Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, April 11, 1854 · page 3

Meeting 01 Grand Lodge.

A special communi-
cation of the Most
I'I"o;-sh-ipfu.l Grand

 

I I I. . the Slate nfConnecri-
 ,, cut, will be held at the
'31‘:?-«/ -4-., . '1 Ha.ll of Uxiox LODGE,

. No. -10, Danbury, on
Wednesday, the 26th day of April, 1854, (being
the day previous to the erection of the Woos-
ter Monunicnf-.)_ at 2 o’clock, p, m, Ofiinors
and mcinbers of the G1-uiirllioclue, and blasters
and \Vardcns of snl.iordiiiat.e Lodges, are re-
quested to be i__iunctiial i:i;tlie’ir attendance-,iind
to wear tlicirjr-wcls and I‘f‘.g‘3,“3,_ .-

By Order of the Most. Wm-.,-hipful Grand
Mastei'. l.'.-. G. S'l‘t)ll.ER.,'G' Sm-rotary.

.7\ EU.‘ H(lU€7l, .."Ipr1] (3, ,.q_ [,_ 535.},

200.000 WORTH of niagiiiiicent gifts to the
‘ sitbscrilicrs of the rock of Pure Gold.-
Lach subscriber for one" dollar, receives a re-
call’? {OT F“-'0 jvcars’ subscription to one of the
most interestiiig practical and meritorious
Monthly magazines of the present time, and
these unequalled Gifts are presented, as set
forth upon the dover of the work. The beauti-
iul Country House aiid grovnds, well known
as '\l 9ltl0C,li’s l30t‘tl‘(llng‘.SCl1C-Ol Establishment.
'1 he house "is coinmodicus for fiftv persons, sur-
rounded with ‘
improved land, situated near the Danbury and

 
 
 
 

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_ Norwalk Iiailroaduvalued at $10,000
20 Building Lots in ‘V. ilton, Coun., val-
ued at $200 each. 4,000

A most :lesii'rL_lc mansion located id an
a_ctive, growing village, upon the N.
I . cl: N. Railroad, valued at. . . _ _ _ _ __ 11,000
The following loans of cash, without. interest
or serurity, for 100 years each :

One Loan of ...................... _ .-s2o,0o0
One Loan of ........................ _ _ 15,000
One Loan of ............. _.. ........ _ . 10,000
0110 Loan of . . . . . . . _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , _ _ __ 5,000
15 Pianos. worth $500 each . . _ _ _ . _ _ _ . . . 37,500
 do do S-100 cacli__,-_.-..-.-l0.000

15 do do $300 each- . . - . . --.. . . .7_.500
10,000 best staiidard Books, at $2 each.-20,000
do well selected Books at $1.50 each I5,000
do ext-;-llent Books. at $1 each . . . . _ 10,000
do lllle1'(SlZlllg‘ &wortliyl_iooks at 50c. 5,000
50 Sewing maciiiiies. valued at $1.50 7,500
50 do v.'ortli 5100 Niel]. . . . . 5,000
I00 do worth $75 each .- ..7.500
100 Gold watclies. valiu-il at $50 z-acli. . .5.0t0
do p:3ucil:s,‘vorth e:mli.- . . . . . . . .-5.000
Besides oi.hr-r .-:ul.<-'t::-niial gifts oi" llllp01'|i!Il{‘-0
Of the iiitegi-ity. lioiior and ability of the
conductor of’ Ibis eiiterpri.-:t-, nuni--rous. testi-
monials will be 1>i'..--viiteil of unuloubtc-.1 chur-
actcr from New York City and viciiiity. Please
address o1'dei'.~; i"or the Rock (post paid) to S.
A. Wiiirrncx. t‘(lli.O1‘f11l(l publislinr, No. 131
Fulfoii st, .7‘s". Y. ,
Subsci"iptioiis~ received at the Drug store of
W. E. Blssell. ' 3ml5

VIANTED,

3lI\l'EDlA'i"El.~Y. a first rate girl to work on

_ colats, also a. _n;irl as an apprentice to the
tciloriiig lJ1lSillPS.=. Apply to

_ _ .llENRY B. HOYT,

.\iei'chaiit Tailor. Canaan. Ct.

 T IND L-“CE.-=.IE.-vrs
T0 PURCIIASERS OF

seventeen and a half acres of '

 

Notice,

ILL be sold at the residence of JACOB R.
V.u.x,Compo Point, on Tuesday the 11th
day of April atPUBLIC AUCTION, commenc-
ing at 9 o’clock, A. M.. a large assortment of
Ilouschold Furniture, consisting in part. of‘ Bu-
reaus, Wasbstands, Bcdstcatls, Mirrors, Tables,
Presses, Sofa, Cluiirs, Window Curtains and orn-
aments, Crockery and Glass Ware. 11 beautiful
Clock which runs 21 (lays, in Barometer, one of
the best and most valuable Horses in I-‘airfield
County, a cow, steer, and some other stock,
Carriage, Wagon, &c., together with a large lot
of Farm Tools such as Horse ltakc, barrow, plow,
liay cutter, Turnip planter, Garden shears, flow-
er pots, propagating glasses, chicken liatcher.
Should the weather prove stormy, the sale
will ho postponed to the next fair day. _
" Terms made known at the time of sale, which
be ]'i0sll‘.lVI'. I’. W. JONES, Auctioneer.
Wcstport, April 1st, I854. \

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‘.Mrs.1... A. Smith’s

School for Young Ladies.

Wllili re open on the third of May.
j Terms for Day scholars, S8 or $10 per
session. Hours of Recitation, from 8 to 1- N0
deduction for absence, except in cases of pro-
tracted sickness. or removal from €01"!-

French and German will be taught by is
French lady, classessin each will be formed for
young ladies not attending the school; hour of
recitation from S to 9 M. Charge for lan-
guages $4 per qr.. music on guitar. 5:10 ; vocal
music, $8 ; painting in water colors or crayon,
$6; in Pastelle, $10; in 011. $15. _

Circulars containing terms for boarding schol-

ars may be obtained at the bookstores or at the
Seminary, Oak Hill, Norwalk, Ct. lml-I
Personal Estate
V ' AT
AUCTION.

“fILI. be sold at Public Auction, on Tues-
, day, Aprilllth, at 1 o‘clock,P. M., a gen-
eral assortment of FAR.\[lNG U'ri:xsiLs, consis-
ting in part of Plows, wagons, carts, chains,
&c.,. together with a quantity of Hay. The
subscriber will also rm! the House now occu-
pied by him, together with the land adjoining,
comprising about 60 acres of good land. The
riwelling and land will be rented together or
separately as may suit. those desiring to lease

' the property.

 Sale to take place upon the above nu-
med premises. WOOLSF.-Y BURTIS.'
New Caiiaan, March 30th, ’54. 2tl-I

Hats, Caps & Straw Goods.

HE undersigned Maniifactiirers and Dealers

in Hats, C_aps mid Straw Gamls, respect-
fully invite our country friends to call and ex-
amine our stock, which they will find varied
and good, and at as low prices as can be purchas-
ed elsr-where, both wholesale and retail. Pur-
ticiilnrbttention is given to the manufacture of
our llats, which for diirability and finish cannot
be surpassed. Our RS.‘-lOI‘l~III0llt of Cloth Cap:
embraces every va.ricty_; Our stock of Strain
Goomls consists of all kinds in use, the most
prominent of which are Panama, Leghorn,
Canton. Sennett and Palm Leaf Hats, suita-

blc for Mens and Childrens wear.
- WEST do RAYMOND.
Smll 15-I Chntham st., New York.

NOTICE ‘

real estate lies, three weeks successively, at

Infbrmntion Vrgntods
F Gregory F. Fitch, who left hisll
Weston, in this county,oii or abou the last
of November. 185}, and was last seenuéll N01‘-
walk, about the 4th of December; He _had
with him a brown horse about 14 hands high,
with heavy switch tail, star in the face, and one
white foot. A square box wagon painted green
and all the wheels of same size. He was about
47 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, and
weighed about one hundred and sixty lbs.-
Fears are entertained that he may have met
with foul play. Any iiiformatioii concerning
him will be gratefully received by his family.
Address Mrs. EUNICE FITClI,Weston,Ct. 3‘
kg, Pi-inters in this and the adjoining States
will confer nfuvor upon his afflicted family, by
giving publicity to the loading facts contained

in the above.

ELLECK is now ready to receive. subscrip-

tions for all of the most. popular Magazines

of the day, at n less rate than ever before of-
fered in this place. -

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as. Probate Court‘

District of W’cafport,
‘ Jliarch 15th, 1854.
[TPON the application of GERSHOM B.

BRADLEY of said Westport, showing to
this Court that he is Guardian to Platt Pliilson,
of Berlin, Somerset County, ‘Pennsylvania, 11
Minor, and that said Minor is the owner of the
following real estate, situated in said District,
viz : One undivided twentieth part of a certain
lot containing a ut four acres, bounded north-
erly by land of t e Estate of Goo. Scribner.
-easterly and westerly by Highway, and south-
erly by land of G. B. Bradley.

Also, one undivided sixtieth part of a certain
other lot containing about fiftccn acres, and
bounded northerly and southerly by land of the
Estate of Geo. Scribner, easterly and westerly
by the highway.

Also. one undivided sixtieth part of a certain

ther lot containing about three acres, and
goundcd northerly and easterly by highway,
southerly by land of G. B. Bradley, and West-
erly by land of J. Mackie, with buildings there-
on standing. -

Also. one undivided sixt.iet.h part of a certain
other lot. containing about three acres, and
bounded northerly and easterly by land of J o-
siali Raymond, southerly by land of the estate
of Goo. Scribner, and westerly by land of the
estate nfJost-ph Platt. _

Also, one undivided sixticth part of a. certain
other lot containing about one acre, and bound-
ed noi-thcrly by land of John Quinlan, easterly
and westerly by higliway, and southerly by
land of’ S. G. Miller, valued at about Seventy-
five dollars, and showing just and reasonable
cause for selling said real estate: praying for
an order. and that he or some other meet per-
son be empowered to sell the same, as per ap-
plication on file, dated the 15th day of March,
I854. more fully appears.

()nonnsn, That the foregoing application be
heard at the Probate Officc, in Westport, on the
27th day of May, 1854, at 1 o'clock afternoon;
and that notice thereof be published in some
public newspaper near the place where such

least six weeks before said time assigned.
iltltl MYRON L. MASON, Judge.

THE
Cheap Gash Grocery Store.

HE subscribers would return their thanks

A Card.

The Subscribers would respectfully inform
the Ladies of Norwalk and vicinity, that they
have taken the Rooms recently occupied by
Dr. Boyle, over the store of Thomas Riley, where
they will be hnppyto execute all orders in fash-
ionable dress making, which may be entrusted

to them.
3tl-I MISSES ALLEN its WINNETT.

A Rare Clinnco.

Homestead For Sale.
ABOUT 10 acres of Plow, meadow and pas-
turc land with a good new House on it,'cont.ain-
ing ten rooms finisncd, a good well of water.
&c., located on turnpike road, convenient to
either the Bridge or South Norwalk Railroad
depot‘ Methodist or Presbyterian meeting hon-
ses, schools, stores, «kc. Terms easy, for partic-
ulars apply to Giles Seymour or J . S. Sammis.
Norwalk, March 13' tltll
DYING.
John Piclnens,
OF Winncpnuk, will clean and restore the
colors of all kinds of Shawls, Table Cov-
ers. Carpets, Rugs, and Ladies’ and Gentle-
men-’s Garments. Also, Crape Shawls cleaned
and dyed all colors an-I finished in the neatest.
manner.
All goods left. at Mr. Shepard’s Bakery, Nor-
walk, will be promptly attended to.
Wiunopauk, March 14, 1854. ll 3 mos’

For Sale.

THE advertiser desiring to make some
' different. arrangements in his busi-

mness relations, is desirous of disposing of .

the roperty now occupied by himself.
It will be so :1 at a bargain, and upouvery ac-
commodating terms. The lot is very large,
and well supplied with young fruit trees. The
house is large andadapted for two or four
families, if desired. For further particulars
enquitre of the editor of the Norwalk Gazette.

l0t

Valuable Real Estate-
FOR SALE.
HE homestoadfibclonging to the heirs of‘

Joni. Snirii dec’d_. situated about one mile,

easterly from the village of Norwclk, contain-
ing about Twclvc acres of choice land on which
is n fin?! orchard, with a two story Dwelling,
Barn, Carriage and Corn- House, and other
buildings. The House is finely situated, com-
manding an extensive view of Long Island
Sound and the Norwalk Islands. Also a fine
building Lot situated opposite the residence of
John ‘Osborn, Esq., about four acres ; also, about
twenty-four acres of Plough, Pasture and Mead-
ow Land and six acres of Wood Land in the
vicinity of the Homested, a rare chance is now
offered to those who desire to purchase.

For Terms apply at the late residence of
Joel Smith. doc’d or of CHAS. ISAACS.

March, 1st, 1854. , tf9

clothing 2 Clothing.

THE extensive reputation of the Mammoth

Clothing Warn House of P. C. BARNUSI & Co.
194 and<6 Chatham Square,, New York, being
one of the largest in the United States. embra-
cing every shade and variety of Clothing ever
kept in :1. Clothing Store renders advertising a
compliance with custom, more than a matter

No Fire .’ .N'o Floyd ! No Shipwreck!
mrr smrnv 'l'llIS——
Enlnrging the Premises.
VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD INFORMATION.

TO the LADIES of Norwalk and surround-
ing Country. Great and Important Sale

- of an extensive and very Valuable Stock of

Dry Goods, Carpeting,
Oil Cloths, Rugs, Jw., kc.

GEORGE KEYS,

No. 343 Eight Avenue, between 27th and 28th
Streets, would inform his Friends, Customers
and the public generally. that he willcommence
on Monday, Feb. 20, with his

Great Clearing Out Sale;
To dispose of every article now in his Store,
amounting to _n3‘FIFTY THOUSAND DOL-
LARS, ‘Elm all of which must be sold at II
GREAT SACRII-‘ICI-2, previous to enlarging his
Store.

This Sale is occasioned by the proprietor’s

great success in business for the past 4 years,
and the increasing wants of the Up-Town Trade.
He has made arrangements to extend his al-
ready extensive" Store 40 feet, makin -it full
100 Feet Long, and the largest Store p-Town,
together with n .\"ew..Fronl, and other exten-
sive Alterations and Improvements-to do this
Business must be Suspended for a’ short time.
NOTICE.-He would say to the. Public
that this will be one of the greatest es for
aecuring Bargain: in all kinds of Dry Goods;
(Several Thousand Dollars Worth having been
bought for the Spring Trade) that has ever to.-
ken place in New York.
The sale will be conducted as follows-—The
Store will be Closed on Saturday, Feb. 18th,
to mark and arrange the Goods as below stated,
with the price on each article in plain figures,
and no deduction from the prices marked.

Re-opening, an Manda? , Feb. 20, 1854

At 9 o'clock, when The Sale will commence
and continue until every article is disposed of.

- Below will be found a. portion of the Goods and

the prices at which they will be sold.

10 Cases Ginghams 10d, Is, 1s 3d, ls 6d.

12 “ Merrimack Cocheco and Sprague Prints,
formerly sold at ls reduced to 9 8: 10 cents.

100 ps Merrimack and Cocheco style, 10d, now
6d and ‘Id.

75 ps Delainc formerly 2s, now ls.

50 pa “ “ , 2s 6d, now 13 9d.

30 pg “ n.llWoo1, formerly 6s 6d, now 43.

1000 ps Lawns and Barage Delalnes, ls, worth 21-:

112 ps Fine French Merinoes, l0s, I23 ; only 79,
and 8s.

70 ps Paramattn, 3s, and 4s, now 25, and 2s 6d.

100 ps “ 5s lid, and (is, now 33, and 4s.

50 ps Rich Plaid Silk. 10s 6d, ti’. lls 6d, now 88.

35 pg ‘-' “ ' ‘ls 6d, and 89 6d, now 5.9,
and 6s 6d. '

40 ps Changeable Silk, 7s 6d, and 89, now 55 6d,
and 6s. ,

30 ps Black Silk, 5s, 65 (id, 8s, and_ 8s 6d.

50 ps Wool Plaid. 2s 6d, 33, 4s (id, as, and 6s 6d.

350 Wool and Brochc Long and Square Shawls,
40 per cent below former prices.

550 pairs Blankets sold at $3, $4, $5, and $7 50
reduced to 20s. $3, $4,.imd $4 50-

Cloths, Cassimercs, Satinets, Jeans and Vestings _

50 ps White Flannel, sold at 29, now 1s 4d.

30 pg ‘-' “ sold at 25 6d, 35 6d, and
«is 6d, now 23, 2s 6d. and 35.

75 ps Red, Plain and Twilled_.2s, 2s 3d, & 2s 6d.

100 ps Shirting sold at 8d. l0d, Is, and Is 6d,
now 6d, 8d, and 10d.

_ -1-nouns a. STEAIINS,

Has associated ' with him in business, G. 
Hutchinson, and David R. Sellcck. The busi-
ncss will hereafter be carried on under the firm of

STEARNS, l!UTCl]INSON,& Co.
.11! I2 and 14 VVarren st.

We shall open on the 1st of February next,

on almost entirel new stock of
silk an Fancy Goods,

to which we invite the attention of merchants,
when next they visit New York. We shall also
exhibit a large assortment of

Shawls, Staple. Dress kliinen Goods

and are determined that in variety and prices,

we will not be excelled by any house_in the

City. Great inducements will be given to
cash and short time buyers. ,
STEARNS, HUTCHINSON, 8: CO.

Nos. 12 and 14 Warren at.
(First street below Chambers-st.)
Jan. lst, 1854. ' _ I

E. KNAPP is now receiving subscriptions
. to the following Popular Magazines.

I

Harpers Magazine Ladies Repository
Gotleys~Lady’s Book National Magazine
Graham’s Magazine Illustrated Mag. of Art !
Petersons Lady’s Nn- Popular Educator l
tional Magazine Dickens’ Hous’ld-words

A1-thur’s Home do Ladies Keepsake

Ladies Gazette Christian Diadem
Knickerbocker Mug. Mothers Magazine
Hunts Merchant’s do ' Merry’s Museum
Blackwood’s do Youth’s Cabinet
Ecclectic do Phrenological Journal
Historical Educator Water Cure do
Putnam’s Magazine New York do

Musical Repository _
Persons wishing either of the above can have
it left regularly at their Residence, (Payable
by the Niimber,) byleaving their Names at the
New Book and Periodical Store.
Also a general assortment of Books and Sta-
tionerv constantly on hand.

 FOR SALE.
3 A Homestcd containing about 18 acres of
first rate Land, with a good two story Dwelling
House, barn and other out-houses, situated
about 1 1-2 miles east from New Canaan vil-
Inge, and 4 miles from Norwalk. Inquire of
THOMAS CARTER.
New Canaan, J an. 24, 1854. tf5

GROCERIES,

Wholesale and Retail.

THE subscriber being satis- __
fled that he possesses peculiar if‘,-:—_-_',=’,
- advantages in the purchase of V_’ ‘-
Groceries, is prepared to furnish Customers with

Teas, Cofce, Sugars, Molasses, 4-c ,
in any quantity at as low rates as they may be
obtained of wholesale dealers. _Pui-chasers can
be supplied with the best articles from his Store
at the lowest market rates. For a proof of
this, he would invite the attention of the pub-
‘ lie to his Stock, just received, and guaranties
that everything sold at his store shall be what.
it is represented or the money refunded,

And not to be equalled in Clzeapness .’
Tens, ‘Peas. .

 
 

 

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as Oolong and Souchong. Hyson Skin, Young
Yyson, Old Hyson. and an extra fine lot of Gun-
powder Tea, in large or small packages to suit
Customers.

Jllalasses by the gallon or barrel.

. eminently secured, all our instruments are fully

. 300 Broadway, New York.

.ly
A large assortment of fresh new Teas, such

 flail:-.3hlurtisz11teitts.

 

From M. l’l".'l"l‘|‘?.\'GII.I. -k C0."S Anverfisiiig Agency,
12;.’ .\':ts.-zau .\‘ti~«-t-L, New York, and No. 10 .\1i:iic Street,
Boston. S. .‘.i. l'l‘lT'l‘F.NGILL& CO., are Agents for the
Norwulk Gav-cite and the most influential and largest cir-
culating Ner. spapr-rs both in the United States and the
Curintlns. -

MATCHES, superior article, round and
square splints in round wood and square
Paper Boxes, put up in shipping order, and
sold at the lowest prices, by CHAS. PAR-
TRIDGE lb CO., 125 Maiden Lane, N Y. 1y

SEWING MACHINES.
GROVER, BAKER & Co.

HIS Mlcmxn is now" justly the most approv-

ed, and no controversey exists between it

and any other patent. Offices 405 Broadway,
New York, Hag/market Square, Boston; and
42 South. 4!}: St., Philadelphia. - 1y39
PIRITUAL TELEGRAPH, Weekly, $2 ran
Ymn, specimen gratis, and all Srmrrnn.
BOOKS, for sale by PARTRIDGE .3: ISRITTAN,
1?

MEXICAN MUSTANG EINIMENT.
ROM" rich and poor, bond and free—ull -
grades, colors and conditions, the same
mecd of praise is irresistably given to this wou-
dcrful preparation. Thousands of bottles are
sold and nsctl daily, and but one universal
opinion is uttered by all who use it, and that is,
that no remedy ever before discovered, possess-
es such perfect healing and curative properties.
It acts like magic ip relievingpains of any kind,
no matter by what caused, or how excruciating-
sprains, dislocation of joints, bruises, cuts, burns,
scalds, ulcers, cancers, rheumatism, piles, caked
breasts, or any pain, soreness, stiflhcss or weak-
ness of joints, muscles or ligaments. The lini-
ment is equally applicable and equally effectual
in giving ‘immediate relief. Try it. A. G.
BRAGG -3.: CO., Sole Propgietors-—PrincipaI
Offices, 304 Broadway, New York, and St. Louis,
Missouri. . 1y

TO THE MUSICAL WOI? LD
IANO FORTES, BENNETT & CO., 361
Broadway, New York, are manufacturing
and have constantly on hand an extensive as-
sortment of‘ Pianos, embracing every variety of
style and size, from 6 to '7 [-4 OCTATES, from
$100 to $1,000 each. We have testimonials from
the first Pianists in the country of the superior
BRl'LI.IA..\'CY_. Bnnxnrn and SW1-‘.E’l‘.\‘ESS of tone
throughout the entire register of our Pianos,
while a delicate elasticity of touclilias been pre-

warranted to give entire satisfaction. Buyers
who understand their own interests will call
before purchasing elsewhere. 1y

"I PIANO FORTES. -
441 Broadway, New York.

L.u:c_ir:.=.r and best assortment of First
Class Piano Fortes in New York. both with
and without the 1Eolian.Attachment., may be
found at 441 Broadway. All persons wishing:
good instrument at a low price will be sure to
find one at LINCOLN &‘ THOMPSON’S
441 Broadway, New York,

KINSLEY Gr. DARLING,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST
62 Vesey St., nsar ‘Greenwich .53., N. Y,

RDERS personally or by letter equally re-

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an girth giificrtiszmmts.

rnou wsnu. .\i‘noN.u.n’.-*. Aivr-znrlsiivc HOUSE,
I02 NASSAU-STREET, N)-:w yonx.

. BARTHOLOMEW Jr. WEED, g
NEW IVIOOIINING STORE,
5 5 1 Broadway,

Between St J\‘z'choIas and Jlfetrapolitan hotels
NEW YORK,

KEEP constantly on hand every description
of FULL AND Sscoxn MOURNISG Dnnss
Goons, BONNETS, MAN11I.LAS,CI.0AKS, Emmer-
nuiuns, HANDKERCHIEFS, Gnovns, HOSIERY, &c.
Families adopting MOURNING, will find it to
their advantage to give us a call, as they can
procure every article requisite, without the in-
convenience of shopping from store to store.-—
Goods sent by Express to every part of the
Country. 3 12
@* Please remember the exact location-—
55l Broadway. 3ml2 B_iizrno1.o.ui:w & WEED.

LORD & nnownr,

55 Cedar Street, New York.
(4th Door below the Post Ofliee.)
Offer their large and well selected Stock of
“ III-R_ AND FANCY DR!’ GOODS”
Which is complete‘ in every department, at
5 rm: csxr Anovi-2 ixvoicn cosr, FOR CASH.
Their stock of goods will be largely increas-
ed, and many styles will be of their own IMPOR-
'rA_'rzo\', and those who favor them with a call
will be readily convinced that there is great
saving to buyers from this system.
_ Merchants from all parts of the Country are
invited to call and compare our prices with
those of any other house in the market. 3m6

NEW PAPER HANGINGS,
' xxx) A
INTERIOR DECORATIONS.

Pratt do I-Iardenbergh,

xxxnrxcrtnzns AND nrronrnzns,
No. 360 Broadway J\"ew York.
’ Have added to their Wholesale business, 9.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT,
And are constantly receiving all the new vnrieties of
TV all Paper and Decorations,

from the most eminent manufacturers of EU-
ROPE, which with the best styles of AMERI-
CAN production they will be pleased to exhibit
to any and all who may call upon them, either
with a view of purchasing or to see the perfect.
ion this branch of manufacture has obtained.

Pmv.i-rs Rizsiimxci-:s, Horus, Pv'nLic BL’lL[)]_\'gg
Cnrrizcni-rs, BANKING Honsss, STORES, AND 0,.-N-
CES in any part of the country appropriately
PAPER]-2D on DBCORATER in FRESCO, MARBLE o'r
Woons, in a superior manner by the best work-
men in the trade, at reasonable prices, and the
work warranted. 6,1,7

sou-rs nonwnnn s'rov-nnrcg-in
Do it Known

O the Inhabitants of Norwnlk and vicinity
that the subscriber is still driving business

at his stand, corner of Main and West streets
South Norwalk, where may be found constantly’
on hand a general assortment of Cooking, Par-
lor, Shop and Office Stoves, which in outside
dress present a very pleasing appearance - but
the most important of all is their internal or-

ing at the'Storr=, No. 4 Sl:idrlv's Block. the most.
cxteiisive and truly elegant vliriotv of Embroid-
ei'ies__ lisices ‘
Trimmings. .-
and small ’\\"ai-’>.-3. that were m-._-r l)ef0l'ep1'eS(.‘llI.-
ed to the finale in this viciiiitv.

‘n -., - . 5%
basic Dry Goods!

- HE”Siib.scribe1' would inform the inhabitants
of.Norv.'a1l; and vlciiiity that. he is now open-

 

 

Gl0\’9-=. Ho.=iery_. Ribbons, Dl‘0.\‘S
lm€1‘§’ Goods, Ladies Dress Cups

Our iniiiiens-e stock of Laces and EinlJroider- .

ies, cannot l)-:..'~:l3‘i‘1.‘v‘.‘t.<.=P.-‘iv iii vari_r>“ I. v and richness,
by 3"? 5°‘?1‘9 l_1‘~ lb“ “ - .-.iat.e, and must be seen to

be appi-eciaized. .Our stock of Hosiery is pelt-
fect. and coiissists of every size of Iiifan ts, .\l'isses.
Boys, Ladies, and Gents, both Germaii and real
British. ~ ’
_ In Ladies’ Dress Caps, we can offer extraord-
inary iiidiiccineiits. We have 300 on hand,
which we are selling froui 50 cents to $200, full
.>0 per cent. cheaper tiiap _wliei_i_ made to order.

Our lill'gi: variety of Rio, Silk, Lisle Thread
and Black Lace Gloves and Mitts‘, is worthy of
especial attoiitiou. Our varieties of Di-ess
Trinimi_ngsa1'e too extensive to partieularizc.
In Black. Silks we can give bargains, and every
Lady ‘vlio fails to give our stock an immediate
inspection, neglects hc-r own interests. ,

_ A. F. BALDWIN,
Slcrddffis‘ Bloc;-'5, ..Ti'.rzcnI}:_. and

.7lItz-in-st. Danburg/, Conn.

Cabinet Ware Rooms
AT
WLSTPORT.

HE subscribers would respectfully inform
their friends and the public generally. that
they are still located a few doors north of the
turnbike, opposite the store of Alva Gray.
vvheic may be found a large and splendid as-

sortment of CABINET Wiiiiir. in general.

UI1(lc'7‘t.’Llv:7 rig in all its departments attended
to at the shortest notice and upon reasonable
terms.

Ah c.'~:ainiiiation of our stock and prices is
respectfully solicited. as we are determined not
to be llIl£le1‘S(','l'.l, by any similar establishment
in the County. RENOUD <3: BRIJEN. 3ml3

J\’o. -L

llll IIDEHIEI Gard.

R. JAMES G. BARBOUR, Surgeon and
.«’l[.-*-c/.-cniical D-2n£i.¢!_. would respectfully
infuriii his friends and the public generally,
that he may be found at his residence, East Av-
enue two doors north of Dr. H-.ill’.~:, ready to at-
tend to lilli calls of'anj,' who may need his ser-
vices iii any of the various braiiclies of" his pro-
fessiou.

Having liad an experience of more than
twelve yi-ai-s of City practice, Dr. B. feels coii-
fideni. that he is able to givepei-feet satisfhctioii
in all of’ his operations, which will be perf'orin-
ed in the most 'approved and scicntilic niauiicr.
Teeth filled \‘.'.li-ll Gold or other niatcrial, as_cir-
cumstaiiccs may (lictate. 'l‘ectli extracted with
case. when so far ilisoasml as to he incurable.-—
Dr. B. is prep~.ii‘ed to insert Tet:-tii with artificial
gums, from one to a _whole set. These Teeth
for dumbility and natural appearaiice are not
guy-passed by any- Particular atteiiti_on paid to
the regulation of Cliilclreiis‘ Teeth. All charg-
es will be as reasonable as is possible to combine
the best. iiiatc-rial with perfect. workmanship.

Real Estate for Sale.

THE S11l)SC1‘ll)€l'_ offers for sale the
: place formerly owned by Mr. Francis
L. Aiken; consisting ofa two story‘Dwe_1ling
House. Barn. Out-houses. &'c . all nearly new;
a. never tailing well of excellent water, avari-
etv of fruit and shade trees, and is pleasantly

.-

located about 3 miles from the villages of Nor-

 

walk and New Canaaii—Title indisputable.-— '

Three-fourtlis of the purchase money may re-
main on mortgage. Persons wishing ‘to pur-
chase are requested to examine these premises.
It would be rented to a desirable tenant, and
possession given inimediately.
For further particulars enquire of Mr.. FRANCIS
L. Azr.E.\.‘- or of the subscriber
J. HENRY GILBERT.
I\7or'.vali:. Feb. I854. t-T9
IOLINS, and Accord-eons, for sale by
V T. B. GRIFFITH. So-uiiz .7\'crwalk.

VORY Tablets, and Pailiers Tablet Pencils,
Ivory tlpt, at KNAPP’S.

ORTFOLIO writing desks, it new article,
at a very low price, at KNAPP-‘S.

Seil.eclz’s Line of Packets
For New York.

HE sloops Mary A. Selleck and Domestic.
have commenced their weekly trips to and
from New York. The sloop Mary A. Selleck,
Capt, G. Grumman, will leavci Norv.-‘all: every
Tuesday ; returning will leave Pike Slip, New
York. every Saturday. The Domestic, Capt. I.
Deuimon, will leave Noiwvail: every Satiuday;
returiiiiig will leave l’:'i«.<.- Slip. Y.. every
Th|1l'S(lZl)" All f'rei,<;;hi foiwardr.-d to this line,
will meet with prompt attention and dispatch.
Produce sold at the highest market price, and
returns made accordingly. Freight to be sent
on the Danbury and Noiwvall: Railroad, will he
landed at the freight depot, also freight rec’d

from the depot free of extra charge-

SELLECK ii: DEM MON.
No;-walk. April 4th. 185-1.

Di'3trs'z't of .¢‘v"o:'2::.-al.’-:, 33. Probafr Court, Jflarclz

27th. 18;} .

‘STATE 01" Bela zit. John, late of Wilton,

3 in said District, deceased.

'i'llis Executor represeiits the Estate insolvent,
and pray the appoint.rnent ‘of Commissioners
thereon. , fl _ _ _

ORDERED,——””hat. coinmissionei-s to receive
and examiiie the claims of the creditors of said
estate be appointed at the PI'Ol’|RlP_ Ofiice_in
Nr,.,,.._,-all.-. on the 22nd day or April 1834, at nine
0.~C10.-,.1;, foreiioon ; of \".'lli('.lJ all persons in in-
,e,.,,,..,., “.511 1,-me -,-,0t:_¢e, ;,,,.,i appear, if they see
caiise an _ I . -
will public notice l’ll£‘l‘£‘-OI by posting a
copy this order on the public sign post near-
eg, ‘,0 the .,.,*=,-.,.._-i *,yj}QI’e the cleceiised la-st dwelt,
aiid withiii 1‘? saint: t-or-‘fl. ‘-‘ml )1)’ l’“b“l_5"‘1""P-'
the .,,,.,,e -;-,, .-, 11;3\v_°.p‘;\1,x3l', printed in Fairfield
County. least 1? days l"""“”° _sai(l”22l1d 5“?
April. GEORC“ ORT;

all other persons liable to pay taxes in said dis-
trict, that agreeable to a vote of the inhabi-
tants of said district that a tax for the purpose
of‘ procuring a site and building a new school
~ house has been laid and pcrfcctcd and is n<_>vv,5.e.. .
the hands of their Treasiii-or .“.7,"*.. Benedict,
and a,l_l_,_pI=I'_=“.:.':_.-ms paying their tax to said treasu-
“ ' rcr within thirty days fitom this date will be

S hereby given to the inhabitants of the
South Norwalk Union School district and

it

{ill

entitled to two per cent deduction after which
it will be handed over to their collector.

To the Imvalirls qf Norwalk .'
Lend me your eyes for just one .Mament.
PULVERIVIAOI-IER’S
Ilydro-Electric Voltaic
G I-IAINS

RE presented to the people of this town
and v:cinity,as an article deserving of

-cure is simply; to WEAR rim CHAIN ovsa rm:

‘Rheumatism,

cl be lit-.ard tilt‘-l‘€0ll, and said Executor

more attention from all who are siiffering from
any NERVOUS DISEASE, than other remedies
before presented to the public. The patient is
notrequircd to be constantly pouring down his
throat aconstaut stream of Bottled SwilI.—nel-
ther to rub himself with fat and pepper--but
all that is required to produce a permanent

mar nrsmssn for a few hours each day, until
the part has obtained its natural amount of
Nervous Fluid, from the Chain. They are so
constructed as to be worn next to the skin, pro-
ducing a. constant current of EIectro—JlEagnet‘-
ism, and can be used at all times, and will last
for years.

The Diseases in which they produce their
most. marked results, are

Uterine Pains,
Flatulence, Dyspepsia,
Contracted Joints,
Palpitation ofthclilcart Pains of the Client,
Neuralgia of the Face, Gout,GeneralDebility

BE IT KNOWN,

That PULVERMACHER’S CHAINS are
Patented by the United States Government.
and are now in daily use in every Hospital In
New York, and are recommended by Profs.
Mott, Van Burcn, Post, Carnochan, of that city.
and are also used by most of the

FIRST IGEDICA I. MEN OF EUROPE-
Tlic price of thc‘Ch-aiiis are $3 and $5 ; and
can be sent by mail to any part of‘ the State-
togethcr with a pamphlet. of 36 pages contain-
ing a description of their manner of use.
WILLIAM E. BISSELL, Sole Agent for Nor-
walk, will be pleased to exhibit their mode of
use to all who may apply.

N. B. Although Uterine pains are readily
checked by simply applying one end of the
Chain upon the Spine, just above the hip, and
the other upon the Abdomen, still, it is not safe
for ladies who are “ enrimte” to make use of
them only for a few moments each time, acme‘:-
carriagr is most sure to follow by long use.

J. STEINERT, General Agent, 568 Broad-
way. N. Y, ly37

Painful Swelled Joints,
Paralysis, Sciatic,

G. HOLMES &. CO.
POWDER and Shot in any quantity. at

CALCI‘-N_ED Plaster and Cement, at

G. HOLMES ‘coo.

Just Received. ‘
HE “ Cruise of the North Star,” being an
authentic narrative of the voyage of'Com-
modore Vitll1l0l‘l)lli,lD hisrocent trip to all the
principal parts of Europe, by any of the com-
pany. Also
Flush Times of Alabama and Mississippi,
Busy moincnfs of an idle woman.
To Seem and to Be,
The Successful Merchant,
Romance of Travel. -
1\(lT(‘lll.llI‘t*.= of Hunters and Tran-lr-rs,
Thrilling stories of the Forest and Frontier,
Winter Evenings.E~i1iiishine over Grey Stones,
Mrs. Partin_:,rton’s Carpet Bag of Fun,
Book of One Thousand Am-cdotcs, &'c., just
from the press. and for sale cheap. by
A. SFJLLECIC.

 

New Music.
NGEL Wiiispeins, Scenes of our childhood,

_i. “"0 meet. agaiu.Joaniia Polka.tlie Big-nolel

Polka, .'ima7.nn Schottiscb, Baltimore Clipper

Valsc, gems from the opera of Masaniclio,

Song of Sleep, Barcarolle. and others too nu-

inerou‘-: to lllf’lll.l0n._ll1‘~‘;i» rec'd‘by KNAPP.

Giiilscnls Furnaces.

V TE beg leave to call attention to this World

' Fair pi-lee modal Furnace.

C. it: E.‘ K. LOCKWOOD.

EEBE’S, I(iiickcrbockci' and Metropolitan
ranges, sold and set. We keep constantly
and can furiiish at short notice, each of which
will be warranted to operate to the safisfnction
of the purchaser. ' C. & E. K. L.
VER fronts, brass kcttles,shovel and tongs,
O” fry-pans, sheet lead, and lead pipe, sold at
LOCKWOODS’.
SUCTION and Force Pumps, both brass and
Iro

B9

TABLE cutlery, (of ‘our manufacture) which
is all wairanted. also a. large assortment of
carvers. Pocketknives and scissors.

Crockery, glass and china. wares ; we have 3
large stock of’ the best qualities of all pattern!
with which we think we can suit all in regard
to quality. quantity, and price.“

Steelynrd,-z, platform and counter scales.

Cainplicne and Burning Fluid of best quality
always onvliand by the gallon or barrel, '

Bowls, trays, tubs, wash boards, palls,churns,
sieves, brooms, ropes, akc. -

Door mats of all kinds.

Matches, stove 5: shoe blocking at wholesale.

Fancy baskets, wagons, cradles, &c.

Chain Pump, &c., for sale at LOCKWOODS-'

Wanted Immediately,

age for the lust'two years, and they hope that
by strict attention to the wants of the commu-
nity.aiitl by fair and honorable dealing. to mer-

custom, believing as they do. that they can’

BURR NASH. . .
Q . WM. r. CLRAW, D,f.j,‘,’,:°‘
r.iii:N HILL, -
Norwulk, April 4th, 1854. 3tl4 -

manner and for ve

to the public for their very liberal patron-

and receive a continuance nf.their former

To our Numerous friends throughout the
State of Connecticut, the undersigned is most
happy to return his thanks to his friends, for the
very liberal patronage with which they have
favored him during the past year, and, ba.v_ir.:'...§’

of necessity.
A onnn.

(I do sell all goods in their line, at as__"g£}.,g

at any other store in the country. They are
now offering great bargains in Teas. Sugars,
&c., and would invite an examination of their
large and fresh stock of Groceries and provi-
sions. G. HOLMES & CO.
Old stand_.East side Main street. -

, Notice.

The undersigned would
respectfully give notice that
they have entered into n co—part1iership for the
transaction of 3 general ‘

Carriage. Wagon. and Repairing
business, at the establishment lately occupied
by Charles Isancs, ‘Esq., where they will be
pleased to wait-upon their friends and the pub-
lic in general, wishing anything in their line.
Orders attended to promptly.aud charges mod-
crate. -BEERS dc OGDEN.

Norwalk, Jun. 1st, 5 4.

$300 Wanted,

N good Real Estate security, for a term of
years For Parties and
at the office of the Gazette.

. FOR SALE.
TEN Shares of the Stock of the Dnnbui-y 8
Norwnlk Rail Road. Enquire of
tf37 Sept. lltli CHAS. B. MOTT.

T. B. GRIFFITH.

Socru NOBWAIJI.

CALL and examine his _assortment‘of Hair,
Nail and Tooth Brushes; also, good assert
ment fine and coarse combs.

To the Public.

HE subscriber is still at his old stand and
will sell those beautiful wares for Christmas
and New Years Presents cheaper than ever,call
and examine them ; they consist of the follow-
ing:—Splendid China Vases, from 53. to $12
per pair, China cologne bottles, all sizes and
very cheap ; also, a great variety of match safes
and inkstnnds-of the most desirable patterns —
Don’t forget to call and see them, -
. T. B. GRIFFITH, South N orivalk.

 

lyrl

PIANO-FORTES.

New, and Second Band, For Sale.

RICES from $100 to $600, of New York
and Boston manufacture, by the best ina-
kers. Any one in Norwalk -and vicinity in
want of a Piano-Forte are invited to call and
examine them. Old Pianos taken in exchange.

F. H. NASH, Prof. of Music,

No. 510 Broome st.. N. Y.

MILLINERY.

MISS PILGRIM with pleasure announces to
the Ladies of Norwalk, that she has again
visited the City and has returned with as
good an assortment of Bonnets and Millinery

ooda, both of French and American fabric!
ever offered to the public. and at prices that
cannot fail to please. Velvcts. de cheanen,
plush, felts, sntlns, silks, &c. constantl made
up. Feathers, flowers, ribbons,.lnces, c.. &c.
constantly on hand. Straws dyed or cleaned
at the shortest notice.

I'M uonwnnn
Carpet Weaving Establishment,

HE subscriber would respectfully announce
to the Public, that he is prepared to exe
cute all orders for

RAG CARPET WEAVING,

at the shortest notice and in the best possible
reasonable prices, at his

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residence near the nion Factory. _
' JACOB BLACK.
Dyeing Establishment.

C DIRK, of Bridgeport, silk, cotton ' and
. woolen dyer, formerly of New York, dyes
and finishes in the best style, ladies’ dresses of
cvery description.

Also, broudcloths and cassimeres, broadcloth,
silk and merino cloaks, sntins, lustrings,crapes,
plush, lace veils, silk and cotton vclvcts. sew-
ing silk, crnpe, merino, cashmere, Thibct and
cotton shawls, Italian and French capes. Also,
smaller articles. such as bandkerchiefs, parasola,
sunshades, ribbons, gloves, hose, lace, gauze
articles, &c., i'l'c., which will be done on reason-
able terms.

GE./t"TLE.ME.N"S’ GJIRJIIEJVTS.
Overcoats, coats, vests, pants, &c., dyad with-
out ripping, and made to look as well as new.
He will also cleanse and finish in the best man-
ner, coats, vests, punts, military garmeiits, me-
rino shawls, table cloths, crumb cloths, &c.

Also, carpets cleansed at short notice, and in
the neatest manner.‘

1233- All orders left with Mr. JACOB BLACK,
Norwalk, who is agent for Mr. Birk, will be
promptly attended to. to

India Rubber Packing.
OR sale at manufacturer’s prices, by
. HOLCOMB dz LYON,
83 and 95 Water-st., Bridgeport.

Nails ! Nails !

CASKS Cut Nails. 50 do. cupc-
rlor W1-t. do.

HOLCOMB & LYON,

83 and 95 Water-st., Bridgeport.

150

HE Grennc-ll Exploring Expedition in search

of Sir John ‘Franklin, by Dr. E. K. Kane,

U. S. N., splendidly illustrated, may be found
at E. E. KNAPI”S.

ECEIVED this day, a fine assortment of
Satin Caabnieres for Ladies’ Cloaks; also,

BY the subscriber, two J ourneymen Tailors
March 20. 12 T. Rust.

-‘udge.

Cloths, Mei-inoes, &c., by c. J. GRUMAN.

aratn and of as good a ‘qi1'iili1iy7'iii3“c'n'n be man I

particulars, apply
tf‘29

lid‘c'iii-ran ements to continue at the old stand
of P. C. B. Co. during the year 1854, hopes
and believes that good goods, well made. fairly
represented and left to the unbiased judgement
of the purchaser. will merit a continuance of
their favors, very respectfully.-

tf5 BENJ. BARRACLOUGH.

Post Office Removal.

THE Post office at South Norwalk, is remo-
ved to the Drug store of T. B. Griflith. '
W. C’. SAMMIS, P. .11’.

Wanted.

A TRAVELLING periodical agent.
- Apply to A. SELLECK-

Seed Peas and Beans.

EVERAL varieties. Also the celebrated
"Shaker" Garden Seeds, just rec'd and
for sale by ALLEN, MEEKER, Jr. Go.

CLOVER and Timothy seed, cheap
at A. M. 85 C035.

A. M. 8; C033.

ODA, Butter, Water, Graham,Railroad, Bos-
S ton, Lemon and Fancy Crackers, just rec’d,
from the Bakery and for sale by A. M. & Co.

NEW assortment of Crockery. China and
Glass Ware, just rec’d. '
ASH tubs, wash boards, pails, brooms,
baskets of all kinds, inackaronl, and
fruits of all kinds constantly on hand ' sweet
corn for boiling, prepared by the Shakers;
fresh groceries, received daily of the best qual-
ity, at wholesale and retail, by A. M. 8: Co.

LONG Island Russia Turnips,
Oil.

District of Narwalk, ss. Probate Court,.March

2m. 1354. _,
S'l‘A'l‘Efqf_ ITHADDEIIJSJ WA;I‘1'&RBURdx,
* late 0 i on, in soil is ric , ecease .

-The Couflt <‘)'lf]Probi:.‘te 301'" theddistrict tgf
Norwal at imite an a owe six mon s
from th:'dnte hereof, for the Creditors of said
Estate, to exhibit their claims for_ settlement.
Those who neglect to present their accounts,
properly attested, within said time, will be de-
barred 3 recovery. All persons indel;tcd_ to
said Estate are requested to make immediate
payment to EZRA S. WATERBURY,§ Execu-
3t14 J EHIEL GRUMMAN. tors.
A By-Law Relative to Fire

Limits within the Borough of

Norwnlk.

At a Meeting of the Warden and Burgesses
of the Borough olf; llgpzwulk, duly held on the
28th do of Marc .

The tbllowing ordinance was established pur-
suant to an act of the General Assembly of the
State, used at the May session thereof, 1853--
entitled “ An Act to amend the charter of the
Borough of Norwalk.”

Be it ordained by the Warden and Burgesses
of the Borough of N oi-walk, that the _follow_ing
limits be, and they hereby are, prescribed with-
in said Borough as fire limits according to the
provisions of a statute law of this ‘state, passed
at the May session of the General Assembly
1863, and entitled “ An Act to amend the char-
ter of the..Borougli of Norwulk,” to wit:

Beginning in M uin-st_. opposite the south side
of Edwin Hoyt’s dwelling honse,ant_i running
thence East in a line with the south side of said
house to a. point one hundred and fifty feet East
from the center of Main-st., and thence Soutwand
and arnllel with Main-st. to the North side of
the - onnecticut Turnpike, thence easterly to
the North West corner of the building owned.
b Mrs. Esther St John, used as a bakery, thence
Nyortherly and parallel with Knight-st. till in-
tersects a. line drawn Westerly from the South
side of Horace Gibb’s‘ burn, thepce Easterly in
a. line with the South side of said Gibbjs barn
to a point one hundred feet East of Knight st,
thence Southeasterly to the Northwest corner of
Lockwood’s lot near the School house, thence
Southerly to the Northwest corner of J obn
McCarthy's barn, thence across the hu({bo({' go :

olnt in the Rail Road wharf two bun re _ee

Soutlicrly of the Southerly line of the freight
house, thence over the bank to the Southeast
corner of Capt. Willis J. Mt-rritt's door yard.
thence Northerly along the Westerly line of the
highway to the Northeast corner of Anson
Quintn.rd’s place, thence to the Northwest cor-
ner of Charles Isnac’s dwelling house, thence
Northeasterly to the Northwest corner of Wil-
liam Glover’s dwelling house, thepct,-._ North-
ensterly to the point or place of beginning.

By order of the Warden and Burgesses. ,

Attest CHARLES B. MOTT, C11-rlr.

Norwalk, March 28th, 1854. M14

GUANO.

N quantities to suit purchasers.
I E. VA‘. CHLCHESTER.

 

. nnmovnn.

Miss Pilgrim has removed her New York '

inillinery rooms to those recently occu-
pied by Dr. Fitch in Skiddy’s Block, over the
store of O. S. Clark, where may be found a
fresh suppl of elegant Spring styles of La-
dies’ Hats, Flowers, Ribbons, &c., to which the-
attention of the Ladies of Norwalk is respect-

-. fully invited, before purchasing elsewhere.

District of Ridgrfield, as. Probate Court,

Jlfarch 30th, 1854. ’

STATE ‘of Josiah Smiih,late of Ridgefield,
in said District, deceased.

The Court of Probate for the district of
Ridgefield, hath limited and allowed, six month;
from the date hereof, for the Creditors of said
Estate to exhibit their claims f'or settlement. .

Those who neglect to present their accounts,

roperly attested, within said time, will be de-
bnrred a recovery. All persons indebted to
said Estate are requested to mnke immediate
pa ment to MATILDA SMITH,
3: 4 Jdminisfratrfc.

50 ps Allendale and Sheetings 55 4d, 65 4d,

150 ps of all the celebrated brands of Irish Lin-

' proportion.

7s 4d. 85 4d, 10s 4d, and 12s 4d, 20 per cent
below former prices.

ens at a great reductiacivn.

5o'd6z'.' White and Brown Damask Table Cloths
every pattern and price.

100 doz. Napkins 12s.——Doylics 5s. per doz. dzc.

150 ps Diapers 85, 10s. 12s, and 145.

100 Countcrpane, Quilts, from Auction, at 25
per cent. less than the true value.

Ticking, Canton Flannel, Stripes, Towelling of
all kinds and every variety of Housekeeping

1Goods at greatly Reduced Prices. '

Hosiery, Embroidery, dc-c.—Kid Gloves, Rib-
bons. &c.

Carpeting, Jlfaging, Oil Cloths, Druggets,

ugs, &‘c., 8/4,‘.

And many other kinds of DRY GOODS. too
numerous to mention, all reduced in the same
Store will be opened at 9 A. M.
and close at 7 P. M. GEORGE KEYS,
343 Eighth Avenue, between 27th and 28th
Streets. New York. 3“

651;» &. smvnn WATCHES.

Diamonds, Jewelry & Silver Ware.

THE Subscriber would call the atten-
 tion of purchasers visiting New York
City, to his large and well selected stock,
comprising in part, the following (which he of-
fers for sale at less than the usual prices,) and
which will be forwarded to all parts of the Uni-
ted States and Canadas, by mail or express,
free of charge.

JULES JUGENSEN WATCHES-
Warranted perfect time-keepers, from $150 to 8250
COOPER WATCHES.

Duplex and Levers, from $125 to $275
INDEPENDENT SECOND.
and Quarter Second Watches for timing
horses 8125 to $250

‘ CBRONOMETERS,
Splendid Gold Pocket Chronometers, pcrpect
time-keepers 8125 to $250
EIGHT DAY ‘WATCHES.
which run eight days with once winding $140 to $185
ENAMEL WATCHES,
for Ladies, some in hunting cases 335 to $100
DIAMOND WATCES,
for Ladies, some in magic cases 365 to
MAGIC WA’! CIIES,
which change into three different Watches $100 to 3175
, WATCHES .WBICE WIND UP
and turn the hands without a key 885 to $140
All Kinds of Watches at Low Prices.

3300

Jewelry, Gold 8; Silver Plate, Src,
Indies‘ Gold Scts—En.r-rings, Pins and

garded in prices, qualities, dispatch, &c. Iy

All kinds of Sugar by the pound or barrel.
Soap and Candles by the pound or box. i
Cofihe by the pou_p5lf__o1: ,.hf1fI',- nI¢Q.£” uJ‘u::c.'

“D7

MP?-*.€.s‘.e.'1~’.L.-in groiilitl in the best manner.

' Now is the time to purchase Groceries cheap
and the subscriber respectfully solicits a. call.
A. KNAPP.

South xorwalk.Feb. . 854.

I I ERBS allkinds at T. B. GRIFFITH’S,
South Jlforwalk. ‘

A Building Lot For Sale.

A FINE Building Lot with a. new Barnarid
other out-houses standing thereon, adjoin-

ing the present residence of Capt. Wm. Allen,

and fronting the residence ofA1oiizo Nickerson,

is offered for sale upon very favorable terms.

For particulars enquire of Isaac SELLECK ad-

joining the prcmises or of the owner.
JOHN S. WILLIAMS,
40 Fulton-st.; JV‘. Y.

 

tf6 _
HEIJTII-ibhd and Lead Pipe, at
S LOCKWOOD’S.

DWELLING HOUSE to Let from the first
of April next. Apply to

GEORGE O. STREET.
Feb. ¢7th, 1854. -

Notice.

THE New Grocery and Bakery at South Nor-

‘ walk, Depot, will.be opened Nov. 15, 1853.
Our Bakery business will be nicely conducted,
and we hope to merit the good will of those-
whosc pleasure it may be to give us a call.

Groceries cheap as ever for cash.
ly47 W. S. BOUTON.

., NEW rmm.
, G M. HOLMES" having withdrawn
« - o from the firm of G. Holmes & Co.
and associated himself with A. J. Mnsxnn, will
continue the _

Grocery 8:. Provision Busines,
at their old stand, No. 13 Main Street, where
they hope to receive a. continuance of the pub-
lic patronage. ' All goods will be delivered

within a reasonable distance.
HOLMES dz’ MEEKER.

Norwalk, Feb. 13th, 1854.

 

FINE assortment of Bohemian Ware. con-
sisting of Vases of most exquisite finlsh,
not to be excelled by any in New York City-'
for the price; Also. a. splendid assortment of

'lBALLARD’S New and Improved Edition

‘FY32. BEST HAIR DYE-_. fa
is

the cheapest and best article now offered
to the public. It will color the Hair any shade

in 20 Minutes. ‘ ly40

. rmnro ron-1-Es.
J. 3: F. HAINES, 116 3d Avenue, New
. York. Dealers supplied on liberal
terms. - 1y40

CHEAP PIANO FORTE HOUSE.
C F. HILL, 54 Great Jones street, near
. Bowery, New York. Pianos Tuned and
Repaired. ly-40

Loo/'cz'ng Glass 4- Picture Frame.
EEANUFACTURER.
P. WHITLOCK, 101 Canal-street, New
0 York, Gilding in all its branches. ly

New Goods.

AM llO‘.T in the receipt of many new and
desirable Goods, purchased at Auction, and
they will be sold at very low prices, many of
them at far less than their value.
- C. J. GRIFII.-IN.

SLIDING Door ti-iininings in complete sets con-
sisting cf brass and iron sheaves. brass and
iron rails. astrayal and rabbitted front locks
audlatchcs. Corn shellers, a new article in
market and by all who have used them the
most approved kind. at CHICHES'l‘ER’S.

m THE subscriber offers his farm for sale
situated in the.north part of Wilton. being the
late residence of i\I.1'rrni;~.v Wiirimocii. deceased,
containing 11.1; acres of excellent laiid, with
Dwelling House, barn and other buildings, with
2 never failing wells of water, an excellent or-
chard of selected trees and fruits of every va-
riety. Also sitiiatcd near the same, about 25
acres of land which will be sold together or
separately. For further particulars enquire of
G1:oRoi:_WiiirLocx near the premises, or of the
subscriber near Bridgeport.
vROSWELL WHI’I‘I\’EY.
Wilton, Feb. 1854. nap;-1

carpeting.
U_'ST received a large lot of cotton warp,
ingrain, tapestry. ingrain 3 ply. Brussels

C. J. GR UMAN.

WE are now receiving our endless variety
of ncw and desirable Spring Dry Gopds,
Paper Hangings, Window Shades, Cnrpetin g,

bracelets $15 00 to 875 00 _
Fag-1'ing|s,t$2 to 325; Plus, 82 to $25 ; i 5 00 Matting, &c., direct from the large auction
race e s to 80 00 ‘ - ' ' .
Gold Locket.-z—-one, 2, and 4 gisuu: 8 00 to 25 00 mks m New 20:11’ an-d Wm yr: on; custom
com (;,,,,.d C131,, 1,, 0° ,0 5,, 0,, ers many great argains in (goo goo 3.
Gold Chatelaine ciuina 10 no to no no ' - -7- (xRUMAN-
8°l§.Y°.'.‘.;°..““"‘ W W
o 0- sins 600to 2500 ,t
Fine Bold Weddln RI 5 3 so to 7 oo STOVES’ ST°""5l S*°"°5- “
Gold Guard xey.‘ ”‘ 1 oo .0 5 oo _ c. 85 E. K. LOCKWOODS.
‘é°lti~°‘:;'§?.”' W W
on o-.113 300to1200
Gold rhimbles 2 50 to 5 00 W0 osm nousn‘
00“ Pencils 1 '35 to 7 00 CORNER OF MAIN AND WHITE STREETS
Gold Pens and Pencils 3 52 to 10 00
Diamond Rings 7 00 to 250 oo Near the Rail Road Depot.
Diamond Earrings ' I00 00 to 300 00 .b h . 1 d h _
pg,,,,,,,,,d pm 15 00 ,0 300 00 THE subscri_ er aving ease t _e above nam
Gold Crosses - 2 00 to 12 00 ed Hotel, is prepared to receive boarders
 §;8:;"g‘:8tgsn‘:’“h “W99 8 S t E,’ 23 :0 33 and transient visitors. The House is abundant
I p.. I‘ Q a 0 ' ' 0
Gold studs fie, Se, 1 50 ,0 ,0 0,, 1y supplied with spring water, and has all the
Gold spectacles per pair 5 co to 9 oo conveniences necessary to make guests comfort-
Gold Eye-Glasses 1 75 to 6 oo able, and the undersigned feels confident from
s“(;':’ '§,:‘;,~:P§"“” PP" 9:‘ 1?, 3% 3° ,3 3 the experience that he has had in the business
0 CI‘ 39 - O - o . - I
do Table-Forks - per set 13 00 to 23 00 of hotel keeplligs um! he C?“ S”? satisfaction
do Cup: for Children 5 00 to 15 00 to those who favor him with their ntronngc.
G33 ANII inn-{Bin lam encih 1 23 to 3 so - JOHN R, FORR STER.d
rm ets or L ten per pa 1- - lo 6 00 __ , 3 , ea
Phin G0,‘, was ,5 to 3 00 N. B. Warm and Cold Wptgr I;3ra3th 1‘ wag
Cliased Gold Rings 1 00 to 5 oo at all hours. (Danbnry. Sen -- .~ 0 -
Silver Thimble», Silver Tops 37 ——--——-—— - -—~ - ---—----* - " " ‘ ‘‘‘‘ "
1 °° ‘° 7, 00 lVatche8, C70Cl~'-9.

Gold Scarf‘ Pins
GEO. ‘:3. ALLEN’.

Inn nor of ’ntches 8:. Jewel
no _WHOLESAI.E AND RETAIL, ry’
‘ No. 11 WALL Srimrr,

(Second Floor,) near Broadway, New York.

Building Stone For Sale.
HE subscriber has for sale ti. large quantity
of excellent building stone. D. FINCH.
Oct. 10th. cm

SOMETHING NEW. ~
Blacksrnztlling and IVa.gon Repairing.

AT ‘THE BRIDGE.’ -

HE subscribers have recently made ar-
rangements whereby they can execute all
orders for the complete repairing of Wagons,
Carriages, &c., at the shortest notice and at
reasonable prices, in addition to blacksmith-
ing, which will be continued as heretofore in
all its branches. Special attention paid to
Horse and Ox Shoeing, light and heavy Forg-

1y7

ment will be well and prompfly done.
10 tf Wxrnauunr & DUNCAN.
wagon and Harness.

For sale.

FIRST rate second hand buggy wagon and
harness. for sale cheap, can be seen at the

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Pulpit Portraits and Pen lfictures.
DeQuincey-‘s letters to Young men.
Autographs of Freedom. .
Jlfrs. Partington’s Carpet Bag.
Dashes of American Humor.
Moral Aspects of City Life, by E. H. Chopin.
Little Mary, by H. Trusta, author Sunny Side,
. etc., etc. ,
New Amsterdam, or New York as it was in the

days of the Dutch Governors, by Prof..A.

» Davis. Just received by E. E. KNAPP. -

BAGLEY’S Gold Pens, and a great variety
of Steel pens,soine new pattern at KNAPWS.

ing, «kc. All work executed in either depart- _

AND al_ kinds of Jewelry I“‘l"l11“3‘l- ‘En’
_ graying on spoons, Rings, Collin Plates,
&c. executed in a. superiormanner by L. CLARE
at No. 2 Skiddy’.s Block, sign of the Red Watch
0. S. CLARK.

To the Probate Court, for the di's!rz'r! of J\"ar
will/r. The application of Pally Cri'se_1/ of
.«wu- Canaan in said District, respectfully
showeth I

HAT She is lawful Guardian to Mary E‘.

T Ci-iscy and Hiram L. Crisey, Minors belong-

ing to said District, and that said Minors are

the owners of the following Real Estate, viz :—

a certain tract of land lying in said New Canaan,

in quantity fifty three acres, more or less, boun-

ded northerly by lund of‘ David Stevens, and
land occupied by Sylvanus Seely ; Easterly by
land of Sylvanus Seely and highway ; Souther-

Iy by lands of Jesse Waterbury, Charles Water-

bury, James and Sherman Smitli, and Sylvanus
Seely. and Westerly by land of J esse Waterbury
and highway.

And she further says, That the Estate is at
present unproductive ; that the avails thereof
are wanted for the support. maintenance and
education of said Minors, and that it will be for
the advantage of said Minors to sell the same,
and invest -the avails thereof according to law;
wherefore she says, that there is just and reas-
onable cause for selling the same. She there-
fore prays the Court to order the said Real-es-

prcmises of the late THOMAS Ronixsox. 2m10 tam to be sold, and go empower her 0,. some

- other meet person. to sell the same pursuant to
_ ‘nut’ Pub“-"h°d' the Statute in such case made and provided.
THE Old Brewery. POLLY CRISEY, Guardian.
-Angel Whispers by D. E. Eddy. Dated April 1st, 1854.
Life “mom? the Flowers’ L““I9' Green w°°d District of Norwalk,’ Probate Court, ss. ./lpril

1st, 1854,

ORDEar.n,—That the foregoing application 
heard and determined at the Probate Olliee in
Norwalk, on the 10th day of June 1854, at 9
o’clock forenoon; and that notice thereof be
published in some lpuplic newspaper 116111‘ the
place where such ea.l—estate lies. th1‘°e_ Wefiks
at least six weeks before said time
GEORGE A. DAVENPORT,

Judge.

successively,
assigned.
3t14 ‘

‘ s f d scr’ tion, for sale by
?h0UGn 0 eWryE.€V.lAp. Csicnnsrnn.

Fine Gold Lepiue Watches, 4 holes jewelled $25 00
I-‘iris (éplld Dciltaclied Levers _ 30 00 Bohemian Cologne Bottles from 53. to $6_ the -and velvet tapestry which we will sell at bar-—
°‘§: ...;»:':i::.‘:;.:*i*;::::‘,fh°.L“‘°’ its raw T-B—GRIFF1THS- 
‘ " " , un lug cases 58 00 _ ‘ ”" '

Silver Patent Levers as low as 16 00 NW Sprlllg Goods: Bucks and Buck SQLVS.

“ Detached Levers “ 14 00

LL ready for use of a superior lilllil,
for sale by CHICIIEISTER.

Cheaper than Ever
' At the South J\"arwaIli-

GROCERY STORE.

HE subscriber has on hand by for the
larges and but selection, of Family Gro-
ceries and Provisions, to be found in South
Norwalk. which he offers to his customers and
the public, at greatly reduced prices. His fa-
cilities arc such that he will be constantly re-
ceiving new and fresh supplies of goods, as the
wants of his Customers may require. which will
always be of the best quality and sold at the
very lowest possible price, and he would re-
spectfull solicit an examination and trial of the
same. GEO. W. SMITH.
South Norvvalk, Feb. 20th. 1854.

ERRIMACK Prints, 9. large lotjust receiv-
.i .. ed, amongst them some beautiful styles.
‘ C. J, Giin.u.\.\'.

LOTHS Cassimeres and Sntinetts. a splen-
' did assortment just received at
C. J. Giii'.\i.i.\"s.

ECEIVED this day 1600 yds more of those

Bleached Muslins in Remnants. the best

goods ever offered in the town. and the cheap-
est. C. J. Glt{7.\IA.\l.

I-Antwan wnmsrzn.

STEADY, capable man to take charge of

N0l".\‘i‘llk Island. The stock. about a
dozen lltfflil. will remain, and added to if re-
quired. For terms‘ and part.icular.-'. apply to
SAMUEI. Ricimiins. N-orwalk, or at it}? Monroe
st._. N. Y 12 gr

HE Convent and the Manse, a r-ry inter-

esting book, written by a lady who for-

merly rcsideil in this place. Please call and
examineit ‘ ' ' K3~.'.»lPP’S.

* _ Notice.
HIS is to forbid all persons .
trusting my wife Polly Ann Blll‘l;1S: 95 She
has left my bed and board without Just 0?“-‘e
01‘ provocation, as I will pay_no debtsvol 1191'
contracting, after this date. W t_ioLsi2r BLRT3Ii‘;.1i4
New Canaan, March 30th, 1304- w’ '
T CHIf_‘I'IESTER-‘S Hardware Store can_be
fauna the largest flSSOl'tmODt1 of i:’aints,fi.Oilsl,
Varnishes and Paint.ers- Matcllil. 5:, U 01 0 9“?
in this market call and sce h1m- 5°lll- 8”‘-

 

li:ii'liO1_'lng or

 

. 
CCOBDEANS and Flutenas, a new lot, with
A new Books that n. more child can learn.
ILVER Ware, Plated Spoons. Forks.Knives
&c., for sale at JACi~.SOJV"S.
ROCKERY, Glass and China Wares
C c S: 1-: K I.OCK‘\.'OOD
ANCY Basketts, Wagons and Willow Ware
F all kinds, at LOCKWOOD’S.

XCELSIOR Hoes, a new article in this
market, for sale by
. E. V. A. CHICIIESTER.

No‘i.ice.i
ERUVIAN Guano, Super phosphate of
' 0 Lime, Bone dust, Poudrett. Pnlverizetl
Chnrcoal,Potash, Sulphuric.Acid. for sale at
the State Agricultural Warehouse, No. 2;; Cliff

street, "near Fulton, -N. Y.

rangement, which combine econornr-...‘_. in con-
sumption of Fuel, great...‘ extent of rndintin g sur-

ce. nerfection i'.‘.‘u baking and mildness of heat ;
a. weeks trial is better than a. thousand refer-
ences.
In addition to the above, may be had in any

quantities, Tin, sheet iron. copper, britania. ja-
pan’d, wooden and willow wares, American and
English Cutlery, sewing birds, portable caldrons
for wood or coal from 1-2 to 1 barrel, sad iron
heaters, furnaces, stove and boot blnckin g, coal
-hods, force and suction pumps, well pumps
weather proof, lead pipe, sheet lead, sheet brass,
zinc copper and iron, iron wire and rods, brass
and enameled kettles, etc. etc. Mettle Roofing,
Plumbing and House Jobbing, done with dis-
patch and warranted, Heaters and Ranges set
to order. Remembering with gratitude t.he fa.-
vors of the public, I still remain their most

obedient servant. F. H. NASH.
South Nor-walk. Oct. 26. tf44
Nor-walk Iron Foundry.

HE subscriber would inform the public that
he still continues his ‘business at the old
stand, where he keeps on hand a general assort-
ment of castings of all descriptions, consisting
of Cooking and Parlor Stones, Plo-uglis, Fan-
ning-Mills, Straw-Cutters, Corn Slzellers, 8;-c.
Stoves repaired, and all kinds of Fire Brick
kept constantly on hand. CHAIN PUMPS, on
the most improved plan, ‘and superior to any
now in use, are manufactured and sold, whole-
sale and retail. Dealers supplied in any quan-
tity, at the shortest notice.
All orders addressed to the subscriber
will be piinctually attended to.
ALEXANDER AUSTEN.
Norwalk, Aug. 26th. 1853. 1,136

Journeyman. Tailor Wanted.
A GOOD steady hand may apply at the store
S. MOULTON. J12.

of
Westport, M arch 17. lit 12

Dry Goods Clerk Wanted.

AN active young man, (one who has some
knowledge of the Dry Goods business prefer-
red,) may apply to . S. MOULTON, J12.

District of N orwall: ss. Probate Court, .March

14th, 1854,

STATE of STEPHEN GORHAM, late of
Wilton, in said District, deceased.

The Court of Probate for the District of
Norwnlk hath limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof, for the creditors of said
Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement.—-
Those who neglect to present‘ their accounts,
properly attested, within said time, will be de-
bnrred a. recovery. All persons indebted to
said Estate, are requested to make immediate
payment to JOHN GORHAM,} Administra-

ALVA GRAY, tor. 3tl3

District of Westport,8s. Probate Court, Jlfarcll

31, 1854. ‘
ESTATE of Stephenson & Leonard, assigning

and insolvent debtors, of said District.

The Trustee of said Estate prays the appoint-.
ment of Commissioners thereon.

ORDERED,—-That Commissioners to receive
and examine the claims of the Creditors of said
Estate be appointed at the Probate Office in
Westport. on the 10th day of April, 1354, at
two o-clock afternoon ; of which all persons in

cause, and be heard thereon.
3tl4 MYRON L. MASON, Judge.

Annual Statement

OF the Igimpden Stock do Mutuaf Fire Insu-
rance ompnny Springfield Mass, May
2d, 1353. ’ - ’

Investments secured by mortgage of Real Estate, Stocks
and Personal security $60,000 00
Note: secured by lien on personal and Real

41,273 02

state
Loans 8: Bonds bearing interest, and Cash 17.054 32

$103,337 at

Capital and Surplus
Amount at risk 33,- 7552291 99
Outstanding Policies 2263 . -. :---
Average amt, ins’d on single risk less than 31,229 00

ole amts. oi'Prc1niums 1ec~‘5. duflnithi .79“ 23.34 35
7

Whole unit. of Losses paid 55
Expenses 9.12124 34
Losses unpaid (since a.djusied) 5.010 00
Largest amt. in.~:‘d in a. sin-‘rle risk 0,000 00

 
 

Dividends on yearly pclici-. ‘n Mutual Pepfltmfint 91113‘
ring in May I553. ‘30 IN‘ WHI-
Gto. W. Rico. Serjz/.
Ilamprlr-12. 33 Spri'2i_-,>_/ield, ./lfay st, 1853.

Pm-_\,m;1llv appeared before me the above
name-d Pi-csidciit and Secretary of the Hamp-
den Stock it Miitiinl Fire Insurance C0,. and
severally made oath that the foregoing state-
ment by them signed, is true according to their
best knowledge and belief.

EPHRAIM W. Boxn, Justice of the Peace.

W- E. BISSELL, Agent for Hampdeii Stock

8.‘. Mutiinl Co . will insure Buildings, Stocks of

Goods. Factorys, &c._. at as low rates as any

good Company.

Norwalk, March 28th, 1854. 3tl3

Hardware, Cutlery,
GUNS, Pistols, Agricultural Implements _.
French Jr. American Window-Glass, Paints,
Oils, &c., can be had of the subscriber at the
lowest market prices. Having taken the old
stand of Dimon Finch, he_ intends keeping a
good assortment of goods in the above line, and
wishes to be remembered.
New Publications,
History of the French Protestant Refugees,
from the Revocation of the Edict _of Nantes, to
our own days. by M Chime?‘ W‘“§5 i M‘“'8i\1‘e3.
or Prejudice at Home and its Victims, by the
nuthor of the Wide IVide World ; Lover upon.
Trial, by E. M. Stuart ; Fisherman of Naples ,~
by Alexander; at A. SELLECK’S.

 ;*—
ARDEN Rakes, Spading forks. Hoes long
and short handled manure forks, shovels
of all kinds. Farmers and Gurduers would do_
well to call at E. VA CHICHESTER 

Jozix .\I1us, Pi-esnlent.

GLUE.

turers’ prices. HOLCOMB an LYON,
83 and 95 Water-st., Bridgeport.

interest will take notice, and appear, if they see

" ETER Cooper’s Glue, for sale at mnnufac- '

 

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