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the Sloop ORANGE,
, Captain S. S. RAYMt‘l\‘D, are
-,"* . —- broken. She will sail on the
‘.'u~l_l_o_t_viiig <_l:t_v__s :—- , _
Sztturday, Nov. 25, l_e_a've_s Nrirwallt.
SI1_llll'tI_'d_Y, Dec, 2. leaves Netv.York.
' '1‘-tiestlziy, Qecenibor _5, leaves Norwalk.
, ,‘.l‘ucsday, Dec. 19, returns front N. York-
Suturday, Dec. 16, lea'ves Nmwalk. .
Saturtlziy, Dec. ‘)3, returns fr. N. York.

or freight or passage. apply at the,

?acket'Oflice in tlte rear of Mr. E. B. Ben-
Melt’: Store, or to ‘the Captain on limtrd. 
Locitwooo 81. S’1‘.JQHi-N.
‘Norwalk. Nnv._ 20. 1826. /39

I I A.CCO.\L.\l0DATION PACKETS.

 

To Stiilfrom HOYTS 3; CO.’S Lririding at
A/‘oriwallc, for Peck-Slip, .New- York.
I;lE:J§,'orwa1lr. Line of Packets have cont-

_ nieneed‘ running according to their usual
\\’inter_ Arrangements-—otie of tire Packets
- leaving Norwalk and New York every Tues-
day and Saturday, tintil further notice.
Norwallt, Nuveutlir-r 14

For Satrrpzts’ and Norzvallc.
 . _, , HE Steam Boat
JOHN MAR-
 .. .. ,u.;._,‘. SHALL, .CAP'1‘AlN
..f Bartstm, continues ritu-
ning from foot C8l.llflrlllE street, on the fol~
lowing, days, viz. :-—le'avvs New York every
Tuesday, Tltuisduv, and Saturday, at tiiue
()’(:l'_|Cl{, A. M. and Norwalk every lilondziv,
\’Veduesday, and Friday. 31 ll 0’0l”Ck. r\- “-
Suwpits at 1 o'clock, P. l\-'I._ in return. For
(‘pr-‘i,t_v:ei or passage apply to ELIJAII W. Nic-
or,r.', 308 Front street,‘ N. York, "2,-ittc1ii~_*s'.i'isit
EL Quttvrsnn, Norwttllh ’ "
 B. Post Coaclies, Stages, and other
carrta-,_v,es, will be in readiness to convey pas-
gengprp to any place. NOV. I3

HE subscriber having tlte
agency ofa Chair Mariu-
f-.,cnt;_y jn New York, ltasjust
received 3| liandsoitie assort-
ment of FANCY CHAIRS,
_ which he offers for sale on as
.. ' good ‘terms as they can be
’ bought for in N.York. They
are wart-ar-ted to be made of
. the best ofuiaterials and in the
best inanner. It is ltis iutentioii to keep a
constant supply on hand, and when any par-
ticular kindiis w.antcd whicli he has not got it
can be itumediitely orde‘_r" id ,pi'ocuretl.—,--
His Chairs‘ ore made " :3 e niost re.
spectzi-ble Factories in th ' _ _,_ _ _ ,
°'~?H?'’l{'.‘’FItOS'I‘.
N()[\V3lk‘, August 28,1825.
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DA'.'ND tic POST-
- COACH 1.19212.

FLATT, PA1tTittcK, is co. wish to

give notice that they have cottiinenced
rutinitig their line of stages frc-in Danbuiy (by

way of Bethel,) to Norwalk, as f'ullows:—-

' Leave Datibury every .\iouria_v, Wediiesday,

and Friday morning, at 6 o".':lot-it, and arrive
in ti_uie to meet the steatii-boat, which rntis
{mm Not-walk to NewYork; and leaves Nor-
walk every Tuesday, Tliursday and Saturday
upon the arrival of the steam-boat. ‘

, , Nhrwalk, Septeniber 4 » 
LEWIS J71./JLLORI’ &. S«0..V',
BRAPIEBS Q. ‘I‘AIlI.i0‘.sR.5a

‘AVE just received from New York :1
H new supply of Fall and Winter Goods,
which makes their assortnient very cxtetisive,
and will be offered to the Public oti lower
terms titan usual. .

_ Aniong their assortment may be found—-
Extra super black, blue, olive, claret, drab,
Oxford and steeltnixt Broad Clo-ills

Cassltneres and Satinctts
Devotisliire Kersey
Brown and blue Canililet
Tartaii and Caroline Plaid (very low)
rfireett Baize Flannel-s
Vt.-siiiigs, a choice selection ' -'
Blzick, blue, green and drab silk Ve.l,tcet
Taliby do do do do
Levantine, fig’d and plain
_Bo-tnbazette, do do
Black and ‘drab Ratiiictt Calicoes
Zniporterl and American Gingttauis
Cauibrie, Jzicouett, book andSwiss tntzslins
Bleached $2. unbleached Shirting 85 Sheeting
Batidanoe, flaigg, and fancy silk hdkfs
tlhecks and Ticks .
Hosiery, a good assortment
".Voodstock Gloves 
Ladies beaver and horseskin do
do kid, sortie at Is. the pair
A large supply of the best 'l‘r';triniings
For Seal and Nutria Collars
Hooks and rings~;,cloak clasps and great cgat
buckles, 8Lc. , V ‘
’1‘he§c, together with a great variety not
bereiti mentioned will be sold uncommonly
low. Also, ready tirade Clothing on hand
and for sale cheap. Work dotie at short notice
and in the best style. '
Groceries and Crockery, a good assortment

Persons desirous of purchasing good and
cheap goods, will please’ call at the _.olrl_statid
of Lewis Mallory .& Son, East end Mam-st-

, fiorwalk, Qctober {ll}

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HE REGULAR Trips of

pi:

I-—+

t‘l . ~- " - - -
.§tt‘o‘aIrs, fi2arttl‘£l.8t‘.tl,8tt.'
NEW.'_ESTABLISHMENT.
II./l=lZ,‘YEY E. IIOFT
, ESPECTFULLY acqnaints his friends
andythe public generally, that he has‘
opened ashop in the east-room of Lockwood&* .
S£.John’s Store, a fefi rods east ofthe Bridge,
where he keeps, and is maitufactttring, a
variety of SADDLES,_ BRIDLES, HAR
NESS, TRUNKS, CAPS, PORTMAN-
'1‘EAUS,»HOLS'I‘ERS, and VALICES;
together with various less commodities apper
tenant to his business, made expressly’ for
customers. ., ‘
He has also for sale, Whips, Spurs,

' Sleigh Bells, and an eligible selection of

Brass and silver plated. potted, and Japaned
Hard Ware, Buffalo Robes, &.c. &.c. all of
which may be obtaitied on as moderate terms

- as at any sittiilar establishment.

*,,,,* Old articles promptly repaired.
Vi/antetl, C’./]TT1.E’S, H./HR. _
Norwalk. Jan. 2d. 1896. .‘3n145

watches, sistmelrtg, §]JODtt.‘3, szr.
"‘ " EVI CLARK
has recently re-
ceived from N.York
an addition to his
stock of Fancy arti-
cles, which he offers
to the public at fair
_J___ prices, for cash only.
on rge assortment of Sil-
ver Spoons, which he will warrant equal to
any tirade in this -State or any other, and as
cheap.—-—All kinds of Repairing possible for
ltini to do will be promptly attended to.
Vl/autcd immediately, an Apprentice to the
business. Norwalk,Oc1. 9.

OYT’S PATENT COOKING and

_ FRANKLIN STOVES.-—A constant
supply of the above highly ap/ippved Cooking
‘Slaves, for sale at the rtiaetr/:1:tureI’s. prices,
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any thing of the kind ever offered to the pub-
lic. House-keepers are earnestly solicited to
examine lllelll.‘ They comprise five different

- Bang tip cord

sizes from 313, to 335, with fixtures complete.
P._ PRICE.

CLAY’S ITCI-I OINTMENT,

F OR pleasantness, safety, expedition, ease

and (‘.£l'lalt'Il)’,lS infinitely superior to any
other medicine, for the cure of that most dis-
agreeable and tormenting disorder——Liltewise
for all herretie eruptions and iuiput ities oftlie
skin. Price 33 cents. For sale by B‘. Isaacs
Nor:-valk. and S. Jarvis. Stamford.

Gentlemen &- Ladies’ Pearl TO POW-
DEIt’.—Pr'eparcd by Dr. C , -

For sale at the Gazette 0_,{]Zce-—Price 250:5-

For salealso by Betij. lsaacs and Stephen St.

John, Norwalk, and S. Jarvis, Stamford

FALL’ GOODS JUST RE C’.D B Y
_ ~ ELI I5. BE.l\'.NE'I‘T,
' flfitv Rods East Q/‘the Bridge.
LUI-I, black, olive, mixed 5L drab Cloths
and C3SSll.t(:I'€S Dtabct
Blue and black mixed Satinetts
Devoushirc -Ketsey
Lyonskin Rose and Point Blankets
Bed, white, yellow, green, and Salisbttry
Flannel, various qualities
Tartan Plaids various patterns, some at 9.5 9d
Cat-oliiiepltitds and stripe Green haizes
Black, blue, browti and crimson plain and
figured Bonibazetts _
Blk bouibaziiie, circzissian, iustring 8L satteen
Fig’d and black Ratinett Furniture cliiniz
Calicoes, various qualities [liatus
Atnericatt and itnported stripe Plaid &.Ging-
Cassiuiere and Cashm e Shawls
4 4 so-.irletValent'ta, S: 8-4 scarlet and fig’d do
Purple and cltititz Shawls
Silk and cotton flagg liand’fs
Black canton atid plaid do
White cotton bordered and battccs do
A good assortnteut of Sltirtiug Muslius
Linen of various qualities Long Lawn
Furtiitu re Ditnily Muslin Robes
_I-incti crxnibric Cauibric muslin
Blue and plain Natilteeiis
Cravats, assorted colors
Blue Slll<'V.elVt‘l_
Plain and fig’djaconett, swiss 89. book niti‘slin
Figured Gros de Nlaples silks
Green and white Florence
Black Canton and French crape
Black sarsinett and Itidia Levantine
Bobinett Lace different widths and qualities
Green and white crztpe
Thread and cotton Laces, from 4 cents to 105
Ladies’ silk and white Kid Gloves ‘
Silk Buttons, assorted colors
Blk worsted and blk and white cotton Hose
Gitnps, assorted colors
Floss thread and cotton, skeins and spools
Foundation tnuslin
Ladies’ white cotton pocket hand’ls with wor-
ked borders Black silk Vesting
Valentin, toiluctt and niztrseilles Vesting
India calico, it good article l'or'bed quilts
Qtiiltiiig cotton Ribbons, assorted colors
Ladies’ Kid Gloves, assorted colors
Meti’s first quality Beaver do ,.

Diaper

I Brown niuslin for bats

Cotton checks ' Bed Ticks

Uutbrellas atirl Parasols Pearling
Black and critiisuu Tabby Velvet

Flat bobbin .Cottun cord Bed lace
Apron checks, warranted Indigo blue

Boot‘ webb Tapes Quality binding
Belt Ribbons, anew style Oil cloth
Silk Braids, assorted colors

Russia Sheeting Buck skin Gloves
Paper ltangings Bottnet wire

Shell, ltorn and ivory combs Spoons
Knives and Forks Looking Glasses
Clothes and shoe brushes Spelling Books
B-urber’s Razors Pen knives Scissors
Cltildt'eu’s socks Slates and Pencils
Cotton Batting, Yarn and Candle Wick

An assortment of Groceries, Hard Ware and

Crockery _ _ October 2-
ARP E'l‘ ¥AB,N—-For sale by
J ' ' ~ S. J. FROST.

 iusaep OIL, SPERM.’ f&t. l\'HALE,_
L OIL,-—For sale by S.,I_.I_*‘.BO_S'l}‘._ (

‘l ' _Q£l0b§f 16.-

 

years has proved them decidedly superior to .

I _ 3'1..t9l.1\r7:i asses.
FOR SAL,E,A"I‘. THIS OFFICE.“ I
HARD.-VVARE.

JACOB SMITH.
. (Successor to N. Beers)
FI{YlNG-PANS, English Shovels,a gen-
« eral assortment of.Scotch Hollow Ware,
* English Blister Steel, Trace Chains, a gene-
ral assortment of FILES au'_d RASPS, Cast
and Gertiian Steel. Saws, Butts and Screws,
Clotit Nails, Brads, Wrought and cut Tacks,
Thumb Latches, Scissors and Shears, Jack
‘and Pen knives, slioe"knives,.bread $1. butcli-
er do, Plain Irons; Assortment of Locks,
_ Bolts for doors and shutters, centre bits, Can-
dlesticks, Bed screws -and keys, Iron squares,
Ctirry Combs, Stiufftjrs %LTrays, Coffee mills
Slates, sand paper, Cttissels, Brass cKnobs,
Brass Curtain Pins, Shot, Paint brushes, 52.:-..
Nnrwalk, Se'pIerttber"fl5., .' " .1 "
NOTICE.
Joruv BURR./ILL
AS received during_t_lie past week a new
supply of Groceries, which he will dis-
pose of WHOLESALE and RETAIL, on
the most reasonable‘-terms for cash. Tavern
keeperswishing to be':supp‘lied,,’ will dopwell
to call. ~ g. ‘
Cogniac?Brandy by the barrel or less
St. Croix Rtim do do
New England do do
Old Jamaica Rum suitable for medicine
Various kinds of Wine, front (is. to 285. per
Galloti 
Loafand Lutnp Sugars
Ntituiegs as usual

I S TONE LIJIE,
ONSTANTLY oti hand, and for sale by
' the Cask. Loci}-woon bt. S'1‘.JOIiN.
August 1st, 1896. -

HARD-‘l'V'ARE, &c.-
JOHJV BUHII./ILL
' Asjust receivt-rl from N. York an addi-
B [ion to his stock of Hard lVare, besides
a small iissortnient of H'ollow Ware,‘ and feels
confident, _altho’ l‘c does not consider liintsell‘
a Succc-ssorto arty one,-‘he (‘Elli sell as clieap.
The fnllowiitg Ell’I,ll;lBS'_,COlll].)IlS8 apart of
his assortment, viz: ' '
Desk and trtriik Locks Table and teaspoons
Stoclt and dead do lnk powder

quantlt

September 23.

Chest and pttd do Lather brushes and
Curtain pins ' boxes «
Couiuiode tiubs Norfolk and onitnoti

latches an 'ke'tclies
Course and fttre louilt
~cnnilis
Pgrcltet Books $1. wal-

Sniifi bl. tobacco boxes

Block tin tea puts

Qtiittebuug and sand
stones

Wilson’s Bread anrl lets
shoe knives Slice and scrubbing
Butts and st:r(’\VS ~‘UrlISltes
Wrnugltt 'l‘ucks and Sails.-t)rS.'l!)(I shears
Spnraliles ' - \\’-iifers
v Jack kpett knit-cs St-ml paper
(Jug-fy cnqnlis A \\'lS, lllltl SIIOE tack
Cast hub trails Belts’ Blztcking

Spmles nntlshovels Paging awl ltatis and

S.liovels and tongs .~e\\'tne do

Grid Imus An rissortnicnt of cut
Barheris Razors Nails ‘

Bctij '5 ruztn straps Norwalk,

Septettiber 18. I896.

Liieapest yet offered.
S'.l‘REE'I‘ 82; J AMES
AVIS re(:’tl by recent arrivals from N.
You k. their Full supply of Goods. Wlticll
they tiller at their store west side the Bridge,
at the lowest prices. Among which may be
found-— - ’
2.‘; pirr-t-s line and superfine Cloths, assorted
colors; 6 do dt blue, lilack and tnixed Cas-
sinieies ; 10 do Satinets, assorted, from 44- cts
to 1 7.’), Rose and Point Blankets; Tartan
Plaid, some at 33 cents; Caroline do. very
cheap; Flannels, assorted colors, from ls Gd
to -— ; 5 pieces green Baize ; Claret and
blue C-.iuih|et; Bonibazetts, cheap enough
Drab Flttslting, a superior article for gen.le-
rtten ; blue and fancy t.oloui'ed_Pelisse cloth
fig’d Ratinet; black Itidia Levantines and
Satins; Sincliews and Sarsnetts; coloured
Florences ; Plaid Silks; Italian Lttteslring
blk, black is. brown fig’d Gro de Nap ; black,
white, and col’d Canton Crape : black,green,
and white Freucli Crapc; green and white
Gatize: Veils; Valencia, silk aitd Mersailles
Vestings ; blue, green, and blk silk Velvels
Tabby Velvets, assorted ; blk and white col’d
Ribbons ; Yellow Nankeen ; Flagg Hdkfs
black, Canton, and plaid silk do; 4-4, &L 6 4
Prussian Shawls ; dark imitation and putpled
do ; black Cassiiiiere Shawls ; Bordered do;
Merino and Cashmere Shawls ; white, col’d,
and plaid Cravats ; Linen Cantbric and Long
Lawn; Floss cotton 8L Floss Thread ;setvmg
cotton ; Calicoes,as cheap as any of our netgli
bors ; Devouslnrc Kersey, for Pea coats ;Bed
‘Ticks ;Plaitls. Apron checks; Fine Shirtitig
Ladies’ beaver, caster, kid 3!. silk Gloves; La-
dies’ cotton and worsted Hose; Gentletnen’s
Gloves atid Hose, assorted ; brown and black
Linen; black 3:. white Calicoes ; SW:mSd0\_Vn
Vestings ; Cauibric, Book ISL Jacouet hlusltn;
Figld Swiss, Book and Jaconet do ; ltnttation
Linen Czintbrie ;Furnitnre Chintz ;.O,hve &
Drab Bangtip ; Thule Lace; Bobbinett do-
tvide St. narrow ; 40 pieces Unbleacli’d Sheet?
ings, 37 iticltcs wide, 12 1-9. oeuts ; 80 pieces
Uncasville do, superfine ; 90 pieces 7 3 _d0g3t
10d ; 1 case 4.4'bleach’d Norwich sheettngs ;
500 lbs Cotton Batts at 10d ; Cotton Yarn and
Candle ‘Vick, 8Lc.
ALSO—An assortment of GROCERIES

' and HARDWARE.

Norwalk, October 16th.

CONKLIN STREINGTI-PNING _PI..\S-

, '1‘ER——WARRANTEEt GENUINE—-

FOR SALE AT THIS ormcn.
Norwalk, October 9, 1826 ‘ 39

-- Uiftttiml ifitithrncatinn,
. S _. pp_LY of 'WInt:_ocIl’s L,2q_u2d‘Opo-
v deldpc, JIISL received at. the Disperisary

'_S0,ulh o'i't)te,Btld3e- t Prion & 1l1’Lr=4.rt-

 

Academy at Wzlton.
THE stibscriber respectfullyiriforms the
‘ Public that it is his intention to resume
the business of Academics!" Iristruction. In
addition to the branches_usually taught in
Academies, the training of young gentlemen
to become Instructors of Common.Schools
will be an object of special attention. Th

on the first Mood-.iyol'November,next. Boara

terms. Tuition willvary front 3410 $6 pee
Q_u;irter. ,. ' » ~
' For the information of
too remote for personal inquiry, the following
ICSllm0DlallISiSllljfilfletl.
. HAWLEY OLMSTEAD.
VVilton, S'eptetrib_£:r'l4, 1826. I0w30

Tut's may certify tihat Mr. Hswmsv OLD!-
STEAD has receive a regular education at
this College, and that he was among themost
distinguished in his class in literary and scien-
tific attainments.

ing of the confidence and patronageof the
public. r -" Jrzitszitirsts DAY,
‘ President of ;Yale College.
Yale Collegé,,May 25, I826.
SEASONABLE GOODS.
l\'l.AY BE. FOUND AT
- JACOB S./III TH ’S
A GENERAL Assortment ofFancy and
Staple DRY GOODS, and 0fi_flS,gU0d
quality as can be found :—-
Supetfine Blue and black Cloth
do blue and black Cassimeres

Superfine claret coloured Cloth

Sattinetts of all kinds. 8 Point Blankets
Devousliire Kersey. Bung—up Cords
Red, wlute, and green Flaunels

Green Baizes. Tartan 8:. Caroline Plaids
Fustian. an excellent article for pautaloons
Rttssia Duck and Russia Sheeting
Dorclicster Tickitig, first quality-

Slieeting and Sliirting Muslius

Foriiiture Chintz. 4-4-and 7-8 Irish Linens
London, Frencli and American Prints

7 4 Mantle Merino Shawls. .

7-4, 4-4, and 6 4 Prussian Shawls

(3 4 and 4-4 Caslintete Shawls

A splendid assortment offancy Dress Shawl
0 4 and 7 4 Cassimere Srltatvls, very low
Furniture Binding. Clarks Spool Cotton
Geutlenie1i’s EL Ladies’ Hosiery, and Gloves
Bl-trzlt, white, and colored Canton Crapes
Gilt Buttons by the gross. Fancy Vestings
Silk Flagg llaiidltercliiefs '

lt‘rcnch striped 8!. AmericanPlaid Ginghams
Fine and low priced Bottibaztnes

Fine and low priced Bouibazettes

Cl‘ilVill Mttslitis. Bobbinett Lace

Black English Si'k Hose. .Ribbons
ludia and French Levatitine. India Sarsnet
Italian Lutestritig. Black Florence

I~‘ig’d and plain Gross de Naples Silk

Wltite, pink, blue and white Florence .

— Lwttite Mersailles'V’esti.ugs.~ Linen Canibric

l’laid and Fig’(l Circassiaits, Col’d Muslins
Colored Bonibazcttcs. Apron Checks _
Buckskiii Mittens. Umbrellas. Parasols
Csiuibric and Jaconet Miislius. Shell Combs
I“igtti'ed and plain Book Muslin
Spleittlttl tt'a*’0ll.lll6lll. ol'CURLS, Etc.
.Cotton Yarn and (.ottun Batting.
Cvittoti Wool, 8L6. Norwalk, Sept. 25.
V.9LL’2'2B£.E h’1_:‘.‘]b .ES'1'.3'1'E
" FOR SALE. ’
VALUABLE Real Estate
situated near the village of
, Stamford, state of Connecticut,
-3, tltirty-six tttiles from New York.
of two large Flour Mills, one of
sixteen and the other eight run of stones, ca-
pable of grinding onetltnusand bushels per
wet.-k. Tliey are located on Lotig Island
Sound, with tlte sole use ofthe harl:or,(wliich
is never itnpeded by ice when the Sound is
navigable) admitting vessels from severity to
eighty tons bttrtltett; together with houses it
the immediate vicitiity, calculated for the res
idences of millers and other labourers, with
work shops for blacksmitlis and mill wriglus,
and all the tiiodern iniprovenients for carry-
ing oti tliebnsiness so as to render it lucra-
tive to the purchaser.

A1so,;«'fm elegant modern built
Dwelling-House,

Large andcominodious, well adapted for the

 

teel family, and comutandinz a beatttiful and
extensive view of Longlsland and the Sound.
Fishing, I't‘_o\vliug, 51.0. in all their varieties.-—r
Attached to the House is an extensive Garden
of several acres, -beautifully located, and con-
taining a great variety of choice fruits, flow-
ers, and slirubbery,witli an ice house, sutntner

walks, togctlier with about forty acres oflaud
divided .itito tillage, nieadotv, and wood,-
Ba rus, stables, granary, and other out houses.
The whole emliracing an Island immediately
connected with the uiain land.

The above extensive and valuable Real
Estate will be sold separate or together. For
(lesirableness of situation, beauty of prospect,
or place ol'business,it is no probably exceed
ed in the state,at‘td therefor possesses import-
ant advantages either to the man of busiticss
or leisure. '

For further particulars inquire ol'JoaN W.
Ho_LLY, on the premises, or Messrs. Bram-‘:5,
'I‘niitie1.r: $1. Co. South-st. New York.

Also for sale, the Sloop E:rpress, burthen
sixty tons, built in 1821, is well calculated for
a mill boat or coaster, being in good order 8:
well found-s'.iils,and one cable new. Inquire
as above. ISM’ « May.139-6- '

' WELVE Boxes WindowGlass
9.0 dozen Knives and Forks ’
Glass Lamps
Brass stand Candlesticks
Pen and Jack Knives, very cheap
I Fnf salp hv Sn J: FROST-

'\l\.s’;er Wiitdotv Glass.

,' FE W boxes superior 7 by 9. UlsterGlas_s
 just rec’d and for sale by .
.. I - ‘ S-'rte=r_-3 8% «lavas-

Wititer Term of the School will commenc -

those who may, be

It is believed that he is a-
, -very able -and faitliful..-Instructor, and deserv-

 
 
 

 

may be obtained in goodfantiliesou moderatd .

,Childrens Hose, fine;

residence ofthe proprietor or any other gen- .

house, and hzindsoniely laid out with gravel _

l

 “NE GQ.O1?S. . -
Just rec’d_tzt his store__Z\t'ort7z of the Bridge
HA‘S just received fr.om N‘eu_..‘York a large.
supply‘, of ‘STAPLE.-fight’ FANCY
GQODS.‘ tvlit§lt— he. is selling’ of£.at,_‘prices
which ‘will make it an object for tliose-wishing"
t0;Pur_clia_se,to call. and examine. Atwliiob

place may be found ,1 ,_
 .. . SILK Goons; 2: 
glgck Italtan.SI_.lut.estring ; blaokzsinchevr
fi;’d bfks yetfitttntiiitlaisf’; c{rri(fdiied8t‘Ib'6F.ri:(ii:li.I;:e-
.‘ .' ‘ . I -
vanttne; .; India of !ltl)?lf38I8l.‘li£lndS‘allitI ILevaqe
“"55 , .Vel'y.stout - __ _ _ti ia attin ' wrench
do ; ivhite Sattin igreeo, _I)ltle_, pink,,§r. whitg
f1l0t‘£’.né.‘.%%3t 33. the yard blk and white Silk
use I _erent p_rices ,ar_t_ some at 7.9. the ré
bl’k Canton Crepe, 2ft the dress, and fi§’d
Cr,ape Robes. ; Bossala, Silk for Hats ; white,
 Glropde (Naples *,I‘Pongee ; gl88fl_-’I|l(Ild§
I - ta Iran ravatsf ndia do -fromrss. 6
50 lg-a sotitetyery heatfy and ; blk Ital-.
tan rapes, tom 43. to" 9.9. trie ,-yd, v een
Crape for Veils ; green. ,Gau,z'tj.; .bladkgSilk,
Vestings ;'rich Fancy Hdkfs. Qfr-Vllle latest
fashion," and best goods ever lfllllorted ;-9
gauze hdkfs ; till Einds ofGimp; and ‘Habit
rimntings - si ti orrls ofall colors _- braids

white cord for trimmifi caps ;Lise Ribbons. ~.

blk Ribbons; Flora imntings ;drab 8; blue
silk Serge; all kinds fGertiia_u 8-z. silk pocket
hdkfs, from 43.’ 911. to 9.9. _ '
WORSTED 81. SILK GOODS. , ,_
Fine blk Bombazine, different prices ;‘ Me-,
rino Circassian ; fine blk circassian ; black-

-Botnbazettes, all prices from 1.9_l0d to 4.9 the,

yd ; Caroline Plaid and stripe; Bolivar stri ’d

. Scotch Plaid ; blue and brown Cauiblett; a-

leucia Shawls, all colours.’

LINEN GOODS. , _ ._
- Fine Linetis,low pric’d ; do Long Latvtis
fine Linen Canibric Hdkfs ; white drillings
4-4, 5-4, 6-4, atid 7-4Table Linens; Rus-
sia and Birds Eye do; Russia Slioetiiig
blk and browti Litiens; Platillas, &.c. ,5’?
COTTON GOODS. . _ . .

Calicoes ofall descriptions fr. Is to 35 Bio
yard ;superior striped blk 8:. white do; Ging-
hams ; striped and plain domestic do ; brown
Cambric do; fine Sea Island Sliirtings ;-—-
steani and power looni do ; 2000 yards of4 4
and 37 inch goods for 12 cents, 12 I-22, and
13 2.1 the yd.; 4 4, 6-4 Bed Ticks; Cotton
Plaids for bed quilts, 4-4 wide ; J,-aconet and
Cambric Muslitis, plain and fig’d ; Book
and Swiss Muslins plain and fig’d, of_'_the lat-
est fashion, frotn 33 6d to 183 the yard ; all
kinds of cravats, from 923 to 6.3 the piece ; all
colours ofCauibric Muslins; white Jean, re-
markably line ;3-4 and 6-4Cambric diiiiity ;
furniture Calico ;bed fringe ;P-l_,aid Ex. stripe
Muslins; large _fig’d muslins for drapery ;--.
black and white Cotton Hose, &Lc. &t,c,

WOOLEN GOODS.

Superfine black. blue, siiixt Olive ILL Drab
Cloths and Kersirneressline white, red,green,
and yeliow Flauoels ;’d_otnest'tc do.; Green
Baizes atid Serge ‘for cloak linings; woollcftt
point and Dutch Blankets; green Table 00‘!-

vcrs ; Ratiuctts 8:. Salisbury Flanuels, &c.

VARIETY.

44, 7-4, 34 Merino Shawls ; black and ,,
Scarlet Cashmere do. ; black worsted Hose,
some remarkably fine; ladies aD(I_g8l_)llell)éll,S
white coltoti Hose, from 2310 83 the. pair ;--t-.
Suspenders, with
slides ; net do ;Lambs Wool, and Worsted
Hose ; gentleuien’s stout Leather "G1 nves ;—-
Buck do ; Woodstook do ;Beav‘er do ; Gem,
and Ladies do; Oil Clotlts ;Foundation Mus.-
lins ; Thread and Bobinett Laces ; Ivory and
Horn Combs ;_ Spool and Floss Cotton, Linen
Floss, spools and skeins ; Pearling ; Ladies
Beaver Gloves; lined do ;white Horseskiu of
the best description, colored for winter, black, '-
very stout ; black and white Silk Gloves :——1
Plns, Millinett,'Tapes, Bobbius,,Flat bobbiiiis;
all kinds of Bttttons; all colours of sewing
Silk ; Twist ; Pearl buttons; niarkiug cotton;
cotton cords ;black and colourecl Thread ;.r-
all colors ofspool cotton ; cotton in skeitis ;—
Knives ; Scissors ;_ lead Pencils ;, Beads ;-—-
Fancy boxcs—-and every article usually kept
in a Dry Good Store.

E.-Rfis constantly receiviiig‘ Goods from
N. York, and will sell to. those favouring hint
with their custorti at such prices as will give
the best satisfaction. Oct. lo, I826. 84

Leghom Hots, a new supply‘
UST re d and for sale '
‘ ‘Mas."M.. A. SELLECK.
Norwalk, Nnvenil-er I » ' ‘X
HITCHCOCK’S PLOUGHS9 .
FOR SALE BY STREET 8: JAMES.
August If-th, 189.6.
‘.130. SHQEMAKESS. .

UST received several Boxes st’-.2: 3. Black
Ribbons, which will be sold by the box at-
24 cents, and by the sidgle piece at 25. w ar-
ranted first rate ‘I’.ibb0ttS,very S1001 3.1!.‘-l €1"LC0l'

lent goods. _
. -:22./1LSO—-. =

Btickskin Mittens at Ss. the pair -_

White woollen English Blankets at 6s.4tl.
piece, very stout, suitable for batters
or horse blankets .

L[1_{EWl_SE-—Fine Blue Gambler, Less thzui
ativ iii the place

Muglin 5.4, wide, which those wishing to pur~.- '-

chase are invited to call and exatiiiiie.

' ELI REED.

Nnvenilier G. 1395.. _.
STREET 64.. IT _

EIAVE received and offer the lollotvtng

. GOODS cheap,

'I‘artat.i Plaids, sortie at 31 cents; Blue. and
brown Caniblets, cheap as any in town; green
Baize, some at 9,5._cont's ; green Flannel; very
fine red and white Flannel ;b.l’k BI0l,"b3Z_t‘llS;_
drab D_evonshi_re Kersey; English Blankets
at 75 cents ; good a'ssortui_er'tt oi" Bedticks ;-.-.--
cotton \_Vaddiug for Ladies’ coats : Ladies‘
blue cloth ; cotton Yarn ;__elegant Vestings ;
veryuperlol‘ Ind_ia.Levantine, the cheapest

ever offered; Leather Mitteiis, some at 25.104,

A159, an agsortmeiit of Looking" 'Glas§¢,§, '

 

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