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_ NEVV &. CIIEAP WINTER GOODS.
l“/TILLIADI GALE hasjust returned from Net;
York with a lartre assortment of Staple an
"-Fancy Dry Goods, whifrli he is determined to sell as
*cheap as the cheapest and as good as the best, viz :-
]50 ps. blue, black, green, brown, adelade, ivisible
zgreeu, olive, russcll brown, mulberry and mixt broad-
'c|oths of every price and quality; 100 ps fancy col’d
cassimeres 8: eattinetts, plain, striped, ribbed and
-corded, from 37 1-2 cts to $3,-and of every fashion-
'able shade; 80 ps 6-4 l"rench,’English and German
» merino cloths; 200 ps ofall colors merino circassians
‘from 20 cts to 63 do; blue and brown goats hare cam-
‘blet; blue, green, scarlet and white canton Flannels.
green baize and frizc, yellow, green, red, sctplfly
‘blk and white flannels Devonshire, Kersey ant e-
tersliams, blue and blown camlets. tartan plaids,
500 ps bleacned and brown sliirtiuglz and) sheetingsci
20 )S so )8!’ and common tickings, ps ur aps.an
0S|llfl.l.)lll'g]‘,'l1:‘. napping cloths, rose blankets, all sizes.
-]0 p; Russia sheeting, Russia diapers, fine birds-eye
diapers, 6-4, 7-4 and 8 4 fine (I iinask table diapers
superfine bang-up cord, 6 4 wide, 400 ps super and
common chintz calicoes, frotn 6 cents to 25 cents,
silk, pongee. bandauua and spitalficlds handkfs,
30 ps col’d Gro dc Nap and Gro do Berlins, some
splendid colors, 50 ps blk silks, such as blk Gro dc
Swiss, Italian, siuchews, Ste. 50 packs English and
Geitnan pins, all sizes. a large assortment of blk
-and white long and square Merino shawls, all sizes,
and warranted free from cotton, also a large assort
ment of tliibet, wool, English tnet'ino and Prussian
shawls and hzmdkfs. sewing silk, crape. gauze, vel-
veteen, poplin and other fancy hnndkfs, iiankeen
and Canton crapes, 8 ps blk silk velvet, 20 ps, dark
valencia, tnarseilles, and silk vestings, 20 boxes cle-
gant cap and hat ribbons, furniture chiutz calicoes,
blk velvet ribbons, fig’d and plain, all \vidths,Bishop
lawn, swiss. book, cambric and India mull muslins,
blond etlgings and quillings, linen cambrics, linen
cambric hdkfs. blk Italian cravats, the real kind,
Ladies leghorn and straw hats, of every description
cotton yarn, candlewick_ twine, and batting, by the
by the bale or less quantity. Norwalk, Sept. 10.
FALL & VVINTER GOODS.
B. MEAD hasjust returned from New York
ER with a large and splendid assortment of Dry
‘Goods, which he is enabled to sell much cheaper than
‘the same style of Goods have ever been offered be
fore in this Village :—Among other articles may be
found more than 100 ps Merino Circassians ofevery
shade and color, and of the. bcstqualitv, at the very
low price of Is. 9d. and 2s. per yard, 50 ps French
and English Merino Cloths, of every description
and price, Blk Italian Lustriug, Gro de Swiss, Gro
de Soi, Gro dc Nap, Gro de Berlin, Siucliews and
Sarsnet Silks, 50 ps Broadcloth, of every color and
-quality, suitable for ladies cloaks, silk velvet, also a
large variety of staple and fancy col’d Cassiineres
and Satinetts, 20 ps Dorchester and other tickings,
sheetings by the bale or piece, 100 ps bleached shirt-
ingd and sheetings, 30 ps Iiish linen, red, green,
white and yellow llaunels, Canton do, 100 ps dark
calicoes and ginghams, together with a choice selec-
tion of ingrain Carpeting, light and dark colors, and
the most fashionable patterns Brussels Rugs, India
Matting, 82c. Norwalk, Aug. 28.
FALL GOOD S.
THE subscriber has just returned from New
York with one of the largest beat selected
and mostsplendid assortment: of Fall Dry Goods
ever in this village, to which he repectlully invites
the attention of his customers and the public in gen-
eral, assuring them that be is enabled to sell goods
ofthe same style and quality, certainly as cheap as
can be bought in this state. The following may be
found among the new Goods, viz. 200 ps. broad-
cloth of every color and quality; 20 ps. Fancy
Cassimerc; 50 ps. Sattinetts; 275 ps. Circassian
Merino cloths ; 120 Merino Shawls ; 60 ps. Blecch-
-ed sheetiugs; 400 ps. Callicoes ; 60 ps Flannel all
colors; 70 ps. Blk. and col’d silks; 20 ps. Bang
up Cord ; 100 ps. Col’d Cambric for cloke lining;
3 bales cotton wadding, 3 bales unbleeched sheet-
ing; and all other goods necessary to complete an
assortment EBENEZ ER STVENS.
Norwalk, Sept. 10th 1833,
2 door above tne Mill.
FALL & VVINTER GOODS.
L HUBBEI1 L, Has this day received
a as large and handsome assortment of Dry
Goods as was ever offered in this market, which he
will sell at prices less than they can be obtained for
elsewhere, although he has not got 150 pieces of
Broadeloths, he has as many and as great a variety
as can be found at any other store in the place.-
Plain and striped Cassimeres ; Likewise a great
variety of French and English Merino Cloths and
Circassians; blue, brown and green Camblets; white,
green, scarlet. black and crimson Flannels; Canton
do; green baize and frize; a large assortment of Sat-
tinetts ofevery quality and shade; black and scarlet
Merino Shawls; English Merino and Thibct wool do;
Dorchester and Odcar. Ticks; I5eavc1'teen§p!.°.i:: and
striped moleskins; a splendid assortment of light and
dark Mersailles, Valencia, silk, satin and velvet
Ve.-stings; French and English bouibazines; Italian
Lustring: Gro de nap, marceline, sinchew, sarcinet
and florence Silks; 4-4, 5-4 and 6-4 plain and figd
bobinet footing ofall widths; thread and bobinet edg-
ings and insertings; plain and figd Swiss, joconet,
medium, book and cambric Muslins: long lawn, linen
carnliric, bishop lawn, jaconet, and Swiss Ciavats;
stript and plaid Cambrics; a great variety of light
and dark Chintz.
(_JALlCOES—Blk and white Ginghams; furniture
Chints 3, 4, 6, and 8 4; cotton diaper 6, 8 and 10-4;
linen dam-‘sk table Diapers; Russia do; Russia and
Imitation Slieetings; Dowlas; brown Holland; brown
Jeans; Irish Linnens; fine sheeting and shitting mus-
lins; Ribbons, all colors and widths; blk Galoons by
the ps or box; No 3 blk Ribbons by the box; flagg,
bandnua and pongce silk Hdkfs; cotton do; blk, green
pink and white French Crapes; green worsted Ber-
flge: mens H. S., beaver, woodstock and ‘buckskin
Gloves; Ladies.H. S. do; buckskin mittens, sotne of
a superior quality; Prussian Shawls; blk and col’d
plain arid embos’d Cambrics; foundation muslin;
crown linings; travelling baskets; scarlet moreeu;
blk lasting; blk Canton and Italian Cravats; blk
and white silk, worsted and cotton Hose; silk velvet
and bombazinc stocks; red and mixt padding, canvass
buckram; super blue Italian Sewings, some very fine;
Clark's spool cotton; blue and white cotton yarn,
baits and wadding; suspenders; silk and gingham
Umbrellas; English and German Pins; buttons of all
kinds; men’s and boys seal caps; childrens red mo-
rocco shoes; Grecian boots; paste boards by the dozen
or single; silk braids and colds; cotton do; blk tabby
velvet; hang up cord; apron check; domestic ginghams
and stripes; brown sheeting by the bale or less quan-
tity; Osnaburgs and Burlaps; pen knives; scissors:
best steel thimbles, combs, hair, cloth, shaving and
tooth Brushes; shaving boxes and soap; toilet glasses;
shoe knives, razors, do straps; blk, blue, white, pink
and. straw col’d French Satin; white gauze veils;
'Wl‘llIl‘lg‘ paper, .1,-c. with many other articles too tedi-
ous to enuineratc. All persons in want of good arti-
-cles at low prices; will do well to call and examine
for themselves. Norwalk. Oct. 6.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
AT SAUGATUCK.
West End the Bridge.
W. ’l.‘AYLOR, hasjust returned from N,York,
O o and is now opening a large assortment of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, which he will sell as
cheap as can be obtained at any other store in the
county (no exceptions.) viz. superfine blue, black,
brown, olive, green, mulbury and mixt CLO] HS,
=1_l=n‘.gc flsfiorlltlentofplain, striped and ribbed Cas-
Etneresaiatl foattinets. Also, Merino Cloths and
(‘ncassians of_every color and quality‘; blue and brown
I;;1l'lllJlt’IS; white, gi;een, scarlet, crimson and yellow
flélttel-‘I .C'i1‘flI0llI‘li1nl'teI‘S; scarlet and black meri-
“° 4 lld_Wl8. Ihibet wool-, C-ashmcre and Pru sian do;
moleskin, beaverteen, vclvettecn and baugup cord-
Dorchester and other Tickin"; silk and tabby velvet:
satin, Valencia, and swansdolizvn Vestings; blk gro dd
tlapggro (18 !’9|'!”1._ltalian lustring andsinchcw SILKS
!°°““E5 ml‘! edging“? “tread do; jaccouet, cambric,
book, medium and mull Muslins; a large variety of
iibbons; pongee and other silk Hcndkfs; cotton do;
blcachcd and unhleucllcd Muslins, &c.
Also, a large variety of Fancy Articles,
baugatuck, Oct. 22.
1 ‘.\
_ Maltmo SHAWLS.
E S’I‘EVl‘.NS liasjustrec’d 0. large assortment
M‘ _, ' qohr blk. Scarlet and white long and square
,“;~(;‘l‘°,LLfiVgS. all’ W001, Lupine, I-Iennequin, Col-
on, dm, _ '0 oinpt s manufacture. Personsin want
to t.t|Ilt.lC would do well to call, they may depend
“P0” finding a first assortment, at prices less than
were ever olfciediii the place. ' Oct. 1,
GUARD AGAINST FIRE.
PROTECTION
INSURANCE COMPANY.
“flu, J. STREET, of Norwalk, agent. of
the Protection Insurance Company, of
Hartford Connecticut, offers to insure Houses,
Stores, Mills, Factories, Barns, and the_ con-
tents of each, together wit.h every other similar
species of property, _
Against Loss or Damage 6 y Fzre.
The rates of Premium offered, are as low as
those of any other similar Institution, film] 9V91'.l'
man has now an opportunity, for a trifling sum
to protect himself against the ravages of this de-
structive clement, which often in 9. single hour
sweeps away the earnings of many years _
The course the oflice pursue in transacting
their business and in the adjusting 8.1. paym_e_IIt of
losses, is prompt and liberal. For terms of insti-
rance, application may be made to the above
named Agent. who is authorized to issue polices
to applicants without delay.
INSURANCE AGAINST 1l<‘It-{E BY A
NI*‘W YORHQ OFFICE,
N0. 54 VVALL STREET.
HE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPAYY
VB.‘ or New Yoax, have appointed George St.
.Iohn,as their agent in Norwalk and the towns ad-
joining, to insure Houses and other buildings and
‘ roperty contained in them, such as Dry goods,
Groceries, Ktc. &Lc. _
agztittst loss or Uaittage by fire.
capital of $300,000
the Howard company have a
paid in and safely invested for security oftliose
who may have insuranceniadc by said Company1n-
surncc cffcted at the lowest premium tic none, need
be brought from aflluence to want in consequence
ofloss by Fire; as all can be protected from its dc-
struction by a small yearly stipend. .The above
named Agent is authorised to issue Policcs to those
who may apply, The Company pursue a libral
and prompt course in adjusting and paying their
losses.
NEW GOODS
AT NEVV CANAAN.
OYT dc NASH have just received from New
York an additional supply ofSpring and Suin-
mcr Goods, which, together with their former stock,
comprise a general assortment of Goods in their
line, to which they would invite the attention of those
desirous of purcliasing. The following articles com
prise a part of their assortment, viz.—Supeifine,
finc and common Broadcloths of every variety of
color, blue, black, mixed and fancy colored Cassi-
meres and Satinnets, striped and plain, super incle-
skin, striped and plain, beavertcens and fustiaus, a
variety ol' each, 2-4 and 3-4 bang-up cord, very low,
6 4 boinbazinc, crape camblet, a superior article tor
Gentlemen’s summer wear, merino cassiineres, vari-
ous colors, Erminelts, brown, white and mixed linen
drillings, brown and white cotton do, 3-4 circassians,
very heavy for Gentlemen’s wear, prunella_,priucetta,
lasting, angola cashinicre, brown and white French
linen, domestic stripes, a general assortment, Mar-
seilles, Valentia and silk vestings, blue and black
silk velvet, black and col’d Italian, lustring, Gro dc
Swiss, Gro de Berlin, and other silks for dresses
much lower than foruier prices, Florence silks, all
colors, pongee and flag silk pocket hdkls, silk,
gauze, palmarine, crape and other dress hdkls., 200
ps light and dark prints of every variety of pattern
quality and price, printed cambrics,I<'rencli ginghams,
cambric, swiss,jaconet and medium inuslins, linen
cainhric, long lawn, linen cambric hdkfs, 4.4. 5.4
and 6.4 bobbinet lace, Grecian net,lace footings and
edgings, all widths and prices, blond lace &. edging,
bombazine, satin and silk velvet stocks, plain and
plaited, pongce. blk Nankiu and Canton crape, 4.4
and 5.4 Italian do, 4.4 and 5.4 green berrage, green
and white gauze veils, blue, black, green, pink,
brown and slate col’d cambrics, red and blk merino
and thibet wool shawls, Irish linens, a good assort-
ment, 6.4 and 8.4 damask table diaper, 4.4, 6.4 and
8.4 brown cstton diaper, 4 bales brown sheeting, 100
ps bleached muslius, brown Ea blk holland, Salisbury
flannel, white, red, green, and yellow flannel, cotton
checks, Ladies white, blk, random and brown cotton
hose, blk silk do, Gentleniens’ hosiery, Ladies and
Gentlemens silk 8: leather gloves, a good a=sortment
of each, odean, Dorchester and common tickings,
Russia diaper and sheetings, burlaps, osnabuigs,
tow cloth, canvas, padding, silk & cotton umbrellas,
a good assortment, palm hats, brown and green
arasols, cotton wicking, wadding, yarn and batting,
4.4 and 6.4 031 cloths, &c. &c.
Oct. 1st. 1833.
N E'vV 8-7. CHEAP
DRY GOOD AND GROCERY STORE,
AT FIVE MILE RIVER.
HE Subscriber would inform his friends and the
public in general, that he has taken the Store
formerly occupied by Roswell Reed, and is now
offering to the public a general assortment of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hardware and Crockery, with a
small selection of Drugs and Medicines, which he
flatters himself that he can sell as cheap as can be
purchased at any other similar establishment in the
country. The following articles comprise a part,
viz. Broadclotlis, C:issimeres,Satiunett, Valencia and
Marseilles Vestiug, Beaverteens and Fustians, Fancy
Stormont, Moleskin and Bang-up Cord, Flannels,
Osnaburgs, and Buckram, Paper Hanging, Cotton
Yarn of all numbers, Cotton Batting A» C.-mtllewiclt.
bleached and unbleached Muslin, cainb. do, camb.
linen do.. light and dark Calicocs of various patterns,
Dorchester Bed Ticking of a superior quality, apron
Checks and Ginghams. linen 81. cotton diaper, Cen-
tlcmcn’s hair cloth stocks, bobbinet laces, edging and
footing of different widths, ribbons, silk braids, tapes,
Irish thread of different kinds, thimbles, needles and
pins, palmorine dress handkerchiefs, silk flag do, cot-
ton do, cravats of different patterns, hosiery, sewing
silk. Clark’s spool cotton, suspenders, tooth and hair
brushes, shaving ‘orushes and boxes, &z.c. Statione-
ries, including school books, toy books, slates and
pencils, lead pencils, wafers, ink powder, writing pa-
er, writing books. &,c.
GROCERIES, consisting of loaf and lump su-
gar, brown do, molasses, young hyson, hyson skin
and souchong Teas, rice, coffee, ginger, pepper, al-
spice, cloves, uutmegs, cinnamon, starch, saltpctro.
saleralus. alum, indigo, logwood and nicaragua do,
ground anguilla salt, candles, soap, shaving do, plug
and paper tobacco, segars, snuff, codfisli, smoked
herring, crackers, cheese, butter, &c. Wheat and
Rye Flour, by the barrel or less quantity, fruit,
oranges. lemons, raisins, figs, peanuts. Etc.
Aprll 23, 1833. C-ARMI BETTS.
N EV/V SPRING GOODS,
AT THE OLD WELL.
V-[VHE subscriber is opening,at the above place
a complete and assortment of SPRING
GOODS, i'n addition to his former supply of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Flours,Wines,Teas, Crockery,
Hardware,Drugs, Medicines, I-Iats,Shocs,Paints,
Oils, Brushes, Glass, ready made Clothing,
VVoodeii and Tin VVai-c, &c. &.c. all of which
he offers for sale on the most reasonable terms.
His stock of goods is entirclyfreslt, and consists
of the latest importations and most. approved
and faslironable patterns.
Experience has long since convinced him,
that a business conducted wholly on the cas/1
principle may prove mutually advantageous both
to the seller and the purchaser,-—as by confining
sales entirely for cash, the seller avoids all risk,
and insures a speedy return of capital, and is
thus enabled to supply his customers at a much
smaller advance than if he were to sell on cre-
dit. The subscriber has therefore concluded to
pursue this course ; and he trusts the public
after examining his goods and prices, will ap-
drove ofthe measure.
I_Io.ving been for years engaged in the same
business, he flatters himselfthat. his experience
has enabled him to succeed not only in furnishing
his store with goods of the best quality, but
also at unusually reduced prices. Persons re-
siding remotcly, may depend upon obtaining here
afull supply ofthe various articles they require,
and at such reduced prices as will more than com-
pensate them for the trouble of coming even
a great distance to make their purchasest He
respectfully invites an examination of his stock
and terms- CHARLES PECK.
Old Well, (Norwalk) April, Qd.l833.
SAUGATUCK GROCERY STORE.
ELSON B. ELLS would inform tthe inhabi-
N tents of Saugatuck and its vicinity, that he has
now opened (in his new Store adjoining the Bridge,
west side the river,) a general assortment of Grace-
ries of the very first quality, and which he now offers
to the inhabitants ofSaugatuck and its vicinity, and
lo the public at large, as cheap as can be purchased
at any other store in the place or country. The fol-
towing comprises a part of his stock, V!Za—'Y°“ng
and old hyson, hyson skin, souchong, gunpowder and
imperial Tens, by chest or retail, St. Croix, New Or-
leans, VVhite Havanna, and loafand lump sugars, at
wholesale or retail, West India and other Molasses,
bv the gallon or hhd., rice, by the bbl., _hundred, or
less quantity, coffee of different descriptiops, No.
1 Mackerel, by bbl or retail, chocolate, Y. H. I‘ea, at
6s. per lb., 55. at wholesale, bunch and muscatel rai-
sins, by the box, quarter box or_lb., saleratus, ginger,
alspice, pepper, sack salt, writing paper, cavendlsh
and plug tobacco, mustard, mess pork, lard,_summeI'
and fall strained oil, lemon syrup, champaigne. and
wines of different descriptions, codfish and herrings,
pork and beef hams, ground alspice pepper ad cin
namon, cassia in trials, figs, by the drum, cloves, hou-
ey, table salt, coffee mills, pitch forks, and mowing
and cradle scythes, cedar pails, shoe blacking, Amer-
lean and Spanish segars, chemical ink, _not equalled
by any in the world,sulpher and roll brinistone, Ep-
som salts, castorial hair sieves, East India preserves
in jars, Spanish indigo, soda and seidlitz powders,
Essences, cotton yarn, dried apples, tamarinds,
earther. and stone ware, gunpowder,.shoes and. hats,
churnching dry dates, and churnclung dry ginger,
in boxes, poland starch, saltpetre, alum, water proof
varnish, confectionarles, wheat and rye flour, t\'c.
please call at the Store of Nelson B. Ells. in Sangu-
‘uck. Saugatuck, May 17th. 1833.
NOR WALK BOOIC STORE.
‘HE Subscribers have now on hand at the
above Establishment, a complete assortineiit
of Classical and Common School Books, besides
many Miscellaneous Works, which are offered to
Teacliers, Merchants, and others, Wholesale a_nd
Retail, at the lowest prices. The following comprise
a part of the Stoclt:— _
\Vebster’s Dictionary, 8vo.; English Synonimcs;
Grov+~’s Greek and English Lexicon;
C-oodricli’s Greek Grammar and Exercises ;
Greek Testament; Jacob’s Greek Reader; . . .
Grcca Minora; l.’IlSt0l”'d} Gizccea ', .Cooper’s Virgil
Virgil Delpliini ; Ainsworth’s Distionaiy-, 8vo.;
Anihon’s Ainswortli, I8mo.;
Gould’s Adam’s Latin Grammar;
Cicera’s Orations, with notes; Horace Delpini ,
Folsom’s Livy; Titi Livii; Latin Tutor;
Hutchinson's Xedophon;
Worcester’s Elements of History ;
Gootlrich and l\Iason’s Eccle. History i
Tytler’s History; VVhelpley’s Compend.;
Goldsmith’s and Grimsliaw’s History of England,
Greece and Rome;
O’lncy’s, Matte Brun, Woodbridgc, Morse, Cum-
mings and Willett’s Geouraphy;
Worcester and Parley ’s diito for Children;
('?omstock’s Chemistry: Blake’s do.;
Comstock’s Natural Philosophy :
Jamieson’s Rhetoric; Hedge’s Logic ;
Walkers Geometry ; Parley’s A-lronomy;
Days Algebra; Day’s Mathematics;
Playfairs Euclid, B1air’s Lectures!
Guminere’s Gibson and Flint’;-1 Surveying;
Bennett's and Shey’s Book-keeping;
Porter’s Rhetorical Reader and Analysis ;
First Book of History; Child's Botany;
Webster’s and Walker’s Dictionary;
Mu;-m_y’s Grammar and Exercises;
Brown's Grammer, Greeuleal’s do ;
English Reader, Introduction &. Sequal to do;
Popular Lessons: Improved Reader;
Elementary Reader; Political Class Book;
Greenwich, Hale, and Webster’s History of the
United States; '
Daboll’s, Dilworth’s, Colburn’s, Smith’s, 81. Wanzer'
Arithmatics;
\Vebster’s, Sears’ and Emerson’s, Seplling Book;
Speller Is. Definer; Juvenile Spelling Book;
rvings Catechisms of Jewish 8:. Roman Antiquities,
and of Universal and Roman History ;
Questions to Blairs Lectures; 'I‘ytler’s History,
and Grimshaws France and Napoleon:
Easy Lessons ; Child's Instructuctors ;
Drawing Paper; Writing Paper;
Common and Gilt Edge Leiter Paper :
Writing Books; Cyplieriug Books; Slates;
Slate and Lead Pencils; Ink Powder;
Ink Stands, &c. &c.—-also
A great variety of Bibles, Testaments, Hymn
Books, Prayer Books, Commentaries, Blank Books
of all kinds, Wafers, Sealing Wax, Quills, Toy
Books, Paints and Brushts, Engravings, School
Rewards, &c. for sale very low.
Norwalk, March 25th, WEED & BUTLER.
NEW GOODS
MALLORY liasjust received from New-York
[$4 a new supply of Spring and Summer Goods,
which ogether with his former stock, comprises a
very handsome assortment, which will he sold very
cheap, to say the least—as cheap is the order ofthe
day-—those wishing to purchase will do well to call
and examine for themselves before purchasing else
where.—Among his assortment are Broadcloths of
almost every shade, quality and price, also black,
blue, mix’t, drab, and fancy striped Cassimeies,
Vestings, a large assortment of Silk, plain and fig’d
ll‘Iat'sailles, Valencia, and other Vestiug, Black silk
Velvet, superior and common quality, black French
Bombazine. Black Gro de Swiss and other Silks, for
Ladies dresses; green and black sarsnet, black cir-
cassian, merino cassiinere, satinetts, Hatters nap-
ping clotli, Irish linen, very cheap. calicoes, a good
assortment; cambric, jaconet and swiss muslins,
linen cambric, and linen cambric handkfs., long
lawn, pongee, and flag silk pocket handkfs., silk
and crape dress handkfs., 5-4 black merino shawls,
bobbiuet and footing lace, Ladies gloves, Hosiery,
a good assortment; silk umlirellas, gingham do.,
shirtiug muslins, brown sheeting, Dorchester ticks,
beaverteen, inolcskin, plain and striped bang-up
cord, French drilling, blue and yellow nankeen,
black and col’d Silesia, col’d cambrics, children and
youth's cloth and fancy caps, childrens red morocco
shoes, stocks and collars, Men’s Horskin, Wood-
stock and buckskin gloves,trimmings, an assortmei t
of best quality. together with many other articles
not herein mentioned, all of which will be sold on
uieorable terms. GROCERIES.—A good assort
ment of Dry Groceries kept constantly on hand
viz: tea, sugar, molasses, pepper, alspice, ginger
cinnamon, nutmcgs, cloves, 810.
Norwalk, April. 29th, 1833.
BOARDS, SHINGLES, SIDING, &c.
§TREET& JAMES have received by recent
arrivals from Albany and Catskill, additional
supplies of Lumber, consisting of
100,000 Williams’s (not '1‘. S. Williams) cross and
100 000 tsinfcleibmimiu Sltlmglesb .1 d
s0,0o6'c6ib:fti’ssifgilriiiniatilo. 0'
35,000 feet clear and second Boards,
20,000 do. do. and do. 1 1-4, 1 1-2 and 2 Inch
Plank,
100,000 do Morchantable Boards,
30 000 do Hat-box Boards,
20,000 do Spruce Flooring Plank,
60,000 do Clear and Merchantable Siding,
5,000 do Maple and Scautling,
10,000 do Yellow Pine Plank for Floors,
15.000 do Albany Pine Boards,
Also per Schooner Volant, from Maine,
80,000 feet I-lewed &. Sawed Timber and Scantling
140,000 Sawed Lath,
30,000 feet long Boards and Plank,
Likewise 100 Kegs Cast Nails,
3 Casks Linseed Oil, of the first quality,
1,500 lbs. Ground White Lead,
100 Boxes American Glass. assorted sizes. also Door
Handles; Butts, Screws, &o. &.c.
MORE LUMBER.
STREET 8: JAMES are landing this day, from’
Sloop Minerva. from Albany and Catskill,
100 bunches Williams’ Shingles
100 do 2d quality do
10,000 feet of Siding
30,000 feet I-Ieiuloclr. and Spruce Timber and
Boards
10,000 feet Tally boards
Also on hand seasoned clear boards; 1 1-4, 1 1-2
and 2 inch plank, &c.
‘I DOZEN Blk. and white Cotton Wa.l-
ding, very heavy and well glazed, for
sale at the lowest New York prices by
Oct. 0. MIDDLEBROOK 8!. MORRIS.
P. S. For the above articles and many others, '
To OLD _& YOUNG HOUSEKEEPERS
TYLES CUR’IIS 8; Co. have at their Store, a
few rods South of the Bridge, a general and
extensive assortment of House-keeping Articles;
Plain an’! Japan 'I‘in Ware, Hard andl-lollow ware.
Stoves, Grates, 81c. 81c. Among their assortment
may be ‘found Britannia, Block Tin and Pewter
ware, English and American Hollow ware, Brass
Kettles, finished and unfinishcd,Silver Plated Table
and Tea Spoons, also Britannia, Block Tin, Tin
Plate, and Iron do.; Table and Dessert Knives and
Forks, Plated and Steel Snuffers and Trays. Tea
Waiters, Japan and Brass Lamps, Brass, Tin and
Iron Candlesticks. Copper, '1‘in, Iron and Composi-
tion Tea Kettles, Iron, 'I‘in and Composition Sauce-
pan, Brass Tipped Hand Irons, Shovels and Tongs,
Coffee Mills, Sieves, and Chafing Dishes, Gridirons,
Toast Irons, and Sad Irons, Warming Pans, Com-
mon and Fancy Bellows, Britannia Tea aml Coffee
Pors. some new and elegant patterns, Soap Stone,
Clay and Iron Furnaces, Sheet Iron, Sheet Lead,
Sheet Copper, 81¢.
A General Assortment of Grocery Fix-
turcs, such as Oil barrels, Fens, pewter
Faucets, Brass Faucets Molasses Gates, Drai-
ners. Scales. Beams.VVeir_rhts and Mearures.&c.
N E W SUPP Y.
UST Received direct from Boston 300 hbls and
halfdo No. I and 2 Mackerel ; I50 quintals first
quality Codfish; 12 tons superior Nova Scotia, grind
stones. For sale low by the subscribers.
Oct. 29. I-IUBBELL 81. PORTER.
NEVV SUPPLY OF GROCERIES
AT OLD WELL.
HE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and customers, that he hasjust received from
New York, and is now opening a fresh stock, and
general assortment of Family Groceries, consisting
of almost every article in that line of business.
Also, an elegant assortment of China, Imitation
China, (a beautiful article), Glass and Earthenware,
all of which is of the first quality, and which he will
dispose of on as favorable terms as can be had at
ony other Store in the Town. The subscriber is
thankful to his friends and the public in general, for
their past favors since his coinmenceineut in the
above business, and solicits a continuance of their
patronage. JOHN D. RAYMOND.
Old Well, April 9th, 1833.
GIBBS Si RAYMOND,
East and of Water Street, on the C01‘l'lt27‘ of New Slip,
A-RE now offering to the Public 21 general
assortment of Groceries, which they will
ell as Cheap as can be bought. elsewhere. The
following articles comprise a part :—
Molasses, Brown Sugar, Loaf& Lump do.
Old I-Iyson Young Hyson, Hyson Skin, and
Souchong TEAS ; Coffee, Alspice, Pepper,
Ginger, Cinnamon, Cloves, Nutmegs,
Pearlasb, Chocolate, Currants, Figs,
Beeswax, Mould and Dip’t Candles,
Soap, Starch, Spanish Indigo, Powder,
Shot, Tamarinds, Almonds, Filberts,
Peanuts, Br-azilnuts, Beans, Paste Blacking,
Shaving Soap, Segars, Lemon Syrup,
Caster Oil, Table Salt, Van Dyke’s Mustard,
Herring, &,c &c. &c. &c.
ALSO—-Pot Ashes, Dry and Pickled Cod Fish
and Mackerel by the Barrell and half Barrell;
VVestern and Southern Flour by the Barrel ; Salt
of all kinds; Pork I-Iams, Shoulders and Chops;
Beef Hams, Mess Pork, (Sec. Nails, all sizes,
Glass, &.c.
N. B. All kinds of Produce taken in exchange
for Groceries.
GROCERIES, PAINTS AND OILS.
TIIE subscriber at his old stand west of the
Bridge, offers for sale a general assortment of
good Family Groceries, among which may be found
Pork by the barrel or retail, Pork and Beef Hams,
Shoulders, Codfish, Mackerel, Shad, Canal Flour,
Young Hyson, Hysoii Slim and Soucheng Teas,Loaf
and Brown Sugars, of various qualities, white beans,
dried apples, spices, raisins, figs, nuts, molasses, by
the hogshead or retail, of first quality, rock salt
(cheap) blown salt by the sack or bushel, bu'tter,lard,
tic. Paints and oils of all kinds, painters, scrubbing
and white wash brushes, nails and glass, rope,
manure and pitch forks, whips, potash, Szc. with a
variety of articles too tedious too mention. Ale con-
stantly on hand by the barrel, all of which are offered
at a very small advancd from cost. A share of public
patronage is respectfully solicited. ,
Norwalk, May 18. D. S. BAR'I[‘RAM.
CHEAP DRY Goonls
AT NEW CANAAN. ‘
T. JOHN & COMST OCK will open‘; this day
a general assortment of fresh Imported and
American Dry Goods, consisting in part of 50 pieces
of Broadclotlis, embracing every variety of,fashion-
able color and also of quality, some of which are
of anew and improved fniish_ and very superior;
10 pieces blue, black, plain, striped, and farlcy co-
lored Cassimercs, 10 pieces superfine fancy olored
striped and cotnmon Satinuet, striped antiplain
Moleskins, Beaverteens, Fustians, Bank-up ords,
200 pieces light and dark Prints, 20 pieces Fu niture
do., 5 pieces superior wide black Italian and imita-
tion Lustrings, equal to any in market, from 4 . 6(l.
to7s. 6d. per yard, black Gro do Swiss, G 0 de
Naples, Gro de Berlin, Sinchew. Sarsnet and F10-
rence, Silks, colored and changeable Gro deUlNap,
in short. every variety of Sslks, both as to col r ahd
quality, black, white and pink Satius, black and co-
ored Italiati Crapes, some 5-4 crape for Veils, 4-4
and 5-4 Green Berage, 10 pieces Irish Linens
and Lawns, from 2 shillings to 9s. per yard. Silk
Velvet, Silk, Valencia, and Marsclles Vestiug, some
new style, 4-4, 5 4 and 6-4 plain bobbinet Lace,
figured bobbinzzet Laces and Edgings, from Is. to 55.
per yard, Thread Edgings and Footings, all widths,
Blond Lace and Edgings, 6-4 and74 black and sear-
let Merino shawls, 1 box 4-4 and 1 ditto 5-4 elegant
crape Shawls, a variety of Silk, Gauze and Palma-
rine dress Handkerchiefs, 6-4 and 8-4 damask table
Diaper, 6-4, 7-4 and 8-4 bleached and brown table
Cloths, very cheap, 6-4, 7-4 and 8-4 bleached and
brown cotton Diaper, figured and plain book, swiss,
jaconet and mull Muslin, nansook, medium,jaconet,
swiss and corded Cravats, plaid and striped do, Can-
ton SI. Nankiu Crapes, linen cambric Handkerchiefs
pohgee do, new patterns, flag and bandanna dc,
Prussian Shawls and Handkerchiefs, Thibet wool
Shawls, Ladies and Genilemen’s Gloves, :1 good va-
riety, including buck, beaver, Woodstock, silk, linen,
colored, white and black H.S. Gloves, from Id. to
65. per pair, Hosiery, a good assortment, Ladies side,
back and neck Brazilian Combs, ofthe first quality,
3 boxes of splendid hat and cap Ribbons, Ladies
and Misses Leghorn and Straw Hats, plain and co-
ored taffeta Ribbons, from No. 1 1-2 to 22, superior
black French boinbazine, English do, 4-4 black me-
iiuo Circassian, sortie very fine, colored and common
Circassian, 50 dozfispool Cotton, several prices,good
and common Bed Ticks, some 6 4 wide, Cotton Yare
from No. 3 to 22, furniture and apron Checks, a good
variety of Summer Goods for Mons and Boys wear,
black lasting and black Circassian, expressly for
Men’s wear, fine white, red and yellow Flannel cot-
ton and silk Umbrellas. green and brown Parasols,
3 bales brown Sheeting, 60 pieces bleached ditto,
bleached and brown Jeans, colored and embossed
Cambrics, foundation Muslin, Tow Cloth, Burlaps,
Osuabnrgs, Russia and imitation Sheetings, Men’s
and Boy’s summer Hats, Boy's Caps, black and white
Buckram, Padding, Sewing Silk, Canvas, Patent
Thread, Tapes, quality bindinw. Also, just receiv-
ed an assortment of French and American Ginghams,
French printed Muslin, Gentlemen’s plaited Bomba-
zine and Satin Stocks, together with many other ar-
iicles, making in all a very complete assortment.
New Canaan, 23d April I833.
A GOOD CHANCE.
IIE subscriber wishing to relinquish his present
business, now offers to dispose of his entire
stock, at cost—consisting of a general assortment of
Groceries. Nails and Glass, Oils and Paints—and
will rent his store for one or more years, (as eligible
8. stand as any in the village) as may best suit the
purchaser. Onohalf the purchase money may re-
main six months on good security.
Norwalk, Aug. 9- D. S. BARTRAM.
N. B. All those indebted to the late firm of Bar-
tram &. Hoyt, are requested to make payment by the
20th inst., it’ they would wish to save the expenses of
collection.
HUBBELL S; PORTER.
S PORTIN G and blasting POW DEB for sale
low by
GROCERY & PAINT STORE
HE subscribers offer to the public at their
store "Hoyts landing” a general nssorment
of good groceries.—Coarse and fine salt, Canal and
Southern flour 654:. Also Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty
,{‘appan and Copgl Variiisli, Brushes, Tar, Pitch,
urpentine, rosin c. c.
N. B. Shad, Mackerel and Cod fish.
J. S. & C. SAMMIS.
Norwalk. Sept. 9th 1833.
GENUINE HYGEIAN PILLS.
HE subscriber having been appointed Agent
in Saugatuck for disposing of the above Med-
icine. would ask the privilege of furnishing the Pub-
lie with a. remedy for all diseases, viz. The Hygeiau
vegetable universal Medicines of the British College
of Health, London. This Medicine has obtained,
and still continues to obtain, the approbation ol thou-
sands" who have been cured of every complaint to
which the human system is subject-—but the extensive
use of this medicine has induced the unprincipled to
practice every possible deception; it is necessary,
therefore, to inform the Public, that the genuine Hy-
geian Medicines can never be obtained at a Drug
Store, and that the undersigned is the only authoris-
ed agent in Saugatuck. NELSON B. ELLS.
Saugatuck, May 28.
PAINTS, OILS, &C.
THE subscribers are now offering a gcod
assortment of Paints, Oils, S-c. Atiiong
which may be found :—-VVhite Lead, Dry and
Ground; Red Lead, Spanish Brown, Venctia
Red, Vermilion Red, French Yellow, Chrome
Yellow, Yellow Ocher, Letherage, Turkey Um-
ber, Lamp Black, Seed and Fish Oils. &.c. 81.0.
New Canaan. Oct. 1st,. IIOYT & NASH.
GROCERIES AT SAUGATUCK.
W. TAYLOR keeps constantly on hand a
0 good assortment of DRY GROCERIES of the
best quality, viz.—'I‘eas, Sugars, Cofl'cc,Rice, Starch-
Alspice, Pepper, Cloves, Ginger, Nutmegs, Ciuna,
mon, Salerutus, Soap, Siiull', Tobacco, Raisins,
Figs, Indigo, &c. &c. Also wood dishes, do boxes,
(in nests) wire sieves, hearth cloth, hair and scrub-
bing brushes, brooms,slatcs, fancy and plain bellows
clothes lines and pins, scythe stones, 8z.c.
Saugatuck, June 11.
SHOES! SHOES !! SHOES!!!
ELSON B. ELLS will keep constantly on hand
an assortmentof Shoes, both men’s women's
and chlldren’s, of all sizes and descriptions, which
will be sold cheap for cash.
P. S. Those persons wishing to purchase, will
please call at the Saugaruck Grocery Store, (ad-
jeining the west end of Suugatuck Bridge) and [hurt
may chance to purchase some articles in the Grocery
lino cheap on the same terms.
Saugatuck. May 25.
N ORVVALK COAL-YARD.
HE Public are respectfully informed that the
subscribers have just revcived per scliooners
George Washington and Swan, 200 tons ofthe much
celebrated Peach Orchard, Schuylkill Coal. (Mind
this season from Sphon’s mine.) Also, per sloop
Orange 150 tons of Lackawanna, a superior article
for manufacturing purposes. And per schooner Par-
amount 3000 bushels ofRichmond Virginia Coal, for
Smith's tise, all of which are warranted inferior to
none to be found in New York market, and cheaper
than can be obtained except by the cargo. They
intend keeping a general assortment, and constant
supply on hand, and solicitthe patronage ofthe pub-
lic. The following are the proposed present prices.
For Peach Orchard. direct fioin vessel $6,753
Clean Lurrip 7,25
Broken and Screened 825
Egg screened 6_75
Nut size 5,530
Lackawanna, Clean Lump 6,25
10,75
Virginia, per chaldron
STILES CURTIS & Co.
Norwalk, July, 27. CHARLES 'l'I‘lOllIAS.
7' ‘HIS day received by M. B. Mead a large addi-
tional assortment of French, German 0- Eng-
lish merino cloths and Circassians, together with a
choice selection of Merino shawls all sizes clors and
prices. likewise a few pieces of broatlcloths ofdiffer-
ent colours suitable for ladies clokes, which are of-
fered at the lowest market prices.
Norwalk, Oct. 22d, I833.
PAINTS, GLASS, NAILS, &.c.
H STREET & JAIVIES
AVE on hand and for sale
100 kegs assorted Cut Nails ; 10 do wrought do
50 do ground white Lead, best in market
1000 lbs dry white do; 500 do English Red
1000 do Spanish Brown
2 Ticrces first quality Dutch Linseed Oil
3 do Whale and Lamp Oil
100 boxes American and English Glass, assorted
Copel and bright Varnish; 5 hbls VVhiting
Ground and dry Vcrdigris, Crome Yellow,
Croine Green, &Lc Sic-
LIKEWISE—A general assortment ofLocks,Butts,
Screws, Augurs, Platte Irons, Saws, Squares, trace
and halter Chains, Chissels, 81c.
A complete assortment of all kinds of Lumber,
constantly on hand at the lowest market prices.
IVIAIIOGANY AND CHER RY.
HE subscribers would respectfully inform Cab-
inet Makers, Carpenters, and all those who
are in want of the above mentioned articles, that
they can furnish all kinds oflllahogany cheaper than
can be purchased in New York.
2000 feet first quality table wood,
2000 do 2 inch, 2 1-4 inch and 2 1-2 inch plank,
1500 do joist, suitable for newel and bed post,
2000 do real good crotch veneers,
500 do crotch veneers for table tops,
3000 do fine shaded veneers,
3000 do do model wood do,
12000 do clear and wide cherry boards.
SMITH, BLACKMAN 8: I-IOYT.
CEDAR SHINGLES AND LATI-I.
100,000 Cedar Shingles,
100,000 first quality Lath.
SMITH, BLACKMAN & HOYT.
TIMBFR AND CORNICE STICKS.
Ml'I‘H, BLACKMAN 81. HOYT have just
received by the Schooner Abeona,
95,000 feet timber, cornice sticks, plank and boards.
500 feet cars, 5,000 cedar posts.
By the sloops Orange and Rover,
100,000 feet Boards and Plank.
200,000 (not Williams) but 'I‘. S. VVilliams cross,
single and no brand shingles,
l50,000 Vickery’s Shingles.
N. B. All the above articles are offered to the
public at a very small advance from cost. June 25
LUMBER AT NE\V CANAAN.
I-IE subscribers have received an assort-
ment ot’Lumbei', which they are offering
on as good terms as can be purchased elsewhere.
HOYT 81, NASH.
’ AN TE])—Ir. exchange for goods, dairies-
tic flannel, blue mixt yarn, stockings and
- L. HUBBELL.
socks.
RY GOODS.
IDDLEBROOK & MORRIS No. 3 Burralls
Bulidings havejnst received a general assort-
ment of Eaiicy and Staple Dry Goods, which (hgy
offer as a small advance from cost.
Norwalk, Sept 3d. 1833.
CHERRY BOARDS.
8,000 fee‘. Cherry Boards,just received and for
Sale by STREET & JAMES.
UST received and for sale by the subscriber,
and splendid ossortment of Double and Sin-
gle Barrel Fowling Guns; also an assortment
of Musical Instruments. JACOB SMITH.
Aug. 27th, 1833.
ASH paid for Wheat, Rye, Corn and Outs, at
the Norwalk Mill. HUBBELL 8: PORTER
Sept. 13th, 1833.
VVAN’S R.O(‘fKVVATER ALE
For sale by HUBBELL 81. POR'I‘l.‘}R.
FIGURED FLOOR MATTING
Large assortment of various shades and patterns
just received and for sale by the subscriber.
P. S. The above is a new and splended article
and well worthy of the attention of those persons
Who wish to purchase handsome carpeting on the
most reasonable terms. NELSON B. ELLS.
Saugatuck Sept. 3d. 1833.
30 lbs. Ori-e1’s scarlet Cotton balls, for sale low
by ‘ L. HUBBELL.
MERINO CIRCASSIANS.
Large assortment of Black and Col’d Merino
Circassians and Col’d Muslins which are of-
fered very cheap, for sale by
MIDDLEBROOK 8:. MORBIS.
No- 3 Burralls Buildings. Norwalk Sept. 3d.
GAJ]]BLET,—Jiist rec’d, a few pieces of
the real Goats hair and imitationL‘abm1ets.fash-
ionable,‘colors. Also, a general assortment of Broad
Cloths ofevery quality, and a great variety of. colors.
for sale very cheap by
Sept. 24. MIDDLEBROOK & MORRIS,
"COD.-—The subscribers offer for sale in such
all kinds, seared and grown. The seared wood in
good order. JAMES FINNEY & Co.
LASTER,—'l'lic subscribers are now
_ landing from the sclir. Nancy from Nova Sco-
W‘: 3 °‘“"e'° °fPlttSle_r. which they offer for sale at
the lowegt market price. WM, 1{_ JAMES,
Sept. ..4- M. B. MEAD.
l\I USICAL IN STRUIVIEN TS.
N_ assortiuent of superior Flutesdv Flageolet,
Just received‘ together with the scale for both.
instruments, and instructions for the learner, for
sale by J. W. TAYLOR.
Saugatuck, Sept. 10th 1833.
NEVV FALL &. VVINTER GOODS. _
HOYT & NASH Have just received 20
pieces BroadCloth of every fashionable color
and variety ofprice; 10 ps blue, blk, and fant'y'col’il
Cassimcres; 30 ps Sattinet; 00 ps Merino Circas--
sians among which may be found every color, quality
and price; English and French Merino Cloths, vari-
ous colors; blue and brown Camblet; green frizd;
Canton Funnels; domestic do; Dcvonsltire Kersey
816 A stnall advance from cost is all that is asked:
Please call and examine for yoursevcs. Oct. ].
33’ IIATS. £1]
THE Subscriber have on hand air
assortment ofgentlcmens’Hats o fgood
quality,au_d iutcnd keeping a ftill sup-
N ply made in Ill(l’.._IJt£Sl manner and fin-
islicd in New York in the latest stvle.
'. »"“‘» Gentlemen can be Supplied will; llulg
to Order upon short notice.
ALFRED MALLORY.
Norwalk, March ‘2. 1833. Q19
WILL I.-1.«lI GALE
OFFERS for sale a handsome and
gcncral assortment of HATS, inclu
thug those of the latest New York
. \ fashions. Gentlemen can be supplied,
~.s VVIlllHt1tSt0 order upon short notice‘.
Norwalk.March 18. I833.
V ‘HE subscriber Would inform his finsnd
the publicin general, that his Packets have
commenced their Weekly Trips and will saill‘,-Dim
his landing to Peck Slip in the following manner.
Sloop MECHANII", ALD1-IN BROTHWI-ILL Master’
will sail Tuesdays and return Saturdays’ Sloo’
CITIZEN. SaIIL’L '1'.1lIorcImu3,;, M,,5,e,.~w’,” Sm,
Saturdays&' returnon 'l‘hursdays,, Foi~Frei.-ht or
Passage apply to the subscriber or to eithergf the
Captains on board their respective vessel.-,
MO ' ' — t ’
Norzcalk, Fcbrztary 27. 1832 NSOA H J‘ T.
SADDLE 8L IIARN ESS IVIAKING.
TH E subscriber ever thank-
ful for the patronage he has
received, would inform the
public,that he continues to car-
ry on the above business, at
his old stand, in Saugaluck,
where he has on hand and is
i _... .. . -~ constantly lllanufacturiuc--, of
*%6-'e¢|0O.tH.¢‘° the first rate Materials, bsml-
dles, Bridles, Harness, Trunks, Valieces, &c., ex-
pressly for customers use. and as cheap as can be
bought in the United States. Also, for Sale, Buffalo
Robes, Whips, Spurs,Hoi'se Blankets, Curry Combs,
and Horse Brushes, lye. &c.
*,,* Repairing done with neatness 8: despatch.
THE highest market price paid for Wood, in
exchange for Work- PHILO W. JONES.
Saugaiuck, Nov 19, 1832. 2.37
NEW ARRADNIC-El\IE,NT.Nr V
aiy to am mm '.V_
ryt£tl,u({sii(i.d1:.I;(-)sR.li.IEie::I.iq.i).'_'
New and Splendid I0.d]ttlveIi’i‘l¢fsss‘iili?e’tSfei3rihBIi)sift
.523I§SE~l.I”.l‘iIZ:i..§‘;l’.‘.;.E'.5'.§2*i’i.Lf}'.l?“f.‘f
for Norwalk Direct, returning, leave Norwalk at
1h0l‘l1.‘B:1.All Baggage at the risk- of the owners
CV80 .
\\.\“
FOR SAWPITTS, NOR‘-
VVALK, BRIDGEPORT is;
, , NEW HAVEN Daily.-
— —.-— . 4 The Steam Boat ‘VEST-
CI-IESTER, Capt. J. Brooks,jr. leaves side
of Catharine Market every day (Sundays excepted)
at 0 o'clock, A. M. Returning leaves Norwalk at
half-past 10. A. M Sawpitts at 12 (noon).
Stages are in readiness on the arrival of the Boat
at Sawpitts to convey passengers to Horsenet-k,
Stanwicli and Stamford. And from Norwalk to
Sangatuck. Bridgeport, Stratford, Milford and New
Haven. Also to Danbury, Newtown, Southbury,
\Voodbury and Litchfield.
&, are now offering agood
assortment of men’s, youtli’s and boy’sHats of
the latest fashions. Also, fur, cloth and leather Caps.
All of which will be offered very low. Oct. 1st.
STOVES, GRATES, &c.
JUST landed from sloop
Paragon and Mechanic, 200
Cook Stoves, consisting of
Cornell.Cunninghan &-Co's,
Hoyt’s,Jamcs’sandWilson’s
1, ,_ improved paterns; wire-plate’
3’-(‘F"~! and box Stoves; coal Stoves,
, various patterns; Nott’s su.
perior coal stoves and parlor
“ Grates. Also, a large as-'
sortment of common soap.
tone brass mounted and
bronzed Grates--all of which will be sold at the low-
est New York prices for cash.
N. B. No stoves sold except for Cash or approved
notes on interest. .
N0'I"I"S IMPROVED STO_VES 5° GRATES,
For burning Anthracite coal, which for neatuess safe-'
ty and economy, surpass any thing that has been
introduced. The above stoves are for sale by
STILES CURTIS 8L Co.
hf
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.,,,
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THE subscriber has just received a large. sup-
ply of Marble, suitable for Grave Stones,
Hearth Stones, &c. also North River Flagg fo '
Hearth Stones, which he offers for sale cheap for
cash. Also, about 300 bushels of sand. An elegant
Pedestal Monument of White Marble, for sale at big
establishment a few rods east of the Bridge.
lVorwalk,.Iunc ll. EDMOND PRICE.
P OTASIIEI S9
UST Received and for sale by ‘
GIBS «St. RAYMOND
quantities as will suit purchasers, Wood of '
Norwalk Chronicler