Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, April 5, 1859 · page 3

- _ Polka.” Price only 10 cents.at the store of

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fiiiiiuer Wanted-
N experienced Milllner wanted ,-one com-
petent to Trim. Apply to
MISS I". PILG RIM.
Post Ofiic-'2 Building, Norwalk. Ct.

PLACE FOR SALE.
HE place forinerly occupied by Rufus
Rider, situated in Silver i‘.1lnc.so called,
consisting of a House. Barn, about half an
acre of‘ Land, with good fruit li'0es- lf 11 03
sold by the 31st day of May, will be o_fi'ered
at Auction on that day. For further infor-
mation enquire of Thomas M. Raymond.
near the premises. 3t14

Wagon Gs Carriage Building
ND Repairing, in New Canaan, at the old
stand of’ the subscriber. Every de9c!‘lP'
tion of Wagons made to order. painted and
repaired at the shortest notice, and left 1?,“
cent cheaper than at any other shoP “1 I ‘:1
county. All kzilnds of Fl‘D:;rmkPl'°,:1,:1n°9§n“e"‘
— . .1 ' k an ' ta’ --
¢(:)liankii’gtl'li1>,i'a\3ork.w 3‘iill4 E. L. ARNOLD-

Bargains.

UR Spring Stock of Dry Goods have ar-
O rived, being a full and complete assort-
ment of every article in tlge above line, to
which we shall be almost daily receiving ad-
ditions to.uTh§ _paib1i<; artehei;It.:s1)§p,te1'qully in-

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“led l° ca an iid. BARDWELL 35 00.

Our Musical Priend, No. 18,

ONTAINS "' One Smile From Thee,”
C *‘ The Philopena Schottlsche,” “ Glorins
Vintage of‘ Champagne." “ The Ourika

KNAPP &. LYNES .

District of Stamford, as. Probate Court,
/Ipril 1st, 1559.
EST.\TE of J._I-I. SHIRT do CO.. insol-
vent debtors of Stamford, in said Dis-
tiict, assigned in trust ,&c. '
The Court of‘ Probate for the District of

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Road fluildei 5, Attention ,1
BE ,,,o,.kmg of three or four new public
higliwziys in New _C:H1i|iW- “'1” l"~’,°m"”'fl
at auction on .‘.1_«.in<l:i.Y Ill” 11”‘ ‘my 01 ‘Mm!
next at 1 o'clooli l‘. M..io be ll(‘.lt’I. on the ripid
to be worlii.-.1 in -.\'e\v. Lain-.iai1 l.llll‘:,‘o'C'_ "u.",'
pl-.ius and specific-alioiis for _“0; ‘"8 53“
lo-gdg, to be ninde lcnown on said ( ay.

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Pl‘.‘l‘l~.‘-ft S.\l['l‘ll. ,
WILLIAM L. n'.-\RI.\G- Esflecixll-°,'3,'

Cl1Altl.l~23 u.ii'.iio.\'i):

Auction, to close a Concern.
The .Sclionnei- l)~.ivid Hazard Now

a. ., plying at South Norwalk, carrying,

85 tons coal, will be sold to the high-

 

P' M. The spars are iiearly ncw,Ilic sale rig-
ging and blocks are good. chains ancnors &c.,
.\‘:c.. will be put up separately from the bull
in sale to suits purchasers. If the weather

should prove stormy, the auction will take
place on the next fair dav after. Terms Cash.
Said vessel-’s length is 64 feet, breadth of
beam 2.’: feet, 4 1-2 feet depth.
D. FANTON, Auctioneer.
Norwalk, April f3.h', 1859.

Auction Notice.

Il.L be sold at Auction, at 2 o‘cloclr,

P. ltl.,Safnrday, the 9th of April.a
tract of LAND formerly belonging to the
Estate of Joseph Lockwood, coiifainiiig 19
acres, more or loss. This land affords first-
rate pasture, and is well watered bya spring
never known to fail ; there is also standing
thereon several cords of wood. and a few
Apple trees, This ]_‘r'.1S1lll'fi§I(! is situated ate.
convenient; dist-aiice from the village, being
less than one mile, and from the fact that pas-
turage thus situated cannot be obtained, of-
fers a consideratloii that makes a word to the
wise siiflcieiit. Terms made known at the
time of sale. Sale to take place on the land,

JAMES FINNEY, Auctioneer.

Carriages Por Sale.
HE undersigned offers for s lc one of the

Stamford hath limited and allowed 4 months
from the date hereof,for the creditors of said
Estate, in which to exhibit their claims there-
to ; and has appointed NATHANIEL E. ADAMS
and Eowxnn P. WHITNEY , Commissioners to
receive and examine said claims.
Janus II. 0L.\1S’I‘l-DAD, Judge-

The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the Union House, in said Stamford,
on the 30th day of April, and on the let
day of August,1859, at 9 o’clock.iu the fore-
noon, on each of‘ said days, for the purpose
of attending on the business of said appoint.
inent. NATIIANIEI. E. AD.Alt1S,}COinm1s-

. EDWARD P .lVHI’l‘NEY, siouers.

All persons indebted to said Estate are re-
quested to make immediate paymet. to
4114 LEWIS L. G. Wui'r.\'i-.1’, Trustee.

District of .N'arwallc, ss. Probate Court

March 31st, 1859. s
ESTATE of HANNAH KELLOGG. late of
' New Canaan, in said District,deccaSe<l-

Oimi-xiii-zn-Thsit the Executor (:.\'llll).ll. his
Administration account to this Court for ad-
justment. at the Probate Office in Nogwvilll-'.
on the 16th day of April, 1859, at 9 o cloclg,
for-enoon ; and that all persons interested in
said Estate, may be notified thereof, the Exe-
cutor will cause this Order to be published
in a newspaper, printed in_Fairfiel_d County
and post a copy thereof on the sign post in
said New Canaan nearest the place where
said deceased last dwelt. at least ten days
before said 16th day of April. _

GEORGL A. DAVENPORT,

Judge.

TATEMENTof the condition oftlieFAIH-
FIELD COUNTY BANK, at the closeo
business on the 31st day of March, 1859.

LIABILITIES .

 

Capitalstock, . . $292,000 00
Circulation, . . . . . . . 172,562 00
Due Banks in this Statc,. 3.627 54
Due Banks out of this State, . 10.010’ 82
Deposits, not bearingintere . 73,857 1:1
Dividends unpaid . . . 476 00
surplus funds, . 530,833 83
Earnings since last dividend, 11,102 50
. $584,669 82
nnsotmccs.

Banking House and Lot, . . $8,000 00
Specie in Bank, . . . . . 20,158 28
Bills of other Ban'ks,. . . 3,6-1700
Due from Banks in thisstate, 10,757 77
H “ -‘ out of “ 43,349 22
Expenses sincelast dividend, 1.01694
Checks on other Banks, 3,806 97
State Tax, . . . 12 05
Notes and Bills discounted. . . 487,910 90
$534,009 8-2

Fairfield County ,ss. I,John A . .\[ooi-head
Cashier of aforesaid Bank, being duly sworn
depose and say that the above statement is
correct. J. A. MOORHEAD, C'(1Sh‘It’7‘.

Sworn before me, this 4th day of April;

1359, JOSEPH F. Foori-2,
1; Justice of the Peace.

TATBMENT of the condition of the

Bank of Norwalk, on the First (layof
April, 1859. before the transaction of any
business on that day.

largest stock of Carriages cver offered in
this market before, consisting of 4 and 6 seat
Rockaways. 4 seat Wagons, half top jump
seat Buggies for two or f'our persons,Buggies
such as roll up and sliifilng rail, close top
and no top Buggies, &c. Also some second
hand Cai-rlages, and a business \\':igon suita-
ble for a farmer or gi-ocer—all warranted as
good as the best. Also the Carriage Manu-
faclory, consisting of a large three story
brick Building, Biz‘-.cksinit1i’s Shop, and a
building for storing Lumber, with tools and
stock. situated near the Railroad Depot, at
Stamford. Fairfield County. Conn., or the
stock will be sold and builrliiig rented to a
good tenant. 3t'12 I’. II. BROWN .

WANTED l

GIRL to do the Cooking, ‘-l"as.liing. &c.,
in a fainily of eight persons. Liberal
wages will be given for one who is thorouglily
competent. Apply to this Oliice. M13

Wanted.
SMART girl to do ,<zciieral housework.
Apply at the house of’ .
. CH.tni.i: A '1‘. Ll-20.\‘A1lD.

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Sprmg Opening.

1 RS. GRUSIMAN will ‘open '1‘hursday,

April 7th. a splendid assortment of
‘rich andchoice styles of’ Bonnets and Milliiiery
Goods, of Spring and ‘Summer Fashions, at
her rooms in the PostO1’fic'e -building, South
Norwalk. The Ladies of Norwalk and vicin-
ity are respt-ctfully' invited to call at her
apartment before purchasing elsewhere. 2t13

Wanted.
1

FIRST CLASS Sewing Machine Opera-
A few hands wanted for bnstliigs.

tors to work on Shirts and Ti'lmmlngs.
Constant
employment and good prices given. Apply
to A. G. BRAl)Y do Co.,
. Di-pot Building.
Georgetown, Marci‘: 28th, 1859. It/‘13

Barn" To Let.

HE Barn in the rear of the-Storc-'of C. N.
Cl0Cl(,Wlll be for rent from the 1st of
Nov next. Apply to GAZI-ZTTE Orrici-2. lf13

Notice.

HE ‘Subscriber having disposed of his iii-

terest in his i\‘oi‘w:i1k Clothiiig Establish-
ment to Mr. Bennett Turk. of New York,
WJ1lltI take this occasion to commend him to
my foriner customers and patrons, The cs-
tnblislinient will be under the charge of’ Mr.
JACOB ’I‘L'r.K, who has already become familiar
with the trade and its patrons, and who will
at all times be ready to serve the public in
the line of his business. In bidding adieu to
my friends and customers, and thanking them
f'or their liberal patroiiage and many act» of
kiidness during the past ten years. I would
say that although far away in “ Fat.hei'laiid,”
the kind friends in old Norwalk will not be
forgotten. N. TURK.

In accordance with the above notice. the
eslablishmeiitwill liereaf't-er be conducted uii-
der the name and firm ol'Bi-i.\‘.\’i-trr TURK, and
with the iindersisrned as supei-intending
agent. Mr. Bennett Turk, residing in New
York, and being very largely engaged in the
inanufacture of Ready Made Clothing and Fur-
nishing Goods, the fiieiids of the establish-
ment may rest assured that the former facil-
ities foi selling good goods at a very small
advance from cost, will thereby be lacgely
increased.

All those in want of a-“ good and well fit-
ting garinent” will do well to give him a call
before they purchase elsewhere, and examine
his large stock. shall be the aim of the
undersigned not only to sustain the reputation
of’ the establisliuient, but by honest and l'air
dealing, to increase it. Remember that he is
receiving a larger and better selected stock
of Clothing than was ever offered for sale in
Fairfield County.and all he asksis that you
will give him a call, and examine for yoiir-
selves. J. '1‘URK, Agent.

LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock, 8300.000 00
=Clrculation, . . . - 15l.C(30 00
Due Banks in this State, 3: ,01-1 56
Deposits. . . 57.597 09
Earnings . ,. 7.-570 (ll
Dividends unpaid, . 201 25
, ' $519,943 51
RESOURCES.

Banking House, - $3.000 00
Specie in Bank, . . . . 15.885 26
Bills and Checks of other Banks, 3,253 79
Due from Banks in this State, 5,013 94
" “ out “ . 29.149 22
Bills discounted, 457.142 48
Expense Account, 1.501 82
$519,943 51

Fairfield County, 8.9.. I, R. B.Craufurd
Caahierof the aforesaid 'Bank,being duly
sworn, depose and say that the above state.
mentlscorrect. R.B.CRAUFURD,Ca:hier

Sworn and subscribed this first day of
April. 1859. Emv.uu) P. Wasp,
31:14 Notary Public.

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N. Y. 6!. N. 1!. Railroad.
1859,. SPRING ARRANGE.\IENT, 1859
Comnlcncing ./Ipril 4 , 1859.

Trains to New Yoik.

Fr 0 m N'ew. Haven .

 5.30, 7.00 and
9.45 A. 21.. and 4.30. P. M.
The 7.00 A. M., and 4 30 P. u. trainsreceive
passengers from the Danbury Railroad at Nor-
wall’:

The 9.45 A.M.l;l'tlln receivespassengcrsfrom
the Hartford, Springfield, and Canal Rail-
roads, at New IIaven,and from the Naugatuck
Railroad at Bridgeport _

Exrai-:ss—At 2.00 1’. M., (in connection with
Express Train from Boston,) receiving pa ss-
engcrs from the New London and Canal Rail-
roads at New Haven, from the Housatonic
Railroad at Bridgeport, stopping at Bridge-
port. Noiwalk and Stamford. 8.30 r. M.
stopping at Bridgeport, Norwalk and Stam-
ford "'

Special train leaves Norwalk at 6.00 A. II.
and 3.20 r. ii. for New York.

I;’q1tsqto:p1gI§qil('ggd.

Passengers for Hon.-atonic Railroad will

take the 9.45 A. M train to Bridgeport,
Dan bury and Norwalk Railroad.

Passengers for the Danbury and Norwalk
Railrord will take the 7.00 .1. ii.,and 4 30 r.
it. trains to N01-walk.

Trainsfroiri JVo ru-allr to New Yorlr.——At
6.00,6.44, 8.13,am1 11.02. A. u.,3.05, (Fx.)
3.20, 5.44, 9.35, (Ex.) P. u.

Train 8 fI'03.I= New York,
For New Haven.

Accoii.--At 7.00 A. x.,12.45, 3.50 and 4,45
P..\I.

Exrnnss Ta.uxs_—At 8.00 A} M. and 3_15 p_
-11. for Boston, via New Haven, Hartford
Springfield and Worcestcnthe 8.00 A. .\i. stop.
plug at Stamford, Norwalk and Bi-‘:dgepon_

'I‘lie 3.15 2. ii. -at Stamford. Norwalk and
Bzidgeport, '

“The 8200;. u.tral_n connects with Honsa-
tonlic, Naugatilck,Cana.l, and New London

Railroads .-

iThe 3.15 r. M. train connects with Nauga-

tnc-k-and New London Railroads.
‘The 7.00 A. M. Acommodatiomand 3.50 P. M

N'8lfl‘S 00!H1ect with Danbnry and Norwalk

B,-.tilroad,atNoi-walk. a

-'= '4'-’-'5iin‘v/”-a-r.n;‘Jlr..>~iuazIc In Ji’ew H'aver1.—
. ALB -35 4.25., 2.3,:-, 4.57. (Ex) 5.-16,.-.‘m1 6.41

M.

tion Houses and Hotels. .
- supt’s0lfice. -an Ave. and 27th St.,N. Y.

-593,‘ S“PV5 0lfice.Station House New

Haven. JAMES H.HoY'1', .S'up’_t.

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New York &Norii.:a1k.
, Spring /lrraozgemcnls.
_ SELLi«:ci:‘s LINE or PACKETS !
V ‘HE Sloops MARY A. SELLECK and
DOMESTIC, having been thoroughly
overhauled and rt-fitted, have commenced
their Spring and Summer tiips, leaving 11iib-
hell’s Dock, Norwalk. every Tuesday and
Saturday nights, and Pike Slip every 'l‘hnrs-
day and Saturday, t.lii-oiiglioiit the season.-
Fr ights taken on the most reasoiiable terms.
Produce, &c., disposed of to the but advan-
tage. 13 SELLlt2Cl{ Jr DF.\li\_lON.

A LARGE Stock 01' Glover and Timothy
Seed—-quality unsurpassed and prices
right, at G. &. G. M. HOLMES’.

LA RG19‘ Stock of new Green and Bl:fc—k
'I'EAS—-quality, for the prices. unequaled.
. G. & G. M. I1OL.\1ES.

 

ax. . . , .
-526 large bill of advertisement at the Sta-

FAMILIES wishing to lay in a sleek of
Sugar and Molasses f'or the Summer will
(10 Well to call on the HOLMES’.

I IDES and CALF SKINS will find a good
market at the Store of
G. J: G. M. HOLMES.

FOR SALE.
GOOD ll0|‘Se. Carriage, and Harness.
A150. 11 Peddling Wagon, all of which
Will be SOICI cheap, ‘:15 tile Qwucl‘ has no use
‘f0l' lll9m- T. RILEY.

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J‘ust Published,,

1‘I.i‘rur.\‘io.\'i.-,1. Bnoxi~;n_.ici: ; a true narra-

tive of adventures in the city of New
York. By A. C. Hills. For sale by

KNAPP &- LINES.

at ; avcry superior ar-
OL.\1S'1‘EAD do C0's.

 

SEED, Spring Whe

est bidderon thetith of April 1859 at 1 o'clock ,

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Banbury-

. iiousthtrsivs
E M P-O R I U M

Fai1'fi_eld County.

Andrews do Ives having established a
S’lC0f‘e exclusively forthe furnishing of’

Household Goods

now have on hand a stock of ‘everytliiiig
needed in a Housekeeper‘s outfit—every
article of which will be sold at the

Lowest Prices.

They are dcteriiiined not to be outdone in
the VARIETY OR COMPLETE-
NESS of their stock, nor in the LOW
RATES at wliiclghcy will offer them,
even by the largest city concerns, and

Cash Purchases
made of _fi7-st lzamls, law rents, and small
9.7.‘-_D2‘7l.':‘(.’.S‘, insure the success in their deter-
mination. Their stock includes among
its innumerable varieties :

FURNITURE,

Bedsteads, Sofas, Chairs, Lounges, Ta-
bles, Cradles, Cottage Setts, &.c.

Carpets.
The largest variety of patterns ever
shown in this part of the State. Three

Ply, Brussels, Ingrain, Superfine, Rag,
Oil Cloths, Mattiugs, &c.

W'ooden Ware,

Pails, Tubs, Kneading Trays, &c.
Crockery.
Tea, Dinnbr and Breakfast sets of Stone

and French China Dishes, Platters,
Bowls, Pitchers, &c.

Silver plated ware

Cakc Baskets, Spoons, Forks’ Sugar
Bowls, Salvers, Fish and‘ Cake Knives.

Cutlery,
Knives, Forks, Carvers, Steels.

Stoves,
Peyton Cook Stove for Coal, Empire
City Cook Stove for IVood, Dclcwarc
Cook Stove, a cheap Stove for Summer
use geiierally. Also, Parlor and Store
Stoves. l0

 

Watches and Jewelry.

E. E 1\I O "V A In .
EORGE C. ALLEN, l1ll)llSl11t:SEln Wall-
st. for the past twenty two years, has re-
moved to No. 415 Broadway, one door be-
low Canal st., where he hasjustopciied a new
stock of Watches and Jewelry of‘ entirely
new and beautiful styles, also. Silver and
Plated Ware. lIe is constantly receiving
the latest styles of Watches and Jewelry, by
every Stca-ner direct from the manufacturers
in Europe.
Watches cleaned and repaired in the best
manner by the finest London and Geneva
workmen.
George C. Allen. Importer of Watches and
.Ic\velr5 and rn:inul‘actiii'ei' ofJcwelry, Watch

Cases and Silver Ware, wholesale and retail,

415 Broadway, one door below Canal-st. New
6m49

Pianos '.l'.'uned.
B DECK ER. Piano Forte Tuner, will
. visit Norwalk on Monday, April 4th.
Personsdeslrlrg myserviceswlll please leave
their orders at the Norwalk Hotel, before
Wediiesilay evenliig,Apri1 6111.
E. B. DECKER,
421 Broonie-st., N. Y,

Wanted.

W0 Panfaloon and Vest Makers, none but

12

good ones need apply. '1‘. RILEY.
Norwalk, March 15th, 1859.
Seeds! Seeds 1

LOVER. Timothy, Red Top, Lawn

Grass, Kentucky Blue Grass and Hunga-

rian Grass seeds at the Agricultural and
Scetl Store of -LAEONAIID 6' S'riir.i:'r.

Garden Seeds!

WE have now u coingflctc assortment of

the choicest kind of’ Garden Seeds and
as itis ouriutention to keep none but the
best to be had. the public may depend upon
getting good seeds of us anl on favorable
terms. Ll-}0.\'ARD & Sritizc r.

Pertilizers.
, I-‘.llUVI\.-.\‘ Guano, Super Pliosph-ate Lime,‘
Poudu-tie, Bone Dust, Plaster, &'.c.. for
sale at the Agricultural and Seed Store of
LI-20.\'All1) dc STR1-3F.T.

J.N.LOGKWO0D.& C0.

(Successors to J. P. H.ixroim,)
East side tlze Brulgei A70. 3 .P/teniz: Block.

I EEP constantly on hand a large and va-
ried assortment of‘ Limes’, Gi-:.\'.i.’s xxx)
Ciiii.oiinx's

Gaiters, Boots, Shoes, .&c.,

all made under our own personal supervision
of the best material and in the very best man-
ner. Our assortment of‘ Lxoins’ G'cI'l'l-211.6,
uiidoubtcdly comprises, both in extent and
quality, a finer assortment than can be found

'at any similar establishment in the County.

In Gsxr’-1 Boers. Giiri:iii., Saosr. &c., we
have a larger and better assortment, we are
confident,than was ever before offered in
Norwalk. We are prepared to manufacture
to ineasurc,rm_y article in our line, and at
the shortest notice-

Missiis, Axo Cim.oizi:iv’s Szmi-:3, RUBBIIRS.
&c., ii; endless variety. A fi:ie article of
'5LIi>ri~:ns for Gent’s wear.

REPAIRING in all its branches done neat-
ly,quickly and cheaply.

HE Publishers of the LASI‘ DAYS OF
T WEBSTER AT MARSl{FIELl)—-have

ticle,at

IEEDS . of almost every variety
8 at OLMSTEAD dc CO’s. ’

POTASH, No.1 ; w;ii'rnnte'J., at

oLiisi‘E<iD «i 90's- A
ARIS and Shoulders, of our own curing’
S. E.OL.\1S'1‘EAD CO’s.
Seed Potatoes.
.ini.v Nutmeg or Napoleon. Earlv June.
Prince Albert. and Peach Blossom Pota-

tot-s,for sale at the Agricultural and Seed
Store or Lr.o.\‘Ann dz STREI-.'l‘.

'i.n.vs Falls Limc—f‘or ‘Wliitewasliing—
the best in use, at ‘
‘ OLMSTEAD .1. co s.

packing. caii’t be beat,
OLMS'l'EA_D 8:. CO-'s.‘

Locust ftliountaiu Con},

‘rllll pro rlefors of the Locust ‘Moiiutain
Coal c aim that it :yl%lds*97 per‘ c'e’till.
carbon. and only 4 pn. r cjem. waste, and that
there is no Coal equal to-it for furnaces, ran-
LZCB 0!‘ stoves. We are receiving it direct
f'rom the miners, Mc.-.-rs.Rapplicr & Brother,
and is believrd to-be the only genuine Lo-
cust Mountaln~C_oal in this mark . ' ' 4
- G-. H.-&. J. C. HANDLE.

POR K, of our own

 

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appointed the subscriber as their agent to re-
ceive orders for framing the same. _

Orders solicited and cheerfully complied
with, . . H .CAMP,

Bqolgstgrp, Main Street.

‘PO PRINTEHS.

CORTELYOU-‘S New York Type Foundry
and Printers Warelionse, (Established
1333-) N0- 29 Spruce Street. The subscri-
be!‘ will be happy to fni-ni:1i purchasers of
Printing Materials wltli Plain and ornatn n-
tal Types, Borders, &c., made from a coin JI-
natlon of all the liiiril metals so extensively
pulled by Founders. Also" crman, Greeks,
Hebrews, and’ a_ New and eggmt, 1.‘,,n¢ of
A,ga_fe Music 'I‘y'p,e,from_ which the Musical
Review and Friend are now pripted ; vl,_'l‘lh
Pres-:es, and every article required for Prin-
ting, at the very lowest price,‘ for cash or ap.
proved paper. _ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ '
Old Type taken in cxc,l,i,an,ge for iiew,o,l.10
c_eii ‘s per D(‘ll_ll__(l_. ‘ ’ ' ' ‘
segnnd _tt1l(§l,‘,r(‘E.iOB and his erials, and n
comp‘l_cte‘S_tcr _ype Foundry, wilh two Sha-
, vin‘g’MdcllllleS,‘1'0t"SalC‘cllénfi. ‘-
@*~f'rinters ‘of newspapers publishing

‘times before the 1st of September, l859,,'and
sending me one of‘ the papers,"wil_l be" paid
for in Printing Types. wh‘en ’ they‘ purchase
. four times the amount of their bill. . ‘-
wgua . * - .. . :I,';i'C,. C_0I,t'!1,ilI,.YOI,1'.

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-5».

Anvdrews 8: Ives,’

this ad‘v.'artise'n1cut(incliiding this note) three ‘

' ‘3?‘.“.‘Y'?'.r 195»?-

Spriug Importation!
1 8 5 9 .

THE largest stock of English Carpets ever

offered at retail, imported expressly for
City 'I‘ra(le,displayed iu TE./\".S:P..1(,‘10US,
SALES "R00./l!.s', at
I-EIRAM ANDBRSON'B,

99 Bowery,New York,

The Largest and ‘Cheapest Carpet Establish-
ment in the Uiiltcd States. Families visiting
the great Metropolis are invited to examine
this immense stock of Fine Carpets. ‘

$200,000 vvorth
01' English Medallion llordercd Ca:‘pcts,En-
glish Royal Tapestry Velvet Carpeting, En
glish Four Frame Brussels arpeting, En-
glish Tapestry Brussels C- ting. English
Imperial Three 1’ly Carpeting, Floor Oil
Cloths. from one to eight yards wide‘.
INDIA JIIA TTINGS,

White and Checked, Mats, Rugs, .Gold and
Pain-ted Window Shades, Druggcts. French
and English Table and Piano Covers.

COCOA MA TTING

ll 2, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 feet wide, for Churches
Olllce.-1,IIutelS and Steamboats, a‘. the most
unprecedented

36‘ LOW’ PRICES.’ ‘Ga

Goods packed and shipped free ofcxpense.
All articles warranterl as represented. Up-
bolstering executed promptly by experienced
workmen, who have been employed in this
establishment for eighteen ears.
3m9 HIRAM ANDERSON.

99 Bowery, sign of the large Gold Eagle.

'.l.'o Partners in particular,
and the Public in general.

HE Subscribers having recently entered

into a Co-partnership for the purpose of
carrying on the Agricultural and Seed busi-
ness, together with Fertilizers, Nails, Glass,
Paints, Oils, &c. &c.. take this method of an-
nouncing to the Farmers and Gardeners 01
Fairfield County that they intend to keep a
full assortment of the above Goods ; and in
their season, plants of different kinds. They
are about introducing a new kind of seed,
called the Hungarian Grass Seed, from Iowa,
which in that state is in a measure taking the
place of Timothy, yielding from 5 to 8 tons

' Hay to the acre besides from 30 to 50 Bushel

Sced—-as it does not injure the Hay to stand
until the Seed ripens. It is very quick
growth. does not need sowing until other
seeds and corn are planted, and can be cut
at pleasure. It requires to be sown yearly-
Farmers try it—trya little-it requires about
ten qts to the acre, we are now receiving or-
ders for it, and wish to receive all others as
soon as possible, in order to secure the desi-
red quantity at the present favorable prices.
For further particulars, enquire of the Sub-
scribers, LEONARD 8; STREET.

_ Norwalk, Feb. 26th, 1859. 9

Domestic Wines.

RAPE, Currant, and Elderberry, warran-
ted perfectly pure. price $1.50 per gall.
Address, C. S. MIDDLEBROOK,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Also, Cogniac of my own distilling.from
pure grapcjuicc ; $1.25 per bottle, for sal
only to Physicians. "

c
81.8

CHURCH HILL INSTITUTE
New Canaan, Fairfield 00., Conn.

D. S. Rockwell, Principal.

HIS is one of the oldest Boarding Schools
in the State.

The limited number of Pupils received and
the personal supervision and instruction of’
the Principal, have secured for it an uninter-
rupted prosperity since its establishment.-
There are two terms in the year of five mos.
each, cominenciniz on the 1st days of May and
November. For further information and cir-
culars, apply to the Principal.

References :
Rev. Dr. Mead, Norwalk,

Jonathan Camp, Esq.,
E. Hill, Pres of’ Norwalk Bank: 2m"10

_ Removal.
: lIIE subscriber has removed his stock of
Hardware, Paints, Oils and Glass to the
Store formerly occupied by Chas. N. Clock,
where he would be pleased to see his old pat-
rons and friends. E. VA CHICH ESTER.

 

Co-Partnership.

ll-IE undersigned have this day entered in-
to a co-pnrtnership'¢nder the name and
firm’ of H. C. Bardwcll dc Co., for the pnrp se
of carrying on a general Dry Goods Business

(at the old stand of Bardwell.) Our fiicili-’
ties being srch, that will enable us to keep
constahily on hantl,a full and complete as-
sortment of every articlein the above line.-
Aud as Mr. B-ardwell will superintend the
bziying. the public may rest assured that they
will not fail to always find goods of the best
quality and at prices thatcannot fail to please

11. C. BARDWELL.
W. AUGUSTUS BATTERSON.
Norwalk, March 2'3d, 1859. M12

Lager Beer, Lager Beer.
NOR W’/ILK _

LAGER BEER SALOON!
Wood’.-1 Building, Norwalk, Conn.

'1‘HE subscriber take this method to inform
the inhabitiuits of Norwalk and vicinity.
that he is new prepared to sell a first rate
article of Lager Deer, and will, by strict at-
tention, to the wants of his Customers, mer-
rit their patronage. Lager Beer is too well
known as the most beneficial drink for Dia-
peptic-i, and can truly be acknowledged as
the suppressor of intemperance, it is said by
the greatest advocates ofthe Maine Law that
if '1‘ipplers would take to drink Lager, there
would be no need of having any Maine Law,
as it is the intermedium from intoxicating
drink to water; it is a pleasant stimulant but
not intoxicating, it is nourishing and not de-
ranging, and has been highly recommended
as the most beneficial drink for Invalids by
our best Physicians. JOHN MESSING ER,
Norwalk, March 2, 1859. 4t10

District of Ridgefield, so. Probate Cour.‘
.Ma."t-h 23¢]. 1859. _ ,
STATE of LEWIS DICKENS, late of
Ridgeficld, in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of‘
Ridgefieid, hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof‘, for the Creditors
of said Estate, to exhibit their claims for set-
tlement. '1‘hose who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested, within said time,
will be deb;~.rrcd a recovery. All persons in-
debted to said Estate are requested to make

immediate payment to
NANCY DICKENS, Execnlrlx.

100 Bands Wanted

0 make Summer Coats,Boy’s Coats.Vests
and Pants. None but those experienced
in the trade need apply.
ALBERT KOERPEL.
Norwalk, March 12th, 1859. 11

Important to Partners!
P 0 UDRE T TE FOR -SALE!

HE subscribers have now on hand some
four hundred barrels of first quality
Pout‘rette.of their nun manufacture, and
warranted to be a superior article: It will
be ready for delivery first week in April.-
Orderslwlll be supplied in the order of their
application, which may be left at the store of
Jennings its Newkirlr. or with the subscribers
on the old Canaan road, about two miles

west of Norwalk.
lltf J OHNSON-alt FINN EY.

Wagon carriage luilding
AND REPAIRING .’

T the old stand of the subscriber. Every
description of Wagons, and Carriages,
Sleighs, Barrows, &c., made to order, painted
upholstered, trimmed, refinished, rebuilt, re-
paired. etc., at short notice'and_ upon reason-
able terms, at the old stund.ad3oining Gray’s
Livery Stable. 0 EDSUN BEERS.

New Books! New Books 1 l_
P’.i(-.tures of Country Lifc,by Alice Carey.
xpnn Methodist, by Fletcher, with an introduc-
' tion by the Rev. W P. Striclilavnd.
Chess Playei-’s' Inst: nctor. by C. H. Stanley.

. Ernestine, or the Heart’s Longings.
‘Anecdotes of Love, by Lola Montez.

;p.-meg of the House of David,new and old
l edition.‘ And other Books as fas__t as pub
!lished, at CAi\IP’S Bpoxsto e.

‘ 7’ can
E LOSING AND TAKING OF MAN-
lTHS0UL, 6r Iieclures on]; the flloly War, by
P l A. M. 1' 53 _ '
Alfred S nation, _ ,9,A. ()='AMP.

¢‘.fl.'..'d°!! seeds-.
1, subscriber will, but? 91,1 ll?-,ll‘.l.»_ 15319
2;‘ £3‘; 9 i~i_n'g 1’_1i;_p_t, cg, a_ choiye se ection
0 Gal‘den~‘alld, F-arm ¢.9(l5,W ch Qlll 5%
'n.‘v?A,.c-H10 US$511}. to

0. G. BROITHERTGN & 00.,

House and Sign Painters,
O1’POS1TE Mallory .2 Curtli-i’ Coal Yard,
Norwalk, Coun., are prepared to execute
all orders in the above line of business, with
ueatness and dispatch. Also
GR/IINIIVG, GILDIN G’,

Marblin,g._ Paper-_ Hangings, &c_ A fibeml
share of tnc public patronage is respectfully
solicited. 33,9

Notice.
R. PARDEE will remain in his oflce un-
. til 8 1-2 A. M. to attend to calls and of-
fiice patients.

Roses, Dahlias, and Yerbenas,
ETUNIAS, Pansies, Daisies, Carnations,
Heliotropes, Pinks, Goraninms, Calooc-
larl, Salvia Splendens, Chrysanthemums,
Garden Roses, Gladiolus, Tuberose. Peonie
roots, Honeysuckles, Chinese Wisteria, Jas-
mine. Also Winter Cherry, something new.
Also Cabbage, Cauliflower, Celery, Tomato,
Egg, Pepper, and Lettuce Plants. —The above
plants are warranted to be as represented,
and are for sale by
F1tEDERICK,CHURC H.
Norwalk, March 14th, 1859. 3m11

Balls, Parties, Pairs,
ND Festivals furnished with Ice Cream,
Confectionery, Jellies, Blane Mange. and
everything that is required on such oc-
casions. The subscriber takes this method
to inform the inhabitants of Norwalk and
adjicent towns.that he is prepared to fill
orders to any amount in his line of business.
His facilities are such that he can send Ice
Cream, etc., within 100 miles. He flutters
himself that_hc can make as good an article
as can be found on this or the other side of
the blue waters, and he defies competition.
He is also pleased to state that his knowl-
edge of the business was acquired at the well
known andi ustly celebrated New York Gar-
den, Broadway, of which the Hon. Mr. Con-
toit was proprietor and manager, whose suc-
cess alone is a sufficient guaranty of the ex-
cellence of his delicacies. He can.be found
at his old stand at South Norwalk. All or-
ders punctu-ally attended to at short notice.
C. B. D’ART01S.

Notice.

General Blacksmithing and
Machine Jobbing.

THE Subscriber having established himself

in the above line of biisiness, at the old
stand of his‘ Father, Wm. Glover, is prepared
to execute all orders in the Blacksmithing
Department, in a thorough and workmanliko

manner, and at reasonable prices. Special
attention will be paid to the repairing of ma-

chinery,&c.
THEODORE GLOVER.
Norwalk, March 14th, 1859. llt

Saddlery and Harness Making.

HE Subscriber having p rchased the en-

tire interest in and to the Saddle and Har-
ness establishment. of Stephen Swann, adjoin-
ing the Conueciicut Hotel, offers his services
to owners of horses in every capacity apper-
taining to his business. He will keep con-
stantly on hand and make to order, every
variety of Saddlery or Harness wares and
keep a full assoriinent of Horse Clothes,
Whips, Brushes, Combs, Chamois Skins,
Truiiks,Valises, Carpet Bags, &c., (kc. A
share of the public patronage is respectfully
solicited. WM. H. FORLOW.

Norwalk, March 21st, 1859.

A Card.

The subscriber having disposed of his busi-
ness interest iii the above establishment,
would return his thanks for past favors, and
respectfully solicits a continuance oft-he same
towards his successor, who is in all respects
competent, and worthy of the public confi-
dence and support Ashe is abcut to leave
Norwalk, all persons having claims against
him are requested to present the same, and
all owing him bills must call and settle the
sa use without fall before the 10th of April
next. S'1‘EPHEN SWANN.

:D a_¥ G o o D S .
srnrarc, 1359.
DESIRABLE GOODS.

MYGArrs,~ '

INGRAHAM, dz C0.,
43 Chambers Street, N. Y., are now prepared
with a superb stock of Goods, embracing the
productions of’ the

Franc/1, Eviglislt American Zlfarkets.

fir Our friends and customers will find
it to their interest to examine our styles be-
fore purchasing. 3m8

 

Notice.
THE subscriber would respectfully inform
the citizens of Norwalk, and the public
generally, that they have on hand a large
stock of the best qualit.y,.of' Granite, and
Brown,or Free Stone, viz :-—Granlte from the
State of Maine, known as the Maine Granite;
Quincy Granite, and Granite from ail the
best quarries in the Slate.‘ Also Portland
Brown Stone.
We are prepared to furnish the public with
the above kinds of Stone, worked in the best
manner. All kinds of Building work. Monu-
ments,Capping for Iron Feiice,Posts for Cem-
etery fence, hitching posts. &c., at the yard

_or will be delivered and set at the shortest

notice, and at hard times prices. Any one
wishing to purchase anything in our line will
do well to give us a call.
' ELLIS Jr. WILLETT,

Water street, nearly opposite Railroad De-
pot, Bridgeport. 3m7

INSURANG.

HE Snbscribzr having taken the agency of

the ./\"ew England Fire and Marine In-
surance Co., of Hartford, is prepared to in-
sure all kinds of property against loss or dam-
age by fire. on as accommodating terms as
any other Company. '
The New England Fire and Marine Insu-
rance Company has been recently established,
with a paid in capital of $200,000, and has a
surplus of $0,295.00.

JOSEPH W. HUBBELL,
Agent for Norwalk and vicinity.

Norwalk, Feb. 1st. 1859. M1

Notice.

HE subscriber keeps on hand Wheat. and
Rye Flour. Graham Flour ; bolted mid
unboltect Corn Meal, White and Yellow, and
the usual varieties of feed, all fresh ground
and made from the best graiu—wnrranted
good—at reduced prices for CM h. Cash for
grain on delivery. Call and sec at Red Mill,

Five Mile River, Darien. Conn, (Old Post
Road) NATHAN concur‘
Proprietor.

Plank looks! Blank Books!

B have now on hand a larger stock of
Blank Books than ever. New Firms
or new establishments desiring new sets of
Books would do well to give us a call, as
from our varied assortment we are confident
we can sell as good and as low as establish-‘
mentsin the city of New York.
ALFRED H. CAMP,
Booksellerand Stationer,
Main Street, No. 17.

Mr. ll‘. Hessian,

Professoroflllusic

- Will be prepared to re‘

now his course of‘ instrnc‘
tion—to all those who may desire his servi-
ces--in Instrumental Music,ou and after Wed-
nesday, the 19th inst. Instructions given on
the Piano Forte ,0rgan or Melodcon.

Pianos tuned and repaired. All orders
left at his residence, Main Street,Norwallr,
or at N. Turk’s Clothing Store, will be
promptly attended to.

1y32

 

Noi-walk Jan. 17th, 1859.

MODEL MARKET l
“w s-:-::.::. 1.11713!"

AVING again risen, Phenix like,from

the ashes of the late lire, we are now as

ready and anxious to serve our old customers

as ever. The very host quality of meats will

be kept and sold at their cstabllbment as of

yogic. 0.111‘ new Market may be found above

the ruins of our former stand, and will al-

ways be supplied with an - extensive variety
of first quality of meats. So give no a call.

S. MITCHELL.

_1_1——

’:£ltal Gfislatt.
 Valuiallile Propeity Q

at .
Por Sale in Norwalk, Conn.
ONE of the most eligible and pleasantly
located Residences ih Norwalk, sitiiutctl
near the Churches and Public Schools, com-
prising a first class dwelling House, barn and
outbuildings, together witn about 11 acres
of Land, (with 30 acres more. of excellent
quality, which can he had if desired). The
above property will be sold very reasonably
and on accommodating terms. Apply to Ed-
itor of’ the Gazette. _ fig

Pleasant Residence .
IN THE COUNTRY, FOR SALE

CHEAP.

.-.- A pleasant residence in Main street,
@1 Norwalk, is offered for sale at a great
bargaln,nnd on accommodating terms
and possession given immediately —
The House is new and well built, and in
complete order. Sizcof lot 138 feet front,
160 feet depth. Garden. fruit. slirubbery.
490-. thereon. The House is 22 x28, with
rear addition. For further particulars apply
W D1\10N FANTON.
Norwalk, March 19th 1859, - 3:12
A Country Residence to Let.
A DE1.IGHTl?‘UL and healthy place in this
town, situated on the down-town road.
one mile from the bridge, 8-Cottage with fine
gard_en.and seven acres of land. For fin-they

particulars enquire of

F. S1‘. JOHN LOCKWOOD,

Or at the Gazette Ofilce. 5912

»»»»

 

Parm Par Sale.

HE subscriber offers for sale his Farm.
. containing about 47 acres of Plow,
Meadow. Pasture and Wood Land, with’ a
Dwelling House, Barn, and Outbuildings,
standing thereon, situated in the town of
Ridgeficld, two miles north of‘ the village,
on the main road leading to Dtinbury, and
two miles west of Snnford’s Station on the
Danbury and NJ1'Wtl.lI( Railroad. The Farm
is very pleasantly situated for a Country
Residence, having a large variety of choice
grafted Fruit Trees near the House. and an
excellent well of water, with good Springs
near the Barn which never dry up.

For particulars apply to Reed Haviland.
near the premises, or to the subscriber, oppo-
site N. Y. and N. II. Railroad Depot at So.
Norwxlk. 4t‘11 JAMES FLYNN.

Pleasant country Residence
FOR SALE CHEAP.

THE subscriber offers for sale a'very pleas-'
ant residence located on Roton Hill,
about a mile and aquarter f'rom the Railroad
depot, consisting Ct a comfortable House. a
good Bani, and about two acres of laiid. The
land embraces meadow or pasture.and an or-
chard which is well stocked with choice fruit.
Said place will be sold very low on applica-
llofl to GEORGE IIOYT.
South Norwalk, March 14th, 1859. 5t‘1l

—ieantiful Place Par Sale
av Jr on W.x1Llr'cHE;1P .’

THE subscriber offers his place for sale at
i a_ bargain, if applied for soon. Itcon-
sists of a new 2} story house. modern built,
and conveniently and tastefully arranged —
There are two lots, in all about an acre of
good land, well stocked with fruit. Also a
good barn, &c. The place will be sold on
accommodating terms, and much less than its
real value, upon application to the Editors of
the Gazette, or to JOHN ELLWOOD,

3m6 Greens Farm s,Westport.

Building Lots Per Sale.
W0 very valuable Building Lots for sale
situated between the store of‘ I. S. Jones
and the ofiice of the subscriber.
DR. PARDEE.

South Norwalk, Feb. 18th, 1859. 3m8

M I In In P 0 W E R ,
WITI‘I_ TPVO GOOD D WELLIJVGS,
Barn, and about twenty five acres of’ good
LAND attached, for sale on easy terms.
SAID property is situated on the road lead-

ing to Silver Mine, about 1 and 1-2 miles
from the Bridge. and is one of the best water
privileges in the town, having about a 16 ft.
water fall, with good dam, dsc.

S. E. OLMSTEAD.

Norwalk, Feb. 1, 1859.

lbr Sale or to Let.

HE Dwelling-House and Gronnds,recent-
ly occupied by Wm. E.’ Bisselklocated on
Main Street,opposite the residence of‘ Chas.
Sherry,Esq. For further particulars apply
to HORACE N. SEAVER,
27 Courtlandt Street, N. Y.,
WM. E. BISSELL,
3411' Norwalk.

A very desirable Resicence

FOR SALE!

Thatdesirablcdwellliigon High-st.,bcnu'
tifnlly overlooking the village and Sound,
tastefully and substantially built, furnished
with Hot Air Furnace. Gas, and other
modern conveniences, with Fruit and Orna-
mental Trees and Slirubbcry, &c.,willbeso1d
at a bargain, if applied for soon as the ow-
nerhas no use for the same. Also, will be
sold the greater part of the Furniture. if'de-
sired. JOSEPH SHEPHERD
Norwalk,Nov. 1st,1858.

Or to

-'14

Real "and Personal Estate
A G E N G Y .

HE Subscriber would announce to the
public that he has established an agency
for the transaction of the above business, be-

,llevlng that theintercsts of the employer and
employed will be mutually promoted thereby.

He has several applications already on hand
for desirable tenements, to purchase and to
rent, and those having such property to dis-
pose of‘, would do well to confer with the sub-
scriber.

House Hiring and Inettinv.

Particular attention paid to procuring and
letting Houses to good tenents,upon a rea-
sonible commission,and all persons having
property to let. or desiring to rent houses for
the ensuing year, should make immediate
application. DIMON FANTON.

_,

Pinest Pamily Groceries

FOE! 1859.
CKER MERRALL dz CO..
No. 13?. Chamber Street,
Corner of College Place.
(Opposite Hudson River Railroad Station.)
New York,
Dealers in

, Finest Wines,
Finest Brandies,
Finest Segars,
Finest Teas, , .
Finest Cofi‘ees,,
Finest Sugars,
Finest Butter,
Finest Hams,
Finest Tongues, and
Finest .
Family
Groceries,
of every description, put up for Shipment to
all parts of fhe»Worl:l. ‘

Catalogues will be shedgpon applica-
s3m12

From the Advertising (lfllcc, 335 Broadway, )7. Y.

G. S. a}5mPh1'&Y 61. Co.,
IMI’0lt'1'EItS and dc lers in Carpetings. Oil

Cloths, and Curtain Materials of all des-
criptions. 524 Broadway, N. Y., (opposite
St. Nicholas Ilotcl.) ‘ s3nl3

96 Duane-st., New York. .

1859.SPRING I1VIPORTATI01\1S,1859.
MILLINERY SILKS AND STRAWGOODS.

0. ll. nanvronrn ciao.
Jobbcrs of Zl’Iilliviery and Fam-_q/'

Dry Goods.
siLKs, B0.\'Nl-:1‘ RIBBO.V.~',’I‘lt1Is1.‘.l1i\‘G RIBBONS,
BLOND LACES, ESIBROIDBRIES. WHITE Goon
Dxnss TRIMMINGS, iiosisav, GLOVES, mri-5,
STRAW GOODS, &c., &c., &c.

Including every description of ‘ Fxxcr Dny
GOODS,AND Miuixrzitr ARTICLES, all of which
we offer the trade
ron CASH; 25 PER cr.r.r:ss THASCREDIT PRICES.
Tliefinest Goods and latest Novelties.

Additions to Stock, constantly from Anc-

tion Rooms and other sources,
°‘ JOB LOTS CHEAP.”
C. H.'RAYMOND «I: GO.

' 96 DUANE S'r., New Yam; (3d door
West of - 3m8s

- - -.V-;-...~v.-.-,- - -........-L .1-

Broadway .

sass Popular -ri-32177973

Ribbons and llllllinery Goods.

IBBONSI RIBBONSI RIBBONS! To

Merchants, Milliners, Jobbers, Dealers

in Ribbons, Milliiiery Goods. and Cash Buy-
ers in all sections of the country.
The Cash Ribbon House,

116 Chambers street, New York.
JNO. FARRELL,
Established 1858.

We have originated a new princip1e—a
new era in the Ribbon Trade, whereby we
make this business plain, simple, and staple
as that of Brown Sheetings.

We Sell for Case, we Buy for Cxsn.

We are satisfied with 5 -‘per cent profit.-—
Ask no second Price. Have all our goods
marked in plain figures, so that man,woman,
and child " buy alike,” and receive the same
value for their money.

Our Prices for best Tafi'etaRihbons , al col-

ors, are

No.1 12ctspei',pit-cc No.4 35§ctsperpiece,
(5 .3 M 6 u to

-« 2‘ 20,1, ‘= H 9875" -«

" 3 251-2 “ 125107 1-2 “

No.16 $1.471-2 per piece.

We offer fancy Ribbons "all styles,” “a1lcol-
ors.” “all qualities,’-' at prices
aetying competition. and

, for cash only.

Our Establishment is the centre of attrac-
tion for Ribbons “Quick Sales,”“Light, Pi-of.
its,” nnaweood-Value,” for Cash. ..

ROUCHES 1 ROUCHES 1 !
New Styles and P.iterns,at a saying of
_‘.30 per cent. from credit prices.
Examine our samples, and be convinced.
Blond Laces, Quilting-s. &c.. &'c.

Our line of these Goods always full. We
Import and “Job” them at once for 5 per cent.
advance. Marked prices on all Goods “ in
Plain Figures.”

A saving of 40 per cent. on these Goodsfrom
Credit Prices.

Our intention is to make the Rvbbon Trade
as stable in regard to prices as domestic
goods. To do this, we must sell
One million Dollars worth of Goods per An-
nuinl _

We are Union Men. “No North,” “ on
South." We solicit the patronage of Her-
chants, in every section of the United States,
and are the servants of‘ all who favor as with
their trade and patronage.

JNO. FARRELL,
CASH RIBBON HOUSE,
116 Chambers Street, New York,
R. H. WALLAB near the Hudson River
3m4s Railroad Depot.

DENTISTRY.

R. O. A. JARVIS is still supplying his
patrons with that new style of Teeth.
which has stood every to-t for years, and
proves to be superior to all others (not ex-
cepting gold and platina.) in every respect.
especially as to durability. strengtli, cleanli-
ness, perfectadaptation, comfort and beauty.
There isa perfect rush among Denti.-ts among
Dentists for this vuleanite work. The cost is

very low. Every case warranted for life.

' -O.A.JAl’.VIS,D.D.S.,

320 Bleecker st., near Christopher, N. Y.

Putnam House, New York.
OS. 357, 359, and 361 Fourth Avenue,

I between'26ih and 27th streets,opposite

the Harlem and New Haven Depots.

DIJV7./VG SALOON BILL OF FJRE.

BREAKFAST AND TEA.

Beef Steak, 7c Fish Balls '.'c Milk Toast 9c
Pork Steak, 7c Porterh is stk 25¢ Dry Toast 6c
Veal Cutlets Tc Ten:ler1'n stk 15c Frféd Potatoes 8c
Mutton Chops 7c Sirloin steak 13c Coffee and Tea 3c
Lamb Chops 7c -Broil’il chickn 25 Cocoa a. bowl 6c
rlam 1 Eggs 19c Wheat cakes 6c Collee A Cakes _ Ge
Fried Ham 13c Buckwheat do 6c Extra Bread Sc
Fried Saiflges 7c I-‘ried Egg.-i 3c Brown Bread, 3c
Fried Fish Tc Boiled do. 3c Bread A milk 9c
Fried Clams 7c Poached do. 12c Rice and milk 9c
Fried Eels 7c Broil‘dMnckl 13c
DINNER.

Roast Beef‘ 7c Vea11"Ie 7c Chickeen P19 - 13¢
Lamb 7c Pot Pie 7c Chic. Frica’e 13¢
Veal 7c Clam Pie 7c Beef Soup 6c
Pork Tc Boiled 1-‘isli 7c Lamb Chops 13c
Corned Beef 7c Roast Turkeylfic Pork Steak 13c
Corned Pork 7c Goose 15c Fried Eggs 13c
Pork a_Beaus 7c Duck 15c

Meat Pie ‘Tc Chicken 15c

DISH ES COOKED TO ORDER.
Sirloin Steak 130 Broll‘d Chic. 25¢: St’w’d cyst’: 13¢
Tenderloin ‘l5c Veal Cutlet 13c Frlctl oyst’s 13¢
Porterhouse 25¢ Raw Oysters 13¢ Pick’d oyst‘s 13¢
DESSERT. ‘

Plum Pudding 6c Apple Di'iinp’s fc stard Pie 6c
Snet do 6c 1-‘nrina 1’ud’ng 6c Apple do 6(-
Bread do tic Tnpicoa do _6e Cranber’y do 6c
Rice do 6c Peach Pie 6c Lemon do 6c
Indian do Go Mince Pie 6:: Pumpkin do tic

Brandy, Wine, Porter, Ale. &c.

LAWRENCE H. KERR,
Proprietor.

William H. Kinsley,

UCCBSSOR t.o Greenleaf‘ it Kinsley,and
Kinsley dz Darling, wholesale dealer in
Drugs and Clieinicals, Paints, Oils, Dyi
Stuffs, Acids, Glass-ware,&c., 11 Gold-st.,N.
Y. All orders carefully executed with dis-
patch, and with every regard to satisfaction
in prices and qualities. Consignments of
Drugs, Medicines, &c., disposed of to the best-
advantage, or brought to public notice. Of-
fice as above of Wm. Burger, late of Court-
landt street. 3611148

G-ent1emen’s Boots
A T IVH OLE SALE AND RE TAIL.

J‘ HUNT. 430 Broadway, New York.-_—
0 o Gcntlemen’s fine dress French Calfskin
Boots, 84 to $5,130. Patent Leather (Elastic
Shanks) $6. Longlcgged Boots for Prome-.
nodes, Sporting. «kc. Large or small l0t8..to
the trade forcnsh 25 per cent cheaper than
any house in the trade. 8611145

Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods.

'1‘ Wholesaleand Retail. B. S. FULLER-
TON ,301 Broadway, New York, (near
Di'ia"i‘ie-st. Shirts, Collars, Cravats,11osiery.
Merino, Silk, and Cotton Understiiits and
Drawers, Shawls. Dressing fiibcs, a large as-
sortment of Scarfs and Ties, New Designs.-
Shirls made to order from measure, all titles

hours.
I _vs50

build and finish. . In sailing and Sea boat
qualities, not excelled by any Boat within
60 miles of New York In every particular a
very desirable Bout. Copper fastened.

Boat " Scud”20 feet long very wide bur-
thensome Boat, in perfect order, and is ad-
mirably snited for parties of pleasure or for
hard service. One of the safest Boatsufloat ;
carries one sail and is fast. Requires no bal-
last ; copper fastened.

Schooner sharpy “ Battle” 30 feet long
built at Fair Haven expressly for a pleasure
Yacht. One of the finestlloats of her dimen-
sions ever built; all copper fastened ;is Very
able and fast ; requires no ballast.-

These Boats will be sold cheap, _as the
owner is desirous of closing up his invest-
ments in Boats. .

For further particulars, enquire at the Ga-
aetrc Ofllce, or address the subscriber at Black
Rock, where the boats may be seen.

JOSEPH H. HAVEN.

Black Rock, March 1st, 1859. M10

Norwalk, Dec. 4th, 1858-. 49
Notice.

ALL persons indebted to the subscriber
' will please call and make immediate
payment. or tlieywilltlnd their accounts to
an olficeris liaiid; for collection, as he is about
gluing business. _-
__ 1'. s. JONES, So, Norwolk.

\

EMORANDUMS and Pass Books in end-
I loss varieties——Merchants and Store
keepers can be supplied on the most favora-
ble terms at CAMP’S Bookstore,
‘ Main Street.

- right prices, _ 

 .,.-.-..- ~~**cxw~"""-‘-=~c

I I
tion, . um pricesfor Cash. 81342
H E03 S51-E Hardware and Cutlery.
T P E fine Yacht boats built. ex- - 1 - v -
,,,,,,,;,y ,0, ,,l,_,,,5,,,.e ,,,,,,,,e’,,_ Mechanic’s 'l‘ools,I4 arming IJteiisils,Guns_.
_,,__, Yacht “ Paragon.” 29 feet long, Pistols, Iron and Steel, Window
built at New London ; not surpassed in Glass, Paints and Oils_

WM. 0. STREET G1. 00.,

Have in store, and are constantly receiving,
direct from the in-.iiiiil'actiir-2i-s, a large sup-
ply of Foreign and Domestic Goods, under
the above denominations, which makes their
assortment of articles suited to this market.
equal to any in the State, and which will be
sold either wholesale or retail on as favora-
ble terms as can he purchased in New York.
Wu. C. Srni-zsr, A. H. Wm.-oxsox.
Norwalk, Jan. 1st, 1859.

Carpets Very Cheap.
I-' YDS. of Brussels and Ingraiii
 Carpeting bought very low in
dc-cd.and which will be. sold at a very low

figure. Now is yonrtime for agood bargain.
C.J. GRUMAN.

Pictures, Prames, die.
LIGHT and heavy, Gilt and, Rosewood

Mouldings for Miip_:,qr,s_ and - Picture
Frames, made up at 5‘ ,i_',i.. notice and cheap,’

 ,... ;_~Ix_P0f/*1,‘-‘ll‘.‘g;,-v)".$"'." ss: *-

at the Furniture T_l}a'1‘,t!_ ootns of‘
H. M. TERRELL.

Japanned and ‘flue;

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c.__

M ‘ Ti. lB“m‘“mii 1' h M '
UGAR and olasses',—ne,"' .0 -9-. t,e § , W31?!» ll W 51‘ W¢'_9'_'_, K ivuud
§ $c°_’B. ', H,“ 

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Etta fled: glllltlillstllltlllf

Lodgings 25 cents per night. Open at all

1

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pm tcrs, Vt hotesale and retail dqlletl inc

 

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flthi flail: ghlitrtisemtnfs-..
From VISSCH l-LR. OWEN lzC0’S General Advent:-In]
House, Applotoifs Buildi g, 346 6 348 Broadway, N3,

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Ahead ot Gem etition!

A Tlaree L6. B02: of Good 71% for $1,
4 MPIRE City 'I‘eaWare1io 9, established
I835, 81 Catharine-nt¥ow York.-..
'V'OSE& J 513:3‘:-
co

Tea. Coffee. s“8ar, Spices, and all articles
usually kept by first class grocerl. our
stock is admitted by all to be the Ilrgut and
best selected in he city. We import our
own goods, and buy for Cash, which mafia
us to ell at such prices that no other house
in the city in our line of bulinul can 0&-

-pete with us. Dealers and others can satisfy

themselves of the truth of this Iuortlon, by
giving us in call.

Goods shipped free of charge, any part
of the city.

_ Remember ‘the No. 81 Catharine-It., ad.
Joining Brooks’ Bro’: Clothing Store, :33];

RAID 1’ E5181.
Mea1io’s now Sprint; ltylo,
9 . ’

1 8
EALIO. Hatter, 416 Broadway, Cornet -

forms (lifisc [I : ?rl$:l$’arild'm?1:uItirie thilflhlgyllilw.
Spring style Hat, :1 superb article, ‘graceful.
elegant, and durable. in now ready,‘ and that
his general assortment of Hats Caps‘, French
Felt Hats, Umbrellas, Value‘: cu-pg; “Q
Leather Bags, _Canes, &.c., cannot [pg . u.
sed. h_[eaIio’s_is ope of the oldest Etch 1&-
ilpents in the city, in the Hat businossmnd up _.
:1l1't;lJIlf:cIl11't:d8I11m8eIf,.8iS well as imports,
ybuth ay epen upon ge t cgaogood ortieli,
e er you choose one of oinestio nan.
factors. on French one of the latent-1-pa:-,_ ,

tation.
Mc.u.io‘s_sly1e isali the rage in New
York. v3.13‘

mack Silks! . Black an,-...i

JACKSON,No. 551, _Broadway, N.

o_ Y-, has imported, and I! now offering

3‘ l‘€‘3|l- the most beautiful and doinblo

_stock_ of Mourning Black Silks ever produced

in this market, embracing every make and.

Width’. from $1 to 85 per yard,sii¢-to prices

we challenge competition. Call -uni. antl-
ine. Observe, W_JAcxsofl,

No. 551 Broadway, between Spring and

Prince Sts., N. Y 5 ~ "

CAItD.—W. JACKSON. No.55l Brad-
. way, N_. Y.,_respectl'ully calls the atten-
tion_ of Mourning Goods to hls__0xtolIln
Slmng Importation of Di-on Goods, bplii
the largest and most desirable our meal
for inspection. The following are among
the many lots received by the Into runner.
yaglandsouie FIOUISD I-fouuuoas, by tho
blgarxxsss SILES, I new utlclcjguy dulln-

etfnrcxso and Srmnn ‘Sun, in WC] var!-
BLACK Manrssn Ctorus, 1 1-2 with
lultlnxcx DELAINIJS and Cun.t.n:I_,‘ without ,.
sre. .--.-.-3-‘ ‘-
BLACK Gacxioisns, 1 In every‘ width and
qua_lity.
BLACK Gasiunixn Buttons, very kal-
some. - ' ’
CBAPE MABETZ and Bosimin CIAPEI, new

goods.

Treble-width Spanish Crepes, all wool
L 3-4_'and 2 yards wide, beautiful t¢1Illl’I,-lIOV-
or before seen‘ in this market. Also, IIIO
very choice English and French Poplin, for
Tiavelling and House Di-ecu. &c., together
with a most beautiful stockof. Bonnets, III-
lillas. Slllwls. (cc. ‘Ladies will place ob-
serve the name and number, .
. W. JACKSON,
' Importer of Meaning Goods,

No. 551 Broadway, between Spring and
Prince Sts.. N .Y.. . N . . v2inl3

Furniture. furniture.‘ '
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
H RDEGRAAF, 87 Bowery, Wholesale
, o Ware House. and 65 Christie St., Re-
tail store, where will be found the largest and
most extensive assortment in the city. -
1133- Bills of‘ $25 Retailed at Wholesale Pri-

ces at the Bowery Store. . ‘

All Furn ilurc guaranteed as represented.
One hundred and fifty hands constantly em-
ployed in manufactiiring. All stock II!!! In
for net cash. It comprises, in part, ~

Rosewood, 1lIa/wgany and Walnut
Furniture, in Brocade, Broea tolls, Dclulno
and Hair Cloth. Rosewood, Mahogany and
Euamelled .

C/camber Furniture.

In sets from twenty to one hundred and I!-
ty dollar-3..
MON FURNITURE in great variety. A largo
assortment of Gilt and Mahogany Ilrron,
Spring and Curled Hair llattiasser, patent
premium Sofa Bedstends, with Spring and
Hair Mattrasses attached. -«kc. Steamboat;
and Hotels furnished. Dealers will find it to
their interest to give us a call. _v3iI12

china, ‘Pea, and Dinner Iota,

fine Stone,‘ la:-then and

Glass Ware.’

7 HE subscriber is constantly importing
new patterns of the above goods, which

he offers to families and traders at low prices

f'or Cash. vlm13 P. 1’. PAGE,

13 Catharine-st. near Cluttliam Square, N.Y.

cnorot

E S TABLI SHMEN T,
Theslargest in the City", built by

Wm. B. Astor,

‘Esq. expressly for the business,

Nos. 70 Ct, 73 Bowery, N. 7..
one of the largest, new, and most tasty stock!
of =

Ready Made Clothing,

and Furnishing Goods‘evei- offered. The
Customer‘.-i Department not equalled. COI-
petltion defied. ‘

Spring Styles,

of every description‘ ready: Ladies are ‘iti-
ted to call and examine the CIIIICI'GI’I De-
partment, which is not excellcdnlznlny, In the

world . - - .
JERRY BABNUH.

v4ml3
New can-pots.‘
OR Summer trade, at reduced prion.-
.. The subscriber is prepared to oxlllllt at
his new and spacious stores, 273 Canal St.,.
and 31 Howard St., N. Y.. it very fine snorte-
ment of Carpets, in new patterns, vi: :
lledallioii Carpets,’-in various rich design!-

Velvet carpets from 81,25 to 31,50 pay.
‘tapestry Bi-nsselsdo. 90 to 1.11 1-2 “
Brussels do. 1.12 1-1 to 1.37 1-3 “
Three-ply do. 95 to 1.05‘ "
Super-Ingraln, do. 62 1-2 to 75 “
Extra fine In grain do. 45 '0 55 “
Common lnprain do. 95 to 3.7 1-2 “

‘I willed and plain Venetian Oitrpetl, olll
cloths, druggets, rugs. mills, stair rods, 10.,
at wliolesate and retail-

GEO. E. L. BYA'l"I'.
.173 Canal St., and 31 Howard St'., 150. {at
east. o1'Broadw8ysN- Y _ ' »

Also sole agents for selling Aullr.-I Pow-
er Looms, and Auburn Prison undo Thu
Plv, Iugralti and Venetian Carpets.

N. B.—Cai-pets for Churches made to or-
der. ' VIII‘

arnw we on crann-
Ouoamp Street. ‘

Hickory,
Oak

’nr.pie and
/norms Wood

HE undcrsignell yin be}.
orders, andgupply me’ p,,'{,':l’°‘:K‘“x:
*b°'° l‘l“‘-1°"-if Wood. '3'-i'any quantity and of
the bet} quality, at the lowest iurket price’,
for C3 .511. J AM ES FJNNEY, Agent.

= iake Gare ‘offal: lo:-uuj.'._

HORSE Blankets, Bulolo andotlier Reba

- *6» «'10- Also Sleigh Bells, an fwolh
'f‘ W‘-’1'.‘I fl’-’5‘3|"'-_"Lion of -Harne‘so;or-Sol-
<l|°l‘Y ‘V’-We: 11".y be found it thcSnbIéri|II’Is

old stun". feast sidetlie Bridge,’-, 
Westport‘,Nov.-i0tlt,;I§58-~ ‘ ' -
F IMOTIIY,C1over and ,fi,|_dI,w|:-i-.

at

'4 E.‘ Ollgfl-Rikfflis ‘

, "ranted pure

 

Also, CANE SEAT and con- -