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Wimr Arrangement.
- no REGULAR ‘trait... of
the ,Sloop ORANGE,
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.tSaturday, Nov. 925, leaves Notjtvalk. .
Saturday, Dec, 2. leaves New York.
Tuesday, December 5, leaves Not-walk.
fllluesday, Dec. 153, returns from N. York-
Saturday, Dec. 10, leaves Norwalk.
Saturday, Dec. E23, returns fr. N. York.

I 3', For freight or passage, apply at the
;?acket Office in the rear of Mr. E. B. Ben-,
. -‘n_ett’s Store, ‘or to the Captain on board.

Locxwoon 31. Str. Joan.
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fate Sail from 5H0-YTS _
_ JV'oj~tnall£,for Peck-Slip’, .New- York.

, - l=IE:.N'orwa1k line-Q/‘Packets have com-
_ ' - tnehced running according to their usual

_.‘\Vi_nter Arrang.ements——one of the Packets

leaving Norwalk and New York every Tues-
_ day and Saturday, until further notice.
Norwalk, November 14

 

For Sctuymls and Nor-walk.
‘_.r, _,-_, , HE Steam Boat
 -. JOHN MAR-

I‘? -‘-‘w.--_, SHALL, CAPTAIN

'- 75--."=‘-“'~=7-'3.’-3-.‘-is BENSON, continues run-
‘uiti_g.fr"oni.foot Catharine street, on the fol-
lowing days, viz. :--leaves New York every
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at nine
o’clock, A. M. and Norwalk every Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday, at It o’clo-ck, A. M.
- Suwpits at ‘I olclock, P. M. in return. For
.fre'tgltt.or ztssage apply to ELIJAH W. Nic-
. or.L'. S08 ront'stre'et, N. York, Cute IIESTEIL
.& QUINTAED, Norwalk. '

N. B. Post Coaches, Stages, and other
‘carriages, will be,in readiness to convey pas-
sengcrsto any place. Nov. I3,

. IHE subscriber-having the
agenc ofa Chair’Manu-
factory in ew York, has just

ment of FANCY CHAIRS,
which he offers for sale on as
good terms as they can be
bottgltt for in York. They
‘ -are -warranted‘ to be made of
. _ ’ tlte bestofmaterials and in the
‘ best manner. It is his intention to keep ‘a
"oonstant supply on hand, and when any par-

‘tidular kind is wanted which he has not-got it

 

‘can be itntnediately ordered and procured.-— '

His Chairs are made at one of the must re-
spectable Flaotories in the city.
' ll. K». FROST.
Norwalk. August 23, 18%.

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COACH LINE.
' LATT-. P.-XRTRICK, 8:. CO. wish to
 give notice that they have commenced
running their line of stages frotn'Danbury (by
way 0 Bethel,) to Norwslk, as fuI|0ws:—
Leave Danbury every Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday morning, at 6 o’clock, and arrive
in time to meet the steamboat, which runs
from Norwalk to New/'York; and leaves Nor-
walk every Tuesday,Thursday and Saturday
upon the arrival of the steam-boat.
, Nltrwalk, September 4. . 9.8

TKLEWIS Jll./JLLORY & .s0.v',

-DRAPERS 61. TAIIIORS.
HAVE just received from New York a
» new _supply of Fall and Winter Goods,
which makes their assortment very extensive,
'.and will be offered to the Public on lower
‘terms than usual. 4.
Among their assortment may be found.-—
' Extra super black, blue, olive, claret, drab,
- Oxford and steel tnixt Broad Cloth's '
Cassimeres and Satinetts
Devonshire Kersey
‘Brown and blue Camblet
Tartan and Caroline Plaid (very low.)
Green Balze Flaunels "
Vcstings, a choice selection
Black, blue, green and drab silk Ve‘hcl2t

 

-‘Tabby (I0 ’ do do do
Levautine, fig’d and plain
_Bmnb'azette, do do

Black and drab Ratinett Calicnes

Imported and American Ghighatns
Catubric, Jaconett, book and Swiss rm: its V
Bleached 8:. ttnbleaclted Sltirtfng 8;. Slreetidg
Baudanoe, flagg, and fancy silk hdklis
Checks attd Ticks 
Hosiery, a good assortment
Woodstock Gloves , ‘_
Ladies beaver and horssskin do,
do kid, some at is. the pair.- . .
A large supply of thebest Tritnmidg;
Fur Seal and Nutria Collars _
Hooks and rings; cloak clasp: and great 
bttckles, &.c. _ -
These, together .with a great variety trot
herein mentioned will be sold uncommonly
)uw_.. Also, ready inade Clothing on hand
and for sale cheap. Work doneatisiiort notice
=ttnd in the beststyle. - -
Groceries and Crockery, a good assortment.
Persons‘ desirous of pt.trcbasing«good and
cheap goods, will please call at [lie oldéstand
San,-Eatstjend Mkll!-fit‘-.

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' variety of SADDLES, BRIDLES, "BAR

,1, .<—=- broken. She will sail on the-
. following days :— ‘ ' 

Sleigh Bells, and an eligible selection or
' Brass and silver plated, potted, and Japaned
‘ Hard Ware, Buffalo Rubes,8tc. Eszc. all of

C0,’S Lohtlirzg all

_ supply of the above highly approved Cooking

artt2.sa2_t:t,&;t
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

_ _1lt/IRVEY -1}; H0171’ ,

ESPECTFULLY acquaints‘ his ‘friends '

_ arid the public generally, that he has
opened ashop in the east-room of L'bckwood&-
St.John’s Store,a few rods east ofthe Bridge,
where he keeps, and is, manufacturing, a

NESS. TRUNKS. CAPS, P_ORTMA.N--
LTEAUS, HOLSTE-RS, and VALICES;
together with various less commodities apper ,
tenant to his business, made expressly for
customers. '

He has also for sale, lVhips, Spurs,

which may be obtained oil as tttoderatelerms ‘
as at any similar establishmiattt. ~
'1‘'** Old articles promptl_v‘mpah-ed,
Wanted, CflTTLE’S HJEIIR.
Nurwalk. Jan. Qrl. 18°23. Bnvffi

watches, flctnrlry, Spoons, 3_ef'r.i

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- _ has recently re-"
ceived from N. Yolk
an addition to his
stock of Fancy arti-
cles, which he offers
to the public at fair
prices, for cash only.

ge ‘assortment OI Sil-

ver Spoons, which lie will warrant equal to
any made in this State or any other, and as
che.tp.—All kinds of Repairing possible for
him to do will be promptly attended to.
Wanted immediately, an Apprenticeto the
business. Norwalk,.Oc't. 9'.

OY'I"S PATENT COOKING and
FRANKLIN STOVES.-—A constant

Slaves, for sale at the.mannfacturer’s prices,
by the subscriber. The experience of 2 or 8
years has proved them decidedly superior to
any thingiof the kind ever offered to the pub-
lic. House-keepers are earnestly solicited to
examine them. They comprise flve d'tfi‘erent

received -a handsome assort-

. Blue silk Velvet

. Brown muslin for bats

sizes from 818, to 53;’), with fixtures complete.
. 1'‘. PRICE.

CLAY’S ITCH OINTMENT,

B‘ OR pleasantness, safety, expedition, ease

and certai"nty‘,is infinitely superior to any
other medicine, for the cure of that must dis-
agreeable and tormenting disorder-—Likewise
for all herretie eruptions and itttpttrilie-.8 ofthe
skirt. Price 33 cents. For sale by B. Isaacs
N_Qr_walk, and S. Jarvis, Stamford.

Gentlemen 8; Ladies’ Pearl '1'0O'1'H POI!’-
DER—Prepared by Dr. CLAY.
For sale at the Gazette 0_[]z'ce.-—Priee. 9.501.:
For sale also by Benj. Isaacs and Stephen st,
John, Norwalk, and S. Jarvis. Stamford -
FALL GOODS JUST RE C’}.') B Y
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taaP.bknnuTT,
./Ifrw Rods -East ofthe Bn'a’g-c.
LUE, black, olive, mixed 5:. drab Cloths
, and Cassitnercs Dr-abet

Blue and black mixed Satinetls
Bang up. cord Devonshire Kelsey
Lyonskin Rose and Point Illanltcts
Red, white, yellow, green, and Salisbury

_F|attnel, various qualities _
Tartan Plaids various patterns, some at 25 9d
Caroline pl:n(IS and stripe Green baizes
Black, blue, brown attd crimson plain and

figured Botnbazetts l
Blk bnmbazittc, circassiau, lustriug SI. satteen
Ftg’tl and black Rzttinett Furniture chiutz
Calicoes, various qualities [hams
American and imported stripe Plaid El. Ging-
Cassitnere and Cashtnere Shawls -
4 4 sc.-.rletValeutia, 8:. 8 4 scarlet and ftg"t.l do
Purple and cltiutz Shawls
Silk and cotton flagg haud'fs

lack canton and plaid do

I bite cotton bordered and battees do
A good assortment ofShirting Mttslins
Linen of ‘various qualities Long Lawn
Fttruitn re Ditnity Muslin Robes
I-inen cambric Catnbric muslin
Blue and plain Nankecns
Cravats, assorted colors Diaper
Plain and fig’djaconett, swiss 8:. book muslin
Figured Grns de Naples silks
Green and white Florence
Black Canton and French crape , ‘-
Black sarsiuett and India Levautine
Bobinett Lace different widths and qualities '
Green and white crape '
Thread and cotton Laces. from 4 cents to 102
Ladies’ silk and white Kid Gloves
Silk Buttons, assorted colors ,
Blk worsted and blk and white cotton Hose
Gimps, assorted colors
Floss thread. antl cotton, skeins and spools
Foundation muslin - .
Ladies’ white cotton pocket hand'ls with war;

ked borders Black silk Vesting
Valentia, toiluett and marseillcs Vestnu;
India calico, a good article for bed quilts

uilting cotton‘ Ribbons, assorted colors‘

Ladies’ Kid Gloves, assorted colors
Men’s first quality Beaver do

Cotton checks Bed Ticks ,

Utubrellas and Parasols Pearlitfg
Black and crimson Tabby Velvet

Flat bobbin Cotton cord Bed lac‘e
Apron checks, warr_aute_d Indigo blue

Boot Webb Tapes Quality binding
Belt Ribbons, a pew style Oil cloth
‘Silk Braids, assorted colors ..

Russia Sheeting Buck skin Gloves
Paper hangings Bonnet wire ,
Shell, horn and ivory combs Spoons .
Knives and Forks " Looking Glasses
Clothes and shoe brushes ‘Spelling Books
Barber’s Razors Pen knives Scissors
Childrett’s socks ‘ Slates and Pencils
Cotton Batting, Yarn and Candle Wick '.
An assortment of Groceries, Hard Ware and _

Crockery October 2
C ARPET YARN—For sale by
‘ * S. J. FROST._

INSBED OIL, SPERM, 81. w HALE
.. OIL,-‘—Fors‘ale by S.J.FBD§'I‘.

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BLANK LISTS .
FOR SALEAT THIS OFFICE.
, IIARD-WARE.
UAGO3‘ SMITH;
I _ (Successor to N. Beers
FRYING-PA'NS, English Shovels,a,€;en-
eral assortment ufScotch' Hollow Ware,
English Blister Steel, Trace Chains, a gene-
ral assortment of FILES and RASPS, Cast
and German ‘Steel, Saws, Butts and Screws,
Clout Nails, Brads, ‘Wrought and cutTacks,’
Thhmb Latches, Scissors and Shears, Jack
and Pelt knives, shoe knives, bread $2. butch-
er do, Plain Itoils. Assortment of Lock-s,
Bolts for doors and shutters, centre bits, Can-
dlesticks, Bed screws vnd keys, Iron squares,
Curry Combs, Sttulfers &.Trays, Coffee mills
Slates, sand paper, Chissels, Brass Kttobs,
Brass Curtain Pins, Shot, Paint brusltes, &.c.
Np_r_tvalk, September 25. .
JOHN. BU1:1z.aLL _
AS received during the past week a new
supply ofGroceties, which he will dis-
pose of WHOLESALE and RETAIL, on
the most reasonable terms for cash. Tavern
keepers wishing to be supplied, will do well
to call.
Cngrliac Brandy by the barrel or less" quantit
— St. Croix Rum , do do

New England do do

Old Jamaica Rttm suita-ble for medicine

Various kinds of Wine, from 63. to €85. per
Gallon _

Loafand Lump Sugars

Nutmegs as tt‘su:tl

STONE LIME,
ONSTANTLY on hand, and for sale by
the Caslu LOCKWOOD &. Sr. Joan.
Arigttst let, -I896.

HARD-VVARE, &c.
. JOHJ\" BUIt’If.HLL
HAS just received lrtim N. York an addi-
tionto his stock of Hard ‘Ware, besides‘
a small assurttnent of Hollowiware, and feels
confident. altho’ he does not consider ltitttsell'
a Successor to anyone, he cart sell as cheap.
The following articles conrptise a part of
his assorltttttit, viz :
Desk and trunk Locks

 

September 23.

'l‘a_.l.-lelnnti teaspoons

Stnclt and dead do lnlt powder
Chest and pad do Ixatlnjr brrzshes anti
linxos

Curtain pins
Cnunnode nubs
Snuli'8.'. tobacco boxe-
Block tin tea pots

Nttrlt.tlk aml comtnon
lutcltes and ttetcltt-s
Coa_t'se, and line tooth

Qlllllt'l)allg and sand crumbs ‘
stones I — .{’_oc_ltct. Books 81. wal-
l.W.iltron.’&-. Brita-1» raw‘: } -'.-rlr‘'t~s—-' "
sboeltnivcs Shoe and scrubbing‘
Butts anti screws brttshes
Wrought Tanks and St:is~ors and shears
Sparztbées Wafers
Jar.-ll 8:. pen knives __Sattttl paper
Curry combs .-kwls, and slide tack
Cast hob nails Bells’ Blat-kitzg

Spades and shovels Pegittg awl halls and

Shovels and-tongs, scttttt; do

(.1‘r:d Irons . An assttrttttent of cttt
B.trl>-.-r’s R‘-.zors' Nails

Bt-nj.’s ‘l'3?ml straps 'Norwall;,

Septentber I8. l85.‘-.'(l._

Lheapeet yet o‘t‘fered.
STREET 8L JALV-‘IRS
HAl’E rec’d by recent arrivals front N.

York, their Fall supply of Goods, which
they offer at their store west side the Bridge,
at the lowest prices. Among which may be.
louud—- _

‘25 pieces line and superfine Cloths, assorted

colors; 6 do dz blue, black and mixed Cas-
simeres ; 10 do Satinets, assnrtetl, from 44 cts
I01 7b", Rose and .Point Blankets; Tartan
Plaid, sortie atS":3 cents; Caroline do. very
cheap; Flarlnels, assorted colnrs,‘frnm ls Gd
to -— ; 5 pieces green Baize ; Claret and
blue Catnblet; Boutbazetts, cheap enough
Drab Flushing, a sttperior article lor gende-
men ; blue attd fancy coloured Pelisse cloth
lig’d Ratinet ; black India Levantines and
Satins ; Sinchews and Sarsnetts; colourel
Florences " laid Silks; Italian Lllte-String
blk, lilach ‘brown,fig’d Gro de Nap;black,
white, and t:ol’d Canton Grape : ,black,green,
and white French Crepe; green and white.
Gauze : Veils; Valencia, silk and Mersailles
Vestings ; blue, green, and blk silk Velvets
Tabby Velvets, assorted ; blk andwbite col’d
Ribbons; Yellow Nankeen; Flagg Hdkfs '
black, Canton, and plaid silk do ;,4-4, 81. 6 4
Prussian Shawls ; dark imiptation and putpled
do ; black Cassitnere Shawls ;‘Bordered do ;
Merino and Cashmere Shawls; white,col‘d,
and plaid Cravats ; Linen Cambric and Long
Lawn; Floss cotton 81. Floss Thread ;sewing
cotton ;‘Calico‘es,as cheap as any of our neigh-
bors ; Devonshlre Kersey, for Pea coats ;Bed_
Ticks ;Plaids. Apron ‘checks; Fine Shirtiug
Ladies’ beaver, castor, kid'&. silk Gloves; La-
dies’ cotton and worsted Hose; Gentletnen"s
Gloves and Hose, assorted ;_ brown and black
Linen; black &. white Calicoes 5 Swansdown
Vcstings ; Cambric, Bottle 8; Jaconet Muslin;
Fig’d Swiss, Book and Jaconet do ; Imitation
Linen Carnbrie ; Furniture Chintz ; Olive 8:
Drab Bangup ; Thule Lace; Bobbinett do.
wide 3*. narrow ; 40 pieces Unhleach’d Sheet-
iugs, -37 inches wide, 12 1-2 cents ; 30 pieces
Uncasville do, superfine ; 90 pieces 7 8 do,at
lod ; 1 case 4.4 bleach’d Norwich sheetings ';
500 lbs Cotton _Batts at 10d ; Cotton Yarn and
Candle Wick, &c. /

ALSO—An assortment of GROCERIES
and HARDWARE. ’

I Norwalk, October 16th.‘

CONKLIN ,STRE_NGTH’N IN G PLAS-
_TER+WARRANTED GENUINE-—
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.

Norwalk, October 9_,.,18'26 ‘ ' 8%

ktttvttttrttl fimbrntattou.
' SUPPLY of W hilioews Liquid

l October 16.

 

— tleldoc, ttst received at the I_)i_spensary
_k§5lg\2.r Pltétcs 5’-:ll1’LEs.:‘i.

 

. Cautbt'ic and Jaconet .\lnsl'tns.

 

 

Academy at Wzlton.
THE_sttbscriber respectfully informs the
Public that it is his intention to resume
the business of Academical Instruction. In
addition to the. branclt'e‘s usually taught in
Academies, the training of voting gentletuett
to become Instructors of Common Schools
will be an object of special attention. Tlt
Winter Tertn of the Sbhool will cothtiiettc
on the first Monday of November neitt. Boa to
may he obtained in good .families on moderatd
terms. 'I‘uition will vary from '34 tti $3 pee
Qttarter. _. . it
-For the information of those who may be
too remote for personal inquiry, the following
testimonial is sttlxjninedc , _ ,
HAWLEY OLMSTEAD.
Wilton, SepteInbe'rl4, tacit. l0w80

This may certify that Mr. Hawncv Oxym-
s'rnAr)‘ has received a regtllar education. at
this College, and that he was among ‘he most
distihgtrislted in his "class"in literary and scien-
tific attaintnents. If is believed that he is a
‘very able and faithful Instructor, and deserv-
ing of the confidence and patronage of the
public. " Jam.-ztlitati DAY,

Presidentof Yale College.

Yale College, May 25, I896.

SBASONABIB ‘GOODS.
MAY an FOUND AT

JACOB SM] TH ’S

GENERAL Assortment ofFan_cy and
Staple DRY GOODS, and of as ‘good
quality as can be found :-=-'‘ " - 
~S_upetfine Blue and black Cloth =‘”
 do blue and blaclt Cassimerés
Superfine claret coloured Cloth 
Sattiuetts of all kinds. 3 Point Blankets
D_evottshire Kersey. Bans;-up Cords
R_etl,wltite, and green Flarmels
Green-Baizes. Tartan 8:. Caroline Plaitls
Fuslian. an excellent article for pautalootts
Itttssia Duck and Russia Slreeting ‘
Uorcltestcr Titzking, first quality
Sheeting and Shining Mttslittzt
Furniture Chintz.
London, Frenclt anti Atnericatt Prints
7 4 Mantle Meriiio Shawls. _
7-4, 4-4, and 6 4 Prussian Shawls
6 4 and 4 4 Caslttnere Shawls _
A SpI€'ltt‘lI(I _a.~so.-tment of fancy Dress ‘Shawl
6 4 and 7 4 Cassimcre Shawls, very low.
Furniture Binding. Clarks Spool Cotton,
Geutlemen’s 3:. Ladies’ I'_10§ICl'_yh3illd Gloves
Black, white, and colored Canton Crap-BS
Gilt Buttons by the gross. Fancy Vestings
Silk Flagg Hautlltcrchicfs
Freuclt striped kt. Anteric-an Plaid Ginghams
Fine and low pl'lC(-Ytl Hotttbaztnes - .
l"ine and low priced Bumbazettes
Ct-avat Mttslitts. l3nhb'tuett.Lttve
Black Eualislt Si‘k Hose. Ribbons .
lntlia and Frenclt Lt-.vantinc._, India Slarsuetg
Italian Lutestriitg. Blaclt Florence
I-‘ig’t_l ttl‘l(l"pIalIl Gross dc,Naples Silk
White, pink, blue and white Florence
White Mersailles Vestittgs. Linen Catnbric
Field and £t‘ig’d Circassians, Col’d Mttslins
Lfnloted Bonthazettes. Apron Checks
Bllclittliill Mittens. Umbrellas. Parasnls
Shell Combs

I'"tgtt.red and plain Book Muslin
Spletttlid iI5\.UlIllIf‘lIl OPCURLS, EEC.
C-utton Yarn and ( ottun Batting.
Cut tun Wunl, 81.0.. Nnrtvalk, Sept. 955.
Vflibl/'.*1B1.l?.' RE./lb EST./ITE
I”0R SALE. I
VALUABLE Re‘al'Estate
situated near the village of
Stattnfortl, state of Connecticut,
. . thirty-six-miles from New York,
I conszsts of two large Flour Mills, one of
sixteen and the other eight run trfstunes, ca-
pable of grinding one thousand bushels per
tveek, They are located on Long Island
Sound, with the sole use ofthe harbo'r,(which
is never impeded by ice. when the Sot)n'd is
navigable) admitting vessels from severity to
eighty tons bnrthen; together with houses it
the imn-.ed_iate vicinity. calculated for the res
idences of tnillers and other labourers, with
work shops for itlacksmitlts and mill wrights,
and all the modern" irnprovetuents for carry-
ing ‘on the business so as to render it lucra-
tive to the purchaser. . ’

Also, an elegant modern built,
Dwelling-_House,

Large and‘ commodious, well adapted for the
residence ofthe proprietor or any other gen-
teel family, and commanding a beautiful and
extensive view of--Ijonglslatld and ‘the Sound.
Fishing, Fowling, &t.c.;in all their varieties.-—
Attached to the House is an extensive Garden
of several acres, beautifttlly located, and con-
taining a great variety of choice fruits, flow-
ers, and shrubbery,with an ice house, summer
house, and handsomely laid out with gravel
walks, together with about forty acres of land
dividedinto tillage, meadow, and wood,-
Barns, stables, granary, and other out houses.
The "whole embracing’ an Island immediately
connected with the main land.

The above extensive and valuable Rail
Estate will be sold separate or together. For
desirableiness of situation, beauty of prospect,
or place til‘ business,it is no probably exceed-

 

ed in the st'ate,artd therefor", possessesirtiporté

ant advantages either to the man of bhsinesfi
or leisure. _ _ _

For further particulars inquire of Jenn W.
HOLLY, on the premises, or Messrs. Bitttrtss,
Taxman: kt. Co. South-st. New York. -

Also for sale, the Sloop Express, bnrtben
sixty tons, built in 1821, is wellcalculated for
a mill boat or coaster, being in good order 81
well foul-Id--sails,and one cable new. Inquire
as above. _‘.13t_f _ May. 1,896-_

TWELVE Bottes VVin_d'~'.“V Glass

920 dozen Knives 'and:‘F0t_k's

Glass Lamps

Brass "stand Candlesticks

Pen and Jack Knives, very
For s_ale.l1iV,

Ulster‘ Window GlaSS_‘.

cheap . I ,
S.._J.;Fuos,'1E. _

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st re_c’d and for sole b.V.__ , __ A
Srssgt ts busy; :1

4 4 and 73 Irish Linens

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Just :‘cc’d at iris store North of the fliidgg
_, azrnannqf ,
AS~just receiv_ed_frqm New York a large.
__ _ shpply _'of STAPLE’ and FANCY.
GO-OD_S, which lie i§__sellIiig -off at prices
which will thaké ii aii’ object fd‘i' those wishing
l°,l“l|ft}hase;tn ‘call and eiamitte‘. At Whicl
plaice may lie fouiid, . I
y 4 -_ SILK_GOOIIl‘S}_, 1. - ~ 4
Black Italian Ltttestring ; blabk Slri'E:lte\i'Is‘
and-1 Sarsanetf Silks, from -.38. 6d. to 7§..;g-
fi‘g*d blk Izevantines ;'c6‘_l'oreti do; French Léfé

'va‘ntine ;India ofth'e'.b"esi kind;Sattin Levant

tines, very, stout ; blk India Sattih ;Ftettclt
r_lo ; while Satlin ;green; blue; piiik, kt.-whi_ti§.
Floréhce,_at‘?l."3. the yard ; blk and white Silk
Hose; dilii.-rent prices‘, and seine at 7.9. the pit
bl’k Canton Crape, 84 95 the dress; and flg'_
Crape Robes ';'Bossala Silk for Hats ; whité
fig’d ‘Gros do Naples ,; Poilgee ; green Inditi
Silk ; Italian Cravats ; India do, from 89. 6:2;
to 1923. some very heavy atrdstout ; blk hat-'
iau Cfapes, from 4:}; to 9.9. the yd. ;.g‘r'_eeri
-Crepe for Veils ; g‘reen__G_auEe; black Silk
Vestings ';'ricb -Fancy Hdkls. of the latest
fashion; ‘and best goods ever imported ;~l-'5
Gan;-§é'hdkfs;all ‘kinds ofGim’p'; and Habii
Trimmings; silk Cords ofall colors,;’ braids
white card for tritttrning caps ;Lise Rtbfroits
blk Ribbons 3 Flora Trimmings ;drab St b|ts"t§
silk Serge; all kinds ofGertua‘u Est. silk pocket
hdkfs; from 48: 9?}. to Ila.
WOl{S1"ED 87. SILK GOODS.

Fine blk Bombazine, different prices ;' llfé-T
rino Circassian ;fiue blk circass-i‘a'n ; black
Bumbazettes, all prices from is 108 to 43 thd
yd ; Caroline Plaid and stripe; Bolivar strip’d
Scotch Plaid ; blue and brown‘ Catublé-tt;Vzi‘-7
lencia Shawls, all colours.

LINEN Goons. _
Fine Linens, low pric’d ;do Long Izrltvifi

. fine Linen Catnbric Hdkfs ; white dtillingk

4-4, 5-4, 6-4, and 7-4 Table Littérts; Russ
sis and Birds Eye ao; tttrssra Slter.ling- ;.:
blk and brown Linens ; Platillas, &r.c.-
COTTON~ -Gi ~t }_DS. , . ._
Calltéoes ofall descriptions fr; IE _ti‘I,,$i{8' 

yard';st1perlor striped blk 8:» white do ; Gir_t'g¢'_ ._

hams ; striped and plain domestic do ;' brawl’!-
Cambric do; fine Sea Island Shirtings :4:
steam and power lo'u'tn do ; 9000 yards UN 4'
and 37 in‘clt goods for 1?} cents, I2 I-2, and
Is ed the yd.~; 44, 6-4 Bed Ticks; co-non -
_Pl-aids for bed quilts, 4-4 wide; tlactittet and"
Cambric Muslius, plain and, figld _; Booli
and Swiss Muslins plain and fig’d, of the lat-
est fashion, from 83 (id to l8'.§ the yard gall
kinds of cravats, from 93 to 63 the piece ; all
colours ofCambric Muslins; white Jean, rbfil
tnarkably fine ;S-4 and 6-4 Cambric di'2ni't‘y:'
furniture Calico ;b'ed fringe ;— Plaid $5 stripe
l'v‘l_uslius; large fig’d~mu_6_|itu for ctg.--por3~,~ur -

‘black attdivhlte Cotton Hose; tic’. &.c;

WOOLEN GOODS. _

Superfine black, blue, mi:tt Olive 8% Oral!
Cloths and Kersimeres ;frne wllite; 're'd,gre'en;
and yeliow Flaunels; dotttesllc def; Greer:
Baissos and Serge for cloak littings; wtjollaii
poittt and Dutch Blankets,‘ green Table C65
vers ; Ratinetts 81} Salisbury Flatrttels; &rc.-

VARIETY." _ __ . ,

4-4, '7-4, 8 4 Ill».-lino _Sltawls jblack find
Scarlet Cashmere do. ; black tvorsted Hose;
some remarkably "fine; ladies and gbrttliéttieuli
white cotton Hose; frotnl.}g-' to 81? the pair 3--as
Childrens Hose. fine § Ea‘uspend‘e‘r'sf,- tvitlj
slides ; net do ;_La‘htbs Wool, and Wbrsted
Hose ; gentletnen’s stout Leather Gloves :--’?-‘
Buck do ; Woodstoolt do ;Beaver do ; Gent;
attd Ladies do°,Oil Cloths ;Fduudation_Mtts£
lins ; Tltread and Bubinett Laces ; Ivory and
Horn Combs ;Spoo| and Floss Cotton‘, L7irt'ét'i
Floss, spools and sketrts ; Pearliug ; Badiei
Beaver Gloves ; lined do ;white Horseskili of
the best description, colored for winter, black;
very stout ; black arid white Silk Gloves 
Pitts, Millinett,.Tapé§, Bobbins, Flat bobbins;
all kinds of Buttonli all colours of sewing’
Silk ;' Twist ; Pearl buttons; marking ccttottg‘
cotton cords yblnck and culotiretl Thread ;«'l—-'
zill colors of spool ctiiton‘ ; cotton in skeins ;-"I
Knives; Scissors ; lead Pencils ; Beads 
Fancy boxus——jan_tl , every article usually kept
iii a Dry Good S'tor”é'.- ' , ‘

E. R. is_,constantly' ieeeiving Goods fidiji
N. York, and will sell td those favouring hitii
with their custom at such prices as will give‘
the best satisfaction: , . Oct. l6,_l89'e. $4
FOR SALE BY 5.. .1; PBOEE
ST. Croix and New Orleans Sugar ,

 White Havana powdered do
Brown Sugars__ ' V ,‘ ,
Flesh Hyson. Young Hysoii, Hymn skiil ass
Souchoiig Teas, _ , » ., _
T_e_nerifI'e; Malaga, Poll and Ctifrant,W’t'ti'§i'.
Good Molasses _, .’
Loaf Sugar Ric'é'._ Clojvléé
Ginger; N'(itm'e'gs;’ Cinnamon
Brushes of vai'ious' kinds
Baskets dot , do
Shovels-.aod Spades 17
Cedar‘ Tubs and Pal s ,_
W'oo'den Bowls , .. _ -5
Sperm and’ Sweet Oils ;' _Whale do ‘
Tacks, Brads and Sparrbjtv bills
Bellows ; ‘Brooins ; Raisins
Petitlash and Saltpeier _ , _ _ ._
Ktifves and Forks Spanish Se’g,'§ri3 ‘
Alum; Copperas; Soap; Caridles
Writing and Wrapping Papel‘
Metalic Tea Po'ts,_ai"ld Sppons ,
Window Glass ; Pocket Lights

[ass and Japaned Iiatnps . . _ H,‘ ‘. . ' V
at Mabkerel, N’tI."l, aiitl 2, in lfirréls V ,
lialf barrels -"‘ . ‘

Palfént WHHEZV HE.-‘£03’

. . -Hay‘ and main“? F°";l‘-“. . ._
Old dairiaica Rum, si.'t'it‘able_foi‘ rr’{edicir‘i“e_' _
400 Busltels Sand ; Go'od.Starch A,‘-Itrt_'o,tti,Is.2t,‘3.'f
Chocolate; Ciilfee ' Stelrtf‘: Z5‘ ’ '

Norwalk, Sep't’etn'I5‘er I8‘. I 2 .9

Leghorn Hats, at s ‘ I .

UEST red and for safe _ ,
__ Mas. M’: A. Si:r.1.a'tt:r:’

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