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—Cli,qtalietr H.ii_ls¢:.tn_n,lI has addressed a very meek
and genie response to Mr. \Veb.=ter's scorching
letter. l‘lie letter will be published. ifcalled for.
—lVl:yly ofthe Lonatin journals notice the death
raflllr. A_udubon. One of them cluiracterisc.~; mm
as the greatest ornithologist that ever lived,
-—'l‘le island of Col-sica is kept in terror by a
(;')llll;‘?r, named lllaznnl. who. llltillgh at the
. . iy a small band of dvsperadoes, levies
‘contributions, inflicts death, and the
addre.-scs
autlioiiues in the style ofa legitimate powe,._
—By the census just taken, tlsomh C,“-,-,|;,m i,,$(_.,,
two members of C0llgl'(_‘.~‘3.
-The cost of’ printing the laws of California in
English was $30.08;} 65, :iud in Spanish $1:l.ttt»0.
‘ - . .
—-'llie Clay Ball in New York was a brilliaiit
amlfi the Sa,'_,7e of Ashland was present in persoii.
and his reception was most tflllllllt-‘l!|SllC.
—No less a sum than £40,000 has been remitted
to the port of Liincriizk from the U. States, in the
iast year. to forward t'llllgl'illl()ll.
--Mr. Nathan :\l.ittl‘.ew.-, well kncwn as one of
the larg.-stvoinniissiun inorchants of‘ Boston, who
was compo-llcd. some trn or twelve years since. to
suspend payment aml make a coinpruini.-e with
ibis creditors. has. within a few days past, paid llll'll1
the full aninuutdue-.. ltig’c3lllt',l' u ith late.-l'es1, amount-
ing to about fort_V thousand dollars.
—The Alexandria Gazi-tic says: “'rl1t}.\'t'31lCl'itl)li‘!
Mr. Filliuoie, father of the Pl't!.<l(lt'.lll, has been
-sojourning in Loudoii county for some (lays past.
He isa halo old geiiile:i::iii of elf.-lily, and takus
great delight in looking over the cultivated lields of
the Loildoun farincrs.”
—-l”rofe.<.=or .-\gassiz. in a recent lecture at I{e_v
\Vost,statcrl his (‘()ll\'l('.llOt1 that tho Pi-ninsula bf
‘Florida, up to the surface of the water, has been
~eiilirel_v the work of the coral insect. If so. the
territory of that State will coiitiifue lo .~.xpand, for
‘alight we know. until it is as large as all the rest of
the United Statestogetlier.
—Prentice of the Louisville Journal. says that
the Legislature of South Carolina has issued in-
'8iI'uCliotts to inarinerssailiiig froui Cliarlesion not
"to consult the North Star.
—A lady of \Va.-‘liiilgloii has sent twenty-live
dollars to the widow of “ One-Eyed Thompson."
In her note eiielosiiig the contribution, she argues
’t'l1at the chi-ldren should not Stlfliél‘ for the crime of
the parent A very corrcct and benevolent senti-
nient, but one that is not alivays adhered to in this
selfish world of ours.
-—A whale, 40 feet in length, was taken on
Long Island Sound. on Saturday lost. It is ex-
pected he will yield 30 barrels of oil.
—Tliere was ase\'ere fire in Pliiladolpliia, mi
Monday on Clicstnut. George, and Tenth streets.
Loss estimated at -'S3£l,ll00. _
-—A horse thief was t't‘C9llllyt11'l'f‘Ftl'l.l in the in-
teriorof Califor:iia,and on conviction was hung
in half all hour. lie was an old olfcud.r.
»—.l’t=iie3 Fislier Clayton. only son of .loh:i;\l'
Cl-',:_\'tnn, died at the l't!.~‘ltlt‘1)Ct3 ofhis father, Buena
Vista, Dcl., on 'I‘tic.<il;i_v.
—Cas.-‘ins M. Clay is announced as a c:indid.itc
for Governor of Iieiitucky.
—Hauiilton Ti.-‘h was (.'lCt:lt‘(l to the U. S. Senate
to repiescnt New York for the next six years.
—-The American l3ib'e Society have forwarded
:1 cult)’ of the Scrilitnrt-s to Gov. Bl'll of T(:.\'.-is.
to coinincc him that Shak.-pcare was not tl:c_aiitliul.
--In St. Lzlwouce co.. :i few \\'C('lis ago. a man
was severely iiijurcd by the fall of a true. He was
borne on the shouldei's of tlll‘ll forty inilcsin thirteen
hours, before a house was l‘l ac-lied.
-—-Tlie lllltlstill 'il\‘Cl‘_lS open to All)All_‘y'_. and
steaiiihoateare now riiimiiig regularly.
—-Sentence of fifteen _\j('!dl'S iuiprisoninmit and
hard labor has been pronounced by Pius IX.
against several parties convicted of hurtling confes-
sions during the Republic.
—l’ort \Viiie has risen ciiorinoitsly in price in
England. (Iaiise, a liiilurc in the vintage. Drink-
ers in this country, l1l')‘v\'C\-‘(.‘l‘.ll0t€tl feel no alarm, as
logwood elder bcrril-.s. alum. and slot: juice, are as
cheap and plentiful as ever.
—ltisstated in some of the papers that Arch-
bishop Hughes has liven Cl'G2lll‘Ll a Cardinal. The
,-innounceinent is probahl_v premature.
-A negro in Paulding. l‘ll.*%.~'l.\'.s‘lp[)l. a few days
isince having committed an outrage upon the person
of a white lady. and afleruards ll‘llll'(ll!l'(*’(l her and
herson, the citizens turned out in a body. and ar-
testing the negro. burned him alive. '
._.'[‘lie amount oftaxable l)l't)pP.l’l_)' in New Haven,
.according to the recent estiinziiion. is $21.-159.-1853.
Nuinber of buildings erected dui'iii;_: the _iear,207-
*-'-Advices from Galve.-ton, Texas, to the 28th
<nlt.,state that the negro plot in Colorado county
ih-.-d not l)I’(‘.ll entirely l'rnstratod, and that a large
;ntltlll)8l"Uf uegrocs had succctled in escaping into
Mexico.
—'Flie Compromise measures were approved by
‘both Houses of the Deleware Legi.-lature at its
-‘late session without a dissenting voice.
—.'\1r John S. Smith has been elected cashier of
the Farnier.~t' Bank. Bridgeport, in place of Mr.
Satierlee, l’(’Slgll(3tl.
-——.'leuiiy Lind refused to leave New Orleans on
Snndoy,althongh she was likely to lose the pro-
needs of her proposed concerts at Natclu-z ainl
llleiuphis. The Crescent commends her course.
and hopes that hereafter all a(-tors, as well as singers,
iwill l'efltse.tn perform on Sunday iviglits.
-—,The prices to the next concerts of Jenny Lind
at Casrte Garden, N. Y., will be, for the best seats:
from $3 to $3, and good seats will be offered at '3
and $1 each.
—Ilon. S. Goodrich, consul to Paris, has
taken passage for liim.-elf and f=.-iiiily in the stea n-
.ei' Arctic. which sails for Liverpool on thd 2d April
——Gov. Hunt, of N. Y., has pardoned Selden
'Brainard, u ho was convicted some three years
since of passing connteifcit inorey. and sent to the
State Prison for five years. The pardon was
‘ granted at the earnest solicitation of a daughter of
;Brainard’s.
—We undr.-rstand that the free soiiers nominated
-Gov. Cleaxeland as their candidate for Congress.
‘at their Lonventiou, held in Norwich on the .lSth
inst.
—It is stated that the descent made on the Bos-
ton’ gamblers was made through the information of
two young men from Albany, who had lost 15,000
dollars by them,
--It is in contemplation to supply the city of
Hartford with water from Connectii at lliver. The
plan is, to force the water, by a steam engine, from
the river to a reservoir on elevated ground north of
the city. whence it will be brought in pipes and dis,
tributed ihrougli me streets,
n-According to tlie schedules of the Assistant
Marshals, there are in Virginia. nearly eighty three
thousand white persons over the age oftwenty:oiie,
who cannot lead and write.
..H~on. George Thompson is about to visit '_
Canada.
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4- _.L4. ;
Tltomfl“ Robinson. Esq-. the candidnt_e nomi-'
hated at the Convention lioldenat Stamford on
the \Vliigs oftlie several towns are liereby no-
tilie-dlliat a Convention will be held at. the
Stage House in Stauifiwd on \Vednesday. the
2d day ofApi'il. -1851, at [15 o’clock A. 1\‘l.. for
the purpose ol'iioininatin,<g a candidate for Sen
ator for said district. The towns are request.-
ed to send delegates to said Convention equal
to twice the number of R.epi'cseiitatives to
\\'l1l(:ll the towns are entitled iii the General
Assembly. The \Vhi_::s of every town are re.
quested to appoint and send delegates. .
O. S. F EKRY, Distiict Committee.
Arrival of the Ohio.
The U. S. mail stearuer Ohio, from New
Orleans and Havana, arrived at Ncw_, York
on Saturday, with the Pacific mails. one
|iuor.lrml and fifty passengeis, and about
$3UU,00U in grilil dust.
When the Ohio ll-ft Havana, the Georgia
was _<__roing into llif‘ liarbor.
'l'lierc was mucli excitement on the l-tli.
iiius,'occasioried by ascri'taiiiiii;_z that a party of
,1 ll'i1Vt‘ll'‘fS had l.)t‘t"fl tlll1l”llt.'l't?tl while on tlieir
way lrom Cliagrcs to Panaina. Th» bodies
ofsix mt-n \Vt?l‘P found t‘lP=1r Vzimri-se_ Hunting-
in the i‘iv_er. On one oftlie bodies was l'ouni_l
8 paper on which was \\'ll'l.L‘l1 ‘-Joseph
Brooks, sailed as passeiigm on lit.~ard the
Empire City, boiinil to Cilllli1l‘t'lill, on the
l3‘l1 Of F*‘l’l'"?“'3’. l8;’)1——i'csi<.lciice on tho
Cornet‘ of l)i-y-sti'e¢-I and l?noailway.”——
\Vlit-ri the Ohio left (;llt!gl't‘s, four persons
had l)P.l‘ll «'ll‘l‘(‘5l€il. till (3ai'ili:igcni:ii'is, and
were in close t'()lllllit‘ltlL‘llt. Armed parties
wi'~i'e out in all directions, in scarcli of the
iiiurdi-rcrs.
San l"i*aucisco papers are to the 1.6111 and
Sziciatiiciito City to the 15th of February.
The lt1l"lll_'_ICtlCC not as interesting: as
U.~‘t.t:Il. l'vlnrdi,=rs, l'obbo.-i'it-5 and rcporis of
liostililivs, l'()lllSl(.tliS and battles haw been
ife. Eilizrts have been oiadc in the Legis-
lature to raise funds and State troops to carry
on the war.
Di-:A'r1isot~‘ l£Di'l‘oas.——-'l‘lii'ee of the ablest
and most eminent of the American Editors of
the last lialfcentury have
(l:l_\‘S—-.lOll.\‘ S. SI(l.\'.\'l’.R at Baltiiiiom. ISAAC
died within a few
Him. in W'asliington. and illonni-:(:Ai M. i\'oAn
in N35’ York. Mr. Hill has lieeii for some
years in bad health. but Col. Skinner is cut off
by :1 deplorable casualty. while Maj. Noali’s
death was also siiddcn, cause-tl by pal .-y.
Tin: L.-\D1l-‘.5 Ki-;i~:l».-.u<r;.—'l‘liis is a new
iiizigizziiie pnblisllcd by .loliii S. 'l‘aylor, 143
Each No. contains
i\'as.-tau st rcct, New York.
fosty pages of choice i"oar‘ing and a beautiful
engi'aviiig——ouly $1 pct'yeai', including postage.
::‘?fPAt1(,l|'€3\V' Fl"c’lJCll, E.sq.. of Milford. was
u.-iniiiniously nominated by the Whigs as candi-
date fur Judge of l’l'obate fortlint district. A
list: of l'ourleeii_justices was also llUl1illi:ll(!-(l at;
the same uioeting on Moiiilay evening. the 17th
inst.
RAILROAD Accini-:.\"r.-——.\ freiglit train from
New l.'.l2t1'(‘.ll, nict. with an accidenton Saturday
evening. near Bridgeport. The draw over
the biidge at tlial place was up, and the train
could not. be stopped in time to prevent; the on»
wine. from pitching into the river The tender
b
and cars reinainod on the bridge.
was injured except the engineer, by juinping
oil’. and he not sorioti§l_\'.
No person
E?’ The Boston Post says it is estimated
that more than a million of dollars in sales
liavt-. been lost. to Boston this season on account
of the impression among Southern iiiercliaiits
that Boston would not sustain the compromise
tli(.‘i£§‘.1l't‘S.
E?‘ Owing to tho. con.iiiued illness of Secre-
tary Corwin, tlic P-csitleiit. has appointed Mi‘.
Graliaiii. Secret:ii'y ofthe Navy. to the Socie-
tarysliip of tho 'l‘i'oiisi.iry ad ir7(ci'iiii.
Poon, Y1-2'1‘ tlt.\1{l.\'G MA.\'v llicn —Dr Judson
i'e(-eivezl belwi-i-ii four and fl\‘Hlll0tlSitll(l dollars
as a pi()s(3tll for his services as an llllel'])l'el(‘1'
(.lt1l'ltlf-.1 the Englisli and Burinaii war, tho wliole
of \\‘lllt'll he placed at the disposal of the Bap-
tist Buard for iuissionaiy purposes. lle lll>()
l'P(.‘tll\'(‘(l iioarly fourteen liundrcd dollars for
the mr-.moii' of his second wife-. which with
.~:ell'sacriliciiigdevotion, he also laid upon the
alta", and died tt poor man.
Raoul»: I‘i1..-‘..\'D Sm’ vi-oit.——'I'lie Express re-
marks: ‘- That Gt'll(El'2ll .llittlt'-‘S-, Senator elect
from Rhoda Island, has tlt-‘(:ltll't'tl liimsof, and
ii'i'eti'icvably cominitted liiuisolf ll wliig. and
lluit
Cllllglll a tartar, SE’-8111810 be an opinion of the
Pi-ovidenco Journal, wliicli fire cannot: melt
out ofit. lt looks like it cet'taiiily."
the (leiuocrats. in 0leCllll_,‘_1 him. have
Muaoi-In or A Swi-zoisn L\'l1$~'li't.\’ARY1.\‘ Cili-
NA.--A Pioneer missioiiary of the Swedish Lu-
theran denoniination was inurdereil by a band
0ft'Obl)el's, on Nov. last, at. Full Chan, China.
It is also stated by letters from Canton. China,
that a Missionary of the A inei'ic:iii Boa rd, Rev.
.l. C. Bi'id_,<_miaii. coiumittcd suicide there on
the 6th of Dec. last, while in a fit. of insanit_\‘.
Co:u1=Ll.\li~;~.\"i' T0 Tlil-2 CLr:nGv.—'l‘lio Spring-
field Republican states that the lion. George
Tliompson, M. P., recentl_y' reinarked in an
address at the village ofUnion, Y., as fol
lows :——Your country is not visited by the ca-
luinities of pestilence or famine, but what is
worse, (fund has rained downupon you more
than thirty thousand recreaut: Priests."
TH.-\;\'KS(ilVl.\'G Toasu‘ I-.\' C.u.iron.\‘tA.—
Tim full0\vitig toast was recently given at
San Finiicisco, by a i'egniar [’atlanci=i' : _
" lreland—as she wants to be-, England—
as she ought to be; and the United States—as
they are 3”
LETTER FROM Gi-2N Sco'r'1'.—Tlie \Vliig
county committee 0fJuniata county at a meet-
ing on the 28th February adopted l'osolut.ions.
in favor of Goa. Scott forthe Presidency. which
being transinitte.d to him he thusacknowloged;
\VAS1llNG'1‘01\', March 1-2, 1851.
DEAR SIR :——']‘|ie Whig committee and its
Secretary of Juniata county Pennsylvania.
have done me great. honor.
Tlieapprobation or my conr.t.rymen was the
fire: and will be the last. great object. of my life
Ifl obtain that, it will be ofminor importance
wliet.he_r it leads to a change in my official po-
sitionornot.
With my most respectful regard to the gear;
llenien of the committee,
I remain, my dear _sir. yourstruly,
Winrlcpv Sc9'r'r._
121.11 District seiiainiai c.‘...-....i.....s S
the 191i] iust.. having declined said noinination._
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3:. v.-5,. vvv
PR1-ZS]-Z‘.ti\‘T Mai
small cliest of tea, tvliiclt was only si.rty-nine
flayson the route. from Sliangliai, Cliina. It
reachec San‘ Francisco in 351 days, and N-"Y.0l‘k
in lliirtyfive more, and isiiitended as a present
for President. Fillmore.
TIIE G1{EA'l‘ CALlFOR1\'lA PLANT.
CA.\'cu.u.~.ot.'A. the great mediciiial herb of Cal-
ifornia, is a new and invaluable addition to our
Pliarin:icopzei=i. A. Robinson, E.~q.. tiutlior of‘ Life
in t,‘:u.il'ornia.’ Hon J. C. .loncs._|ong a resident
there. and other einilioiit travelers testify to the
wonderful success with which it is n,-e¢,l by the nu-
tivesas a cure for Pulmonary and Bil7ions (.‘oin_
plaints. By couibining it with Liverwort and Tar.
the liest remedies for Couglis, Colds, and Catarrlial
allections known, prior to the addition oftbis plant
to our l-lerbarinni. a medicine has been produced,
which. if we are to believe the testimony of scores
ofcoiiv:ilcscc-ii! pativiits will ctlre Cousuinptioti it
‘No refer to Dr. Rogers’
'l‘he
public are not asked to take its virtues upon trust.
The paiuplilot in the hands of Ageiits explains the
pliilusopliy of its operations, and gives the proof.-:
419
sell", in its earlier stages.
Syrup of Livcrwort. Tar. and Cauclialagna.
of its success.
N. York Cattle Market, i‘rla1'c1ii 18.
.-\t niarket. 1300 lnznves, 90 cows and calves.alid
7..’ill0 sheep and lainbs.
Price.-. &.i:——>'ales ofgood retailing qualities at
front .:','-‘€i.;':(l to 8.95.
Cows and Calves. Sales at lroin 9:3. 35.:l-15.
Stun-p and l.:iiiibs-——I’i'ices ranged at from 2,50
3.50::-4.75.
fltattich.
At New Bi-iiiiswick. N. .l.. Deo.'25tli, 1850.
by the liev. M r. Jackson, .lolni R. l\Iorri~‘. of
lli-ooklyn. and 1‘. Angelina Smith. of the for-
ms-r plur-r-,.
icti.
in New Canaan. on the 16th inst., Mi‘. Da-
vid Rusco. aged 78 years.
ln Stamford, on the
Brown. aged 71.
in Gri-eiiwicli.oii the 10th iust.. Darius
17th inst., George
Peck. aged 3-9; lsaac Holly. age-.i.l 80; Na-
thaniel l.lubbard. aged 90; 1'.-Elli, Jared Sinitli,
aged 80 ; 1-lib, .lauics 1’erott'. aged ‘.40.
iiln New llaveinon tlia 15th inst., Charles
Noyes, of New Caiiiriziii, aged 26.
For Sale.
STEALVI-E.\'GlNE. nearly new and in
_£_ perfect order, with a steam boiler com-
ptolc; called '2.fi horse pn\\'m'. For particulars
address C A. \VA'l‘ERl3Ull Y. at t\'lanial'o-
ti€‘t'.l\’. Port. Chester Co., N. Y.. \vliei'e it can
be seen. *l‘~’ l\larcli ‘.24.
' SAVINGS BI-LBIEK.
NOR\V.»'1L1{. i‘vlai'cli 17. 18:31.
LL deposites made in thisbank duiin - the
. ])I‘c-S‘(.‘l7[ moat/1,. coinmeiice drawing inter-
est on the first day ol'Api'il. 18-51.
‘Jill '1‘. \VA RN E R, J l'., Ti'easurel'.
Light! Light!
‘ E have lieai'd several complaints of
burning fluid and ca mplieno not l)l1l't1_E
ing good. \Ve take the lilieity to say that we
l)f.'-llPVe in all insiaiices ours has given entire
satlslaciioii. “"0. pay an extra price to have
the best. articles. ()‘ainplieue 46 cts; Fluid 7.5.
lfyou want. good call at DlSBR()\V’.~‘.
talented.
GOOD. steady man to work on a farm.
_L _ One that uiiderstaiidsall kinds of l'al'in'nig
work may hear of it good :-it.nat.ioii by calling at
this oflice. Norwalk, Marcli 22. 1851.
Carpeting.
EgJlZCElVED this day. ilii~i.-ct from auction.
2000 yards of coiiniiuii. fine, superliiie.
and three-plyCarpeting \\’lIl(tl| will be sold atiu
great bargain. C. J. GHUMAN.
LOVER, 'l'imotli_v and R(n'lli'i|) Seed.
cheap. at: S. E OLMS" CAD'S.
Watch G’-lessee
0 F all kinds put: in loronc sliilliiig each. by
C. A. DUR.-\.\‘D.
Faint your Buildings & Fences.
Z SANFO 1’. D has just rec'd a qua utiiy of
0 si.ipr:i'iui' .\l iucral Paint, wn rrn ntod equal
to any Paint ever liofore ol'l'e-.i-ml to the public.
it is proof against fire, water and wc;itlior——it
is uiicliaii,gr=abli'-. in its coloi'—it. niixes reailily
with any kind of oil,and is a llt"tilllllUl dark
brown or freestoni-. color. This Paint i'cc’tl
llic‘- ltl'9ttll1llll at the N. Y. Stain l"uii' hold at.
_5‘b‘lli:|n5r in 18:30. in competition with the Ohio
l1'ire-proof and sov--l'ul other mineral Paints as
superior to anyiliing of tlio kind in use for
(illt‘2l[lllt"-SS and durability. t\'t1iii(-i-oils (ft‘l'illl-
<-ates ofits s'upoi'iiii'it_',' have» lwon given by those
who have tcstorl it. of whicli llieso me two:
" \.Vo have used your uiilieral paint in paint-
ing cars and liousr-s and upon our load, and we
can siili»-.iy |‘('(_'0tl'll|1:ll(l it. as a very superior
clleap and durable. -'ll'llL'.lt'-‘. of |)llll1l.”—-l'll-‘.;\lA.\'
ll. l’lir.i.1=s. Superintendent S_\'i°aciise (S; Utica
l‘ittlll‘Utl(l. Oct. 30. 1850.
“l have used a large quantity of your min-
eral paint. and l find it to bo far pi'efe.ralile to
to the Ohio or any other p lllll. now in u:.=+-.——Et:
is iinpervious to water, and iiiirzliaiigmilile in
colnr."——I-loi:Acr: J0ll.VS()S, Painter lor the S.
dc U. Railroad Co.
'l’his Paint is for sale by Z. SANFOR. ,
Agent tin’ the iii-iuul'actiii'ers.
\Ve.stport, Mari.-li ‘.24. 1851.
LERO\V 62: BLODGl<I'l"’S
Patent Sewing Machines,
ND Riehts for nsiiig the s,aine.for sale by
the subscriber. The ui-precedented speed
and pei~l'cclioii with which sewing can be done
with these in-acliines is astonisliin_a. One of
them can be secn in Ol)P1'3lll0l1 at any time at
my house in Greeiisfarnis. They can also be
soon on the coriwr of Elm and Canal st.anil at
33 Gold at. N. Y. Its iidviii'itzigos ()VPl'(ill]t'l'
Maicliiiius are in ‘/(Z-S‘[Cfl'I.7lg the ends both wln-n
it. cominences and stops, and pzzlling in or
sli'e’c/iirig‘ cil/lcr side of the cloth at pleasure.
and stitcliing both sides alike. and will accom-
plish double the wot k of any other inacliine.—
macliines and rights for sale for every town in
the county of lt‘alrli!-ltl, except. the towns of
Monroe. Newtown, Redding, \Veston and Ens
too. All persons are cautioned against lniying
or using any machines that are illfl'lt1_$[Pl1lelllS
on this patent. DANIEL BURP.
\Vestport., March 1st. 1851. 1'.’tf
Corn Planters &. Seed Sewers.
‘ E are the sole owners for the right for
tho State of Conn. (with the exception
of Harlfoid County) for the above art.Ecles——-
and would caution all persons against any iii-
fiingemeut. These Planters and Seed Sow-
ers are superior-to any other now in use. and
so simple in their construction and easy in
their operation. that they can be managed by
a child. The price is so low as to bring them
wit.liin the use of all For further p‘vll'tl(:ttll‘tl'S
we would refer to the article itself. which may
be seen at; HOLCOMB <35 LYUN’>',
83 \Vntel'-st... Briilgr-xport.
Persons wishing for the agency oftlio above
’n.l;:‘.cles, can apply to us. _ The righ-‘. for all
the counties, with thejexcéptioii of Fairfie'd
and New Haven," is ibr sale... These we wi:h
to retain for our own sales-. 19
12tf
‘ ifEi:.lit.l'yiol.1.t-:.—-"I‘lie’ En?‘-5'
Pl”? City .leI;°'9i_:l12‘+«t° -NW’ -York. on....-Sjatuitdny .=.1. ‘
...».-... .-. .. ._....t‘. -. ._.._.;.--.
1' Ada-ms fiouse.'
THE above’: House is one of the
_..__z -;.;_-._....
liest
lcated, with all tlieiir"i0dei‘ii iiiiproveiiietitis neb-
cessary for the comfoit offlita t.raveli'ng public.-
The proprietor, late of the Parker House,
New Be_dford, confidently lmp'es, by sl‘ri‘ct at-_,
tention to" Ilie'~w:.intsfof liis_.;;'.:esfs,- to merit 11"
continuance oliis ]')fll~l01lS,'tllltl_fllt‘fi'tV0l‘l'1|'lLlp;|l‘-
ronage of its foriner_patrons and friomls.
. , : S. B. ROBBINS.‘
Boston. 1VIarch '20, 1851. 2.1112‘
L. 1]. R.AND;Ll~1 .6: coxs
NEW ESTABLI€HMENT.
HE Sil'1sci'ibeis have taken the store re-
cently occnpii-d by Cliai'les C. Betts, and
filled it with an cntir(2l_'i/ mm and carr_-fuZl_i/ se-
lected and elegant assortment of
Dry Goods,
to \vliich the at amino oi the citizens of Nor-
walk and vicinity are respectfully iuvitod.—-
T/ic Ladies will ti-id in their line. the very
cream of the spring markets. exceediiig in
l‘lt‘lllH‘SS and variety ol'.-~t_vle and pattern any
stock of goods now to be found in this or ally
oiln-rloxvri in these parts.
Gent/niicii, too, "may suit their tastes and
supply their wants to a nicely, at this store.—-
Pa l'llCl.lltl r pains liave been taken to reiider
this spot. one of the most attractivi-. in the in(-.r-
chant tailoring line. To this end, a very libcrn
supply of broazlclo/./is, cassinzcrmi and 1:5-slin.r._,rs,
all new and fresh, and or the VPl'y tzlioicr-st
style ll:lV(-'. l)6t=.ll laid in, which need only to be
examiiiml to carry conviction to .-my mind of
tlieir unriva|et.l elegziiice and (:llPtl|llif‘SS.
The gent lenion’sdepai'tmnnt will be conduct-
cd by Mr. Chas S. Lockwood, \\-'ell‘knowii as
one ofilie bosttailors in this place.
All goods purcliascd at t:liis establisliineiit‘
will be out free of expeiise.
Select School.
H E sprin__o, and suin'im>.r term oftlie school
_ of the 5lll1.‘a‘(2l'li)(£l' will coiiiinoocl-. on the
Qd of April. Terms. primary scliolars, 532.50;
advanced, $.'3,0() per quarter.
JULIA S. OLUSTED.
Norwalk, blarch 17, 1851.
Arrival of New Spring Goods.
7 ‘HR sut)9cribeis have consiaiitly on liainl
a la ijuo assortiueiit ol Ready 1\la(leClo!li-
in}; of all kinds. do.-gcriptions. and sizes. \\'lll'.‘ll
\. ill be ol‘l'ei'oLl at iiiipi'ecodi-ntetl low prict-s.——
Any person wishing a good suit of Sp:-iiig
clothes at a lt'SS price than llnvy can be pur~
chased at any olliei establis-liiiielit' in this
town, is i‘espoctl'ull_v lllVlll‘(l to call at: the store
of Ll'l‘l'lAUE l’» A: TURK.
Przxit Trees
11/ the
SOUTH ;\'OR\V.»\LK NURSERY.
‘V HF subscriber i'i-spectl'iill_\' solicits the at-
tention of fi'iill'-_Qi'owei's to his stock of
trees, consisting of choice _iie.icli. apple. pour,
clicrrv, plum and apricot trt-vs, togctliur with a
goot.l.varie.l_v of uriiuini-.nlal trees and sliruls,
sncli as (’.VPt'}_{l't‘.t‘.tl.~.‘, inonnlai:i ash, liorso eliosl
nut, weeping willow, &c., lsabolla and (i:ll:I\‘Vl.‘.'l
(_vi'api-.viiii=s Also.on the first of(lt:ti.-lit-.i' a la rue
lot of red Aiit,'.\'ei'p raslierrios. A good assort-
ment of flats and Caps constantly on hand, a
few rods west. of the depot.
lR..~\ SEYMOUR.
South Norwalk, i\larcli.18:31. ]1tf
Taxes.
OTICE is ll('.l'8l.)_\‘ given to all persons lia-
L ble to pay Taxes in the l*‘il'st. S-':liool Dis-
trict in the Firs‘ and Secoliil Scliool Stu,-ietics of
liiilgelicld, both residents and iioii-i°(-siduiits,
that n distiicl tax oftwolve and one-li:ill" r:-eiits
on the dollar on the polls and ta.\'ab|e property
ofsaiil district has been ]'l:l('(‘."l in my liaiuls for
collcctioii. and I lieroliy notify said ta\'—payei's
that l will lllt‘-t~"l'. tliein zittlic house of Jana:-s
Scott in said Disiiict. on 'l‘.u-.s¢lay the Slli tl;i_' of
April. 1851. lit-t'weoii the hours of two and five
o’cloclt. P M. for tho piirposc of rec:--i'.'iiig said
tax. lllll.-\.\l K. S(,,'(_)'l.‘T, Collector.
Riilgefiold, i\larcli 17th. 1551. 3111
found.
.\' the road loadiii_«_v lrom the villa_;o oft\iow
Clllltltlll to Lt-.wi~lioi'o a ll-ttlll(~‘i' walli-ti
contalniii§_: a small sum of Money in liai k
billsaiid specie; the owner can have it by calliiig
on the siilism'iln-l’. pi'oviu;_; property mid pay‘.
ing for this :u.li'ei'tiseiiie:it.
OR RIN A. DOTV.
New Canaan, March 1()lli, 1851. ""‘3t1C
Look at tlzis.
. YERXS wasliinr,__:, blcacliiu_«_; and clean.-iiig
Powde-i‘, coin lining: in a (.'.0llVt‘l1l(‘tIl and
coinpnct. fuiin. all the val...ablo qua’it‘e: of
Dyt-.r's (‘t-lelirateil \Vasliin_:; Fluid. \'v:ti'rniite(l
not. to injure the most. dc-lirzzite lii|il'ic——aml the
mont-y will be rel'niideil if it. does not give en-
tire satisfaction. Try it. For sale by
J. A. \VlClt‘.D.
OB TS extra siip:.i‘liiii- f*'luiii‘ by the load
or loss qualitity at OL.\l3:iTEA D35
« Teas.
LBLTC attention is pulled to tho largo
stock ofgreon and black lcas now olli-1':-ll
by R.-'\‘l";\lOND 6:. M lC.~\ D.
Files and Easps,
€-jO.\'S'l‘.-\N'l‘LY l't‘t't'l\'lll_'_{ l'ron'i \V. & S.
Butclier. Sliclfieltl. l*}iigl.inil.a full :is.<orl-
meat uftlio above corals. for sale at New Ym-I.-.
prices. IJOLCUMB 6: LYON.
83 \Vatoi' st... Bmlgeport.
@O'I‘.»\.§i1.l_,“1.\’io. 1 and
2. at.”
0L;\lS'l‘lCA‘D‘S.
§A ,\‘D’.\‘ Sarsa pa rillu, 'l‘owii.seud's do, 'l‘mp-
lia}ze.ii's do.. Sliakers‘ do.. Riigi-l's’ Syrup
of Livt-i°woi't. Tar and Caliclialduua. .lewr->tt’s
Bitters. Blake-.’s do.. \Vistai"s Balsam \Vild
Clie.rr_v. Cod Liver Oil, and all the other pop-
ulai patent; medicines of the day. for sale by
J. A. \VEl£D.
Parasols. '
ECEIVED this day a lai'}_'e and splendid
nssoi'tini=nt of pa ra-'-ols whit-ll were pur-
chased at auction,nnd will be sold at a. bargain.
-C. J. Gl-?.U.\I.'~.N.
OTASH. No. l, for sale by
Narcli 8.
RA YMOND & .\lEAD.
Plaid Lamps.
NOTH E R lot. of Fluid Lamos jll‘l' i'ec’d
and for sale by C. A. DUl"tA
BRO.-\DCLO’l‘llS.
ceeszoaemzs,
AND VESTINGS.
HE |:ii'gest. best and clieapc-st flSS0l‘il11Pl1l
" evoi otll-,i'ed in this town is to be foniid at
the store of tlio_.-ziibscriliei-, and all goods pnifl
cliased will be cut. by one of our iii‘.-:t-class tailors
free of expense to the pni'chaser.
C._J. GRUMAN.
AZORS.—-\V. «Sc S. Dtitclieis’ and
Elliott.’s celebrated l’.azors of almost ev-
ery pattern, wliolesale and retail by .
HOLCOMB «Sc LYON,
83 \Vatei' st. Bridgeport.
Glue.
ETER. COOPl.*Il1'S celebrated glue. for
sale in quantities of’ from 1 to 50 bbls. at
the manu_/bcturers’ prices.» ,\Ve would p_a:tic-
ularly call the attention otf.mannkuztiurei-s_tothis
article. H0LC:Q‘M,B :51 .~Jl4Y-U'N..., Q .
83-, W;a_tei; .§__i'l(lgt%])0_l:t.
Wm; ..£~P1P‘l;ll:":l".
tui'e,.al:.\sjl10lesitlia“'aiir,l 1‘{_=;_lii'i]Z‘1)'_ ""
’ March . ' E"H‘_D‘.3"{
\'Op' ‘; .
-' -‘ ‘ ': .:i...';
'4§='.‘....'.'
..an..n._4 -.-..-- - .- .-
fut'hi§h(§di"l’l0t1$eS"'i:n'jTth8'~cllSy:,j-f:9l}l'l3t|_ll.Y: ;-
\, HICH are really beautifulspecimens of
i'epi'esented may be truly proud of.
the minds oftlio whole world.
to gratify the public taste, and secondly. or fir.-‘ll
spring style-s of CA R1’l°l'l‘S, OlL-CLOTHS
gzcntlcineifs hats of a very superior lplality.
be ltll‘lll.'<ll(-ill by selling; goods at. liigli prices.
that will defy competition.
New Canaan. '.\larcl1 12, 1851.
E
5”?’
_.
tutti
i fill!
‘, TOULD call til
I lor exit-.iii. var
Among the variety
than was over offered in i
A Ll’.-\CC.-\.'\.‘, l}O.\ll3.-\'/.l;\'l9IS, LUS'l‘l{ CS.
lill’t‘l thr-. \\:tllls of the lnidios usually fuiiiid in
cxti'aoi'diiiai_\' low prices.
E‘-1'o~%.iee ,
S lion-.l)v givt-ii that the stil)sci'i!iel's hereto
. linre, by the probate court for the district oll
I\'orwall., licr-ii appointed coiimiissioiiers to re-5
ceive and o.\'ainine the claims aigziiiist the estato_
of Charles l3ui'iis. an insolvr-ut do.bloi- of .\'c\v',
Caiiaau in said tlisll‘l('l.:IsSl_t1t)te(l in trust for the;
liem-lit of his creditors. that: we will aiteiid to’
the liusiucss of said appoiutnir-lit at the lloust-. of
David Sit-pliensou in said Norwalk on the sec-?
(llltl Moiiilziy of April next. and on the llllttl;
'l'u(=sdny 0! Sop . llf‘.\ll. at 10 o‘clock A. M. on,’
i-acli of said days. wlien and \vlic.i'e all ])t‘l'.~‘0ltS:
ll3t\"ll1_*_’_ c.lai:ii.~: ll'_J,'llIl.¢l said estate are I’!-'(llll’Sil3t 1
to [)l't‘SCl1l.lll(3lll,-:15lllf! limo tlim't-fin‘ has been,
limited to six months lioiu the date lir-rcof. l
l~Ii.lPil.\Li~:'i‘ Swii-"i‘. Coinini.-4-.
Gi 1.111-2lt'l‘ G. \V.»\’l'l-‘.1t.BU1’.Y, Sll)uPl's.
Nt)l‘tVtllli, 15th :\larcli, 18:31. 9111
Dist.-'2cl of i\oru'ul/c ss Probate Court, Jllnrcli
11/11. 1851.
' Ii.\"l'A'l'lC ol'lSA AC SW l'l‘ll. late of New
(‘Ianaan in said district «lei-czisetl.
Orr/crcIl—'l‘l1at'tlioailiiiinisti'atol'Pxliibithis
:i(lniiiiist'i'ation llt'C(ll1tll' to this court for :nl_jnst-
ment. at the proliati-. office in I.\'oi‘walk on thi-
28lli day of iilarcli. 1.851, at S) o’c.'oi:k li-rcnooii;
and that all pursuits interested in .-said c.st‘ato.
may be notified tlioreof. tlio nilministl'atoi' will
cause this 0l'tl(‘l' to he pnblislil-d in u in-.wsp:ipel'
printed in ll‘nirfleltl t‘0t1l=l_Vs and post a cttliy
thereof on the sign-post in said New Canaan
iio,ni'e-it the last r( sidenco of said (let-oziscil at
long} ion (lays liolom said ‘.21’-ltli day of ;\la:'cli.
(}lCOl’»(u‘l~3 A. l).~\\’l~I\Pfl'?'l‘. to-tun
1)/sl/I'(:l of 1\'ln'1L'<zl/5 as Probate Li//1/‘I. Illa/‘C/1.
HI//. 18:31. -
EV‘.-\'l'l’. of GEO. \V. Al’tl\lS'l‘RO-NG.
an insolvent debtor of 1\'o\v Canaan in
said district, assigned in trust for the benefit of
his (‘l’P(lll(ll'.~'.
Orrlcrcr/——'l‘liat Coinmissioners to receive
and oxainim-. the claims of the Cit-‘(lilUl'S ofsaivl
eslaic be appointwl at the probate ollico iii
i\'orwalk on the ‘lfltli day of 3\lai'(:li, 1851, at
0 o‘clock fnrunoon; of which all [)6‘IS0llS in iii-
terost will take notion, and appear, if they see
cause. and be lieard lllf‘.l'('Oti,ltlitl ll1P.ll'l1~'.l('t". of
said estate will give public notice tlit-roof by
pnblisliiug this order in a tir-wspapcr printed in
l“ail'ficld couiity. alid also by posting it cliiiy (if
this 0l'(lf‘.l' on the sign-post in said New Canaan
IlPtll'f‘.Sl the i'esiili--ace of sail dc-btoi'_at least six
(lays lioforp said Qtltli day of hlarcli.
Glf.t)liGl‘l A. D.»\VE;‘1P()l~’.'l‘. Jiitlgo.
'.§,' l-IE1} li.-XS lily wifu M-.ii'gary Built lclt
my bed and board witliont any just
cause or provocation. this is to forbid all per-
sons ‘authoring or trn.-tin_t( her on my account.
fol 1 will pay no debts of hr-r contracting.
IA L EB BUNT.
liiclgofielil. Warcli 10th, 1851. .'3t*"11
THE CEl.l‘ZBllA'l'F.D Cllli.-\I’F.ST
Carpet Establishznent
In (In: UuiIe.'lSta.i'.cs.
No. 99 Bowery, N. Y.
ll IRA M A NDE RSON’S
- Eight Spacioiis Sales Rooms!
' HOLESALE and retail; Families and
housekeepers furiiislied at wh ilesalc
prices. '
Lr'.<:/of Prices.
English Tlireo Ply Carpets. 8s and 9s
linpi-rial do do 105 and 11s
Brussels Carpets, 10:3 and 125
'l‘upcstr_v (Izii‘ps-is, Sis ainl 1‘3s
Vunctiaii Stair Carpets. 25, 3s and 45
Door Mats. 3: and 45
Table and l’iai‘io Covers. cheap
Cominoli Carpets. ‘2s and 45
Engli.-li Di-i.l_;gzots, 3.-:6tl to 65
Floor Oil Cloths, 3s to 45
Floor Oil Cloths. 8 yds wide
- .1’-;llf_7_llSll ()il Cloths, 8s to 93
Tulle-.il Rugs. 203 ‘
Axu1'iuislnl' Rugs.
\Vindow Shades. 31 to $6
Checked Matting.-4-4. 5-4. 6-4
Stair Rods. 6s, 8s and 105
Table Oil Cloths, 3s
’ HlllAi\l ANDERSON.
‘No. 99 Bowery, New. York.
Table Cutlery, ‘
HEARS and.Sci'ssoi‘s. of .\V. 6:’. 8. Dutch-
er's, Ro;;ei"s. and 1-lil<_;cr's maiiul'ucturep
is9m7 .
. 1VIiniaitu‘r“e,'” " C’
3 In which every _‘1\'l‘ation of the Eastern and V
I .H9m,yisphe1-e has contributed its Mechanical 1 .7 '
' ‘ ' Genius to produce Fabrics of ._ - ’
SILKS, siiius, WDDLENS, wiiiis
A C'ott0n.§*,, Li-nuns, 690., c§*c., i
of must. ofthe inhabitants oftliis great and glorious Uiiiou.
tho wiil of the people will ever remain paramount tc all others. In consideration of this'\'vill'.
l’.l’clfN'l.‘S, at plicos and lpialities to suit the most liistiilitills.
Goiitleriwii will find it very much to tlmir interest to examine my star:
tlicir use-. as 1 am coiilidont they will find mr/ra imlmzmneg-nt‘s‘(.
keep up the well de.~;el'v(-tl reputation oi the OLD BRIDGE
mechanical ingenuity, and of which till nation!‘
L Spring has truly made. its appearance. making the"
heart 2_la«.l.. Nature coiitribtites much to our store of happiness. but art now, holds sway _ove;!'
Outward llt.l0l'lllil8t1lS_s8elit congenial to the feelings and w.isl1es}-
Under all republican governments’-
y, just as one:pleases, to enhance the interest‘?
of the |)l'0pl'l(-.'.l0l', he is now daily receiving in store ‘
'ru1~: LA'RGES’1‘,__A=.\’D MOST EXTENSIVE ASS0__R_'l‘i-.V__I,1«‘..N_fIJ" _o1«*;‘
Spring Dry Goods
Ever before ot'fei'er.l by any 8Still)i‘lsllITlt.’-llt in the State of Connecticut. If any one is in doubt
let them conie and see the great. variety of lllnrlt fl,‘_{l.ll'(‘-d and changeable silks, poplins, bomba-
ziiws. mohair and t1l})~lt!2lS. lustre caslimeres. doluiin‘-5, prints, ginglizitns, jnconets, swiss, book,
cambric and mull inuslins, spring styles of ladies’ and inisses’ bonnets, spring hat ribbons. all
sizes of black. white and rariegatetl kid gloves. also silk, lisle and cottoli do., 150 doz. hosiery
for ladies inisses and childreii. a splendid stock laces for capes. collars, caps. and a large assort-
ment; of real liand-wronglit Eirulisli and Gorinan thread eclgings. also woven tlireittl. C0lt0It Mid
lislo i-dgin_s. silk’ rolvcts. 50 doz. linen and cambric lidkls. also a large and superior stock of-
l‘l)l't!l_L{ll bi-oadcloilis of all colors. a great variety of black twilled French cloths, also doeskius,
black and fi9_uroil ('E1:~‘.~‘llllPl'l’.\‘. and a superior assortment of vestings to suit every taste. New
and MA'l‘TlNGS. Also. the latest styles of
The tepulation of this ostablislnnent. will never
\'('|‘V species of goods will be offered at prices
Come pay a visit to the ininiature fair.
WILLIAM E. RAYMOND.
Every 0 Day brings Something New!
e_ attention of |)Ul‘t:ll'llSel'S to his stock of SPRING DRY GOODS, which
' iety and beauty of style. is inuch superior to that of any formal" season.
of Goods rlesigiinrl for the Ltltlle-S,l1lll_Y be found a ll1()l't‘.(lt‘Sll'tll)l6 seleection
'orwalk‘.consisting in part of Broczulo, \Vatr=.i'ed. (Ilniiigealile and Bl'k
:5] [,]{s, rm.” 50 at-.nt..< to ()0 per _\‘zll'(l: .\l. D11) LAl.\"lCS, CASHMICRES, POPLINS,
G] N G HA MS, Ainr-riean, French and English
Every other style of Goods to
an extensive Dry Goods Store, can be had at
k jofGoods designed for
lfm-ed them. being determined to
S'l‘ORl1‘.. _
C. J. GRUMAN.
New Spring Dry Goods.
[1 [TC l-ICOCK dc LEADBEATE R.
No. 3-17 Broaklway. corner of Leonard st.
3:3? Aux: ALREADY IN RECEIPT OF THEIR New
AND 3il3.\UTiI~‘Ui. SPRING GOODS,
and are pr:-paretl to serve their customers
tlicrowitli, as well as with every kind, style
alid quality of
_1-‘.\i.L AND \VIi\"1‘ER DRY.GOODS,
of which they have one of the largest and best
assortments in New York, which embraces
every kind of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
A worn by ladies or gentleineinor used by families.
It. is impossible for llieni to enuinerate even
a moiety ol'tlieirai'ticles.anu' would. tliei'efore,
hai‘ol_y name a few. as
F.'1‘.E.\’AD1iVES, ORG.-'lI\'Dl1'-3:‘, siLt< TISSUES, SILKS,
l’111.V"l‘1ZD .i.\co.\‘l2'rs AND CAMB1l1CS,BAIlEGES,
CANTON CIRAPE AND TIIIBE1‘ SHAWLS,
1\1.\’.\“1‘lLLAS, swiss 1ilUsLt.\'s, &c. ,
They would also beg leave to say that they
give their attention entirely to the retail busi-
ness, are in constant cominunication with their
custoii'iei's, and tlierefore
LEAR-.\' '1‘lIl£111 WANTS AND WILL SUPPLY 'rItF.M,
if any pains, and the markets of this or any
other country will enable them to do so; and to
make their assortinent so general as to enable
ally lady to
StT DOWN AND SELECT EVERY ARTICLE
she wants, without the fatigue and perplexity
ofsliopping. while their invariable rule of
ONE PRICE, wi'rHoU: VARIATION,
secures to every custoii1er,wlletliel' 11 child 01‘
an adult, 0
FA111 AND I-io'Nl':s'r DEADING.
In addition to their extensive assortment of
EV1-IIIY KIND or Daess Goons,
they have constantly on hand every kind of
11OUSEW;ll'E AND FA1\llLY Goons,
As Linen .Si'icr.-lizigs mid S/iirtings. .Damas7c:;
Diapers. Nap/.‘in.s. and indeed every kind of
Linen Goods, which they purchased before the
recent. advance in prices, and sell
F all twmI_i/ par coal. below the usual rates;
LAC!-‘. AND MUSLI-.\' wixoow DRAPI-2111158,
WOOL]-l.\‘ BLA.\'KE'1‘S AND Quil.'1's,
'roi1.i:'t'. 'r.\BLl: Axn PIANO covcns,
co'r'1*o.\' snia'rl.\‘os AND stii:i;i'i3.\‘Gs.
1lIOUR.\'1i\’G AND HALF MOURSING GOODS,
And a full and perfect assortmentofgontlemen’s
Under S/zirls. Drizzvers, Sea‘/fs and Cravals.
S‘?!/c and Linen Poe/tel Hana//cercliiig/'5. Gloves.
At; prices far below the usual rates of Gentle-
mcn’s Furnishing Stores. ' is
TIME CHANGED.
York & 1‘-J. Haven Railroad.
' N'l‘lL fut-tlier notzice trains will leave N .
York. from 229 Canal st. for Norwalli at
7.15 and 9 A. =.\l., at 3. 4,and 5. P. M.
Leave New Haven for Norwalk at.'7,00 and
9,40 A. M. and at 1.10. 4,30, and 8.10. P. M.
Leave Norwalk for New Haven at; 9,26,
and 11,18 A. M., and at 4.55. 6,13. and 7,13
P. M. the 7,13 train goes no fat't;_hel' than
Bridgnpoi't.. ,
Leave Norwalk for New York at 6,42. 8.10
and 10,55 A. 31., at 2,16, 5,53. and 9,22 P. 01
R. B. MASON, Szlpcr-inzejndant.
l"‘rr“
C§:il<1ren’S Cotton Hosiery.
ECEI V ED this day a full and com] lets
assortment of misses and boys while an-
bleached and mixed cotton hose and half hose.
as it is the only lull assmtinent ever offered in
Norwalk. Tliey’ will be sold cheap.
C. J. GRUMAN.
fbr sale wholesale and retail by
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