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W i'iii”.err Arrangement.

F’ HE REGULAR Trips of

_ the Sloop ORANGE,

, Captain S. S. RAYMOND, are

_ ~ - ' broken. She will sail on the

‘(.|llOWl|Ig dliys :-—
Satllrtlaiy, Nov. 025, leaves Not-walk.

, SfltlI!‘d71}’, Dec, 2. leaves New York.
Tuesday, December 5, leaves Not-walk.
Tuesday, Dec. 19, returns from N. York-
Saturday, Dec. 16, leaves Not-walk.
Saturday, Dec. 93, returns fr. N. York.

For freight org passage. apply at the
Packet Office in the rear of Mr. E. B. Ben:
nett’s Store, orto the Captain on board.

Locim-ooi) 81. ST. JOHN.
Norwalk. Nov. 20. l8.‘26 39

ACCOMMODATION PACKETS.

 

 

 

 

To Suilfroin IIOYTS S‘ C0.’S lirmding at
.-’V‘oruialk,for Peck-Slip, JVe-w- York.
'1‘ HEfNorwalk Line of Pockets have coni-
nieii.-zed running according to their usual
VVint«.-.r Arrangements-oiie of the Packers
leaving Nt)F\V'iiI.k and New York‘ every Tues-
day and Saturday, niitil further notice.
_ Nlirtvalk, I-lovember I4 -

For E-Zarwpits and Norwallc.
' I HE Steam Boat
JOHN MAR-
- . . SHALL, ' CAPTAIN
 ' — "‘ BENSON, COnlllilleS~l'll_n-
iiing from 0, Cziilltlrlne street. on the fo'l'~'
lowing days, viz. :—-leaves New York e'Vf?TY
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at nine
o’clock, A. M. and 'Norwalk every Mondav,

 

 
 

. VVcdnesday, and Friday. at 11 o’clock, A. M.

Sawpits at 1 o’clock, P. M. in return. For
{might or passage apply to ELIJAH W. Nic- 
01.1., 808 Front street, N. Yorlt. Ciiiciii:s'rEn .
8'. QUINT.\RD, Norwallt.

N.~B. Post Coaches, Stages, and other
carriages, will be in readiness to convey pas-
sengers to any place. Nov. 13

HE subscriber having the
agency ofa Chair blarin-
factory in New York, hasjust
received a handsome 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 warranted to be made of
_ . the bestofmaterials and in the
"best maniiér. It is his intention to keep :1
coiistaiit supply on hand, and when any par-
ticular kind is ‘wanted which he has not got it
can we iiiiiriediately ordered and procured.--
Hi -'1,l:.iirs are made atone of the m9_st re-
sp-3.0’-able Factories in the city. '
, H. K. FROST.
_ ‘Nora-.'alk. August 98, 1896.

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BANBUR AND NORWALK POST-

COAC-H LINE.

PLATT, PARTRICK, 81. CO. wish to

give notice that they have commenced
running their line ofstagcs from Danbury (by
way of Bethel,) to Norwalk, as follows :--
Leave Danbury every .‘t'I0«Nlay, I-VedneStld.V,
and Friday morning, at 6 :i’(‘.l0ck, and arrive
in time to meet the steam-boat, which runs
from Norwalk to NewYork; and leaves Nor
walk every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
upon the arrival of the steam-boat.

Nhrwalk, September 4. 9.8

IFLEWIS .M./9LLOR1’ & son",

EEERPERS 6!. 'I'A.ILORSa
':7.'AVE just received from New York a
}_i new supply of Fall and ‘Victor Goods,
whicli makes their assortment very extensive,
and will‘be offered to the Public on lower
terms than usual. ' -
Among their assortment may be found-e
Extra super black, blue, olive, claret, drab,
Oxford anti steel mixt Broad Cloths
Cassiiiteres and Satinctts
Devonshire Hersey _,
Brown and blue Camblet -
'_r£ll".'ill and Caroline Plaid (very low)
Gieen Baize Flannels.
vlrS‘lllgS, a choice selection
Blaick, blue, green and drab silk Velvet
TflIil_iy (I0 . (I0 (I0 (I0
Lt:t-Jiilllne, fig’d and plain
Buiztliltzelle, (IO ‘ (I0 .
Bl‘vIt‘.l{ and drab Ratinett Calicoes
Imported and American Gingliams
Cambric, Jaconett, book and Swiss iiitzslins
Bltiuttlled 81. unbleached Sliirting 8L Sheeting
B-.-iiidaiioe;-flzigg, and fancy silk hdkfs
Checks and Ticks
Hosiery, a good assortment
Wtiodstock Gloves
Ladies beaver and horseskiii do
do kid, some at is. the pair .
A large supply of the best Trimmings
For Seal and Nutria Collars.
1.;.,:.i,-5 and rings; cloak clasps and great coat
buckles, 81¢. _
These, together with a great variety not
herulii mentioned will be sold tincoriimonly
],,,.- Also, ready made Clothing on hand
and for sale cheap. ‘Work done at short notice

-LUIVIBELR.

STREET & J.»_'i.MES,

HAVE received the following kinds of
LUMBER, which they offer for sale.

8.000 feet best clear Siding '
6,000 “ do do . do I
6,000 “ second clear Boards '
5 000 first aiid Qdquality 1‘!-4iuch Plank

3,000 " best clear Boards
15,000 “ mercliantable do.
10,000 “ Hemlock do. 9,00Joie’e‘
l06,000 best Catskill Shingles
94.000 do Albany do.

N. B. Most of the above is seasoned and
fit for immediate use. _ 41

fifwllllfkl, fiE17lI255f§, 35$
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
H.dRVE-1’ E. HOYT
ESPECTFULLY acquainis his friends
and the public generally, that he has
opened ashop in the east-room of Lockwood8;
St.John’s Store, ti few rods east oftlie Bridge,
where he keeps, and is manufacturing. a
variety of SADDLES, _BRIDLES, HAR
NESS, TRUNKS, CAPS, POR'I‘MAN-
TEAUS, I-IOLSTERS, and VALICES;
together with variousless commodities apper
tenant to his business, made expressly for
customers.

He has also for sale, VVhips, Spurs,
Sleigh Bells, and an eligible selection of
Brass and silver plated, potted, and Japaned
Hard Ware, Buffalo Robes, bcc. 81.c. allol
which may be obtained on as moderate terms
as at any similar establishment.

*,,_* Old articles promptly repaired.
Vi/antcd, C./ElTTl.E’S H./HR.
Norwalk, Jan. Qd, 18%. 3ni45

OYT’S PATENT COOKING and

FRANKLIN STOVES.~—.»i constant
supply of the above highly approved Cooking
Stoves, for sale at the niaiiufacturer’s prices,
by the subscriber. The experience of 2 or 3
years has proved them decidedly superior to
any thing of the kind ever offered to the pu_b-
lic. House-keepers are earnestly solicited to
examine them. They comprise five tlifliereiit
sizes froui sis. in 335. with fixtures complete.

_ P. PRICE.

CLAY’S ITCH OINTMENT,

F OR pleasantness, safety, expedition, ease

and i-.ertaint,v,is infinitely superior to any
other medicine, for the ctirc of that most dis-
agreeable and tormenting disordcr——Liltewise
for all lierretie eruptions and impurities oftlie
skin. Price 38 cents. For sale by B. Isaacs
Norwallr. and S. Jarvis, Stamford.

Gentlemen &- Ladies’ Pearl ’1‘0O’1‘1-J POW-
DER—Preparcd by Dr. CLAY.

For sale at the Gazette 0_flicc—-Price 9.50;

For sale also by Berij. Isaacs and Stephen St,

John, Norwalk, and S. Jarvis, Stamford

FALL GOODS JUST REC’D BY

ELI \5E.l"t".NET' ll‘,
Jflfew Rods East of the Bridge.
LUE, black, olive, mixed 3:. drab Cloths
and (‘assitneres Diabet

Blue aiidblack mixed Satinetts

Bang tip cord Devonshire Keisey

Lyonskin Rose and Point Blankets

Red, wliittj. yellow, green, and Salisbury
Flannel, various qualities

Tartan Ptaids various patterns, some at 25 9d

Caroline. plaids and stripe Green baizes

Black. blue, brown and crimson plain and
figured Btiinbazeits

Blk lionibazine, circassian, lustring 81. sattcen

Fig’d and black R-atioett Furniture cliintz

Calicoes, various qualities [hams

Americ:-iii and imported stripe Plaid 81. Giiig-

Cassiuiere and Cashmere Shawls "

4-4 sc-.irletValentia, 8t 8 4 scarlet and fig’d do

Purple and cliiniz Shawls

Silk and cotton flagg liand’fs

Black canton and plaid do

White cotton bordered and battees do

A good assortment of Shirting Muslins

Linen of various qualities Long Lin-rii

Furniture Diniity Musliit Robes

I-inen cambric Cauibric muslin

Blue and plain Nankeeiis

Cravats, assorted colors

Blue silk Velvet

Plain and fig‘djaconctt, swiss 81. book muslin

Figured Gros de Naples silks '

Green and white Florence

Black Canton and French crape

Black sarsitiett atid India Levaiitinc 

Bobiiiett Lace different widths and qtialities

Green and white crape

Thread and cotton Laces. from 4 cents to 10s

Ladies’ silk and white Kid Gloves

Silk Buttons, assorted colors

Blk worsted and blk and white cotton Hose

Gimps, assorted colors

Floss thread and cotton, skeins and ‘spools

Diaper

4 Foundatioii iniisliti

Ladies’ white cotton pocket hand’ls with wor-
ked borders Blacli silk Vestiiig

Valentia, toilnett and niarseilles Vesting
India calico, a good article for bed quills
Quilting cotton Ribbons, assorted colors
Ladies’ Kid Gloves, assorted colors

l\Ieii’s first quality Beaver do

Bi-own muslin for bats

Cotton checks Bed Ticks

Umbrellas and Parasols Pearling
Black and crimson Tabby Velvet

Flat bobbin Cotton cord Bed lace
Apron checks, warranted Indigo blue

Boot webb Tapes Quality binding «
Belt Ribbons, a new style Oil cloth
Silk Braids, assorted colors -
Russia Sheeting Bock 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
Cliildreii’s socks Slates and Pencils
Cotton Batting, Yarn and Candle Wick

An assortment of Groceries, Hard Ware and

Crockery October 2

and in the best style.

Groceries and Crockery, a good 3$50mT19m

Persons desirous ofpurchasing good and
ohran -"_::-odts, will please call at the old_standv
gf I1k.,'.V-IS M allory 81. Son, East-.6114 M31n'5'-
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l C ARPE/l‘ Y ARN —For stile by
I -- S. J. FROST.
' INSEED oiL. SPERM. st WHALE
OIL,——For sale by S. 5- FROST-
Octolicr 16.

; HARD-WARE.
J’;-A003 SIiIi_|]TII,'
 _ (Successor to N. Beers.)
FRYING-PANS, English Shovelsfa "gen-
_ eral assortment of Scotch 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 cut Tacks,_
Thuinb Latches, Scissors'an_d Shears, Jack
and Pen knives. shoe knives, bread 81. butch-
er do, Plain Irons, Assortnient of Locks,
Bolts" for doors and shutters, centre bits, Can-
:r'id’ keys, Iron squares,
Curry Combs, Snuffers 8.1- Trays. Coffee ruills
Slates, sand paper, Chissels, Brass Knobs,
Brass Curtain Pins, Shot, Paitit brushes, 81.c.
Norw'alk, September 25.

£001! A‘! THIS I!
-ELI REED

AS rec’d during the past week a quan-

tity of Fancy 81. Staple GOODS, and,
connected with his former purchases, consti-
tutes a first rate assortment.

Several pieces of stout India Sinchews

India silk, remarkably good
White, pink and blue Florence at 85 the yard
Bossala Silk for Winter Bonnets ‘
Dark VViiiter Ribbons
The best of India Satin
Fine black Nankeen Crape
Canton Crapes, some at 34 the piece

Black Silk Velvet

winter coats

Norwalk, Nov. 28.

Aiigiist lst. I826.

dlesticks, Bed screws .

Italian Silk

7-4 and 8-4 red and blackhleritio Shawls

A quantity of Spool Cotton, 500 yards to the
spool, the best of cotton, at 8d the spool

All kinds ofscwiiig Cotton

Several pieces of Mixed Cloth, suitable foi-

[the yard

Bang up Cord very dark and stout, at 9.5. 4d.
Fine Worsted Drawers

v

STONE LIME,

ONSTAN'I'LY on liaind, and for sale by ,
' the Cash. LOCKWUOD 81. ST. JOHN.

his assortment, viz :
Desk and trunk Locks
Stock and dead do
Chest and pad do "
Curtain pins
Conimode iiohs
Snuff 81. tobacco boxes
Block tin tea pots
Qninobaiig and sand
Sltiti(‘S
Wilsmfis Bread and
slide knives
Bulls and St:l'€’W5
Wroiiglii Tacks and
Spirnililes _

J-.ii;lt pen linivcs
Ciirry coiiilis

(_ia~‘l litil) tiztils

Spailes and slitirrils
Slitiwls and lungs
Gl'l(l Irons V

B.irlit'r’s ]_1:izoi's
Bi.-i.-_i."s razor straps

.. Lather

HARD-‘WARE, &c.
t JOIIJV BURIMLL

from N. Yiirll an addi-

-E_:i.-\S just received V

tioii to his stock of Hard “lure, besides

a sniiill assortment of Hollow Ware, anil feels

confirletit, allho’ he does not consider himself

a Successor to any one, he can sell as cheap.
The following articles cohipiise apart of

Table and teaspoons

Ink powder

brushes and
boxes

Norfolk and common
lalclies and itetchcs

Coarse and fine tooth
combs

I-‘ockct Books 81. wal-
lets

brushes
Scissors and shears
Wafers
Sand paper
Awls, and shoe tack
Belts’ Blacltiiig
Pegiiig awl halls and
set\‘iri_9, do
A nf- assortment of cut
Nails
Norwalk,

1' September 13, 1826.

at the lowest prices.
found——-

Candle Wick, 81.0. .
amiiiAEDWARE.

Clicapest yet‘ offered.

STREET &. JAMES

AVI‘-I rr=c’d by recent arrivals from N.
E S York, their Full supply of Goods. which

they oll't:r at their store west side the Bridge,
Among which may be

25 pieces line and superfine Cloths, assorted
colors; 6 do di blue, black and mixed Cas-
simeres ; 10 do Satiiiets, assorted, from 44 cts
in 1 75 , Rose and Point Blankets; Tartan
Plaid, some at 33 cents; Caroline do. very
cheap; Flannels, assorted colors, from 13 (id
to — ; 5 pieces green Baize ; Claret and
blue Cariiblet; Bombazetts,clieap enough
Drab Flushing, a superior article for gen:le-
men ; hltie and fancy coloured Pelisse cloth
fi,»’d Ratinet ; black India Levantines and
Saiins; Sinchews and Sarsnetts; coloured
Florences ; Plaid Silks; Italian Luteslring
blk, lilacli E2. brown fig’d Gro de Nap ; black,
white, and col’d Canton Crape: black,green,
and white French Crape; green and white
Gauze : Veils ; Valencia, silk and Mersailles
Vestiiigs ; blue, green, and blk silk Velvcts
Tabby Velvets, assorted ; blk and white col’d
Ribbons ; Yellow Nankeen ; Flagg
black, Canton, and plaid silk do ; 4-4. 51- 6-4
Prussian Shawls ; dark imitation and puipled
do ; black Cassiniere Shawls ; Bordered do;
Merino and Cashmere Shawls ; white, CON,
and plaid Cravats ; Linen Cambric and Long
Lawn; Floss cotton 81. Floss Thread ;sewing
cotton ; Calicoes,as cheap as any of otir neigh
bors ; Devonshire Kersey, for-Pea coats ;Bed
Ticlts ;Plaids. Apron checks; Fine Shirting
Ladies’ beaver, caster, kid 81. silk Gloves; La-
dies’ cotton and worsted Hose; Gentlemen’s
Gloves and Hose, assorted ; brown and black
Linen; black 81. white Calicoes ; Swansdown
Vestings ; Cambric, Book 81. Jaconet Muslin;
Fig"d Swiss, Book and Jaconet_do ;ITnIt_atlon
Litien Cambric ;Furn'iture Chintz ;-‘Olive 8!.
Drab Bangup; Thule Lace ; Bobbineti do.
wide 81. narrow ; 40 pieces Un‘b|eacli’d Sheet-
ings. 37 inches wide, 12 1-9 cents ; 30 pieces
Uncasville do, superfine ; 90 pieces 7 8 do, at
l0d ; I case 4.4 bleach’d Norwich slieetings ;
500 lbs Cotton Batts at 10d ; Cotton Yarn and

Hdkfs

ALSO-—An assortment of GROCERIES,

Norwalk, October 16th.

3 - ONKLIN S'I‘RENGTH’NING PLAS-M,
‘ C 'I‘ER—WARRANTED GENUINE— 1'
- FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.

l Norwalk, October ii, ism 32

Shoe and scrubbing

 smasozminni: 1360105.-

MAY BE FOUND AT
JACOB S./IIITH’S

A GENERAL Assortment of Fancy and
Staple DRY GOODS, and of as good
quality as can be found :— ,
Superfine Blue and blacli Cloth
do blue and black Cassirnereit

Superfine claret coloured Cloth _ '
Sattinetts of all kinds. 3 Point Blankets
Devoiishire Kersey. Bang-up Cords
Red, white, and green Flannels

Green Baizées. Tartan 81. Caroline Plaids
Fusiian. an excellent article for pautalootis
Russia Duck and Russia Sheeting
Dorchestcr Ticking,’ first quality

Sheeting and Shirting Muslins . .
Furniture Chintz. ,4-4 and 7-8 Irish Linens
London, French and American Prints

7 4 Mantle Merino Shawls.

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

6 4 and 4-4 Cashmere Shawls ,

A splendid assortment of fancy Dress Shawl
6 4 and 7 4 Cassimere Shawls, very low
Furniture Binding. Clarks Spool Cotton
Gentlemen’s 81. Ladies’ Hosiery, and Gloves
Black, white, and colored Canton Crapes
Gilt Button; by the gross. Fancy Vestings
Silk Flagg Handkerchiefs

French striped 81. American Plaid Ginghams
Fine and low priced Bonibazines

Fine and low priced Bombazettes

Cravat Muslins. Bobbiiiett Lace

Black English Silk Hose. Ribbons
India and French Levantine. India Sarstiet
Italian Lutestring. Black Florence

Fig’d and plain Gross dc Naples Silk

White, pink, blue and white Florence

White Mersailles Vestiiigs. Linen Catiibric
Plaid and Fig’d Circ:issiaiis,- Col’d Musliiis
Colored Boiiihazcttes. Apron Checks
Buckskin Miiietis. Umbrellas. Parasol:
Cambric and Jacoiiet Mn.-zlins. Shell Combs
Figured and plain Book Muslin

Splendid assortiiietit of‘CUltLS, 81cc.
Cotton Yarn and (..otton Batting.

Cotton \V'ool, 81.c. Norwalk, Sept. 9223,

V./1LU.9_BL!:} RE./IL ESTJITE
FOR SALE.

VALUABLE Real Estate

situated near the village of
Stamford, state of Connecticut,
. - -- , .. thirty-six miles from New York.
Ii C»i'tislSl,~'. of two large. Flour Mills, one of
Slxletli and the other eight run of stories, ca-4
pable of grindiiig one thousand bushels per
week. They are located on Long Island_
Sound, with the sole use oftlie liarl2or,(wliich
is never impeded liyice when the Sound is
riavigalile) admitting vesselsfrom severity to
eighty tons bnrtlieii; togetliernith houses ii
the iiiiniediate vicinity, calculated for the res
idenccs of tiiillers and other l:lI)Dlllf8I'5,'-Wlllt
work shops for blacksiii‘.ths' and mill wriglits,
and all the modern iiiiprovenients for carry-
ing oti the business so as to render it lucra-
tive to the purchaser. ’

Also, an elegant modern built
Dwelling-House,

Large and cominodious, well adapted for the
it-.sitli=iit:e ofthe proprietor or any other gen-
tnr-.l family, and coniiiiatidiiig a beautiful and
exiciisive view of Longlslaiid and the Sound.
Fishing, Fowling, 810. iii all their varieties.-
Attaclied to the House is an extensive Garden
of several acres, beautifully located, and con-
taining zi great variety of choice frtiils, flow-
ers, and shrtibbcry,witli an ice house, summer
liouse, and liandsotiiely laid otit with gravel
walks, togctliei-nitli about forty acres of land
divided into tillage, meadow, and wood,-
Barns, stables, granary, and other out houses.
The whole embracing an Island immediately
conuccted_witli the niaiti land.

The _above extensive and valuable Real
Estate will be sold separate or together. For
desirableness ofsituation, beauty of prospect,
or place of business,it is no probably exceed-
ed in the s‘tatc,and therefor possessesimport-
ant advantages either to the man of business
or leisure.

For further particulars inquire 0fJomv W.
HoLLY, on the premises, or Messrs. BYRNES,
TRIMBLE 8: Co. Soutli-st. New York.

Also for sale, the Sloop Express, burthen
sixty tons, built in 182], is well calculated for
a mill boat or coaster, being in good order 81.
well fouiid—sails,and one cable new. Inquire
as aliove. lfltf May, 189.6.

WELVE Boxes Window Glass
20 dozen Knives and Forks
Glass Lamps
Brass stand Candlesticks .
Pen and Jack Knives, very clica
For sale by _ S. J. Frtostr.

Ulster Windotv Glass.
FEW boxes superior 7 by 9 UlsterGlass

just rec’d and for sale by
STREET 81. James.

HOLLOW VVARE.

ARGE and small covered and common
Spiders, iron Pots and Dishkettles
Baku Pans, very cheap

 

Skellets High Pans Tea Kettles
Fire Dogs, various sizes Griddles
'-‘—ALiS'0-~

Sad Irons. Nos. 3, 4 5 and 3
English Spades and Shovels _
Trace chains “fool cards '
Large wire for baleing
Wisk Brooms and Brushes
Superior and common writing paper
Letter paper and manulactured ql.ll‘II3
GL.fliS'iS' W./IRE,
An assortment.
CROCKERY-—an assortment
The above articles and also an assortment o

DRY GOODS;

Are Offered to ,i,0‘5e who wish to purchase
cheap, by Locxwoon 81 ST. Jomv.
Noveiriber7 .
j ANTED, a BOY from 15 to l6_ years
. up; as an apprentice to the Hatting
‘ Hnttnir W. SM!'é‘;I-

Lbusi ness.
Norwalk, Nov. 42,

 
 

VOL. IX. 1 no 4&3

NE W GOODS;
Just r'cc’d rzt his store No‘:-iii oft/ze Bridge
. . E In I REED .
HAS just received from New York a large‘.

_ supply.’ of STAPDE and FANCY
GOODS. Which. he is selling" off at prices
which will makeit an object for those wishing
towpiirchase toibarll and e*amIIIet' At which
place may be found

 SILK Goons.

Black Italian Lutestring ; black Sirlelieiifd
and Sarsanett Silks, from .33 (id. to 73; ;'J.
fig’d blk Levantines ; colored do; French Lea
vantiue ;India ofthe best kind; Sattin Levan-
tines, very stout;blk India Sattin ;Fiencli
do ; white Sattin ;green, blue, pink, 8:. u bird
Florence, at 8.9. th_e yard ; blk and white Sills
Hose,‘ different prices, and some at 78. the pr
bl’k Canton Crape, 84 25 the dress, and lig’cI
Cfape Robes ;Bossala Silk for Hats ; wliito
fig’d Gros de Naples ; Pongee green India
Silk ; Italian Cravats ;Itidia do, from 8:}. 6d.
to 123. some very heavy and stout ; blk Ital-I
tan Crapes',§ from 4.9. to 03. the yd. ; green
Crape for Veils; green Gauze; black Silk
Vestings ; rich Fancy I-Idkfsr. of the latest
fashion, and best goods ever imported ;-a
Gauze hdkfs ; all kinds ofGimp; and Habit
Trimmings; silk Cords ofall colors; braids
white cord for trimming caps ;Lise Ribbons
blk Ribbons; Flora Trimmings ;dfiib 81. blue
silk Serge ; all kinds of Geriiiali 81. silk pocket
hdkfs, from 43. 9:1. to 9.9. _

V'r’,ORSTED 81. SILK GOODS.
Fine blk Bombaziiie, different prices ; Me;

 

Boinbazettes, all prices frotii ls wit to 43 the
yd ; Caroline Plaid and stripe; Bolivar strip’d
Scotch Plaid ; blue and brown Cauiblett;Va~
lencia Shawls, all colours.

LINEN GOODS. _

Fine Linens, low pric’d ; do Long Iilawiia
fine Linen Cambric Hdkfs ; white drillings
4-4, 5-4, 6-4, and 7-4 Table Linens; Rus-
sia and Birds Eye do; Russia Sheeting ;-s
blk and brown Linens; Platillas, 81.c.

COTTON GOODS;

Calicoes ofall descriptions fr. 18 to 33 08 a‘
yard ;superior striped blk 81. white do ;Ging-
hams ; striped and plain domestic do ; bi'ot{Zu
Cambric do; fine Sea Island Sliirtings 
steam and power loom do ; 2000 yards of4 4
and 87inch goods for mcents, 12 I 2, and
is 2d the yd.; 4 4, 6-4 Bed Ticks; (‘oitori
Plaids for lied quilts, 4-4 wide; Jacoiiei and
Cambric Musliiis, plain aiid ti-_-’d ; Book
and Swiss Muslins plain and fig’d, of the lat-'
est fashion, froin 83 (id to 183 the yard ;'all
kinds of cravats, from 9.3 to 83 the piece ; all
colours ofCaiiibric Muslins; white Jean, re-
markably tide ;3-4 and 6-4 Cambric oiinity;
furniture Calico ;bed fringe ; Plaid 81. stripe
Mtislins; large fig’d muslins for drapery ;-;-
black and white Cotton Hose, 81.c. 83c.

WOOLEN GOODS.-

Clotlis and Kersimeres ;fine white, it-o gr-ten,
and yellow Flantiels; domestic do.; Greed
Baizes and Serge for cloak linings; woollen
point and Dutch Blankets; green Table Cod
vers 3 Ratiiietts 81. Salisbury Flariiiels, 820.
,_ * VARIETY.

4-4, 7-4, 8-4 Merino Shawls ; black and
Scarlet Cashniere do. ; black worsted Hose,
some remarkably fine; ladies and gcnileiti‘en’s
white cotton Hose, from 9.3 to 83 the pair ;—
Cliildrens Hose. fine ; Suspenders, with
slides ; net do ;' Lambs Wool, and ,Worsted
. H use ; gentleiiien’s stout Leather Gloves ;-¢,-'-
Buck do ;'Woodstook do ;Bt-aver do ; Gent.
and Ladies do; Oil Cloths ;Foundation Mus-
lins ; Thread and Bubinett Laces ; Ivory and

Floss, spools and slieins ; Pearling ; Ladies
Beaver Gloves; lined do ;white llorseskin of
the best description, colored for winter, black,‘
very stout ;' lilack and white Silk, Gloves ;-.—-
Piiis, Millinett, Tapes, Bobbins, F-lat liolibiiis;
all kinds of Buttons; all colours of Sl:'~i‘ll‘lg
Silk; Twist;Pearl buttons; marking cotton;
cotton cords ;black and coloured Thread ;-——'
all colors of spool cotton ; cotton in skeins ;-—-
Knives; Scissors ; lead Pencils ;' Beads ;-
Fancy boxes-—and every. article‘ usually kept
in a Dry Good Store. A

E. R. is constantly receiving Goods from
N. York, and will sell to those favouring him
with their custoiiigat such prices as will give
the best satisfaction. Oct. 16, I826. 84

Leghorn Hats, a new supply
UST re d and for sale
Mas. M. A. SEr‘.I.1~:cK.
Norwalk, November I 1

STREET 6!. JAMES
HAVE received and offer the tollowing
= GOODS cheap.

Tartan Plaids, some at 31 cents; Blue and
brown Cnnibleis, cheap as any in town; green
B_aize,,some at 25 t:_enls ;green Flannel; very
fine red and white Flannel ;bl’k Bomliazeits;
drab Devonshire Kersey; English Blankets
at 75 cents ; good assoriiiicnt of Bediicks ;—
cotton Wadding for Ladies’ coats ; Ladies’

1 blue cloth ; cotton Yarn ; elegant Vesnngs ;

veryupe rior India Levaiitiiie, the cheapest
ever offered';Leather Mittens, some at 2-. l0d»
Also, an assortment i.vfLooking Glasses. _

Ready made Clothes.

EDWIN EOGKWOUD

HAS just received a new and handsome

supply ofready and well made Clothes
as" almost every description, suitable for the
,,,,,,em ge_g9'on; whic'i he can sell a little less
than can be obtained elsewhere. Among his

_ assortment may be found-—-'

Pea Coats, various qualities ; Great coats

. Lyonskin Jackets;Roundabout do; Satinétt

arid broadcloth Pantaloous,difi‘erem qualities;
«do. of best kind of bangup cord;Vestsot blue
and black broadcloth, silk, nit-rsaillen and
swansdown, sac -, Flannel waistcoats S1. draw-j
ers ; cotton 81. flannel shirts ;,Guernsi=y Ir';t*k$'
suspenders ;stockings ; boots and shoes. Sm.
Also, a general assortment of Groceries. __n
The above-._ articles will be “ exctiaiiged: .

very low for cash. .
-32.

ll Norwalk, November

.I

rino Circassian;fiiie blk circassiaii;blaclt '

Superfine black, blue, mixt,Olive 8t. Drab _

Horn Combs ;Sp.iol and Floss Cotton, Linen _