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nrwa @312? B deifigdziifisiififdSfliiciyggxfogkl The not-0:31:31“! nn‘nin. . . IThe entertainment givenzgait the Opera, Whalfi Connesl.’ lady sees III he said heffelt his mdebtednesnato these: Tfiesthngiionin fifth Mfitmex. S. Qib TB?” IJIm-go, [belle-cc of ”I NOBWALK IRON WORKS.
.o' . . a a curl of Burgesses have IIouselast Tuesuay evening, for the robe , , , gladies for escuiIiIig him from ITQIIavIery and ,gohfls held nthis y I ity . 3 sho ion 7, 2 “"9- . HE STOCKHOLDEBS’ ANNUAL MEETING
mOHOPOlY- - made the following appointments :-Augus-r of the suffering poor ofgpur town, was; if; washtfinggjil _ plevating him to ~the civil rightn‘offr'anchise. ‘Moii’da'y iiig 01-13;, ‘ Irena ‘ g. ' ,gmg" n:&:h:h:§m=fl'gdhit wilibeheid at the ofilce of theCOIIIPIIIYn'l'IIes-
Hon- Wm- D- Bishop appearedbefore the to 0. Golding. Eduard w. Stuart and m... in every respect. Eia‘héhan was well; -' — 7‘1 iHcenJO'yed and espreciated tritium con- audiences“ thcrod a "e . t Con -' . m . N" “emcee-Mutter?“ Shh‘ifii cums thigaks."ii.‘it°eti°°“°“°‘
TuesdayJanuary 27, 1874. Senate Patent Committee in opposition to John Kecna, Assesso;s; Israel Lockwood, filled, the receipts amounting toF‘over thre‘h- \, .- WASEIKG'A' N ' 52d.18'l4- Jerrod upon hiiu-‘to vote. slid he Should tiohal ch ch, to libiefi'ito hlifdtlaying" t- :Ie‘tooh ‘35 '1 ‘.'Ji§$ii.fiii°;d‘:ill::.;'ggfi: ' E. HILL, .13., Secretary.
'— the application form) extension of the Tfln' Burr Smith, and Alfred H. Camp, Board of hundred dollars. The exhibition':'of tuli- ' Mnesus EDIT0351— " ' ‘ never be satisfied till his wife’aad‘ daughter withstanding the docidé’dly‘g. tinfavol'ablé' ‘ “'"i‘m ”Rfmw '1'" "m“. It w" Junuaryl3th,1874. .
,Bepublican State Convention. ner car brake. lie is to conclude his argu- Relief; Wm. H. Seymour, Fire Inspector; leaux was the finest ever ~shown~iu Nor- - .I .~ As ‘ .miugman” were admitted totlie same rights conferred weather. 'The‘audience-includéda number» £225.33." 903°":l3a‘“ .1333. {millefrtl NOTICE.
THE State convention'ot‘ “If unlfindepuhlllti‘a: ment on Tuesday. Jas. D. Mowry, of Nor- David W. Nash, Health: Inspector. The walk. The vocal and instrumental music isIundoubtedly to be the voting woman, I on him. He said it was a novel sight to see of persons from Bridgeport, Southport, and fggggitggg'ggfi’fimfin,l‘, ,fl'wgglmgfilgg an: Annual)!“ of am Stockholders of me-
ma.’ii‘§n"r&$3‘i“$éii‘i‘m‘§§,.‘ifinfn oftrcbrsu- WlCh: is the DrthCiDul party acting for the Chairman ofFinance. Committee was autl.o,-- and the recitations were .excellent, and will {WC you a brief sketch at a few of the him, a negro, and so recently 3; slave, on other places, and he may well feel compli- oangsuiflwnfigogdgléeIgngnrlfljocmminim mugggggym: wggflwmfi 30A,)”,
gggsgggpgggogg-eg-ggnghggggg}, {33331 ehlenslon- He lmsIno easy conflict before authorized to bonow $4,000 to my current loudly encored. Great creditis due" to Mr- ‘Ilfmmt'tegl characters jvho appeared . as thelllntfornt plehdlh3"‘l'_illb"whito Fmen’, to minted is suchfai'i aliehilanceunacr such augmerFulIrdirectl’ons‘for us no “13.23353 gemggfi Koo-”fir inisles-1w. Inabinwwhonf
to twice the number of representatives to which hlm. Wllll every l'tllll‘Ohtl lll fierce OPPOSI' expenses and expenses falling due about and Mrs. Wm. H. Earle, who, assisted by. leaders at our last week's National Wo-I grant the rights conferred on the black men circumstances. The programme embraced with??? P133121 ‘31.“?3“.ii'éi'ifslifi'fli'ipit‘if ' e 3-WEHIXM$SJRTdry. ,
Sold by aiiueuictno Dealers. _ rm Danburv.Januory19th.1874. - m
each is entitled in the general assembly.) to nomi-
nate candidates for State officers, to choose a state _
central committee and to do an other business .
proper to be done at such conven on. ,
SEPH SELDEN, Chairman.
Norwich, J annary 19. 1874.
lion. >
Representative Wilson has sent over to
New York for Mr. S. L. Tredwell to come
on and appear before his committee with a
view of investigating the corrupt practices
Il‘eb. Isl. »
The newly appointed Borough Assessors
have promptly entered upon their duties.
They speak for themselves in our advertis-
ing columns.
Miss Addie Styles, of N. Y. city,'bave do-
votcd their whole. time for . two weeks. and
have spared neither pains 'nor expense, to
make this entertainment what everyone de-I
clares it to have been, the. best of its kind";
of their present ambition is reached. Miss
manI’s Sufi‘rage~:Convention and who are of the nation, upon the educated, refined twelve selections of high character, as
destined to become “historic" when the goal white women of the country.
. printed in the GAZETTE of the 12111 that.
At this burst of sentiment and rhetoric, The Recital occupied one hour and one-half,
Susan B. Anthony, Presidents» and christ- the ancient domes on the platform went and the entertainment was thoroughly en;
ened by Phoebe Cozzens, the John Hamp- just wild, with enthusiasm. Then a comb joyed by the music lovers in attendance. .
ried couple, would be rented to'a desirable party.
Enquire atfithe GAZETTE OFFICE.
. Children often look Patio and-
' Sick
coho—#—
A cozy little,Cott.:gc, suitable for a newly mar-
will be held at the Co ’
1874, at 2 o’clock p. hi. "my 'fimfii’: ’fi'iy' m“ m"
NOBWALK. LOCK COMPANY.
. HE ANNUAL MEETING of Stockholders, for
the election of Directors and other business.
o
South Not-walk, Conn., Jan. Nth, 1874; ’
Editorial Letter. . of the Central Branch of the Union Pacific 25: ever placed upon the Opera House stage. den of America, has :for twenty-five years cal scene ensued. The negro M. 'C. re-' 3:: m
. ,—_"—' ' t- ' ' ‘ 2 ' , been labori " "' ti f r woman’s k' u " a) ' . ' * . - . ' ’ ' " r? h t the-t0" '
W “m eras AN. 24TH 1874. Rally-gait The Nor-moi Schoo . Where all the pal-helpantg did go well it is past . ng earnos y 0 mar mg that he had no speech to make ._ Luther G. Riggs of the Meriden Recorder am no ot or cause than bovin worms n .
, ’ 4 The winter term 0105“ last Friday.I A difilcult to make special mention 0f 1‘th enfranchiseinent. She was born In “3953‘ upjiimped a little, wrinkled, old woman, is soon to publish a volume containing mo :33. filiglifiihfii‘fiifg‘iozfi‘iiliiftidgiii- GRAIN AN” CInER°
Dun. GAZETTE :—-On Wednesday, at the
Executive session, Monmsolv Riuwrcx
Warn, was confirmed as Chief Justice of the
The National Patentee’s convention was
a slim and unsatisfactory affair; The Na-
tional Boards of Health convention came
portion of the exercises were held on Thurs-
day evening. There were sixte‘cngraduates,
but we were particularly struck with the
adaptation of the characters to their respec-
including Miss Ellen Merrill, daughter 01' ‘tivc parfi, showing skill and taste in their, York, and for a number of years past has re-
cliusetts in 1820, of Quaker stock, and re- all of sixty, on her seat in front of the stage, original poems that have appeared in the
moved wrth her parents to the state of New and sharply reItorted—“Well I have uspeech columns of his .paper. “I. H. H. Murray,
to make, and I shall make if too! . That the Adirondack divine
l
, is to furnish the in-
fectiy WHITE, and free fromnll coloring or other
3
lljlll‘lonl ingredients usually usedlu worm prepara-
ODD.
CURTIS & BROWN, Proprietors,
No. 915 Fulton Street, New York
.100
IAIIIIEIS 0F EXTRA FIIIE BIIIEII.
Hosanna or ours 100 B 'h l
Bye,150Bunhelo Corn. hieo' ,lfe‘ll: e '
United States. The vote was unanimouts very near the same fate, though some prac- . , . . . . . . _
Mr. Sumner alone, of all the Senators pres- tical_resulis in the future are hoped from it, Thomas Mel‘l'llty ESQ-i Of this place. In re- selections as :llustrated in the first tableau, sided at Rochester. ', She ,reeeived aboard- old thing up there, (pointing to Miss An- troduction. , “3:533? {afiffifgfgfiflffitgg “mat; 2m Enquire of JOHN B; Smell-1‘3.
eut, declining to vote. He excuses his Mr. Wm. Henry Arnoux, senior of the porting the 830M865. the correspondent 01' “The Soldier‘s Dream,” by 0.8. and J. T. mg school education and taught school for thony), who is nothing but a man in petti- MW - ‘ . °m°“55““°n:00uu-
the Hartford. Courant has the 10110“?ng Prowitt, representing the sleeping soldier fifteen years. She was an, early worker in coats,has tried all day to stop my speaking,‘ Capt. John Burk, for several years past ,gAgxgdgggnggggnggmggd 323%,??? FARM FOR SALE '
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action by stating that he feels a cruel in-
justice was done his friend Mr. Cushing,and
the withholding of his vote was dictated by
that circumstance and not from any want of
confidence in or friendliness for Mr. Waite.
President Grant is everywhere congratulat
ed and the statement is freely uttered that it
is preeminently the fittest and best appoint
ment he has ever made. No one was more
enthusiastic over the nomination than Mr.
Thurman,0hio's only democratic Senator.
He pronounces Mr. Waite as unequalled by
any man he knows in legal attainments,
and Mr. Thurman is conceded to be one- of
the ablest lawyors on the floor of the
Senate. .
firm of Arnoux, Bitch & Woodford, of New
York, argues a case Monday before the U.I
S. Supreme Court on appeal from the sen-
tencing by J udge Benedict of the New York
publisher who was found to have U. S. mail
sacks at his stables. Under the rulings of
Judge Benedict there is scarce 9. Congress-
man or editor in the land who may not be
sentenced to the penitentiary for having
had, at some time or other in his possession,
the old public document sacks of the P. 0.
Department.
’ The National Observatory has just order-
ed from Danbury one of those unique and
novel New England Motor Co’s water mo-
tors to run some of “ Old Probabilities’ ”
complimentaryallusion to an essay read I!
Miss Merrill :—
“Daybreak. Ali essay by Miss Ellen Mer-
rill,was ably written and very effectively
delivered. The daybreak of civil andIreli-
ions. ' freedom was beautifully depicted.
he dawning of God‘s light on the soul was
vividly portrayed. It closed by predicting
the golden future when the religious light
shall be scattered all over the work .”
Gov. Ingersoll was present and made an
address, closing with the presentation 0}
the diplomas.
South Norwnlk Schools.
MESSRS. Ennonsz— , ,
Having a few leisure hours, I wandered
and his counterpart. This idea was well
illustrated too in the selection of Mr. J. S.
Goodnough as “Columbus," our worthy P.
M., Mr. Olmstead as “Shakspeare,” Mrs.
Belden as “Queen Elizabeth," Mr. Geo. W.
Cram and Miss Sarah Fitch as “Ferdinand
and Isabella,” W. H. Earle as “Wm. Tell,”
G. W. Selleck as “Gessler” and also as
Brigand Chief, and in many other cases.
An amusing tableau was the “Wife of the
period," with Mrs. W. H. Earle as the wife.
and Mr. A. D. Brush, as the husband; the
wife is just on the point of leaving for the
ball, and is giving her parting orders to the
meek looking husband who is submissively
rocking the cradle. The scene changes
the temperance and anti-slavery causes, and
"in 1858 delivered an able address at the Yates
county, N. Y. agricultural fair. Her arrest
and conviction on the chargc'of voting illc-
gully at Rochester about it your and a half
ago are well remembered. She has never
paid the fine of .100 imposed by Judge
Hunt, and boldly avows her determination
never to pay it,'and everybody believesher,
too when she says this. Miss Anthony, who
is now considerably advanced on the shady
side of fifty, has a large well shaped head, a
rather stern, angular face, and sharp gray
eyes somewhat sunken. Her hair, once
dark brown, is now plentifully sprinkled
with gray. . She dresses in black, and pos-
the most indiscribable little half-round-bat,
and half bonnet, perched on top her head-—
profusely decorated with red and ,blue rib-
bons, flowers and bows, and a voice so
sharp, cracked and shrill, as to pierce one’s
ears—she talked afullhalfhour before she
could be suppressed. A policeman was
called, but the vast audience hissed him out,
and the mischievous boys shouted “go it
old woman". and cheered and clapped
hands by way of encouragement. She
gave her sisters a terrible scolding and
when she turned to them and asked why
they didn't go home and take care of their
families, and that they “ought to be
but I won’t stop!" And she didn’t. With the landlord of the Connecticut Hotel in this
place, died on Saturday last after a brief ill-
ness. His funeral .will take place to-day,
and will be attended by St. John’s Lodge,
F. A. M., ,of which Society he was a
member. '
.WM
Now that Hair Work has become such an
important feature of modern toilets, the
ladies will be glad to know where“ they can
obtain good work at reasonable rates. C.
W. Kitz,‘Gazette Building, announces that
he has made special arrangements by which
he will be able to please all customers.
Call and see what he'can do.
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horses.
Hale's Honey of orohound and Tat-the sovereign
and infallible remedy for Coughs, Colds, and all
Bronchial difficulties. It is the National Specific
for ultnonn' disease.
P e's Tout he Drops cure in one minute.
rill best insure their shipments to their
Leotination by using
used wIth ntho past ten;
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ion by Tag becoming
iver Two Hundred Millions have been
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oorl. without complaint of
1 Express Co'-
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In Bufi'alo,'N.IY.: Dec. 30th, by Rev. Wolcott Cal-
The whole pco le,as with one voice, proclaim S
with especial regard to t 0 MILK BUSIN
MERCHANTS counsel-heroism 2m; JOHN useruaons,
ITUATED in' Wilton Fairfield Conn Conn.
threeoquarter‘s of a mile from Cannonssy'Station:
Contains, with Woodland, about 175 Acres.
Good Buildings, Plan of Fruit. Barn fitted up
ESS.
31131.11"! '03 THIRTY COWS.
For further particulars en uire of
annon’s Station, Ct.
To LET.
A FARM of 160 acres, about two miles north-
west of Not-walk. Also, near titular-in. two
small Meetings, with Gardens. Good places for
mom poultry. Rents low. JAMES G. REED,
Durchm' next house to Congregational Bat-:Fk
T0 RENT.
FROM the first of April'next, the very desirable
_ residence on North Avenue, with land nd-
Mr. Waite is son of our own Connecticut mechanisms. There has been one in use at ' n'o School yer much to m . , . . . _ .
Chief Justice Henry M. Waite,’ who for the Navy Yard here for over a year, and it $3,222,130; n Though youy may have h: when thewife unexpected? returning finds gesging an equable temper and great “Iced; ashamed of themselves” the laughter and David Stile-t, a native of Woodbury, $.th £913?th ‘hgfigzi (grunts p 3’ and wiggtfyng‘fignpjgdnlgggchfiggbgemgig-r.
many years prior to his deceasc was a noted has proved entirely satisfactory. spected the house, and admired its conven- he! “meek-and ShhmlSIISIWI, Ihusband enjoy ‘ {live ability, presided over the deliberations applause _ from the five thousand present, Conn-i but now a resident 0f Minnesota, “I 3:361:33? Eggnfifilgggggfidrfigmm all .
jurist. He married the sister of Senator Vice President Wilson has been here for ience and proportions we can assure yo“ mg a regular “spree With tonolI'I three iof the convention with theease and dignity was truly deafening; no one seemed to know “OW Pt.“ forth “I5 the oldest M35011 1“ “1° of Bridgeport. STOLEN ! STOLEN ! :
Buckingham‘a mother, so that the present several days, but he has not occupied the that there is hardly room enough for the “friends ’ whoIhaye Juet “dropped {IL The of an experienced0parliamenterian. her, but it was justifiably surmised that she ICJQUDtI'Y- He ‘5 nearly °h° hundred and :1 ___ __ fi~___~__ - ,___ _ _ a“ up; “on who “ole “on, m1 ham, 3“,,”
ChiefJustice and our Senator are cousins- chair. His health is exceedingly preca- number of pupils now in- attendance. B“l'Pl‘lse and IndignIntion of the Wife, when . Another prominent personage on the plat- had been “fixed up?’ and ‘I‘put up" by some fight yen-1'9 0111- In his younger . days he .II- n m£g$3mfighg§gm§ hmegggggsfif
We have the Senator’s personaiendorse- rious, and he will return home the first of After “spoofing each department, we went she takes in the “situation” was,.well de- form was MissAnthonyt, co-laborer, Mrs. naughtyyonpg int?“ map as she (in The voted Itwme for Washington for PreSident WM, . “Ng'nvnlk Jahzllarylimi 1873053113! GREEN.
ment that in all respects he is a. pure and the week. ' by invitation of Mr. Dilttou, the principal, picted, and the scene b30081“ down the Elizabeth Cadyfit’nnton; She was born at thing getting a little wearisome, and the but Will never d0 80 88th“- _ InNorwalk, Saturday, Jan. 24, Capt. John Burk. ' ’ ' ,
policeman frightened off, the pretty Phoebe '° m "mm "m“ h“ '5'" PIANO FOR SALE.
most able and worthy man, and he facetious-
Henry Ward Beecher lectured to an im-
to the “Lecture room" where there was an
house. Another most laughable tableau in
four scenes was entitled, “When Iwas a
.Johnstown, N. Y., in 1816,‘but now resides
at Tensfiy, New. Jersey. ..Her father. was
Cozzens tripped ofi' the stage as gracefully.
In one sense Mr. JL‘G. Cutler is not true
9” The Moral will be attended from his late
residence, on Tuesday, Jan. 27th, on o'clock, pan.
an CHICKEBING PIANO, has been in
iy adds, that the only thing he knows to his mense jam on Thursday evening. He visi- excl-cine in singing by note, then several . _ , . . ,. . _ l b
. . , . , e _ . . , m t use but two months wlilbesold at less than
. . . - . h P' , . _ bout . - Bachelor ” founded upon ,the 01d nursery Jud 0 Daniel 8.0, d of NFY. and her asafair ot hold both hands of the old. to .h's na 9’ for he is not a outlet-I at 81’ P I7 Litehfl 1d ant B 1k, Mai papers w local co bo’ ee w ED w.
disparagementlis this relationship. Sena ted t e lCSldent and was dodging a duetls on the piano by Misses Band and ' g . ~ :3 y ’ y ,g a harness manufacturer. 'At'his store in pm“, copy. e ( mnwc "e’ shim ° fixfis$§mah,di:len§ayszs an
tor Ferry speaks unreservedly of Waite’s
great legal attainments, and with everybody
else who knows him, or of him, is rejoiced
at 8our good fortune in getting the “right
man in the right place.” He was born in
Lyme in our State, in 1816, and is therefore
in his 58th year. He is of rugged, robust
the Capitol during the day.
Representative Starkweather was sum-
moned home by telegraph yesterday on no
count of the serious illness of his wife.
Postmasters Sperry, of New. Haven, and
Dunham, of Bridgeport, have been here all
the week. Mr. Dnnham returned last even-
Thompson, Downs and Orlifi‘e; after which
there were several declamations; when
the reading of the paper edited in the
school, was read, showing much tact and
skill. Especialy noticeable-were the com-
munications on “Snow,” “Looking on the
bright side,” “Feet,” and “The Perplcxing
rhyme commencing with these words, and,
was splendidly represented by Mr. and Mrs."
Earle. At the close of the‘ last scene the
pent up risibilities of the audience burst
forth into roars of laughter. “These are
my jewels” made a beautiful and expressive
tableau, the leading characters in which
were Mrs. Mosman and Mrs. Cram. .“The
husband, Hon. Henry B. Stanton of N._’Y.,
a lawyer in full practice, she has never
known the disadvantages of poverty under
which so many of her less fortunate sisters
have labored. She was liberally educated
and studied law in her early days, and has
been a worker in the cause of woman suf~
image from the beginning of the movement.
woman and “talked pretty” to her so efi'ec-
tually. that in less than two minutes she had
her magnetised and soothed,and sat'quietly
bdown by her side till the meeting’s close.
Nowall the ladies vow, it was no old.
woman at all, but a smart'little oldIman,
fixed up for the frolic, and'the :sharp and
quick wilted Phoebe had penetrated the
Wall street he is prepared to serve his
customero with everything needed in his
line. He now ofi‘ers special inducements to
purchasers. " '
‘ I 05-.“—
‘ ash in Church.
Quite a sensation was created at the U. B.
Church, in Miami City, Sunda evening, 17,
Ianilton, at: the residence of lien G. Middle-
brook, on Saturdax, J an. 24th, Channgy Olmstead,
formerly of Ridge eld, aged 82 years and 7 months.
y eIn Monroe, Jun. 22, David I. Whitlock, aged 50
are.
In NewYork, on Tuesday, Jan, mth, after n se-
vere illness, Lida 8., daughter of John and Sarah
E. Small, a ed 2IJyeurs, 7 months and 17 days.
InBroo old, on. 8th, Mrs. Olive Buggies, aged
Balylears. ,
Bridgeport, Jan. 19, Mrs. B. M. Gormlcy, aged
~74 ears
' W. H. SWORDS,
MERGIIANT TAILOR,
CORNER WASHINGTON AND MAIN‘STS.
SOUTH NORWALK, CORN“
build and health and comes of a family ing. As ever B. Problem " in rhyme. Great progress has _ , . ~ . . . ‘
noted for their ion’gevi‘Y. His father. our ’—___—_. already Ibeen made in the conduct of the “Inlet scene)" too, was finer. repressnung She enjoys the dISIIRCIIOII of being “PC only disgulle before She left “he “389- - Oh] :Iyldfh:efl'p‘;g‘tleeg '33:]! ‘0): ghy£ogngfig "01‘: hgggggggg'3é‘efigsh Wet M., WHO of Jo- scomh Ghev‘Ots, neltons’ Grape and
fl ' ' * ‘II ' c I o o ' . O 0
Connecticut Chief Justice, was over eighty A subscriber in New Canaan, sends us a school, and also in the discipline and order the little 0'3““ grinder’s dream, showmg woman "1 the muted States who has "91‘ pretty Phoebel - . - engaged in early days in the man’ufacturing :lhlmnoockul - 17th} Mrs. Polly St- John. of ' 33811311 Coatings, '
.Wilhe Belts as the 01‘5“ Sunder. sleeping been a candidate for Congress. Mrs. Stan- At the Convention’s close“ there was paper firm of Clafiln ck Ells. He was also fighgggggggogdohfi 5:311:36: fig“, We Up in style, and at Lowest Prices. A large
' ' ' ' assortment of '
when he diej, and his grandfather, also a
Judge, is said to have reached ninety. Mr.
Waite may be said to be in the hill ripeness
and vigor of all his bodily and mental
powers. He and his wife are members of
the Episcopal church, and are both distin-
‘letter suggesting and strongly favoring the
nomination of Hon. Bartlett Bent, of Mid-
‘dletown, as the Republican candidate for
Governor. The nomination is certainly an
excellent one, and Mr. Bent would prove a
popular candidate, but as he is- now Post
of ingress and egress.
Though thet“Union School" is nearly
full, the private schools are all flourishing.
Mr. Lyon is in need of more room for the
increasing number of pupils applying for
admission. Miss Juliett Hogan‘s Seminary
with his head resting on. his organ, 'and Mr.
S. Daskam as “Santa Clams" loaded with
toys, in the background; the falling snow
added very much to the beauty of this tab-
leau. “Ferdinand and Isabella receiving
Columbus," “Shakspeare at the court of
,ton is a strikingly handsome matron. - She
wears her hair, which'is pure white, in pufi's
and curls, has mild blue eyes, and her com-
plaints of remarkable purity. She has a
large but not unwieldy figure. and dresses
tastefully in :black. She is a very impres-
another scene. Miss Anthony stated that a
lady present desired to givo a notice of a
lecture to be given by her and as it was in
opposition to female suffrage, she felt in duty
bound to permit her to make the announce-
ment. At this, a tall, bony, quaker-look-
a book and newspaper publisher, and was
engaged within the past ten years in the
patent right pa or bag, which is his last in-
vention. -Mr.. lie was at one time very
wealthy, and owned almost all of what is
now known as theNinth Ward. Getting
dishonest associates into business with him,
he failed. His death was-caused by apo-
flKed 74 years.
llgr-On Saturda last. near th'e Amphitheatre
rounds, a Bed lanket Show]. The finder is
requested to leave it at the Gazette v0filce. lt3
'ro Larr-
saas" FlllllllSlllllli sauna-g
Gents’ Kid Gloves. ' “a.
or all Shades and Caloric, or the Best Quality, ..
reunion or uonwamr, n. Probate court;
guished for their unostentatious but Master of the city of Middletown he may is also well patronized. The quarter just . n . . . _ , . . p , _
thoroughly sensible habits of social and do- prefer to wait a few years before accepting ended was celebrated by an entertainment Queen IElizabethI, and, the last “the“: 731“ speaker, hhdxhhs delivered some ofthe- “’3 woman, stepped ‘0 the front 0‘ the play—Cincinnati GW- - THE lenhyloct'ted Ind evfidefiflhle reli- de‘%”%‘i§fi" rut.» ' we
mestic lite. He is a 'man of great energy the honorable but unremnnerative position at the school room, in Chiohestei-ts block, on the‘ Brigands" with theirgorgeous costumes strongest arguments ever made in support 0" platform, drew out “1’?“ four quire: of _ ‘ . . . ' ed and .lii‘%§’{iéli’i’ .i’l'ii‘é'i‘c‘ihmhli' Effefig “I laid “attentional“; ' . " late 9f«N9"am'
and capacity for work of any kind and apt of Governora‘l Connecticut. Frida evenin and was a success reflect- and splendid appomtments, _wero stand woman's claim to the ballot. foolscap and began reading a crazy disser- L3“ {8" one, Ezra with“!!! 03"“! Let, fromthe ars'to April next. A ply.) Oil-Dm-ThltthIAdministrator exhibit his
. . i . y g, o _ b , d . . _,, B . ,, l , ~ _ , _ . - . . f d New Haven for; concern deglin in orna- ta - a, 8 1330p, admmist'ntionnocounttothlncourtforndjnntment.
and ready in acquiring, and tenacious in the . _..._...___._ _ ing great credit upon Miss Hogan and her , 95 and eSCIIleOn, the rigands “99°“? Ml“- Bm'h 1- Lockwood. 0f ““3 ‘3‘th 1‘ “ tation “33m“ , woman he ormers an mental shrubsnt Rochester, N. Y5, and took .. . gtpgbrmmmtgmfihflnfiwrm‘“ ”‘9 7‘“ d"
retention of knowledge. If less prominent The Parallel Railroad folks are still in assistants, as well as the scholars. Dr. .ly, preparIed BDXI'QEI'IIWI Mr.IEarle,Ishoweg native of Niagara county, N' Y' She grad- V7011“! Ireforn'Iis it: 3min" 5.1““ A“; ran ‘WIIIW tattle?" for judged" “'30 '1'”:th . - guwfiwthdfaiisgiZMRe‘figafi
before the countr than his redecessors town makino‘ music wherever they 0. s enccr acted as master ofceremonics and' great as e an s i m arrangement an noted from qenoaee. College in: 1357 taking on or en minti es, w en me n ony eIntIeoi; ers were . mates 0 .- SUPP . , roe. em Adminmtrotorwiucamthinordor
y p ’ ° g p ' The chief (Mr. Selleck) and his the regular cosine. Two years age; she re- tried her best to stop her, but she had a 50 the Victims found that theywere charged The Ladies of TRINITY cm rive ‘ ‘c‘fiil’i‘i‘lfiwm‘mp‘ enii‘m‘a‘.“ ”'52:
r M.
have been, it is believed he brings equal fit-
ness tothe best of them, and greater adap-
tation than most. He graduated from old
Yale in the class of ‘87 with Evarts and
Pierrepont,the former of whom, pronounces
Messrs Trubec a Hungerford are following
up the surveyors, and bargaining for condi-
tional Right of Way. On one of the upper
routes, crossing Main Street, with depot on
propertyof Mr. John Jarvis, it is said the
announced the opening piece, music by
Miss Matilda Smith, which wns followed
with deelamations and recitations by James
Flynn, Ferron Belts, Wm; Whitney, Mar:
shall Rallston, “Sword of Bunker Hill,”. by
grouping.
daughter (Mrs. Earle,) occupying a high
central position, with others on the rocks
on either hand, and the camp in the fore.
ground, showing groups playing cards,
dancing, children playing, fire burning,with
ceived-hei second- degree ostster of Arts
from the Syracuse University. She studied
law, and graduated from the law departs
and abou: six months since was admitted to
meat of ti, .- National University of this city,
worse Tartar than before. In vain poor
Susan plead that that side of the question
had been heard for six thousand years, and
the Reform women had only this single day
to plead their cause in, and that it was at a
$3.50. In many cases they paid up, to avoid
the expenscof a suit, but others refused to
comply with the extortion. Ball put 45
bills in the hands ofa lawyer to collect, and
there is a prospectof legal warfare for some
-time to come. ' '
Supper at
AIILITARY HALL, SOUTHNOR WALK.
THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. 29th,
Doors open at 4 o’clock.
Admission 10 Cents. Supper extra.
t a copy
in said Nowsrhneorest the place where
ceased lust dwe , at least ten days before said "hi
d‘s; of February. GEORGE A.- DAVENPORT.
1 4 Judge.
COIIISIIONBBS’ NOTICE .
THE undamaged havin been, appointed by the-
Court of hate for e District of Norwalk.
him the bestlawyer in the country. He is entire Right of Way has been given to the Frank Woodman, “Sailor Boy," by Fred , , ., . . . . f h d, i dll d 'f' h _ ,
said by his intimates to be a peculiarly Road. with but few exceptions. ,On the Burk,"Dorothy Sullivan,” by Miss Annie the English captives, (MT- Ottmteatlim practice“. Iner profession, and for years has :0: o tath in at: o'ais'a' ay on e": No change has yet been developed inthe , gmmggftghmiVQfingfie andtdtoiadigto
lira-Mosmenhusthemg hroughttutO-cmpp’ been-identified With the cause of women “ t "' -“' ° Q“ m“ w“ “m“ Atlantic Monthly, and it is evident tha‘t’the 'Mo'tiha‘wflm §°Xgfi°§gfigfiiflfifi goongnen maximized ofxorwawifiina‘iaaum’
modest and undemonstrative man and has
always declined rather than sought public
position and office. Not the least gratifying
fact concerning his appointment, is that the
President was not moved to the selection by
any partisan considerations. The nominees
to this high office, if of no other, should
never be selected in reward for party servi-
ces. It is more than probable, however, that
he is the first Chief Justice who has reached
the place entirely irrespective of party or
political reasons. . '
In early life he developed an extraordi-
nary fondness for the history and science of
jurisprudence, and upon leaving college and .
entering as a student the office of his father,
at Lyme, he is said to have become an en-
lowel' lines, valuable property is crossed,
and high prices are very naturally'demanded.
m
CRYSTAL WEDDING—The Rev.. Joseph
Anderson and wife. of Waterbury, are to
.celebrate the fifteenth anniversary of their
marriage, this (Monday,) evening.
ls rr rum) me ?—One of our tobacco-
nists is reported to have sold Seventy-fibe'Dol-
lars worth of Cigars, at retail, on Saturday
last,
Rev. J. Pegg, Jr., preached a sermon on
Tuesday evening before the Bridgeport Dis-
trict Ministerial Association in the Summer-
field church, West Stratford. His subject
Burk, “Somebody’s Knocking,” by Miss
May Smith; “Barbara Frietchie,” Jesse
’i‘olles; “Grandfather speaks,” Minnie Peck;
“Bells of Sh don," Annie Comstock;
“Drunkard’s D ghter,” Mamie Goodfel-
low; interspersed with songs by Mabel
-Nash, Grace Haulenbeck, Minnie Nash,
Delia St.John, Emily Cox, Carrie Selleck,
Ida Fox, Annie Selleck, Piano Duett by
Misses Raymond and Northrop; Piano
Solo by Miss Cox and Miss Hilda Snell;
dialogue by Misses Smith, Peck and St.
John; and a charade in which Miss Annie
Comstock took the prominent psrt,sus-
tained by Libby Selleck, Mamie Good-
fellow, Annie and Will Selleck, Will
Whitney, Wiil Chichester, Frnnk Woodman
The marked fea-
altogether formed a fit closing scene to this
unusually fine exhibitiOn. We Were pleased
too, to notice the adaptation of the musicto
the various scenes. The songs by the
‘quartelte Messrs Fairbanks andMosman,"
Mrs. Fairbanks and Miss Camp, were'c'xL
cellent and called forth‘loud applause. The
solo by Mr. Cram, was so well liked that
the audience called him out the second
time. Mrs. Jas. H. Earle added greatly to
the interest of the entertainment by her
tragic recitation of “Parhasius and the cap-
live” and her comic recitations of “Mrs.
Tubbs adventures,” and _“The old lady’s ex.
perieuce in skating.” Her efforts were well
appreciated as shown by the loud and long
continued applause of the audience.
Mrs. Sarah'J. Spencer has done much and
for the establishment of the Girl’s’ Reform
olent work is greatly appreciated by all
Washington'citizens.
8(i one of the prettiest and brightestfaces on
sufi'rsge- _ .
sufi'eredmnch in the cause of women, also.
occupied a seat on the platform. . Her efforts
in behalf of the unfortunate of her sex
which culminated in the passage of the bill
School, are well known here and her benev-
Miss Phoebe;Couens, of St. Louis,possess-
the platform. She looks about twenty-five,
and is a lawyer by profession, having grad-
uated in StiLouis, and a short time since,
after-much. opposition, was admitted to
> the St. Louis Bar. ‘ -. .- .
obdur-ste than Banquo’s Ghost. The» audi-
ence cried “music," “song," “artillery,"
“thunder,” on one side, and “sail in old
woman," "give it to ’em red hot” and such
cries onthe other side of the fun-loving
mischief makers. The Hutchinson family
were huriied to the front by the resolute
Susan, and commenced to sing one of their
most melting and oniony'songs right beside
the, by this time, enraged amazon! This
singing proved too much for her. Turning
with a look of supreme contempt and cons-
cious superiority upon the long-haired and
big-eyed leader of the song-band she fairly
yelled in his car. “Do you know who I
am? Iam a widow! my husband was a
maul" At this, the laughter, shouting of
new proprietors are not .only determined to
maintain its reputatidn, but to follow the
.old style and scope of the magazine, intro--
dueing only such'new features as may seem
to be especially desirable. The typographi-
cal appearance is somewhat changed, the
Monthly being printed from new type 0
clear, distinct face. The February number
opens with an article by Robert Dale Owen
on “ Naples under the Old Reglime,” follow-
ed by a poem by Lucy Larcom, entitled “ A
Gambrel Roof.” T. B. Aldrich’s new story
“ Prudence Palfrey,” and W. M. Baker’s
“ Mose Evans” are continued. John G.
Whittier has a prose paper giving reminis.
cences of “ The Anti-Slavery’Convention of
1883” which will befollowcd by other in-
led,9x C three Flows. and other to
(gonads. B. . BASSET'I‘, (Kent,) Wilton.
sswma intimate roii SALE.
W0 Wheeler I; Wilson’s, nearly new, and war-
> ranted in perfect order, one cost “5, will sell
for 825. the other cost Marin sell for 885; also
three Singer’s Improvchnmil Machines, at prices
nous 825 to Wench: one Wt cox & Gibb’s; one
Howe. All warranted in good order. Address
BOX 519, P. O. _
To EXCHANGE.
GOOD FABM,—-plenty of choice fruit, new
dwelling house, a barn and carriage
be for New Jersey m 11 Railroad first mort-
ge nds at 5 per cent. above market rates.
ossesaion givenA rll first» If exchanged at two
year’pleaso would taken ataper cent. Apply
at this ofiice. ‘ -
‘I_
A
d
. re nted insolvent, hereby give
notice that we vn attend to. the business of. our
said appointment at the late dwelling houoo ore-ids
deceased. in said Norwalkmn the 24th day ofllarchm
I8! and on the 24th (in , 1874, at one o'clock .
in e afternoon of one of d days. Said Court;
hath limited and allowed six months from the date
hereof for the exhibition to us of claims against
'“gaedhatl'x nlk thi 24th a hr 137 " ‘
n-orw,s noun. 4
CHARLES F. OSBORN, l gommissioners. o -_
4“ WILLIAM CHURCH,
NOTICE is hereby Igiven that the nndersi ed
under and by virtue of a certain Tax or-
rnnt, dul executed and signed by report authori-
ty, and d tedto the un ersi commandin
him to levy and collect of PE R, MURRAY, an
other persons named in the rate-book, on list to -
said warrant annexed their several proportions of
the sum total, as therein stated, said sums being a
tax or assessment agreed upon by the inhabitants
of the town of Norwalk, r y and legally u-
nembled, to wit :—on the day of Docunhcr, A. ‘
-D.. 1871. met for the purpose ofIIJroviding for the
indebtedness of said town list , levies he
and will sell at Pnbhc Auction, at the
m Collector’- Idle.
thusiast in tho study. He removed from W35“T1‘“St in Jehovah.” and the whole school. , _ _ _ . . - ' ., ,, h . . . ,.
Connecticut to Ohio in 1839. He practiced 9 ture was original essaYs by the Misess Jones The expenses attending the “11mm” ,. Carolinedl- WIDSIOWnM. D" was "is he :- - Wh-M did ’01: km hm Ifor: teresting htStOI‘tml articles from the same lgmln‘firdefiflmmt” 319th!“ mhtA-
amounted to one hundred and thirty-five born in England, November 1822, came to am con ““0“ m genera r we” Slmp y pen. Charles Dudley ,Warner continues his ‘in; lg'ubllfegc rgzlk'ogta 1:305? 1;,le of the follow-
sltunted in said town of Norwalk, and bod‘r‘ed
in Maumee till 1850 when he removed to
Toledo. Here he has continued to reside up
to the present time, enjoying a very lucra-
tive practice and being justly deemed at the
~ We do not publish anonymous communi.
cations. If Messrs. “J. F. and S. H." desire
their complaints published it is no more
than right that they sign their full names
three days in opposing the Hubbard pro- young
ect. Mr. Orton’s speech is said to have t lllltChl'
fellow stoutly resisted, and the
officer was forced from mild expedi-
and Vanderhofi‘, and the court scene before
Judge Will Chichester; Mable Nash, song,
“Old Black Cat," pathetic song, “Shut the
door gently,” by Carrie Selleck. The enter-
We
ways ready to furnish nobby suits of cloth-
ing for nice young men. He keeps a run
dollars, leaving one hundred and seventy
dollars, as the net proceeds, which with
two hundred and thirty dollars, realized at
the recent tea party, makes four hundred
Court in Brooklyn, by Miss Jeannotto'H.
Hammond, of Pcekskill, N. Y., against Mr.
this country ,very young and attended the
I MrétflSt‘anton thanked the committee for
Eclectic Medical College at Cincinnati, from
which she graduated in' 1852. She practiced
there for two years, when-she attended the
indescribable, and the poor woman, utteily
exhausted in trying .to scream her utter-
ances above'the noisy shouts and laughter
of the audience, fell back in her chair and
of the loud order.
Today. the air is again as warm and I
l impurities, builds it right it
“ rambling” papers, detailing his travels in
the British Provinces. Oliver Wendell
Holmes has “A Ballad of the Boston Tee.
Party,” and J. T. Trowhridge a poem, en»
LIVER, KIDN EYB and 31-00).
and cleanses the system or
table
"so ' , and makes Pnre=
1 tie puieiy
Rtlltil‘ilt Finally limited to.
a
Silurian 008T!
Norther-lib land or formerly of Moses B. Pardee,
Easterly y and of Samuel Seymour, Soother] by
land of Charles Hurlbntt and Westerly by hi it-
wny, as will raise the sum “82.75, that being t e
proportion of the said Peter Murray of the sum
totalinthe said list, and all costs and expenses
0 head of the Ohio bar. In 1871 he was sent and assume all responsibility- tainment was a complete success . . . . . .
.M ——-~~—-- °° “a... a... m... .. wannabes"
v - _ . , - romwic se rauac in~ . eo- v_ .. ', ' , “ -ha'u . -~ - ' '-
aiIi counsel of the L.Is., in the Alabama at The weather was damn. May and mm Hall. Doc I at w hi KI b h t, of a ,hmhmg mach“, our outsme . IOthIer papers are. A 9 '. . No hm WI mm: Collector, list 1871. -
bitration case. It ,5 conceded, thatto My, able last week, With the exception of Tues- o...— m . cute :1 85 118 on I out t e commence- It is due Miss Anthon to so that she of Italian Cities, by Henry James, Jr.: nonsn 3m _ . ""l - . 4 -
Waite’s ready familiarity with all interna- day, until Saturday when it cleared ofi‘ cold. ‘ Clara Louise Kellogg is winning fresh Oht' worthy lumber dealer, 3- J Hill. has mentof thIeIwaIr,‘Isnd.nt present has a large presided over the Convolution {vith re at “ Nooning in_ Floridhi" “ Wherefore," h . 3 ' , . 'l'nx Collgegofl. “1., '
tlonal law and precedents, Mr- Cushins is The Wind “’89 bitter 00140“ Sundayv and lanrels in Ensllsn opera- gzzliigdthe 3””? mm?“ m“. “1:1? if”; and “um" ”mu?" “1‘3“" my ‘ womb" skill and ability and neither she org her ”0"” by Celia Thaxier; .. Over Ilium and 033312;??? yum,“ Vgfir'i‘fiemmm" “at???”
. - ' l . . g ' ' I . i - n i ‘ - . . . -
indebtel for much of the credit conferred yesterday morning tne Imercui y was sport- The Spring term of the Misses Bro ckwny’ S walnult e1: aims?“ is 3:232:31? :0 age the most so ofhany piliyaicianf iShe literal] associates were in the least disconcerted by Ida, ’ I“ faithful Bean, ‘ pecollections of AND m“, 3‘“ “mm and signed bgmper “,th
upon him by the nation. 1'1 1872 Yale con- iug around zero. “191% men are jubilant, 5011001 00111111811089 Monday, Feb. 9th- ’ q x y, w n wore out two orses at year it her profest thesee'isodes in ideal to HI 0 - Agassiz, hterature,art,music,etc, Boston, ‘ ' ' Shfimaflgifitflf‘ h‘i’é‘hm
- - successful] 0 l d d t dc th P c all t “55 °hV°h - , - - - , -- »
ferred u on him the de ree of L L D A and say that if the weather W111 only keep . y one u e a re W1 0‘." sional artfmgsihhd her fame as 0 most suc- . . . . 110. Houghton &Co.- o. : , . . . . and otherpersons named in the rate book, on iiat
l tp h hg P s'd Itof the as it is for amonth or six weeks in succes- Another large lot of wool is on the eminent citizen, Sandy, “fie, considerable cesslbl physician, is in many northern trons, I believe. Neither were they dis- . . , gs... ‘ . , , _ totsnidwnmntnnnoxedfiheirsevoral _‘ one.
hhilr :th coixifit'conlisleolonxiiiizz which sion, without snow they wiilbe able; to get my mm “mm“, ”i" ”Hm“, f°" u” time and labor in procuring estimates, tor households - - . “mged'm ”mm” 35’" havealteady Th i ‘Ilc.rd. h h 1 Lap aches :aeagagggggpmmgm;gmghfig '
o- I '. ' ' . . . . . ' . . ' . - e comm ttee ’avin in c or et'e en- * * orth to fN l d legally .
chair be occupied 'when the telegraph an excellent crop of me. Cu B. Ella &. Son’s UDIODIMt'E CO . the enormous quantity of two laths. Miss Jennie V. Jewell, of this city, and ziikt‘lt‘g 0:52;“ ofi'oggn Big" “fl‘dtllimt ,tertainment recently gigen at age Opera . m,i,.,i',“,§,.‘i§i'thgi’§§.“5i' {if‘flecembirf‘i‘
brought him information of his nomination. pond. at Winnipauk. the ice is already six Ladlest 3° and 8“ Whatmess's' J' Enen‘ '“_"‘°"“_“-‘ . "t °f Ha"f9’di~.‘!"'°"°“9°“‘~’l¥ elated-lost f ' - d. it 'me (it o 3' 3°“? ”the “"9590“? P00“ dam" Theundersi edbe leafetoinform the epic gagglmhmgggggs, Wtir'iiilmlg‘ieixml
' inches thick and they hope to secure some nod: 85 Co. have to ofi'er;:in the way of bar- CAUGHT A'i‘ Lam—Tax Collector Rny- we ‘is young and pretty,‘a'nd is an active committee, ‘5 ft“ ‘9 “PI ““5““! con- publicly to express their thanks to Mr. J. I. of Norwalk “53“,,“ ”um havinnlampe nndwill sell at Public Auction, at’thc p ' ‘
The effect of that announcement to the - l . . -, - . . . fesscd to his Wife that he wished “Phoebe” L sea for reduction in rice of ball - Mr henlnnfierdeeenhed. onthe4th day of An “1-
- - -'b d . . of it this week. gainsm Dry Goods. - mond has tor several yearshad on his books wor er-in the cause. She has studied law, . ' . ’« y ' .P . .' ’ '. p, 1374 ”comm. pm, ”much or the f ow.
convennon 15 thus descd e .—- . . ‘ . t I] I1 I _ ' had continued her argument for twenty- R. S. Walker, (01‘ reduction in price of 008- , In, (I ’ ’bed ”fest"; of Delia. we Wm.
H ____..__.__ .Rev. Mr. Hamilton of the First Congrega- t‘ ax 383““ 3 man W om 9 9011 d 110‘ but has not yet been admitted tothe bar. . , tumes- Miss Addie St les and other friends. _ _ .. 8 Merl. . . _ . . -
Cheer “19011 cheer resounded through ' . - - - . four hours. I dont blame the entlemen ' y ’ . chflelfllllmtedinsald town °f N‘mm t we"
the rooms Several extraordinary motions The Agricultural Society. tional church is now occupying the Parson- , :nd.I IIlIecently, blowever, lIiIe accidentally Miss Frances Ellen Burr, of Hartford, tea for being smitten by her charm sgfor she is £10m Niels; Ytigk, if“ kvagabfi assistagfe; Assonmx '1' Woe-ighfi’fiiftfidffyn‘lfii landfill", h);-
‘ - ‘- - . . ounc t e man, w 0 came ere on a visit delicate and modest lad of some thirt ' . . r- an to. m are r- osman .188, - ~- .. ». . . ,. n
were immediately made. One man debited The adjourned County Agricultural meet- age, on East Avenue. . from Illinois where he had been living two cars A 00d s eaker aid terse an d 1 .y the sweetest and most {urinating speaker I Cam ,Mr. G. W. Cram,’and MissesSélleck of all “has or figfififiiflfii “Semdeffie flm‘mflmfi
to refer the annoucoment to acommitte of ing was held at Lockwood’s Hall on Wed- ' Seven persons have been taken from . . y ' g p _ 03" h h I '1 ~ mm arIIbt. for'music- MrSI'Jas_ H. Earle, . _ . . ~ the proportion of the “Ewan“, scone“, octhe
’ . years. Raymond made the most of the oppor- cal reasoner She is sister to the Messrs “Ye ever eard‘ was 10 d yesterday by - - ’ ' ~ sum total in the said list: also all to l e no
five with instruction to report suitably, nesday last, with a fair number of members Bridgeport to various insane asylums with- thhlty and presented the bill which w“ Burr who edit the Hartford ”M She re. a St. Louis gentleman, that she is over- ital-‘Igfiiizétigtgionzfilo 1,29. 310%; rsssgégr gs. WINTER HORSE CLnllIHING chargeabte‘ufaiuet Bald ownertobeafifledmo-
while another moved to make scommittee present. The report of the CommitteeI on in the last three weeks. ‘promptly paid and a receipt taken'therefnr. p0 rt éd for that paper the procee d“; g a of the whelmed with legal business, and the male gentleman who so kindly took ,part in the" , , ' , t . OHS 1" “Art‘fi‘téiii’dm, us: 137;, .-
of all the members. The President ruled forming a special charter for the Society . The annual meeting of the stockholders The assessment was "'0' dollars onaclock, convention . , attorneys are actually envious of her tableaux, thus greatly contributing ,0 “s . _ . Norwnlk, Jan. 24“,, A. D.,1874. :2,- _
° ' ' . . ‘ ' ‘ - . - success. ' ' ‘ . .
are?3:233:53.satia‘trazie issues;assassinate;a“: ..W.... . m... ..., .. “atria:grass... . . , “W“ m... "esteem”...-
' ’ . ’ ' . ’ ' .0“ i ‘ - mond feels much encoura ed. ' “ eird sisters” a cured before the on . m 55' yo . ' ' W I w”. ' , r "
men: The mover cannot beIiIn earnest. I ed on to present the matter before the next Abby Smith’s cows are yielding an im- __ . g sziciary C ommiftloeo Miss Anthonvn 10:: have only to read the daily Congressional Pig.OPLIMnEE‘IgeleOI‘ISJlIETE, RUFF . I 0 Bonns mmunwmgm‘hgnfisgfihfigg fig:
. '. _ . . . . . . __ . “HIM , '. . . -- - o. r _- lkC.‘ fsedl hekoope
:anIentertaiu no such motion And “0 the “653‘?“ 0“” Legislature ,for passage It mense amount of skim milk just now (in the The-banquet to be given by the members a seat at Gen. Butler’s right hand and acted Repor‘s' Yesterday m the Senate, M958” * When athin is counterfeiteth is apt-cor of ill . . - , gga’maori'igd whitish... gr Saginaw-'1
“amen Proceeded' prov1des for a “pm“ “0c“ 0f $30900; :1 er )and roll thin at that. {1h F It'll 1d C B i h ‘ . - - -' Boutwell, .Fenton, Chandler Ramsay excellence an popularity. .Tho Peabody Medical 3 Ihercb notify nllpersonsthereof,and thatlwill
In politicalafliliation‘he wasaHenry Clay 1500 shares at $20 per share no per- p p 5’ p y - 0 . o a e . ounty M it PM, of as h” Aid-de-cnmp m conducting the pro- Wr' ht Mo to Sh ’F ' 'I‘mm‘te “”39““ 1’0"“- “Mlle? 138°“me ‘ Pity “0 9h“ 003m“?- ' -
. . ’ . . ’ ' - ’ Baez of SanfDomingo notoriéty, 'arrived 61““ Judseonseu 3- Seymour, Will take ceedings. Miss Anthony first presented Mr. lg ’ r n, erman, . erry, of- ,mlnxyws “804ml. ‘3“? °myeatahlmhmem°fth° women Babes Home Blankfls em mpm' '
whig, then a Republican, and is to this day son to be allowed over 20 shares. Present _ ’, . ., . . Michigan and goo“ presented etitions for kind in the country, its suecessand ever-increasin l t . . Newark, Nu].
. h . h . . . h . _ in New York last week and proposes re- place at the Sterling House, Bridgeport, on Francis Miller, counsel for Mrs. Sarah J. ', . , p_ popularity finally caused the name (Medical Ina -. Not-walk, Jan. 21, im. ' , ‘ ' -
In early accord Wit thatpubhc sentiment mentbersielt er We 01 annual, can secure . . . . Th q , 89th . " ~ the cxtcnsron of the elective franchise to into) who pirated and adopted by alotorinramoua n, l - , _ . _. . 5“
which supports and sustains all the great one full-paid certificate of stock or the pay- mam"): "1 that my for the present. um fly Dex ' ' Spencer m “‘f case lately decided adversely women Nor will they be at 011‘ or thrust q‘m'k’v ’zml’ims ”“1 I’menitel‘t't‘vht? 1““ been as :ddilidiflzlenidgr‘itrfahogorvsvhhiifggwcahuend .thh: TAX COLLECTOR’S 5.133%":
reconstruction measures passed since the ment of $10. liembership not ‘0 be con- LIP. Thomas R. DOIy, Who has been living . 4., . . I by the supreme coal" of “HS DISIIICI. aside IAnswel' them 011p canno‘. You gaggivggfs tuocfigfi-ggfigpgglgfi: 33°38 ficfifiza above mentioned articles WI“ close them 0‘“ I MICE i8 herebygiven mt theun .4:
war and which are now likely to engage fine (i to the county 'The new society to in 'Wilton,New Hampshire, 10,. two years Ayoung thief-was actually convicted in Miss Anthony next presented Mrs. Lock. mi ht a ell “I t 5; t h t D Institute can in nowgybeheldbll’ospogsib d {lg-this - _ - nnder'imd hymeouccmru'w .. ' ..
his oflciai attention ‘5 Judge on “1:87,. assume all the debts (about $14 000) and past, made a-brief.visit home last week. New York, last week, and sentenced to five wood,the lawyer, who said even ifthe legal Eug'necz’ywhisi’l’e 0&3: 3:132; tao aIiIiburIy; 3:151:le :ggigbiliizgi; I?“ parsing“ t‘I die‘ifeiieeihi. . At .Oost! firmed toggle saga-1%,; {own I ~: "m,
promo Court bench ' all the real estate etc (supposlzd to be Mr Pegtr’s sermon to voung men next y cars at hard labor m the State Prison—all argument W“ In“ the equitable one forsuf- p 81 tHill - ’ ' 1, ma e 3 Sflfilfltflti°i£f3n2§itrnmi'i‘i'ii‘é'iniz‘iifiif‘n‘li ' . Lgiumggmggfimmgfiggmwmgfi "
Th0 Woman‘s R} III (I I. -“ til $30 000 (I, .,. (I f 11'] I d S bbdh a - '1") 8B0“! “,The moun_ for peekat'piCking in “he Open “recto If “age W85 good. Her father did not rep". rospec qulver as y an mulquake’ :nnd “fleetiong’v mm “him“! “use” proceeding. ALSO warrlll: annexed. their, several Millikan.
g 3 3 V009- GS W1 no WOI' ’ an .hPWht' 9,) 0 0 0 a h evehlhgim c . th' tl'n h ll t ll h . . every night, as to attempt to “argue the Dur' its existence therehavebeenissuedtromit - summulumerein mod, jmhflngM;
d bt “the k G d d-t k ” f soc‘ctv After d's o 'n f th h t t ‘ f it of horses and chariots of fire” 15 n g 308' on we 3 it even “9‘ y 8“ sent 1'" “he“ he voted “'8 democratic ltck‘ . - severe medicalpubllcatlonn mterecentlyawork or assessment agreed upon by the inhabitants of
on n - 0 an a oIoourage, or l ,- ' in 5‘ g 0 e, c at er am a ' of the capture and conviction of some of the at her brother when he refused to I ht in» ease"w'ith them, ““‘I so I suppose women on Diseases of the Nervous, yetem, whichbave- the town of Norwalk, rcgulari‘ ynnd’lognllynssom-
on Tuesday last the committee reported question, the premium list was revised and A young Salmon, six inches long, was h . b (1., Af h t—i M'l _ ’ , . . , . 3 , voting is one of thexevents sure to come. 'fhadai‘most‘aworidgwide'circuianon and populai'l-‘ HARNESS! bled,towit:ontho~1_8th «Bomber. 1).,
an article to extend the right of suffrage to committees appointed A small reduction 01“ ' N H on harbor lastweck was orse car an 1 3' t" I a “e '1 en: defense 0f hts country 2 her husband did M . h I" , Vth’a Those pnbhfgtlpnlfiufllclgnfly:ttelt the high - m1, In, at ‘0' WW I, 0 PM“? 10"“ h“.
women -the article to be submittedato a was made in the totahamount of premiums f)“: ' m e?“ “(7} (1 Ar t e? nium! hot represent herwhen 1“? sided With the r. an tof own, to my mind, has a ,fhegeunfiggontlhgorgotgdagb‘gn“ ‘ih‘iifefif‘t‘fi'é‘ii‘i , :33 “New“ Public AW'tbgflw
l I -. it a pioneer 0 it: ran my 0 com _____‘__,._._______ . whig party. Sheloved and respected them matter inIhand of far graverIconsequence hm" it is gratifying to knowt t several of the . "ARNESS I hereinaftet’ilescfimcmthpgd ”(nun . .
separate vote of the people. offered. Time fixed for the next fan Sept. ~ - v -lmpudent c arlitans, who have stolen its name to 1874, It! oclook, p.11. see-much of-thoi’o
’ The monthly meeting of the Ladies 5 As- . . . h d but on of the t d to the Wives, mothers and Sisters of our. _ . cti . . _ ,
There has been the least oss'ble amount 15th 16th 17th 18th a 1 19th The . . . . . . 11mg, Parepa-Rosn, the (listingmshed vo- t on an now, u e mrepresen e _ . cover-their nefariouepra Oces. are getting their describedronlestatoofGeoi-ge . . ¢ .
_ I . P i . , . . . , ma . sociation of the First Congregational church calist died suddenl at her res'd _ Lo her. She, rejoicing in the onfranahisement dear land. Yesterday he reported a bill in deseIi-t; “:1;an pen}?! insItIitutions ot the ConunoIi:é HARNESS ' "climbsalmwnroJ Not-walk, and bounded no .
of legislation in either branch of Congress grounds and buildings to be_opcned for the is to be held on Thursday afternoon, “2% don 1:8 st Thursds Y-I ht ski enceLn In- ofthecolored ,‘appealedto’tbei'r sense of relation to a commissionof inquiry into the went .— 0 on era . . . gray y Me "31 . xgégog mhpaggzg .
the past week. Financial measures have reception ofnrticles on Monday and Tues- o’clock. . Ed"b y lflg ' . ewas orniu 'ustice forthezpofi'ic‘] liberty‘that-ihev had' alcoholic liquor trafiic. It provides that Thousand-I outer Indigestion. , ' fgwfigm’mrtfif mflgygevtt‘tfltl‘the
been the chief topic of discussion. Senator day, and the fair to open on Tuesday even- _ m. urg and W” thirty-foul years ‘3‘ age “t J . _ g . . _ " the President shall appoint, with the 00h: .cosizvnxnss,P'_ na,thnacnn,and don’tknow , - of all kinds at greatly . non of the said Geo. w.'ncrrism,ol the 2&93’1
s f II] T B . tr Th F .d t T a s The stockholders of the Danbury & Nor- the “me of her death. she was twice mar. given I0.hlmo . - I . how much they 0053 by ”aging I) Dr. m. . in the aid “It “d .130 .11 mm ex
and ex.- ecretary 0 e reasury’ out- "1‘" e rem en ’ magma an ecre- walk Railroad Com an assemble for the - - 1 ‘ ll'ss Burr ofHariford next addressed in ““t '0‘ the senate, five °°mmlut°hefly some ansnuc Lemons. Fm g-thepapers 'c bio ’ eoidownertobeanoed ereto '
well, made a most able nnd exhaustive tary were instructed to receive advertise- election of oflicers all: D’hnbur on Thurs ried, her I“: husband, Carl Rosa, survmng I “u c hr'efi but ab] 1 ' '1 whose duty it shall be to investigate the '{Iliiisolohglolet‘hlgs ‘55 t 3}“: “333%? or“ 3:3: BEDUBFD PRIIIES FIIB C‘sfit J10 it"m31‘1’m'1“, Collectorstt 1971? .
speech day before yesterday, in vindication ments to be inserted in the next premium -. ’ ,y, her. She WSW-“ed 3. wonderfully clear, commi e ’ I, y v- y ',' . ' . alcoholic liquor traffic in its coonomie, :semngmethnmemlyJo, t 6! grew 't every. fled “We“: “- A-D-lm-
of the financial policy of the government. list. " day next, 29th mSt' “we“ and p°'"‘f“l voice, and “1".” ' suc- Miss Phoebe Couzens then took the floor, criminal moral and scientific as acts in may need'!’ “a “my film as "if?” r ' ' ‘ TAX COLLECTOR’S SIDE
He was heartily and deservedly congratu- The Proprietors Of the 01d H1110"? bed in ceeded in winning admiration and pOPulur- and Plead!" fh" “an“ “Sh matter °It'.I“3' connection with pauperism mm: social Effmffifi’r‘fh’ifiéiffcnf agile tidal: gout-3 r3; uggggghggpggoggghg, “amt! ”n, “'3? fl? omen is hereby-twin?“ the undersigned" . ’
lated at the conclusion of his speech. Axormsn SUPPER—The ladies of Trinity Shlh’hhry have recently (“Vidal upward 'Of ity wherever she appeared. tice and expediency. Asa representative pf ‘vice and the public health and ’general if: sollc‘gistb.°i§.'£§:h§3§cfigfwefi “5%,! Blackmnn’s of hair Baum-lac; tho mire! tho' dul “Wfiffid - WW» - T3,, Id
Large numbers of bankers have been church announce a supper to be given on 330900! a dividend 0“ one hundred and - «9- F.“ unnumbered Western women, who are m If f th e0 1 . d h It 1' .‘tht‘ it“ “W I ' '- filgerufgdlkPli-‘hfito tak:,c%tlF'-gi;fm ”iii??- Meg: “I" '- I 7"].me o ‘ "to
. . .. ' . - . . 11 s m ath with her views she prayed we “e 0 e p pe, an s a “9° : D1" NEON’SICEWDBALSAH- , d *1 ,h “for“, Mad: any levy-noodle“.- ‘ ,. . -niahop,-aun other
here before the House finance committee to Thursday evening at. Military Hall, South thirty five per cent. Sylvester S. Main. IS l'ePOI‘tEd in the New in y p y i , . ’ , inquire and take testimony as to the prac- with?!“id “"0 f0? covofihgoaggmsfm; 38“ “n guppy "u ° ° 8 person. media. . ._ ., chasm a '
express their yiewa as to what ought to be Noiwalk. The ball will be opened at the Nine women were killed by an explosion Haven papers, as having been arrested in them so tlry 1;th 2“,”; gift 01:.“ 1:1“: squ~ tical results of license and restrictive legis-, M‘ii’iifsali‘ zuggcolmg) sofa... minimal . 331:?me ,. ' ., . r. ,' -—"°§§°”:‘m'-‘
- done to restore confidence and revive busi- early hour of4 o’clock. ' The ladies will cm of a gusholderina knitting mill in Benning- Winsted and taken to New Haven, charged ““3“ m i L lIJ LC oi 9 ‘lm ":1 A“ 5-“ e lotion for the prevention of intemperance' Temple. 1308!“.de lDrusu'lItI- Best anal", and New Yo“ sty'es Mgbx spear ytuedillthlh
near. The preponderance of such profl‘ered dcavor to make the affair enjoyable to all ton,Vcrmont, last Tuesday, and many other with opening a letter belonging to his em. $33? the; lhgypllofhp as“; reflux: in theleveral states. These commissioners The non-9321.] Panacea . . 3%,: fath‘mmgugéz 0%” .
- . . rso swere'u'ured. ~' in or a man named W'ls ' ' ' » v ‘ ‘ ' ‘ “t ' . , ' 0F ' ' " ' met 01' W. N _." '1- . »
wisdom is for more currency and some sys who attend pe n i J . n y , , l on, hung in grown or died the death which marks a" ef— are to be selected solely with reference to Family [Am-m.“ nose of said townius , laden uponand - I .
tent of free banking. _-_—-__==_—_-= The come,- stone of the new TM“, Ridgefleld, and abstracted therefromacheck t ded .n mm personal fitness and capacity for an honest is the boat rented in the world for the following I :13: u§l§o amign’nctutlho {gamut . “I . 12$
The committee of Ways and Means have Mr. Horace G. Hyatt has the agency for building, New York, was laid with appro- {0" 330; Main was indicted before the forts no groun I ' , impartial and thorough Iinvestigation,'and my;giggvgfiugf‘gifimlgfifitffigfi‘flafif; Pine Hand 0reased,8mgle OIDOIlbIO outed neutrlrostorc of F. .Igazith,t!{*nroi.’lod ., _,
directed Mr. Kasson, of Iowa, to report a Mrs. Hemingway’s Patent Baking Pans, and priate ceremonies, last Saturday. Miss Ida grand .Jht'Y at the November term 0! the Mt“ _‘““‘°“J “5' “mm mm ‘ written shall hold office not to exceed one year. in nllits forms, magma {0153, Neural ln,_Cho§ern, . $333832 0110352713: gag: confirm.
bill giving construction to the intent of the we understand is meeting with good success Greeley participated in the exercises. 'Uhtted States dlSt’lCt courtiheld at Hartford :Ipeech "1 Iii-03ml?! fizzle“? IE? seemerd It} Neither of them shall be the holder of any giggfid’hfii'b‘tbhpigime {lira “Sigma: H A. R DI S S " {:3 $311: 333%}? mg figfiM“ ,
. . . . a . . ' , . c u o easu c o ' . t t . ~ . - .
law WIIII reference to the tax on the capital in introducing them to- the public. It is We had a pleasant call last week from giggmbggsgne Eift'llalhevaded the 0;: d:fi::§:g for she said‘to thepcommitiee other ofilce. They are to receive no com. Cliltl'lzgg‘mmr' noi’Sniyiinfeife't.£323.53... E: , . , b phfifiifi gm . sieegtfia “Wig:
stock of savings banks. The Commissioner claimed to be about the best discovery yet Frank H. Stiles, 9, Norwalk boy, hug; for a . t '.e presen - 3 th t much like h erself—o‘ d abolition‘ t pensation, but the SOIVBt'hmf‘htI 15 to Pth entirIeingtrgzg 31.3133: 3; 0322;11:3tgtegangg M'wnmefly byglantntion 9f SWCMLI,“%B
of Internal Revenue, under his construction made for the thorough and systematic bak- few years past a residentof Scranton, Penn. was taken before JudgeIShip man, and re- a w - . . ’ ' . . u '- necessary expenses ofinvestigation. The" 2325;; action to all its parts and quick'euiug tho figeggggt“ Can mmhh Broadway styles at afflmz“ V‘fl’iheymti‘XPIi‘finiigbhe'ima .~
of the law, has imposed a tax thereon. The ing of Bread, Cake, Puddings, Meat,Poultry, He reports times as being easy there. manded "3 the county Jail for a hearing at felt humthhted ht being obliged to 5““ t° report is to be made to the President and blood. The gala-fights? 12:15.3:- purlé ' . ,' 503‘; ,1,“ being the prover-non of {he “id mm"? ._ ,
bill of the committee repeats the tax, and Fish, .&c., and retaining all the natural The Neptune Club will give a reception some tttthre time. ~ thliiflul‘lsbmtw h“: thelpeigthto thee: If" he by him transmitted to Congress. 1' v°5“b'°‘“ogkv¥:;fiIIfihgyv§£ N ’ Y k SLEIGH BELLS AT COST. 28:311th ”89m“ With the “We“ “f ‘97?! “hr
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encourages the giving ofIsecurityby sav~ . sweetnes flavor and nourishment of the in honor of Commodore Tompkins and his . ° . ~ zguldcili‘otlsee their way clear to report in The amount of wme-drmking here 1,, Fm, “I", “laugh,“ , ' . I02,” I . . agegaalgfilgnmgofngaflcgfigiagfi
lugs banks to secure dchSitors. ,' article baked, not allowmg the best part to bride, at the residence of Mr. J. T. Prowitt On Wednesday morning last, one of the f n s ffra e the h ld t high “society” is truly appalling, and to " wondermlnlocowcry of“. mil”-efiaghgm“&hgiihz§2{‘e‘;‘i‘:,‘$~ , . ,.
The bill reported by the committee on . escape in the baking ’15 t5 “OW done i“ the Union Square on Friday evenino‘ next; ' accommodation trains down Ohthe _N Y-.& “Wt ° wombeI“ _“l. g th 3;. .: ou h' it their shame, be it said, (adios seemingly lead Thu" lothContnry. . TRUNKS, £2333? {gunned ‘nonherly by committee 3th.;
railwayg‘flnd canals to the House of Repi'c. ordinary ovens. He claims that it almost , ’ _ . ° N. H. Railroad ran into the rear of a Har- 13“" rcporta 1. .19 “3'th ht ‘5 Iranc '9“ in this soul-destroying custom. . Dr. S. D. Rowe’s #3?! b (:33 “11“?thth , -
_ ' ' . , g . I _. (.- ' , . . 'lhcrc wasa queci snow flurry Saturday ,0 tra'n st ndiu on th , k women ofthe District from taxation. She . - and mm,“ o, . 00 m h win m we r”
- - 1 t - b l- .invaiiable ives.tlie tery best satisfaction . . . , m I a g esame rac near . AN MILK.CUBB or) b Henry 0.
tentativestowgn a ccommerce y "u loadsI ° ” - night, lfiStlhg hh°ht two mthhtt‘s ttlll'lns ' - then-thanked the committee and took her Senator Buckingham presided at another ARAB! ' rug; veCente. (bu-100). that being the on
"among the several states, provides for a reg- 1 where tried, and that after usmg them no wh' h _ h _ .’ the Ninetyfitecond stieet tunnel. Two cars . . monster Temperance meeting Sunday even- "I III IIP'I’II ,and nlldiuases orthothrost. _ . . . of Gamma,“ Barlow. of the mm to hi an
3..“ .. .. I _ ,. . . n- . to time t c snow came down almost f th II 1 . tra'n b dl - h . scat. . , _ D m, an 5, ( eonlymedicineonhoktndin ' I use iii-st above referred to, together with the
. f h «rood housekeepermllwrllin lv do Without . 0 e 111' em I were a Yes httetedi - ”M“ g a IBS in EMS fave III a
0 ulatiou of passenger and reig t charges , a o . solid and completely covered the round , , , mg. Therewercaliall dozen able speakers theworld) p chargeloflevy,sale «be.
through a commission of nine members. to i a set. They are made of the best Russia Th G S . 101 b ‘ll g h ‘ and the engine of the New Haven train was Mr. Potter of New York,asked Mrs. Speu- and the inevitable Hutchinson Fa’mily- ' ' iauaunonronoon hivrxorh. Pm :33}: 331 «1:; 2?qu IAXCtIint 24?: 351:2:
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be appointed by the President and Senate,I5 non and one set wrillast f0i years. B ll Ct Tim-1211' I; H II; ill“ give allot 01' considerably injured. Fortunately no one cer if the appeal pending before the 41%“, we have (rough, for Friday and lerm"°““’f:,':2,?'v‘2i2§:gffifiz‘fiii'ait‘fi‘ifiii‘i‘ ,I SHAWL STRAPS, ‘6” mangle“, Fm,“ n 3:! the 3-91,;me a“.
to hold office for two four and sit: yem- 2 -—-————-—«—~—-—~—a-~— a ,a °° “°° 5 a ' 0” {‘3' “lehthg- was killedmndbln one passenger wassen- Supreme Court of the hmted States m her Tuesday ,,,,,.,,,l.. (3°m‘iipéi‘3‘iip Gammon” “um," um; I crlbognpn {‘th «nit-if gang if
', ‘ ‘ . f , . , 1 t- Feb. 9th. The Wheelerand Wilson Quad— ously injured. case would not afford relief, without legis- ”". , ' . ' ' fi:‘.‘:.'ic. rr'icetlperbottiegororet. Also, - - . ’ Monica. y'bynmm' Mouse]. Soyutherl hy' '
salary $4,000 and traveling expenses. 5 Officer Sullivan wascailed upon am a rille Band has been engaged to' furnish mu. I . . . lat‘on Mrs Spencer answered that if the . The Presuleut s first Levee was held it Dr.‘ s. D. Rowe’s at very Lounger-es. . mm mm “mew ”30mg“.
The 03131 tele raph still goes on in the tempted t9 “"051 a young man named 03" - a , ' ‘ ‘ l ' ,. l . Tum” evening. The um and democratic . I '. ‘ I . mar, nowiilrolsotbe sum of mtg-nu cents, that
P 8 l . . . . - Sic. ~ - d id .1 f orabl to her it would 1' lo Blood-Purifier a xllmli. our bot-um monuments hmesnymam.
- . - ~ . M 11 Much local interest was manifested l s 00““ “3 9 ‘7 . 3’ t A Irish 0“ i The Pubhcare invtlediocnll an 2
Senate committee. Mr. Orton, President of! gm. t0! dlSthrht‘hce "1 rooms OVF‘ " t" W H Swords at South Norwalk is al . _ “t enfrancbise "a“, woman iii-the United masses were there in full force. There wfifhmgmmmanotherManhattan-tannins .muoreood.‘ . . or thIhee-tumigmointhoigtérgvebogemm to.
the Western Union, occupied portions of Street Store. lit-9t Sht'll‘dai' eVellmg- The ' ' ' ‘ - ’ ' week "“19“" brought before th¢.§“9‘°“° St t . - . . were somevery rich,tas9y toilets, antlafevv me-aiatcaetionuponthe » ' - willsellntl’ub eAucttoiI'ats-idsigurost .
a 99- ~ thetthdayor April, A.D.,1874, at are three.
on
o’clock, p;m., somuch of the following described .
Wm, consisttn of one oyster lot, of Frank 21‘,
, bounded No
erly by plantation of Francis
y by p antation of Matthias '
J . - of thc styles and always has a fine stock of W M D 1.11 f N Y ' ' ‘ ' ' ' d k d in ttl 'd -
mt.“ in its arts of facts oino ; cuts to mono forcc,but finally secured his : _ ' -- in. . ean,su( er,o cpl ork City. theinterv18w,an as e a my on cover . - Rich Blood. lt'curcs Born on Diseases of all. , a. 8“ Easter!
xenrzf'loathe 1folly of the priposed prgojec: l 291550“r and: marched him 10 the LOCk'ttP- cloths on hand. f“ breach ofpromise ofmarriage. Decision to accord them the right to vote or exempt 333230;”...$3931.13eiildfiia"£§;”‘“ “half "“1323: 330333.51 fiiiiiyfi'hrfiffiiiiia'y‘? , - R ' ”wuxengamefl-y by Whit“ “mam “em",
p - ’On Monday Garcia was brought before Collector Raymond is after delinquenttax was given in favor of the plaintiff, with their property from taxation. The ladies g ’ p » g :i ' fimffihkemdownconstitutions,” chalice etho J. G. GUTLE , , h1%°{&,%hf'glaf;w,ggm~ mggmgfiy-um
The committee are supposed to favor the ,. * . a 9 . . . . ‘ - Mr and Mrs Win D Bishop and dun h. . t r FvoryBottlele Worth"! wet: t in * ' . ' cm” " Lose the IF" it 34..
Postmaster General‘s theory and desire ,0 t Justice Selleck and fined on two counts. payers; it is cvrdent that he really means $4,500 awaid for damages. The . lady then departed. . . . . . it Eéia?'“ri‘iei‘sa per Bottle: “X ”on,“ 05.. Sam . “”3: SIM.“ to gut Eghmgrgg
seen telegraph office wheret'er there i'g a I His sister fluid the fine and kept him ontof business. Settle up and get out Of his claimed damages tothe amount or $10,009 The Colored Congressman from South ter,of Bridfiptfit, who :3? (1y ‘21:: ,zeg' B’PERBEIgIfi'o‘gfu'mwflfltgo'll "uni" Opposite opera noun, Wall Street. levy. sale to dugfillwg‘i figgNfi} 1871
.‘ - ' '~ ' . k t \I. ' York clutches before he levies on and advertises 'A motion for a new trial was to have been ' Ir; “r. r 1: 901mm.” as _ug on s 'e ’ e ° °. 3°” 2, ..n.n'own 8010719 clot. ‘ ‘ ‘ H ' . - . ' ’ n '
post office. We hope to see and confiden- . Jflll- He Plomlses t0 30 hi“ 0 l P“ . , Carolina struck a key no it t female at shortvisit. J3“? ngI I." m- 9 m chaumrlsn.h::Yotk ‘ Norwalk.Jen.30th,Ie.d , ms, .
tially‘ believe there will yet be a telegraph ,State where he came h'Oltl- 3'01” ht'oltert-t‘ ”3‘10“ 0“ smul‘lal- reformers in his conver im- riwt in, when
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