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A M.-.i'Q'Ui.Mi;'raa sou. No.13? East
.. o 27th st.‘ New York. are pt'eptll’ed'ti) fur-
.; iiisli, and aflix to buildings their improved light-
ning rods. in a neat and permanent manner. It nd
at a reasoizable price. These rods have been in
use seventeen years, and have never failed to
afford completoprotection to the buildings on
vvliichythey have been placed. Specimens may
be seen on the houses of Messrs. A. E. Beard
at Norwalk: Francis Burritt, \Vestport; N. P.
Pike. Southport ; John Buckingham and J.
Sturges. Fairlield, and many others in various
.,.;-parts,olttheState. They have also been placed
_ons_ome of the most splendid buildings in New
York and vicinity. Circulars containing fox-tlier
information‘ may be obtained at the ofiice ofthis
paper. , 4ni,,,l7
. - For Sale.
ETWEEN one and two acres of pasture
'1 land at J-ump’s Hole. so called. Apply to
lt17 - SAMUEL JARVIS.
PAPER WAREHOUSE.
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.llYllUSi W FIELD 80 00.
Commission Mi;-rcliants,
No. 11 CliffStreet, New York.
Art}: sou: AG!-ZNTS IN THE UNITED STATES FOR
Muspratt's Superior Bleaching Powder.
Victoria Mills Celebrated \Vriting Papers.
Russell" “ Superior “ C "
Genesee "‘ “ Pltinllng “
Rawlins 65 Son's English Tissue ’ “
Cowaii & Co’s English and Scotch \Vriting do
They are also Agents for the principal Pa-
per Manufacturers in this country, and offer
for_Sale by fair the irost extensive and desira-
hle stock of Paper and Paper Manufactui'ei's’
Materials that can be found in this or any oth-
‘ or country.
They occupy the large and coinmodious
Ware-houses, No. 11 Cliff Street, No. 58
Cliff Street, No. 94 Beekman Street. and the
Lofts over the large Iron Stores, 7 and 9
Cliff Street. "
Their business is strictly wholesale.
Wi'iting Papers are sold by the Case only.
Theirextraordiua.iy fiicilities enable them
‘to offer all Goods. both Foreign and Domestic,
-at the lowest possible prices.
and
Paper made to ordei, any size or weight.
Libei':il:idviiiices uiade on consignments of
Paper, Paper Makers‘ stock and other iner-
‘cllftIldlZ8- _
The highest market price paid in cash for
-all kinds of Rags. 17
Saddle &. Harness
MAKING.
‘ HE subscriber gratefully acknowledges
the liberal patronage bestowed on him the
past five years by the citizens of this and the
adjoining towns. and would inform them that
he has 'CUllSlllD!Iy on hand a large assortmentof
Saddles, Ha-mess, Tr-un/ts, Valices,
Carpet 'Bags, W/zips, (Sc.
which he will sell much less ,than can he pur-
-chased l‘lS8W'i}6f6. The best of -miiterials are
"always used and perfect satisfaction guaruntied
on all work executed at this ‘establishment or
the money returned. .
{FWe "hove -now on hand and are making
‘-upto order. several setts-of very light and tast.y
double and single HARN-FSS, which will be
-found superior in iieatn-ess and ‘beauty of finish
and workmanship. to anything ever exhibited
in this market before.£;g
Special al-tent-ion pain.’ to Repairing, zcliic/I.
will always be done at t/ze‘s/iorlesl police;
and in the nealesl 1i2a.n7i.i-‘r.
£1 ust. call and see yo-u~rselves.&§
F. BRADLEY.
Under ‘Connecticut -Hotel.
april 96]
P035 AND SEALS.
PLEASE call at my store and look at the
most. beautiful, rich, splendid-and fashiona-
ble lot -of gold and plated Fob Chains and Seals
ever offered in this market.
april 26. _r ‘C. -E. DISBROW»
AST IRON SINKS for sale ‘by
L., H. «dc CO.
CHU-RN S -of various patterns sold by
- H. 66 CO.
= l.LV‘E‘R SPOONS. Butter Kiii-ves.S'ilver
-Cups. Napkin Rings, -(Sic-., silver and pla-
ted If-oltks‘. line pen and pocket “Kai-ves, Pocket
4 ,'
4 Books, VV-a-llets,~Port Monies, &':c.
-C. E. DISBROW.
"‘l OLAR. and ifluid Lamps of all kinds.
b C. E. 'DIS'BRO\'V.
C LOCKS.-—-Some very =fine alabaste*rcloc'-ks
—also a v-a-riety of cheap ‘Clocks.
, C. E. DJSBROW.
AIR ‘OIL.-—-The celebrated ‘Castor Oil
Elixir or Hair Tonic. recommended by
Prof. Woinei'sly, wholesale and retail.
C. E. DISBROW.
.(‘j|iOFFIN PLATES furnished at short no-
tice. C. E. DlSBROW.
‘Boot Shoe Leather and Find-
ing Store.
HENRY HANDES renews again
rmhis-acknowledgments to the public and
his friends fortheir generous patronage
during the year past, and hopes to merit an an
interrupted cont.inuance of the business rela-
:tionship which he has so long maintained with
_' ‘this community. He will be found new at his
now stand opposite the store of Dimon Finch,
«where he will be happy to see. and serve his
-old friends and the public. The character of
his work is too weilrknown to need a word of
,praise. It conipijises every article of men's
and children's wear, with Rubbers and Over-
«shoes in their season, for ladies and gentlemen.
Fitvoiivcs of the best quality. and in any
-quantity, suited to the wants of the craft.
Norwalk. April 20, 1852. C
To Parmers.
ARTIN‘S premium Eagle Ploughs,
comprising light horse, and ox ploughs,
F I m"edium ox do., large do., subsoil do., all with
polished castings, and waia-auted superior to
i any ploughs ev_er offered in this market. Also
Cultivators. Cuttei'S.‘1"d Com Sbellers; '
£0!’ SZIIB Ht l1'|l}l‘lllfflCtl1l‘Hl'S |HIC88 .
' V - is STREET GLQUINTARD.
YARDS 10-4 Superfine Linen
Sheeting bought at Auction. as
‘ - ‘slightly wet. received this day and for sale at
3 real bargain at MOULTON’S,.
I --‘Westport, April 19th, 1852.
dec’d.
‘wBRIDGE‘PORT°"" ‘ ‘
Agricultural’ 1_Na,reho_,u§6-, '
i 1 E have thi's’day taken the ll'g8l'l=f!y'f0l‘
Messrs.,Ruggles, Nonrse 66 NIRSOIFSJ
Agricultural Impletinents. and shall hereafter
keep a‘ full assoi-t.inent. on hand at wholesale and
retail of all articles in tliisgline. We would
particularly invite the_ attention of merchants to
this branch of our business, as we are prepared
0 furnish them at manufacturer's prices, with
hair usual diszzonnts. The following comprise
3; part of our stock, viz:
PLOWS.
Light horse Plows, Double mould Piows,
Medium . do Snbsoil ‘ do
Two horse do Side-.liill do
Medium sod do Deep tiller do
Imperial_eagledo Stubble do
HARROWS on ALL KINDS.
Hay Cutters, Fanning Mills,
Corn Shellers, Ox Bows.
Seed Sewers, Ox Yokes,
Road Scra pers, .Thermoineter Chnrns,
Garden Rollers. -. Cylinder do
Field do ‘ Cultivators, écc. die.
‘I?’ \Ve would respectfully invite all in want
of the above goods to call and examine our as-
sortment. HOLCOM 3 dc LYON,
-83 Water st.
Bridgeport, April 21st, 1852.
EMPIRE CITY LINE,
Tlirougli Tickets for San Francisco,
VIA ASPINWALL, NAVY BAY, (-.\'r:Ar. CHAGRI-ts.)
The new and splendid double engine Steamship
SIERRA NEVADA.
1800 tons burthen. J. D. VVILSON. Com
.IllANDl~ZR, will leave for Aspinwall, Navy Bav,
direct. on Saturday, May 22. at 3 o'clock, from
her pier. No. « 3, North River, to coiiimct, at
Panama with the favorite Steamship NEW’
ORLEANS. These Steamers have unsur-
passed acconiinodaiions for passengers. and are
better ventilated than any in the trade. The
tables are supplied with every comfort. both
for the Cabin and Steerage passengers. An
experienced Surgeon is attached to each ship.
The Panama Railroad is now in operation,
running daily to within a few miles of Gorgo-
na. Passengers will he landed at the Coiupa-
ny's Depot at Aspinwall, free of expense.
RATES OF FARE :—-lst Cabin. 3315;
2d Cabin. (statei'ooms.) $255--both the above
eat at the same talile. Steel-ago, $200, found
with bed &c., and a seperate tible well pro.
vided. A remittance of half the passage ino-
ney willsecure a ticket. Ulltll within 10 days
of sailing of the steamer.
For freight or passage. apply to
J. HOWARD 6? SON. Agents,
17 34 Broadway.
Dislricl of Norwal/c ss Probate Court, April
2-ll"L. 1852.
‘STATE of JOHN KV'O'\VLES, late of
Norwalk in said district. deceased.
Pursuant to an order from the court of pro-
bate for said district. will be sold at public auc-
tion to the highest bidder, on the 8th day of
May, 1852. at one o'clock in the afternoon,
[unless‘pi-evionsly disposed of at private sale.]
so much of the real estate of said deceased, as
will raise the sum of 5.3555 93. with incidental
charges of sale.
Sale to take place at the late residence of
said deceased in said Norwalk. Terms made
known at the time of sale.
DAVID LOW’, Executor.
Norwalk. April 24th, l8-5:2. 1t17
District Q,’ l\’o'r1cal1css Probate Court, April
24th. 1852.
EH'l‘A'l‘E of GEORGE E. CO)-ISTOCK.
late of N0|\Vfllk in said disti-ict. dec'd.
The court of probate for the district of Nor-
walk hath limited and allowed six months fioui
the date hereof. for the creditors of said estate
to exhibit their claims for settlemerit. Those.
who neglect to present their accounts, properly
attested, within said time. will be deh:iri'ed a’
recovery. All persons indebte-.l to.said estate
are requested to make immediate payment to
JOHN N. HALL. Executor.
MARY CU.VlS'l‘OCK, Executrix.
Norwalk. April 24th. 1852. 17
District of Norwallc ss Probate Court, April
2411).. 1852.
STATE of ELBRIDGE PURINTON.
late of Norwiilk, in said district-, dec'd.
The court of probate for the District of Nor-
walk hath limited and allowed six months from
the date hereof for the creditors of said Estate
toexhibit their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect to present their accounts. properly
attested, within said time. will be dc-barred a
recovery. Allpersons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment to
E’BEN”EZ ER HILL, Executor.
Norwalk, April $2-lt»l), 1852. 17
District of Norwalk ss Probate C'ourl,Apr2'l
17/IL. i859.
FSTATE of HANNAH B. TQQUET.
late of New Canaan, in said (_listric‘t,
The Court of Probate for the district of
Norwalk hath limited and allowed six months
from the dd-tre hereof, for the creditors of said
estate, to exhibit their -claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their accounts
properly attested witlrhi said time will be de-
biirred a recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate are reqnes.led to make iimiiediate
payment to ABRAHAM W. ST. JOHN-, of
Darien, Administrator.
New Canaan, April 17th, 1852: 3t*-‘I6
“TRICTEST attention paid to watch re-
pairing. C. E. DISBROVV.
Zinc Paints.
THE subscribers offer a full assortment of
the celebrated Zinc Paints. comprising snow
white. white. pearl and brown. ground in oil,
manufactured by the " New Jersey Zinc Coni-
pany,” and for sale attheir l0wesl'pt'ices.
STREET 5.’. QU l NTARD.
A Ca1'd.—Tlie undersigned having disposed
of his business at No. 15 Main st. to David
Comstock, Jr. would tender his [i'llllli~'.S to hi;
friends and the puiilic generally for the liberal
patronaqe bestowed upon him, and trusts that
all in want of any article formerly kept by him,
will call at his “ old stand,” where his successor
cannot fail to please in style, durability and
pric. He feels confident that Hats now being
manufiictured by his old workmen :ire equal, if
not superior to those heretofore turned off.——
Call and see for yourselves, at the sign of the
Hat and Cup Manufactory.
H. C. RANDLE.
‘ Norwalk, Mai'ch 1st. 1862.
Damaged Broad cloths.
FE\V pieces of very fine Blk French
cloths slightly damaged by salt water.
which will be sold cheap. Also, a large as-
sortment of fancy Cassimeres and Vestings of
the latest pattei ns.
N. B. All goods in this line out free of
expense, or made up to order in the best
Slyle at L. H. R.-1NDLl$’S.
.. Selling. of!’ at Cost.
THE remaining, stock of Jewelry formerly
belonging to the Estate of C. A, Durand is now
offered at cost. __ . ' , - '
.. . W. E. BISSELL. Trustee.
Norwalk Apr. 19th, 1852.
. 800 Linen Towels.
1 . YARDS Russia ‘Crash, of good
. _ -quality, received this day from
- auction, and for sale very cheap. at
' ’ . - MOULTON’S
-Westport, April 19th, 1851.
C. 'l‘. CORNWALL.
Draper and Tailor,
OULD inform the public that he has
taken the rooms over the store of
Lockwood. Haight 65 Co., where he is pre-
pared to make all kinds of gent.lemen's and
boy's clothing in a neat and fashionable manner
and on reasonable terms. -He hasalso on hand
a good assortment of ready-made clothing. and
those in want will find it to their advantage to
give him a call. A share ot't_he publicpatron
age is respectfully solicited. ,
Norwalk, June 23, 1851.
Riiymond, dec’il, consists in the home-
stead with house and barn, twolots fronting up-
on \Vashington street, .210 ft, running back 300.
feet, handsomely situated for business or resi-
dence. close to the ha rbor‘. Also, a number of
lots south of Noah Day's property; also. sev-
eral pieces of land situated in South Norwalk.
which property is offererl for sale, and will be
offered on the 6th day of May. at 10 o’clock. on
the premises. Any person desiring to purchase
will be shown the property by calling at Thus
I}. Grillith’s drug store, South Norvvalk, at any
time_. .
P. S.——I will sell the homestead at private
sale at any time previous to day of sale.
Owing to the peculiar state oftlie weather
we are requested to extend the time of sale.
‘ ELNATHAN RAYMOND.
Executor.
G-UANO I
ERUVIA N dc PATAGONIAN GUA NO
—-a pure article, of first quality, in bags or
barrels, delivered on board vessels in New York
or Brooklyn, for sale in lots to suit purchasers.
Apply personally or hv letter to MARSTON
6:. POWER. Huxtun Wliarf, between Fulton
and Catliarine Ferries, Brooklyn. 8tl5
16
.4
property of’ the estate of Nathaniel
‘HIE subscriber- would inform his former
‘fi'ien‘ds7iind 'custoinei's that he has retakenv
his‘ old stand, where he is ready to’ serve the
public in'all matters of gentlemen's and boy's
clothing. He is satisfied from his long experi-
ence in the business that he can please all who
may choose to favor him with their patronage.
Cutting, makin,-_v, «lac. done at reasonable prices
and warranted to fit.
CHAS. LOCRWOOD.
9
Norvvalk, Feb. 28.
Hats, Caps. &c.
THE .NOR\VALK EMPORIUM.
V ‘HE subscriber having purchased the old
stand of H. C. Randle, is new prepared to
offer as great or greater inducements to par-
chasers of the above, named articles, than have
ever before been presented to this community.
Call and examine for yourselves."
D.\VlD COMSTOCK. Jr.
Norwalk. Feb. ]st. 1852.
. For Sale.
. A fine horse. 5 years of age, and a
d traveller; also. a covered luiggy
carriage and harness, nearly new—all
of which will be sold very low for want of use
Enquire attliis ofiice. ' 13tf
-1-aiiering Establishment.’ l
. I
For Sale Cheap.
FIRST-RATE HORSE, eight years
old this spring, middling size, and a fast
tiaveler‘. Also, a buggy waggon. with top en-
tirely new. GEORGE J. CHURCH.
Norwalk, April 20th, 1852. 4t,,16
Building Lot For Sale.
FOR SALE, one ofthe most eligible biiild-
ing lots in the town of Norwalk, located
on East Avenue, 1 45 feet front by 250 feet deep.
For tcrins apply at the otiice of
0. FERRY.
Sportsman Attention.
V HE spring campain is now open. please
- call and examine our stock of. Trout poles
Reels, Lines. Hooks, Baskets, Flasks &c..
\Ve are also hourly expecting another invoice
of those Superior double and single barrel
Guns made expressly to mir order and which
are too well know to need pulling. ,
HOLCOMB 6:’. LYON.
83 \Vater Street, Bridgeport.
WEE GOODS.
' IA ‘»DS of ladies‘ Dress Goods,
1 dama'._ved by water atthe late fire
in Broadway, for sale cheap at
L. H. RANDLE‘S.
Norwalli, A pril 12.
New York miillinery Shop.
7’ "1 HE subscrilier from N. Y. City, would
respectfully inform the citizens of this
town that she has just opened a inillinery es-
tablishment at the rooms occupied the last sea-
son by hlrs. Tindall, in the House formerly
the residence of Stephen Molt. deceased,
where she has an exteiisive assortiiient of Hat..-
Ribbon flowers, &'c.. for sale soperately or
made up in the neatest and most fashionable
styles to order. upon reasonable terms. Also
spring hats cleaned. bleached, dyed and trim-
med upon sliort notice. Just received a large
lot of fashionable spring and summer hats and
trimniiiigs. tfl5 FRANCES PILGRIM.
Damaged Goods.
LARGE lot, sliglitly damaged at the late
__ fire in Broadway. just received from
aucliolhillid for sale at real b:ii-gziins at
neutrons.
W.-s‘port. April 12.
_ Clayton & Eailey’s
ELF-GEi\E RATING Gas Lamp, per-
fectly safe. and not liable to get out of re-
pair. It will give more light-for the same cost
than any light now in use. To be obtained on-
ly at Lockwood. Haiglit :3: Co's in Norwalk.——
Solar lamps altered to burn the above. a 9
For Sale,
A first rate cow. Enquire at this
office.
- Sugars
F the best qualities. and of all prices. for
sale by G. HOLMES 6.’. CO.
I EC’D this day. 20 gross of.E E Clark’s
Matches, and for sale by
April 9. L.. H. <5: Co.
CCORDIANS. some very fine and cheap,
at ‘ C. DISBROW’S.
LUID and Ciimphene by the ‘keg or gallon
at DISBROW’S.
RUSHES.-—Hair, cloth, tooth, nail and
shaving Brushes, cheap. at
DlSBROW‘S.
Silver and Plated Ware.
SHALL keep a large assortment of spoons,
forks. liutter-knives, sugar-shovels, ladles.
&c.‘for the spring trade. 'Pur:haseis will find
it to their advantage to buy of me, and have
their spoons liiiiidsoiiiely engraved and warraiit-
ed-, rather than to get them of pedlers.
C. E. DISBROVV.
g c’! AI
S at work again at the old stand under the
Conn. Hotel,and is now ready to attend to
the repairing of Watclies, Clocks, and .lob
VVork in all its branches. All work warranted
to give satisfacti-on or the money returned.
Norwalk. April 19th. 1852.
REMOVAL.
New Spring Goods.
MAGNER has removed his clothing
I store to the one lately occupied by Mrs.
Kelly, next door to Street dc Q_uintarrl’s hard-
ware store. He has just receive'd a-large as-
sortment of spring goods which he will sell as
cheap as any other establishment in the place.
, Whitewashing. .
ORDE RS for \Vhit;i-.wasliing or Coloring of
VVall~z will be promptly attended to by
leaving word at 'l‘a_vlor’s Barber shop.
New Spring Goods.
HE subscriber would call the attention of
the public to his stock of Dry Goods just
purchased. embracing styles of all d'esci1'ptions
suitable for the Spring trade, such as figured
and plain Poplins, very rich Cashmercs. De
Laines. Gingliams—-new styles and very fine
Calicoes, Gloves. Hosiery. and a variety of oth-
er Goods, all of which have been purchased at
the lowest market prices. and will be sold ac-
cordin,n_ly. He has also a fresh supply of
Broiidcloths, Cassimeres and Vestings of all
colors and qualities. which he will cut fiee of
expense. or make to order in the meet fashion-
able styles at prices that will defy competition.
L. I]. RANDLE.
Norwalk. March 20th, 1852.
Received this Day.
PLY CARPETS of the very best quali-
ties and splendid patterns at $l 00 per yd
for sale at I ' MOULTON’S.
Westport, March ‘.22. ‘
Segars.
JUDGES of.good Segurs are invitedto call
and examine a choice brand, just rec'd by.
WEED.
G-ratfenberg co.
HE subscriber has rec’d the agency for this
place for the sale of the medicines of this
1
celebrated company. D. COMSTOCK, Jr.
RACE AND BlTTS.—-A large stock of
Marples’ superior plated and plain. whole-
sale and retail, by HOLCOMB dc LYON.
NVILS.-—Hill’s. Peter W’:-':ghts' and
Mons-ehole, wholesale and retail by
HOLUOMB <3: LYON.
AlLS.——]50O ca’sks Fall River; also 40
ciisks superior wrought nails by
HOLCOM B 66 LYON. W'ater st. Bridgeport.
91 -01 p.idv ‘inns-..ioN
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-aaogs Aeaaoaaaiem
Pt)R'l‘ABLE summer Range, just the ar-
ticle needed for summer cooking and ha-
I... H. 6.’. Co.
king.
Distriirl of Normal}: 53 Probate Court, Jllarclt
16th, 1852.
. S'l-"ATE of ABIGAIL KEELE R. late of
VVilton, in said District, deceased.
The court of’ probate for the district of Nor-
wiilk lialh liinited and allowed six months from
the date hereof. for the creditors of said estate
to exhibit their claims for settlement. ‘ Those
who m-glect to present theiraccounts. properly
iittestnd, within said time, will be debarred a
r.:covei°y. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immi-diate payment to
SAMUEL SCO'l"l‘, Adniinistrator.
\Vill.0u. llilarcli 16th. 18:32. I I-2
Uzsziicl of lfulgrgjiclcl ss Probate Cou-rl, 1st
.Il'i’m~c/2.. 1852.- 5
W7lLLIAhl N. BENEDICT.Administra-
tor oii the Estate of John J. Keeler,
late of E’.idgefield,dec‘d, represents said estate
insolvent. 9
0rrli:7'czZ—'I'liat Coiniiiissioiiei-s on said estate
be appointed on the 27th day of Mai'ch. 1852.
iii 4 o'clock in the afternoon. at said probate
offlize. All persons iiiterested in said estate
will then appear if they see cause and be heard
relative to said appoiiitinem. And the admin-
istrator on the estate is hot ebv ordered to give
public notice thereof by iitlvertising in 11 news-
paper printed in Fairfield county, and also by
posting up the same on the sign-post iiearest.
where the deceased last dwelt in said Ridge-
lieltl. EBENEZER HAVVLEY.
Hi! Judge.
Commissioners Notice.
HE Subscribers appointed by the Court
of Prob-.ite for the District of Norwalk
Commissioners to hear and examine the claims
of the cieditors of the Estate of 'i‘honi:is Car-
ter. an insolvent debtor ofNew Car.aan, in said
district, iissiguetl in trust for the benefit of his
itreditors. hereby give notice. that we will at-
tend lo the bus.ness of our said appointment at
the dwelling house of James Pattison in said
New Canaan on the first Mondays of May and
August. 1852. at one o'clock in the afternoon
of each of said days.
Said Court has limited and allowed 6 months
from the date hereof, for the exhibition to us of
cvlaims against said Estate.
BENJAMIN N. HEATH.
GEORGE LOCKVVOOD.
New Canaan, Feb. 15th, 1852.
Notice
District of Norwallc ss Probate Court-‘, April
2d. 1852.
E STATE of~JOEL HOYT late of New
. Canaan i‘n'sairl District. deceased. '
Orc{e‘rccl——-'I‘hat. the Adininistrators exhibit.
their Adniinistration account to this Court for
a-djnstmeiit, at the Probate Ofiice in Noiwalk
on the 20th day of.April 1-85:2. at 9 o'clock.
forenoon ; and that all persons int'erest.ed 'in_said
Estate may be notified tliere'of, the Adminis-
trators will cause this Order to be published in
a newspaper printed in Fairficld Coiintyand
post a ‘copy thereofon th‘e sign post in said New
Canaan at least ten days before said 2'0thda’y of
130 m mis-
siot_:ei's.
A ‘I. _
PHGEORGE A-. pAvt«:PORT, Judge. et.
A Wanted.
N active, experienced. and qualified male
teacher may find employ ih the public
school of the VVest. Saugatuck district. by ap-
plying to EDMUND W. TAYLOR.
District Committee.
Vllestpnrt, April 3d, '52. 15
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Colllbll-Ii‘-CING mac. 1, 1851.
Leave N (H‘\Vtllli for New York.
ommutation Train "‘ 6 o'clock 88 min. A M
ACC0l'!llllOdZll.l0fl 8 9
' H 10 47
Express ‘.3 91 P M
Accommodation 5 32
Express 9 49 -‘
Leave Norwalk for New Haven.
Accommodation train 9 o’clock 13 min A M
" 1 36 P M
Express . 4 53 '~_
Accommodation - 6 15
Commutation 7 8
_ Express trains West stop only at Stamford.
Q‘ East H Bridgeport.
V Leave New York for Norwalk.
Accommodation train 7 o‘clock,A M _
-~ 11 30 .
Express ‘ 3 P M
Accommodation 4 ‘
Commutation 4 55
Leave New Haven for Norwalk.
Commutation train 5 30 A M
Accommodation 7
9 35
Express 1 15 P M
Accoiiimodation 4 20
Express
8 45
GEO. w. WHISTLER. Sup't.
if subsc_riliers will attend to the iliivesl’;
nient >o‘f5 rmmi.-.y‘_~ in ‘tlie"'ci»tie'sof New York.
"Brooklyn and _Williauisbui-gl-i, ’ 4‘ g A ’_ ,
IlI‘.'s1ims‘ of ‘$500 and illiwardlsi
on bond and Inortegage, on improved "and unin-
cumbered-Real Estate, _w_-oath at least
' . FIFTY PER CENT. -MORE
per annum. payable half yearly; and will attend
to the collection of interest when due, and remit
the same to leaders. or accept of drafts there-
for, payable on the days the interest will fall
due. No charge is made to lenders for the
investment of money or the collection of
interest. - * ' '-
The situation of the subsci-ibers, as Attor-
neys for the Building Associations mentioned
below, give them facilities for investing money
Within ten days after its receipt, or after re-
ceipt of notice of the sums to be invested.
We rest as ii guarantee of our integrity and
capacity upon the fact that. we are the Attorneys
ofthe following Corporations. all of which eni-
ploy their capital in investaients on mortgage,
whereby the anioniit invested by us'exceeds
50,000 DOLLARS PER MONTH.
American Benefit Building Association, N York
2d American do do do do
3d do do do do do
4th do do do do do
Union do do do
Mount Vernon ‘ do do do
Mecliauics' 1' do do do
2d Mechanics’ do do do
Franklin do do Brooklyn
Brooklyn Mcch’ics’ do do do
N nssau ' do do do
\Vashiugton do do do
Hamilton do do do
Columbia do ‘do do
Brooklyn Accumulating Fund do do
Long Island do do do do
East I3i‘ooklyn do do do do
South Bi ooklyn do do do do
if if further refereucd is r.'quired. “'0 C31".
on application, refer to the principal Merchants,
Bankers and Insurers in New York and Brook-
lyn. Address all communications to
BARNARD «S: PARSONS.
- Aim-rmsys at Law.
ftmll - 16 .\Vall street, N. Y.
SPRI MG STOCK
Cheaper than Ever
H E subs-ci'ibers have just received, and
_ shall keep constantly on hand one ofthe
largest assortinenls of
'READY MADE CLOTHING.
for Spring and Suminer wear. ever brought. into
this town, which will be sold cheaper than ever.
tf L.1'ri‘-IAUER 82: TURK.
Lockwood. Height, &. Co.
RE prepared to offer great inducements
to young liousekeepers; they have now
on hand and are receiving weekly from Boston
and New York, large quantities of house fur-
nishing goods. including Glass \Vai'e. Crockery.
\Vood \Vare, tVlat:s. and Rugs. Travelling Bas-
kets. and Furnishing goods in general. with
theirtiii, sheet iron, and ezopperbusiness makes
up one of the best selections to be found in
Fairfield County. Persousiiiwantare reques-
ted to cull east side of the Bridge.
Norwalk. March 15th, 1851.
Meat Market.
T H E si.ibscribei' is still coiitiiiuinghis marl-:et
. business at his old stand, near the foot of
Mill Hill, where can be found as usualthe most
extensive assortment of meats in town, and all
of the very best qualities. Call and see.
N. XVOOD.
Carpeting.
HAVE now commenced receiving my
spring fls‘§0l'il‘I‘Iel?t, and now will have cons
tantly on hand Velvet. Tiipeslry. Bi'iissels._
Tliree p.ly.'supei'fiue Ingraiu. common Inzriiin,
and Stair Cti.i'l)t“llllg, Rings. Mats. Oil Cloths.
all ‘of which will be sold at the lowest possible
‘ices. C. J. GIKUMAIV.
Match 6, 185‘).
Burning ‘Fluid
F n stlpei-ior quality, for sale by the bar-
E _ rell or retail, by
S'I‘REE'I‘ 3 QUINTARD.
Pzwder &. Shot.
UDSCN dc BlSSELL have it large lot of
9, Powder and Shot of all kinds, and for sale
in any quantity.
VVINDOVV GLASS.——.3'00 boxes French
and A‘m‘et'l'Call Window Glass, for sale
at ‘city prices by A_
S"REF.T 62: QUlNTARD.
“ CYTH ES.—50 doz. Elliot Beardsley‘s su-
pei'iorv:ast. and German steel Scytlves. for
sale. by the dozen to dealers at maiiufiictui-cr’s
prices, by STREET 5: QUINTARD.
Notice.
LL persons inde‘bt.ad to "the subscriber
wlinse accounts have stood over one _v'ear
are requested to call and make immediate pay-
ment, ollierwise their accounts will be put in
an "officer's hands for collection.
N. VVOOD.
Jan. ‘.26. I85‘). . 4
SANFCRD"S EX'T LlQUORlCE, war-
raiiteti free from grit or other foreign sub-
stances for sale wholesale and retail by
J. A. WEED.
Wooden Ware, am.
EDAR Tubs. Pails, Selves, Ti°ays,Bowls.
F Clothespins. Bt"o'o'ms, painted ’l‘ubs and
Pails, Cocoaiiut Dippers. Mats, \Visks, trav-
ellig Baskets. Knives and Forks, Saucepans.
Fryingpans. Sadiroiis, Shovels and Tongs.
Door Scrapers, Porcelain Kettles. écc. by
L.', H. O: CO.
(‘I AMPHENE and Burning Fluid by
I L., H. & Co.
CHAIN PUMPS by .
L., H. dc Co.
F ‘OR SALE.-'--A good family Horse. oTe
waggou with three springs, one set of bar-
ness, by L., H. &. Co.
' To Rent.
"EVER-AL offices to rent on the west side
the Baidge. Enquire of
3t*lU SAM'L LYNES.
To Let. _ _
STORE and tenement for a small tami-
ly,at South Norwalk,toi'merly owned by
Fitch 6.’. Fowler. Enquire at this office.
OES.-—-50 dozen Tuttle’s cast steel Hoes
for sale by the dozen to dealers at m_anu-
l'acturer’s-prices by . y 5- 5- Q-
’AILS.—-500 kegs Fall River nails assoffed
R from- 3d fine to 7 inches, for sale by
STRE ET dc QUINTARD.
leather splitting machines, by _
' HENRY HANDES.
E LAXNES. 1000 yards of Rich, New
Spring style of Mousliu De Laiiies, this
day received. and will be sold at 125:, cents the
yard, at the Bridge Store-
, L -C. J. GRUMAN.
——RUSHES.-—-Whitewash, scrub, shoe.
dusters, floor and feather Brushes, by
' ' L., Co.
, \
than the investment, at seven per cent. interest ''
“ea iiswerr
-: " f ‘ ~ 0 '-C‘,
E1i§ii3iv9s‘irfii‘cro‘fz§..¢A'i.i::§ R30M,3.-'
C W'.uo:;i-zssne one ‘Rent.’-~
-‘ JJONTAINS the rkhrgpstt, Hillltdbdfllh
Cheapest,’ assiirtment of? English and’ Ann
Floor Oil Cloths. to be fouadsin the city from
TWO Sl.llLIo‘NGS AND‘ SIN]?!-INGE
To one’ Dollar the square.ya'rdl «lions» to= 01'
yards wide. ’ ‘ _
;-- SAL-ES ROOM NO.-2:._ “
'5 Coiitiiiii‘s"1Iie most. beaiiiiful and vsariegateir ao-
soitmeiii. of Emlishand Ainericanrmperior lir-
grain Carpeting,at uiiparalleled low prices,-
‘ rtvi:sm1.1.lNos ,
To Six Shillings and Sixpence per yard-new"a't'td.'
clegiint figures for Spring Sales.
SALES ROOM NO. 3.
Is fully stocked with an unrivalled assortment’
of Eiiglisliantl Aiucricaii Imperial Three-pl} Gar-'
peting,of new and elegant designs. mannl'Ittmed:-
expressly-lortbe city trade, at a reduction nl':25-
per cent from former prices, 65 6d, 73, and 8: got.‘
yard and upwards. _
SALES ROOM NO. 4
Contains 150 pieces of Fine Ingriiin Carpeting
new fall styles. at is 6d. 29, 2s 6d, 33, 39 6d,‘ and
FOUR SHILLINGS PER YARD.
SA LES ROOM NO. 5. .
Displays a great. variety of English Druggetl.
from I to 4 yards wide, from 3:: 6d per yard and up
wards. Also. an elegant assortment of Rugl. Mata
&c.. at very reduced prices.
SALES ROOM NO 6.
is fully stocked with every variety of Stain and
Hall Carpeting, at ls (id, 2s,2s 6d, 33 6d, 43, 5s,
and (is per yard. I .
IN SALES ROOM NO. 7.
Are the Patent 'l‘:ipestry [ngrain Carpets exhibit-
ed at the World’s Fair, formerly sold at nine phil-
lings per yard, now selling at
six suiLLi.\'Gs Asp Slxl'l-‘JSCF. PER YARD.
SALES ROOM N0. 8.
An extensive nssn:itii"ieut of Table and Piano
Covers. Window Shades from 6:‘ to $10 the pair,
Table Oil Cloths, Briissels and Tapestry Carpeting
Brussels Stair Carpet. Plated and Brass Stair Rodi!
Parlor Door Mats, &c. &.c.. all of which are afi‘ei-ed
‘at 25 per cent less than at any other establishment
in this city.
- HIRAIII ANDERSON.
N o. 99 Bowery.
All goods packed and item free of charge.
Dry Goods
AT GREAT BARGAINS.
Final Reduction of Prices!
E3‘ The subscribers beg leave to inform
their friends and the public that they have re-
duced the price oftheir stock of Dry Goods
which includes everything a lady or family can
want, (of the newest and choicest styles) and
are selling them below the cost ofimportation.
They would particularly invite attention to
the following articles, which the ladies will find
very desirable, as well as cheap. as they have
been selected with great care: French and In-
dia Silks of all kinds, as striped.plaid. changea-
ble, plain; and a superb lot of Biscliff's plain bl’k
Silks, the best and richest article brought to
this market. Long and square Shawls of all
kinds, as woolen. Bay State, Scotch Plaid,
Cashmere. Broche, dcc. Cloth and velvet Pa-
risian Cloziks, cheaper than any lady can buy
the material. Yard-wide velvets for cloaks, of
various colors.as black. green, maroon. purple,
dCc., at very great bargains; ale 3, a large stock
of narrow Velvets. Ladies’ cloth for cloaks. a
very large assorrment. of beautiful quality, and
of every desirable shade and color, very cheap.
French Meriiioes and Cashiueres, of beautiful
quality. and every shade and color. Printed
Caslimeiei and I)eLaines from is a yard up. _
Raw Silk and Cashmere plaids, a beautiful as-
sortrr.ent and most desirable colors. Calico,
wai'rai:ted fast colors, 6d a yard. Swiss, book,
and Jaconet muslins. Lace and muslin win-
dow draperies. a most splandi.d assortment, of
various qualities, both tainboured and floss work
which will be found desirable and very cheap
\Voolen Blankets, Quilts. Flanuels, Linens.
Muslins, Canton lianuels, Piano table and toilet
covers. Mourning Goods of all kinds, as black
Bombaziue, Alpaca. Merino, Canton Crepe.
Poplin, DeLaine, Gingham, Calico. Muslin,
and good biack Calico dress patterns for 6s.—-
Ladies and gents gloves, lidkfs, cravats, scaifi.
fn r, silk, and merino under garments‘. A large
stock of-ineiino and alpaca hose. Einb’d hund-
kei'cli-iefs, collgrs, and an endless variety of ar-
ticles which it is impossible to enumerate in an
rice:
. adv’ert‘isement,b’ut which the ladies will find
desirable. and at prices which will be sure to
please them. As ‘usual. our terms are
I? Cash. and.’ no caricilion 2'-n priccsagg
HITCHCOCK dc LEADBEATER.
347 Broatlu.-*ay. corner Leonard st. N._Y.
Schooner for Sale.
THE schooner Minerva is offered
for sale. She carrie"s over 100 gross
. 1,‘ tons, and is in good _sailing conditiou.--
.,For further particulars, enquire attho
oi-e F. H. Nash, or of the subscriber.
D. K. NASH.
Soutn1\'or\vnlk, Dec. 12th. 1851. 50
SPL ENDI Dart.icleofJUJU BE PASTE
for coughs, colds, die. for sale at
WEED‘S.
GROSS-CUT and Buzk Saws filed and so:
ready for use, sud warranted. for sale by
D. FINCH.
House and Lot for Sale..
A large and convenient house pleasantly situated
on Fort Point (opposite South Nurwalk) with about
one and a lialfacres of land. is oflered for sale on‘
easy tai-ins Enquire of J Camp Jr. Norwalk. at
Heiiry Camp. '.‘1o 1a8tli Avenue, New York
Jan. 5th. 1852.
-.—-—jo ’ "V 0
Light ! Ltglct !
Fresh Supply ofCAMl’H ‘NE.Burning
Fluid, and Phosgeue, by
\Vestpoi't, Jan. 8. Z. SANFORD.
‘ Domestics. '
LEACHED and unbleached Muslins.
bleached and unbleached, Jeans, Tick
. l)eiim?s Shit-ting. striped, d£c.. bythe bale,
case, piece or yard, at the lowest possible ti-
ces. C. J. GRUMANE.
Notice.
7' M. D. -SN YD E K , Surgeon Dentist, for-
7 nierly of ‘.292 East Bi'oadW.0)'.N- "Y-Jill
located himself per ‘__a_nently in ‘Not-walk. and
may be consultedatfiiis office, No. 17 Main 51..
UST REC’D, a large lot; of shoemakers -every day_in the week. and evenings from 7
9 ‘ ' - ‘
.Norwall{, Nov. 10th’. 1851. , g 45
Dress Goods. .
LARGE assortment of Ladies’ Rich
Di ass Goods, this day received. -
.,,i C. J. GRUMAN
March 6. 1852. _ ‘ ,
RI1\‘'l‘S. 2000 yards of good fast colored
A .Prints, new siyles. will be Sold at only, 51!
cents the "yard, at the Budge store-
C. J. GRUMAN.
s'r my cnuruc‘ _
-— ..‘SAI.E'SiRO0M' Neiwi.-_-g 1 “J.
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