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OLD LINE.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
To sail from the Landing of Hoyts 8; Co.
.N'orwalIr, for Peck-Slip, New- York.
' N Tuesday, 2Q(l inst. the Norwalk Line
of Packets will commence running ac-
cording to their usual summer arrangements,
the Ci'rizEN, Capt. Brown, leaving Norwalk
through the season on Tuesdays, and return-
ing on Saturdays; the Mi~:ciiANrc, Captain
Hoyt, on Thursdays, and returning on Tues-
days ; and the SABiNA, Captain Daskam, on
Saturdays, and returning on Thursdays.
For freight or passage apply on board, or
atthe store of Horrs 8:. Co.
Norwalk, March 14, 1825.
LINE OF PACKETS.
FROM SAUGATUCK T0 NEW-YORK.
I SLOOPS
T HE Sloop IRIS, Capt. E. B. I-Villiams,
will sail from the wharfof G Bradley 8;
Co. every Tuesday through the season and
return on Saturday; and the Sloop Evi-:LiNA,
will sail from the wharf of Jackson 8; Sher-
wood on ‘Saturdays and return the following
Thursdays. For freight or passage apply to
the Captains on board, or at the Stores of tlie
subscribers. G. BRADLEY 8:. Co.
JACKSON 8:. SHERWOOD.
Sauzatuck, April 9.5, 1825. 9
T
STE A M —BO AT J OHN' M.x9RSH.HLL,
~ Capt. N. GRIFFING, will leave foot of Roose-
velt-street, N.York, for Sawpit and Norwalk,
every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Morning, at 6 o’clock, and return the same
days, leaving Old "Well, at Norwalk, at two
o’clock, P. M. stopping at Sawpit. She has
been thoroughly repaired and additional ac-
commodations made, which makes her very
commodious and pleasant. For freight or
passage inquire of Jas. Quintard,jr. Norwalk,
or of the captain on board. Passage from
Norwalk to New-York, 3l‘1—from Sawpit, 50
Cents. *** STAGES run from Sawpit and
Norwall; to the different towns back. Mr.
Calhoun runs his Stage regular to the Boat
on the above days, taking passengers to Wil-
ton, Ridgficld, Ridgbury, and Datibury.
April 5th, 1325. 7tf
BOOKS.
ETTERS from
the Soutlrand
West, by Arthur
_ _. Singleton, Esq.--
“ Private Correspon-
dence of Lord Byron; Bracebridge Hall, or.
the Hurnourists, by Irving; Wild IT'S“ GI”: 3
"National Tale, by Miss Owenson; Cabinet
0‘fCttrl()sllieS, 2 vols. 19. mo. ; Dar_row’s_ Mi-
litia Tactics; Do. Artillerist ;Juvenile Libra-
ry, a's'e'ries ofinteresting Stories for children;
Inriocen’t,Amusements, or the Hyerogliphical
Fort'ujne"ZI‘eller. A great variety of School
Cert'ificate‘s, 8:.c. 8:.c. Just rec’d at the Book-
store and Library South of the Bridge.
. P. RRICE.
- No‘rwa'l'k, M-.i_v 2, 1325.
THE NORWALK DISPENSARY,
Sign of the gVlorlar—South of the Bridge,
.,_ ; _ IS continually receiving sup-
plies of DRUGS 8:. MEDI-
CINES. POTASH, GENU-
INE LIQUORS for Sickness,
’ FRUIT, 8:.c. 82c.
The SODA FOUNTAIN annexed to the
establi‘shme‘nt is now in operation, and will
receivejevery attention through the season.
ALE, of a superior quality constantly on
draught. No exertions will be spared by the
Proprietors, to retider their establishment a
,-_especrab|e,as well as agreeable place ofresort.
VALU ABLE PO'I"1'ERY, 8:.c.
' ‘ OR SALE, on reasonable
terms, that valuable 8:. pleas-
ant situation known by the name
- _-53. of “ The Village” lying about a
mile from the Old Well,in Norwalk, and con-
sisting oftwo large Dwelling-Houses, a large
Pottery, two Kilns for burning Ware, a good
Store and Barn, with o'her buildings, a good
‘Wharf, and 20 acres of land. For lurther
particulars in’quire of BENJAMIN IsAAcs.
Norwalk, April 11,1825. 7
FOR SALE,
A small Farm lying in the
‘town ofNew Canaan about
one mile South of the meeting-
_ house, on the road leading to
Five Mile River and Rings End Landing.—-
Said Farm contains‘ about 30 acres of Land,
with a good House, Barn, and Cider-uiill
standing thereon. Said Farm is well propor-
tioned with orchard, meadow, plough, pa'sture
and woodland; is well watered, and a fine
stand for a mechanic.
. llltncir HANFORD.
New-Canaan. March 1st.-
’ ‘O LET, a convenient Dwel-
ling I-louse, within a short
distance of the Bridge. Inquire
P. PRICE.
-Norwalk, March 28, 1825. I 5
CLOVER SEED just reccivediiind for
Sale by JoriN Bur-.itAz.z..
I’tII..‘.-VIOV .iIL.
MRS. M. A. SELLECK has removed her
MILLINERY Establishment to the
building lately occupied by Dr. Ansel Hoyt,
next door to the store she formerly occupied,
where her customers are respectfully invited
to call. Norwalk, April 11.
MILLINER Y.
DQRS. M. A. SELLECK hasjust received
from New York a general assortment of
GOODS in her line, which she confidently
expects will give satisfaction to purchasers :
consisting of BLACK 8:. YELLOW LEG-
HORN HATS GIPSIES, some of su-'
perior quality; STRAW HATS 8:. GIF-
fashionable RIBBONS, ARTIFICIAL
FLOWERS, BAND-BOXES, 8:.c. 8:.c.
ALSO, an assortment of C./YLICOES,
very elegant, FOR SALE as above.
Norwalk, April 12, 1825. 7tf
EBENEZER STEVENS
HAS just rec’d from N. York an extensive
8:. elegant assortment of DRY GOODS,
which he is now offering for sale as cheap as
can he purchased in any store in this county.
The following comprise a part, viz.
Superfine blue 8:. black London BROAD
CLOTI-IS ; Cassirneres and Sattinetts; Vel-
vet and Bangup cords ; Bombazetts and
Stripes ; 200 yards fine superior twil’d Cir-
cassian ; 900 yards Vesting, comprising a
complete assortment; 1000 yards superfine
and common Calicoes; 1000 yds. Furniture
chintz ; black, white, 8:. green French Crapes;
black and colored Canton Crapes ; blk Can-
ton hdkfs. ; Silk and Cotton Flaggs; Fancy
Silklhdkfs; black India Levantine, Sarcinets
and Sinchews ; black and white Silk Gloves,
very superior quality ; Irish Linens, Linen
Cambrick, and Lawn ; one box Thread La-
ces, a complete assortment: ladies white lin-
en pocket handkerchiefs ; brown Muslin for
ladies Hats; black Silk and Tabby Velvet;
India Cambrick and Book Muslins ;Jaconet,
Mull, and Camhrick do; bl’k and white Cot-
ton Hose ; black and slate worsted do ; Silk
Braid ; Inserting trimmings and Suspenders ;
Coat and Vest Buttons ofall kinds; 6 boxes
Fancy Ribbons; large and small Tortoise
Shell Combs; 15 dozen side Combs; inen’s
Buckskin and Beaver Gloves ; Pins and
Needles ; black Pins ; one case Ladies’ white
Leghorn Hats ; one case do black do do ;—
Ginghains and Checks; Window Papers ;-
Reeds for Hats; Diaper and Dimity; Bed-
ticks, and Cotton Yarn; green Baizes and
Flannels; blue and yellow Nankeen; Cotton
Cassimere; Buckram; 1000 yards domestic
Muslin; white Satin Jean ; Velvet Ribbons;
black, blue, green, yellow, and purple SILK,
a choice selection;together with his usual as-
sortinentof GROCERIES 8; CROCKERY.
Norwalk, May 16, 182.’). 8
New Firm——Sprmg Goods.
THE subscribers having entered into part-
nership under the firm of LEWIS MAI.-
Loair 8:. SoN, inform their friends that their
business will be conducted at the Old Stand of
Lewis Mallory, a few rods east ofthe Bridge,
where they have just received from N.York a
large supply ofFresh and Seasonable Goods,
which they offer to their customers on as rea-
sonable terms as they can be found elsewhere.
The following comprise a part of their assort-
ment :—Black, blue, olive, green, and mixt
BROAD-CLQTHS ; black, blue, and other
colored CASSIMERES ; Satinetts; Striped
Florentine; Silk striped Drilling, at new and
fashionable article for PANTALOONS ;—
a very choice selection of black figured Silk
Vestings; Valencia and other Vestings; Bom-
bazine; Circassian; Levantine and Gro De
Nap Silk ;Fancy Silk Hdkfs; Gloves; Hosie-
ry ; Sheeting and Shirting ; Ticking ; Ging-
hains; Flarinels; Checks, 8:.c. 8:0. together
with a great variety of Goods not here enu-
merated. ALSO, a general assortment of
CROCKERYand GROCERIES.
N. B. TAILORING carried on as usual.
Customers may depend on having their work
done in the neatest manner, according to the
most fashionable style, 8: on reasonable terms.
Li-:wis MALLoiu',
ALI-‘RED MALLortr.
Norwalk, April I8, 1895. 8
LOOK AT THIS.
JUST rec’d and on sale by the subscriber
WHEAT FLOUR, by the hundred or
Barrel; SPANISH SEGARS by the Box ;
CRACKERS by the quarter or hundred ;—
BUTTER; MACKEREL, No. 1 ; COD-
FISH, by quintal; PORK, 8:.c. A.NASH.
Norwalk, May 9. I0
SWAIM’S PANACEA,
F OR the cure of Scrofulaa, or King’s Evil,
Syphilitic, Mercurial 8:. Cutaneous Dis-
eases, Rliumatism, Tumours, Ulcers, 8:.c. 8:.c.
For sale at the NORWALK .DISPENSA-
RY. PRICE 8:. M’Li~:/IN.
CLAY’S ITCH OINTMENT,
F OR pleasantness, safety, expedition, ease
and oertainty,is infinitely superior to any
other medicine, for the cure of that most_dis-
agreeable and tormenting disorder-—Likeivise
for all herretie eruptions and impurities ofthe
skin. Price 33 cents. For sale by B. Isaacs
-N0r\V_alk, and S. Jarvis, Stamford.
W oot Cardmg, dye.
NEW CO-PARTNERSHIP.
HE subscribers having entered into Part-
nership under the firm oflesup 8; Lock-
wood, give notice to the public that they have
established the Carding and Cloth-Dressing
Business at the Mill formerly owned by Mr.
Nathan Beers, and occupied by Mr. Beebe,
about two miles north of the Bridge, where
they will soon be ready to meet all orders in
their line, and fulfil them with the utmost de
spatch and in the most satisfactory mamier.
WiLLiAM SIESUI‘,
CARMI Locxwoon.
Norwalk,_May 9. 1825. _ __r’_ A ?°6iv_ __
COAL WANTED.
- HE Subscriber wishes to purchase,imme-
~ diately a Load oflrard COAL, for which
cash will be paid on delivery.
Norm S. BAr:.Eir.
N ORWA
SIES, together with agood assortment of ‘
l
SPRING GOODS-.
' STREET 8:. JAMES
RE THIS DAY Opening a new and
[superb assortment of FANCY AND
STAPLE GOODS, principally bought
before the late advance in prices, which will
enable them to sell at their usual low rates.-
'I‘lieir Customers must excuse them for not
being as particular as some of their neighbors
in mentioning the number of pieces and yards
comprising their Assortment ; .let it sufiice
that they have quite as many Goods which
can be seen for nothing and bought with Mo-
ney, by calling at the Old (and we like to
have said cheap) establishmen_tWEST SIDE
THE BRIDGE, where may be found
Superior black Canton Crape; black, white
and green French do. ; white 8:. green Gauze
Veils ; black and brown Gro de Nap; figured
Levantine ; black India and French Satin ;
India and French Levantine Silks; blk Sin-
chews and Sarsnet; green, pink straw and
white Floreuces ; black Canton Hdkfs; Silk
flagg and plaid Hdkfs.; Fancy hdkfs. ; Irish
Linen, Lawns, and Linen Canibrics; Mull,
Jaconet, Cambric and Book Muslins, a hand-
some assortment; Grass Muslin for Ladies’
Hats ; Thread, Bobbinett and Cotton Laces;
black Thule Lace; white do. plain and fig’d;
silk and Tabby Velvets; assortment Calicoes;
ladies’ black and white silk Gloves ; white 8;
col’d Kid de.; bl’k horseskin 8:. caster do. gen-
tlemen’s Buckskin at Beaver do. ; Hosiery, a
general assortment; 6-4. 3-4, 5-8 Diapers;
Fancy Ribbons; Furniture Chintz; black
Bombazine ; Inserting Trimmings; Light
Ginghams ;victory and other Robes for dres-
ses; Merino Shawls; fine Shiztings; Real
SUPERFINI-1 BLUE AND BLACK CLOTHS;
fine, black, blue, and olive do ; blue, mix’d 8:.
striped CASSIMERES ; blue, and black
mixed SATINETS ; Bornbazettes and flan-
nels; Bangup and Bang-all Cords, some very
superior; domestic Plaids; stripes, skirting
and sheeting; Suspenders; Purple 8:. Chintz
Shawls; dark Imitation do; Russia sheet-
ings; checks, buckram, white, cross bar’d 8:.
plain Cravats ; VVilmington Stripes ; Wel-
lington do. dark; Cotton Yarn and Candle
Wick; blue and yellow Naukin ; Dorchester
and other Ticks ; Cotton Flaggs ; white sat-
tin ; Cotton Cassimere; black silk, Valen-
tia and other Vestings; Padding, sewingsilks;
Floss Cotton 8:. Floss Thread ; Pins; Tapes;
Millinet and Wire ; black, pink, 8L blue Carn-
bric; blk Linen ; brown do ; silk Surfs ; Osna-
burgs; black and brown Gimp ;window Pa-
pers; Reads for Hats; combs; cotton Balls,
and Buttons, 82c. 8tc. 8:.c. 8Lc.
ALSO, a small assortment ofLOOKlNG
GLASSES. Lilreirrise, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE 8:. CROCKERY. May 9.
Cheap jbr Cash.
THE stibscriher has this day received from
N. York a general assortment of GRO-
CERIES, which he offers at reduced prices
for cash. The following articles are among
his assortment :
Cogniac and Cider BRANDY ;. Jamaica,
St. Croix, 8:. N.E. RUM; Holland 8:. Coun-
try GIN; Young Hyson, Hyson Skin, and
Souchong TEAS ; Loaf, St. Croix, and Ha-
vana SUGAR ; Wheat, Rye, and Buckwheat
FLOUR; Rice; Molasses; HONEY, of a
very superior quality ;Crackers and Cheese ;
Codfish ; Herring ; Mackerel ; Pork; Pork 8:.
Beef Hams ; Coffee ; Chocolate; Ginger ;—
Pepper; Pearlash; Pimento; Nutmegs;—-
Mustard ; Box Raisins; Figs; Oranges; Cas-
sia ; Spanish and American Segars; Snuff of
all kinds; Tobacco; Candles; Blown Salt ;
Box Soap and Patent Shaving Soap;Starch;
Brooms ; Patent Spring Steel HOES ; Bel-
lows ; Powder 8:. Shot ; Cider, Vinegar, Beer,
8:.c. 8:.c. EDWIN Locxwoon.
Norwalk, April 30. 8
Lumber--New Establishment.
’I‘HE subscribers having recently entered
into partnership, under the firm of.Mer-
ritt 8; Hill, would inform the public that they
intend to carry on the Lumber Business in
Norwalk on an extensive scale, and will keep
constantly on hand a general assortment of
articles in that line, which they will sell on
reasonable terms. Those who_are in want
will please to call and examine for themselves.
JOHN B. MERRITT,
EB!’-ZNEZEB HILL.
Norwalk, April 9, 1825. 7
PATENT HOES—AND ALE.
BARTRADI 8L STREET have just rec’d
and ofifei for sale, a quantity of waranted
Patent Spring STEEL H OES, which will
neither bend, batter nor break——a very supe'-
rior article. Also, Mounseyfis best_ STOCK
BEER, which they will furnish to Merchants
and others as cheap as can be had in N.York.
Norwalk, April 30. 9
SPRING FASHIONS.
COFIELD 8: CORKER having received
from their friends and the public at large,
a degree of patronage far exceeding their ex-
pectations have concluded to continue their
business as usual at the old stand over the
store of Street 8:. James; but thinking it ne-
cessary to close their accounts ofthe pastyear,
they earnestly solicit all those who have ac-
counts with them of more than three months
standing to call and settle them immediately.
They have recently rec’d the latest N. York
Fashions for CO./HTS. FROCK-CQHTS,
VESTS, P.d.N‘T.&LOO.N'S, 8;c. all ofwhich
garments they will make in the best manner,
and at the shortest notice,and they can assure
the public that no effort will be spared on
their part to suit those who may favour them
with theircustom. ' *** An assortment of the
best of Trimmings kept constantly on hand.
Norwalk, April 25. 9
ALBANY 8a CATSKILL LUMBER.
THE subscribers have just received an ad-
ditional supply of the above Lumber,
which they offer to their customers at their u-
sual low prices. STREET 8:. JAMES.
ALSO-—STONE LIME constantly on
hand agifor sale as above. A May 2.
COTTON fiBATTINGe A I
constantsu ply is: quality. pp y to
A P ’ r A. N SH. _
LK, CONN. TUESDAY, MAY 24, 1895.
~ quality.
UST received by SMITH 8:. VVILSON,
a large and handsome assortment of Cali-
coes ; plain and fig’d Gro de Nap and Levan-
tine Silks; brown do. do. do.; Dress I-ld_kfs..;
black Levantine Hdkfs. ; French and Italian
Crapes ; white Gauze Veils‘; Irish Linen ;—
India and German flaggl-Idkfs. ; plain Book
Muslin ;elegant fig’d book do. ; fig’d Lenoe;
Thread Lace ;assortment of Vestings ; plain
8:. furniture Dimity ;black Circassian ;.black
and colored Bombazetts; Apron Checks ;-
fig’d Gr_o de Nap 8:. Cashmere Hdkfs. ; Crapo
Lisse ;Love hdkfs. ; fancy cotton Shawls ;—
assortment of cotton and worsted Hosiery ;—
Ladies and Geiitlemen’s black and coloured
horse skin Gloves; Kid do. ; Beaver do. ;
Bang up Cord ; blue and yellow Nankeens ;
Florentine Stripe ; domestic and imported
Ginghams; green Baize; red do. ; fine white
Flannel ; Paper Hangings ; Gilt and Silk
Buttons ; black 8:. blue Clothes 8:. Cassitneres;
Satinetts; low priced and fine Cambric Mus-
lins ; assortment ofRibbons; Brown Muslin
for Ladies’ Hats, 81.9, 8:.c.
Norwalk, April 19.
New Goods‘--Cheapjbr Cash.-
HARLES HURLBUTT, at the old
stand of Samuel Jackson 8:. Co. has re-
cently returned from NewYork with a general
assortment of DRY—GOOD_S, GROCE-
RIES, H.dRDW.»9RE, and CROCKERY.
The assortment being. laid in for the conven-
ience of the Public, and the exertion which
was made in the selection of the Goods and
their quality,requires the itnmediate attention
of my customers and the Public. Parents
and masters may depend on having the same
attention paid to their children as if they were
themselves present.
N. B. Cash or country
received in payment.
Sangatuclt. May 2, 1825. *3m 10
OTICE.—The subscriber having relin-
quished the mercantile business in Ridg-
field, would inform his old friends 8:. custom-
ers thatit has become indispensable that their
accounts should be settled. Should this notice
have its intended ctfect,much cost and trouble
may be saved to them and myself. All per-
sons having any claims against me will please
to present them for s_ettlernent. The subscri-
ber continues to carry on the Sadr.lle,Harness,
Cap, and Trunk-Making business at his old
stand under the Masonic Hall,where all favors
will be gratefully -acknowledged, 8:. all orders
promptly attended to. WM. CROCKER.
Ridgfield, Feb. 14, I825. 52tf
PLASTER.
FOR SALE by the subscriber, Ground 8:.
in the Stone, at the Mill formerly owned
by Mr. S. Cannon, near the Bridge, in Nor-
walk, Nova Scotia PLASTER ofthe best
qttality. ' SAMUEL GRAY.
Norwalk, April 925.
SIX MONTHS from this date are limited
by the Court of Probate for Stamford
district. for the exhibition of claims against
the estate of Israel .S'mith,_deceased, late of
Stamford. Those who do not exlfibit their
claims within said time will be debarred a re-
covery. JONATHAN HUSTED ,
ANNA Siurrn. ~ , Adm rs‘
Stamford, April 25, 1895. ll
MASONIC ‘FESTIVAL.
_HE FESTIVAL
of St.,John the
_, ,_ = ‘ “‘ Baptist will be cele-
is ’ . - brated by Jerusalem
" t" ~ -Lodge, No. 49, at
the Masonic Hall in
Ridgfield,on the24th
day of Jtine next.-—
An appropriate Discourse will be delivered
by a Brother on the occasion. The Members
of the neighbouring Lodges are respectfully
invited to attend the celebration.
By order ofthe Lodge,
Tiio'MAs HOLL!NSHEADt Secretary.
Ridgfield, April 29, I825. 8w 10
F R U I T.
FRESH FIGS, Tamarinds, Raisins, Al-
monds, Madeira Nuts, Filberts, Pea-
Nuts, Lemons,.Oranges, 8:.c. just rec’d at the
NORWALK DISPENSARY South ofthe
Bridge. Norwalk, April 11.
CLAY’S STOMACH BITTERS,
Just received and for sale at the GAZETTE
OFFICE—Also by S. St. John, 8:. B. Isaacs
Norwalk, and Seymour Jarvis,’ Stamford.
THESE approved Bitters will give relief in
all cases of Nausea, vomiting, flatulence,
heart-burn,costiveiiess,weakiiess at the breast
painiii the stomach, loss of appetite, and all
symptoms of indigestion. They are [a very
pleasant cordial bitter.—Price 38 Cents. M
J. FRANCIS——SUnGEoN DENTIST
121 Chatham.-st. corner of Pearl Street, JV‘. Y.
(LATE or cotton.)
Respectfully informs the Ladies and Gen-
tlemen of thecity and country, that he
produce will be
/
sets Artificial Teeth with care and elegance,‘
equal to real : he cleans, scales and divides
the teeth, and Cures the Toothach perfectly,
without extracting. Dr. Francis warrants
his Odontolgic Tonic Wash, to cure the Scur-
'vy in the Gums, and to fasten loose teeth ;--
8t it preserves those that_are carious’fr.decay.
From a practice of many years, with much
success, he hopes to give general satisfaction
to such Ladies and Gentlemen as may honor
him with commands.
THE Court of Probate for the District of
' Stamford hath limited six months from
this date for the exhibition of claims against
the estate of Ann Jesup, ‘dec’d, late of Green-
wich in said district. Those creditors who do
notexhibit their claims within said time will
be debarred a recovery. -
' Execu-
§ (DIS; '
EmvAs‘.n Jssrrr,
Greenwich. May 9, 1825. A 12
PETER. Locxwoon,
, SALT. , "
JUST ‘received and for sale by the subscri-
ber 200 bushels of coarse, heavy SALT--
Likewise, FIRKIN BUTTER, of a supergor
J oaN Bps.s.AL:..
New Goods; ‘
VOL. VIII. NO.13.
.\ .. . ‘
A Sztperioi‘ Assortment of
SPRING ‘GOODS,
Of the first quality and latest importations,
just rec’d 8:. for sale on_the most reasonable
terms, on the Cheap side of the Bridge, by
_ ELI B. BENNETT ; _ _
Consisting in part of the following.ar'ticles‘:
SUPER‘blue, black, olive 8:. mix’d Cloths
and Cassimeres; striped Cassinieres; Sat-
tiuetts '; Velvets ; Bang-up Cord, ofa very su-
peri6r_ki_nd :Bom'bazities; Crapes of various
kinds ; Silks, a variety of patterns and quali-
ties; Bobbinet Laces,wide 8:. narrow Thread
and Cotton Lace ;«fig’d 8:. plain Book Mus-
lin; fig’d Swiss do; Mull _M’till,Jaconet,and
Caiiibric do ; Irish.Linen, Linen Cambric 8:.
Lawn ; black and col’d Bombazettes ; black
Circassian ; Vesting of all kinds, of a Superi-
or quality; a general assortment of Calicoes;
ofthe latest patterns ; Furniture Chintz.very
elegant; Fancy silk Hdkfs ; Grade Nap do,-
silk and cotton Flagg ‘do; German Flaggs :
black and whitesilk Gloves; white and col’d
Kid do ;,Men’s Beaver do ;Ladies’_8:. Gentle-
men’s, Hosiery ; G'ringhams,_, Checks, and A-
merican Muslins ; blue silk Velvet ; black
Tabby do; silk Braid of various kinds; Gymps;
assorted colors ;Dimity; Be_d-ticking ; Reeds
for Hats ; blue and yellow Nankeen ; Velvet
Ribbons ; cotton Cassimere; Fustian for Pan-
taloons ;Tom 8'5 Jerry Stripes; Flannel: ;—-
Baize; Stilfners for Cravats ; coat and vest
Buttons ; Ribbons of all kinds, 8z.c. 8:.c. .
ALSO——A large assortment of GROCE-
RIES, CROCKERY, 8:c.
Norwalk, April 25.
HNEW Goons.
SPRING ASSORTMENT.
JAMES MALLORY has this day rec’d
fr. N. Y. a very choice selection of DRY
GOODS, consisting, _in part, asfollows 2....
Black and,Blu'e BROAD CLOTHS and
CASSIMERES; Satinetts; Bombazettes;
Bombazine; Calicoes, a good assortment.;.._
Furniture Chintz; black Levantine ; Sin-
chew and Sarsinett; blue, white, and pink
Florences ;_black Canton Crape; black,white
and green French Craps ;Fancy Silk hdkfs;"
black silk and other Vestings ; Irish Linen ;’
Linen Cambric hdkfs.; Long Lawn; Cam-
brie, Jaconet, Mull 8:. Swiss Muslins ; Book
Muslins; fig’d and plain Frills; silk Flagg
and Bandanoe hdkfs; Bdbinett Laces, plain
and fig’d ; Thread and Cotton Laces ; Grass
Cambric and Reeds for Ladies Hats; Insert.
ing Trimmings ; silk, cotton 8:. worsted Hose;
Russia and Table Diaper; silk striped Flor-
entine,a superior article for Pantaloons; Wil-
mington Stripe ; blue and yellow Nankeens;
men’s black silk Gloves ; Ladies’ black and
white do; superior Buckskin do ; Ribbons;
Domestic Stripes and Ginghams; Real Bang
up Cord ; Dorchester Ticking ; cotton Cas-
simere; Linen and cotton Checks ; Denies-
tic shirting and sheeting ; Dimity; cotton
Flaggs; on Cloths; black and col’d Tabby
Velvet ;Umhrellas ; Parasols; Merino hdkfs;
Gimps; black, green and cinamon coloured
Prunelle; black Satteen; black and white
Jean ; spool Floss and sewing cotton ; cotton
Balls; Pins; Needles; Tapes; Millinett; Wire;
Buttons ; Combs; sewing Silks ; Looking
Glasses, 8Lc. 8:.c.
Also, Groceries 8; Crockery as usual.
Norwalk, May 22, I825. ‘
VAIL ts; REED,
HAVE_just received and offer for sale, at
No. _, MAIDEN LANE, N. Y. a val-
uable and extensive assortment of FANCY
GOODS, ofthe mostarecent Paris fashions;
which they are offering to their customers .a;
reduced prices.
50 long white Merino Shawls front 38 to 330‘.
20 square do. with scarlet borders '
do. with palm leaf -
1 Box black and scarlet Long Merinoes
1 box black, white and scarlet squaredo
1000 yds black fig’d Gros _de Nap and Grog
de Ete Silks, superior patterns.
1500 yds colored Gros dc Nap, comprising an
extensive assortment ,
400 yds plain stout black Gros de Nap Silks
10 boxes-Gros de Ete handkerchiefs
I00 Ombra Dress handkerchiefs
500 yds super plain French black Levantine
2000 yds Bombazine, very fine, fr. 35 to 85
I000 yds select Cialicoes for retailing, ofsu-‘
perior fabric and style
fllso, on hand, an extensive assortment of
STAPLE GOODS, which will be sold to’
their customers at reduced prices. All orders
from the country executed at the shortest no-
tice, at : Maiden Lane, JV‘. Y. 3
_ NEW C./ISH STORE.
HE subscriber offers for sale at his store
East side the Bridge, at a small advance
from cost, the following articles é
Cogniac 8: Cider Brandy-; West India and
N.Rum ; Holland and country Gin; Spanish
8: American Segars; Ginger ; Young Hyson
«8:. Souchong Teas ; Paper 8:. Plug Tobacco ;
Box Raisins ; Nutmegs ; Mustard; Coffee‘;
Pepper; Pimento; Rice; Loaf Sugar; St.
Croix and Havana do ; Pearlash; Candles,
mould 8:. dlp’d; Salt; Wheat Flour;Crackers;
Box Soap;sweet Oil ;Starch, &.c.with a gen-
eral assortment of Domestic Goods, 8:. Cotton’
Yarn ofthe first quality, Blue and, White, fr.
No. 4 to 18. The Conklin Strengthening
Plaster by the Gross, doz. or- single, at redu-
ced prices ; with a general assortment 0
Hardware, Paints, Oil, Glass, Putty, 8:.c.
, AARON NASH;
Norwalk, April 25, 1825. 9
THE connexion in the EarthernWareM_an-‘
ufacturing business between Henry Chi-‘
chester and James Quintard Jr. under the
firm of Chichester 8; Quiritard, is by mutual
consent, this day dissolved. "All persons in-
debted are requested to make immediate pay-
ment. HENRY Cn_rcriEs'ri:n,
James QuiN_{rAnD, J I’.
Norwalk, May 2, 1395. 1 i
"The business will hereafter be carried on
by the subscribers,under the firm of Quinta;-d,
Merrill 8; Co. JAiuss QUINTARD, Jr.
MARVIN MEiutrLL, _
Hsissx CllGIlSTIf;JF&' ,
Norwalk Chronicler