The public are respectfully invited to-
callarid examine for themselves. 33'.
ONINIBUS AGAIN I!
N E \-V and elegant Oiuiiibiis, from the city:
of New York, has just been placed upon:
the mute between Norwalk and South Nor-.
walk, and will leave either place; (near the».
Connecticut Hotel at. the Bridge. and the Riiih
iload Station at. South N0i'walk,) at such hours.
as will acconiodatza those arriving by, or wish-.
ing to take tho trains. \Vii.Li.ui CROFOOT.
Norwalk. Oct. 7, I850. 41;.
Horse and 0:: Shoe Iron,
ND Nail Rtds. just received and for sale-.
by \V. C. S'rnm:1'._
Oct.‘ 1st, 18:30.
Banbury and Norwallz Rail.
_ 3‘. ad.
OTICE is hereby given to the subscribers:
to the (Japital Stock of the Danbury and
§\‘oi'walk -1::ili_'oail Coinpiiiiy, that the Presi-
dent and l.)ii-eciors at a meeting held at Nor-.
walk, on the 13th day of September, 1850, vo-.
lcc/, that an iiislaliiieiit of 10 per cent, on the.
Capital stccla, including the amount paid at the.
time of suliscriLiiii_-_i, be paid to the Treasurer-
oii or before the 20th Oct, next.
And that l'urtlie,r insialnieiits of 10 per cent,_
be paid on ~..r bcforetlie First Mondays of De-
cember, .lanuai'y, Febriiary, March, April.
May. June, July, and August, next.
The Sl1l)S(‘.l’il)ttl'S residiiig at Norwalk and itl
vicinity, will please call and pay to William S..
Lockwood. Esq.. Assistant Treasurer.
Certificates of Stock, and amount paid, will:
be ready at. the time of payment.‘ of instal-.
inents, for delivery.
AARON SEELEY. Treasurer.
.Danbur_y,1(3'/L Sq)/eiiibe-r. 1850.
Interesting to the Ladies.
EC lClAl£ If) this day. an entire new stock;
of Ladies’ Plain and Embroidered Linen.
Cainbric and liawn Handkei'cliie.fs. of every-
style and quality; some very rich and entirely»
new styles. raiiging in prices 6 1-4 cts. to $4.,
0- J‘ (:i‘rnimAN..
Pail and Winter Dry Goods.
HITCHCOCK «Sc LEADBEATER,
No, 347 Broadway.
Con. or l:il'JO;\'<\llD S'riu:i:'” N. Y.
1 _' AVE now" in store. and me prepared. to-
5 %' S€’.l‘t'e custoini-.rs with all kinds, and new-—
est and best. styles of
F311 and VVinter Dress Goods,
which they will sell at great bargains. 'l‘lieii‘-
stoci. embraces Frencli Merinos and Cash.
ini-.i-ns, of every desirable shade and quality,
Parainattas, or Cobnrg Cloths, of various col-
ors; in appearaiice and finish precisely like
illerino. but of only about half the cost. Print-
e:l Caslimeres and De Lains. of the newest;
and niosi ilesii-able pat-ieins; French, English.
and Aiiierican Calicoes; Silks of every kind‘;-
Bi-oche Long and .‘.~'quiire Shawls; \Voolen, or
Rob -‘toy do, do; Cant-.on Crape and Thibet
Sliawls; and fndeed ever_\*tliiiig adapted to Ibo.
Fall or 'Winter season. as well as to every-
other season of the year, making theit: stock.
one of the
‘Best. anc Largest in New York,
and giving their attention particularly to the re-
tail busiiiess. being tlieinselves in constant com-..
munlcation with their customers, learn their-
wants. and will supply them, if any pains, and
the niarkets of this or any otliei' country will_
enable them to do so, In iiddition to their
EXTENSIVF. ASSORTMENT OF’
DRESS GOODS. _
ifiey have purcliased lieavily of Housewife und-
Fiiiiiily Articles, iind are prepa,i:ed_ to serve
their customers with Marseilles and-, Toilet
Quiltb; \Vin_d0\v Drapery Muslins, of which
they have, very large and splendid nssortmenta.,
Linen Slieetings and Sliirtings, Dainasks.
Diapers and Napkins, and indeed every kind;
of Linen Goods. whicli they ordered before thg
recent advances in prices. and Will sell
FULL 20, PER CENT BELOW THE_
‘' USUAL RATES.
Also, all kinds of plain Cotton Goods. together-
with Woolen Blankets. Flannels. Canton Elan-.
nels. and, in short. everything a lady or faimi-_
ly can want in the Dry Goods line, including”
every kind and style of "
Mourning and Half Mourning
' Dress Goods,
and. a full and. perfect assoi'tment'of Gentle-
men’s Under Shirts, Drawers, Scarfs and Cra-
vats, Silk mid Linen Pocket»Hand,_kei_'cbiefs,
Gloves. SU.<[)€‘l1(lel'S, Hosiery. Broadcloths, Cat-.
simeres. Vesiings, &c.. 65.. at prices for below.
me usual rates of t},antl_emeri‘ii Fuinlphiig
. Stores.‘
;-9*-*~‘
Norwalk Chronicler