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‘Quarterly. Mail subscribers in advance.

Ant"-:i‘.'.t'ist~:.\tr:.\"n-‘.3. less tlnann a square, 75 '
"cuts; a .1Utlill'C, $1 00, for three insertions.
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SU.‘tI.‘rIEn ARRAt‘\GE-MENT.

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ACCO
To suilfronn tltc Landing qf Htnyts 8,‘ Co.
.tVorzva!k.for Peel;-Sin’/2, .t\"cw York.
ON 'I‘nicsday, €;:’.r.l inst. the I\orwalk Lnnie

of Packets will connniiennttc running ac-
(‘.')t‘(ll|l9I to their usual stitrnmer an‘n'tnnn,t,1ennneints,
tlne (.‘n'rt'/.i:.\', C-tpt. Brmvn. l98"|!’t£ ~Norw;ilk
through the season otn '1‘tt-stlays, and retum-

Hoyt, otn Tlnnnrstlrtys, atiu‘n‘ctttr_n'iitn.t:, on ’I‘ues-\
dztys; and tlne SABINA, (nnptznnnn l)askaun,onn
‘S-.ttntrrlays, and t‘t:ttln‘Inlttf__{ on Tlnnnrstlays.
For freiglnt or passage apply mi boartl, or
at the store of I'It)Y'.l‘S 8r. (,0.
Nm-zvalk, i\Iat‘Cli I4, I8‘.-1.’).

LINE OF PACKETS
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SLOOPS IRIS .d.V

TIIE} Sloop Inns, Capt. E. B. Williams,

will sail from the wharfof G. 13radIc_7/ 3;’

Co. every Tuesday tlnrotigln the season and

return Ol1,St1ltll'(l'd_Y; 3”” ‘he Sim’? MARY:

Capt. L. BA:~'its, will sail fronn the wlnarf of

Jackson 8; S’/rerwom.I on Saturdays and re-

turn the follriwinrg Tlinnrstlays. For freight

or passage apply to the Captains on board, or
at tlne stores of the SlllJSC:'ll)8|‘S.

‘(-3. Bit.noLi-:Y S1. C0.
JACKSON fir. Sncttwotin.
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EXPEEETIGN.

OLD LINE.
A/'€w-Rochelle, .’iJamrironec/r, S2rmi_/'ord, and
J\"oi'tIr. Castle, L1.-‘VE OF ST./IGES.
subscribers wish to inifornnn tlneir

friesitls and the public that they will rtitn
the above line of Stages, as follows: A.\_tiz.
Ttrcsdays, fI'lzu‘i‘.s~i£u.7/.~r, and Safitrdtij/s to leave
Mr. Z. Meads, No. Bl ‘Bowery, at 9 o’clock,
A. M. And leave Isaac Qtiirntat'd’s store at
Stamford, and John Sniitln’s Public House,
.'North Castle, at Sunrise on .tI1onda_t/3, Wind-
mesnlriys, and Fridays, antl arrive inn NewYork
with all possible despatcli. All baggage to
be at the risk oftlne ownners. .

STEPHEN Morn‘, €I’ropri-
PAmio'r'i' 8:. Kintx. etors.
New Yotk. Sept. 97. ;'S“lnf *Snu.

 

 

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STOW ES.
IIE subscriber is taottsnnnitlv receiving atl-
tlitional stipplir-s of HOYT’S lll}1lll_V fit‘-
prov’tl PA'l‘EI\"I‘ COOIIIN (3 ix‘. I*RAI\ItL,IN
STOVES, which, for convenience and econ-
otnny,stnrpass any thing of the kinidntiw in

 

use. Hotnse-Keepers are earnestly solicit-
ed to give the article t1llCXt‘nlIllt1tnllt)I1.
N(it'\v:tlk, Oct. 2<I>tlt. P. PITICE.

t-3t%2ca:t?.t=Ii:tiz‘tt ifstabr,
'POS'I‘LEY’S i?.vrei."r—n«*ot.-. SALE

CHEAP. Inquire of P. Prince.
N(1T\t‘;Ill{,0CltIliCF 3. 189.5. 351

Middleb1'ook’s Alinanac,

MORE J EVVELRY.

RE _6t. -00.

I_I AVE just retur-
. ned from New-

York with a new sup-
ply ofarticles in their
line ; annongstwliich
are Fitne English and
French VVATC II ES
—-Gold Watch Seals
~ and Keys; Breast-
Pins. a variety; 150 pair Ladies’ Ear Rings
and Drops, ditftrrcnt patterns ; Finiger Rings;
Silver Pencil Cases, with Knives; do. with
(_j;.|]mid»-trs; Watch Ribbons;fitie Pen Knives;
Scissors; Razors ; Slnavinng Boxes bl. Brushes;

 

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nuns; Smcl Buckles ;‘Cl0:4l'\ Cl-.isps.&. Rings;
Silver Tlniuibles; I-lorti Coinilns, large aritl
small; steel Sprtztacles anitl Cases: Coral
Beads ; Ivory Botlkius : Tooth Picks, 82.0 $1.0.
GOLD BEADS; SfLVER—SPOO./VS,
of :nll ll(3SCl'l|.|Il0l)S ; Silver SPECTACLES ;
Plated and Britanni:n Table and Tea Spoons.
(_‘.LOCI{S annd VVATCIIES repaired as
usual. *** CASH paid for old GOLD and
SILVER. Norwalk. ON. 17.

FOR SALE,
._. X YOUNG HORSE, 5yrs.
s 1’ old, good size, wan-amed
 sound lsnlnatntlsoinne. Apply to
;“ Liswns n\‘I.u.Loitv.
.E_'-3. ._é_ZlNon'wallt, Sept. 5, 181.5. ‘.28

VALUABLE PO’I"I‘ERY, 87.0.
FOI{ SALE, on reastinable
terms, that valtttnble SI. pleas-
ant situation known by the name
v’-‘~ " of “The Village” lying about a
mile fronnn,tlne Old’ Well, in Nor-wallg, a large
‘Pottery, I“,/0 Kilns for burtiitrg W'are, a good
Store and Barn, with rather buildings, a good
Wharf. and 220 acres of'Lant'l. For further
dtirticulars innqniire of 'Bi:.\‘J.t.\1iN‘IsAAcs.
Nonwrallt, April 11. 1825 7

F O H-.;‘.b_}\ LE ,
'}‘H E valuable and pleasant
ll0tl1t‘5lt‘.a(lt)fI‘IEIttl1ztl| Balti-
. ; win, tlcc’d, situated about halfa
-‘ .=..‘i mile from the Britlge, with a
good I)ttellinng-lnottse, Barn, and otnt houses.
For terms apply to
S'i'r.I>iii::s S.‘»1t_’l‘H, F_ ,_
. Jacon SMt'rii, E ‘Sec '5'
Norwallt, Aug. 5, I825. 21»

F 0 It S A L E '
VA LUABLE tract ofL=nutl,
containing 9 S. 4 acn-s, coni-

sistitng of r\Ieatlow, Plow, and
, Orchard, all of the first qtnality.
Sartn propert_v is situated in Wilnoni, adjoining
the Belden IIil|_roatl. and is an eligible situa-
tion for a Dwelling House, and conisitleretl it
convenient situation for a nnneclnannic. The
property was fortnierly occupied atntl owtied
by Peter James, deceased, it being his home
meadow, and orchard. For further particu-
lars and contlitions, apply to Iiarniabas Mar-
yin, Esqr. or to the subscriber, at Nathan
Nasln’s. - D.t:<ni;L Nasii.
Norwallt, AHLTIISI 9.3, 13-25. 27 if

.'t':".A.IsE: €>7r@€ifi'.¥‘?5.

- LE'i‘-'.’-S MALI..~URY Es’. SON
E AVE itn-';ci:.\"i‘t.Y received fronnn New-

York 3 I1(:\\' snnpply of FALL _.-‘IND
\VIN’I‘ER GOODS, \\ lritzli in addition to
their former stock will connnprise a tcry hand-
some assorltnent.

Superfine Cloths and CI1Sslt12(‘l’t‘St)fV[tl'l0l1S
(_-()[:))'S21ll(l qualities; Satinetts ; also, a choice
selection of Vestinngs of the lattgxt patterns ;._
Tartan Plaids ; Baizcs and Flaniniels; Caru-
line Plaids and Stripes; B()tl1I)it}’.Ill6 fat Botti-
bazents ; Raninetts; Calicocs, very hanitlsonnne;
Levantinie, fig’d antl'plain; fighl Gro tie Nap;
Cashmere hdkfs.; Donnestic Mtislinns at redir-
ced prir:es——Also, a good assortnnnent of the
best ’I‘RI-.‘vI.\l INGS kept tzonistznnntly otn hand.
All the above Goods, together with many
nnnore not here entitrncrinetl will be sold on as
good terms as at any other store iti this place.
Persons wishing to purclnasc will please call
and see for Illf3lllSCl\'t‘S. Nornvalk, Out. *2

THE DANBUIIY AND 1ԤOI{'WALK
L ”SU1i.2’.-‘v"(}E U0.M1’./}..'\’I’,
"" AVING been Il1(‘Ot‘pO1'illBLl by the Le-
gislintnre of this State with at Capital of
One Hundred Thousand Dollars, with liberty
to increase the saute to One Iiunntlred $1. Fif-
ty Tlnotnsanntl Doilars, the fl.SI nnannnctl sum of
One llundretl Thousand I)ollars being, all
paid itr or secured to he paid, all of wlnicln on
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cash and appropriated to the pl:-_VtllLilll. oflos-

ses, are now rcrttly for tlnc tnainstrctioni of bin-
sinnetss.-———-'I‘lic I)in'ct.-tors pledge tltctnisclves
no issue policies on as l'avot'ahlc terms as any
other Office in the Uttitsztr F-ntttc-;.atntt by_tair-
ness and liberality in conntltn-::‘nn;; the bnnsirtt.-ss
of the. L‘otnip:nnny, lll|.‘}' expect to ._gain the CUll-
fitlt-nice of the t_;tllyllC.

1]‘ OSR sqle at! llrfi Iiookstore 1]!-)lt(lPI‘:{ll!)((:’l‘t;;_)’,
out i oft re nit ge. . 4. -
Nnrwzillt, October '24-. 35
4' 'EW SUPPLY OI’ GROCERIES.
' 'Ol!N BURRALL ll8Sjl1Sll'€t‘.,(tll:'UlU 
' Y. a new supply of Groceries, it rich nc_-,
Offers to the public at fair prices. ’.
-with P'ro«.~l' Cognniac BRANDY by the Bar-
nel or keg
.,St. Croix and Jarnnaica RUM
M:ntlc,iJ'a and t\‘I.rl:tga WINE
_ Lump and Loaf SUGAR.
Iii-owni Snngan's,a ,',’,t)Utl assortment
Lilaewi-e the stilrsctiber has a supply of‘
I\Ie:ntl’s CRACKERS by the lnutrtlred or less
quantity, which he trill ftnrnisln,nnierchaznts,
tavernn-lteépens, and \Vag')tlel'S at the satire
prices they ll:\'(>) been furnnished by him,
Norwaik. c't’pl. I.

JUST ret-.’d and for sale bv the SlIl)St‘I‘llJet‘,

‘ 17 Barrels tirstqtnality MESS PORK—

Also, .50 boxes best New Orleans SEGARS.
EDWARD H. S'1‘REI-1'1‘

Octolier ‘.2.
STONE W A It E. '

. Henry Beers,

Proposals for Irrgsutanice against Fire will
be l€t;f‘lV€(l at either of their Offices, in Nor-
walk and Danbtiry, n-ahcre constant attend-
ance will be given at an hours of business
days for the aCCOnltlI{ttl:IIlt)n of those who
many please to call for the purpose of transact-
ing businness. _ , . .

’I‘hc following gctiticnrentnc Directors of
the Company. _ ‘

rot: '.l‘ll1-'1 ()1-‘I-‘ICE

n.\' DA.‘-‘B_UIt)'.

53 FOR THE owner:
5 IN r.'orn.iv.u.H. -
Samuel 'I‘weedy -- Win. Lockwood,
David Foot, . Tliaddens Betts,
MiinlfwB.IVlnittlesey,5 Charles Isaacs,
Elijah Gregory, Stephen B. St. John,
Russell Hoyt, Satrnuel Jackson,
Isaac H. Seeley, Joseph Wood,
Richard I.'i.2ll)tl'dll, JnnsttisL.‘Bush,
Ebenezer Ayres,
Asaliel R. Betts.
Witt. Locxwooo,

Aaron Sanlbrtl.
S.ui’L TWEEDY,

\f\I\f\\AA/5 \/‘N/\ \.‘\R‘\\‘\-f\A \I\

President, H President,
.A.LAl\‘s0.f{ HAMLIN, S’.l‘EPHI-1NB.S'1‘.JOI>IN,
Secretary. I .. Secretary.

NEW stzri-Li’ or CANAL i*Lotf1'tT

A IIANDSOME tnssottnrienit of STONE

WARE ofan excellent quality, just re— it

geiv-ed and lor sale by the .~an.tbscribt~r.
Joits BURRALL.

_ ’US'1‘ |‘BC(3IV,e(.l,tIl1(l for sale by the stn'.iscni-
her a quantity of fresh ground CANAL
FLOUR. JOHN BURBALL.
3 Nonvank, Sept. Sotli, 136:)-

Tootln Bruslnes; Gilt Jewelry, ofall tlescrip-'

NEW FANCY 82. STAPLE

DRY GOO-D STORE.

Ll REED will itnlornnn his frieiirls and the

public that he has removetl fnonii N. York
to NORVVALK, for a permanent resitlence,
and taken the Store of William Jlz’.‘Bctls, Esq.
tnhere he will open, oti Tuesday, 97th inst,
an entirely fresh and the most splendid ass In.
intent of Fancy and Staple Dry Gotitls"‘titdit
has been offered‘ to the public for a leirgtln of
titrie. The advantages which he possesses inn
being connected with aI1mlSel|)Ne\v/Y0|'k,in
receiving lnis Goods direct from auction, will,
he flattens liinniself, enable hitni to offer theni_i_ at
such prices as will not fail inn giving the best
satisfaction. Persons wislnltng to ptnrclrase are
respectfully invited to call and exarniine his
assortment, among which may be founnd—

29 Pieces black, blue, tilive, mix’d atntl drab
Black 3:. bltne Cassinrneres SI. Sattinetts. [Cloths
White, red 8:. green Flannnel,fr. 13.941. to fissfid.
Superior blue Cannblt=t for 5s. 3d. per yard?
‘Tartan and Scotch Plaid
10 pieces sniperiorjet black Bonnbazine of all
prices, lnonnn — to 83.
Black, blue, green, scarlet, criinsonn, brown
and orange Bonnbazctnes.
Fi,2’tl Boinliazettes ofall colours
Salisbury Flannel (very fine)
:5 pieces Merino Cncassian, a nnew article ex.
pressly for children's wear,very handsonne
20 pieces Calico, from Is 4d no 35 611
Furniture Clninitz, from 1s Gd 13: S5 311
Jaconett, Camlirir, and Mull Mtnslinis, of all
prices ant ptnttertns
Striped Mttslinns for Drapery
20 PIPCBS Fltigzg Hdkfs-10 do Batidanoe and
Germain do. Green Table Covers
Ladies 8:. Gentletn_en’s black honseskin Gloves
Gentletnnen’s Cravtits, from Is (it! to 88
Linen Lawns and Diaper. ,
Checks, warrarntetl Irndigo, fr. 10:1 to 523 3d
Elastic Gaiters fon'19. 1-2 cents per pair
10 pieces colored Mnislinis
Linnen Canibric and Cannbric Htlkfs.
Aogentpral tissorttqpnnt lt)flV\:ntInlte[n‘ Vestitngs Gd
1 y sstnpernor ans, isnbi t r. 93 to 963 .
Bragauza Shawls-——llI-.ntlrass &*.Turkey red do
Latrnbs Wool Shirts
All articles in the Staple line that offer.
Fancy and Silk Goods
1 Box, (50 pieces) coninprisirig a superionr as-
sorttnient of plain and figured Bobinctt and
Thread Laces
1.’: pieces plain Bobinett Lace, of all widths,
from the one-tciilli. tip to the onicfottii/L ofa
yard, expressly for Ladies work
Black 8:. white BobitnetnVcils, sortie very low
5 pieces Bossala Silk, sornnenlninrg ofthe latest
style for Ladies’ Fall Hats
10 pieces col’d Gross de Naple silk, viz. :—-
Browni Lilznch, &'.t'. [Coats
1 piece Green fig’d silk Velveteen for Ladies,
5 f‘ ;.lnina black Levantine ; flg’d do
Plain. black Gros de ‘Nap .
10 pieces l“tt’llCll Crapc, some with salvage
expressly for Veils [no the seasoni
2 boxes fancy silk IIanntllt’fs. colours adapted
Floreiices of all colours ,
Potigee for Dresses; black satin Frcnrcln tlo.
India Satin ; Levannnines
Tn‘inrnitiitn,¢__I,s of all ltinntls
1 box of Gimp, C()’ll)pt‘l.'5ll1g a handsome as-
sortment of all colours
1 box of latest faslnioni silk Buttons (viz.)
Star Drops of all colors ; Bloom Pn'0]ns ;—
Dnainnontl tlo. Buoltle It tugs
Floss Thread ; black Vclvet‘Ribbonns :3. No.
0, to 30; Ribbons of all tltscriptnonns, sonnne
entirely new ; Mcrinio Sli2l\\'lS.
Nrirnvallt. Supt:-mber 926. 31

S. 3'. FROST‘

S grateful to lnis custotnners for past favors
_ itr relation to business, and hopes by in
strict attention to his business, to merit anti
enjoy a conntinitiance ofthcir patronage. He
has for sale-

39 BARRELS Fresh FLOUR; many
kinds of Fresh TEAS; a large stock of SU-
GAR; good Molasses; St. Croix, Janntrica,
and N. E. RUM; French BRANDY ; Hui;
larnd and other GIN ; Port, Tenneritfe, Mala"3‘
ga. and Currant WINES; CORDIALS;
Coffee; Ntitnnegs; Cloves; Barrels anid half
Barrels Mackerel, No. 1 ; Connecticut River
Mess Shad ;'I‘antnarinds ; Blown Salt; Sperm
and Whale Oil; Japan and Tin Ware ;—
large and small Spoonis; Metalic Tea Pots ;
Stone and Bristol Ware; Cedar Tubs, Pails
anti Clnurns; Muscatel, Bloom, anitl Cask
Raisins; Winntlow Glass; Putty; Portable
Fnrntaces; Denniijonns; Brooms ; Bed 81. other
Cords ; Pocket Lights; Butted Cotton ; Corn
and other Baskets; Tacks; Brads, arntl Spar-
a-bles ; Glass Lamp Lanterns; &'.c. btc.

Norwalk. Oct. 10. _

t;r0cc1'1cs,, I-tardware, and
... . ,
F nndlngs.
FDII'ARD H. STREIJI‘ lnas just reciv-
-‘ ed a full and complete assortnienrt offirst
rate articles inn the GROCERY and Hartl-
‘nvare line, which he offers to the public tiponn
the most adv-anntageonns ternnis, botln at

WHOEESAEE &RET.A.IIn.
Among his assortment maybe found-
RUM, Brandy, Gini, Wines, ISL C-ortlials,
ofall kinds ; Brown Loaf Sugars ofnlne vari-
ous qtnailities ; Fresh TEAS ; Coffee, Choc-
olate ; Molasses; Rice ; Pork; Pork lit. Beef
lI:itiis ; Slnatl ; Mackerel by the lnalf barrel
anid tub ; Salmon; Herring ;Codfisln; Crack-
ers; Clneese ; W. 1. Fruit of various kinds ;
Ginger,-; Pepper ; Pearlash ; Pimento ; Nnit-
nnegs; Mustard ; Segars, Suufi'and Tobacco
of all kinds ; Candles, Soap, &*.c, 83c.
Together with a genneral assortment of
HARDWARE and FINDINGS.——-Li'.’t'.e-
wi'se;—Ground Logwood and Nickeragua-
wood ; Glass, Putty, Chalk, Rosin, and Oil-
stones, &Lc. Norwalk, Sept. 12.

TURKS ISLAND SALT,
OF‘ a good quality, for sale by the subscri-
be JOHN But: as 1.1..
CUNKLIN ‘S'I‘I{ENG’I‘H’NlNG PLAS-
TER—-WARRANTED GENUINE-—
FORSA-LE AT THIS OFFICE.
Norwalk, September 20.

JACOB SMITII

Haé.lust.-rec’d from N. York'an assortment of

' season:-nble GOODS, which will be sold
low for Cash. I

EWLUE, black, drab, and mix’rl CLOTHS
3 Blue, black, and mixed Ctissinnenes
\\'liitt=, fed, and green Flantiels

‘;I,)n'ali Kersey. Tartan Plaid
Fine and-lo\_v priced Botnbazitte

Black, blttefigiaeni, scarlet, crinnson and Or-
ange Bonibazetts. Fig’d Ratinett

Calicocs, very Cheap. Furniture Chintz
Cambric and Jaconct Muslitis

Scotch and India Mnill Mnnslins

India ,_rench and German Flaggs

Latlie Ex’. Gentlemcn’s blk liors'-skin Gloves
Col’d lnorseskin and kiddo, very low price
Cravats, variety of pattertns

Russia and Irish Diaper. Apron Clnecks
Linenn Cannliric anid Lawns

A.-ssortnnent of Silk Braids for Trintminngs

’ Bobhitnett Lace. Floss Tlnreatl-—Couon do

1’oinitBlanikcts [Coats
Green Table Cover}. Wadtling for Ladies’
Black and ct-Toned Cassinnne_'l‘e.Slnawls
Prussian Shawls '1 .
Cotton Htnts. Cotton Umbrellas
4-4 and 3-4 Merino Shawls , --
Large zissortnrienit of shell sitIe- Combs
Rettcules. SnrnlI'Boxes. Caniton Crapes
Shet-tine $3 Shining Mtislins, very cheap
Horse Blankets "
Green Baize for floor cloths
Dort:lne.~.ter Betlticks. Butignp Cord
Bnncksl-;iti Fnlittins. Btncksltirn Gloves
'nV'hite Beaver do. Silk Flaggs
Blankets for Hatters ,
N-orw'.nlk. October 18.
;\.lACI{El‘tEI.-
UST rec’d-‘and for sale by the Sllltsctlller 3
quantity ofsnnall Tubs of IliIA(.'KERELo
No. 1. eontaitninig Forty Weight, designed
particularly for family use. .
l.a'k.ewise, a new supply of RICE, Wlllcll
will be sold cheap for cash.
Joiiiv BURRALL.
Attenist 28d.

BRECEIE. ,
FOR SALE by the stnbstzriber a quantity
of good BRICK, very cheap for cash.
Jainias I\’lAsoi\_'.
Norwalk, Oct. 3, 1895. ’ .39.

I FRESH ALE.
JLTST rt=.c’tl am! for sale by the subscriber a
qtiznntity of l‘\IOI.lNCI$Y’S fine FRESH
ALE, by the Barrel. or less quantity. .
E. H. S'rm:r.'r.

Norwalk. Octttlwr 10.
I_+'u1luig, Dyiing, and Cloth-
I‘CSSlI]g.
F111-IE snibscr'tbers would nnrforni the pnnblic
that they have cotnnnienced the above bu-
sinness of Fulliing, Dying, and Cloth Dressing,
annd they intend to use their greatest exertions
to have the bttsinness ctinntluctetl inn a manner
satisfactory to those who may ple ase to favor
them with their ctistonni. Any Color the pub-
lic may wish for they will please to presenta
sample, and it shall be matched and finished
in the couiplctest order.
The sn'o:~:cn'ibers itittnn'nn their thanks for past
favors, and beg the ctinitinniarnce ofthenr.
BYlI\'G’I'0N 8L Bnsiioi-.
Norwalk, October 17, 18°25. S-I

CONNECTICUT RIVER, CATSKILL
AND ALBANY LUMBER.
JIIST received at the new Lttmher Yard,

adjoining Price 8:. I\l’Leans Establish-
niient, a new supply of the first qniality Con-

necticut River, Catskill, and Albany ‘LUM-

- 500 -POUNDS COTTON B.«itT’1.'.S for 1
[sale by Eu REED at 15 per'pound._ '

BER, which is tnfiered otn reasonable terms.
The assortment consists in part of
70,000 Connecticut River Shingles, ,
100,000 first quality Catskill do
100,000 9.(l quality do do
50.000 first quality Albany do
18,000 feet Clear Boards
10.000 feet Merchanble Boards
92,000 feet Clear Plank, _
Together with a qnnantity of Merchantable
Plank, Barn Boards, Siding, Lath, &c.

**_,,_ The business will hereafter be con-
ducted by the subscribers under the firnn of
Hill 8,‘ Coley EBENBZER I'IIl.L,

Iliztmr H. Couzv.

Norwalk, Aug. 14, 1895. ’ Q5

l7ONI‘iECTICU'I‘ RIVER SIIINGLES.
 EASTERN SHINGLES of
3 superior quality, for sale by
October 10.

STREET &. James.
r“7ANTn~;D, rim-..—. 0} four good >'._A't‘tN-
ETT WEAVERS. E.PecK,jr.
G"efil)\VICl1, Sept. 80, 1825.,

,\IANUFAC'I‘URING, CARDING, AND
CLO'I‘H—DRESSING.

HE subscriber takes this method to in-

form his friennds arid the public inn gener-

al that he has cxpericnnetl workmen and good

tniaclninntry ; that he will tnantnfacttnre Broad

Cloths, Cassitneres, Satitnetts, Flannnels, Ste.

at reasonable prices,on conditions, by the yd.

or on sliinres. Carding, Fnlling, Dying. and

Finislninig done for custotners‘ at all seasons

oftlne year. Goods will be sold atreasonable
prices by the piece or yard.

~ ELIAS PECK, jun’r.
Greenwich Factory, May 23, 18%.‘).

Cotton Yarn, Cotton Batts, 82'.

GANDIE-WICK.
JUST rec’d a good assortnnrent of COT-
TON YARN, and CANDLE-WICK.
.flLSO, COTTON BATTS of an excel-
lent quality at 12 1-2 cents per pound.
LIKEWISE, Childreti’s red, green, 8L black
Morocco SHOES, a very good assortment,
for sale by. James MALLORY.
Non-walk, Oct. 17.

PORK AND BEEF HAMS, _
LARGE supply, anid oftlne best quality,
-'~ just rec’d 8:. for sale by E. H. S'I‘R.EI-2'1‘.

CHRISTIAN AL-MANAC, F011 1826,
JUST rec’d and for sale at the Bookstore
82. Library, South ofthe Bridge.
‘ P. PRICE.

 

 

 

 
 

'E1IE.N'EZER STE VEWS. ,
HAS just rec’tl from N. York an extensive
8:. elegautassortinent ofDRY, GOODS,
which he is now offeringfor sale as cheap as
can be ptircliast-d in any stone in this couinty.
The followitng comprise a part, viz. . - . ,
Superfine blue 81. black London BROAD '
CLOTHS ; Cassimeres and Sattinets; Vel-
vet and Bang tip cords; Bonibazcttes and

 
 

. Stripes; 200 yards fine superior ti\il’d Cir-

cassian; 200 yards Vesting, comprising ti
complete assortment ; 1000 yards superfine
aiitl comnnoin Calicoes; 1000 yds. Furniture
clnintz; black, while, 81. green French Crapes;
black and com Canton Crapes; black Can-
ton hdkfs; silk and cotton Flaggs ; Fancy
silk lndkls; black Inntlia Levantine, Sarcinets
and Sincliews ; black and white Silk Gloves,’
very superior quality; Irish Lint-'Ila, Linen
Cambrick, and Lani ti ; one box Thread La-'
ces, a complete assortnrnent : ladies white lin-
en pocket handkerchiefs; brown Mnnslin for
latlies Hats; black silk and Tabby Velvet ;—-
India Canibric and Book l\Ittslins; Jaconet
Mull, and Canibric do ; black :r'ntl white cot-
ton Hose ; black and slate worsted do ; Silk
Brtiitl ; Inserting trimmings and suspenders ;'
coat and vest Buttons of all kintls; 6 boxes,
Fancy Ribbons; large and small Tortoise
shell Combs; 15 dozen side Combs ; men’:
Buckskin and Beaver Gloves ; Pins and Nee-
dles; black Pins; one case Ladies’ white
Leglnorn Hats ; onne case do black do do ;—-
Gintglnams and Checks; Wintlow Papers ;—-‘
Reeds for Hats; Diaper and Dimity; Bed-
ticks, and Cotton Yarn; green Baizes and
Flamnels ; blnie antl yellow Nainkeen ; cotton
Cassinnnere ; Buckranii ; 1000 yards domestic-
Muslin; white Sati‘i’)*Jean; Velvet Ribbons;
black, blue, green,yellow, and purple SILK,
a choice selrctitrti ; nogenlnen' with his usual as-
sortment of GROCERIES&' CROCKERK
Norwalk, Sept. ‘26.

N EIV GOODS,

AT REDUCED PRICES.
'I‘~IIE Snnbscriber has just returned from
Net_v’-‘Ytirk with a well selecttd a§sort-
innent of'DRY GOODS ofthe latest importa-
tlons and most approved fasliiotisyaigongv

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,,wln_icln may be found? ' .-
 Superiqr blacl Levantine; elegant black’

7fig’d‘Gn'o,:(I,e,I\‘ap; Siticlneivs and Siircinett ;
gn'eeti,.pinl_c§-Laird blue-e Florences; Calicdes, a
good assortment ; Silk Vestnnng; Swansdonvn
do. ; Bn'aganza Tippens ;. Chintz Slnawls ;—-
brown Cannbrnc for_latlnes’ lnats; Gntnnps of all
colors; Belt Ribbons; '..I‘I11'8a(I Laces, very
cheap; Inserting Trimmings; fancy silk and
flagg lidkfs ; white, black, anntl col’d horseskin
Gloves ; buckskin, beaver, and kid Gloves ;—-
Bobnnett Lace; floss Thread, and Peanlnng;
black, white, and scarlet iriernnno lidkls; black,
wlnnte, and green Frent;h Ct-ape :r.blaclt, blue,
green, scarlet, and drab Tabby V elvet ; Car-
olinie Stripe, and Plaid ; Irish Lineti,&I. Lawn;
black and red Prussian Shattls; Salisbury
Flannel; Russia and Table Diaper; black
Boniba-zette and Circassian; black and cin-
namon fng’t‘l do. ;Tartan Plaids, annd Baizes 3
Flamiels, of all colours and qualities; blue
Cannblet ofsuperiorqaality; Bang tip cord ;
Domestic Gtnnghanis, and Muslntns; Bet'ltncl;-
ing ; Saninetns ; Clrecks ; American Flaiinels;
colored Canrbrics ;'" cannbric, nitill, LR’. jaconet
Mnnslinns ; plain and fig’d Swiss Muslin ; book
Muslin ;Scotch Camliric; scarlet Cassiniere
Slnanvls; spool, floss, sewing, and knitting
Cotton ;Gloves ; Hosiery ;Rt=ctncnles; Dow-
las Ribbons ; Ste. &c. together with a great:
many ‘necessary articles not here enuinerated,
all which will be sold at ti very snnnall advance
rom cost.

GROCERIES 8:. CROCKERY as usual.
- JAMES MALLORY.
Norwalk, Saint. 20.

".,w'A‘TcHr.'s, JEWELRY. 81.0.

Ennniinzcn 1:31:22,
wA'rct_t MAKER. ta SILVER SMITH,

' n . I1ASjIIst received
. . ‘ from N. York
a splendid assort-

ment! of GOODS
in his line, viz :-—
". SILVER ENGLISH

 .3 AND FRENCH
-.—.-.-_.,...—...-= WATCHES
Gold Watch Seals, Keys, Slides and Rings
BREAST PINS, and Finger Rings, of a

very fine quality -.

Gilt Watch Seals, Keys, Slides, and Rings
Steel Chains, Seals, Keys ; &.c.

An assortment of SILVER SPOONS
will constantly be kept on lnand of the very
best kind and nieatest patterns, warranted e-
qual to Spanish milled dollars.

WATCHES carefully repaired and war-
ranted.

Ntrrwalk, November 1, 1825.

FULLING, DYING, AND CLOTH-
_ DRESSING.
TIIE subscriber respecttinlly informs his
friends atntl the Pniblic in general that the
Clothing business will be continnued in all its
various branches by the subscriber, in the best
manner. All orders in the above line of hu-
siness will be tlnankfully received, and punr-t
ttially attended to by the Pttblic’s humble.
servtttit. , SAMUEL DAVIENPOYJI‘. .
N. B. INDIGO BLUE coloured in th
very best nnaniner. . -
Norwalk, Sept. 25. 1825. SI

Stone Ware F aclzory.

THE subscriber informs the pniblic that he
has established a I\IANu}'.sc'1'oriY of

STONE-WARE;

in NORWALK, at the foot of Mill-Hill, a
few rods east ofnlne Bridge, where he will be
able to snipply Orders in that line to any ex-
tenit. He has now on hand an extensive as-
sortnnent of VVare, which as to -quality and

 

at any other Factory in the cotintry. It will
be sold reasonably, botln at IVHOLESALE
and RETAIL. Merchants in the country
can have their orders met to their complete.
satisfaction tipon the shortest notice.

Asa E. SMITH_.
Norwalk, October 8), 1825, 88

beauty cannot be surpassed by the “fare made .