Hartford Courant from Hartford, Connecticut • 3

gniAL NOTICES. I'-rrnr- wl.htfHr me to supply the- with ick I foilowinff pl-e. Post Orrtca, Hartr-vd, May 23d, lfc7. lYOTICE On and afW the SWb M.y. and until far-1 thor notice, the Mall for New York will clo.t 11.30 A.

and 9 i P. and the Mail for BoMoo wiU close at 11 30 A. and 7 30 I'. M. may 25 3d WM.

A 3. HAMERSLKY, P. tt. JAMES M. B.

McAUY, vtiEjnisT xro miuaaisTi 216 IHAIN, CORNER GROVE HARTFORD, CONN. Importer of fine Drugs, Chemicals and Toilet Articles Seeds of all kinds Agent fer the sale of all approved Fertilizers, Guano, Super Phosphate of Lime, Poudrettsi, Tafeu, Bone Dust, tc BtT Country Merchants and Physicians suppl ed with pure Medicine on favorable terms apr 21 COnPORATIOIt NOTICE-In Court of mnn Council. May 25th, 1367, the following Report and Votes were submitted, viz: To the Hon. Mayor, Aldermen and Common Council of the City of Hartford Tho Highway Committee to whom was referred the petition of William 1). Bblpmaa and others, for a Sewer to drain their premises on the north side of Pnrk.

In the opinion of your Committee, this can best and cheapest be done by the extension of Cedar street sewer. They therefore recommend that Cedar st. sewer be extended as described tn the following vote; and they estimate the ex-penne of extending said sewer at $360, and would lecom-mend the same to be assessed upon the fo lowing named persons, and any others that may be benefited by the construction of said sewer. All of which is respectfully sub-milted. WIL M.

CHARTER, Chairman. VOTICE-The annual metinof the Stockholder, cf 1 the Jrlin Iiwjrwtwr 0rrpany will be held at thr office. oo THURSDAY, Jurs4'h. 1W7, at two o'ciock P. for the of eveot-en Director, for the ensuing year: to art on the amendment of The Cbaner.anthortxing an increase of the Capital StorK; ml the transaction of any other business proper to Bnm hfVi Mid meeting THO.

A. ALEXANDER, Seereiary. Hartford, May 21. 157. Ji GUTTER AND CROft-WALK STONE, from the Haddam Granite yurr1.

For strength and durability no better stone can be bad trr, 20, 24, 30 and 34 inches wide 4, i and 8 Incbe. thick tn other width and ibtckneaa can be procured, if wantea. The aawerlber 1. agent for the sSove namd msy22 lmd PERRY SMITH 266 State st. BY TELEGRAPH.

American Telegraph Company, Printing Lines. (OrriOB, 289 Mai Strbbt. Hew York markets. New York, May 26. Cotton firmer, closing with an advancing tendency.

Sales 1G00 bales. Flour ten to fifteen cents belter. Sales 11,000 bbls. State, 6,60 a Upper Lake, $6,60 a 6,90 Ohio, 87,15 a 7,65 Extra Genesee, 6,75 a 10. heat held higher.

Sales 1 6,000 bushels. Oats firm. Sales 8000 bushels at former rates. Corn one a two cents better. Stocks dull and lower.

Second Board 111. Cent. Bonds, 991; N. Y. Cent.

84 Mich. 60; Mil. and 67 Cleve. and 44 Chicago and R. 96; Erie R.

33 Reading, 78. Death or Don. James Bell, or Sew Hampshire. Concord, May 26. Hon.

James Bell, U. Senator from the State of New Hampshire, expiied at his residence at Laco-nia, this morning. Death or Senator Butler. A CGU8TA, Oa May 26. Senator Butler died last night of dropsy.

Legislature or Rhode Island. Providence, May 26. The General Assembly met at Newport this morning. Gov. Dyer and the other officers were sworn in.

Thejo being no choice of Lieut. Governor, Thomas Q. Turner was elected in Grand Committee. Sullivan Ballou was elected Speaker of tho House. The Boston Anniversaries.

Boston, May 26. The anniversaries have been brilliantly attended and the rc'ig ious and educational movements show a progressive state of feeling in those matters throughout the country. The American Education Society was eloquently addressed by Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. Rev.

A. H. Clapp, of Providence, and Rev. Samuel Harris of Bangor, addressed the American and Foreign Christian Union Society in Tremont Temple, which was crowded. The American Tract Society elected President Hopkins of Williams College, one of the executive committee, which is looked upon as a request to the New York, or parent society, to appoint him on their publishing committee in place of Rev.

Nehemiah Adams. The levee of the Young Men's Christian Association in Music Hall this evening, was crowded to overflowing. Henry Ward Beecher and other eloquent divines were among the speakers. The exercises were varied by good music, and a bountiful collation was served up. Iloosac Tunnel Emigrant Aid Co.

Boston, May 2G. The Mass. House passed the Hoosac Tunnel Bill, over the Governor's veto; and the indications are that the Senate will do the same, f-The New England Emigrant Aid Co. held their annual meeting this afternoon. The great rise in thevalueof land in Kansas, promises to yield good financial results, notwithstanding the losses by destruction of the Free State Hotel in Lawrence.

The investment will probably be returned to stockholders, with pei haps a considerable advance. The Directors consider the prospects of the triumph of the free state principle in Kansas quite flattering. Congress will be pressed to make good the damages received by the wanton destruction of the Free Slate Hotel, and ultimate success is considered certain. General Ponieroy made an address giving his experience in Kansas, and explained the particulars of the purchase of Atchison by free-stato men. The Society received last year 12,000 of this 837,000 came from stock subscriptions, and S5000 from dotiations.

Amos A. Lawrenco resigned the Kiv.a Ioa. All who wish to be supplied Ctl i-'" with the above pore let, will please full sl A- No-134 Mnln 8t- Tro MBtn street, a few doori north of Post ni i'" J. F. PaiLLira.

may 2 tM BIRTHS. c)ty May 26 on to Manamori'd, Cashier Bsujy 28, ton to Tbo. M. Day, of the Cour- AfU 1 1 AGES. Warehouse Point, by Bishop Wil.

iinrv M'Clory, rector of the parish, and Mar-'U Bf daughter of T. B. Persse, of Wind. DEATHS. My 24.

Elizabeth, widow of the late Jona- itthj8 viwa, JIOIU Wlnthron at. I jnARINEXr ST. 1 POUT OF UARTFORD, ARRIVED. si.hr Uncle Clark, Now Haven. vVmCollyer.

Rayner, Phil. S'lxm New World, Smith, N. Y. 81 BAILED. ahr Enterprise, Marvel, Bristol, fi) Hartford, Griswold, Phil.

,1 0. Baldwin, Clark, Middletown. Sloop Mary Atwater, Damon, Y. Connkctiopt Savings Bask, No. 2 American Hotel.

deposited in. this Bank before the r.tlif Jan. wl" commence Interest at that time. 1 3i wl p. v.

Treaa'r. Asyiuui n. mm iy noiei, a ureen "V1. jrt Th flnrlep nrlll lu. niniTlES WANTI.MO HOOD HELP, will r'l'wi-ll to cull at the Charter Oak Omce, in t.

may 27 T. H. UKL.DEN. ittcmtiiiw lllP.KItN There 5 will be a mwtiiifr of I loneer Hone Co. at their fcfeH'ue, TUI8 KVKNINO, May at 8 o'clock.

A punctual attendance JTgii buninosB of Importance will come before the Per oraer 01 tne roreman. ld IIKNHV 8. BROWN, Sec'y. irCTIOf NOTICE Remember the large auction ale nf lirocurieii, at the corner of Anylum and every evening this week. All the goods to let June.

"Bty E. D. WKLL3, Atict'r. urge At rioN of tiiillY, 2tih, at 10 o'clock, we shall sell in Iront 'nf the Auction Store, Mahogany Bedntead. IInlrSi'Ht and Rnckers, Solid Mahogany Claw Foot Table, Centre and ler lables.

3 gixid Bureaus, ouc- i'v Curpet-s and itting, Carved Front Bpring Beat 1 1 H'M', "rttr Hliu r.Auuiriior jj'iuimh alio B'-akfHrt Uresning and Work Stands, old style Uier, Crockery and Olan Ware, Mirrors, Knives and rill, ic, ALSO Artork of koimIh, Curtains, line Let'er Taper, 3 rases of jin, 1000 paper Tacks, Bed Cordi, Patent Bxlancs, 100 BnnCm1ltlks, 60 and Haws, Waiters, Ten Knives, kt H. If stormy sale next flr dnv. B. W. HUDSON.

Auct'rs, bijj 380 Main street. R- -Our supply is now full from No. 0 to No. 8. Those who have been waiting nw obtnln them suitable for families.

Dairymen, A trial of maay years has satlnfied BircM'nni'rs that thi-y are the best in use. Prices low. mrV H. It W. HUDSON.

8(50 Main st. COATj AT REDUCED PRICES. are now Milng the best qualities of Lehigh, Lack-swnmm Rnd other Coal, at $8 50 per ton, screened from His yard. CHAPIN fc BltAINARD, may 27 130 Commerce, cor. State st.

SAGE tia I.TIPOIITEKS I XT TBI lsyluci' Street Crockery Store, 15, llWBJust received from the English Potteries, of uiMirown importation, several or J-arthen ffjr, mking their assortment very large and complete. received, an additional supply of White, Uold to'l mid Decorated, China, direct from French manufao-mn, Aim, a rinh assortment of Plated Castors, Ice Coffee and Tea Pots, Forks, Spoons, Also, umiliilmml supply of U-lass Ware, together with a great nrtfiy of Housi'keeplng articles, among which can be fcnrnl Austen's Patent Ice Cream Freezers, Wator Cool-m, Tm Try, Table Cntlory, Planish, Britannia and Ja-m4 Wre, 4.0., .0. ilirnck in quite new; has been seleoted with care, and inijirtit for caih, and merchants and others are respectful-7 invited to examine our goods, with the fullest conli-fcn that our motto, THE BEST GOODS AT THE LOWEST PRICES," be rtrkUy adhered, to. 8AOE GILBERT. 15 Aylum "Sign the Large Pitcher." my 27 tfd v.

Giurri.ra, lERCIIANT TAU.Oll, And Wholesale and Retail Dealer In KEIDY-TIADE CI-OTIIIG, OILED A.VD RUBBER GOODS, i'URNISUINO GOODS, to. m)- No. .11 Main Hartford, C'L WHITE MARSAILLES. A FIXE ASSORTMENT OF WHITE MARSAILLES FOR LADIES It A Q. S.

case of those FINE HEITINA1YTS wnt yard. Jf BARKER k. SNOW, 320 Main st. VEfJ GOO i)S. ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF BARGAINS 1( white goods: Brilliants, 4 4 double fold, for 12 cts.

per vaid. "mums, from 10 to 50 cts. per yard. B-x'k, 8wi, Dotted, Tape and Satin, Striped and nd Figured Muslins. and Cambrics, a full assortment.

by KOLUN wniTE CO. SILILS, SI I. list enlarged our Silk Department, we are now pre-W to, how the bet assortment of BUCK, EAXCV', INDIA, and hVf FOIXARD SILKS, "id In this olty, and are oftertng them at iuch low It Is for your interest to call and see our Silks J' ParrhaMng. Siitin, Turo Satin and Rept Silks, Gro de fur MASQUES. full assortment of TRAVELING GOODS.

i 1, Brilliant, Lappet, Crinoline, Bkeleton and IlVl1 ipi Kobes and Skirting, Just received. We not been at 408 Main do not fail to cal 4 la bargains In Dry Goods now offered by It; KOLLIN WHITE CO. ElUXITl A the saloof IRON FURNITURE, Vno. Ha I lo ornamental Garden Furniture, 'c'h Umbrella Stands for Dwellings, totroiher with other ton 10 PWIcnlnrizK Rll nf mhirh Ann Km tiAnn mjr. win l(Jiuittri cneap oy me a oxen, or oiner- n.

ELTON, DEMING tc CO, ftTILS GERMAN CHEHICAL m' uii "AP Is made from a Genua i pro-Unit not nwn to any other manufactur- it the 7 ii an(1 18 otlored to the public as pos 'IS thn Vilciou fcv villa mn yjm- lit tt advantages, over other Washing my be equally well with hard or soft Nwr, .1 but half the quantity required of reborn. jTPIuh th9 "Kof! ihe ti n. a faml i. same object, od. Clotncs bbljig, (most articles none,) the washboird.

4tD. Xl lino 4. Am, a ismlly that It requjres with the best family to set tne col-rease. Tar and one pound bars; II. I'U I 1 'Wholesale and retail, JCH AS.

E. FOX 4l CO. FOircOHNS-ThoTe found Ties, that are so cool and easy, A. J. CASE CO '8, 407 Main st.

or evrv Z.TJ narrow, meninm, and uniir that can be thought of in the Shoe f.DlEM CONGRESS GAITERS Mtii r.Ti MIOES-By the cart k. will t) Ol.1 i.i Charles Gilbert, only child of 8am-! Bf 5bife. of Enfl'd. Ct, 1. A'm" i F' ItJJ -i-ieverl single Gentlomen can be accom moll Mird withtel board, with or without lodging rooms, iii tlie Board Agency Office, No 241 Main at.

Jh 3-1 NKWTON, Axent. i "0 ranne, ana tends Paints, removing In i Put up In "til "in. 1 a. Ford rhm. mmit ST; Tow C-V, 11 tfd Anxr.

mark. Asylerh atf may rtrt. a a a aa a tn. a a man ami ku BK.i I and a pleasant fn n. eharnr, xnSlZTf of rooms, 1 deaimL Per-.

TJ meai without todg nga, lltTnrX I 'jEADQVAHT It "OlTlciW, ord-. at Meaara. STEDMAN CO. 9 aal Fratt fU o. I American Row, and they rZZZ pro pt attention.

apr23-tfd R. W. BUsw, iLCirH A TEN STA II II Ce. a tcaia Larioar, and prorxmnevd Hia Uuiiit Lsirsxiee to be tke FiiT Sta.ci she ever nsed. Sold by ail Groeer.

and I'rugftM. Ihrourfbont the ROBXFT noPTK. Pla-at, ft. mh SI 8mdl ol. Ag it far the Cntteel 0tate.

l. He, I wax', tt h'ty GOODS cheap, tnat eall at 11 A RTS Cofetonarv.Tov ami rralt Piora, o. 70 Statest. RefresSmenU of aff ktnde en, stantly on hand, loe Cream and tftrawberrl. and Cfmm In their season.

a GUANO, GUANO, GXJAliO. FjpiIK subscriber having mad iarga eoerrarts with Y. Barreda and Brmhw. Aimu for the reJV1an Government, la prepared to snpply Ikealera and Vurntt.t WUI NO. 1 PERUVIAN G(7ANOr In quantities to uit, on tbe moat favorable tern tH rftX.

201 and 2t'5 Comnien- oppoalte Hartford, CU may 22 6dlS WM. KKLLOOi, LAND PLASTER. IN bnlk and barrels; Super of I.lme, Worm Duat. Tafeu, and other ferllliiera. Fur Mle In quaatl quaml.

tie to suit, at tbe lowest market price. may 22 6d wis ViU. RRI.I.OOO. Giutss rpiMOTnY, Red Top, Clover, fce also, Bon Meal, for M. fe ding to stork.

may 22 ed win -WM. KKILOOO, Ransom Casein Full Blast! JUST HOME FROM NEW YORK WITH PILES OF goods i SHAWLS, MANTILLAS AND PARASOLS. 400 PARASOLS, from $4 to SO. Uls.ee' aome-thing rare. 25 piece.

Plain INDIA LINENS, and 25 piece Bared NANSOOK MUSLINS from Auction, at about half price. 1 case beautiful FRENCH LAWNS, worth 25e for 12o. 1 ease perfectly Fast Coi'd PRINTS, worth 12c for 64- We can't enumerate good, or price, but we have got them, and are bound to sell them cheap this Spring. 1 ease beautiful FRENCH BRILLIANTS, at 1. 400 LANCASTER QUILTS, large sixes, at IL50.

DRAPERY MUSLINS-Cords of them, pretty on. cheap. RANSOM cV CASE, may 23 376 Main st. Trench Fresco Decorations AT IB1 23j313 JUUL XI. IMPORTED BY STARR, BURKKTT tt CO.

Designed expressly for PARLORS, PUBLIC AND PRIVATE HALLS, DINING ROOMS, STORES, CEILINGS, Ac, A. Those who have not kept pace with tbe improvement In this class of FRENCH PAPER HANGINGS, will be astonished at the perfection made In beauty and effect. may 22 STARR, III RK ETT A. CO. BLAKES KINSLEY, SIMMONS BLOCK, CORNER CONGRESS AND WATER 8TREKTS HAVE NOW IN STORE AND FOR SALE, TBXia ABSoatKixT or Spring and Summer Goods.

DOESKINS, BLACK AND COLORED CLOTHS, FANCY CASSIMEKES, COATINGS. TRICOTS, RAGLANS, vi'Lnini. VESTINGS, BROCADE, (RENE DINE, VALENCIAS, MAItSElLLBSh, TRIMMINGS, ron.T.lll.OltS i J.OTHir.HS. ALSO A 8TOCK OF Heavy Woolen, FOR CLOTHIERS, WILLIAM BLAKE, CHARLK8 BLAHS apr EDWARD W. KINSLEY.

Siadaodl Xew Goods at China Hall, We are now receiving ssw goods dally. Parehaaer of China, Glass, Crocker), Ga. will be richly repaid by making their at China Hall." PLATED CA8TOR3, from $3 $36 each. PLATED TEA BETS, WATER: COOLERS, FEATHER DUSTERS, PIANO DUSTERS. CEILING DUSTERS, WINDOW WASHERS.

We make 6 per eent. dl. count on all rradeenf Chtea. from the fowest market prioes, and a macs larger disco a at on all other good. JAMES WELL8, may 18 China Hall, 142 hi ale atreei.

GRAND DISPLAY OF CARRIAGES I AT THE "OLD DEPOT." CSS Jl To which the attention of tbe pvbfre I ree-QpJgypectfullv invited. C. R. COM8TOCK fc eON. N.

B. We have on hand a good second-hand Omni bo, which we would sell cheap. Alo, a great Variety ef second-hand vehicle. CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES At the "Old Depot" may be found the larveat aud baal anrtnwni of Children' Carriage and Cab, In the city. Price sl.ar down.

C. R- COM STOCK fc SON. HARNESSES AND HARNESS REPAIRING At the -Did Depot." C. K. COM" STOCK fc BON, may 13 tfdl.

Foot of MujWry at. LEA PERRINS Celebrated Worcestershire Sauce. PRONOUNCED BY CONNOISSEURS, TO BE THE -ONLY GOOD SAUCE," AID ArrLICA.LB TO EVERY VARIETY OF DISH. EXTRACT of a Letter from a ai At MADRAS, to at aao-rata At WORCZ3TEB. May, 1S6L "Tell LXA fc PERRINS tkat their Saeoi i hlghty eatsemed in India, and l(, to my opinion, the moat ratarl a well aa tbe moat wboteaome Banc that 1.

made." The only Medal awarded by the Jory of the New York Exhibition for Foreign 8ocs. was cM.lned by LKA fc PERRINS for their WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, tbe world wide fame of which having led to nnmeron Imitations, purchaser, are earnestly reqoeated to see that the name, of "LEA fc PERKINS" are Intipraaasd upon the Bottle and Stopper, and printed upon the fchtla, dole Wholesale A gerta for the United 8tau. JOHN DUNCAN fc SONS, 405 Broadway, ff T. A stock alway. in AJao, orders received for direct shipment from England.

lydl may 1 FOR SALE The Cottage and Gronnd. Maple Avenue, The Lot eomnrlae. ebon IX acre well stocked with yoorg Fruit Treea nt Shrubbery, with Barn and Oraiwrv ettct I'J Tbe atsjve will be eold on liberal or ax'bansed fo a dwelling house near tte center of tbe ef'y. Inoair oi F. A.

OKANNirW. may 25 tfd No. 377 Mala Haftfotd.Ct. TO LET Two room over eor Store, aa- hl for work or fT' dm a 1 ja. raiiu 1.0, may 23 k-iit EE -The and lot owned by "the aubwriber.

No. 91 t. Th place will baaoid at a Inirgatn, and tha term, made very 1 easy, appirw j. Biiinavo. may 1 w.

HMrrTL TO EST A umement, Hoatet lu lh oath par of the etiy, ooctalning aeven moaxa. Appty ai S3 Main t. may 1 tfl TO LET The two e'lgibl and etwrefdeot reocn. lately menpled by Bharr Rifl Conpany, la tbe State Bank Balldlng. I-vjotr a' th Cuts-pan j'.

new ofiee.Na aud 4 Haaserftrd fc Flora: tfd may 1 FOR SALE OK RENT A eottae bouaa No Fairnvxint twt, ih a good cellar ami haaement, parlor, kitchen. tdr.m ad pantry and sink rmni on tb rist flo-w: also two Urg cbambvra and aa atUa Price or eaab J00, tbe it ttay remain on mortgage. If not old by th latof Jao. wtij be rented to tenant. Apply at T1 Mle -may 14 IX T.

H. BKLD1K. ror.l -1 TW I lV1', ft JaT-w ataaUiul ANTED IMMEDIATELY A Girl to learn the Umbrella and Parol Business. Apply In per. eon to BARBOUR fc HALK, 8fel Main at.

may 23 ANTED By a neat, tidy Girl, a situation in a prl- vate family; to da general honseworl Apply to may aft Si CIIAS. U. NKWTOX, 241 Main st. ANTED-An active and Intelligent Boy, li or 19 year. old.

to take care of a horse, work in garden. and make himself generally useful. Apply to may 2 3d Oil AS. H. NEWTON, 241 Main at.

OOKKEEPEK Wanted, a situation as Book. A 9 keeper, or Assistant Book keeper, by a young man who has had experience aa an accountant; good eity ref-erence given. Address "Accountant," box lolO, Hartford P. O. 6d may 2 CALtStlASi WANTED l.li.UEUUTDLY- 0 A young man that has bad two or three years' experience in tbe Dry Goods business, and can come well recommended.

At ply In person, at tbe "New Cash Store." juay 25 4d L. M. HOTCHKI3S. 1 1.7 ANTED A situation a. cook.

or to do general housework in a private family, for a Woman who has lived In tbe family of tbe advertiser for a year, and who can be highly recommended fir capacity, kindness and fidelity. Apply at No. 67 College st tfd may 2:) CO PA RTN HS II IP-NOT ICE-The copartner-ship heretofore existing under the name and firm of COSSETT HUMPHREY, was dissolved by mutual consent, on the of March last. The bnsineoa will be continued by Henry Humphrey. Either of the late partners are authorized to participate in closing up account of the old drm.

MOSES COSSETT. GOODWIN HUMPHREY, HENRY HUMPHREY. BloomCeld, May 25th, 1S57. 3d HO LISTER'S HISTORY OF CONNECTICUT Second edition, with 300 additional pages. The undersigned, who is the only agent for the sale of this work, In Hartford, ha )ust received the second edition, and will supply orders at 29 Asylnm st.

N. B. The second edition is sold only by subscription. Drawing Materials, Crayons, Pencils, Colored Crayons for blackboards. Slates, Colton's Geographical Cards; Anatomical, Philosophical, Elocutionary and Historical Charts; Magio Lanterns, Philosophical Apparatus of all ktnds, and anything wanted for (schools, can De procured at the "Teachers' Home," 29 Asylum or by addressing may 25 lmd lmwl C.

BROWNELL, Sec'y. Cf53EJV FOR SALE 1 Philadelphia Wagon, two Wvtf- seat, well adapted for use with a single or pair horsn. Inquire of ELISUA T. SMITH i. CO.

may 25 At'ZE MERINO SHIRTS A DRAWERS Just received a new asnorUnni of the aliove goods, all sizes and qualities. N. J. BROCKETT CO. 17VANCY SHIRTING-Some new and beautiful styles just received, which will be made np to order by N.

J. BROCKETT 4. Ct). SOMETHING NEW FOR THE NECK Mav be seen by looking in at 10 State to. mav 26 N.

J. BKOCKETT CO. rg-tHE AMERICAN MERCHANT in Europe I Asia and Australia; edited by Froemau Hunt. Household Words, for June. Irving's Sketch Book, comp'ete in one vol.

Salmagundi, or the Whim-Whams and Opinions of Laon- ceiot Langstaff, and others. Irving's Tales of a Trave ller, complete In one voL Chambers' Journal, for May. Emerson's United Slate. Magazine, for June. The Magic Staff; by A.

J. Davis For sale by may 26 ROSE, 11 Central Row. NEW DRESS GOODS! IN GREAT VARIETY. NEW CHALLIES, at reduced prico. BEAUTIFUL PRINTED MUSLINS AND JACONETS.

PRINTED BRILLIANTS, very handsome. BLACK AND COLORED BERAGES. FRENCH AND SCOTCH BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, bought at reduced prices, and will be sold cheap for cash. also 200 PARASOLS FROM AUCTION, at $1,00 and upward, which is about tho cost of the material. COMB AND SEE THE BARGAINS! may 25 6d 2wl9 SUGDEN CO.

GRAND EXHIBITION OF MANTILLAS, VISITES, (TALMAS AND SHAWLS, WITnTHB cry Faihtons KIT S. W. GHISWOLD'S SHAWL EMPORIUM, 420 MAIN STREET. HARTFORD. subscriber has been in New York for I bo week past, selecting from the Intcst 1 mportallolis and mann facturers, one of the rlchostand best assortments of MAN TILLAS and SHAWLS that has ever been nhiblted in this oountry.

Ho intends doing a much larger business thau he has ever done before in Hartford; and he calls the attention of tho citizens oi Hartford and vicinity to his new and immense stock of Mantillas, Shawls, Black Silks, Cloths, and Trimmings of every description; and in hi. Mantilla Department may be found Honilon, Brussels and Cbantilla Mantillas; Ijfo Mantillast Embroidered, Moire Antique and Plain Silk Mantillas; Black and Colored Plain Silk Mantillas, from 1.50 np, In every variety of styles. He will now have every desirable style as soon as it appears in the market, and he has increased his facilities for manufacturing. He will endeavor to retail Mantillas at wholesale prices. Ho will also keep a large stock of the best BLACK SILKS, A- LYONS SI UK VELVETS, Ult Jljlfl 1L.1.1!.

LACE and TRIMMINGS of every varioty. which he will sell at the lowest prices, and will cut the material to any pattern desired, so that every Lady who wishes a Man tilla cannot rail to ne suttea ooinin srj.e ana price. He will devote his attention almost entirely to the Mantilla and Shawl business, and will strivo to pleare and give sat Is fuct ion to all his customers He is also prepared to cut and make to order, at the shortest notice and in the best manner, any stylo wished for. Shawls, Shawls. In the Shawl Department be is making additions to his stock alinoel daily, and he will keep constantly on band the largest and most splendid assortment ever exhibited in1his will sell them at tbe lowest possible prices.

Amongst his stock he would call particular attention to splendid patterns in Brocha. Long and Square Shawl, ele gaut etella bbawle, nno India lusDmere Shawls, French Printed Cashmere Black Thibet, Long and Square Shawls, Black Silk Shawls, superior Canton Crate plain and embroidered; new etyle Raw Silk Shawls, Brocha and India Scarfs, and Satin duCbein Shawl, Long and Square Shawl. Ladies will find at GRIS WOLD'S SHAWL STORE, any kind of a Shawl, and at any price. He has obtained many of his Shawls at large auction sales, and consequently can sell them at prices that "can't be beat." He Invitee the public generally to call at his establishment before making their purchases, as his goods will be shown freely, and no ellort will be spared to make his establishment attractive, as well as to promote the iuterest of all his customers, in selling goods cheap for cash. Y'ours respectfully, 8.

W. GRISWOLD. may 25 12d COUGHS COT. OS. fcC RADDOCK'S COUGH MIXTURE' Is gaining a 9 pood and permanent reputation among all classes of The People, biuh and low.

rich and poor, and is, truly, a very palatable and ready relief to all who take it, being troublvd with disease of the Lungs and Throat, arising from Colds and Coniths. Orders from far ard near are being constantly received for this valnsble remedy. Prepared and sold at "The People's Family Medicine Store," by JOHN BRADDOCK, Druggist and Apothecary, 689 Main st. may 25 lwl9 rpRAVELLING DRESS GOODS W. M.

JL JUDD baa just received some new style of goods, suitable for the above named purpose. LAWN SETS-In Linen and Bishop'. Lawn, real Frei.ch wrought, Irom $1.87 to $8 50 per set; just opened by W. M. UDD.

HANDKERCHIEFS A full variety just received by VV. M. UDD. (TELLA SHAWLS In Crimson. Whit.

Scarlet, London browu grounOa, jut in at W. M. JUDD'S. ROBE DRESS SILKS The cheapest lot of Robe rilks ever Imported into ibis country, may und at may 25 3d W. M.

JUDD'S. fiOTTOX WRAPPING TWINE White and Fancy Colors, for sale by FRANCIS GRIDLEY, 343 Main st. GARDEN IMPLEMENTS. Garden Rakes, Trowels. Shovels, Hoes Srwtes, Spading Ac.

KKANCIri ORIDLKV. may 25 HARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR JUNE. AI.60 Godey'e Lad" Book, Graham, reterson, Mrs. Monthly, Ballou'. Dollar Monthly, and Arthur's Home Magazine for Jane.

Jnst received by GEER HI IILBIKT, may 25 256 Main new F. O. Building. GENTS' AND BOYS Spring and Summer Wear. Fancy Caaslmerea, Caabmerett.

and Ermlnette, Drap de Ete, Wool Fancy Linen Drllla. Plain Unen Drill, Stripe and Check Linen Dock, Cotton ett. Nankinstts. Mrw1ii, fca, may SMITH, PETTIS CO. Impe )eratrice Elizabeth.

A NEW VERBENA. LANT8 of the above and many other choice varieties, just received and for sale at the Seed Store of J. 1W. B. JlrKAKYf Seedsman and Druggist, Post Office Building, 248 Main, cor.

Grove St. Peruvian Syrup, FOR DYSPEPSIA, NEURALGIA, fce. NEW Preparation, which is now being extensively prescribed and used in Boston and other portions of New England by the medical profession. An unrivalled tonic and alterative medicine. Sold to the trade and at retail.

J. 3TI. B. ItteNARY, Chemist and Druggist, Post Office Building, cor. Main and Grove ets.

4 LPINE HAIR BALM A new and elegant See advertisement in another column. Soid at wholesale and retail by J. M. B. McNARY, Chemist aud Druggist, 24S Maiu may 19 Post Office Building.

NOVELTIES. jVW VEGETABLE SEEDS, imported from Noble of London, and Vilmorio, Paris, entirely new in this oountry, of the growth of 1808: BEANS Fairbeard's Dwarf English; Johnson's wonderful Dwarf English. BEETS -Crapaudine, or rough skin, Eiench Very deep blood rel Wbytea, French. CABBAGE Sheppard'a large early Marrow, English; Femelle, French; De Wiuningstadt, French. CELERY Laing's incomparable Dwarf White, English Laing's new mammoth Red, English; Very large early ti rniji-rooted Erfurt.

CAULIFLOWER Early Paris Improved, French; Very early Erfurt: Leonormand's extra large-CUCUM BER Long green Mau of Kent; Lj nch's Star of the West. ENDIVE Very fine Plcpus, French. LETTUCE Improved spotted Cos, French; Early aiiup- son. LEEK Very large Rouen. MELON New Cantaloup Alger, French; Precott's Summer, early, French.

PEAS Early Dan O' Rourke, very early and prolific Glory, ferfectlon, Alliance, Climax, Dickson's favorite; also, the celebrated Champion ot England, Hare's Dwarf Mammoth Knight's new green Dwarf Mammoth also, Oregon. RADISH New early, olive-shaped Scarlet, French; New eariy, olive shaped White, French New Yellow Turnip. SriN ACII New yellow sorrel-leaved, French. TURNIP Purple 1'etrosowoodtk. J.

fI. B. IWcNARY, Dealer in Fertilizers, Post Olfioe Building CHINESE SUGAR CANE SORGHUM SACCIIARUM. 1HAVE received pr steamer Arago, from Vilmorin direct, 250 lbs. of the above seed from the tame source our government has obtained all the seed it has distributed.

The supply in Europe is now exhausted. I will furnish the seed in quantities of 1 lb. and upwards at my counter at 75 cts. per and will forward by mail, post paid, to any part of the United States, for $2 per lb. JT.

M. B. McNARY, Seedsman and Druggist, 246 Main, cor. of Grove st Post Office Building SPRING WHEAT. rTtf BUSHELS of Fife aud China Tea Wheat raised in Jefferson N.

last season, and of very superior quality. OHIO TIMOTHY and MEDIUM Red Clover Seed, Red Top, Orchard Grass, English Mixed Lawn Grass, Sweet Vernal Grass, White Dutch Clover, all grown in 1856, and of prime quality A 1.80 20 bushels Improved King Philip or Brown Corn. 20 Andrew's or R. I. Premium Corn.

Admiral Lyons Potatoes, a now English variety, first time imported. Early Wendell Potatoes. Dover Potatoes, the best of all late sorts. Osage Orange Seed, with full direction for use. Also plants 2 and 3 yearn old.

Hod Antwerp taspberrtes. 5000 Transplanted Thorn Quicks, from Skirving, Liverpool, in prime condition. All the above, In la'ge or small quantities, by JAMES 1I. B. ItteNAItY, Seedsman and lrnir1st.

Post Office Building, 24't Main st. IRESH CANARY AND HEMP-SEED Received this day by JAMES M. McNARY Post Office Building, 248 Main, oor Grove at. A RETIRED PHYSICIAN Whose sands of life have nearly run out, discovered, while In the East Indies, a certain cure for Coiisuinp tion. Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds and General Debility.

The remeiy was discovered by him when his only child, a daughter, was given up to die. He had heard much of the wonderful lestorative end healing qualities of preparations made from the East India Hemp, and the thought occurred to him that lie might a remedy for hie child. He studied nard una sucneeaea in realizing his wishes. His child was cured, nnd Is now alive and well. He has since administered tbe wonderful remedy to thousands of sufferers in all parte of the world, and he has never failed in making them completely healthy and happy.

Wisbinif to do as much good as possible, he will send to such of his afflicted fellow beings as re quest it, this recipe, with full and explicit directions for making It up, and successfully using It- He requires each annlicant to inclose him one shilling three cents to be re turned as postage on the recipe, and the remainder to be i. A A .1.1 appnea to me pavmeni oi imn buvbi lirviiioiim Dr. H. JAMES, No. 19 Grand Jersey City, N.J.

P. S. There are persons who pretend to prepare roa sua the "Kxirnf.t of Cannabis Indiea" from Dr. H. Reel np.

and who profess to he bis Agents. All such persons are imposters. Dr H. James's sole objeot Is to benefit the world, and not to make money. He has no whn nrenare bis medicines from the recipe, and never will bnvel The imposters cannot make up the medicines from therecifieso as to fell 1.

at a profit, the cost of Importing tlie iiast too great to admit a pecui genuine remedy. The imitation pounded ot molasses and a costing a few cents. 3md HITE MARSAILLES A good assortment of White Marsaillex for Basques, some extra fine; Just received by n. "tTItixE MERINO Fine, pure White Merinoes and Caehmeres; just received by F. H.

BIRGE. WHITE BERAGE-Pure White Be- rage, extra tine, 2 yds wide; just received by may 26 F. Sc. II. B1RGE.

Great and Unusual Inducement Notwithstanding tbe heavy stock on hand, we have been opening for the past week, cases after cases with the most elegant DRY GOODS AND EMBROIDERIES. Wc respectfully Invite the attention of the Ladies to our assortment of BLACK AND FANCY DRESS SILKS. SHAWLS AND DRESS GOODS, of all descriptions. HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. PARASOLS, in large quantities.

S00 doz. Paris hand made Sewing Silk with and with out half fingers. 8 French Webb Lace, suited for Basques and Mantillas. FROM AUCTION 1 2000 Muslin and Jaconet Collars, in French and Swls. Embroidery.

Muslin, Lace and Jaconet Sets of Collars and Sleeves. ii Bands. Gauntlet Sleeves. Dimity and Jaconet Trimmings. English and Gorman Hosiery, Gloves and GuantleUs.

MANTILLAS I MANTILLAS MANTILLAS A large assortment constantly on hand composed of the best, materials the market affords, and made to order at SHORT NOTICE AND LOW FIGVRESI Respectfully, ARNSTEIN, LOTH HARTMAN, may 26 6d 2wl0 tiaaiti aninn. Dotcn I noirn JOotcn DOWN WITH THE PRICES OF rp xi TT i Is the great cry. D. W. JOHNSON Jk CO.

are responding to the call every hour in the day, at the may 26 MELODEON, No. 335 MAIN ST. TYItAB BRILLIANTS A beautiful article for MJ Skirts, finest quality ana i vu.f 4 in. Calicoes; 1000 64 eta. White Flannel at 7000 pau- Gloves, spotted, 3 eta.

pair; at CORylSGB LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS 604 Linen Hdkf, all Linen, a liule coarse, 5 eta. 340 flue, sixpenoe. 840 10 el- So Children' aUee, a'xpenre: at ia0 CORNING'S. CTK1INER CLOTH-All kinds and deriptlona, 3 from tho timet down to th kind nd for. I inaia ncrnp aione oeing niary specnlation in the I are probably com I urnlctous drug or two 3ruwl9 may 26 DOCTOR W.

II. RE MAINE Havlug had a practice of fifteen years, offer, bis professional sorvi-eee to the citizens of Hartford. He ha. certificate from some of the first Physician, la the Stata. XmiT Office and Residence No 24 Park st, may 21 rpol BO HALL I.

the largeat and b.t HALL, In tbe eity. It Is now In complete order, and will be LET for CONCERTS, LECTURES, -o on reasonable terms. Apply to HENRY SELLING, liM State street, or at the New England House on Front street, may 9 tfd HAaTFOao Fist Ins. Orrica, May 14,1867. JTOTICE The annnal meeting of the Stock holders of tbe Hartford Fire Insurance Company, will beholden at the office of said Company, In Hartford, on THURSDAY, the 4ih day of June next, at 8 o'clock P.

for the choir of Directors for the year ensuing, and for tbe transaction of any other busineee which may legal-ly come before sid meeting Per order, niay 14 ld C. B. BOWERS. Secretary. Qi fin ft to i.oTxoOewei.ry of VJ" all kimla, at the Exchange Omce.

No, 371 Mam st. may 23 T. H. BELDKN. AT REDUCED PRICES, frnE undersigned ar now selling the tmst qualltle of A Lehigh Coal, at 6,75, Lackawanna at screened from the yard.

TAYLOR fc CHAPIN, may 23 56 Commerce st. BEAUTIFUL ENAMELLED 0-ZVCZ3Xl. SETS 20a MAIN 8TREET. ELTON, DEMING CO. Have this day received twenty-five more of those beautiful PAINTED SETS, Which have been so much admired by the Ladles, for their beauty and cheapness.

The last lot went very quick, and we would say to those who were disappointed by not calling soon enough to secure one of the to call early, a. we predict a quick sale for the present lot, aa they surpass anything we have ever offered in this line, may 23 lOd ELTON, DEMING CO. II I2JHO 11 I. OOXl TJIUTJirJCV I NEW ORNAMENTAL DESIGNS! BEST WORKMEN I The subscriber has removed bis Bindery to 130 MAIN ST, SISSON'8 BLOCK, Where, with increased facilities, and also having secured the sendee, of Mr. H.

C. Vergarson, Book and Job Binder, for many years in New York and other cities, he 1. pre pared to execute commission, entrusted to him, either in the plain or ornamental branches of hia trade, In style of unsurpassed neatness, and with dispatch. He will give special attention to binding MAGAZINES, MUSIC, PAMPHLETS, Ac, AKD RE-BINDING LIBRARIES, In whloh the subscriber flatters himself that he cannot be excelled. D.

A. GOODMAN. Hartford, May 23, 1857. tfd tfwl9 FEW WORDS MORE ABOUT THE SPIRAL FURNACE. The remark 1.

often made "Furnaces are very good for City use, but they are not adapted to country To correct this opinion, and lo show that tho Spiral Furnace has no equal In any place, we publish the following letters received from the only gentlemen for whom we have put up Spiral Furnace out side of the city of Hartford: Tertvillk. April 16th, 1857. Messrs. David S. Brooks Sl Co.

Gents: In answer to your inquiry of my view of the merit of the Spiral Furnace that iu put in for me last fall, it gives me plene ure to say that 1 think it by far the best In use; it ha. answered my highest expectations, having performed more than you recommended It to do, with less fuel than I previously used in the stoves, besides giving a much pleasant-er heat and more healthy atmosphere: it la not so much trouble to manage it an it is to manage the simplest and best coal stove, and our house is free from the dust that accumulates from stoves; but the bust thing about It 1. that it pleases the women. Y'ours respectfully, Ardriw Tirit. Wbthbrskielp, April 17th, 1857.

Messrs. D. S. Brooks Co. Gentlemen: In reply to yoor Inquiry regaidlng the operation of the Spiral Fur nace that you put in for me two years ago, I will that having given the furnace a fair trial through two winters, it has given complete satisfaction, warming our house (which you know is of large size,) thoroughly, and sometimes in the severest weather, giving more heat than was necessary; another advantage that il ha.

over furnaces that I have seen, it Is free from gas; it is also easily managed, as simple and easy as an ordinary stove. I think the Spiral Furnace worthy tbe commendations bestowed upon It. Yours, L. Goodwik. Simsburt, April 20th, 1857.

David S. Brooks Co. Gentlemen: I would say Id reference to the Spiral Furnace, that I think It is a good one When il was first put up we were strangers to the burning of coal, in any way, and had much to learn; but since we have learned bow to manage it, it has done well, it gives a pleasant heat, and we like it very much. Your, fcc, Wathox Wilcox. W1RP8OR Locks, April 24th, 1857.

Messrs. D. S. Brooks fc Co. Gents: As regard, the operation of the furnace, I must say I like It well: it ha.

given good satisfaction; although our house Is so situated as to take a strong north weat wind. In a very bleak place, we had no trouble in beating the houso in the coldest, weather. As regards the management of the furnace, I think I know of none which I should prefer. The man who has attended to It this winter had no experience, but got along finely, and on the whole we think we could cot be'hired to go back to stove heat Yours respectfully, L. B.

Chafmam. For sale by DAVID S. BROOKS may 23 6d 6wl9 438 Main st. oFfft CARRIAGES Tbe subscriber baa on Z. a f- hiiiii a ufiru a-uilr n.r 1 rrluira enmnrii no all the varieties of light Carriages in use, made with special reference to durability of structure, and after the moat fashionable and approved A good opportunity is now furnished for those In want of good Carriages, to select from this stook; very desirable Carriages, low prices.

Orders for Carriages of every description received and executed with dispatch. A number of second hand Carriage, for sale cheap. Repairing Id all its branches done in the bei manner, at moderate prices. Tne best of English and American ar nish used In the Painting dep Ttmenu WANTED A Trimmer and Wood workman. GEORGE FRANCIS, Carriage Manufoctory and Repository, may 22 tfd tfwl8 Buckingham Square.

Inn DOZ. HAY RAKES-Forsaleby JJ may 23 Lk ROY at CO. VTEW GOODS, NEW GOODS-A large asaort-1N mentof DRY GOOD3, of every description, which will be sold at the lowest market price. A large lot of Fancy Silks, just received Parasols, of every shade and quality, cheap. Crovelli Skirts, something new; call and secure the bargains.

Mantillas which will be sold wholesale or retail, at the lowest market price. Mantillas made to order. Mantilla Pattern, for sale at 424 Main st- may 21 JOHN DEAN. 6000 LBS. RAG PAPER Assorted sizea.

a Kood article, sold in kit. at 8Xc per lbH at R. TERRY fc LESTER'S, No 22 Asylum st "CnrWI LBS. STRAW PAPEIt-A good oUUO article, at a low price. R.

TERRY fc LESTER, 22 Asylum st, SPRING FISH SPEARS-A new style; can be seen at No. 22 Asylum at. may 22 Sign of the "Pad Lock 1 A KLOlt GRATES Any one desiring Parlor Urate, can nnd the most spleniid article ever invent ed, at may 20 KELSEY BROTHERS. 638 Main at Hartford, Ct, POR THE SKIN AND COMPLEXION -For the healing of harsh, rough or chapped skin, and re moving from it sunburn, tan, freckle, and rendering it beautifully soft, tbe CREAM OK AMBER poaae.se properties or surprising energy; and in producing a delicate, white neck, arm and hands, no article 1. eqaal to it.

For sale by may 25 CHA3. P. WELLES, 307 Main SOMETHING MUST BE DONE WOXUS: IIAYIMES'S We'll min the whole Boot and Shoe Hade by selling at sueb low price. COMET, OK NO COMET) It will make no difference with how low other Slice dealers may offer their goods, we are determined Lo take the lead in selling good BOOTS, SnOES AND GAITERS, at the loweet price, let what will eorue. We now have In Store upwards of 60,000 pairs Ladle' Kid and Cloth Gaiters, comprising the largest variety of styles colors and qualities, ever Been In Hartford.

It make no sort of difference what kind or priced Gaiter a Lad may wish for, we have got it. 1 Genta can Bod an end! variety of ornmon and Freneh Patent Sewed and Pegged Gaiters, Oxford Tie, El rap Shoe, Pump, fce by calling aoon, at the POPULAR EMPORIUM. Boy, Mlaae and Chlldrene" Boots. Shoe, Gal tar. aad SHppers, to be found in great abundance, aad at the LOWEST PRICES NO.

122 STATE STREET. WORK HAYNEs, nay 26 CKDA STRUT. Loyal Wilcox, tt D. Hubbard. FAKK STRIKT.

H. D. Wells, 80 Wm. D. Shipman, 100 H.P.Allen.

60 Hiram Havens, 50 35 65 20 City of Hartford, 120 240 Voted, Thnt a sower of oval form, of equal Inside area to a circular sewer, 1 inches diameter In the clear, built of brick and cement, be constructed and built In Cerlar street, commencing at a point in or near the center of said Cedar level with and connecting with the underside of bottom of the south end of snid Cedar st. sewbr, as the same Is now built, and running aoutherly along the center of said Cedar abont475 feet, toelevation 70.00 under south gutter of Park st said above ordered sewer being about 475 feet long from Its commencement to Its completion. Voted, That the Highway Committee be, and they are hereby authorized and directed to lay out and construct the sewer set forth In the foregoing vote, and report the same to this Court. The foregoing Report, with the accompanying Votes, was laid upon the table and ordered to be published in the dally papeis, that all persons interested may slgtlfy tbetr objections thereto in writing, and by leaving the same with the undersigned previous to the next meeting of the Court of Common Council. Attest, HESRT FRANCIS, Clerk.

City of Hartford, May 27th, 1857. fid CO It PO 1 1 AT I NOTICE -In Court of Com-mon Council. May 26th. 1057, the following Report and Votes were submitted, viz: To the Hon. Mayor, Aldermen and Common Council of the City of Hartford The Highway Committee to whom was referred the petition of Calvin Spencer and others, for the construction of a sewer In Myrtle street, having examined the premises, are of the opinion that a sewer is required in said street.

Your Committee therefore recommend that a sewer be laid out and constructed as described In the following vote; and estimate the expense of constructing said sewer at $325, and would recommend the same to be assessed UDon the following named persons, and any others that may be benefited by the construction of said sewer. All of which is respectfully submitted. WM. M. UHAKTisK, Chairman.

MTBTLI 8TBBKT. IIORTH SIDI Frederick Tyler, Alfred Gill, Rowland Mather. SOUTH sins. Calvin Spencer, C. C.

Lyman, Calvin Day, City of Hartford, $0 100 80 SO $100 65 30 40 E. Crofoot, $290 $235 Vote That a sewer of oval form. of eaual Inside area to a circular sewer, 18 Inches diameter in the clear, built of onca ana cement, do constructed and built In Mvrtle commencing at the east line of Garden at a point In or ner the center of said Myrtle the underside of bottom of said sewer to be elevation 68 00, thence running easterly along the center of Myrtle on a true descending grade 400 feet to elevation 82 00, thence easterly about 294 feet on a true descending grade to elevation 64.00, near the east line of Spring tt. bald above ordered sewer being about 694 feet long from its commencement to its comnletion. Voted, 1 hat the Uighway Committee be and they are hereby authorized and directed to lay out and construct the sewer set forth in the foregoing vote, and report the same to this Court.

The foregoing Report, with the accompanying Votes, was laid upon the table and ordered lo be published in the daily papers, that all persons interested mav sinnifv their objections thereto In writing, and by leaving the same with mo utiaerslgned previous to the next meeting of the Court of Common Council. Attest, HENRY FRANCIS, Clerk. City of Hartford, May 27th, 1S57. 6d CIO 11 litATi NOT ICE In Court of Com- mon Council, May 25th, 1857, the following Report and Votes were submitted, viz To the Hon Court of Common Council of the City of Hartford The Highway Committee to whom was reforred the petition of Albert Day and others, for the construction of a Sewer In Asylum stroet, have examined the premises with reference to said petition and are of the opinion that a new Sewer Is not immediately required the whole distance from Trumbull street to Main street, but there seems to be a Sewer required from Trumbull street Sewer to a point in front of he new store about to be erected on the north side of said street by Albert Day, as the cellar of said store is to be constructed somewhat below the present Sewer in Asylum street. Your Committee, therefore, recommend that a Sewer be laid out and constructed as described in the following vote.

And they estimate the expense of constructing said Sewer at $2 i0, and would recommend the same to be asegsed upon tho following named persons, and any others that may be benefitted by the construction of said Sewer All of which is respectfully submitted WM. M. CHARTER, Chairman. Asylum Sthskt. WORTH SIDB.

Albert Dy, T. M. Allyn, Trustee, SOUTH SIDB. 130 I A. M.

Collins, 45,00 45 I Joseph Cabbot, Salem, 40,00 $175 $5,00 Voted, That a Sewer of ovnl form of eqnal Inside aiea to a circular Hewer, 2 feet diameter in the clear, built of brick and cement, be constructed and built in Ar.ylum street, commencing at a point In or near the centre of said Ai-y-lum street, level with and connecting with the underside or bottom of Trumbull street ttewer at elevation 44,00 thence running easterly along the centre of said Asylum street, on a true ascending grade about 205 feet to elevation 46,00 in front of the lot owned by Albert Day. Said above ordered Sewer being about 205 feet long from Its commencement to Its completion. Voted, That the nighway Committee be and they are hereby authorized and directed to lay out and construct the Sewer sot forth the foregoing vote and report the same to this Court. T'bo foregoing Report, with the accompanying Votes, was laid upon the table and ordered to be published in the daily papers, that all persons interested may signify their objections thereto in wilting, and by leaving theaarne with the undersigned previous to the next meeting of the Court of Common Council. Attest, HENRY FRANCIS, Clerk.

City of Hartford, May 27.1357. IPL'i'TEIt AND CHEESE new make and 13 good quality just received und for sale by the subscriber at the lowest prices. B. SAUK. Agent, may 26 6d 155 State "Sign of th Dairy." I JlJTTEil A few packages of choice Butter, Just I received and for sale by mny 2U LIS HA T.

SMITH fc CO. LYMES' 8MMOE8, Or SUPBRIOa 8TTLI8, MANUFACTURED BT E. Q. II AC HELLER, may 26 3md LYNN, MASS. DESKS! DESKS! DESKSI-203 MAIN ST.

ELTON, DEM ING CO. have just received Drafts of about 40 different styles of DESKS from their own manufactory, 179 Canal st, New York, to which they call the attention of Merchants, Doctors, Lawyers, School Teachers, See otc. Our DESKS are of the beet quality and made after the most approved styles, and for convenience, taste and durability eannot lie surpassed. Anyone wishing to supply himself with the above articlo would do well to call on us and examine the different patterns which we can furnish at short notice. 179 Canal New York, and 205 Main Hartford, may 26 12d SPRING RAGLANS.

A large, new and splendid assortment of nice light colored RAGLAN OVER COATS. Also, some veiy genteel COENTING-HOFSE, OK OFFICE; AND LINEN COATS, of every description and of the best style. Just received at L. STOCKIf RIDGE'S, may 26 6d 20 4 Main st. dismiss GO ft os: THIS DAY RECEIVED.

French and English Challies. French and English Ginghams. French Chambray Ginghams. French and English Prints. Printed Muslins and Lawns.

White Satin Plaid and Stripe Maslins. White and Printed Brilliants. Printed Muslin Robes. Eugenie Robes and Skirting. Kobe Brilliants and Dimity.

2fl L. M. nOTCnKI33. If 711 A Tlf APS if J. Wells' Sectional Map of Nebrnska.

Minnesota. United States Railroad Map. Map of Ohio. Indiana. Illinois.

Wisconsin. Kansas and Nobraska. Iowa. Hand Book of Iowa. Chapman's Sectional Map of Illinoi.

Minnesota. Forsold by may 26 P'A. BROWN, 313 Main st, FOK PI I i A DEL PI 1 1 A The reg.i-O I rlrtXlar steamship Jophik. will leave for above on THURSDAY NOON. For freight apply to may 26 M.

W. CM A PIN fc CO Itctriycrators and Ice Several different kinds, among the rest the CELEBRATED PATENT VENTILATED REFRIGERATORS, WITH WATER COOLER attached. We shall be constantly supplied with this article from the manufacturers, and shull sell them at the LOWEST JUTES. HENRY W. GOODWIN, New Crockery and Houee-fnrnlsblng Store.

mey 23 No. 8 Central Row. WAim WEATHER EXPECTED ABOUT AUG 1ST FIRST! ALL AT THE NEW CROCKERY STORE, NO. 8 CENTRAL ROW, And provide yourself Itli an ICE CREAM FREEZER, WATER COOLER, ICE PITCHER, ICE MALLET, REFRIGERATOR, and some of the other Summer luxuries, and ynn will get, throngb emforiebly. I' wilt office of Treasurer; but tho good old board of Directors was mainly re-elected.

Washington, May 26. The contracts for the work of the Washington Aqueduct were awarded this morning to the lowest bidders. Different sections were given to different parties seme dozen different individuals and firms taking contracts. The whole sum contracted for amounts to nearly S500.000. The Postmaster General to day concluded a contract with the Southern Steamship Company for the transportation of the mails Uicc a month be tween New Orleans and Apalachicola, embracing all llie Gulf ports on the Florida coast, at $70,000 per annum.

Railway Accidents. Louisville, May 26. An accident occurred on Saturday, on the Southern road, to an excursion train from Memphis to Charleston. Two cars got off the track, killing one man and wounding several others. Another accident occurred on Monday on the same road, near Auausta, Ga.

Mr. Wendell of Memphis was fatally Fire. Detroit, May 26. The station, two tank houses, two freight cars and a large quantity of wood, at Newburg Point, on the Great Western Canal Railway, were burned last nisht. Loss not ascertained.

LPINE HAIR ALII -For RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR Warranted to Cure Baldness, Scurf, Dandruff, itching and nil diseases of the skin This Halm gives the scalp a new and hoalthy action; restores the coloring matter to the roots of tho Hair, which passes through the Hair and eives it a natural color without the use of Hair Dye. lng to preserve the Hair and keep it from falling oil, composed of Oils, Alcohol, and other deleterious materials.and all to no use. Hair dyes have been Introduced that do not give the hair a natural color, besides being troublesome to use. This Balm is not a Dye. Knowing that a prepare- linnarvusoi prcii.

I.v tion was neeieil to Uo wnat was requiruu iur iuc un. proprietor was induced experiment until he could obtain an article that would be the exact remedy, and after seven years trial has perfected this Balm. It is soothing and emollient, allays all Irritation of the scalp, thereby stopping that troublesome itching. It Cures and Scurf and whon the hair has turned gray it will bring it hack to its original color, be it Black, Brown or Auburn. It makes the Hair soft and it from full-ina off as will be seen upon using this balm for only a few davs life will be given to the roots of the Hair, and erowth will soon appear.

Growth does not take place at U.e end of the Hair, as will be seen in persons bo have their hair dyed If you examine gray hair that has been "a t. i will find towards the roots, that the hair has come out gray, hence it Is necessary to have the fluid at the loots of the hair healthy, that the whole hair may be a natural color Each hir has a root In the "kin and Is or itself a hollow, gray tube, through which there is a constant circulation of the pigment from the root, When this pigment or coloring matter dies ont. It leaves the hair hollow and it becomes gray. To invent a balm that would produce this pigment hag become the study of the proprietor. The discovery of the Alpine Hair Balm will do It.

It will bring the hair to its natural color by making anew the coloring matter in the roots of the "V.r. i that, oil or crease will restore the hair, as nothing can bo more injurious. Tho Alpine Hair Balm will restore the skin and save the hair of those who have been sick with fever or any disease. Prepared by A. P.

MASON, Providence, R. I. CO, S3 Milk Boston, aolo agents for tne nl.ed States and For sale in ilariiora oy a.m. utir 17 2awd6m ARPER'S 1TIAGAZINE STORY BOOK 1 il for June, for sale by W. J.

HAMERSLEY. may 25 mr jj BOO KS The roetioai or vi uoi.iu 1 sey, complete in one volume. The Englishman in Kansas; or. Squatter Life and Border Warfare; by T. H.

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