glam? .111. (also,
Tuesday,
ay 21s 1867.
TIN. I’m-l [in Rat ilrmul.
The New Ynl'ix "(3114's -‘Xllllll:tlt‘S V‘lll HM:
)i-wpt-t-l Ufa Slut Ill ('liIlIEiJ: in. of be i.t
I'llln‘ It .i.ro:itl, and rt!» tii‘~ u thmk that cuts
Will to: running III‘IWlt’i- Ilit' SIP-‘i‘UI‘P‘ "I“
tlic Pacific licftm- lllt- ttllist- III IIIU WWW”L “' ’
("uflli. ll sitvs :— .
'I‘tm ‘Jl'f'llI'SL‘ illllhlllp lelt'. littIWt-l-n Callinl'
niu,.lup.u and (Inuit has Ilt'cll outnlilisilmi-
Thu: commerce between this cominrnt nm.
the populous and ancient (-nttnii’irs “I lllt‘ 1‘”
East has been put on a new basis. 1W“ ““5
been commenced in a way that one!” "Pr'h‘i
very largest prospects for the future. The
Pacific Railroad has always been SIlOke" "f
as the way by which we might aim to grasp
at least our share, if not. the control, of the
commerce of the Orie'nt; and we feel that
this great subject is now brought home l0
us in a livelier manner than ever.
The debate in the Senate on the
Pacific Railroad game its no new information
about its progress; but it reminded us of
some important matters, concerning which
mile has been heard of late. The lIt‘Ilflll‘
wits brmlglll about by an inquiry as b wIn-tl.-
. I ll e Union Pacific Railroad Com. :~.-_\ Was
doing all in its power to secure 1... . tilt
.~. mpletion of its seetion oi‘tlic work. 5"”-
aior Conness, of California, asked if ils pro-
l was had not been suspended during the
winter months, and dashed that an official in.
vestigation be made itito the whole mailer.
rl'he facts, however, were forthcoming on the
spot. By them it. was established (to use the
words of .a western Senator) “that no tin-
provemeut in ancient or modern times ever
was prosecuted With such uiuiring energy.
such resistless force and such competent
means.” Three hundred and fire wiles of
continuous road were last year built on the
eastern section of the line, and travel for this
distance was actually carried on before the
opening of winter. . The work of grading
and putting down ties and rails was intermit-
ted for a time, when'the frozen ground hin-
dered operations. but though this part of the
business was temporarily stopped, other
parts were energetically pushed forward.
An immense amount of material, consisting
of rolls, engines, cars and all the parapher-
nalia of a railroad were forwarded toward
the terminus, and there is now on the line of
the road enough iron to lay the track to the
Laramie Plains, beyond the first hold tidge
of the Rocky Mountains. With this the
woik will be resumed as soon .118 the frost is
out of the ground, and the track will be put
down at the rate of two miles a day, which
is a higher progress than was made lust year.
On the other, or western Section of the
road, there is no less vivacity of effort. The
progress in distance is of course much slower
tor, while on the eastern division the path
lies along an absolute plain, there it is up
. and over the great Sierra Nevada chain of
mountains. Yet, even in that an a locality
seven thousand men (Chinamen) have been
engaged during the entire winter; and we
learn from a. gentleman who has recently ex-
amined this part of the road that the sum-
mit of the mountains has been reached and
that the most difficult portion of the work is
already done. Ten thousand additional 19.-
borerti were contracted for some time ago, to
he put upon the work the present spring,
add then the road, after being graded on this
slope of the Sirras, will begin to stretch out
on the plains and into the valleys of Neva-
da, from whence it will advance to meet the
line advancing from the East.
a.»
VENERA‘BLE MAsONs—We learn from a
Maine exchange that the oldest Masons in
the country are Nathaniel Fullerton, of Bel-
lows Falls, Vermont, who ts ninety-two
years of age, and Moses Wingate, of Haver-
hill, Mass, aged ninety-oi ht who has been a
mason sixty-four years. 0 these may be
added John Foster, of Boston, nearly nine-
ty-five years of age, who has been a Mason
sixty-seven years.
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WA new weekly publication oi the tem-
inine gender is to be undertaken in this city.
It will be owned and managed in every de-
partment, mechanical as well as editorial ex-
clusiycly by the ladies. Two female pho-
nographic reporters from London have heed
imported to do the city affairs. The editor-
ial stafl‘ is to consist of Mrs. Ann S. Stephens,
Mrs. Calhoun, Mrs. Croley, Mrs. Patton, and
Mrs. Terhune. Miss Olive Logan, will be
dramatic critic, and Anna Dickinson foreign
correspondent.—N. Y. Evening Gazette.
W. H. SWOHOS’
FASHIONABLE
T A. I L O R I N G
nswmsnmnu-r.
NEAR THE DEPOT,
South Norwalk, Conn;
keeps constantly on hand, the
L A '1‘ E S T
and most FASHION ABLE styles of
CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES,
' VESTING s,
HATS,
CAPS,
GLOVES,
and everything in the line of
GENTS FURNISHING'GUUDS.
Also
TRUNKS,
LEATHER BAGS,
' UMBRELLAS, &c.
iias now on hand one of the best and most
complete assortments of
Gontlemen’s Kid Gloves,
ever brought into Norwalk, and in future in'
tends to keep the Largest and most Fashion-
able stock of Goods in Fairfield County, and
to sell them at the Lowest Cash Prices.
w Gents are invited to call and examine our
Goods and Prices, we know we can suit.
One of the best Cuttersin the County is
employed on Custom work. and good satis-
faction guaranteed. The public patronage
is respectfully solicited. ‘
A large and varied assortment of fancy
WALKING CANES.
IIIIIY IIIII IIITIIIII.
NE of the finest, largest and most com-
plete assortments of
Childrens Clothing, Ready Made
ever shown in this vicinily, can now be such
at the store of the subscriber. South Nor-
walk, and can he bought at very reasonable
prices. They are made Up in the ItlIt-st
styles, from the best. of mutt-rial, Also). it
itill and complete stock or '
Gents’ Ready Made Clothing
and
Furnishing Goods.
at fair prices. 'Call and examine.
WM. H. SWORDS,
South Norwalk, Ct.
Near the Railroad Crossing.
3:34
H7311” & Reag,_
NEW Invcnfijsgngm;
‘ New York. I
Tittiittiiit
Over 100 Styles Toilet Soaps.
IOIIE BETTER IMPORTED.
TbEfI—dious.
DIR. AMOS JOHNSON’S Amer-
ican Tooth Powdl‘l t. It... CREAM
01 all preptiralimis fur III!’ TEETH. For
i‘cIrt-sliingthc mouth, :il'Iowl'lig openly and
iinpuitinga delightful final-aura. it has no
equal. It is the only deulrifine which has
been used and commended for ‘35 years by
eminent Professors of Chemistry and Medi-.
cine. Prepared by an experienced Dentist
at 73 East 12th St. N. Y. Price 50 cents.
doublcquantify 7.5 Cents, . . ,
Ff Me by Druggisls. CEO 0 GOODWIN.
&. 0., WEEKS & POTTER, M. S. BURR
& 00., Wholesale Agents, Boston, Mass.
OPULAR PASTIMES FOR FIELD
AND FIRESIDE.—'l‘he best. house
book published. Rules for Croquet, Base
Ball, Archery, &c. The chapter on Gal‘-
deniug and Flowers is worth the price of the.
book. 250pp. illustrated. Price $1.75 by,
mail. MILTON BRADLEY& 00.,Spring-‘ ‘
field, Mass.
CROQUET ——I'rs PRINCIPLES and Bonus.
Several new points explained. Standard
authority. 50pp. illustrated. Send 25 cents,
for Book, or Stamp for Bradley’s Patented
Croquet. MILTON BRADLEY & CU.
Spring field, Mass.
mug [ponds pun
FOR NEURALG .
AND ALL NERVOUS 'OISEASES. :
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
Price, $1.00 per package.
TURNER & (10., Proprietors.
120 Tremont St, Boston.
“THERE IS NO SUCH WORD AS FAIL”
T A B. R A. N '1' ’ S
COMPOUND EXTRACT 0F
CUBEBS and COPAIBA,
Is a SURE, CERTAIN, and SPEEDY
CURE for all diseases of the BLADDER, KID~
NEWS and URINARY Onosns,cither in the
Male or Female, frequently performing a
perfect cure in the short space of three or
four days, and always in less time than any
other Preparation. In the use of Yarrtmt’s
Compound Emu-act of Cubehr and (Jopuz'ba,
There is no need of confinement or change
ofdiet. In its approved fortn of a paste, it
is entirely tasteless, and causes no un-
pleasant sensation to the patient, and no ey-
posure. It is now :cknowledged by the
most learned in the Profession that in the
above class of Diseases, Gunnns and COPAI-
BA arc the only two remedies known that
can be relcd upon with any ccrIuinly of suc-
cess. TARRANT’S
Compound Ert'lracl of Gubebs and (.bpaz'lm.
Never Fails. Manufactured only by
TARRAN'I‘ & 00.,
278 Greenwich St., New York.
Sold by Druggists all over the World.
‘1 CROFULA, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Asthma
. Liver and Kidney Diseases—Mm. R.
Prince, Flushing, N. Y., for 60 years propri-
etor of the Linnaan Nurseries, has discover-
ed the Remedial Plants which are PosITIvE
Cunns for the above and ad Inherited and
Chronic Diseases, Dyspepsia, Nervous De-
bility, Rheumatism, all Female Maladies, and
others resulting from impurity of the blood,
hitherto incurable. Explanitory circular,
one stamp. Treatise on all diseases, 20 cts.
HERE’S NOT A CITY, TOWN OR
VILLAGE in the United States where
Tarrant’s Effer oescenl Seltzer Apem‘ent is not.
a household medicine. From every. point of
the compass, every mail brings testimonials
of its marvelous efficacy in dyspepsia, ner-
vous debility, liver complaints and constipa-
tion. SOLD AT ALL DRUG s'ronns.
DO YOU OWN A HOUSE OH AN ACRE OF LAND ?
ARE YOU THINKING ABOUT SELLING OH BUYING
REAL ESTATE OF ANY DESCRIPTION ?
If your answer is yes to the above ques-
tions, then you will find GRAY’S N. E.
REAL ESTATE JOURNAL indispensable.
Published semi-monthly at. $1.00 per annum,
at No. 4 Scollay’s Building, Boston, Send
Stamp for Specimen Copy.
0 FRUIT GROWERS, and those want-
ing small Fruit Farms, Subscribe for
the Hammonlon C‘ullun'sl, a 1.6 page Month-
ly published by E. Matlack. 904 Market 81.,
Philadelphia, Pa, at only 25 cents a year.
Send for Specimen Copies.
$I.--sor- the ADVERTISERS 9A-. '-
Spccinicn copies 10 ct!
ZETTE one year.
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AGENTS \VAN’I‘ED FOR
GENERAL L. C. BAKER’S
HISTORY of the SECRET SERVICE
This work was announced more than a
year ago, but owing to the attempts of the
Government to suppress it, its publication
was delayed. It will now be issued, UNAL-
TERED and UNABRIDGED, under the
supervision of GEN. BAKER. whose mar-
velous narratives are-all attested by the high-
est official authority.
The MORALS of the National Capital ate
THOROUGHLY VENTILATED and there
are some. STRANGE REVELATIONS con-
cerning HEADS 0F DEPARTMENTS,
MemberStif Congress, FEMALE PARDON
BROKERS, and distinguished military char-
acters. Send for Circulars and see our terms
and a full description of the work.
Address JONES Bill 1TH ER’S & 00.,
507 Minor Ha. Philadelphia.
THE ART") FREEZER.
NEW 13d PROVE.“ I‘IN'I‘S, 18117..
SIZICS. I (u .35 QUAIRTS.
Send for IIIqu-utetl Circular.
E. S. 3: J. ’l‘urrey.
72 Muidrii Luv v. New York.
ARLINGTON, BROWNS & CO’S
GREAT ONE DOLLAR SALE.
250 Gold WATCHES; 300 Silver do;
200 Silk DRESS PATTERNS ; 300 Shawls
100 Silver Plufnd TEA SI‘I’I‘S, and $50,000
wmgli of‘otlier (loo-Is, all to he sold for $1
each.
Sen-l 25 Cents, for chm-Its, which will in-
form you WIIIIL)IIII (run “MVP for $1.
Agents wanted . Vt-I‘ywltt‘lt' to whom spec-
ial l.l‘l‘IIlS are gIVi'll. Sr-ml fin-circulars which
will give Ittlliiiloritiufioo. In every [N m
100 checks we guarantee a SiIVt-i' Walcli.
Hem] stamp for (fli‘l-lilztr.
ARLINGTON. DROWNE & (10.,
573 Washington St ., lustmi, Muss.
NEW “()tlItLI 52'1" ENGINES FOR SALE.
( NH 14 'ItCIl ttvlimlt't'il 1—21cotsl.rol't~,]2
Itiul, [mill-y 534 IIII'II I tun-J30 Iliil'sc ptiwi-r,
”tn-1‘). inch l‘)IIIIlIl'I. 3101:! stroke, 11
foot pullt-y, 18 inch far-v, 50 horse'ptiwvr.
I W”. I‘lliill lfl Illl‘Il cylinder, t.vu fmi
SLI‘UIH', 7 l 2 ft-tl pillll‘t . III incli IIH'O" ‘25
Ililr‘t‘ [NIWI'L
t)m- 8 Inch 1‘) ””110“ 20 inch Sll‘tikr, f; 11ml
pulley, 12 inch fa: r, 15 In r e power.
Circulars givinu Ilu- rt stillsof the Working
of ”11’ Corliss Engine. :ts MIIISIIIIIII‘S Of those
of other construct inn sent 0 ion a i lIIt‘M'IOlI.
WM. A. HARRIS, Builder IoI'Corllil :4 Steam
Engines, 113 Eddy Sh, Providence, R. I.
subscription $1.3 G. P. Rowell&Co., N. Y.
» NONPAHEIL EHENOHOUAN
' rich the soil. Price, .$00 per ton. ;
. . .
Bridgeport, have
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ORTABLE mm M ENGINES. AND. .
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS. The best
and most complete 111 use. '
Circulars scul on application.
W001) 8'. MANN, Szeam- Engine Co.
UTICA, N. Y.,
and 9,0 .ll-iidcn Lane, New York.
The ADVERTISERS GAZETTE In-
May, contains a complete list of the Ulti-
State Newspapers, otuefully revised and cor-
recled. Specimen copy 10 cents. Yearly
COLLINS. BLISS & 00.,
GE N ERAL COMMISSIONMERCHANTS
233 state st. '8. 120 “nil-Ilia, Boston,
And New. England Agentsfor the .
o,
This Guano is superibr'lb'hny Fertilizer in
the market. Its merits over others being to
destroy all insects and Worms withOut burn- ,
ing- or injuring the most delicate plants. It
is much stronger than the Peruvian, thereby
requiring a less quantityto, permanently en-
m‘Send for Circular, giving‘full? ‘ particu-
lars. '
North American ammuncomuanv. '
OPPOSITIQW T0
«mm mum,
EVERY 20 DAYS,
With Passengers, Freighgond U,- S. Halls.
0n the follém’ng Maroon Skan'uhi'pl: T
On the Atlantic Ocean Connect on Pacific Ocean
SANTIAGODE CUBA, AMERICA.
SAN FRANCISCO, MOSES TAYLOR.
manna UA, . , NEBRASKA,
41343.0“: 13453,, . 7
Passage and Freight at Reduwd Ram.
SAILING DAYS FROM NEW YORK.
3.5.:
lAlprll 50th 1867.! uly 10th and 30th 1867
Ly 10th and son: . 9.,Augustiloth . ; . _“
June 30th " Sept. 10thaud‘301h," ”“
And every twenty illl)‘S|IIel'l‘1I“er, leavin on
Saturday ~pl‘t‘VinlIS win-4n a Regular (Sci lug
Day comes on Sumluv‘ For farther Infork'
mation ap ly lo the NORTH AMERICAN
SIEAMS IP ()0
WM. H. WEBB, President, 54 Exchange
Place' N. Y.
D. N. CARRING’I‘ON, Agent, 177 West
St., corner Warren N. Y. ' .
LAWRENCE & RYAN, No. 10 Broad
St, Boston, Agents for New England States
PRACTICAL WWW“?
AND.
BATE TUBS,
COPPER BOILERS,
WATER CLOSETS,
HYDRANTS.
STREET WASHERS,
CAST IRON SINKS,
MARBLE WASH BASINS,
RANGES,
LIFT .na FORCE PUMPS,
CISTERN PUMPS,
BRASS and SILVER PLATED
WATER COCKS,
LEAD PIPE,
SHEET LEAD,
and all materials pertaining to a Practical
New York Plumbing Establishment cou-
stantly on hand.
Gas and Steam Fitting
in all all its branches.
Slate and '.I.'in Roofing,
Tin, lhect Iron a: Copper Work
done in the best manner. Also dealer in
STOVES,
TIN WARE,
GAS FIXTURES,
KEROSENE OIL,
LAMPS,
and a large assortment of useful Household
articles.
«Op-v
Roofs Repaired.
Gutters and Lenders
made and put up In the neatest manner and
of the best material.
‘<.>.
. All kinds of Jobbing in
Plumbing,Roofing,and Gas Fitting,
done- with neatness and dispatch.
Please give me acall
At No. 4 James’s Block,Water St.
Paper Hangings lb Widow Shades.
. The subscriber invites Special attention at this sea-
son, to his very large“ stoch'oiithe; above named
Goods, which he has on hand in t variety of styles,
undall ualities, suitable for t- e rlor of kitchen,
country ome or city residence, ban 2, offices, public
halls, Churches, &c. Experienced workmen to put
them up, if desired. GEO. MARVIN.
at A. C. ARNOLD'S Store Main St.
FOUND I FOUND I !
GARDINER’S
Certain Cure for Catarrh.
’1‘ is safe. sure and speedy. Numerous s c files
I have been introduced In the market whichplt? h 9
been claimed would care this loathsome and ten-lb e
disease ; some of them have proved a temporary re-
lief, none have effected a permanent cure. Guzm-
NIB’B CERTAIN CUB: FOB CAT-Alum will eradicate
the disease, give immediate relief, and accom llsb on
curl and absolute cure. For sale by H. M. ROW-
1’1‘ , Corner Drug Store. 9t14
BACON’S
Patent Culinary Steamer.
HIS STEAMERI: now offered to the trade, believ-
ing that it will be found one of the most useful
and Economical Culinary articles ever offered to the
gnblic ; it being a great. improvement over any other
teamcr heretofore made, constructed on purely scien-
tific principles so essential and important, it cannot
fail to recommend itself to any who will examine it.
The great. advantage of this over all other Steamers Is
in its peculiar form and construction, being made with
a
CONlCAL CHAMBER AND DEFLEC'I‘OR,
for extracting the wnfiehrisi , ith the steam lid of.
the same tlmé ' Iln .fle’g P". ' m équall; and
uniformly among the articles e cooked, thus ren-
dering vegetables, and es Potatoes, tohe served
whole. dryund mettly, tastes .of broken, soggy and
tasteless. ‘
Puddln , Dumplin , Stale Bread, &c., when cooked
by this teamer wil be found light and palatable. and
Incomparably better than when cooked in the ordina-
ry manner. ' -
JARVIS H SHAW, "
GAS PITTER.
an immense stoc
UN 1le MARBLE worm,
NORWALK, CON N.
HE subscriber, formerly of the firm of E. Price A:
Son, having taken the agency of the above
MARBLE ESTABLTS HM ENT,
1n Phoenix Block, (near the Pottery of Asn_E. Smith
dc Sons,) is now prepared to furnish every kind of
Italian and American Marble,
' t;it.'.xri‘n, iitIAii, on Itttowu STONE
M O N U M E N '.'l.‘ S ,
Slabs, Tablets Sinks, &c., as well as Mantlcs and
Furniture Slabs in geneml, and furnished at the lowest
possible prices. ‘
Cemetery Fencing, Iron Bailing, Go,
" furnished and put up at. short notice and on very
lhvorable terms.
Beprescutln an establishment the oldest and best
known of any n Western Connecticut, the subscriber
feels that Its reputation for artistic excellence and
honorable dealln is already too well established to
need commends on. Address
‘ E. B. PRICE, Agent.32
Norwalk, CL, May lot, 1867.
tIIiii’ SIIIII
is the place to get a
Good Piano, Melodeon,
. Accordeon, Flutinu, Concertina, Violin,
"Guitar, Banjo, Tambourine, Bones, Trian-
gle, Drum, Fife, Flute. Picolo, Picolo and
Flageolet combined.
SEWING MACHINES,
Wan-units ' & WILsou's, firm, and
WILcox 8c Ginns, .
the three best. Sewing Machines now in use.
Anyone wishing a good Sewing Machine
(would do well to examine them before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
' ”Trunks, Travelling Bags lb Satchels,
ST E A M- >
we have just received a large and fine assort-
ment.
Picture Frames, Oval and Square,
made to Order, in
RosewoOd, Black Walnut and Gilt.
Flowers, Shells and Mo‘sses Framed in any
style of Frame. ‘
One and Eight Day Spring Clocks.
Com. Note, Billet, and Letter Paper,
White and Bull Envelopes to match.
Steel Pem, R'acks and Holders,
Black, Biiié and Carmine Inks,
Blank Memoranda and‘Acct. Books.
A splendid assorfinent of
. Albiinia. -.
FAIRCHILD’S
Gold Pens and Pencils.
Opera, Magnifying and Spy Glasses,
Spectlcles, Microscope, and Eye Glasses,
Portmonies and Money Bags,
Portfolios, and Portable Desks.
39 Main Street,
Sign of the Golden Harp and Pen.
mounts
Celebrated. _,
PEIll-‘EGTEII spurious,
Manufactured in Hartford, Conn.
Tun ONLY Panrnc'r Lunsus IN EXIsruncn.
Superior to an other in use.
Constructed in accordance with the Science
and Pliilosphy of Nature in the
peculiar form of a
Concave Convex Mirror.
Admirahlv adapted to the Organ of Sight,
and llfll‘ll'ClIy natural to the Eye; and
affording altogether the best artific-
ial help to the human eye ever
invented.
For sale by the following persons who are
the only appointed Agents in this vicinily,
HEN BY H. WELLMAN,
Music and Fancy Store, 39 Main Street Nor-
' walk Conn.
Messrs. HANDLE an 00.,
Postmaster. Winnipuuk Conn.,
JOHN OSTRANDER,
Optician and Watch-maker, New Canaan.
N. B.—'~NO PEDDLERS EMPLOYED.
LL kinds of Fruits, Foreign and Domestic, Green.
Dried and in Cans, at. HOLMES‘S
TOBACCO ‘otnii kinds,
at manufacturers prices. at
HOLM ES‘S
CHELSEA Cooking Stove, sold by
C. & E. K. 1.00 WOOD do CO.
OCUST POSTS Ind PlCKETS,ut
'I‘BOMES &
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE ONE.
18 Sold at 0. 6t E. K. LOCKWOOD a 00's. I
\
RILE,
Five Mile River. 1
A- .3 -4
Of Brussels -3119
0
New York Advertisements.
v t v 9 T y 1 1
WA l IIRS PIAMD FOR. HIS
Grand. Square ("Id Upright .' I’m-(or, C/L'I'l'C/I,
(.‘em and UNI/lllkt Org/ms.
Best Mrintt/iufiurctl. warranted for stir yarns.i
Second-huntl I’I.\.\'I).~t. Mumuuoxs :Iud (lituANs, it!
great bargains, prices from $25 to $200. New and
second hand Instrtttucv t4 to lot. and rent applied if
purchased ; Motillily IIHIII'IIIII‘II'S. receivctl for same.
(lld I'llllltl‘ lulu-ii in t-xcliun-rte. Illustrated Catnipgucs
"l‘l'Il‘tIIl't'f‘. \\':irt-'n 'lI- I -I'ti:itl\\':i)’. New York.
lyls 11o .U' “' "runs .1: t'o , )lnttufucttu'ers.
—MCTU_RNINO GOODS. _ .
h GREAT BARGAINS FROM AUCTION.
5 4 & (3-4 Deltiincs, $1.00pcr y‘d, worth $1.37 1-5:
Tumisc Cloth. 1.25 do 1.75
5-4 Eugenie Cloth. '75 do 1.00
5-4 English Bombazitic 2 2') o 3.00
9-4 Colorado Cloth, 8 00 perdress worth 14.00
6-4 Grape Cloth. 0.00 do 0.00
5-4 Victoria Poplins, 0.00 do 9,00
Black Alpacas. 021-2 pct- y‘d worth 87 1-2
Black Alpacas. 75 do 1.00
Finest French Mnslius, 7:. (1.. 1.00
Travelling Dress GOOdS. in every Shade, Design and
Texture, below cost of Importation. 5—4 Pongce
Cloth, 75¢: per yard. worth $1. English Poplins.
Silk Stripes and Checks, 31c. and 37 1—2c per ard.
Just half price. Rich Black Silk, for every sly c of
garmentat a great sacrifice. N. IL—Au elegant stock
of Bonnets at a great reduction. at
JA ‘KSON‘S MOURNING STORE.
£0 No. 551 Broadway, opposite Tiffany 8; Co’s N. Y.
FUR NITURE !
. REMOVAL.
WARREN, WARD 61. 00., _
Manufacturers of Cottage Furniture, have removed
to their
NEW ‘VAR [6 HOUSE
Non. 75 and '17 S ring Street. corner of Crosby St..
New York, one )lock east of Broadway, between the
St. Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotels, where they
are repurcd to furnish every variety of Chamber,
Par or, Library, and Dining Room Furniture, Bed-
ding, &c.. unsurpassed in quality, and at their usual
reasonable prices. _‘ 133—0
FISK & HATCH,
B A N K E B. s .’
AND DEALERS IN
Government and, other Dealt-sale Securities,
No. 5 NASSAU ST, N. Y.
recommend to investors the
First} ,. Mortgage Bonds
OF THE
CENTRAL
Pacific R. R. Co.
This Company is constructing under the patronage
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
the Western end of the
Great National Railway across the
Continent.
Their line will extend from Sacramento, California
across the Sierra Nevadas to the California. State
Ilne, traversing the richest and most populous sec-
tion of Cali ornia. and thence‘througlt the great
mining reg cm of the Territories. to the vtcmity of
SalLIake City. '
It forms the sole libslern link of the only ron_c to
the Pacific which is adopted by Congres and aided
by the issue of Halted Slates Bonds. ,
Their road is already completed. cqmppcd and
running for!“ miles from Sacramento to Within 12
miles of the summit of the Sierras, and a large
amount of Grading, Tunneling, &c.. beyond that
point has been accomplished.
The First Mortgage Bonds of this Company af-
ford unusual inducements of Safety and Profit to In-
vestors, for the following among other reasons,)viz:
First. The rate of interest is Simper cent. in cold,
payable semi—annually in the City of New York.
Sec'ond. The Principal ls payable in Gold at mr-
turlty.
Third. The cost ofthc Bonds. Ninelyfive per cent-
and accrued interest, is Ten per cent. less than
that. of the cheapest Six per cent, Gold- Bearing
Bonds ofthe Government.
Fourth. The United States Government resides
nearly half the amount accessory to but at the en-
tire road. and looks mainly to a smallper-cenl-
age on the future tratlc for re payment.
Fifth. Owing to this liberal rovision, accompanied
with Extensive Grants of blic Landmb which
the Government'fostcrs this great nation. .enter-
prise, its success is rendered certain, and tls Ft.
nancial stability is altogether tntlependenl of the
contingencies which allend ordinary Railroad
enterprises.
Sixth. The Security of its First Mortgage Bonds.
is therefore ample, and their character for safety
and reliability is equalled only by that of the ob-
ligations of the Government itself.
Seventh. The net earnings of, the completed por.
tion are already largely in excess of the interest
obligations which the Company will incur an
twice flu distance, and are steadily increasmg,
rendering the uninterrupted payuicntof the Inter-
est absofiitely certain. ,
Eighth. At the present rate of Gold they pay near]
8 1-2 per cent. per annum, on the amount investc .
The Bonds are issued in denominations of $1.000
.with semi-annual Gold Coupons attached, payable
in New York. and are offered for the present at 95
e1 cent. and accrued interest (in currency) from
Hanuary lst. - '
Orders ma be forwarded to us direct, or tlirgigh
the principn Banks untl Bankers in all pa. rts ot the
Countr ,
Itemiltances may be made in drafts on New York
or in Legal Tender-Notes, National Batik Notes, or
other funds current in this city, and the Bonds Will
be forwarded to any address by Express, free. of
charge.’ Inquiries by mail or otherwise, will receive
punctual attention.
FISK & HATCH,
Banker-sat Dcalersfn Government Securities,
No. 5 Nassau St, New York.
N, 83A“ kinds of Government. Securities re~
celved at the full Market. price in exchange for the
above Bonds. Also,
WAN descriptions of Government Securi-
lws kept constantly on htuul. and Bought, Sold,
or Ecchanged. .
WGold Coin and U. S. Coupons bought, sold
and collected.
E‘Depost'ls recez'ccd on liberal terms, sub-
jfct to check at sight.
WCollections made throughout the country.
Williscellaneous Stocks and Bonds bought and
sold at. the Stock Exchange on Commission for cash,
[S‘Spect'al Attention gluon to the Exchange
of SEVEN-THU” Y NOTES of all the Sc-
. 'rt'es for the New I/IVE—TWENTY BONDS
of 1865, an the most favorable terms.
Sewing Machines
Positive] the only place in the cit where - on can
' obtain DIIklnds of . y y
New Sewing Machines,
at manufacturers rice! and where you can exchange
any time within t lrty days for any other machine,
without extra charge, ifnot satisfied. All kinds of
old Machines taken in exchan efor new ones.
SIBLEY & STOOPS. o. 643 Broadway,
9. Corner of Bleecker Street.
4m
BUR'Y’S
_ sU P E R I o R .
Grand Scale Piano-Fortes. .
t ,
Voluntary Testimonials.
“They possess in the ”lg/test Decree all the es—
sentials of a Per ect Piano lr'orle.“—W.\I. MAsON.
“BRADBUItv's ew Scale Piano Fortes I have ex-
amined with real cart. They are wary superim-
instrumenta.’ ——GorTscuAI.i~:.
“I admire them in the highest degree.”—Gnouce
W. MORGAN. .
" anunrtv’s PIANOS were used at the ‘Convcnt of
the Sacred llcurt,’ in company with ten others.
Their supérior excellence was fully proven.”—W.
Briton;
“ They are the best Square Piano Fortes I have cv-
er played upon—Haunt.r SANDEBSON."
“After many trials, I find them superior to all 01h
ers."—CuAqu:s FIIAD'EL.
Robert Bonner, Esq., of the N. Y. Ledger, thus
writes to the Ledger of January 13th, 1306: “We
bought one of Bnannnitv‘s instruments last spring,
and after using it for several months, and hearing
the opinions of some of the best judges in this city—
ersons who have tried it—we are cotifldcnt no better
'niio could be made,"
“ As an accompaniment to the voice, Ihavc rarely
met their equal.”—Bassmi.
“ In every particular, as to tone, touch and power,
they an per/'ecl.”—Ronum Nahum.
“ I consider tliciu equal to any i huvfi scen.”——JNO.
N. PATTISON
W“"”"f’.’i‘ifl?__7. PF°°m9 SUN!“
MIDDLE OF THE BLOCK.
COOPER iNS’I‘I'I‘U'I‘E, N. Y.
H A D L E Y
Is constantly rcccivinglarge invoices of
French China,
OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SHAPE, AT ONE-
HALF THE USUAL SELLING PRICES.
White French (.‘hina Dinner Sets, 130 pieces, $30.00
.. .. .. . . .. 44 .. .7.
lea 00
“ " ‘ “ Dinner Plates. per doz. 2 00
II M I. rlvcn -. to II 1.5I’
u u n Clip“ mu] Saucers, 21 ps. 2.00
French Cut Goblets, pcr doz. 50
Also Fancy Uoodsln China,1)iuuer. Ten, TIMI-ct
Sets, White Parisian Stone Ware, Cutlery, &c , &C.,
atq-qnully low prices. Goods packed to call over
the world. by express or otlwrwlsc. ouse Flir-
iiishing Goods Ill large variety.
Remember HADLEY‘S Middle of the Block.
WSeud for Cutalogue.,a 3m12
No CONNECTION WITH CORNER STOBEs.
Ingrain Carpets
' ' fio§£fi§"'£i¥i.icé¢
Choice Southern Hominy and Sump,
I;\|5tl. til-Iv, Agents for tho Sovtic‘i'v “l" Sti.\lu.i:.~-‘.
“’1 .\’t l‘.\‘ I".\l.'.l .\'.\ t‘l.‘.\( ¥l\' l'Zlitx'.
And IIICIIIIICAIYS I'Rliftlll‘l! IlAIIth: :lltlI PAS
’I‘IIY POWDER.
:lutll-l] No. 8:} BARCLAY Six, New Ytifk_
G" T" THOS. R. AGNEW’S
One Price House,
;\'r '1‘111-2 (Toitxmt on
NEW YORK, wuuun YOU WILL FIND TEA“,
COFFEES, FISH, FLOUR, AND EVERY
'I‘IIING ELSE CHEAPER ’1‘lI.-\.\' _-\.-.v
S't‘oitu IN NEW Yottit.
PA CIFIC GU11 N O.
(IENEI‘.AI.ACI-lNC\'Fillt’l‘llliAMMONIATEII
PACIFIC GUANO.
S Agents for the Pacific Guano Company. we iti-
_ vitc your attention to this circular as a matter of
importance nud ititeiest. The Aiiimouiutcd Pacific
(ltluim resembles Peruvian (ltiiiiio in appearance, odor
and Composition. :iiidcoiihiinsall tho t'If‘IllClils of
fertility. That. which renders the Pacific (itiaho sti-
pcrior to Peruvian is, lliut while it. posses-cs stifli
ctcututiiiualiuuttt-r :iutlumiuouizi for all inimudizttt»
stimulus, it also contains nearly double. the amount.
of soluble and bone ]lIlOS]lIl:l.lt‘., which afford the
crops ample tinurisluntuit. and leaves the soil enrich-
cd by the same for successive crops, (which is not. the
case with Peruvian Guano.) We can assure the pith-
lic that. the Pacific (lunno is supcnor in point
of actual valueund economy to either Peruvian (lu-
uizo or Super Phosphate of Lime. itiid commend it
confidently as the best and cheapest. l'crfilizri' now
offered to Farmers and (hit-(tenors. containing more
Ammonia, Soluublc Plinsphulc. and Bone Phosphate
of Lime, than any Olltcr lt‘erlilizer now offered, or
known to its. CEO. DAVENPORT & CO,
General Agenlsfort/ie I'd/Into (lmmn winpum/ 11.".
Milk Street. Boston. '
GEO. SEYMOUR A: (70., Agents
South Norwalk and vicinity.
(l'recnm'c/t .v Min-troy Hlx
lylli
for Norlt'zilk,
19
.r. n. finnrmcsa sour,
RE.A.L ICSTJXTIC,
Fire 8:. Life Insurance Brokers,
392 Eighth Avenue, and 07 Wall SL, N.-Y.
SOUTHERN LANDS—Great. inducements offered to
Settlers, in Tracts Of‘ fifty to 5,000 Acres. All orders
leftat the residence of'J. ll. Jennings, or :it the Post
Office, South NOi'ivalk will reeelvt. prompt attention.
J. II. JENNINGS. (MEI) s. it. JENNINGS.
GROUP !___CROUP t !
DR. MILLER’S
Soothing and Healing Balsam.
. — ou—
NATURE’S ASSISTANT.
IT HAS PROVED INFALLIBLE FOR BURNS,
Frozen Limbs, Bruises, SpruiusJVOuuds of all kinds
P bins in the Side, Back or Shoulders, Cliilblains,
chapped Hunds,Sfifchck,Aguc iii the face or breast
Ear Ache, Deafness, Poisoning, Erysipelas. and In-
ilamatiou of the Eyes. For Rheumatism itis not a
certain cure, yct hundreds have been relieved by it
when other remedies failed.
As an internal medicine. t on taken in season. it
will cure Inflamation of the owcls. Dysenterv. Kid-
ney Complaint, uiid Cholera Morbus. It. will also
cure Diptheria. dry Couch, and Asthma.
This medicine is purcTy vegetable iii its composi-
tion, soothing and healing in its influence, and may
be given to any age or sex with perfect safety. it
has been before the public during the past nine years
and has wrought some of the most astonishing cures.
The proprietor challeiges the world to produce its
superior as a. remedy. For sale by all Druggists.
C. D. LEET, Proprietor, Sprinoficld. Mass.
Demas Barnes & Co., 21 Park Row. New York, will
also supply the Trade at List Prices. 14
ITIZENS’ SAVINGS BANK of the Cit y of New
York, N0. 58 Bowery. corner of Canal St. Six
PER CENT. Ixrnnssr PAID (free from Government '1'le )
on all sum? from Five to Five Thousand Dollars.
Interest commences on deposits on the lst of January,
April.July, and October, and is payable in January
and July. Bank open every day, for the reception and
ayment 01' mone , from 10 to 3 o’clock, and also on
ondny, Wednes ay and Fridaybvcnings front 5 to '3'
o’clock. Batik books in German. French, and English.
GEO. FOLSOM, President.
SEYMOUR A. Buses, Secretary. 1 y ..
xenophobic....‘.".;:;E.;.‘.‘i.‘, _
No. 1 Tinitn Avtrunu,
(Opposite the Cooper Institute.) - ~ an-Yomr,
INCORPORATED in 1853. by act of Legislature. for
the safe keeping Of‘ money. Six per cent. interest
allowed 011 deposits, commencingquarter] in October,
January, April, and July. Bank opcu dai y from {I to 2
o‘clock, and on Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday
from 5 to '7 o‘clock P. M. -
ISAAC ’1‘. SMITH, President.
1y36
W. J. BARNES, Secretary.
Third Avenue Savings Bank. -
Corner ofthird Avenue and 26th St., N. Y.
CHARTER 1864.
Present: Amount: of Deposits, 2,300,000.
ALL do osits made on or before the 20th of Octo-
bcr, anuary, April aud July will draw interest
from the lat ofthcse months. BANK OPEN daily
from 10a. m., to 3 p. m., and on Monday Wednesday
and Saturday Evenings. from 0 to 8 p. 11].
Six Per: CENT. interest allowed (free front Govern-
ment. Tax) on all sums from $1 to $1,000
SPENCER K. GREEN, President.
RICHARD KELLRY, Secretary. 1y8
SinclatidCiTfis—“Extfict Allucltu
CURES
.All IKIDNICY DISFIAES,
' AND '
RIIEUMA'I‘IC DISEASES,
Price $1, Sold everywhere.
J. A. BURLEIGH, Wholesale Druggist,
Boston, General Agent.
PASSAGE TO AND FROM ‘
GREAT BRITAIN dz IRELAND.
TAPSCOTT BROTHERS c 001’s
86 South Street, 2:! Bromlwziy,
NEW YORK.
Continue to issue Passage Tickets. available for
Twelve months, from LONDON, LIVERPOOL or
QUEENSTOWN, and DRAFTS, payable oti demand
for any amount front £1 and upwards.
ll. RGLOVER, Agent, Savings Bank at New-
town, Fiiirfleld CO.,Conn. 13!)
Cane Seated Chairs
of every description
RJB—‘BOTTOMIGD,
Orders 1ch with C. B. D'AR’I‘OIS. HOIIIII Nm'walk,
will receive prompt attention. 6
West Side Grocery,
lit the old stand,
No. 3, JAMES BLOCK. Noi‘tvttlk, t‘tiiiii.,
West side of the lii'lflgl‘.
' ‘HE Subscriber would invite the attention oftlie
public to his stock of _
Choice Family Groceries,
which he will sell as cheap as they can be bought at
any other store in town. They are ofthe hestquali-
ty, and will be sold iii any quantity. large or small.
to stilt purchasers. ’i‘huuklul for past. favors, would
rcsccctl‘nlly solicit a continuance of the rume. '
FREDERICK F. 1v‘lNNliY.
URNING FLUID at $1.25 per gallon, also Lumps
for the some at .
C. S: E. K. LOC‘IIWOOD .1: Co.
‘ITOUT 1', inch CLEAR SIDING,
b 'i'llOMES .c tutu,
Five Mile liver.
Stoves, Heaters, Ranges, &
AT
1“” . Iii- Nash’s
SOUTH uottivAtK, court.
ANUFACTUREII, Jobber, and Dealer in 'l‘iii.
Sheet. Iron, Copper, Lead and Zinc Metals. Hus
constantly on hand a general assortment of iiielwu
Furniture, and is prepared at all titties, to do any kind
of Jobbing in his lIllt', with good slouk, and at fair re-
iitliiicrtttivc prices. Ul‘tI ~‘ solicited. full] the public iii-
vited to LIIIIIIIIIII cxuiiiiii '1. Terms (lush. For the
convenience of Mniiiiliteliii-t ~i and (.‘(lllIl‘ill '
inciits of‘uccouuts will he run ' -st nI
month, :it which time (:11! hills) are thin and payable.
0.,
WitttAh a? ml;
SADDLER (It HARNESS MAKER,
DJOINII'G Dilitbtii'y :titd Nurwulk lt.1l.l)t-pot.
Norwulk, Ctiiiii.,1.'ceps t-oiisfunfly flll hand and
will make toot'tlcr every description of
Harness,llc r C l- imiiture, Trappings
or Clothing. Also Suddlcr's Hardware and outfits,
Trunks, Vulisn-s. ('ztrpet Bags. the.
All in mint ofuiiytliiitgiii his line. pill do well to
give him it call. Orders for any kind of work promptly
executed. Repairing (lone neatly and cheaply, and at.
short not ice.
Removal.
A. $§2LLECIL
Hus removed his stoic and ’Ifmi'n .(‘Ierk‘s Ollirc
To Lockwood’s Building.
\\'I1L‘1‘(‘. an extensive assortment of
B O O K S ,
Stationery, Gold Pens, Fancy Goods,
REVENUE STAMPS, 111:, can be found. its usual.
Come and see the new store. I
I
at the lowest pri
CONvarAsons
NOIRVVA‘LIJC
Horse Railway.
Spring Arrangement.
' {2/ 11rd
Ann/Will".
t; It“ .‘. .11.
l.‘.l<lllll;ly>)
~~ t'. 1.". ,t, .11.
New lion-n. _ 1‘ ll; ‘
:‘It-iv flaw-n 1'23. 1 t». in
" No 'l‘rnin. it I‘.’
"' New York l€.\'. I‘l It;
“ New York Ii
No ’l‘ruiii.
New II:1V('II.
New Hurt-ti i-Ix.
No Train.
5‘.) “ New York Ex. 3'
. Nonvulk Spt-t-iul.
“ No ’I‘i'uiii
New Ilurvu Ex.
New York Ex.
New lltivt-ii:
New lluvt-ii.
New York
No 'I'rttitt.
Nor-wall: Slit‘t'l'il.
Ni) ’l‘r:tili.
Now York fix.
Now flown l-I.~:.
/.I‘Il7‘t‘ liar/FINA, Nu
S, Yul I:. ‘iltllll:.!:,;.
IIII
. l‘l "
IIIl‘\\'I.\' I.flf'li\\'(lllll. Hill-"f.
l}t'(‘..l(llli,1.‘lflli.
’j ' NORWALK at. NEW-YORK
DAILY LIN‘E,
(Monet-titty,r \viIItfht-llziuletii-y1:. 1:.
if.
S
wii-
. I. i i/L-
__r_
0n and :iffci' Monday. April 13th. 1:. .7.
NEIL v w H .~.— E
CAP'I‘AlE‘l MONK,
will leave
PIER. 37, EAST RIVER.
Foot MarketStrect, (Ilt‘fll' Catherine Market). every
al‘fci'iiooii M2310 o‘clock, (Sundays excl-pink) for
NolRTVAIJi DIIREC'I‘.
Will lcuvc Soul Ii Ntii'tvnll; every tiioritiiigttl 7,-1.3 o‘clock,
on the .‘ll‘l‘IfllI of the If. It. 'l‘i‘uiiis.
A Stage for NEW (‘.\N;\:\N('tiiitit-r:t~; with this Bout.
Passage 75 CtsExcursion Tickets $1.25
the Now, and
I'; ‘ incrs, Baggage :tiid I“l‘l:lf_fI|I found from the ill--
pot is itliout extra charge.
WNodelny \villoceur mi accountol' low “'tlIt’l', us
the NELLY WHITE can always make her lune l'L"
gurdloss ot'flic tide.
P. E]
“a 1;} ‘ T. ‘ [Jar—m
Danbury 6!. Norwalk R. 21.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
April lJfli. 1907.
Commencing
DAILY ’l'IUi INS.
Imam: ”(lulu/I'll for South Normal/s.
At. 0 fill a. in.,-1.1.") p. in., .1 I?» p. 111.
Leave Soul l Norwalk for Daubury.
At 0.00 :t. 111., 11:1, in., 0.181). in.
Mare Normal]; Bridge [or South A'orwall'.
AI 7.:l1:t.tn., 5.20 p. in., 7.151). In.
JOHN W. BACON, Stip‘t.
N. Y. 61. N. Ii RAILROAD.
was *— t... =
1801‘. V ‘ sPhIN'cARRANGEMENT.
Commencing April 15th, 15417.
fr»
‘ 1.0m.
Trains from. New Ilut‘enfor A? w I'm-1'.
ACCnll.—;\t 5.30. 0. ill), and 10 00 a. in., 5.00 p. in.
EXPRESS—AI. tl ' '1. in., stopping at Bridgeport,
Norwalk and Stanifoul. At 2.05 p, in., (in volition-
tion with Express train from Boston, via Springfield
stopping at Bridgeport, Not-walk .‘lllll Sluiiifoi'd. 5.01)
p. In., stoppiiignt liri report,Nor\v:ill: :llltI Htutiit'ord
(“4.30 p. 111 , in connection with Shore Line from
lBoslton. stoppingr :tf. Bridgeport, Nfrl'WIIIIC :tttd Slum-
orl .
'i‘hc 5.001). 111., Train receives pussongvrs from the
Hartford and New Haven Railroad at. New laveii.
The 0.:I01i. in., and 4.220 p. m., trains I‘
scngcrs from‘ the Danbury Railroad at N
The 0.45 11.. m., trains receive passengers from the
Hartford Spi'itilrlicld, Canal and New London Rail-
roads, at New Tluvcn, and from the Natural Illtk It'll.“-
roud at Bridgeport.
At 2.15:1. in., l’u-‘scii‘gcr Mail ’I‘t'uiu, Mondays _ex-
Ccpted. .
SPECIAL TRAINS loavc Not-walk at 0.00 :i. in.,
3.251). in., for New York.
‘l'lvtinslvmre Norton/l; for-New l'orlz.
Atlifi‘fl (EA ’ 11.10 :i. in.,
:tnd
0.00, 1145. 7.112. 10.58 (lam)
3.1:! USS.) $.25, 5.2:!) (Ex) 0.17, and 0.07 (ML) p. iii.
Dilllblll'j/ If: Nor/call: I.‘:til/'0:1.l.
Passengers for tho Duiibiir and Non 11: (3.1:. will take
the 0.30 and 0.45 it. ni., out i“; 00 p. lll.,'ll':llll>‘ to Norw‘lk
Trains from New York for New [/(lt‘l‘ll,
Among—At 7.00, 11.30 :t. in., 3.115 and «1,3011. m.
Exritcss Trams—At 8.00 a. in., 3.00 and 5.00 p. in.
for Boston, via New Haven, littrf foi‘tl,Spritigf‘ield and
Worcester. stopping at Stamford, Nortvttlk :intl
Bridgeport.
At. 12 15 and 8.00 p. in., for Boston, via New Loti-
dou, Stoniiigtou and Providence.
The 8.00 p. in., and 3.00 p. in., ’I'ruius connect
with Nuugutuck llousutonic and New London flail:
roads.
SPECIAL TRAIN loaves Slaiuford at 0.30:1. in., for
New Haven.
_Lcnve Nor-wall: for New ”area.
At 6.50. 8.58, 9.11:} (Ex.) :1. in.; 1.31, 1.57 (15x.)-f.4f (Em)
5.52, 0.12 and 040(13):.) p. in.
See large bill of udvcrtiscmunt :it the Station
Houses and Hotels.
Supt’s Ollicc, 4th Ave. and ~J‘.'I.h St., New York.
Ass‘t Sup‘t‘s Office, Station ilotisc New Haven.
* JAMES H. IOY'I‘, Sup‘f.
The MOnopoly Broken !
THE
Exlircss Company.
Iltts opened its lines to the publi‘. over the
Dunbar-y “7 Norwalk Railroad,
and Freight, Packages and money for Duiibtti'y, and
all intermediate points will be r 'eived and form -d-
cd with dispatch. Goods forwarded from any Mu-
tiou on this road to New York or. Boston by our liiics
will be promptly delivered in those cities. We have
broken the monopoly and reduced the prices.
Expresses will be forwarded oti the llousnfonic,
Western. Boston and Worcester. l’ittsfield and North
Adams, New York and New Haven, New Haven.
Ilartfordaiid Springfield. Hartford Providence and
It‘ishkill. Middletowii Branch, and New Britain
Branch Railroads, and via Hudson River and N. Y.
Ceiltfllllftlll Roads to Albany, Buffalo, Cleveland,
Cincinnati, St. Louis, Louisville, Chicago, Milwau-
kee. Detroit, anti intermediate places.
Merchants and Shippers should bear in mind that
for any reduction in rates oftrutisporfutiou, us well
its for the Special Express train to and front New
York, they are indebted to the M ercltaiit‘s Union 15x-
prcss Company.
Wcask the support of the public upon the tissu-
runcc 01' J US'I‘ HATES ALWAYS. floods delivered
with dispatch at both ends of the route.
Way Express from New York at. III A. AL. and 4
p. In., for all Stations between New York. New flu-
vcn. Hartford and Springfield.
NEW YORK 0F1t‘lCES——Nos. titifiutid :Itii‘ III‘O.‘1(I~
way. corner of‘l<‘r'ul:lin Sf. ; No. ) Broadway, lic-
twccn John Sit-cot. itiid Maiden Lune; at Western
Depot, corner of Hudson and Leonard Streets : :ititl
tit Eastern Dcpotoii I“0|ll'III Av. corner of :l‘ld St.
OFFICES—3011f“ Nut-walk, lu'l llorzido liliidiiig.
Norwulk, Edward 1’. Word‘s Drip,r Store.
I). 1‘. HARVEY, Agvnt.
11. W. DWIIIII'I‘, Div. Supt .10
C
Express N otlce.
“IE Norwalk Office of tlic Adan ‘ ll‘t'r‘.‘ (‘o., is
‘ liltlf Iiorc
inl
, located at. the News Star
Packages and Freight. by I;
at low rates, for the N. Y. A:
ll. .‘x‘: N. R. It. I) (ll-.0.
Bartram’s Liver-t;
Fm‘nwrly Sicp/wmon‘s.
The. subscriber having: taken the FlilIIII‘F hit'iitcrly
owned by D. Strpli -tt-'oit, iii the roar (if the Norivulk
Hotel, and rt-sfovkt, tic same with lll‘\\' :IIltI stipt-ri-
or ilo~ -' ~ ml \‘teiiit-It-s. is prepared to let the sumo.
either >111 u' double, with or without. drii't-rs, on
will. I" |~, purtiI-s. etc., supplied with Hut-1..1
:iii‘tIStugl tit short notion. (hit":ugt-sto :iiid lion:
all trains, t-Io. 'I‘IIIISI'III \\':l1lf, oI gruod lt‘ilill" trill do
\Vt'II to mill. 1). S. lIAIL’l'IIAAI.
I
TH E ”1.11195 I' I'H'I‘A Illilrill I'll!
Livery Stable
1N Ntiilii'AiA’;
BUT THE NEWEST AND LIST I.I;UI.“.’t""
III'ISIIIlFf‘I'Illt‘I'Il:1\' this Sin-in" ‘ I
further Hawk of I In
many now and Silllt'l’ltll’r‘lllilli' :IIIII III
the addition of some of the tit-.«I lt"I
walk. lie. has also just procured lln- .
Iiii'ctltliiigJV l’li'il ii‘i ‘llliI UiIIIII’ 1:.li'lics. I‘\'t‘l‘ Illll'n—
tllit‘ctliiifti). rwulk. llis(Iotililt-Itirimti \Iill 1w sup-
plied \viflistift 1IIII"I\'II drivers u'ltt-ii do. I. iiiid L't‘ll-
flcliors- I‘o ‘IIIgIt‘tII'IVIlIL’. .‘\ISI>.I::11II ':lIItI (Innis.
SilfIlIIl‘I es and :it mt uiiibllt l'fllvr‘.
l-‘ot-sulo. :i lIIIlllIlI'I‘ III secondhand t'urriu‘.r
sisfitig of one square box Flll‘lllf,’ (div-Ill co
liorkitivzli'fi opt-ii lilie‘gicstiiul lop hit;r 't-s.
liiult‘. JAIIIIZH (:1:ll-‘1’I~I'l‘ll.
E. QUINTARD dz SONS,
Cabinet Makers,
III‘} ilow pit-purcd to offer In IIN‘ public IIlt‘ lutgf»
,‘H. est and best. :tssnrltncui of
Good. .F't:t.:t:i.1lttire,
t'oiiipt' ‘ng every article llrlL‘lII - pl iii ti l"t "ui'uvt-
Store, t'.\’vl' olfert-tl in .\'orv.‘:tlk, ‘.'.'Itll'Il 0' ill 1w .uld m
Ilie very ltiwcsf. pi'icrs. Our t'ttsltitut“ :t
Iic generally who want any! hing- m:
it to LIIt'il‘ interest to :zivc its :t 11:1“ SI ‘Iilt: Matti-ms-
es of :I (II‘ I tlifl't‘I't'Ilt kinds. Vt‘l')‘ I‘IIt-up. ll.ti:' \l:il~
In. 'e< made to omit-r. and old mitts ut.itIe “viii-ac
gootfu» iivtv.
IINIDIQ I: z xix/MA. t N Qt,
cht-vp on II:IIIII :i \'t'I:,‘ Iill‘ff" zi-sorItut-ul of ruin”.-
of every tlt.‘~'(‘l’illlillll. l'urn II shrouds. s-n-mf’s. min
l‘Iil!!l‘$,fllllIl‘\'t‘1"\lIlI1l;fIIW'I‘.‘II‘\’ for the Illli'llni :ii 1.1‘
“It: dead, :Illfl zit. \'<-r\' ttnv minus, \\’.- h-ivt- Itm
llrtirrt-s rqliitl funny iii flit: State. \\ ltirli \\'1'>IILIII 1151‘
whenever our scrviccsure i'etpiired, without extra
charge. E. QUINTARD iv. SONS.
s " -
11.. :ls'ilISO for the
\v. ItcNtx‘iNtis.'
, (‘Ull-
\t'ugoii.
COS.
Ili.~'//'ll.’/ of .\'//1~H' all: How/u I'll/II‘I'. .llm/ 17/0.
.1. I). 1:127. '
IJ‘N'I'A’I'I” if 11 Iii." 13' 'l‘. Bill.i-I>'.i:tlt- til' Nuruull: in
I .-:lirl lII’lil'll'I ’Ill“'.'l~t‘lI.
'I‘lu-t
halo IIIll'i-'II .iiu: :IIIO‘dt‘tI :ix IIIHIII
Il"lf'lll, l- .- l‘iwliitirs hf'HiIrI
I..i'>t-IlI--Iiit-Iti. 'I'Iitt.»
llii Ir :irr-tt‘nts.propt:r1v 41ml, \\ iIhiii suitl
v. \zit! l~t'tIt‘ll.‘ll‘I‘f‘1I.‘lI'f'f'll\ , . 1\II|It~i'.-niisiii-
‘II In ~ IIII lid-tie 2111' it-iptl-slt-tl to iit:i1.c Ilillll.‘
mitt IIE' I'imIitIv IIII' line Ilirft'it't (-I Norwnlk
' Iront IIIl' date
.I‘ III t-xliililt
\i'hii III'LCIL'f‘f. to
.‘ \\'. MILES, AIIIIIIIIISIJIIII’IN.
ll}~//ir/ r1." .‘mrHr/x'lf. luv/“Mn I’m/H, .lI/Iy
SALLY (ti..\l'~'I'Ii.‘\I), I.t:~
III'I IIUI't-nw'tl.
'I'iit- l 'mii: if l‘.'t:b:ifelt-i' flit: I)i~'li'Il‘l of Nut-walk,
IIJIIIIIIIIIII"II:I1HIilIIIi\\l'lI"I.\' months from the (lain
Iil‘l'f'tll'. I'nii'liic t'rt-diftu's ol‘suitl I-Zsluit‘, I,4)(‘.‘II1IIIII.
thi-it- t:I:iIiii~‘ I'tu' Ft'lllffllllrlll. ’l‘lin-t- \vliti nuclei-I. lo
lllt'r‘t‘lil. llntir :Il'f'lllllli.‘ pruin-riy :IIIl'rlf‘II WILIIIII said
lime, trill lit-tlihurrctl tin-cm , All persons iii-
deliIt-tt to said I'I<I:iIt- :irt- I‘l‘lgllr'r’ll'll to make Illlllll'-
tl'ittlt- |iI'.}’lIll'ltI. in \\'II.I.I.-\ M II. ()1.\1.\“l
‘Il-“BI r\lIllllllI~|I‘:lIUl'.
tif ‘t't'llftlli
1
.
Ill'll'lt‘l or [Imam/A: «w. I'rm’ut/n I'mm’. .ll'ny
1:.fli. 1‘41].
3, S‘I‘A'l'l“. of I.I'IHII.‘..\'I) .\l. KEELER.
a t Wilton in s-till IlIrII'IL‘I. (It-roused.
'I‘lin- t'oitit of I'minilw for flu: llisfrit't nf Nutu'ulk.
li-ifli liiuitvd :lllll :tllotlwl six iiioI-fli-x l‘toiii IIIl! lIllIt‘
Ilt'rl‘hr. for tho I'I'I'IIIIIII'S of suitl " I >. In t-xliiliit
iIn-ir f.|=lI1|1:‘ for rf'IIIt‘llll'lli. ‘I‘ho u-Im tit-ylt-(tl lo
pi't~~t-iit Ilirir :ttrnttn ~. propmly :lIIt‘rll'fI, “IIIIIII
rillfl Illlll‘. \\ Ill Iw tlt-' l.t it-t'tivety. ;\I| III'I'PUIIT‘
iittlt-bftill IUEHIII l'f-«I'ilt-orv rt~tplv~fctl to make intuit:-
tl' :ii'iii-tli: In \‘t'll.!.l;\..\l It). Kl-II'ILICII.
lute of
.\lIIllIIII.~Il’:lItil'.
m. I of .l'm-It all.- :
Sicl’llOl'Ir, of
tiw-Il'tilly slititretli
)I.Zl\‘- fully :I|.[lllilllf'fI (-‘llui-
ntnl L'llAliIJll‘ t). Sizvv
‘Iiirl I)" vi. and that. raid
at? IIIl' mun-rs til'uit IllIfIIflfIt‘lI iltft-rt-sl. in tho
.ZfII'rt'l‘IIIl‘ll f‘t‘HI c-‘fulv. to oil :—tuie II':It‘l. of
kind 1:, z in rilIlI \I'ilfoi'. I1It|11.‘llllll'\ out: :lf‘l'l' more
or Il't“. \\'IIII thi- IilllIlIIli < llu Iron $I:llll|l11f.5.:lllll
bound-wt Ntil'lllf‘l'I} :IIHI \\' ‘ll‘I'I'V by Iain! of I m: N.
lif'lit‘tlll'l. Sotitlint " Lg: liigltuur and ‘u m _- hr
hint] of I‘llllll)’ Lyt-ii :tiiti land of .\iit|rt-\v.-= lit-Its. til-ti
tllllllllt‘l' li':l('l ot'l:ititl Ij.'ll"' iii ~:iitl Wilton iii qttztiilt-
tv LIIl'l'f‘ ut'i‘us. lllIIl‘f: orl -~. tiiitl IHIIIIIIIHI Norfhvtly.
Easterly :llllI Sotlllit-i'ly |t_\' lift] of' Ntiiiilit-I )Htltllc-
Iirookittttl\\'t-~Iti~iyliyIli1'It\-.‘:ty,:il.~'u :llll'lIll‘l’ liltt‘t.
oflzliitl Ivitw partly iii Wilton :ititl pzlrtly III New I "l-
‘ l Iii-triut. in IIIIIIIIIllv:I.\\'('lll_\' 11w tit-res,
:ihtl IHIIIIIIII'II Notlltt-rly by Iziml of-
y In. highuuytiutl land of Sillllllt‘I .\1id-
(IICIll‘hlll , 'oitllw by land of f'hut'It-stlroup and
land nI'Jniut-x' . deln-mik tIt-t-t-zised :tntl \‘l't-stcr
If Ivy fund of 1‘1 Iivl'on-sl.
And he further |i:it IIII‘ Pt-‘llllf‘. is :it prcsmit
unproductive:tli: . . .nru‘ils thereof :ii'c wanted.
for tlicstlpport.tu:tiiitchain-octul education of Hilfl
Minors and that it, will be for the advantage of said
Minors to soil lltt: sultiv. :iiitl inve.~ II'II' :I\':III.~' IIN'I'f“
of:ie - )rditig to law; tt‘ht-rt-f’ort- he says flit-rt- i<jti.~t
aiitli onitlilecntisc filth-nailingr tlic . .llllt'. IlnIltt-rv-
I'orc plays the Court fuordcr mid lit-:tl l-Zrlnlu to be
sold, and to empower him or some olhvr iiit-t-t por-
3011IOEC'I“1651111113,Illll‘SllilllL[0 Ilic sfafltlo in such
misc made and provided.
CHARLES SEYMOUR. ('ltmrdiun,
Dated May 10th, 15:07.
his/riot of .Yo/‘it'll‘, l’rubrzle
“II/L, A I) 1807
itiii-IltiiD—tliut the forgoing application IJL' heard
() tiiidtlctcrmiiictl at the Probate Office in Nor-
wzilk. on the 211th day of Jitlt', 1507, at If o’clock,
I'llrt‘llflllll: :iiidthut notice thereof be published iii
mint-public 11(3I\'$|):lpt'f‘llf‘:ll‘ the place where such
rt-ul esltitc lies. three weeks slit-e sively, tit lent-t
s13: weeks before HIItI llIIlI' :tssigtictl. -
GEORGE A. DAVENPORT, Judge.
'/'o llirl I’m/Mile l’nu/v/‘,'..,1 (1),.
f' tIII'I lipplit'uiiuli (if (
\\'IIIliIi,iti .~.Litl '
Ilnif lit: 1.: Illl'i'lll :IIIII
than to IIt:t.i»:.\' 1\.Si
Ink.
l.'l.l
Mort: minors hulong
minors
,_.
Con-r1. .11 (ty
:ltcl
[innit-r, or Norm/r, nah... '(-....;i,', .lluy
Ill/L, ism.
‘S’l‘ATl'l of BIZC'I'A L'liLllliN' lute of Wilton.
1 in suit] District, (loci-used. '
The Court of Probate for the District of Noru‘ulk.
hath limited and allowed six months from the date
hereof. for the Creditors of'suid Estate to exhibit
their claims for settlement. Those who Ilt‘glcttlln
present. their :iccotints.prop(-rly :Ittcsfed,\vitliiii said
Limo, will be deburretl :1. recovery. All persons in
debtctl to said I'lsfufc :irc rcquvstt-d to make intuit»
diutc payment to lt‘IiliDERICK HELDEN
3120 git-lingr Executor.
Ills/riot n_/ ,‘.'ll/‘I."fl/l.. .99.
»fl./I., 1507. ~
'{S'l‘A’l‘l-X of 151.1 HINDI}
in 111 Hilll lli~ttit:r, tlf' .. .
The Court, ”I. l’i‘lilmf." Itir IIII'. District. of Tittrtvnll;
II:1l.II limited and allowed six unintl s from the (III'I'
" F tlte Io (‘SIIIIIII
\\'Il(l Ill-glccl. Iti
pr on :u cunts, - tustctl, \\'llIIIIl
saitltiiiie, will lie dt ' covt-ry. All persons
ititlc'il.ut11o shill Estate on: I‘cqlltlslt‘tl lo nizikt: itii—
nietliufcpuyinciitin.
JAMES I.tllIl)131.l.,
(‘IIASI ()SIIUI‘IX.
_ N 0111
‘1' \\'iIo.\tii>ir; A. ‘i.\‘ ' '
B]: Il'iill'tl \t'ifhoii '
liereliv \\':l.I'lI all persons I
heron my ill‘t'lllllll '
tiiiy (Il'IlIS she may l'll!lll.‘ll‘l.
[‘l'oflfl/r.’ (hurl, .lI/II/
LL. late of \Vilton7
.1
;- Adiiiiiii-‘fi'afrirs.
III 1'1'.)
I>I
Ilidg‘t-Iinltl. llciy 151,, 1:07
.
o ..
33c ottsc.
" 11, Martha Eilndlt-r. having: In“ my lll‘fI 1nd
I ‘lIlII rt‘f-Il‘t'll to live longer \\'Illl the. with-
. .corprovocation. I hurt-by forbid any
and all persons from harboringr OI‘II‘IISIIIIL’ Ilt'l’ on my
account. as I shall not] 'nng.’ (It-lifsm‘ hills of IIL'l'
contractingalterlltis tI-it . .IUIIN F'l‘AlllJ-ll-i.
.‘x’tirwulk, )Iuy 1.1, 1.» '. 3.191
'“ fit
S3. 3. Ilse: {90$}.
Fashionable Draper tit. Tailor
(Hill
(3 I‘ILN'I'LI‘IM PINKS FURNISH I N“
EVE. 33" 0 "3‘2. 3:: hi)" lit/E
(3.0m.
5
.
Main-CL, ill,-
.‘.fiiil."l‘ PHIL ’I‘HII
3:22: Pit-“‘5 up; Elihu-THIN!
'I'Iio lit-sf, .‘Ju-
FURNITURE! FURNITURE i .!
AT 'riii: ‘
Furniture in arch use.
NEAR 'i‘iIlI irri-izi: END 01“ MAIN 'r.
'l‘lIE SIIIl.~'l'1‘II)L‘I‘ Inis II'I! largest, i sortinetit of
Household I~Zuriiittirc in this (.‘tiittit consisting
ni't‘lizitiilit-t'suits ol‘ull kinds, lliirmius. .lI‘I‘, Loung-
es, 'I‘t:tt‘-:'t-'l‘efc.< II'II 'I‘ulilos. Marl)! p piertuIJIcs,
('ciifer 'I‘ulllcrl. I'm-lull 'l‘ublvs, (Ilitlirs utid Rock-
ers of all ravioli-‘4.
LOOKING Glil‘IRSI'IZS, Plfiilllill THEAMES
:tnd everythingr t-Iw- In the I“III‘lIIIIll’(‘. liiit-. (flu-zip for
t'nt'li. Ilt'puit‘iiiy; promptly lItIllt‘ by l‘X‘lt'l'll‘Ilf‘L‘lI
\rorltim-ii.
, .. ..-.
UMBERIAKIHG,
.-\ large :lSEUl'IIIlt‘IIL oI'lfoflitis. of the Ilt"'l materials.
‘ inflyou lizlud Shrouds. t':ll‘I‘I'l"‘"S. I! . :iiirl
' (II-till,
. . .It‘l‘t‘
_»\ iimt :ilItI r. ,. iitcout-h hotly III‘:II'.<(‘,(II'11\\‘II hv
I‘.\'ll litirsvs. has jusl, Ill‘t‘ll rem-vital '
ELHICII’I‘ RAYMOND.
V‘ . " .. .. ‘.
1. no.1. :3: cm.
m-nviul \\"II'IC
Hill)“ for
Pill-IPAHI‘ZI)
n?-
f'IIiiAl’, (.‘ON'i'l-‘NIIJN'I‘, .mii I'.~: FI':.1’v
it‘t'. Vi'l‘t'I'I-1,'I‘Ii\‘s, t‘i:tu'i~;i'i:i'. 1‘.~I ‘l,\i.i:.~
't‘-II~: I‘I..\t‘li tir‘ t All» II..‘.III',. I your. I'It II-
N:I.\l|l'.‘.t, .\.\£Ix Alt-l '.2*I\I’
c r- 4 . . .~ ~-. . .
Solar-31,». pa». mil-g. tulle :...u=.lI
HOLD l-l\'l'llll'\\'lllili.
ti you um ii.“ 1.15m: .-..‘.i-' lilu.
fur-l3 . ’l I Il'v‘.»'\
-:ii IEI' Ill-I-
ilil' Irwl Illl'l t.i.-~I t. I..t'
'. “i-titii't-itl, l‘t. 'I'iy i:
\\ -\I.'t:\.
.nifus't'tnii .\ ,1.)
.‘l‘lIII :"tl. l' 1.
i-'I'f l‘. 1'}. rtlitl It)
US'I‘IL'L‘ coon . _ .
c. A; n. 1.. Lockwoon .5; CU.
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