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Salmlzs, ibarntasrs, 8::

.,!.e , 4 H-RRVEY E. HOYT
 No. 2, East part of Main-Street,

ES__PEC.'I‘FULLY acquaints his friends‘
. . ‘arid the public generally,'that he still
continues to manufacture in the very best
mariner, SADDLES, BRIDLES, HAR-
NESS‘, TRUNKS, CAPS, POR'I‘MAN-
TEAUS, HOLSTERS, and VALICES;
together with every other article in his line of
business. ,

‘ He has also for sale, Whips, Spurs‘.
Sleigh Bells, and a very‘ choice selection of
Brass and silver plated,-potted, and Japaned
Hard Ware, Buffalo Robes, 8:0. &c. all of
which may be obtained on as uio'dci'ate terms

 

 
 
 

V as at any similar establishment."

. '*** Old articles promptly attended to.
Wanted, .C._f._7TTLE’S H./HR.
'Norwalk, J9. Qd, l8Q7. 45 . .
T STEAM BOAT LINE.
Stages everyday, Sunday/s eccce ted for
Sawpz'tts,-,Stamforil, lkorwal , and
‘ 7 ’ Bridgeport.

 

M_ARSH_AL1'j have commenced run-
ning a daily .Line -of STAGES during the
trinter season, as follows, viz.

_ Leaving Zachariah Mead’s, 23 Bnivery, or
Parrott 8: Kirk’s, 58 Mulberry street, N. Y.
every day, at 9 o’clock, Au M-

Leaving Horace Cook’s Tavern, Norwalk,
(Com) at7 o’clock, A. M. Captain Peter
I{napp"s, Stamford, at 8 o’clock, A. M.

Fare to Sawpitts, . . - 31 00
Greenwich . 1

, - Stamford .

J Norwalk .
. Bridgeport . . .. 3 _00

All Baggage at the risk of its respective
owners.

N. B. This being the most splendid Line
on this Read, and having careful and experi-
enced drivers, Passengers may ride wuli ease
"and more than ordinary safety.

January 6, 1827. 46
-"Old Line of Stages, from, New York by the

may qfstazinforrlcnd v".‘e.=‘uial1o5 to Danbury.

Fame 32 75 cts. 3 thro’in one day. .

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~ E the Subscribers, wish to inform the

Public that we have commenced run-
‘ ning a Line of STAGES, to meet Gaurcn
8: ODEL1:.,'at Stamford,‘ asvfollows I .
Leaves A. HowAru>’s, No. 18 Bowery, N.
York, every Tuesday, Thursday. 81. Saturday,
at 9 o’clock, A. M. for Stamford,Norwalk, 8L
Danbury. Leaves G1-ZRSHODI Nicnons’. D3"
bury at 8 o’clock. H. Wm-1'Locx,Norwalk.
at 7 ’o’clock. EZRA KN.sPt>’Sr Slanlrmde 3
oiciock, A, M. every Monday, Wednesday, $1.
Friday, and arrives in N. York; 81.3 °'°l_°Ck:
"P. M. The subscribers having proylded
good horses and carriages,and carefel drivers,
'-solicit the patronage oftheir-Friends.
S 46 KEELER, Wrrvrnocit, 8:. Co. '

NEW Si. CHEAP ESTABLISHMENT.
- HE Subscribers having purchased agood
assortment of CARRIAGES. and
HORSES, solicit the patronage of their for-
mer lriends,‘and request them to call at the
house of HEZEKIAE Wurrnocx for any VE-
HICLE which they may choose for convey-
ance to any part of the country, and they can
be accommodated on as reasonable terms as
at any other Livery Stable in the county.
Trying is the Naked Truth.
 Keenan, VVBITLOCK, 8: Co.
Norwalk,lDec; 19, 1896. 45
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HE subscriber having the
agency ofa Chair Mariu-
‘factory in New York,-, has just
received a_ handsome assort-
ment of FANCY CHAIRS,
.,. which he offers for sale on as
‘,'.‘ - a good terms _as.tlis.r.,;cn.c.‘;l>-Ea;
“ ‘ bought*fm' in ‘{’£.'rk_. They‘
are warranted to be made of
« the best ofmaterials and in the
_.best manner. It is his intention to keep a
Q-constant supply on hand, and when any par-
ticular kind is wanted which he has not got it
can be immediately ordered and procured.—-

 

_ I-lis Chairs are made at one of the most re-

R spectable Factories in the city.
\>, H‘ K. 
Norwalk, August 28, I826.

ROCK SALT; ‘LG.
SOO BUSHELS very superior Rock Salt,
10!) Pounds Salt Petre , [very cheap]
$50 barrels Canal Flour, of difl'erent brands
' A quantity of superior MUSTARD
A quantity 0 the first quality Box Raisins.
N. B. The above articles the subscriber
offers for sale at low prices. -
J OHN Boaasu.
Norwalk, Dec. 7, 1826. 42

. 50 Tons Plaster,
FOR SALE BY. S. J. FROST.

CONKLIN STRENG'I‘H’NING PLAS-
'.l‘ER.—"A constant supply of the above
celebrated article, warranted genuine, for sale
--«WIIOLICSALE and RETAIL, at the Nor-

"tvvalk Dispensary, south of the Brid e.

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MAY ‘BE FOUND AT

JACOB SM TITS

canons.

A GENERAL Assortm nt of‘Fancy and
' Staple,DRY GOOD , and of as good

quiility as can be found-:---

Superfiue _Blue'and,black Cloth

do blue and black ljiassimeres

Superfine claret coloured C otli
Sattinetts of all kinds. 8 Point Blankets
Dagroiis-hire Kelsey.» Bang-up Cords
Red, white, and green Flarinels
Gr. n Baizes.‘ Tartan kc Caroiine Plaids
Fustiari. an excellent article for pantaloons
Russia Duck and Russia Sheeting
Dcrchester Ticking, first quality
Sheeting and Shining Mullins

Furniture Chintz. 4-4 anil 7‘-8 Irish Linens

London, French and American Prints
7 4 Mantle Merino Shawli.

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

6-4 and 4-4 Cashmere Shawls

A splendid assoitinent of fjncy Dress Shawl

6- 4 and 7 4 Cassimere Shawls, very low
Furniture Binding. Clarks Spool Cotton

Gentleuicn’s lit. Ladies’ Hésiery, and Gloves

Black, white, and color
Gilt Buttons by the gross.;
Silk Flagg Handkercliiek

‘Canton Crapes

Fancy Vestings

Fi'encli striped kc Am-..-ricin Plaid Ginghams

Fine and low priced Bombazines

Fine and low priced Bombazettes
Cravai Muslius. Bobtineit Lace
Black English Silk Hose.‘ Ribbons
India and French Levantlne.
Italian Lutcsiring. Bl ck Florence
Fig’d and plain Gross de aples Silk
White, pink, blue and white Florence

India Sarsnet

White Mcrsailles Vestings. Linen Cambric
Plaid and Fig’d Circassiahs, Col’d Muslins

Colored Bonibazettes. Apron Checks
Buckskin Mittens.’ Umlirellas. Parasols

Cambric and Jaconet Muslins. Shell Combs

Figured and plain Book Muslin

Splendid assortment of GURLS, Sic.
Cotton Yarn and (:otton‘l_’»attin<'.

Cotton VVool, Eco. Norwalk, Sept. 925.

STREET do -'1' AMES

FFERS the following GOOD, at the

lowest market prices._

Blue, black, olive, drab and Oxford mixed

Broad Cloths
Blue, black &I. mixed Cassirneres
Satincrs of all kin ds, andcheap
Tartan and Caroline Plaids and Camblets
Red, white, yellow, and green Flannels
Baizes
bazettes Devonshire Kcrsey
Drab Fearnought , — '
Cashmere and Cassimere Shawls
A good asortment dark Chintz
Furniture Calicoes :“ Cambrics
Iaconet and book Muslins
Figured, Book and Swiss Musliiis _
Widt, Bobbinel Lane‘ ‘ "9 Ttu:’i§“T!2i"”"“ 
Black and colored Canton Crapes
Black and white French do -
Bandanoe, flagg and black Cotton Hdkfs.
Cotton Flagg hdkfs. cheap as any
Canton Flannel
Plaids
Plain and i‘ig’d Gro de Nap
Italian Lutestring
tine and Sarsnctt
Fig’d Rauineit
Linens _ Linen Camhric and Lawn
Black,'pinlt, and blue Canibric
Wadding
Light blue Ladies Cloth
Blankets
Shootings, 320. «Ste. &'.c.
HARDWARE.

Col’d Flnrences

Black Boinbaziucs and Bom-

Bedtir.-ks, Checks and
Bangup cords ofgoodsqiialiiy
Black
Black India Levan-

tine and common Irish
for ladies coats Buckskin mittens

Rose and Point
Bleached and unbleached

Knives and Forks ; Razursand" Strops;
Knob Locks; Stock and Trunk do ; Butts 8:.
Screws; Buck Saws; Saw Files; Door Han-
dles ; Brass Nails ; Shoe and Bread Knives;

Wrought and cut Nails, fstc.
Also-—A_SllI'r1ll assortinent of Groceries.

HARD-WARE, &c.
JOHN BURRJILL

HASjust received from N. York an addi-
tion to his stock of Hard Ware, besides
a small assortment of Hollow Ware, and feels
coiifident, altho’ he does not consider himself
a Successorio any one, llecan sell as cheap.
The following ai°ticlcis comprise a part of

nis assortment, viz : . . _
Desk and trunk Locks Table and teaspoons
Stock and dead do Itlls powder

Curtain pins oxes

N rfolk and common

Chest and pad do Lcsher brushes‘ and

C-ommode nobs
Snufi‘&r. tobacco boxes
Block tin tea pots

Quinebaug and sand einnbs

Spades and shovels Pegiig awl hafts an

_ lptches and ketches
Course and fine tooth

3

stories Porlket Books Sr. wal-
Wilson’s Bread and lets
SIlO_t.‘. knives ,,Shoe;»a_r;(}. scrubbin
".‘But.-‘go and screws " ‘bi shes ‘
Wrought Tacks and Scis ors and shears
Sparables W 2: rs
Jack 8;. pen knives San paper
Curry combs Awls, and shoe tack
Cast hob nails Bert ’ Blac-king

d

Shovels. and tongs se ing do

Grid Irons An sottment of cut
Barber's Razors N is

Beiij.’s razor straps J . Nerwalk,

HARD-WARE.

_.'l'.A.G0:B SMITH,
(Successor to N. goers.)

Septpmber 18, I896.

RYING—PANS, Englis Shovels,a gen-

eral assortment ofScotc Hollow Ware,
English Blister Steel, Trace, hains, a gene-
ral assortinent of FILES aull RASPS, Cast
and German Steel, Saws, Butts and Screws,
Clout Nails, Brads, Wrought and cut Tacks,
Thumb Latches, Scissors and Shears, Jack

and Pen knives, shoe knives, bread 8:. butch

or do, Plain Irons, Assortment of Locks,
Bolts for doors and shutters, centre bits, Can-

dlesticks, Bed sciews - nd keysiIron squares,

Curry Combs, Siiuffers 8:. Troy

,,Coffe.e mills

Slates, sand paper, Cliissvls, Brass Knobs,
Brass Curtain Pins, Shot, Paiiil brushes, km.

Nortvalk,-Septeniberflfi. 3 

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— Cordials, Ale, &c.
Skin, and Souchong. _

-- -"Greer: aln:l_:~;1i3-.c,.cr'.ipe ...-. I‘ .-

THE Subscribers having formeda con-
nexion in the Grocery busine , under
the firm of H oyt 8; Chichester, woiil inform
their friends and the Public, that ti y have
taken the stand formerly occupied bi’ ‘d-warcf
H. Street, where they intend keep‘
eral Assortment of Groceries, Hard
They have now "on hand -‘ -
LIQUORS, -consisting of Bra tly, St.
Croix, Jamaica and N. E. Rum, Gi , Wines,

'I‘E,AS.—-Hyson, Young Hyso , Hyson
l

SUGARS.——Lump and St. Croii.
MOLASSES, best quality. ‘‘ '
VVheat and Buckwheat FLOU _
BUTTER, CHEESE, SALT.}‘ ’ __ '
COFFEE,very superior. ' I1,
FISH.—Mackere|, Shad, and ed.
Raisins ; Oranges ; Pepper ; Als ice; _Gin-
ger ;Pearlash, Starch, Snuff, T t:cq,,,&c.,,
%zc. together with an assortment Esifiiiéii
Ware, Hardware, Sac. _
FRANSIS Hofu‘,
- Warm CKIOEESTEE.
Norwalk. Dec. 15, 1896. l -_ 43

NEW Goons JUST R.iiC’D BY
ELI 15. bE.l\’.l\°ET't‘,
./Ifew Rods East of the Bridge.
LUE, black, olive, mixed éztrab Cloths

and Cassiizieres Di bet

Blue and black mixed Satinetts_ ;

Bang up cord Devonshire Keisey
Lyonskin Rose and Point Blankets
Red, white, yellow, green, and -Salisbury

Flannel, various qualities ’
Tartan Plaids various patterns, some-at 25 9d
Caroline plaids and strips Green baizes‘
Black, blue, brown and crimson plain and
figured Boilibaiaells

Blk bombaziiie, circassian, lustr rig 8:. sattcen
Fig’d and black Ratinett Fuiniturecliintz
Calicoes, various qualities j [hams
Americaii and imported stripe Plaid &. Ging-
Cassimere and Cashmere Sh-a'wls 

4.4 scurletValentia, 8!. 8-4 scarlet. and fig’d do
Purple and cliintz Shawls 

Silk and cotton llagg hand’fs

Black canton and plaid do ,

White cotton bordered and batlees do

A good assortment of Shining Musliiis
Linen of various qualities Long Lawn
Furniture Dimity Miisliii Robes
Linen cambric Cainbricimuslin

Blue and plain Nankeens
Cravats, assorted colors
Blue silk Velvet ,
Plain and fig’djaconett, sivissjfsr. book muslin
Figured Gros de \laples ‘silks’

Green and white Florence

Black Canton and French crape

Black sarsinett and India Levantine

Bobltiell Lace difl"t*.§e,!;-.‘ widtlzjj and qualities

Diaper

Thread and cotton Laces, from 4 cents to 10s
Ladies’ silk and white Kid Gloves

Silk Buttons, assorted colors,

Blk worsted and bl_k and white cotton Hose
Giinps, assorted colors T

Floss thread and cotton, skeins and spools
Ladies’ white cotton pocket;hautl’fs with wor-

ked borders Black silk Vesting

Valentin, toilnett and marseilles Vestiug
India calico, a good article for bed quilts
Ladies’ Kid Gloves, assorted colors

Men’s first quality Beaveitfdo

Cotton checks Bed Ticks _
Umbrellas and Parasols Pearling
Black and c_riinson Tabby-" Velvet

Apron checks, warranted Indigo blue’

Russia Sheeting . Buck skin Gloves
Shell, Il0I'n=\3ll(I ivory couibs Spoons
Knives and Forks Looking Glasses
Clothes and shoe brushes Spelling Books
Barber’s Razors Pen knives Scissors
Cliildi'en’s sticks Slates and Pencils
Cotton Batting, Yarn and Candle Wick

An assor,fnient of Groceries, Hard Ware and

Cl'0EkBfY October 9.’

OLLOVV VVA-RE.‘
A and small covered and common
- . iders, iron Pots and Dishkettles

Bake us, very cheap

Skellet High Pans Tea Kettles

Fire gs, various sizes Griddles
--€LSO---

Sad Igpns, Nos. 3, 4_ 5’ and 6'
Engli i Spades and Shovels
Trace chains IVool cards
Larg wire for baleing -
Wisk Brooms and Brushes
Supe ior and common writing paper
Lettcl paper and manufactured quills
Al GLJQSS W./IRE,
 An assortment.
.' CROCKERY—an assortment‘: '
L -‘ Locnwoon &rxS'r. Joan.
(LPNEIV BOOKS.§§:l},
KETCHES of North Ainimcuii Indians,
zvols. 1§:.,mo.; Picture of Greece, in
189.5, 9. vols. tz mo.‘; English Life, or Man-
ners at Homelin four Pictures, 2 vols. 19. m0.;
Stranger oft Valley, an American Tale,'2.
vols.,lE2 mo. ; Tonnewnnte, or the Adopted
Son of Aineri a ; modern Travels, £ vols. 12
mo. ;Fieldin ’s Journey 8L Voyage ; History
ofthe Pirates Cecil’s Sixty Narratives ;——-
History of Gncrge Desmond; Peter Schle-
milil, with Pl tes by Cruickshank ; Robbins’
Journal ;Durjud’s Journal ; Butler’s Hedi-
bras ; Musica|lBiograpliy ; Buck’s Theolog-
gical Dictioi' ry; Pilgrim’s Progress; —
.\'l’Fingal—K{y to Knowledge ; Cowper’s
Poems ;Milto,’s Works ; Magazine of Wit;
Songstcr; So gster’s Companion, 8r.c. just
rec’d at the Bo kstore and Library South of
the Bridge. IL I’. PRICE.

{]§1*iR.EPAIRING.é])

HE Subs ' iher takes tnis method to in‘-
form hiscgriends and the public, that he
has commence his old business again, of
cleaning andfepairing Brass and Wooden
CLOCKS. Also, GUNS will be repaired

at short notice. A ' IRA HOYT.
Norwalk,on mile from the Bridge, (east

side the River. 4Qif

New Malaga Raisins

‘V -, Bang-up‘Cords, dark and heavy Goods
"',,Baizes and Flannels.

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Going, Going, Going,

Ar PRICES six per cent. less than those ad,

vertising that they can and will sell
less than their neiglibours.
“ The proofis in trvmg.”

, T lrose in want of
Fancy and Staple Goods

FOR THE YEAR 1827, _
Arc invited to _call at the Store of

c E In I 3. E339 ’
VVhich may be found a few rods north of the‘
Bridge, where is constantly kept on
hand Goods-ofall descriptions—viz:——
Blue, black, mixt, olive, and drab CLOTHS
Blue, black, mixt and drab Casssimeres
Satinetts of various colours and prices

Salisbury Flaunels
A largeassortment of Fancy &z.SilkfVestings

..Black, green and drab Tabby Velvet

Black silk Velvet. Ratinet
Black Canton Crapes.; colored do.
Cashmere, Merino, Circassian and Cassimere
Shawls, ofvarious colors and pa‘terns
Sinchews silk, for 8s6d. 436:1, 5s6d, 7.9 the yd
Black Italian -silks at 73 mt! the yard-only
call and judge for yourselves
Bl’k 8:. col’d Gross de Naples Silk. Plain do.
Green, pink, white, blue Lutestring, for 83
Bobinett Laces, the largest assortmentyet of-
fered, being a lot sacrificed at auction, and
, will be sold extremely low.
Thread Laces ;Edgings, and Insertings
Swiss Muslins. Swiss Muslin Points
Linen Cumbrick, 8:. Linen Cambrick hdkfs.
Flagg and Bandanue I-Idkfs. some at 434:1.
Bl’k Italian Crnpes,at 23811, 4.9, 436d, 53, 5~6d,
Green Er. wht Crape; Crape Lisse. [6s6d,8s6d
Scotch Ginghams, dark. 9-8 wide
Domestic Ginghams. Bl’k $1. col’d cambrics
Furniture Chintz. Blue $3. yellow Nankecn
Bolivar Stripes. Norwich Crape,a dark brown
Brown Cambrick, for Hats
Jaconet and Cambric Muslins, fig‘d 3:. plain
Plain and figured Mull Muslins
Irish Linens, from Qstod to 85 the yard
Black l-ldkfs. from 35 6d to 19s the hdkf
White Flannels, for 3s6d, Ss9d to 8s the yd.
Mersaillt.-s Quilts : Domestic Flannels
Shell Combs, large and small
Daisy Buttons; Leaf and Frog Trimmings
Fine black worsted Hose ; common do
Long, white Kid Gloves. Ladies’ white and
col’d kidGloves. Horseskindo. best imported
Gentlemen’s Gloves of all kinds
Gentleinen’s Cravats, all sizes and patterns
Silk Uuibrellas. Milliueit and Wire
All kinds of articles in the Millinary Line
Power Loom Shirting and Sheeting
Padding‘ and Tillatings. Buttons ofall sorts
Russia Sheeting, Duck, and Dowlass
Shears, Scissors, Knives and Razors
Suspenders, Combs and Elastic Garters,»
Tlie greatest share of articles called for, from
a piece of Broadcloth to a Cainbric Needle. '

{);,1*'CAPS-—CAPS-CAPS.q":0

LI REED has on hand constantly Fur
Cups of the finest quality, viz ;-Fur
Seal, of the dark» brown and natural colour ;
Black Hair Seal; also, the Hair Seal colors,
low price. Likewise, an assoriinent of the
much atlinired Cloth Caps,called the Grecian
or Rtitgers Caps, for Boys. Those in want
ofthe above comfortable articles for Winter

will pleasecall and make a selection.

Norwalk, Janiiiiry 1st, 1897.

Now is your Time.
EVI CLARK

has recently re-
turned from the city
with a more general
assortment of Watch-
es, Jewelry, 8;c. than
has ever before been
offered in this place.

ALL AND EXAMINE HIS
Gold Watch Seals, Keys, Slides-and Rings
VVatch Ribbons, of all patterns
Fine Fillagree Ear Drops and Breast Pins
Paste and Jet set do do _
Pearl, paste, jet and plain Finger. Rings
Black -Ear Drops, of all descriptions
Silver and‘Sicel Pencil Cases
Ladies’ Ivory Stilettoes. Hair Pins
Pocket and Dressing Combs. Fine Hair
Brushes. Tooth and Shaving Brushes

Pocket Books and Wallets, various patterns
Silver 'Writing Pens, Ivory cases,a fine article
Sleeve Buttons. Fancy Snuff Boxes
Fancy Soap. Real Otto of Roses _
Fine Pen Knives. Fine Scissors
Ba rber’s 8I«Juhn3on’s superior Razorskr. straps
Shell and Horn Combs ’
Sand Boxes; Burning Glasses: Tweezers ;
Sieel*Chaius ; Table Bell:-:;_ C-oiiversatiun
Cards ; Cloak Clasps ; Steel Spectacles ;
Silver Thimbles ; Plated Spoons ; Silver
Spectacles ; Fine Morocco Spectacle Cases ;
Ribbons ; Watch Chains, Keys, Rings, &.c.

*_,,_* Constantly on hanrl SILVER TABLE
SPOONS ; DESERT, TEA, CREAM,
;\‘lUS'i‘ARD $1. SALT SPOONS; SUGAR
TONGS, &z.c. &c For Sale very cheap, and
Wari'anled GOOD.

*,,,* Cash paid for, GOLD and SILVER.
‘déltatthts amt! merits
Carefully REPAIRED 8:. WARRANTED.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY,-—-an Ap-
prentice to the Watch Repairing Business.
Noi-walk,Jan,uary I, 1826. A

Edd??? ‘lN'E'W=*YEAl53o
{EPEDWIN LOCKVVUOD.-3:0
ENDERS his thanks to his custoniers

in general for past favors, and solicits a
continuance so long as they find his articles

“ as cheap as the cheapest,” and as good as

recommended. .

On hand &. for saie,a general assortment of

Gtlnttiiitg aim €l'§t‘lJ!ZErt2§,
- CHl1LAP- FOR CASH.

N. B. E. L. would notify all those who

have open accounts with him of six months

standing, and more, that-it is absolutely ne-
cessary that they should be settled immediate-
ly, and without further notice.

 

 

FOB S.\3Zl;1BY J. FROST.

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Norw:ilk_, January tat, 18?’-.77; 45

C I ‘itrnigeiioitt iturttsfilflltattr file.’

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CONSTANT supply of this superior
article for sale at the BREWERY, it!

BRIDGEPORT, rnanufacinred from the
PUREST ROCK SPRING WATER.

_ J. W(l)D &.CO.
Bridgeport. January 1, I897. 45tf~

Qtnttntt aerrru, (carton jfiatting, aid?

tltaitnleintttt,

b Agood supply on hand, and for sale cheap,
Y

James Mannoav.
More New Goods.
JAMES MALLORY

AS recently received from New York I
new supply‘ of DRY GOODS. Among

his assortment may be found-—
; First quality blue Camblets

Tartan Plaid:
and Baizes ’ Flannels, ofall colors,che_ap
Salisbury Flannel Black, cinnamon, and
green Boinbazeties Black Bombazine
Caroline Plaids 8!. Caroline stripes Black .
Circassian Blk and red fig’d Rattinetts 5
Saitinetts, cheap enough Blk, blue, green
81. drab Tabby Velvet Brown Cambric
Bang’ up Cord, cheap Devonshire Kersey
Russian Shawls 7-4 and 8-4 rec st. blk
merino Shawls 4-4 red merino do
6 4 and 8-4 fig’d Cashmere Shawls, a very
handsome article 4-4 cashmere Shawls,
all colors Purple and chintz Shawls
1 piece very excellent steel mixt Cassiuiere
Black Canton crape Blk, geen, and white
French C rape Green &. whitegauze veils
Blk and white bobiiiet Laces, various widths
and very cheap Floss Thread and Cotton
and Pearling Good black Levautiue
Blk Sarcinetts Col’d Florences Fig’d
Gros-de-Naples silk ; Thread, Bobinett and
Cotton Laces Irish Linens long Lawns
Silk Braids Piping cord Gloves of most
every description Dorehesier Bedticking
6-4, 8-4, and 10-4 Damask Table Diaper
Russia Diapers White Jean Plaid Cravabs
Silk and Cotton Flagg Hdkfs
White and black silk Hose Cotton and
worsted Hose Calicocs, a very hand-
some asortinent and new style Silk and.
Cotton Umbrellas Furniture Chintz
Black and green Prunclle Ladies travel-

ling Baskets children’s Shoes Socks 8'.
Stockings Fancy hdkls. Book,Jao-
onet, Cainbric and Swiss Muslins plain

and fig’«l Vestiiigs Auierican 8:. imported

Gioghams Clai'lt’s spool cotton
Ribbons cap Ribbons Apron Checks
Indigo Blue morocco Recticules a good

supply of domestic Sliirtings and Slieetiugs

Best kind needles Knives Scissors pocket
Books Slates Pencils Shaving and
Tooth Brushes Buttons Spelling B» iks

Tesiairients cotton and wool Cards Pins
Tapes Bobbins Paperflangings L0:2i‘sir'r'g-
Glasses, &c. &c. . ’
CROCKERY, ii gout} assortment.
Norwalk,Jan. 1. 1827 45 _

SALT.
TIIE Subscribers nave just received 700
bushels of SlIptH0|' Turks Island Salt-—
600 do Rock do
150 Tons Plaster : which they offer for sale
cheap for cash or coumry Produce. Also...
PAINTS AND OlLS,—-—as follows:
Ivlllle, Red BL Bla_(:k Lead, Ycllnw Oclii-3'
Spanish Brown. English Whiting R.OSE,PlIlI{",
Prussian Blue,Stone Yellow,Cnrome Yellow,
Uiiiber, Venetian Red, Vermilion Red, Ivy
Black, Lamp black, Letharge, Vertligris,
Spruce Yellow, Patent Yellow, Putty, I{-rSlD,
Tar and Turpentine by tie barrel ; Linseed,
Fish, and best of Lamp Oil, Spiri's Turperi.
tine, Window Glass, Paint Brushes, $1.-2.
Norwalk, Dec. 11. H01-‘Ts 2,; Co,

Qtuttan iszrtts row Q'lc'ilI?.lIEi.‘I.'tf£It
For sale by I:2t:K‘y$:9OD ST. J omv.

NEW (i;%@©l.®§9,
Cflusaf Alum ~om.'UD,
JIIAI‘ BE FOUND A T
L0 CIK W (9 OD 4'5 T‘.JUHN’S
N o. 2, East end Main Street.
LUE Caniblet; Tartan and” Caroline
. Plaids Green Baize and Flannel
Green,black, blue, and brown Tabby Velvet
French and India Levantines. Plain, wide,
and narrow Bobbinett Lace. Worked
bnbbinett Lace Swiss and Cotttti Laces
\Vhite, black, and green French Crepes
Black, and colored Canton do
Fig‘d and plain blk gros rle Naples, some very‘
superior. Blue and brown striped do.
Light and dark blue Florence
Green, white,.and black Florence

- Blk Fstgreeu Persian silk. Sarsnet $z.sinchews

’[‘oiline‘tt and black Silk Vestiiigs
Barniannoe and flacg silk H:;.'zt.7l-zeta.-liiel's I
Russian Shawls. Cotton Shawls and hdlsfs
Prussian Shawls. Irish linen $1. l’uit-.nCamhric
Linen Cambric hdkfs. and Lung Lawn
Black Silk Velvet "Black Mode

Calicoes, some at Is. he yard

Camnric mnslins Leno

Plain and fig'd J.iconei and Book Muslins
Plain and fig’d Swiss Muslin

Swiss muslin Points Bang up Cords, ex.

cellent quality Furniture Chintz

Red, white, and yellow Flannel

American Ginghauis and Checks. ,
Irish and Russia Diapers. Hosiery 8; Glov鑧
Mull Muslin and Sarsnett

I’Vhiie and colored iriuslin Cravats

()nl’tl worsted and Furniture Binding

5-4 Chintz Shawls. 8 4 Eng. merino Shawls‘
Russia and American Sheetings ‘

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Bedticking. Col’d plplbg cards 8: silk braids
Combs Suspenders Needles Scissors
t-other Mitiins Spool and Floss Cotton
Bleached and unbleache.-3 Muslins, cheap,l5Lc..,
tlier with an assortment of HOL-
LOW WARE and CROLJKERY. for sale,
cheap, Ntlf\VaIk,J3ll. 8. 13337. 45
CUNKLIN STREN,G.'I‘H’NING PLAS

TER--\\'Al{RAt'VTED G::NUI1\E.—-
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICES:
S. J. FROST, '

f-HAS returiiediroin’Ne.u York this day --

aud ofl'c_r.aa large assortnisnt oi 
for sale. - ‘