Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, July 18, 1854 · page 3

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In Wilton on the ltilli .1, » .,,,«,.-
In this town, on the 16th inst. ver_v suddciily of
Harrison Colcs, of‘ Glen Cove. I.()Il_'," 1.\l:]Illl, fl:_"|_*tl if \-t-,u-_.-

 
 

3‘ The lad was a pupil in C. H. \\'Iieelc-rs Board-iii-1

School in this town, and although the lad was llIl;Illl‘ll-

(led by his parc_i_its—wc are as-siii-ed that he received ove-

grstfiention which parental tciidcrncss could have af-
e .

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A-rairfleld County Bank.

- 1-ftli JULY. 1851.
XTRA DIVIDEND.~—The Prcsidciit. and
»Directors of this Batik have this day dc-

clared an extra dividend of Tax per cent. on

' fthé Capital Stock, out of the Surplus now ull

hand, payable to the Stocklioldcrs on and after

'. the 26th inst. Per Order,

' , T. WAR.\’ER, Jr., Cos/u'z-r.
__ _ Dissolution.
-HE Co-part-ncrsliip heretofore cxisli ug under
the name and firm of Coi.i~:. .\’iciioi.s it (‘o.
is this day dissolved by mutual coii.~‘unl- Tile
., name of the above firm will only be used 1;)’
the subscribers in liquidation. ,
Siii-:i:.\i.\.\' Com-2.
Gizoiiui-: '1‘. Nl(‘llUl.>.=.
Wii.i.i.\.\i l\'iL'lIoI.S-
N; B.—The business will he carried on at the
Om. stand under the firm of G. & W. Ni<~iioi.s.
. ' I Gi-:oi:t:i~; T. Nit'iioi.s.
Wii.i.i.\n i\'i«:iioi.s.
2.31.“-.".l

Wilton, June 2, 185-1.

. Dissolution.
HE co-part-iicrsliip li<-rctof'o1'c - existing be-
tw_ecii the subscribci's, was t.li:s:l:Iy dissolv-
W. E. l}issi:i.i..
CHAS. Frrcii.

N. B.-—,'1‘hc busiiicss will be lici‘eaffcr coii-
ducted at the old stand by Fircii & Bi-;xi~:ni<:'i'.

Norwalk, July 11, 1854. 3129

‘I‘.\'l'I*I5Il".N'1‘nf' the Westcrii i\I:iss. Iiisiiraiicc 0)., of
Pittsficltl, 3Iass., September 1~1th, 1853.

T

ed Dyillllltllal cousciit.

Amount of Capital Stock, $100,000 00
Receipts f'roin April 1st, 1853. 4 l.‘.’liU 31
Expenditures from Apiil 1st,1S53, 2.4325 00
~.-Isscts.
Bills receivable. secured by llI(lx‘l_L_'Zi_2’(}
and personal security, $'.'s_(.l5 00
Railroad and Bani: Stuclzs. 41.517 50
Card: on hand, -6.277 8-1
Duo from Agents.‘ 303 35
Accumulated 1l1lI.'l‘t*.~‘.t. 3,217 US
‘ ' Sl‘_".‘.{i::l U7
LiaIri'li'!ics.
Bilils payalila, $4,000
Losses unpaid, 5,000
O ‘ - $9.000 W
Iccrtify that the above is the stiitciiieiit that w:i>

‘made to the Stocliliolilers of the \\'i-sf:-rii .\f:i.<s. Insu-
ranco'Co., at the amiiial men-ting of staid t‘0ml'“".‘' 1”“
Sept. 14th, 1853, and that it is ii true stalc-inf-nt.
- , J. C. ooobliliiiil-‘.. -\'r!.~‘Wf<1]'.|I-
sworn to lnitnre mo, JA.\lF.S Bl.'IZI.. .-\'r-/-:r.v !‘u1"*P-
‘The Ciipitul is iimv 3150.000 with a laigge surplus. Ap-
' plications received and l‘olit-ies issiied by _ _ _
3t29 Gnu. R. Cowu-9:, Agent for .\'oi-ii-all: and vn-i'-Hl.\'-

. For Sale.
HOUSE, Barn, &c._. with about five acres of
land, located about 1 1-4 miles froiu_ilic
Bridge, on the N1 w Canaan road. There is a
first rate orchard, a good well of‘ wat.cr, and :1
never failing stream running fhroiigli the prop-
erty. Said place will be sold at. a great bar-
gain. if applied f'or soon. For pat-ticiilai's._ en-
quire of Mitchel A’: Camp or on the premises,
of LliE.\lAN CUll'l‘IS._
Norwalk, July 15, 1854. 020

Taxes.

OTICE is licreby given to all persons
liable to pay Taxes in the Town of New
Canaan, that the iindcrsigiicu will meet them
forthe purpose of receiving the sonic, as f'ol—
lows, at the store of Cliarlcs Waterbury on the.
9th day of August. iicxt, between the hours of
4 and 6 o'clock. P. M., and at his Office in the
village of’ said New Canaan, on '.l‘lnir.sday the
10th and Saturday the 12th Augiist inst, be-
tween the hours of‘ 10 o'clock, A.M. and =1, l’.M.

of each day respective] 

' S. Y. ST.JOlI.\’_. Collector.

New Canaan, l-fth July, 1.951. 3t*39

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The Singing Bird,
NOR sale by E. 13. K-.\’Al’l’.
Price 25 cents.

 

;i3= Unparallcd Bargains, “J.-Eu
J! J\"o. 4, Skiddy/’.~i Block, J\‘“urwal/r.
IIE subscriber being dctcrinincd to close out
the balance of‘ his rich suiiiincr M:nitil_l-as
now rcnniniiig, will offer them at the following
great reduction _ p _
I0 Bl’k silk Mtintillas at $‘2,00 foriucrly S‘:l,U0
1: at as as 3 30 -- .]_,-3

ti.inip

 

$50 Reward.

ll-IE abovc i'cward will bu paid for the appro-
_ _ 1,,-Hg-ion 01' Joux ()oi.i;.\i.\x an lrisliinaii,
agetl about 35 years. red face, sandy wlii:=l-zcrs.
| soiiicivliat. bald, and has :i (lo\vi1 and shy look.
- He wore when he left, a black frock coat, snuff‘
colored pants stripetl, and is about 5 feet 4
iuclics high. Said Coleinan ab.~:coii(lcd with the
\\’ifc 0['l-,|1(,- sillb.~'cl'lD(3l', iiamcd ll-.uinah Flint,
on the 2~fth of'Jiinc. '.l'hcrc is a wai'i'aiit out
aguiiist him for aft-cinptcd inui'dci'. The wo-
man is aboiit fhc saiuc height, wears a black
alpacca dress and sometimes a iiiouslin dc lainc,
open in froiit. wiéht Dlllttfllfis. As the guilty par-
tics are suppose o )0 iviiig in New York
State, pt\])o1'S in the vicinity of New York will
sub.<ci'vc the cause ol'Justicc by iioticiiig these
facts. JOIIN l<‘LlN’l‘.

_l’._ S.—Any rcspcctiible .-\incric:ni Faniily
wisliiiig to adopt :1 boy of -1 years, and a girl of
2 _vc:irs old, ofgood and qiiicttlispositioii, ni:iy
hear of the same by applviug to the sub.—~ci'ib«-r
at South Noi'\v:ilk, Conii., applicafioii to be
made by the 1st of Aiigiist. :~;l."':l‘.l

To Let.
l'LEAS.\N'l.‘ Coiiiitry Rcsidciicu on 1’1‘0~"'
j pcct llill, suitable fdr at large f:iini|y, for
rent. cheap. Apply at this Office, oi- of

11.29 I A. E. l\'RUGER.

Classical and Commercial School.
(i)N Moiid:i.y July 10th the Slll):(,'I'll)t‘l' piii°po—
ses opening in his Dwclliiig on .\l:iiii-st..,
it select School for both sexes in which will be
tauglil. the 0l'(llll:ll‘V .Eii_I.;lis|i braiiclics, Book-
kecpiiig. I.:il.iu, Gl‘i!t‘l(, l~‘i'cnch and Gci'in:iii.—
'I‘|ic piilroiizigc of the Norivalk public is re-
:<pcct.f'ully solicited.
TERMS.
For English braiiclics, pt-r qiiarit.-r.
The .~:ainc with Iniiigiizigtrs, so '
R. S. JAM ES, A. M.
.-\:< soon as possible Mr. James iiitciidstr:iiis—
f':rrriiig his new school to :i iiiorc comniodioiis
locutioii.
Valuable Real Estate in So. Norwalk
At Auction.
URSU ANT to an order f'roni the Court of
Probate for the District of Norwalk, will
be sold at Public Auction to the highest bidder
on the '2'2nd day of July, 1854, atone o'clock
in the afteriiooii, (unless previoiisly disposed
of at private s:ilc,) so much of the Real Es-
tate of John Rayiiioiul,l:1f.c of Norwalk, dcc’d,
as will raise the sum of $3300 40-100 with in-
cidciital cliarges of sale.
Sale to take place on the premises in said

Not-walk. Terms made known at the time of
sale. )Adiuiiiistr:itor

DAVID LOW, with the will
‘ll?-9 annexed.

Dated at Noi°waIk, this 8th day of July.l S54
SAUG.-\'l'U(?K BA.\'K,
Wi-:s'i'roirr, C'r., June 30, 1854.
tal Stock of this Batik has been declared,
payable on '.l‘liiu'.=day, July 6th. By order of
Salt! Salt!
 SACKS of prime Liverpool Salt,
Sugars,
Clicapei' than ever, by G. HOLMES cl: CO.
jNew Goods at Southport.
UGUSTUS JENNINGS has opened during
assortiuciit of DRY GOODS, DRY Gitociziui-zs,
(.‘-nociciziir, FL'i:.\'i'i'ui:i:. Cl1ll.D1ll-2.\'S .:xn ’L.iinr:s
G‘/asses, Pnpcr Ifaizgi/igs, IVl'IlIf(/'I.L' S/fades,
Uinbrcllus, Parasols, TI‘lLi1b‘S,I‘V(lI‘]), Jiafting,
All orders proinptly filled at the lowest cash
]‘bl'lCi"SZ S-atisfactioii given or goods may be
Coats, I‘-.tiits. Vests, I)i-iiivcrs-:,tl'c., constaiitly
on hanil for all good Sewn-rs. Those in Nor-
dwclliiig of Mr. Lewis Sniith, in South .\*oi'walk.
befuccii SJ and 12 o‘clock. A. M. 'l‘Iiose on
from Samuel Osborii-‘s cvcry other \\'c(liic.s(l:iy.
P. M., coinuiciiciiig-; 10th of May.

I ”13i}}iE§£Ei.—

DIVIDEND of four per cent. on the Capi-

t.l_ic_l__3oa_rd, '.'t2H Cii.\s. Winzii, C:l.Slllt‘l'.
just received and for sale ; also,

the past week a large and well selected
Snoizs. lI.~\'1‘S, C.u-s L.-\l)lESBO.\'.\'1-l'l‘S. Loo/.~i'ng
Sue. A weekly supply of fasliioiiablc goods.—
returned.

SEWING, '
walk can be stipplii:-tl cvorv‘ tllonday from the
llatliliiig Riil_I.:v..- and vicinit-y can be supplied
Southport, May 2d, 155-}.

IS

Crockery, China &. Glass Vlfare.
’ NE of the lu.rge.sl, ric.-’ics.'. and lays! sclw.-It-tl
Stocks ot'Crockery, Glass & China Wares,

to be found in Norwalk, can now be seen at the

To Printers.
V E have for sale a font of ‘3.">0 or 300 lbs
Conncifls Long l’riinr-i- willi case:-‘—
has been in use but one year, -.uid is in fair
condition, which we will sell cheap. Also, it
small font of Small Pica and composing Stone.

Jewelry Cheap for Cash.
111 I". '.~'tll).~‘L‘.l'1llL‘l‘ is now st.-|liii_:; W-.il<.-lios. Jew-
elry and Silvt.-r Ware at. lower ]Il'lL‘(,‘S than
any store that gin-s credit. can pm.-.-ilily offer
t-hcui. A woral to the wise is Sllil1Ul1?lll'.
O. S. Cl..\lll\', ‘.3 Ski<ld_v‘s Block.

Lime,
I) Y the bzirrcl or small qu:iulil_v,:il.
_) GEO. W. {\'Ml’l‘ll'S.
South NtIl'\\".llh’.

Guns, Pistols, Rifles, Pisliing
Tackle, &.c.
,‘ Sl;‘LENl)1i) -.issoi'Lin«-iit of all kinds of’
I. .‘ipoi't.iiig .\lafe1'i-.ilsaliv;:ys in be found at
.l.vo.\' & Ki-:i.i.o::i:'s, H3 Wzilcr sf... liritlgcpoll-.

)l.Ol\v"S_. Ciill.i\';iloi's. lluy Ciillt-i's_. ]l:ir-

. rows, llocs, Rzikt.-.-. kt-..——-:ill kinds of farm-
lll_9,' iitensils :ilw:iys‘ to he found at-.

Lrox J: l\'i-:i.i.oui.":-., ._s‘:l \\":if,orsl.., l_:i-itlgisport.

Carriage IVIakcr’s Goods.
XLES, Spi'iiig.-'_. (7:ii'i-i:ig.,-‘o, and lfirc Bolts,
. Poles, Slial'f.s. Ivory ll(.'llll(‘(l Screws and
Nails. liouc and Ivory Slitli-:=. Ivory pull-too
llaiidlcs, Ivory spriiig bziok llaiullcs.Oil Cloth,
Rllbbvr (-'lolh, l‘lll:lllll‘lt‘(l do., I:ll(‘.(?S, Fringe,
'I‘:issi~ls. 'l'uf'f~s, l’.iif.to:i.~:, llcad Liiiiiigs, Broad
cloth. do., for sale by
I.vo.\' :\': l\'i~:i.i.om:, Nil Wafer sL., Bri:lgcpoi't.

iii};.7£i.§‘.a“:.-Hi;-..'
N
Building Materials.

OW is the time to subscribe as prices are
 Hard and Salmon Brick.
S

 

reduced at ]{NAl’l"S.
100 Iiz\l'l'Cll:-‘ lump Liinc.

50 Barrclls Ceincnl.

2-3 do Iioilcd Plasfci‘.

10 do Marble Du:-‘f.

1000 Bushels plastering llair.

The subscriber iiitciids kct-ping a constant
iissortiiiciif; of the abovc i'J:lllll‘(l in:itci'i:ils on
lnind, and will furnish 1)lll‘ClI:'lS“.l'S at lowest
market prices. W. C. S'l‘REl?I'l‘.
Norwalk, May 15th, 185-1.

Buiidings For Sale!
HE Dwclliiig Ilonse :uid out-buildiiigs, sit-
uated on the old St. John Place, opposite
the residence of Gov. llisscll. Said buildings
to be removed froiu the grouiid within two
moiitlis time from date. Said dwelling-lioiisc
is well and strongly built, and can be safely
removed to any part of the town.
Euqiiirc of 1-‘. S1‘. JOIIN LOCKWOOD.
Norwalk, May 2!), 1854. ‘

Pasture to Let.
Fxciuiiiu of
.4 GEORGE o. STREET.

Straw Goods.

UST Received, ii lzirgc and splendid stock
of St-raw Goods at.

ll.\.\'DLE lb PL.-\'l‘T’S.

-.i

New Bakery.

S R. 15Ui.\"l‘I.\‘G would 1‘C>‘pCCt~fllllyIlll'0l‘1f1

. his old Custoiners and the public gener-
ally, tli:it he lias rt-tiiriicd to his foriucr husi
ncss and is now pi'ep:ired to fiiriiisli his friends
with every variety of f'i'c-sli Cakes, Pics, and
Bread, including (il'tlll:llll_. Rye and Doniestic
llrcad, the. His store, udjoiiiing .\Ic:-‘.=i's. Allen,
Mcckcr ti: Co., has been fitted up cxpi'cs.<ly for
liislnisiiicss, and he hopes to receive a. liberal
share of the public yi;1tioii:\._v_3-4:.

Nor\v:ilk, May 1511:.

fr » '5
.3 P0 X7353.
( I'll stock 'Sfo\'csis L‘|>lll]|lf!i(.'.:lllll wcbcg‘
.. to call the ill-l2t,‘lll.lt)ll of tliosc in waiul’. of’
aiiything in that line.
L‘. tit 1-). IE. I.()Cl{\\'()Ol).

tf20

Tii1,Si1eetI1'0i1 85 Copper Ware
()l<‘ cvcry tlcscriptioii coiistaiitly on hand
_ and inadc to orilcr ; also. Roofiiig. Gutters,
U0llflllCl.Ul‘S. etc. All o1'dci's puiiclually at-
tended to, :11. .l.OCKWOOD"S.

____

Plunfoing,

5 u u .: £5‘) (;;()()
6 Rich colored silk 4,50 " 6,00
3 A. u 5: 5 0” 5,00

' ' - Also, over 60 rich spring aynd siiinnicr Sliawls
at full 30 per cent. less than l()l‘lll(‘l' price.-:.——
Parasols at great rcductioii ; also, 2 doz, Mons
Cold Muslin Shirts at only ti.-'.. do_7.. vcry l1_iIc
White at only 125., ii vpilucl-y of ]()1lillll andt 11%;.
urcd Satin Vestiiitrs. ' icsc goo are on
our line and will He cleared out at less than
they cost. _ ' _

Additional attractioiis will be found ainong
the immense additions in Laces and l.~.nibroidc-
ries received the past \\;ccl_<, consisting in _parl:
Gfsyisg and Cainbric Igtlglllgg alnd liiscrt]pigs,
Swiss and Caiiibric collars an s ec\’l_5S: ‘-1 °‘<‘“'

. tiful varietyIpfbMaiit1ll]a , L‘-lC0:k1tll)“‘21iP 

' .1 -s a arwc v. ' M’

. I)vi-?;.Idrto.?raGoo:l‘:-it Lube, CRITIC and 15ol~tli-.u's., ‘an
endless variety of‘Black Lace Mitts and Glen cs.
‘ pm, Lml-ms W;-y especial :1ttciitioi1“<§T‘\‘\:
ii", nested to :1 large variety of fine I1npcri:1l
Freiiiah Thrcnd Veils, and real Malticse Lace
'C,,“._,,._, These goods were purchased much
under their value and will be sold correspond-
in I low. Reinember the nuinbel‘. _

3 y 4 Sl{i(l(ly's Block, .\orwalk.

C. E.”i;Tt'i: T 11 0 L 0 M E w,

(Lxre ll.\R'l‘ll0I.0Ml-2\\’ & \\'i:i-:n,)

New Mourning Store 551 Broadway.
Between St.JV'icIioIa.s S; Jlfrtrupolilan Hotels-

REAT m:nuc'i‘io.\' l.\' i-iucixs. B.-\llG.\l.\‘S l.\‘
Mouitxixti Goons. In order to make room
gm. our amnion:-ic Fall Importatioiis, our e_nl..ii'c
stock of Spring and Suiuiuer Goods, conipi ising
the most complete assortnicnt of Main-imig
Guilds in the United States, will be sold at :1
reduction of 25 per cent. 1000 ps. French Mus-
.fing “(J5 ct.s., worth 29. (id; 1000 ps. I"i‘cucli
Lawns ls ; 500 ps. French Jacoiicts, at ‘ls.
worm SS and 3:: (id; 500 ps. Frcncli Foiilaiid
silks, $6 per Dress, worth SS and S9; 500 ps.'
elegant Mourniiig Silks, at less than cost of
lIll])0l't«:\t-1011. Boinbaziiics, Challies,. Crapes,
v’DeL:iii‘iii,—-Baregcs, Tissues, Enibroidcrics, Man-
tillas, Bonnets, &c., tltc. ‘ _ _
Now is the time to secure Lai-gains in
' Goods.
M-°i'mi:':"g NE W .MOUR.N'l.N‘G STORE,
Mc-
m2ti

551 Broadway, between St. Nicholas and
tropolitau Hotels, N. Y. 1

P. H. NASH,
-Wiioi.i:s.ti.i-2 .:.\'n RE'1‘AlL lll-J.»\Ll£R l.\'
S. '1‘ O V E S
.\l.-\.\'I.'l-‘AC'l‘LI1ll-ZR or

TIN, SHEET IRON & COPPER
W a r e s ,

- Has cczzszavztly rm ham! alaxrgc assort-

' witch! of general l'I0-2/.90-kc(.'pi72g
F-m'}iz'tu.re, at Sr). Normal/c,
Conn.

Pumps . . ,.

, ._ t {P m s, coiisistiiigo

. '¥l!(:‘\l'f:J‘P‘l\1:I‘|(l)1lFt,nll3r1(.ial-(1)10? lll’r:i)of' for Wells of

any depth, both Force and Suction £1050 
__,Pip(_2 attaclictl, it‘ waut—€<1§ ONO” ,1|.1i’.~‘l%t
various sizes ; Brass and Iron Cullen £1:-xii‘
F. H. NASIPS, -S'ou!li~.:\“o:~u.a .

 

 

 

RITTANIA, Jappan d :ind_ Sll\"(3l'. latcd
Wares, English and Ainerican Ixnll es and
Forks, at, I‘. II. NASIIS,
. South. ./\’‘orwa.l/.-.

‘‘ 7001)]-‘._\' Ware and Mats. Sheet Lead and
Lead Pipe at F. H. NASH’S,
South ./Vorwal/r.

.B‘NGINE Well Piimps for walzcriiig Gafdcn-"-
at F. 11. NASIFS, S0. Jvbrwal/r.

._ ILL Jobbing in 'l‘inncrs Line executed with
neatncss and dispatcli, at
. 1‘. II. NASIIS, So. J\"0rwal/st.

 

PURE Silver Lead f'or stoves and inacliiucry,

 

_ at _ Fo 11- N-‘Sills, S0. ./\"orw(u'I.‘, CI.

HE subscribe-i's 1l])[)_()llllUtl by the Court of
T Probate for the Dl1~‘l.l'lt:l- of Nci'\\‘all:, Coni-
inissioiicrs to receive :Ill‘(l cxaiiinic the claims
of the creditors of the Lst-ate of If Ezltox L_
AYRES an Iiisolve_iil. Debtor of .\c\\'. Caiiaaii.

3 i-,, 3333,). District, assigned ; hei_'cby give ll1)l.lC(5

_. “mgwe will attend to the busiiicss of our sum

' oiiitiiiciit at the oflicc of Scllcck Y.

in said New Caiiaaii, on Monday the

August, 1854, and on Monday, the

Octobci‘. I85-1. at 10 o'clock, int-he
- . ooii of each of those days.

‘- ’.‘*’=r§:i.1 ‘ Court hutli limited and allowed -1
months from the date hereof’, for the cxliibitioii
to us. of claims against said Estate.

' ELIPHALET SWIFT, } Commis-

SELLECK Y. S'I‘.J0l1N. S sioncrs.

21st day of
30th day of

store of the siibscrlbcr at; South .\'oi'walk, to-
gether with :1 _;cncr:il assoi'tiiiciif. of Groceries.
&'c.. all of which will be sold at ('XC(.‘C(llllgly
low prices. G. W. SMITH.
I)Ol\’DER and Shot in any qiianfify. at

_ G. I-1OL.\l]£S CO.

Ready Made Clothing Cheap.
1 EC EIVED this day from Auction, and for

‘ sale at the actual cost of the cloth. The
triniiiiiiigs and making them in. at
Wcstport-, June 19. MOUL'I‘ON'S.

.\I1’l‘II’S Bc1lows.—-Every style of the best
inauufacture, f'or sale by
Lrox dz KELl.0GG, 83 Water st., Bridgeport.

I

To the P10/Jute Court for Z/ac 1)ist7‘2'cI,
of N0/walk.
Tl—IIi application of Jo.\‘.vrn.\.\' lixitiiiv of
New llaven in the State of Connecticut,
1'espcctfiilly showeth :—
That he is Lawful Guardi-.ui to Euii.v E. Dis-
nnow and J.-\.\1ES II. l)isi;now, Minors belonging
to said District and that said Minors are the
owiicrs of the following Real Estate, viz : a
certain piece of land lying in Norwalk, in said
District, in quantity thrcc roods, niore or less,
with -.i Dwelling House and other buildings
standing thereon, bounded Nortlicrly by high-
way, Easter] y by land ofllcnry Allen and Platt
Price southerly by land of heirs of Thomas
Robinson deceased, :ind We:-ztcrly by the Coti-
nccticut Turnpike Road. Also, one other piece
of land lying in said Not-walk, in quantity
ten rods, more or less, with the buildiiigs there-
on, bounded Northcrly by land of'C-.u*ini Lock-
wood, Easterly by liighway, Soutbcrly by land
of Charles Smith, and Wesl'.ci'ly by Norwalk
River. And he furtlier says, that the Estate is
at present unproductive :, that the avails there-
of are waiited for the support. iiiaiiiteiiance and
education of said Minors, and that it will be for
the advantage of said Minors to sell the sonic,
and invest the avails tlicreof'according to law ;
whereof, he says, there is just and reasonable
cause for selling the same. He therefore prays
the Court to order said Real-est-at!) to be sold,
and to empower him or some other meet person
to sell the same pursuant to the Statute in such
case made and provided.
J. KNIGHT, Guardian.
Dated June 26th, 1854. 33-27

])i.s'h'ir:I of./\'or-walla ss. Probate Court, Junt-

291/I, ll5.")-I.

Onni-:iii;i), that the foregoing application be
lieard :iiid dctcrinincd at the l’rob-ate Oflicc 111
Norwalk, on the fltli day of Scptcinber. I85-1,
at 9 o'clock, forcnoon ; and that notice thereof‘
be published in some public llC\VS])‘tlpv.l‘ll(3tll' the
pl-.ice where such Real-estate lies, three weeks
siicccssivcly, at least six weeks before said time
assi,-r,iicil. Gl~2()lllIE A. l).tvi:.\'i-oi:'i'. Judge.

Valuable Real Estate
FOR SALE.
V lll-J lioinc.-slcad belonging to the heirs of
Joi-:i. S.\ll'l'l1 tlcc‘d, situated about one iuilc
t.-asto.-i-ly from the village of Norwalk, cont.:iiu-
ing aboiit Twclvc acres of choice land on which
is a fine oi'cli:ii'tl, with a two story Dwelling,
Barn, Cztiriagc and Corn House, and otlicr
buildings. 'l'lic House is finely situated, coin-
nianding an extensive view of Loiig l.~:land
Sound and the Norwulk Islaxitls. Also it fine
biiildiiig Lot situated opposite the residence of
John ():<l.-orn, Esq., about four acres ; also, about
t\i'cnt.y-foiir acrcs of'l’lougli, l'astui'c and Mead-
ow Land and six acres of Wood Laiid in the
vicinity of the lloiiicstcd, :1 rare ch-.incc is now
offered to those who desire to piircliasc.
For 'I‘ci'iiis, apply at. the late rcsi-lciicc of
Jocl Smith. tlcc’d 01‘ of CHAS. ISAACS.
Marcli, lst. 1554- t-ff)

New and Valuable Text Books.
HIE Ancient Egyptians, giving a popular
account of their Maiiiit-rs and C|l.El.(IlllS, ll-
lusfratcd with 500 cuts, by SirJ. G. \\'ill:'iiison.
Utah and the l\Ioi'inoiis_. coinprising the His-
lorv, Govcriinicnf-, Doctrines, Customs and
1’rdspcct.s of the L:1l.tci' Day Saints, willi Illus-
tr:it.ions, by Bciijainin G~._l*ci'i'is, ‘Srcrclai-y of
Utah Tcrl‘lt01‘_'y'. Foolpriiits (])l)l‘t:lll0llS Men,
1,.J 1, C_ Ei..~,u- (lllustralct :1. _
’ ° ” ' "’ ’ ’si-;Li.r.oi<>s.

Von Heennge_n’s Books. _ _
"fox ]li;i;iu,\'i,-i-;.\"'s iinrivalled Piano I-oric
lush-iictor, :iiitl'YoIltll’S SOIL‘: 13001‘: are
now f'or sale at KN.-fl’I”S. The lllIO.\’l3
works are printed in the new Not-.it.iou. ‘Vim?!’
has received the iipproval of the best Gcriu:ui
Miisicitiiis, as well as of iuainy Mcinhcrs of" the
IVorwalk llarmonic Society.

For Sale. Price $1000.

. THE place lately occupied by
J. H. GILBER

 

ill:

E

Dated at New Canaan the 24th day of‘ J unc.
u“_ M26

'1‘.
Q Norwalk, J une 12. tf2-1

", 7E are pi'cp:ii'cd to f'iii'nisli all tliiiigs req-
' lllfiilr.‘ to_;'«-flir.-i- with the work. Bat-li tubs,
Shower Births, \\':itcr (Jlo.-nfs. Wasli llowl.-'. clc.,
ufc. by C‘. A‘ E. K. LOCKWOOI).

EEl3E’S, ;\Icli'opolif:ui and Kiiickcrbockcr
. .1'£1.1l;_:.€.K‘, always on liand, which we will
furnisli_with or without \\'utci' Backs and Boil-
ers, which will be set in it worknianlike inaiiucr
and w-.irraiil.cd to pcrlorin to the s-.itisf':ictiou of
the operator. C. J‘; E. K. LUCl{\\'OOD.
Cutlery
UR stock is very large eiiibraciiig all of
the best. ai'ticlcs of Scissors, Table and
Pocket Cutlery, which we can w-.ii'rant as to
qualify. C A: E. K. LOCKWOOD.

ZE"urnaces.
IIILSO-.\"S prize nicdal Woi-ld’s F:iii'Fii1'i1-
_ ace, (which has merited the above t.itlc,)
is _iust the article required for heating Church-
es, Schools, l’rival.c lloiisirs, cfc., and will fully
avoid the objections tliat are so frequently
made by those iisiiig inferior Furnaces. It is
complete and has but to be seen to be apprecia-
ted; sold by C. A: E. K. LCCKWOOD.

Brittania Ware
EE and Coffee Pots, Coffee Urns, fancy 'l'c:i.
Sells, Casters, Lanips, Candlesticks. Spit.-
fooiis, Sirriuges, Spoons, ctc.. at
LOCKWOOOD’S.

ROCKERY. Earllicii Ware,
of all kinds in -.i_uy qiiuiitity, and prices to
stilt all, at LOCK'\vOOD’S

. OODEN Ware, Brooins, Pails, '1.‘iibs.,'l'rays,
Bowls, Iiatllcs, .\Icasiii'cs. etc, at
LOCKWOODS’.

fi1A'l"l‘S of all kinds and ilescripfioiis at
l.(,)CKWOOl)’S.

rent; patfcriis at
LOCKWOOD’S.

EFRIGERATORS for sale at
i L(,)CKW()Ol)’S.

Cl-IURNS of (liffc

ASKETS of all kinds at
‘ L()Cl{W()Ol)’S.

Gauss Fi-:.mii-:i..~4 at
LOCKW()OD'S.

UMPS, Suction, l’oi‘ce, CiSfl:HT.~ll:-0_l—l—:l.Jl(1
Chain Pumps at LOCKWOOD’S.

'l\,[A'l‘CllES, Stove and Slioc Blocking at;
L wholesale at L(.‘L'KW()Ol)’S'

Summer Ranges
NEW pattern whicli we can rccoiiiiiicnd
to the public, at l.f)CKW()OD-'S.

:(:/1AST Iron Sinlas til.
' L()Cl{WO()I)'S.

AMPIIENE and liiiriiing Fliiid of the best
qualities, for sale by the gallon of‘ barrel
L()Cl{\\"O()D'S.

at

" iE7 Qiiewtll ,
LOCK\VOOD'S.

opt-s and Cordzigc

.(.)(.‘l{\\'() ()J)'S.

I31-IUSIIES of all kinds, ll
at I

 for s:ilcVal;‘

W

ICIE Cream Tul

LOCKWO()1)'S.

AGO-NS for Children at.
LUCI(W()Ol)‘S.

)5 and 1v‘i'cc:-:ci*s at
l.()CKWOOD"S.

0RCELAl.\’ Ware, Iil‘llFl<-h'L‘lLl.l(.'S, Fi'y-pails,
shovels and tongs, sad irons, Oven fronts,
Shovels, spades, hoes, r::kc.<, clc.. at

1.t)C'l(\\'O0l)-‘S.
Cnovuu and
at

LO NG Island lliissia
at

'l‘iniothy 2-‘cod, cheap
1‘. RI. cl: C0-‘S.
'l‘ui'nips,
x\. «M» CU.7-‘t-
fODA, Bull:-r. Waf.t-r, G l'a‘ill:llll, ll:iili'o:itl, Bos-
l. 10". LOW"! Iuul l":uii:y Ci'ackci's. inst ircc"d,
from the Bakery :iiid for sale by A.‘i\.l. It Co.
NEW :issoi'l.iu:-iil of Ci-ockoi-_y_ Chin-,l apt].
I. (‘rlass \V'ai'c, _iu:-‘L i'cc‘:l.

Wx\S1'I l.lIl)S,'\\'tlSll lioai-«ls, pails. brooms,
_ baskets of all kimls, mackai-oni, and
fruits of all kinds constniilly on hand ' sweet
corn f'or boiling, prepared by the Sl7]ak()]'s;
fresh groceiics, received daily of the best qual-
ity, at wholesale and retail, by A. M. d: Co.

Auction Sales
by ALBERT H. NIGOLAY.

lIll'RSDAYJiily 20th, at 12.’; o‘cloc.k, at
_ tho Merchants‘ E.\'cli:iiigc, New York.-
(For account of’ whom it may concern,) 290
Sll'.l1‘f‘S of the DANBURY &. Noaw.-\i.i< Rail Road
Stock, 350 each. ‘ 8

Siibgcription to thefiadditional Capi-
tal Stock of the Fairfield Co. Blank.

C0llllll1.‘Sl0llf.‘l'S by the General Assembly
of‘fhc State of Coiiiiccticiit, hohleii at New
1lavcii,iu May, 185-1, to open the Books for
siibscriplioiis to the increase of the Capital
Stock of the l«‘:iirficld County Batik, :i.ut.li0i'izcd
"..V said General Asst-nibly, hereby give notice
that they will meet; at the Banking Hon:-ic, in
Norwalk, on Wcdiicsday the 20th iust., at 10
0’clo_ck, A. .\f., to attend to the duties of said
uppuiiifiiiciit.

J. 1}. Vi-zitiiis,
.lon.\‘ Wooniiuri-‘ 2tl,€C01llllll$5l0l|(!l'S-
Rout-xi: Avi:uii.i..
paid at. the time of sub.-:ei-ibiii-.-_
Norwalk, July 7th, 185-1. 6

Notice.
The _tiiidcrsigncd would
I ‘ __ ~ _ respectfully g_ivcnol.icc that
tit: is now pcimaiicntly cstablislicd, for the
l:llll:(lCl-1011 of ii general

Barriage and Wagon Repairing
liiisimiss, at the cslablishinenf. lately occupied
by Lliarlcs lsaacs, Esq., wlicrc he will be
pleased to wait upon such ofliis f'i-lends and the
public in gciicr:il_. as may desire his services.
Orders attended to proniptly.:iud cli:ti'gcsinod-
01“t0- EDSON BEERS.

Norwalk. July 5th, 1854. lyrl

DISSOLUTION.

V IIE Co-pai-tiicisliip licrctoforc existing l)t:'
tivccii BEER-S ti: OGDEN, is this day dis-
solved. The Business will liereaftcr be coii-
dnctcd at the old stand. by the senior partner

of the late firiu. ']-}i)s0N BEERs_

_ ANDREW OG DEN.

.\orwalk. July 5th, lz~‘5~f. 33-,23

 

Quarterly Report,

( F the SAUGATUCK BANK, of Westport,
Jdlyyoliis morning of Monday, the 3d day of

LIABI I.I'l‘lI*IS.

Capit_al Stock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $100,000 00
Bills in circulation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68,982
Duc‘l‘)cposit on dcmaptl . . . . . . . . .. 15,754 46
hearing ll-‘.t0l'c§-iii. . . . 1-3,810
Profits and Loss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.40? 13
Dividends unpaid . . . . . . '. . . . . . . . .. 4,075

. $195,023 59

iuzsoisncizs.

Stocks and Bonds deposited with

State Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . :5 73,760
Loans and discounts except to Di-

rectors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 99,621 75

to Directors . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,143 3'2

Due front Agents of the Bank. . . . . 5,147 08

_ “ other Banks . . . . . . . . . .. -1,769 35
IiI1ls_of' other Banks on hand. . . . . I11

Specie on hand, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.714 7-1
Checks on other Banks . . . . . . . . . . . -‘Q90

Ovcrdrafls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -I66 35

_ 195,023 59
II. S'r.u-Li-is, President.

Summer Clothing.

UST rcceivc(1al:Ti'ai{’s, 500 Linen Coats
1000 pair summer pants and stacks of vests,
Don’t forget to call, under Conn. Hotel.

Flour and Feed.

IIE subscriber keeps coustaiitly on hand,
ainl is daily receiving fresh supplies of

Fainily Flour, Meal, I-‘cod, &c., which will be

sold at the lowest inarkct prices.

GEO. W. SMITH.

South Norwalk.

Alfred Jackson,

Siscci-issoii To
C. E. DISBROVV.

OULD invite the attculioii ofthc Public
to his large and clcgaiit assortiiieiit of
I’Va.Zc/zcs, Jewelry, and F¢mc-_I/ Goods,
liicli his increased sales for the past year cii-
ablc him to offer at ti trifling advaiicc from
cost. Ladies’ and Gcullemcnis Gold Watches.
18 C:ll'd.lS fine, with open face, hunting and
niagic cases, wai'i':iiitcd perfect tiinc-keepers,
in prices varying from $20 to 35175.
Silver Lupine. Anchor and Patent Levers
with Chroiioiucl.cr Balance, wai'i':intcd to give
good satisfiictioii, from $10 to $00.
A complete assortincnt of Sii.vi~:i: and l’i..:'ri:n
Ware, nuiiiiif'acl.'i1rcd to order in the most fash-
ionable styles, which will be sold as low as a
good article can be bought elsewhere. All
articles of'Silvcr warraiitcd as pure as coin.
In addition to a large stock of Gold and Sil-
ver Spcctacles, Pens, Pencils, Thimblcs, Keys.
Seals, Lockets, the , will be ofl'ci'cd a variety of
desirable patterns of Ear Rings, Ladies’ and
Gcntlemen’s Breast Pins, Finger Rings, Guard,
V cst and Cliatclainc Chains, of the latest and
most fasliionable styles, which for quality is
equal to any cver offered in Norwalk, and for
price and beauty of design cannot fail to suit
the most difficult. All goods will be clieerfiil-
ly shown to those who wish to purchase or
gratify their curiosity.
The increasing demand for

Fine Cutlery,

Hus induced him to select; from the best English
and American Mziiiiifacturcrs, a large variety
of‘ Pocket Knives, Scissors, Razors, &c., made
from the finest. tempered steel and bcaiitifiilly
finished, which will be sold at greatly reduced
prices. Silver and Pearl Card Cases, Port-
Mounaies, t\':c., of the latest and most approved
[):ltt~eI'IlS. which f'or finish, durability, conven-
iencc and clieapiiess, are superior to any before
offered in this place.

Ladies dressing Combs of India, Rubber and
Buffalo horn. Gcntlemcns Pocket Combs, an
assortment always on hand.

The Brush Family,

Is i'eprcseiitcd by any quantity of first-rate ar-
ticles in the shape of Hair, Clothes, Dust,
Shaving, Nail and Tooth Brushes. Also, Dr.
Bai-bour’s Alkaline Dentrificc too well known
to need C')llllll(.‘llt ; Fancy Soaps. Hair Oils of
superior quality ; Pci'f'iiiiiery, a large supply of
all the choice cxtmcts, just received.

A complete assortment of

Fancy Baskets,

Will now be disposed of at wholesale prices,
to make room for the Largest, L‘/icapcst and
best Jlssortmcnt of

Ornamental Clocks.

Ever before offered in this place.

French Clocks,

An ingenious and beautifully executed piccc
of Mcclianisin, runs three weeks without wind-
ing. strikes the hours and half‘ hours, an excel-
lent 'l‘iiuckecpcr and beautiful parlor orniiiiicnt.
Eight Day,

And Thirty hour Clocks. with and without
Alarnis, constantly on hand.

As an illustration of the spirit of enterprise
which characterizes the Aincrican People, he
offers for sale Clocks of domestic iniiiiufactiire,
new, iic-:if.ly nnidc and wari'anted for one year,
for the sum of

CIIAS. Wisini,CasIiici'.

(MC .

75 (792213.
A f'civ second hzind Clocks, but little used, and
in good order, for sale for :1. more trifle.

Our Musical friends who iiiidcrstand their
o\vii interest. will cxaniinc JACl\'SON"S last
arrival of Rosewood Accordcons and Fliitiiitis
before purcliasiiig clscwhcrc.

His stock of .FlfIlf‘_l/ Gouils includes too great
a variety to ciiiiiiicratc in an fl(.lVcI‘l»ISl)lll(.‘llt.

The subscriber thankful f'or the large amount
of' pzitroiiaigc bestowed on his establislimcnt for
the last. f'c\v months, will endeavor by strict
at-tcntion to his business and the wants of the
public. to merit -.1 coutiniiaiicc of the sonic.

Jlll gootls warranted as represcntul.

1’-.irt.ic1ilar and pcrsoiial attention given to
the repairing of fine Watclics. Jewelry repair-
ed with ne:if.iicss and dispatch.

ALFRED JACKSON,
At the old stand of'C. Disbrow.

Norwalk, June, 1854.

New Books for July.
Publisher! by Jl’Iessrs. IIa'rpcrs.

VWENTY Years in the Philippine Islaiids,
with Illiistratioiis ; Tlioinas’ Farm Imple-
nieiits by .l. J. '1‘liomas, with 200 Illustrations;
Knout and the Russians by Gcrinaiii Dc Lagny
with numerous lllu.-ztrations; Leather Stock-
ings and Silk, a story of Virginia ; Travels in
Aincrica by the Iloii. Robert Ciirzon, with
M:ips and Outs. We assure the public there
are not one of the above works which will not
richly repay a perusal, and no one who coin-
nicnccs the reading of any one of them will
drop the book until it is thoroughly read, as
the Authors coinpriso the ablcst writers of the

day. A. SELLECK.

Q- ECEIVED this day 1600 yds more of‘ those
Bleached Muslins. in Remnants, the best
goods ever ofl'c-red in the town, and the cheap-

. ;=.~.~‘:,'.;.:r ~.-.-r.-..~-r: 2»--.-.~-.:. .-. .-~—,.-.~.----2-.

esp C. J. Ginnux.

7 ‘ME inidcrsigiicd liaviiig been appointed-

']‘lic Rcsolutioii requires 20 per cent. to bc‘ _

TI-[E subscribers appointed by the Court of‘
. ‘Probate for the District of Norwalk, Coni-
iuissioucrs to receive and exainine the claims
of the Creditors of the Estate of Eriii:.:i.\i B.
Gonriu-;r, an Insolvent Debtor of’ Wilton, in
S11ftl.DlStl'1ct, assigned in trust for the benefit
of his Creditors, hereby give notice that we
will attciid to the business of our said appoint-
ment at the Dwelling House of' Doct. Lloyd
Scclcy, in said Wilton, on the last Saturdays
of August and October next, at one o’clock 'in
the afternoon of each of said days. Said Court‘.
has limited and allowed four months fr_oin the
date hereof‘, for the exhibition to us, of claims
against-said estate.

g Commis-
-11.28 sioncrs.

W’.u.i;i«:n Bu:-zs,
W ii.xi-:v W. B.vr'ri-nisox.

Dated at Wilton this 29th day of‘Junc, 1854.
H. M. PROWITT,
Teacher of Music.
Lessons on the Piano Forte, Mclodcon, and in

. Vocal Music.
Piaiios and Mclodcoiis selected. with great care
as to tone and quality, f'or those desiring to
pui‘cli:ise. “'15

Hoes.
UTTLE Mf-,.;. Co’s. Hoes for sale by the

dozen, at Iv‘actoi'y prices by
' W. C. STREET.
DYING.

J'oh.n Pickens,
I" Wiiiii.-,p:uik, will clc:ui and restore the
colors of all kiiids of Shawls, Table Cov-
ers. Carpets, Rugs, and Ladies’ and Gentle-
mcn’s Garincuts Also, Crapc Shawls cleaned
and dyed all colors and finished in the ncatcst.
inanncr.
All goods left at Mr. Shep:u'd's Bakci'y,Nor-
\V:\lk_. will be promptly attended to.
Wiiiiicp:uik, Marcli 14. 1851.

Cabinet Ware Rooms at
WESTPORT!

THE subscribers would respcctfiilly inforiu
their friends and the public generally, that.
they are still located a few doors north of’ the
turnbike, opposite the store of Alva Gray,
where may be found a large and splendid as-
sortment of C.-\ni.\‘i-:1‘ W.iiti: in general.

Uizzlcrtalring in all its departments attended
to at the shortest notice and upon reasoiiablc
terms. .

An cxaiiiination of our stock and ]n‘iL‘(’8 is
respectfully solicited, as we are determined not
to bc undersold, by any similar establishment
in the County. RENOUD & BRUEN. 3ml3

ll 3 mos*

Ploughs.

Eagle Ploiighs. No. C, D, l and 3.
Couch A’. Sanford’s Ploughs, No. 2D, 1D ti’. OD.
II:ill’s do No. 3.
.\I:iyhers" do No. 2, 20 and 21.

Castings for the above and Warring’s ploughs
on hand and for sale by W. C. STREET.

New York City lllillinery.

D ISS PILGRIM has removed over No. 2,

Skiddy’s Block, opposite her old rooms
in Main-st., where can be found an aS's‘0l'l3lll(.‘llt.
of Spring Bonnets, consisting of’ durable split
and func * Straws, Silks, Lawns and Crapes,
both English and French, with Flowers, Rib-
bons, Blonds, &c., &c. She cheerfully shows
her goods and invites the Ladies to call bcf'ore
purchasing clscwliere. Feeling gratef'iil f'or
past favors, by strict attention to the wants of‘
her customers, she hopes to merit :1 continuance
of their liberal patroiiage. -

N. B Straws cleaned and altered with neat-
ness and dispatch.

Notice.

LL Persons are hereby f‘oi-bid harboring or
ti-nstiiig my wife JI)sEl‘lIl.\'l-I FRITY on my
accoiint-, f'or I shall pay no debts of her con-

traction. JOHN GEO. FRITY.
Ridgcficld, July Ist., I95-1. 3t'.”2-7

NAILS.

 KEG-S‘ of the celebrated “Tre-

inont Iron Co.” Nails, bought at
:1. very low price some time ago and will be
sold less than they now cost in New York
Dealers and Builders will do well to call and.
buy. 232 Z. SANFORD.

Sana.
WHITE Rocl-zaw-.iy Sand for Plaistcriiig and
House-cleaning purposes, f'or sale by the
subscribers at his M-.ii'bfc Works.
tf'22 SMITH J: MORGAN.

Clocks! Clocks ! Clocks !

I HAVE at large assortnicnt of Clocks on
. hand at prices varying from one dollar to
25, and of a great variety of styles.

Call and sec at No. 2 Ski-ddy’s Block.
O. S. CLARK.

Sardines

OF :1 very superior quality, just received by
HOLMES «fr. MEEK ER.

Cabinet Furniture, Chairs,

c., &c.
E. QUINTARD d: SONS,
N I AVE removed their stock of Furniture to
the large building nearly opposite their
old stand, and are now prepared to f'uriiisli any
article in their line, as cheap or cheaper than
can be found anywhere in this vicinity. Among
their assortmciit may be found Sofas of all
kinds, tctc-a-totes, m:ihoga_ny chairs, card and
fancy tables, book stands, iiialiogany and all
other kinds of bedstcads, chairs of all descrip-
tious, tables, beds, willow ware, looking glasses,
and every description of Parlor, Bedroom and
Kitchen Furiiiture.
Collins of every description coiistaiitl y on hand.

.FfS]u‘8 Patent Jfletallic Burial Case.

It is not generally known that we :ire agents
for Norwalk and vicinity, for this style of Collin
which is iioiv being used so extensively and
which is so invaluable for vaults and to pre-
serve or ti‘-.msporl’. bodies to a distance. An
assortment of these cases will be coiistaiitl y kept
on hand and furnished at the shortest notice.

 Flll'llll5lll'C delivered, and 1‘ iiucrals at-
tended as usual free, in New Cannon and other
places near Norwalk. E. Qvixnitii ti: Soxs.

Norwalk, April 2:-id, 1854. lyxvii

UEEN’S Cele-bi'atcd I’orl-able Forges, f'or
sale at iiianuf‘acl:urcr°'s prices by
LYON A’. KELLOGG,
53 Water sl.., Bridgeport.

Carriages.

A L.\RGE number of Rockaway Carriages.

Buggy Carriages with cuainelled Leather tops,

trotting Biiggies without tops, for sale very

low. at the Ncrwalk Carriage I"-actory. Call
and sec. _

Nowalk, April. 10. N 15

FOR SALE.
EN Shares offlic Stock of the Daiibury ti:
Norwalk Rail Road. Enquire of
Sept. 11th CHAS. B. MOTT.

l,f3'i'
NAILS.
 CASKS Fall River Ctit. Nails, as‘
sorted.
50 casks Wroiiglit Nails, assorted sizes.
50 do do Spikes do do
at iu:uiiif‘acl.iii'ci"s prices, for sale by
Lrox dz Ki-;i.i.oou, 823 Water st., Bridgeport;

For Sale.
FINE Bay Horse, 8 years old, :ind it very
.~mp¢-rior RomI.vter. Enquire of
L. ll. BAILEY, R'dgcfiel<l.

._ ...

C;\LCINED Plaster and Cement, at
G. IIOLMES ah C0.

GREJ1 T I.-VD U CE./HE./\" '1'S

'ro 1’L'RCll.\SE1ls 01-‘ '
Fancy Dry Goods,
IIE Subscriber would inform thc_ lllllabllallls
of N orwalk and vicini: y that he is now open-
ing at the Store, No, -1 Skiddy’§ Bl0cl\',‘tll0lm_)St
cxtciisivc and truly elegant variety of Lmbroid-
cries. Laces. Gloves, Hosiery, Ribbons, Dress
Triininings, Milincry Goods. Lmhcs DTCSS 05.195
and small War-cs, that w_crc_cvcrbcf'oi'c present-
ed to the traile in this vicinity.

Our iniincnsc stock of Laccsand Eiiibro‘.7dci'-
ins, cannot, be slll'[)J.SS€(l in variety and riclr-ics;
by any store in the state, tlll(1‘lllllSl. ‘be seen to
be :ipprcciat.cd. Our stock of _IIosieryis_iicr-
feet, and consists of every size of Infants, Mlrsses.
Boys, Ladies, and Gents, both German and real
Bi'if.ish. _

In Ladies’ Dress Caps, we can offer e.\'tr.aord-
iiiary induccmciits. We have 300 on liaiid,
which we are selling from 50 cents to $27.00, full
30 per cent. cheaper than when made to order.

Our large vai'icf._y of Kid, Silk, Lisle Thread
and Black Lace Gloves :uid Mitts, is worthy of
especial attention. Our varieties of Dress
’l‘i-immings are too extensive to particnlarize.
In Black Silks we can give bargains, and every
Lady who fails to give our stock all imllledlillic
inspection, neglects her own iiitcrests.

A F BALDWIN,

No. 4 Skiildg/’s Bloc].-, JV'orwaIlc, and

DRY GOODS! DRY GOODSH

NEW SPRING STYLES.
S. &. M. E. TOWLB &. CO.
01-‘
COLVIVIBIAN HALL,
N 0. 281 Grand st., New York.,

HANK now open for the inspection of their

patrons and straiigers visiting the city, a
new and extensive assortment of

Rich Spring & Summer Goods,

embracing in variety
RICH BROC./HDE PL./11D and s TRIPED
SILKS,
Rich Satin, Plaid, Plain 8:. Print-

ed Barages?
lich French Jaconets. Lawns dz Bavarian

C L O T II S .

iucu ri..i:n xxn 1‘1ll.\"l‘E1) cn.u.ii:s.
Rich Brochc, Cashmere. and Canton Grape
S II A W’ L S .
Together with fl. general assortment of
i.i.\'i-:.\‘ siii-:i-:i‘i.\'u, l’ll.l.tlW ('.\.<i.\'(:s, LINEN DAMASK,
T.-\lll.l-I ci.o1'iis, Ac.
DoiuesticCott.on, Slicctings.cPrint.s,
RICH LACE and B.\fBROll)l-‘.RIES IN
LARGE VARIETY,
E./V"GLISH s» GER./|[.‘l./\" HOISERY, dfc.
Making in the whole the most extensive and
complete cstablislimciit in the United States for
Fancy 8:. Staple Dry Goods.
S. A: M. E. 'I'OWI.l“. A‘. 130..
lmymrfrrs mul .li‘claiIers,

No. 28I Grand st.., New York.

hag,-,_. UNI-2 Pnici-2 I.vv.\i:i.\iii.v. .9;-J linrzl

IVI. II. WILSON .-

Ladies’ French Boot and Shoe

E .A. Z .A. .A. IE1. ,
279 Grand street,
JVE IV I/01611’.

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Pail-floId.County Savings As-
sociation.
CAPITAL $100-000.

IIIS Association organized undc_r the laws
of the State, will receive deposits of sums
from one dollar to one thoiisaiid dollars, and
pay interest on the same, semi-auiiiiially, at the
putt‘: of six per ccnt.lpcr :Illll!ll1l.t dThe .S:C1ll|l'l_t.y
0(0p0Sll§0l'S is am e, as invese capi a ics
between them and gay loss. lyposites are free
from taxes, and all sums under one hundred
dollars may be withdrawn, upon giving the
Treasurer ten days notice.
Deposits received daily at the oflicc of the
Treasurer, where the business of the Company
will be ti'aiisacf'.ed until suitable apartments can

be had. Iiitcrest. comnmiu the 1.9! of every
month. EBE.\'E'/.ER. IIILL, President.

J. M. CARTER, Vice President.
Directors.

Ci..u:ir BISSI-ILL

J. M. CART!-11:
S.t.\'1-‘ORD Coi.i:v

1-‘ R1-Illl-IRICK Bi-:i.ni»:.\'
Moi:o.:.\' T. S.\irrn
S.uiui:i. Coir
Jox.\1'ii.tx C.:.\ii-
Ai.i'iu:n l\I.\i.i.oiu'
E. C. Bissi-:i.i.

Enizxir/.i.-in Hiu.
Is.\.t(: S. Bunits
GEORGI-1 G. Bisiior
Janus MALLORY

J. A. Wizi-zn
S.\.\ivi-:i. Lvxi-is
TlI0.\[AS B. BUTLI-21:
Iux GRI-IGORY, .\l. D.
MATIIIAS Hvnin-;i.i.
JAMES W. I’i.\'xxuv DAVIII l‘i..\vr

SA.\ii:i-ix. Lrxi-:s, .\l. D. Bii.un.i:i' O. I}.\.\'xs
Ggoimn R. Ciioi.wi:i.1. II. M. I’_i:owii"r

W. B. E. Locxwoon.
Joiix. A Wizi-2n, Sec’-y amt Treasurer.

Norwalk, May 6th, 1854. 3f.‘20

Westport Savings Bank 8:. Build-
ing Association.
CAPITAL, $200,000.

Qfiicc in IVc.s~tport, over the Post Office.
HIS Iiistitiition, organized and established

under the laws of the State, will receive
on deposit any sum from one dollar to one
thousand doll-.u's, and pay interest. on the same,
scini-aiintially. at the rate of six per cent-., per
annuin: the Capital of the Iiistitiitioiibcing se-
curity for all deposits mudc therein. Such dc-
posits are free from taxes, and may be with-
drawn on one month's notice given to the
Treasurer.
ALVA GRAY, President.
Z.i1..\io.\' S.\.\‘i-‘oiin, Vice President.
Mvnox L. M.\so.\‘, Treasurer.
Dt'rcctor.~r.

Z.\LMON S.\.\‘FORD,
GEORGE Bl.A(IK.\l.\.\', CIIMCLI-ZS Wsini,
STui:i~:'r II. Kai-:i.i;i:, GEOIIGI-2 S. A1i.\.\is,

Joxxs H. Piii-:i.i's.
Wcstport, Coiin., May 1, 185-1.

ALVA Giuv,

_ chants is invited to our stock of goods and pri-

112111 flail: glllltrllfittlltllifi.

From S. M. I’E'l‘'I‘l'}.\'(1lI.I. & CONS Aovcrtisin,_~, Ageiicyl
1'22 Niisaali Street. New York, and No. 1, State .\‘ti-cot,
Boston. S. M. Pl'Z'I'l'F.NGII.L dz C0., are .-‘lg_renl..< for the
Norivalk Gazette and the most influential and largest cir-
culatingNewspapers both in the United States and the
Canadas.

Housekeeping Hardware,
AND FANCY GOODS.

J. do 0. DERRIAN,

MPORTERS and wholesale dealers in house
keeping Hardware and Fancy Goods, 601
Broadway, N. Y. Cutlery, Silver and Plated
ware, Composition, Enamelled and Iron Hol-
low ware, Bronzed, Copper and Brass Goods,
Bathing Apparatus. Tin, Wood and Willow
ware,_Bruslics, mats, Baskets, Refrigerators,
SPOWIDS Tackle, the. Our stock has for years
Past been equal to and now surpasses in varic-
‘Y and extent any similar establishment in the
country, and will be sold at prices defying
competition,
The attention of House-keepers and mer-

 

ces before buying. .1. A: C. Bi:iu:i.i.\‘_.
1315 001 Broadway, N. Y.

 

 

Locomotive Needles.
'1‘iiusu needles are superior to any imported
into this country and are only to be bad of
TIIOMAS ti: I‘lD\V.\lll) Gii.i.,

I4 Dcystizcet, N. Y.

Pancy Goods.

Tiio.\i.is A: EDWARD Gii.i.,

I.\ii-onrizits of 1":uicy goods, llosiery, Gloves-
Laccs, Einbroideries, Linens. 'l‘lirc-.ids, Lo-

comotive needles. Triinmiiigs Buttoiis, &c.———

(‘uoods from Auction every day.

U15 11 1)cy Street, N. Y.

Window and Picture Glass.

‘ A GOOD assortment. of window and Picture
Glass constantly on liand and f'or sale in quan-
tities to_suit purchasers. .Mcrcli:i.nts from cv-
cry section are invited to call and cxainiue f'or
themselves before buying. Orders by letter
promptly filled .Enw.utii 1’. l)ici<ii«:,

I44 Chambersst. near Iliidson R R Dcpot,.\' 1'

Cash Grocers.

Glitz}.-:si-ziiiiouuii lb 0l.B.\'1)0ltl-I. wholesale gro-

ccrs. 203 Chanibcr st. and I95 Reade st.,
New York. Buyers are particularly invited to
an examination of our stock. Ordciis‘ by letter
promptly attended to at the lowest tT.“*“‘k°t
rates. 13;‘-'-

IyI5

Crystdl Palace Tickets,

AY be had at the store of the subscriber.
25 cents each. E .E. KNA PI’.

ADIES Misses and Infants’ Fashionable and
J Rich styles Hats and Bonnets. just receiv-
ed this day and for sale exceedingly low at
Wcstport, June 19. .MOULTON’S.

A GREAT many very cheap goods have just
been received and are now for sale, at
June 19. MOULTON’S.
Flour, Salt, Meal, Peed, doc
LOUR of diffci-ciit briuids. Rock, Hay and
Sack Salt, Corn Meal, Fine Feed, Corn
and Oats, kept coiistuntly on hand at the Old
Mill, and for sale in quantities to suit purcha-
sers by J OSEPII W. IIUBBELL.
Norivalk, Jiiue 5th, I85-l. t.f23

.._.

Great Reduction in the Prices
of Dry Goods at 1VIou1ton’s.

HE subscriber has just received from Aiict-
ions and other sources, a very large and
complete iissortinciit of Dry Goods, which he
now offers for sale at prices. far below those of
any previous season. For instance, extra line
French Broad Cloths which were worth last
year 36 50 to 37, are now offered at. $5; those
which were sold at 35, now are $3 50 ; those
at 3.75 to :54, are now $9.50, and such as were
$33 are offered at $1.50 to $1.75 ; ti vcrydccciit
all wool cloth at $1. Cassinicrcs of all kinds
Willi a fine assorlinciit of ‘icstiiigs, will be sold
equally in proportion ; Black Alpaccas worth
25cts. are offered at. 12$ ; new styles Printed
Lawns at 10 cts., worth nearly double thc1non-
ey ; Also ii. large lot of very superior Linen
Tlircad at half its value, with :i great many
other cheap goods which cannot: well be incu-
tioned iii an advcrtiseiiicnt.
Purcliascrs are respectfully requested to call
and examine, and see whether these things are
S. ;\IOUL'1‘ON, Jr.

so.
Westport, May 13, 1854.

C. FIELDS,

Manufacturer and Dealer in

BOOTS; SHOES AND 1111332118-
HE subscriber has on hand and is ready for
orders of all kinds of Water Proof Boots,
and Dress Boots, of French Calf or Patent
Leather. Froiu his long practice in this branch
of the trade, he is confident that his work will
compare favorably with that of city manufac-
ture. He has also ii. general assortinent of
Congress Shoes, Oxford tics, brogans, tkc.
For the Ladies, he has a complete stock of
Guiter and Morocco Boots, Buskins, the.
Children’s work of all descriptions on hand
and made to order. India Rubber Boots and
Slices of all kinds. at C. FIELDS, opposite
Danbury dz Norwalk R. R. Depot.
Norwalk, Nov. 19, 1953. ly47

A Card.
The Subscribers would respectfully iuf'orni
the Ladies of‘ Norwalk and vicinity, tliat. they
have taken the Rooms recently occupied by
Dr. Boyle, over the store of‘Thom:is Riley, where
they will be happy to execute all orders in fash-
ioiiablc dress making, which may be entrusted

to them.
3tl4 JIIISSES ALLEN dc WINNE'l‘T.

Portmonies,_ _
AT about half‘ the f‘orincr prices. in any

' ° iv ‘ I5
quantity, for ladies and gtjifilapgté.

Horse, Cow, and Chicken Peed.

lg EPT coiistantly on hand and at the low-
est market price by IIOL.\1l:IS dz i\Ii:i:iu:i:.
Capers. _
UST received, a fresh supply of'C-aper
Sauce. HOLMES A’. MEEl\1s.R.

Lumber. Lumber.

ILL ti’, IIUBBELL have recently coin-
H incnccd the Lumber business at the old
staiitl lately occupied by Jlr. Charles Thomas,
and intend to keep on sale _
Timber. Lath and Lime, _
together with every V1\l'1(.'l-y of Lumber sold in
this market. We shall be happy to accommo-
daitc customers with any thing in our line at
liberal prices. ./ll. HIL ,

J. C. HUBBELL.
Norwzilk, April 13th, 1851. 15 finios‘

For Sale Cheap.

lot ol' Picks, Plows, Slodges, «kc. -\‘C- The
plows cinbracc f'oiir sizes and are “"5"
worthy the attcntioii of f:trinci's, _as they will
be sold at It bargain. Also, Ctistiiigs 0l_ CV07)’
description, at the general Blacksiiiitliing 95‘

tablishnicnt, foot of «Hill "lib ,
W.\ri:i:i:i'i:v A‘. DUNC.\.\’.

I Tissue Paper
OF good quality and variety of‘ colors at

I\NAI’P’S.

Kgency for I‘airba.nk’s colo-
brated scales.

LARGE supply of‘ the above named

inaiiuf:ict-tire, which for accuracy :iiid du-

rability cannot be siirpasscd, always on lw-I141
and for sale at inaiiul':ictui'ers prices, by

Lrox & KELLOGG, 83 Water st., Bridgeport.-

OAL, Sand and white mortar Screcns, of
cvci'y size at LYON ti: KELLOGG’Sy
S3 Water-st., Bridgeport.

 

New Jewelry Store,
./V0. 2, Skitltlg/’s Block.
IIAVE received in iiddition _to my former
large stock, some very choice goods the
present. week and can now show to purc_hasers
the largest and richest stock of fs'°°d5 ‘“ my

line over offered to the publicoiii 

I. J. Gi1bert’s

ELEBRATED BANDS t'or Machiiiery, for
which we are the only Agcntsin this coali-
A large supply of all widths always on

ces at
LYON ti’. KELLOGG’S-

85 Water st., Bridgeport.

1.yon’s Maignetic Powders

' OR the desti-uction of Insects, Bugs. «Y6-
without Poison, has been for m_auy years

a standard article throughout. the United States
and is regularly in demand by all good Houst-

, - , - - 1‘ ‘ I 9 ' t
kccpeis at this season of the yea!‘-K

t>'- . . .
hand at Just his 1""

 

Hogs to Sell-

Great Bargains.
I’ANG Jo BARDWELL at \\"cstpoi't-, rccivc
regularly every week froin the New York
Auctions, a constant supply of scasonablc Dry
Goods. Particular attciitiou paid to selecting
goods for (:'entIcmcn’s W'ear, which will be
made up to order, in first rate style and at fair
prices. Garments cut free of charge, when
the cloth is piircliascd at this store.
flflfyou wish to make good burg-.iiiis, call
before purchasing c-lsewherc. June 20.

CARPETS ! CARPETS!

HE iindcrsigned li-as now on hand ready for
his Ciistouiers, :1 very extensive assortiuent
of C.ti:i'i;'rs. DRl'Gt:1-2'l‘.‘s‘, Oil Clo!/is. Rugs,
./llattings, W'imIow Sliailts, Stair Rods, 8,-c.,
which he can offer to the Ladies of Norwulk
and its vicinity, at prices lower than ever.
Iiigrain Carpet, . . . . from 25. to 8s. per yard.
“ Stair Carpet, “ Is. to (is. "
Velvet Tapestry " . . . . “ 12s. iipwards.
Brussels “ . . . . " {ls "-‘
Aubussun "‘ . . . . is. ‘-
And other Goods at proportioiiall y low prices.
Do not fail to call before purchasiiig else-
where, as " QUICK S.u.i:s .\.\‘l) S.\I.\1.L 1’i:orirs” ..
is my motto.
Remember (lie iiumbcr I II, and cut this out
and put it in your pocket-book.
J. M. GILLESPIE,
Ill Bowery, New York

Wanted.

W0 Young Ladies to assist in an Enibroid-

cry and Trimming Store. they must be in-
telligent and iiidustrious, and possess an aiiii:i-
blc and contented disposition. such applicants
will meet. with liberal t’ll(:0lll’:l,*'.‘,‘L-‘lll(‘.lll. and find
a pcrmaiieiit and pleasaiit situ:if.ioii. Apply
personally 2nd door north of the Post Uflice,
Danbury, or No. 4 Skiddy‘s Block. Norwalk.

FILES.

LARGE assortuicnt of every size, style
and length, of the best iini.iiuf'actiirc, at.
Lvox &/ Ki:i.i.ot;o's. 83 Water sf... Bridgeport.
0OD’S REFINED BORAX. by the 1b.,

case or barrel. at
LYON dc I{ELLOGG'S-
83 W atcr sf..', Bridgepoi‘t..
C. S. LOCKWOOD.

AS now on hand, and will be coinataiitly
receiving 1|. good and well selected stock

36'

23ml!)

of
Clot/ix, Cassimcrcs and V(.’.V/bl/go’,

Of the finest. quiilitlcs and latest p:if.tci'tis,
which he will make up in the most approved
styles. _

Also :1 general asscitiiiciit of fine

READY llIi1lDE CLOTIIING
In all the various styles, and the best quali-
ty of work at low prices.
Gen¢lgmw’.s F tcr/its/t-iveg Goods of all
krimls.
If you want the worth of‘ your inoncy call at
No. 3, Slr.i¢ldy»"s Block,
Norwalk, Ct.
To Let.
HE b-.i.rn near the Bridge, belonging to
the Estate of N. S. Bailey. dc-c'd. En-
quire of‘ T. B. Butler, or Charles Fields. tfl9

._____.—.

____

NEW AND CHOICE _
Standard Pnblicatioiis.
(Just from Prcs.v,)

FRICA and the Aincrican Flag. by A1Nllj‘»""
II. Foot, Coast Lieutenant Coin_iiiai_it_I1n3
the U. S. brig Porpoisc on the coast of Ali-ic:_i. ;
Alone, by Marion Ilarlaiid; -Sl’.I‘llg.'_,",‘:'l‘1-‘b _l0l'
Life, or the Atitobiognlplll’ 0‘ “_ D‘*”°".h"g
Minister: Vara. or the Child‘ of A(10[)l-18“;
U"y5t=\1line- 01' “'0 1'1°‘‘'°°‘“ "t.r§1.l l.‘”(l)1‘ 
fie’ by F. W. Shcmml ‘1"[.Eiiti:i.i3ice‘i’iito the
- iv :1 "5 ‘ c
ibis‘-(1)i.yb0f1?;-t3i$b:fiiiii'iiby: Life and Adven-
0‘ (' y Mcrcliaiit, by J. B. Jones;

 -. t
 of Home Companion, con-
tainincr the Still’ Ch5"“b‘~“‘~ by W‘ M‘ ATS‘
wo,.u,°A Stray Yankee in Texas, Quordon

Rounds, and other tales, at. Sni.i.i:ci<’s.
Just Received.

Y A. SELLECK, a lot of splendid Grate
B Aprons, also Tissue Papers. ornainciitally
cut for Mirror and _Picture I‘i'ames. LC}|VeS
and Wires for artificial Flower making. Ace.-
For sale cheap.

Summer Dry Goods at Westporf»
LARGE addition to our fornier stock.t°°

__._.._._.__.._._.___.

gjlefo york gbhtrtiszmmls.

"30" “’-‘l- 11- -‘lI'D0NAi.i)’s ADVERTISING noun:
I02 russau-s'rru»:r:1', NEW roux.

NEW PAPER HANGINGS,
AND

INTERIOR DECORATIONS. . _
Pratt alt. Hardenbergh, -

M.\NUFAt.‘l'URERS AND 1MI’0R’I'lRS,
No. 360 Broadway New ‘York.
Have added to their Wholesale business’, a
RETAIL DEPARTMENT,

And are constantly receiving all the new_ variation of
Wall 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.

PRIVATE RESIDENCES, Hornns, PUBLIC Bi,-n,m_\-as
CHURCHES, BANKING Housns, STORES, Am) on-1-
CES in any part of the country appropriately
PAPEBED on DECORATER in FBESCO, MARBLE or
Woons, in a superior manner by the best work-
men in the trade, at reasonable prices, and the
work warranted. 51117

Stearns, Hutchinson & 00.,
IQ. «is 14 WARREN STREET,
NEW Yoax.

HOLESALE Dealers in Staple and Fan-
cy Dress Goods, Ribbons, Gloves, Hobi-
cry, Linens, Laces and Millincry Articles.
which are offered at the lowest market prices.

to Cash and prompt time buyers.
TIIOS. G. STEARNS, G. S. HUTCHINSON,

DAVID R. SELLECK.

Nos. 12 and 14 Warren st. ,
‘(First street below Chambers-st.)

Piano-ronrrns.

New, and Second Hand, For sale.

CRICES from $100 to $600, of New York
and Boston manufacture, by the best m_a-
kers. Any one in Norwalk and vicinity in
want of 3 Pigno.For1.efire invited _to call and
examine them_ old Pl,-mos taken in exchange.

F. H. NASH, Prof of -til“-9%

No. 510 Broouie st.. N. Y.

38
com) a smvnn WATCHES-

Diamonds, Jewelry & Silver Ware-
THE Subscriber woi_ild_call the atten-
 tion of purchasers visiting New loi-k
9; City, to his large and well selected stock.
com ,"sing in part, the following (which he of-
[erg-[1)'0i. ‘c at less than the usual prices,) and
whiich wsfifb “*-warded to all parts of the Uni-
° “" ‘as, by mail or express.

3:1 Sttfttps and Cam...
c o ciargc. -
~ s. can:
_ JULDS JIIGDNBDN w.. 1' ..,,, ,, ;._.,.,
II arrantcd perfect time-keepers, from <.._ "
COOPER WATOKEB.
E‘-uplex and Levers, from $12510 5275

INDDPDNDDNT SECOND.
and Quarter Second Watches for timing

horses

' CERONOIVIDTDRS,

Splendid Gold Pocket Chronoineters, perfect
time-keepers $125 to 3250

DIGET DAY WATCHES.

which run eight days with once winding $140 to $185
DNAMDL WATCHES,

for Ladies, some in hunting cases $35 to $100
DIAMOND WATOEDI, _ .
for Ladies, some in magic cases $55 to $300
MAGIC WATCBEI9

which change into three different Watches $100 to $175
WATCHES WHICH WIND -UP ~
and turn the hands without a key 885 to $140

All Kinds of Watches at Low Prices.

$125 "to 3250

Fine Gold Lepine Watches, 4 holes jewelled $25 00
Fine Gold Detaclicd Levers 30 00
Gold Enamclled Watches for the Ladies 35 00
“ English Patent Levers 35 00
“ “ “ “ , hunting cases 58 00
Silver Patent Levers as low as 16 00
“ Detached Levers “ 14 00

Jewelry, Gold 8; Silver Plate, &-c,
Ladies’ Gold Sets—Ear-rings, Pins and ,
815 00 to $75 00

bracelets
Ear-rings, S2 to $25 ; Pins, 32 to $25 ;
Bracelets 5 00 to 80 0.
Gold Locke-ts—one, 2, and 4 glasses 3 00 to 25 00
Gold Guard Chains 10 00 to 50 00
Gold Chatelaine Chains I0 00 to 110 00
Gold Vest Chains 8 00 to 85 00
Gold Fob-Chains 5 00?-0 25 00
Fine 3old Wedding Rings 3 50to 7 00
Gold Guard Keys 1 00 to 5 09
Gold I-‘ob-Keys '1 00t0 3 00
Gold Fob-Seals 3 00 to 12 00
Gold Tliimbles '2 50 to 5 II)
Gold Pencils 1 25 to 7 00
Gold Pens and Pencils 3 52 to 16 00
Diamond Rings 7 00 to 250 00
Diamond Earrings 100 00 to 300 00
Diamond Pins 15 00 to 300 00
Gold Crosses 2 00 10 12 00
Gold Finger-rings, with stones 2 00 to 15 00
Gold Sleeve Buttons per set 2 50 to 1.4 00
Gulil Studs per set I. 50 I0 10 00
Gold Spectacles per pair 5 00 to 9 00
Gold Eye-Glasses 1 75 to 6 00
Silver Tea Spoons per set 5 00 to 9 00
do Table do per set 12 0Oto 21 00
do Table-I-‘orks per set 13 00 to 23 00
do Cups for Children 5 00 t0 15 00
do Napkin-Rings ' each 150 to 3 50
Gold Arnilets for Children per pair 2 50 to 6 00
Plain Gold Rings 75 10 3 00
Chascd Gold Rings ' 1 00 to 5 00
Silver Thimbles. Silver Tops 37
Gold Scarf Pins' 1 00 to 7 00

HO. O. ALLEN. -

Importer of ‘Watches .83. Jewelry,
WHOLESALI-2 AND RETAIL,
No. 11 WALL Sranirr,
(Second Floor,) near Broadway, New York.

JACOB SMI'I'H’S,
MACHIENRY DEPOT,
95 Maiden Lane, N. Y.

KEEPS constantly on hand

Pressure and Regulating valves, for
Steam Engines, Steam Whistles, Mill and Cir-
cular saws, 5 kinds of Mortice Machines, Tenon
Machines, Boring do., Mining Machinery, Cor-
nish pumps, lifting and forcing, Steam Engines
and Boilers’, Stamps and Mortars, Drillling ma-
chines assorted, Power and hand punclies,turn-
iiig lathes for iron and wood, planing machines
for wood and iron, sash and moulding machines.
Tenon machines, Spoke do., «to.
Also, machines for turning axe and Pick
handles, Leather Belting all sizes, best ma-
chinery oil, wholesale and retail ; Machinestis
files assorted, Sand Paper “ Gage’s” best, Em-
ery paper aud Emery cloth, also the best Lon-
don Emery, -.111 Nos.,aIso, Iron pipes for Gas
and water, assorted from 1 1-2 inch to 12 inch
in diameter. Terms cash, or approved paper.34

AT CIlICHESTER’S Hardware Store can_bc
found the largest assortment of Paints, Oils,
Varnislics and Painters’ Materials, ever offered
11 this market call and see him. scpt. 8th.

- XCELSIOR Hoes,a new article in this

' ‘k t». f I b ’ -
""1 °‘ Oifave. A’. cmcussrnu.

Stone Por Sale.
LOADS of good Stone for sale, suita-
50 blc for docking or building purposes,
and but a short distance from the Bridge. En-
quire at the Gazette Oflice.

Patterson's Compound Extract

of BITTER APPLE!

F.-\i\lILY Remedy, used by thousands and
f'ouud invaluable in the folioiving com-
plaints, viz. : Dpspepsiu-. Liver Complaint, P_aI-
pitation of the Heart, J aundice. W0{mS-_ Sick
Head-ache, Bilious Complaints, Constipation of
the Bowcls, Loss of Appetite. afld General “Tl
Nervous Debility. The use _of one bottle is
sufficient to satisfy any one 0f_'1t§ \l-'<-‘I111: and the
price is such as to place it within the reach. of
all. Prepared by H. Patterson, Darlelly Ct;

For sale by J ohn A. Weed and W. E. Bissel
Nof\va]k, II, Taylor S. N0l'\Vfllk, Sam]. (2. S11-.
liman New Canaan, Charles H. Bouton Wilton,
L. Tuttlc and J. L. Bradley Westport. 3ui25'

1v'i

 and Sayings of
A Mrs. 1’:n'tiiigtoii and others of the family,
bv B. P. Sliillaber. Also, Rules of Proceeding
fl.l1(l Debate in Deliberative Assemblies, by L-
S. Cusliing, just rec’d at KNAPPS.
Ladies’ Dress Goods.
UST Received some splendid styles, at very
J low prices, at the Cheap store of
SPANG & BARDWELL.
Wcstport, June 20, I854.

EFINED Charcoal Wire of all sizes. Brass
R and Copper do. by the lb. or toiT_. ’-‘F-3'
Lvox & Ki::LLoco’s, 83 Water st., Bridgeport.

Tickets For Sale. W] I
0 Prof. Hart’s ‘f Panorama of the ' {O S
wo,.1d.~: .:,,1Enmu1g 4 ptirsonstgo 3111: exppjs
tion, also entitling .t11_c 110 aft M Newspaper ,-
siibscription f.oi.h.c_ " W 11019 .'t_t°" ter rim ’
“““..“..°“.§‘:€-‘;.§‘.‘.“lf".ii;%”.:.”ii--5'; in
.- s - *
any nuinber desired, at

A. SELLECKES.
'7-213.: 2..-yian .m---

s ctcd on.a_n entirely

THESE P-en? “lie 1(‘::lIll(lt0II"l1Dg them very free
new pmmlp the point, similar to the best
They write with great case
do not fatigue the hand as is
kinda of Metallic

KNAP1”s.

and flexible noall‘
made trom qml 
and frcedoI_Il. 3“

' the case with many other

Pens, f'or sale at

V. A. Cnicnns'rEB-

many articles to enumerate, recivcd direct

Mair:-st. Danlmry, Conn.

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1 VIVWO fine Hogs for sale,G%l(()1:l3'f-‘

from Auction, by SPANG dz BARDWELL-

PLOUGHS of every de3°"iP“°“' f°r me by
E.