L ‘- ">'.‘-\‘.-.-. .-.l~. , \. .,
_ » Building Lots for Sale.
HE subscribers offer f0l'.Sfll(-3. some very
desirable Building Lot.s,on \Vest Avenue.
opposite the residence of I-1ou.T. B. Butler.
Enquire of E. B. PRICE at his residence; or
at;.‘.2G1‘VIaidcu Lane, or of MOSES O. BANKS
18 Liberty St., N. Y.
Also, some 70 or 100 loads of first. quality
Building Stone. Enquire of E. B. PRICE.
Norwalk, May,10, 1851. 6m19
BLAKE’S- PATENT‘
Fire and Water Proof‘ Paint.
VEV HIS superior paint is applied in the same
manner as ordinary paint and after a
few months exposure to the atmosphere be-
comes as hard as slate or Stone.
;.BEWA RE OF COUNTERFEITS.
\Vithin the last. two years, there have sprung
up more than 9. hundred different kinds of
C0l1I1l.ei‘f0ll'.5; most of them no better than dirt
from the roads, and all purchasers are cau-
tionccl againstbuyiug of any except my author-
ised agents. VVM. BLAKE, Pacntee.
For sale by STREET & QUINTARD.
. Agents, Norwalk, Con.
1-1. Minnnnunooics
fl: Sandie and Harness
VSTABLISHMENT.—Thesubscriberre-
' spectfully informs the public that becom-
tinues the Saddle and Harness business a few
rods north of the Congregational Church in
‘Wilton, where he has been for the past two
years. Saddles, Harnesses, Trunks, Valises,
xliirpet Bags, Bridles, \Vhips, &c., &c., made
to order, ofthe host material and workmanship.
Repairing done in a most cxpc-ditious and
woi'lunaiilil_.'e mauiier. All goods sold at the
lowest rates for cash.
‘ A H. MIDDLEDROOK.
TV-ilton, June 2d, 1851.
?..‘t%eii.htiry qt‘-1», 53\1'ei*tva11: Railroad
'-‘l‘§"(l'I‘lCE is hereby given to the subscribers
to the Capital Stock of the Danbury and
Norwalk Railroad’ Company, that the Presi-
dent and Directors at a. meeting held at Nor-
walk, on the 13th day of September, 1850. ro-
lccl that an instalment of 10 per cent. on the
Tiiplltll stock, includiiig the amount paid at tile
tiine ol'subscribing._ be paid to the Treasurer on
or before the '20th Oct. next.
And that further instalments of 10 percent.
be paid on or before the first Mondays of De-
cember, January, February, i‘vlarch, April,
May, June, July, and August, next‘
The subscribers residing at Norwalk and its
vicinity, will please call and pay to William S.
Lockwood, Esq., Assistant Treasurer.
Certificates of stock, and amount paid, will
he ready at the time of payment of instalments.
for delivery.
AKRON SEELY. '.l.‘reasurer.
Danbury, 16th September, 1850.
"afina
A enhances,
Bock Setter and Eissder,
.~\Sjast returned from New York with a
._-.-l-l__l:.i_ new and valuable collectionofScliooland
.".§ iscellaneous Books. Also, a large assortment
of Stationery,including Blank Books. Foolscap,
Letter, and Note Paper, envelops, Slates, &c.,
'~.‘.'i1iCll he will sell cheaper than they can be
boiiglit for at any otherstore in this vicinity.
» ££’3PBool;s of all kinds, boundin his usually
=~.i:nt and .durable style, at extremely lo\v rates,
and satisfaction given to all.
.3‘. 13:1. .€":mith’s Evilarble Ya: (1
Near the Briclge, Norwizl/c. Con-n.
EPULCHRAL Monuments and Grave
59‘ Stones ofevery variety of patterns, and of
the most skilful workmanship. The best as-
.r:::rt.mcnt of American and Foreign Marble,
i—;cpl‘ constantly on hand.
Persons wishing to procure Monuments or
r. ray kind of Marble \Vork,are invited to calland
;_i-.-‘e a personal inspection of his material and
‘-'l'I')'.‘l{i11f1li3i1l}), as this will be more satisfactory
:‘h:u1 to purchase ofAgents without an opportu-
nity of testing the quality of the article cou-
zractrc-d far.
The’ Lettering and Ornamental work is
cxecutecl by an experienced workman and can
'.'-.—'r.ri'ant it to give entire satisfaction.
Norwalk, Aug. 21, 1848.
.'i3tԤo1'i.ve11: Savings Ennis.
O'I‘ICl*l is hereby given that deposits will
._i_‘f. be received by the treasurer at the Fair-
:'3-wlcl Count.y Bank, from 10 to 12 o‘clock, A.
"-T. and from 9. to 4 o'clock, P. M. on Mondays,
'l‘uesda,ys, \Veil‘ne.sdays, Thursdays and Fri-
days, and on Saturdays from 10 to 12 A. M.
.-.-nd to 3 P. M. until further notice. Per-
2-'..)ilS wishing to make loans are requested to
7i;::.n:,l a written application to the treasurer,
stating amount and security.
'1‘. '\VAIl.NER., J.R., Treasurer.
Norwalk, Dec. 3, 18-15).
.’€?.-sort, hoe, 3..-.eat.1ier and Find-
ing Store. ’
HENRY I-IANDES renews again
'' his acknowl'odgment's to the public and
‘ §13‘§=‘—*liis friends for their generous patronage
‘ll-‘Wing the your past, and hopesto merit an un-
3“l61'I'upted continuance of the busir.:.ss rela-
Wiflsliiy) which he has so long maintained with
’5l'H-‘3 community. He will be found new at his
?":'\V stand opposite the store of Chas. Isaacs,
‘-'~"1‘3ro he will be happy to see, andserve hie
“id friends and the public. The character of
hizv‘ work in too well known to need a word of
i:.raisc. It comprises every article of men’s
and childrcn’s wear, with Rubbers and Over-
uhocs in their season, for ladies and gentleman
FINDINGS of the best quality, and in any
r.pza.ntity, suited to the wants ofthe craft.
Norwalk, Jan. 1,1851. 1
Fzretection insurance Go.
Of HARTFORD. Conn.
Crilpital 5:l'2{}0,000—— Willi. Prii:zlege to In-
crease lo Ilalf a llfillion.
"~E‘?;}]'ILLI.\3I C. STREE'I‘, havingrcceived
if the agency of the above named Compa-
rv is now prepared to insure Houses, Stores,
‘lills. li‘actorics, Barnsand the contents ofeac h
*_.igetliei' with every other species of property
./Igr.'.2'/.=..9z Loss or Da.:na._g'e by Fire.
-Tlio rates of premium olfcrod, are as low as
: lm:se‘ol' any other similarInstzitutiomaud every
-i-is n has now an opport.unit.y,for a triflingsum
to protect himselfagainst this destructive ele
ment, which often in a single hour, sweeps
a way the earnings of so many years.
It is incumbcnton all persons applying for a
_:-miewal or policy on buildings, to inform the
_:iv_r.¢-.i1lJ()f all changes in and about the premises
rm: t increase the hazard: or on ma.chinoryren-
-l°,t'f‘i'i unproductive by new inventions, usccex
1, ~.~:;-5 liy Cgllf-lll;'_'.‘.’3 in li'.:.~-.iac.ss. as no iiism'an_ce
miice is bound by their policy, to payany more
ab>m the cash value of propcrty,at the ‘time of
57..-' destruction.
Norwalk, July «1st, 185}.
0 south Norwalk Machine Shop
HE subscribers take this method of inform-
F ing the public, that theyare now prepar-
ed to do all kinds of Jobbing iu their line, viz:
llflacliine work in e,aneral, Die turning. all des-
cription of Sawing, Wood turning from a P0“:-
tico pillar down to an owl handle, Turned
Ccdarhitching and fence Posts on hand, also
blind hinges and fastnlngs for sale.
Anassortment ofFuruitu:'e, and knobs and
locks may always be found at the oflice of the
Factory, at manufactured prices.‘ _A share of
public patronage is respectfiilly solicited. -
R° W. NORTON & CO.
R.\V. NORTON
M. M. NORTON
South Morwalk, Sept 15th, 1851--
iu. c. _WARRIJ1\’{
Cabinet M alter" and Underta/ter .'
(Two doors east of the Bank.)
S TA1lIFORD, CT.
HVING recently couinpleted an
extensive alteration and improve-
ment in his extablisliment, and ex-
, tended the compass of his business.
* would respectfully inform the inhabi-
ta ms of this and the adjoining towns, that he
has now on hand and is constantly manufactur-
ing every clescription of
GABINET WARE.
in; a- good and general variety of _
Be(z.cl..'teads, Tables, I/Vas/Lstomls, Sec/rct‘a.r2es
Bu.-rcazzs, Sofas, 36.
made of various kinds of wood. and selling at
prices which cannot fail to suit the purchaser.
Also, a variety of Cf-I/1IRS—hair, cane, flag
and wood bottoms at various prices, together
with rockers of every style. _
Housoholdfurnilure of any description manu-
actuiedto order at short notice on the most
3us0nal)le terms. Also a very extensive as-
)|'l meat of .
;i1’ali.‘resscs, Pallasscs, Patent Bead-
" steads, d,'c. t ‘c.
Phat can be set. up and taken down by any one
n less than two minutes.
H c has also a ’g.’liand'some assortment of the
nest fasliionuble styles of
H o
Loolsnmg Gflaess,
which he will sell as cheap as can be bought
an y where.
He is also prepared to furnish
CO1-‘Ii‘lNS. SI-IROUDS. CAPS. SCARFS. &c.
ofovery description that may be desired. or
that can be obtained in the city of New York
at a moments warning, day or night, on the most
reasonable terms. He is also preparc-.d to fur-
nish hearses, carriages, see to the diggiiig ol
graves, and to utti-.nd to any other arrangement
that may he wished tor the funeral procession.
&c. Those who may wish to keep the body of
a deceased friend several days, can be furnished
with an ice box in which it may be preserved a
week or longer if necessary.
E. C. \VARREN.
Stamford, Sep. 2, 1851. if
37tf
= A
:,;.,.:‘
%?i}’arner’s Patent
Anti-I"'rccz7'.ng Suction. and I"oi'ce Pump
Can be used in our deepest wells or fetch wa-
ter from wells at a distance. it works very
easy imd discharges a gallon of water to each-
motion of the lever, and will not freese in the
coldest weather. By attaching pipes water is
carried to any part of the liouse or burn and by
attachinga hose can water the garden. door
yard, wash your windows, Carriages, dcc. It
is also a good engine in case offire as the pow-
er of two men can throw water to the top of
our highest houses. Sold b-
I
LOCKWOOD, HAIGHT & CO.
Cheaper than Ever 1
Groceries selling qfi' at a'sIonis/Ling Tales al.
the old store of
GEO. VV. SMITH. SOUTH NORXVALK.
HERE purchasers can find one of the
la rgostand best assortmcuts of Grace-
ries, Crockery. &c., ever offered in this mar-
ket before. To our up town customers. (for
we have customers from the Bridge. cause why
we sell better articles and cheaper than others.)
we would say that we will guarantee them a
saving of ‘.25 per cent. by purchasing of us,
which will pay for a ride upand down any day.
Call and examine for yourselves.
GEORGE \V. SMITH.
South Norwalk, August 12, 1851.
Parm for Sale.
THE place formerly occupied by
‘ Alvin Hyatt", dcc’d, is offered for sale.
It consists of about three acres ofgood land,
with it. dsvclling—house and barn thereon stand-
ing. Also, about 12 acres of land lying near
the house of Ira Betts, .Ir., and on the line of
the Dunhury 6: Norwalk railroad. For further
particulars enquire of
SAMUEL P. RANDLE.
\Vilt3n, March 3.1851. 9tl
For Sale.
THE bcautlfnl Homestead with the
buildings theron standing known as the “ old
St John Place.” opposite the residence of Gov.
Bissell. Also a tract: of land in quantity about
'24 acres called the “ Saugatuck Brook Lana .”
Also a tract of wood land in quantity about 8
acres known as the "East Rock land. For
terms (Sac. apply to CEO. ST. JOHN, or F.
ST. .lOI:lN LOCKVVOOD.
,,,,__ For Sale,
\VITI-I immediate possession. a good
Mill with water power on an excellent strca m.
with a convenient Honse,Baru, and 14 acres of
land, situated about 7 miles from Norwalk or
Stamford. For particulars enquise of S. E.
OL l\'lSTE.'\D. or JOHN BATLEY.
Norwalk. May 24th, 1851.
17‘
In
Qltf
For Sale.
A valuableliomestead of 263: acres ol
land,forme-.rly the residence of Jared
Ayros, in New Canaan. On it is a good
to. o story dwelling-house,’ barn, and other out
buildings. and line orchard_ of grafted fruit
trees in a bearing state. Also, 27' acres of line
timber land. 3;} miles north-west. of Norwalk
Bridge. Also, six acres of wood and timber
land lying one mile north of New Canaan vil-
lage. Also two acres of wood land lying near
the saw mill of \Vatts Comstock, Esq. in New
Canaan. For further particulars enquire of
the subscriber at the residence of VVui. Drum-
mend. No\v Canaan.
EBENEZER CARTER.
New Canaan. June 14, 1850. *9t‘.25l:
Ready Made clothing.
THE subscriber lins on hand and intends
keeping a good assortment of Ready Made
Clothing o tall kinds. Also, a good assortment
of Cloths, Cassimores. and Vestings, which
he will make up to order in good style and at
short notice.
N. B. Partic1.lar attention paid to cutting.
THOMAS RILEY.
Norwalk. Feb. 25. 1851. 9
Norwalk G-emetery Associa-
tion.
AT :1 Meeting of the Norwalk Cemetery
Association, held August 29th., 1850, v0.
ted that Evert Quintard and Lyman Richards,
be a committee to have general supervision of
the grounds of this Association, as regards
monuments, tombstones, and enclosure of lots,
and that no person shall dig a grave. or erect
stones to graves, without permission and advice
of said committee.
Attest. E. QUINTARD, Chairman.
T _
William
West Side the Bridge, nearly
Manufacturer
N. B. Harnesses 7na-nu_fact'm'e(l to
, . - -,.,T- k Vt‘ ...,C:->etB
S kSi)lEPi1:r§i3 T$i‘;f,sB:lts,lYl;'ebb, Si1lfldfei'y Vilare, Trunk Locks, 660. (Sec.
opposite the Norwalk Hotel.
and Dealer in
ags, Satchels, \Vl1ips, Mutts, Brushes,
order. Terms favorable.
invite the attention of the publict
Trunks, Valices, Carpet 1’
dzc. die. which he has constantly on hand.
Harness, combining nearness with durability_.
at this establishment, of the very best materials
not fail to satisfy customers.
Norwalk, Nov. 1. 18-139.
FRANCIS
F. pBR.A.D]'».:EY"S
]Ve-w Ifamess and Saddle Establ-isrinzent.
HE subscriber having had an appartment fitted up beneath the Conngcticiitllotel, wou
“ 0 his extensive assortment of Saddles, Harnesses,
mas. Mats, Rugs, ‘.Vhips, Lashes, Brushes,Currycombs,Shammies
‘’ He has on hand several sorts of very light single
Every article in his line of business may be ha .1
Id‘
and style of workmanship. at prices which will
Repairing done in a neat. and substantial mamier.
_ . _. _ ‘\r\ 1 . , . . .
Just received :1 lot. of superior FLY NE 1 S, cheap for cash.
F. BRADLEY.
H. NASH.
xum UFA(.'1‘URER or TIN, SHEET IRON AND oorpnn WARE; DEALER IN sroviuks,
BRITANNIA, _JAPAN AND wooonn WARES, sax) IRONS AND HEATERS,
FURNACES, mox TEA KETTLES AND HOLLOW WARE.
e
BRA ‘SS KETTLES, IRON WIRE AND RODS, CARPET TACKS, FRENCH BASKETS
AND WILLOW WARE, LEAD PIPE, SHEET LEAD, FORCE PUMPS
STOVE BLACKING. &c.. kc.
Everything forifilrierybedy. I
" HE subscribers have coiislantly on hand’
one of the most extensive assortments ol.
Gro cries, Crockei-y,,‘.Voodeii and other \Vares'
to be found atany other store in this county.—
Especial attention is paid to our Market depart-
ments where may be had fresh from N. Y. ev-
ery ay, all kinds of vegetables, fruits, &c.. &c.
of the choicest. q uality. Also, all kinds of shell
and other fish in their season. In short, we
keep a general fmnily store, and are selling off,
at prices which astonish everyone. Give'
us a call at our store iu Main st.
ALLEN 6:’. MEEKER.
QJA RIRAGE LVIAKER’S GOODS. Axles.
Springs, Shafts, Carriage Bows, Bolts,
Bone and Ivory Slides, Lining Nails, Ivory
Hand Screws. Seaming Cord, dzc.
HOLCO.\’IB & LYON.
‘RINDS'I‘ON.ES.25 tons superior grit
just. landing from Berea Ohis.
HOLCOMB & LYON.
ABLE CUTLE RY.—1-50 gross of VV.
- dz S Butchers’ table cut|ery,just rec’d
at HOLCOMB dz’. LYON,
83 \«Vater st. Bridgeport.
lLES.—-1500 dozen \V. 65 S. Butchers’
Files. consisting of every size and kind.
new opening by HOLCOMB dc LYON.
OCKET CUTLER Y, Shears and Scis-
sors of \V. (S; S. Butclicrs’ and I-lodgers’,
odeuing and for sale wlinle.-:ale and retail by
I-IOLCOMI-3 dc LYON.
83 \Vater st., Bridgeport.
1 5 DOZ. hand, paunell, rip and back
0 Saws of Butchers’, Spear &'. .lackson’s
and Becket's, at wholesale and retail by HOL-l
COMB ac LYON, as \Vaterst., Bridgeporhl
RACE AND B1T'1‘S.—A large stock all
Marples’ superior plated and plain. whole-5
sale and retail, by HOLCOLVIB 6.’. LYON.
NVILS.-—Hill’s. Peter VVrights’ and
Mousehole, wholesale and retail by
HOLCOMB ck‘. LYON.
ISES.—-—Hills, Peter \Vright.’s, Hyde’s
and 'l.‘illotson’s ofevery quality and price
just opening. and we would cal! particular at-
tention to our stock. HOLCOMB do LYON,
83 W'at(-.r street. Bridgeport.
- LACKS MI'l‘H’S BELLO\VS constant-
ly on hand and for sale low by
HOLCUMB do LYON.
AILS.-1500 casks Fall River; also 40
A casks superior wrouglit. nails by
HOLCOM B 66 LYON, \Vater st. Bridgeport.
LUE, BORAX AND EMER.Y.———5O
bbls. Glue, ass‘d sizes; 10 cases \Vood’s
refined Borax; 25 casks superior London Eni-
ery by HOLCOMB dz LYON.
' QUSE FURNISHING HARD\VARE.
—A full and complete assortment. by
HOLCOMB do LYON.
AILS AND SPlKES.—500kegs cut nails
and spikes, assorted from 3d line to 7‘
inches.forsale by STREET dc QUINTARD.
/
Iron Safe.
SMALL second hand Safe. for sael
cheap, at DISBROS.\V’
olive oil. ,
URE Marseilles Oils. expressly for table
use. just rec'd by \V. E. BISSELL.
AILROAD STOCK taken for Gold
VVatches at the store of the subsclber
C. E. DlSBRO\V.
10 DOZ. LONDON MUSTARD. for
sale at BlSSELL'S
make coats. pa tits and vests.
, GEORGE A. KENVJORTHY.
AMPHENE ‘and burning fluid warranted,
and new every week, at-
Wanted.
SHIRT MA KERS, also hands to
W. C. STREET, Sec’y pro tom. 44
DisinioW*s_.
\
Paint your Buildings &. Fences.
SANFORD has just rec'd a quantity of
. SO snpcrioi'MineralPaint,warranted equal
In any Paint‘ ever before olfered to the public.
It is proof against fire, water and '.veather—it
is unchangeable in its color—it mixes readily
with any kind of oil, and is a beautiful dark
brown or freestone color. This Paint rec’d
the premium at the N. Y. State Fair held at.
Albany in 18-50, in competition with the Ohio
Fire-proof and several other mineral Paints as
superior to anything of the kind in use" or
cheapness imd dprability. Numerous certifi-
cates ofits superiority have been given by those
who have tested it, of wliicli these are two:
"' VVe have used your mineral paint in paint-
ing ca rs and houses and upon our road, and we
can safely reconim.°.nd it as a very superior
cheap and durable article of paiiit.”——I-Ii:r.i.~\.\'
H. P11!-ZLPS, Superintendent Syracuse 35 Utica
Railroad. Oct. 30. 1850.
“I have used a large quantity of your min-
eral paint, and I find it tube far preferable to
to the Ohio or any other paint now in use—it
is impervious to water, and uuchangeable in
coloi-.”—-I-loimci-: Joiixsox, Painter for the S.
6: U. Railroad Co.
This Paint is for sale by Z. SANFORD,
Agent. for the manufacturers.
\Vcstport, March 24, 185.1.
C. T. COltN\VAL.L,
Braper and 'fi.‘e.i1or,.
WJOULD inform the public that. he has
taken the rooms over the store of
Lockwood. I-laight 43; Co., where he is pre-
pared to make all kinds of gcntlernon’s and
boy’s clothing in a neatand fashionable manner
and on reasonable terms. He has also on hand
a good assortment ofrearly-made clothing, and
those in want will find it to their advantage to
give him a call. A share of the publicpatron-
age is 1'espec£f:illy solicited.
Norwalk, June 23, 1851.
Books 1 3420115 1
JUST rec’d, a large addition to my formei
extensive assortment of Books. Stationery,
ice. of every possible description. which lwill
sell at prices which I defy any one to under-
sell. 1 purchase of regular dealers for cash
and make it my business alone to select. and
purchase for this market, and am confidentl
can sell for less than any one else in the county.
All orders, either of wholesale or retail, from
abroad promptly dispatched. Magazines and
the current literature of the day received as
soon as issued from the press. Binding in all
its branches executed as lieretolhre. ‘
A. SELLECK. 17 '.\'Iain St.
Books 1 Books 1 Z
EVHE subscriber is now receiving extensive
additions to his stock of Books, Station-.
ery, Blank Vlfork, &c. A completeassortment
Ol _School Books at less prices than ever l.)(¥fDl'6
ollored in Nor\valk. Cap, Letter, and Note
Pu per, Envelopes, &c. A few reams of choice
l‘-Uglisli Laid Paper and small size French
Letter Paper. a12 W. E. BISSELL,
Watches.
AKE advantage of the want of money and
_ come and buy a watch or jewelry of any
kind. Bought with the cash at a.discount. a
new and large lot this week. at
DlSBROW’S.
. strayed,
ON or about the first week of J uly.
' alight red Steer, four years old; a
,_._, _, piece from one of his cars is gone-
think it is the right ear. \Vhoever will return
said steer or give information where he may be
found shall be reasonably rewarded.
MARVIN RAYMOND.
Norwalk, (Silvermine,) Oct. 185]. 3t40
1f3tf
.:___.
Wanted Immediately.
OR 2 steady, industrious Girls. to work at
_ the folding and —sticking of Books. To
such properly qualified,good wages, good treat-
ment und constant employment will be given at
the book store of A. SELL ECK.
Now is 'the , Time ta_ V save ‘Money I
Raymond 5:. Mead,
7 HANKFUL forthe many favors so‘ liber-
ally bestowed on them by the public,
would respectlully solicit a continuance oftheir
patronage-——feeling assured they can now ofler
greater inducements than they ‘ever before
have done.
Their stock is new large‘ and well selected,
comprising all the articles usually kept in a
grocery stom,-toge'thei' with a variety of fancy
oods, such as Sal-dines, Capers, Catsup-, Sau-
ces. Table Oils, Maccaroni, "Corn Starcli, Pre-
served Fruits. Spiced Pickles. &:c’., ézc. Tlreir
stock of Teas is the largest and most carefully
selected of any in Norwalk, ranging in price
from 5C cts to $1 per lb‘. A trial‘ oftlieir coffee
is all that is iiecestary to convince that it is
superior to any sold in the place. Sugars ul.
ways on hand, chca p and good for the price.‘
Also—Flour, Fish. Sa-It. Pork, Lard. Hams,
Smoked Beef, &c. which will be sold c/zcapfor
cas/L. ll}? Goods delivered to any part of the
village free of charge‘. -
N-orwa-lli-, J.u-l_v 26th, 1851.
, v- ’ "W. 153‘ 3'» at-
N. York &. N. aven s3ilI'03d.
SUMMER ARl'{AN(ilEMEN'l‘.
( N and after Monday, April 28th. the fol-
lowing trains will leave. the Canal street
station near Broadwziy. Passengers will also
be received at. the New York a-ud Harlem
R"-iiili'o:ul Office-at ‘37th 51;.
'l‘R5AINS E1-{O31 NE\V YORK.
1- Accommodation ’l"rai‘n at _’? A. t\.!.‘f0:' N.
Haven and all intermediate st‘arions. Passen-
gors from the \Vay stations for Alba ny, and,
the stations on the Housatouic and Naugatuck
Railroads, will take this Train and stop at
Bridgeport ; for Hartford, Spi'ir.glield and Bus-
iron, join Express Train at New Haven; for
Canal Railroad Train at. New Haven‘.
Express Train at 8 A. M. for Stamford,
Bridgopoi't and New Haven, thence to Hart.-
ford.'Springlield and Bostoti. I’asseii_gei*s for
Canal Railioad will take the cars at New
Haven ; for the Hou.sat.nnic Railroad to Albany
and Pittsfield, and for the Nuugatuck lailroad
at Bridgeport. ,
3. Accommodation Train at 9‘ A. M. lor New
Haven and all intcrmoi,liat.e stations. Passen-
gers by this Train forthe Canal l’..ailroad, will
remain at New Haven until 3-,‘; P. M.
4. Special Train at 11.15 A. M. for Port
Clié‘-Sl6"tll1(l intermediate stations.
5. E.\'press Train at 3 p. M. for Stamford,
Norwalk, l‘li-itlgeport; zind New Haven, thence
to Hartford, Sp:-iiigfieltl and Boston, connecting
at Bridgeport with Train of Housatonic Rail-
road to Pittsficld. and with Train of I\‘angatuck
Pxailroad. On Sntur-la_vs this Train connects
wilhTrain of Canal Railroad at: New Hav’on.
6. Accommodation Train at 4 1*. in. for New
Haven and int.e.rme.dialo stations.
7’. Commutation Train at 5 25 I’. M. for
Brid;__-eport and int;ermediat.e stations.
8. Special Train at6,3O I’. M. forPort Ches
tor and intermetliate stations.
TRAIN." TO NE W’ YORK.
1. Special Train at 5.20 A. M. from Port;
Cliestcr stoppingat all intermediate stations.
‘.2. Commutation Train at 5.40 A. M. from
Bridgeport, stoping at all the Intermediate sta-
tions.
3. Accommodation Train at 6.16 A. M. from
New Ilaveu, stopping at all intermediate sta-
tion, recciving pr ssenger from Naugatuck Rail-
road at Bridgeport.
4. Accommodation Train at 6.15 A. M. from
New I'I2!Vt’-l1,St()p])lllg at all intermediate sta
lions. receiving passengers from the Hartford
and New Haven,Canal giud Naugatuck Rail-
rods. -
5. Express Train at 1.15 P. M.. (in connec-
tion with the Express Train from Boston) from
New Haven, stopping at Brideport, Norwalk
and Stanili)ril—-rrceivin,q passengers from the
Housatonic Railroad at Bridgeport, and Canal
Railroad at New Haven.
6. Special Train at 1*. M. from Port
Chesterstopping at all intermediate stations.
7. Aizcoimnodation Train at. 4.22:’) 1'. M. (re-
ceiving passcngers from the Accommodation
'l"rain from Boston) from New Haven. stopping
at all intermediate stations.
8. Express Train at 8.10 P. M. (or in connec-
tion with the Express Train from Boston, stop-
ping at Bridgepoit. Norwalk and Stamford, ar-
|lVll‘gll1 New York at 11.30 P. M. Evening
Train from Pittslield connects with this Train
at Bi'idgopoI't.
NE\V HAVEN AND BRIDGEPORT
SPECILLI-1.
From New Haven at 9.50 A. M.for Naugatuck
_ Railroad and Bridgeport.
“ New Haven at 3.15 1'. M. for Milford
and Naugalucli -lailroad Junction.
“ _ New Haven at 5.520 1'. M. for Naugatuck
Railroad and Britlgepoi t.
From Bridgeport at 6.30 A. M. for New Haven
from Naugatuck Railroad.
“ Bridgeport at 2 P. M. for New I-lmven
from Housatonic Railroad.
'- Naugatuck Railroad Junction at4.30 P
M. in connection with that road.
GEO. \V. \VHlS'l‘LER, _Sup’t.
Glitiitl‘
Sit in m er A r ra.-n gcmcnl.
N and after Monday, April 28th, pasen-
ger trains \vill rnndaily, (Sundays except-
ed,) as follows.
Leave New Haven for Colinsville at 5.45
A. M. 11.15 A. M. and 3.30 P, M.
Leave New Haven for 'I‘aritl’villi= and Colins
ville at 11.15 A. M. and 3.30 P. BI.
Leave Collinsvillo for New Haven 21117.40 A.
I\'I., 10.55 A. M. and 3.45 P. 301.
Leave ’l‘aritl'ville for New Haven at 7.15 A.
M. 3 P. M.
The trains from New Haven at 5.45 A. M.,
Collinsville at-1'45 P. M. and Tarrifl'ville at 3.
P. 31., are freight trains, with passenger ac-
cornmodations.
Special A rmngcmcinl .
On Saturdays, hereafter, untilfurther notice,
the 2d passenger train out of I‘.’ew Haven will
leave at 6 P. M. or on the arrival of the 3 P.
M. express train from New York.
Trains ofthe I'It1l‘IfO.1(l, Providence and Fish
kill Railroad leave Plainville for Hartford in
connection with the morning and afternoon
trains from Collinsvilleand ’I‘arill'ville, at 8.15
A. M. and 12.30 P. Ill.
The trains of the Canal Road connect with
the trains of the New York and New Haven
Railroad. G. W’. \Vl-IISTLER, Sup’t.
. New Haven, April 28, 1851.
NOR\VALK BOOT AND SHOE
EJWEPOREWPJI.
THE subscriber would respectfully inform
the public that; he has on hand one ofthe
largest; assortments of Boots and Slices, Gait-
ers, &c., <‘S:c., ever offered in Norwalk. Ilis
goods are all manufactured in the most superior
manner by the very best of workmen, and will
be warraet ed in every particular. Ladies and
gentlemen in want ofgoods in his line will find
it for their interest to call. Don’t mistako—-
No. 3 Main st. CHAS. SMITH.
August 1st, 1851. 31
Wanted.
N apprentice to the tailoring business
wanted immediately.
E. CURTIS.
Charles -S. Lockwood
V‘? OULD respectfully inform his friends
and customers, that he has made in‘-
rangements with L, H. Randle, Esq. where.-
b_y'he_ is enabled to execute all orders in the
tailoring line thnt’*may be entrusted to him.
I\'orwall-;, Aug. 7,185}.-.
‘is needless to comment.
.. .. ...- ."
NEW’ r.u.i.’iliNn Wirriiiifiaoioifsg A
.. _ ‘AT . .’ . . .
’ 1VIO'U'L'.'l.'ON’S
CODIPRISING a full assortment of thli’ '
latest: styles of ladies ress Goods, suclr
as Muslin Delanes, lowpriced to extra fine,7.
figured. Plain and changeable Alpaccas. Para»-‘ »
mattas and Lustijes, printed and plain Cash-‘s
mm 85. Erglish. French and American Prints —
in any qua ntityor qualify. .
Also for ‘gieni|c‘r‘n‘ens \‘v'e‘a'r. 11 great variety of‘
Broadcloths, Beaver Clotns, Cassimers, simia-
rnctts, Kentucky -Jeans, &c. Vestings of Silk,
Satin. Velvet, Cashmere &c.
qualities-—a good assortment.
Also 300 Blue Pilot Cloth Monkey Jackets.
a goodiarticle and very cheap. do a good assort-
ment of other ready made Clothing. consisting‘
of over coats, sacks, Pants, Vests, étc. Also‘
a new and very much improved kind of woolen
Under Sll§=i'ts-. ’
Also 100 pair Babcocks shoulder Braces at
25 cts per pair.
g Bay State Shawls, all qualities and sizes at‘
manufactu’r'i'n'e‘s prices.
Cmltellltg. M-iitting.aiiil Oil Cloths, constaut--
ly on hand. .
Als" 5 00'Y"‘l5 4-4 Brown Sheeting, the best"
‘lU“l”-Y mfl_tl9 in this cocutry at 6 1-4 cts per yd.
“lS_0 501161101‘ Bleached Sheetings at the same‘
price.
Also 40 bbls Ship Boead suitable for feed. .
New Goods from auction and other sources‘
every week.
Mons anil Boys Clothing cut as usual free of“
cliarge-—oi' made to older in the best and latest»
style at much less than the ordinary prices. '
MOULTON, Ja.
\Vestport. sep. 15, 1851. If“
1 NEW‘ CANAEN NURSERY.
7 THIS nursery now embracing fifteen acres-
of la nd. consists of more than two linu-
dred thousand t.-ngral'l:e.il Fruit Trees. embracing".
Apple, I’ei*.*r. Peacli, I’-"lam-, Cherry and Appri-
cot-. Also, a variety of Grape vines. Goosebery
Raspberry and Strawbery plants. The orna-
mental trees are I-lorso Clic.~t'nuf,- ll-louutain
Ash. Spruizo, American Fir, Arbor Vitae and‘
European Larch».
The selection of the varieties of Fruit trees’ is
only a few from the many. embracing only the-
most valuable. varieties known, in cultivation in-.
Europc and America. The 'I‘i'ees ofthis nur-
sery are young, vigorous and" true to theiti‘
name.
The Peach trees ‘arc of lieai'tl'iy origih from!
\Vcstern New Ynik and are not subject to dis»-
ease known as “ Yollo\vs" which usually infestié
troos grown in the nurseries of New Jersey‘
and vicinity of New York.
As the subscrilwrs can supply a few thous.-~
and oftho varieties suitable for t.ransplat.=ii1g'
this full. ille_VI'espcctfully invite all who wish‘-
to plant. Fruit trees, to visit.tlicirmiI'sei'y wbiclr
is situated on the larm of Stephen Hoyt‘, one-
mile and a halfeast oftlio village of New Ca--
man and three miles and a half from Norwalk»-
scp 2m STEPHEN HOYT A5 C0.
FEUEE’
AT TH E
hr 9 _ _ _
hourly Narivallt Niirsrrp,
%';‘j%§'I‘I'lE subscribers respectfully solicit the
....."f=. attention ol truit;gi-owers to their stock of.
Trees, consisting of choice Apple, Pear, Cher-
ry Plumb, Appricot and Peach Trees Ever-
greens and extra sized horse Chestnuts alnd
mountain ash. Also a veiy lino lot of Isabella
and Catauba Grape Vines. Also the t.rue Recl
A7ilwc'rp ]fa.s];I/cry, which we warrant, and-
hold ourselves responsible for its being the new’
or Pure rad Antwerp. The last ofOct. or 1st
of Nov. will be the proper time for putting outzi
the plants, when all necessary direction will be”
iven. GEO. SEYMOUR & Co.
P. S. \Ve caution the public to buy no
Antwerps of any person without. liolr.li._-g them
responsible for its being the new or pure red
Antwerp. The country is full of the spurious
kind. sep20 If
Also low priced
:.
Great It-'.lI.~sss Gathering at.
GE%1J'1AN”‘S
Just Receivectzl
The Emrg'est Stock
0/ Fe.:o.ey‘ “ml Staple Dry
Goods, a-tjariccs pc2fecz.‘Z3/ astonis/1_.2T72g'
In /‘act, some Goods are almost
.9
--raven Away
Q '
0252- asso7‘tm.m22.‘ of DcLa2'nes, Cask-«
meres, Alpaccas, Pojilins, Persian;
DcLa2'7ze.s, fl‘/vibe! C’/at/i, llIe7'ino',
and other DRESS GOODS avast
vzcccr as good at present.
Our Stock of Dress Silks is Immense.-
consisting of Black and Colored, Figured and‘
Plain, in all and every variety. Our stock of?
Bros: (1 Cloflgs, Cnssimeres, Satinets, Vest-«
ings and all other goods for Meu’s and Boys"
wearis larger than ever before oll'cred. In‘
fact, Ladies and (~lon1lemi=n can find any and
every article wanted for Dress, Use, or Orna-
ment. and at prices that. would astonish all, and
DEFY C()MPE'I‘ITI()N. Also, the Largest
Stock of Domestic Goods ever offered. and by
all odds the clioapest Don’t forget, the
“@161 Bridge Store”
Is the place for B/i‘IiCr'AIlVS .’ .'
0 Jo GRUMAN-
Norwalk, Sep. 1. 18:31.
fiareat Em’-Easements
At No- 15 lllaiiu Street. _
E\-V STOCK of Ft1llf(,I'ii)O(l(SJ a;)tl1e"Hat,.
Ca 7. and Fur Store o - . '. -..am e.—
Just rec'd a large assortment of men’s cloth,
plush, mohair and glazed Caps of the latest:
styles; also, the best variety of children and
youth's Hats and Caps ever olfci'ed in Norwalk,
which are not to be beat in neatness, durability
and cbeapness» Call and see his stock of wool
and fur Hats for children, fancy Caps, Umbrel-
las,Union and California Hats; constantly on
hand but cases and band boxes. A good article-
Furs of all kinds in their season.
The fall fashions for gentleman's Hats rec’d,.
ti om which he is manufacturing an articlethat.
cannot fail to please. varying in prices from
$9 50 to S4 00, the quality of which has been
so well tested by his numerous patrons that it.
Caps from is to 205.
Also a few Alcohol bbls for salecheap.
Sept. 9, 1851.
Sc/zool, Zllzscellaneous and Blank’
Books. Stationery, «Soc, &c.
T RETAIL.-—Blakemun dc Tomlinson,
13 Wall street, Bridgeport, Ct., are now
selling School Books, Stationery, die. at: retail
at from 20 to 30 per cent less than the usual
retail prices. Books that have formerly been
sold at $1 12 they are now selling from 80- to
85 cts ; others that have been sold for- 75 they
are now selling for 6.0 and 62 cts-—other Books.
proportionately low.
BLAKEMAN dc TOMLINSON.
Bridgeport, Oct- 1851.
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Norwalk Chronicler