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GREAT BARGAINS
IN DBY GOODS.
TII.E subscriber has just returiied 'from‘ New
York with an entire NEW 5'1 ‘ll §P“"i‘=’
Dry Goods, (at the New Stoie adjoiniiig the Post
Office, on the west side of the Bridge.) which being
purchased atthe present time, when Goods were
never knogvn to be ch!-‘{]_p(3I', lle IS ..0IlIl(ICIII IIC CIID
offer greater‘ inducements to purchasers than_ any
other‘Establishment in the County? fol" Elle 5*lll5l‘"-"
tion of those who entertain a diziibt of this, he would
say to them, call and examine his assortment and
decide for themselves. ltbeing the object of buyers
to procure Goods at as low a rate as possible. lit‘-
asks them to call andcxauiine his goods before pur-
chasing elscwliere. To purchasers of BROAD.
CLOTHS be can confidently usscfl. lllill “°_ mm‘
cliaiil in this place can offer asgreat bargains In that
line as he can. Ilis assortment of Goods embraces
most every article called for in a Dry Goods Store’
He does not enumerate articles or state prices,
should he do theliitter, some might think his goods
were so cheap they were not tV0l‘lllJP?l(lllL: at or
buying. LAWRENCE M. STEVENS.
Nom alk, April 7.
V IIE .-.S.ubscribeis, Agents for the “Penny Mag-
azine for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge.”
Published in London and republished in monthly
parts in the City ol‘Ncw York would inform the Pub-
];c moi they have now on hand Parts I, 2, ‘J, 4, ll,
]4_ 5;, 15, at 12 I-2 cents each or $1,530 per year.—-
'1‘|ireo things combine to recommend this Publica.
non, which, "1 combinaiion,ai-o found to r_ecommen(l
no otlier——]st, the number and quality ofits Embel-
lislinieiits, ‘.2d, Ill: Interest and Practical Usefulness
ofits contents. last, but not least the Extremely Low
Price at which it is afforded. 'I'welvi]a)Nuniber:3 con-
’ , e of-504 R0 alOctavo ages.
“We 1 mum y WEED & BUTLER.
Norwalk Mare]. 33. I334-
LADIES STRAW &. LEGI-[ORN IIATS
ILLIAM GALE hnsjust received f.iom New
York, 590 Ladies and Misses .L(3gIl0l"ll,Splll
Straw Leghorn, l.-‘rdiil, Openwork and '1 uscany
Strawlllats, the latest style and patterns, also Eiglit
Boxes splendid Gauze Hat Ribboiis, Straw _Edging’s,
Chip Flats, Bonnet VVire, Cane, Ribbon Wire, Ccl d
Flounces, Col’d and Blit Cranes. a large asscrttnent
cf Col’d Lustrings, Ribbons from No. 1 1-2 10100; _0l
every shade, blk mode, pink, straw. blue, and vs pic
watered Gro dc Nat s for Hats and Lir_||t}.‘I5. “’l"l9.
brown and blk Buckrams and Crown Linings, _gr~een
gauze, &.c_ Norwalk, April 1.
S N. CLOCK has just received from
New York, brown muslius by the hale. nl-=0
canvas paddings, burlaps. Russia diaper, bed tick-
ings, checks. umbrellas, oil cloths,travelling baskets,
buckram, and blk and col’d crown linings. C0’<l Cam-
bric muslids, blk Iustring, also an assortmment of
Geutlemcn’s and Youth’s fur hats, all of Wlllcll Will
be disposed of at a liberal per cent. from cost.
Norwalk, March 24-’
FALL & VVINTER GOODS.
HUBBEIIL9 Has this day received
L. as large and handsome assortment of Dry
Goods as was ever offered in this tnarket, which he
will sell at prices less than they can be obtained for
elsewliere. although he has not got 150 pieces of
Broadeloths, he bas 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 Cambletsi While,
grecn, scarlet. black and crimson Flannels; Cantcn
do; green baize and frfze; a large assortment of Sat-
tinetts ofcvery quality and shade; black and scarlet
Merino Shawls; English Merino and Thibet wool do,
Dorchester and Odean Ticks; Beaver-teen; plain and
striped moleskins; a splendid assortment ofliglit and
dark Mersalilles, Valencia, silk, satin and velvet
Vestings; French and English bombazines; Italian
Lustring; Gro de nap, marceline, sinchetv, sarcinet
and florence Silks; 4-4, 5-4 and 6-4 plain and figd
bobinet footing ofall widths; thread and bobinet edg-
logs and inseitings; plain and figd Swiss, joconet,
iuedium, book and cambric Muslins; longlawn,.Iinen
cambric, bishop lawn, jaconet, and Swiss Cravats;
..»...:.-e_...-..g-.,l,.L=..l..lfzumlu--icsr 9 ."-’I=a! .‘.r.'-L-ti9t.i_r_..rs!.'. l.i.e.li.i
CALlCOES—l3Ik and white Ginghams; furniture
Chints 3, 4, 6, and 8 4; cotton diaper G, 8 and 10-4.
‘noon damask table Diapers. Russia do; Russia and
mitaiion Slieetings; Dowlas; brown Holland; brown
Jeans; Irish Linnens; fine sheeting and shitting mus-
Iins; Ribbons, all colors and widths; blk Galoons by
the ps or box; No 3 blk Ribbons by the box; flagg.
bandnua and pongee silk I-ldkfs; cotton do; blk, green
pink and white French Crapes; green worsted Ber
age; mens H. S., beaver, woodstock and buckskin
Gloves; Ladies H. S. do; buckskin mittens, sotne of
asuperior quality; Prussian Shawls; blk and col’d
plain ‘and embos’d Cambrics; foundation muslin;
crown linings; travelling baskets; scarlet moreen;
blk lasting; blk Canton and Italian Cravats; bll:
and white silk, worsted and cotton Hose; silk velvet
and bombazine stocks; red and mixt padding. canvass
buckram; super blue Italian Sewings, some very fine;
CIark’s spool cotton; blue and white cotton yarn,
baits and waddiug; suspenders; silk and gingham
Umbrellas; English and German Pins: buttons of all
kinds; men’s and boys seal caps; childrens red ino-
rocco shoes; Grecian boots; paste boards by the dozen
or single; silk braids and cords; cotton do; blk tabby
velvet; bang up cord; apron cheek; 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;
writing paper, &,-c. with many othes articles too tedi-
ous to enuineiate. All persons in want of good arti-
cles at low prices; will do well to call and examine
or themselves. Norwalk, Oct. 6.
NEW GOODS
MAL LORY hasjust received from New-York
A. a new supply of Spring and Summer Goods,
which ogether with his former stock, comprises a
very handsome assortment, which will be 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 Broadclotlis of
almost every shade, quality and price, also black,
blue, mix’t. drab, and fancy striped Cassimeies.
Vestings, a large assortment ofSilk, plain and fig’d
Marsailles, Valencia, and other Vesting, 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 cassimere, satinetts, Hatters nap-
ping cloth, Irish linen, very cheap. calicoes, a good
assortment; cambric, jaconet and swiss muslins,
linen camiiric, and linen canibric han.tkfs., long
lawn, pongee, and flag silk pocket liandkfs., silk
and crape dress liandkfs., 5-4 black merino shawls,
bobbinet and footing lace. Ladies gloves, Hosiery,
agood assortment; silk umbrellas, gingham do.,
shirtiug muslins, brown sheeting, Dorchesier ticks,
beaverteen, moleskin, 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, childreus red morocco
shoes, stocks and collars, Men’s Horskin, Wood-
stock and buckskin gloves,tt'immings, an assortmei t
of best quality.togetI:cr with many other a"ticlc»:
not herein mentioned, all of which will be sold on
iiieorable terms. GROCERIES.—A good assort
meat. of Dry Groceries kept constantly on hand
viz: tea, sugar, molasses, pepper, olspice, ginger
cinnamon, nutmegii, cloves, &i.c.
Norwalk, April. 29th,
CLERK WAN TE I).
ANTED immediately, a Boy (‘mm 14 to 16
years of age, to serve asa Clerk in a Dry
Goods Store; suitable recommendations will be re-
quircd, apply to ALFRED MALLORY.
Norwalk, March 3. 1834.
C NOVV IS‘THl43 T ME
HEAPER THAN EVER KNO WN BEFORE
The subscriber has just returned froinNewYork with
a large supply of Dry Goods of most every descrip-
tion which owing to the unparalleled state of the
timeshe is enabled to sell at prices still reduced. Now
is the time to buy cheap L. M. STEVENS.
Norwalk, May ‘Xi
‘I |.bs. of WOOL for sale by
_ EBEI\'EZER STEVEN S.
Norwalk, August I9th, I834. 33.
0 WOOL
F an excellent quality for sale by
Norwalk,.Iuly I4th. L. M. STEVENS.
INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE BY A J
NE W YORK. OFFICE,
N0. 54 VVALL STREET.
HE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPAYY
or NEW YORK, have appointed George St.
.lohn,as their agent in Norwalk and the towns ad-
joining, to insure Houses and other buildings and
property contaiuedin them, such as Dry g00d$.
Groceries, Sic. 8Lc. _
flgfifttfit loss or carriage tip ‘lift’.
the Howard company Iiave a capital of $300,000
paid in and safely invested for security Oftllose
who may have insurancemade by said Companyltr
surncc offered at thelowest prt-:miui_ii 8:. none. "Cell
be brought from afllucncc to want in coiisequeiice
ofloss by Fire; as all can be protected from its de-
struction by a small yearly stipend. The above
named Agt,-nt is ,'_[utli0l'IS(‘.(l I0 ISSIIC IIOIICOS IO those
who may apply. The Company pursue a libral
and prompt course in adjustiiig and paying their
losses.
EEARBPVJRFSE
NORYVA LIX.
MITI-I &, IIOYT would iiifoi:ii their friends :ind
the public generally, that lliey have received at
thoii-stoi~o,.-i flew rods west of the Bridge, large addi-
tionsto their former stock, which make their assort-
mentof fancy and staple hardware complete. 'l‘he.foI-
lowing area few ofthe principal articles,viz—-Knives
and l“orks from 35 cts to $10, carvers. deserts and
steels to match; pocket. pen, desk, butchers, bread
and shoe knives: Razors, razoi straps, bones. shears.
scissors,VVatsou’s castcel axcs,drawing knivcs,adzos.
butener’s eloavcrs; block-tin and brittania teaand
coffee Potts; sugar and milk cups; soup ladies; tea
and table spoons; brass stair rods; brass and glass
commode knobs, commode rings; curtain pins; brass
and iron caiidlesticks; curtain rings; draw liandlcs;
lied caps; cscutclieons; brass and iron cupboard hut-
tous and turns; table, chair iind bedstead Castor.-; flat,
round and fliisli bolts; clotlics,hair, tooth, shoe, scrub-
bing, furniture, paint. pencil, dusting, Wliitc Wash.-
liearih, window, lather and Iialter’s stopping and
soft Brushes; cotton, wool and horse cards, steel
and lirnss tliimbles; pnlishingpowdor; rat and mouse
Trps; Slates; lead and slate pencils; chalk and fish
lines: iron shovels and spades; bellows; sad irons
s,,,,,dSf,,,-,io;S|iove15 and tongs; andirons; clay. soap-
stone and iron Ftiriizices; pots and kettles; spiders
with and without lids; frying pans; toasting irons;
iron. composition, copper and sheet iron tea kr-ttlcs:
g,.idd|es_; i_ri-idirons with fluted andstraighibars,bake,
sauce. and warming pans; brassltettles; glue pols;
sheep and horse shears: oil cloth for carpeting carria-
ges; coach wrenches; whips; trace chaiiis; steelyards;
pocket lanthorns; iron weights; sleigh bell; ivaggon
and gig axels-, turned with boxes: hooks and hinges;
coal hods and siflers; hemp and manilla Cordage:
trunk, chest, draw, cupbo:ird.book case and pad
Locks; c,,,.,,,.nter and joiner’s bench and moulding
planes; axes. compases, mill, cross cut, brass back
ryompiigs, web, and circular Saws; steel, iron and
trying Squares; nail hammers, spoke sliaves; mill
saw, lialfround, rat tail, hand and pitsaw Files; nails
of at] kinds, hy the keg or less quantity; sash pul-
lics, brass and iron draw rollers; oil and water stones,
bed screw and keys, foot scrapers, window weights,
coffee mills, Scotch spring knob locks, door locks,
shoe pincers, patent, common and spike gimblets,
double and single barreled fowling pieces,_do pistols.
powder horns and flasks, hunter’s !)ottI_es, ink stands,
pocket books opera glasses, shaving mirrors, tea and
dinner bells, cologne water, steel pt-.ns,.dog collars,
percussion gun chargers, steel. plated, S|lV(‘l' 8' shell
and common spectacles, beads and bead necklaces,
ivory rings stillcttoes, ink powder, flutes, files, fla-‘
geolets, clarioncts, violins, Sic. An assortment of
Russia, Sweeds. American and Eiiglisli bar Iron:
old sable nail rods, hrazer’s rods, Aniei‘ican,Sweed,
Spring, Eiiglish, blister and cast Steel; American
and Russia sheet Iron; tinmen’s shears, cart and
wagon boxes, vices, anvils, Arc.
'1‘he 5ul)S(,l‘ll)C‘I‘ would inform the public that many
ofliis goods were imported by himself and_can be.
sold as cheap or cheaper than any otlierestabltsiiineiit
in the country. July 1, 1834.
. “NEE? _§.E’_R§:’§‘§.5%.%?§-
Jo
I-IE subscriber is 0pEl'lll1__Q'.Zi i go ai»,,,.., ,1,”
a complete and assortment of SPRl:\'G
GOODS, in addition to his li'J!'lll€‘.‘ supply ofllrr
Goods, Groceries, Flours,\Vines,'i'o:is, Crockery,
HardWare,Drugs, Medicines, I~Iats,Sl.;=r.vs.l’aints.
Oils, Brushes, Glass, ready made Clotliing,
VVooden and Tin VVare, &c. &c. all of which
he offers for sale on the most reasonable terms.
I-Iis stock of goods is entii-elyfresli. and consists
of the latest importations and most, approved
and fashionable patterns.
Experience has long since convinced him,
that a busiiiess conducted wholly on the cash
principle may prove mutually advantageous both
to the seller and the purcliaser,—-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 ere-
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.
Having been for years engaged in the same
business, he flattcrs himselftliat his experience
his store with goods of the best quality, but
also at unusually reduced prices. Persons re-
sitliiig remotely, may depend upon obtaining here
afull supply of tlze various articles they requi re
and at such reduced prices as will more than
compensate them for the trouble even of coni-
ing a great distance to make their purchases.
He respectfully invites an examination of his
stock and terms. CHARLES PECK.
Old Well, (Norwalk) April. 2d 1834.
BRICK.
80000 first quality Brick for sale, near the office
of B. Isaacs, Esq. Apply to either of the subscri-
bers. M. B. MEAD,
Feb. 24. W. K. JAMES.
GAERBEN SEEDS.
EVHE subscribers have just received a fresh sup.
ply of Garden Seeds, raised and put up by
the Shakers, warranted equal to any other.
WEED & BUTLER.
OTTON SI~II?‘.ETINGS.—-Six bales Brown
Shcetings 31. Shirtings, some very cheap, for
sale by MIDDLEBROOK 8: MORRIS.
FANCY SIEIAWLS.—A great Vllrlrll’
of Sewing Silk. Crape, and Gauzé Shawls
Also 3-4 Silk Muslin Shawls, a new and elegan
article for the present season for sale by
MIDDLEBROOK3.z.llIORRlS,
No. 3 Burrall’s Buildings,
Norwalk, May 13th. I834
BOARDS SHINGLE & SIDING.
€‘\ '.l‘REET & JAMES have received from Sloop
I-1% Mcnerva and Rover large additional supplies
ofLumher from Catskill and Albany, making their
assortinont complete. persons wishing to purchase
will find prices and qualities to please.
Norwalk, July ]5th.
1"-7-“’ lbs. Flax, for sale by
élf» %'riLi«‘.s corms x,- 00.
UAl‘S.—A new style Boy’s Caps, also Straw,
Tuscan and Leghorn Hats. just rceived and
for sale by JAIIIES MALLORY.
E1 ASHIONABLE SILKS.—-Now opening, a
new supply of Black and Colored Silks, at low
JAMES MALLORY.
MERINO SI-IAWLS.
LARGE assortment ofblk and scarlet 7 8L 8-4
Harlaquine’s super kind. Also, various sizes
Tliibet Wool Shawls. just received and for sale at
such prices as will warrant their sale to any person
wisliiug :i first rate aritcle. L. M. STEVEN S.
August 25.
‘I REAT BARGAINS lN Ml‘3lllN0
SIIAWLS.--100 of the above article, the
cheapest. ever offered in this place. Also, Thibct
Wool Shawls, the best ever offered to the public.
Scpt.9. 36 E. STI'.'.VENS.
prices. Ivy
NORWAl1K BOOIQ STORE.
E1 HE Subscribers have now on hand at the
above Establishment, a complete assortment
of Classical and Common School Books, besides
many Miscellaneous Works, which are offered to
Teachers. Merchants, and others. Wholesale and
Retail, :it the lowest prices. The following C0|“l“'l59
ii art of the Slock:—
\Vr:.-bster's Dictionary, 8vo.; English Synonimcsi
Grov«e’s Greek and Itluglisli Lexicon;
Goodrich’s Greek Graminar and I£‘.xei‘cisos.;
Greek ’I‘estaineiit.; Jacolfs Creek leader? _ _
Greca Minora; I-Iistoraz Gra:cc:i; Coopcr’s Virgil
Virgil Dclphiui; Ainswortli’s Disiiouaiy, Svo.2
Aniliou’s Ainswortli, lSmo.;
Gould’s Ailam’s Latin Grammar; _
Cicera’s Orations, with notes; lloracc Dclpini ;
Folsoin’s Livy; Titi Livii; Latin Tutor;
IIutchiuson‘s Xedophon;
\Vorcestcr’s Elements of History ;
Goodrich and Masoifs Eccle. llistory;
’,l,‘ytIer’s I‘.llSl0l'_y; \VIielpley’s Compcnd.;
Goldsiiiitlfs and Griinsliaw’s History of England,
Greece and Rome;
0‘lne_y"s, Matte Bruit, Woodbridgc, lltlorsc‘, Cum-
mings and Willett’s Gcoiirapliy;
Worcester and Parley’s diito for Children;
fIoiristock’s Clicmistry: Blake’s do. ;
Coinstoelfis Natural Pliilosopli_v :
.Iamieson’s Rlietoric; I-le.dge’s Logic
Walkers Geometrv; I)3i»lt’y’S A=Ironomy;
Days Alge‘)i'a; l)ay’s l\‘liitliciuatir‘.s;
Playfairs Euclid, Blair’s Lectures:
Giimmcre’s Gibson and Flint’s Surveying;
Bennett’s and S|iey’s Book-keeping;
I’oi'tci"s Rhetorical Reader and Analysis 3
First Book of History; Child’s Botany;
Wcbstcr’s and Walkcr’s Dictionary;
tVIi,irray’s Grainma“ and Exercises;
Brown’s Graminer, Greeiilr-al’s do ;
English Reader, Introduction & Sequel to do;
Popular Lessons: Improved Reailcrz
F.lciiientary Roailcr; Political Class Book?
f,it'cnti\VlCll, llale, and Webster’s History of the
United States;
Dal‘0ll’S.I)ll\V0l‘Ill’S,C0lI)l1l'n’S.Slllllllls, 8:. \VImzeI"
Ariilimatics: '
\Vebster’s, Sears’ and Emcrson’s. Seplling Book;
Speller Sr. Definer; Juvenile Spelling Bonk;
rvings Catecliisnis of Jewish& Roman Antiqui
and of Uuivei's:il and Roman I-Iisiory:
Questions to Blairs Lectures; 'I‘ytlcr's History.
and Grimsliaws France iiud Napoleon:
Easy Lessons; Child'sInstructuctors;
I)ra\ving Paper; Writing Paper;
Cominou and Gilt Edge Leiter Paper ;
Writing Books; Cyphering Books; Slates;
Slate aml Lead Pencils: Ink Powder;
Ink S.“.1ll(lS, S'c. t"si.c.—also
A grcat variety of Bibles, 'l‘est:iments, Ilymu
Books, Prayer Books, Coininentarics, Blank Books
of all kinds, VVafers, Sealing Wax, Quills. Toy
Books, Paints and Brushrs, Engraviugs, School
Retvards, lac. for sale very low.
Norwalk, March 25th, WEED dz. BUTLER.
NORVVA LE2 })ISPENSA RY,
No. 6, BURRALUS BUILDINGS.
I’ HIS Establishment is constantly furnished
with an extensive assortment of Drugs, Med-
cinos, Perfumery, Brushes, Dye Stuffs, Hatters Ar-
icles, &c., which are warranted of good quality,
and will be sold wholesale or retail, on rcasoiialilr:
terms. Amongst the Articles may be found :—
Gum Opium 'I‘art. Acid. Logwood
Camphor Sup. Curb. Soda Rod \'Vood
—— Myrrh Antiinony Fnstic
—— A oes Caloincl Nic.Wood
—- Arabic Arsenic Cam. Wood
—— Trzigacan. Quinine Verdigris
Rochelle Salts Morphine Alcohol
Er soiii do Caustic Shellack
tilauber do Curb. Iron Oil Vitriol
Geiitian Laudanum Blue Vitriol
Senna Peregoric Nitric Acid
Pink Castor Oil Coppcras
Snake Root Olive Oil Alum
Sciieka Bills. Copaiva Indigo
Ciia in. Flowers Fir Nutgalls
:§:in'i-on Spts. Turpentine Sal.Tartar
Norwalk, July 16. '1'./' EED 81. BU’I‘LI:lR.
lztlarl l‘.’n.'ley Oil Spike TI:‘t£_tt3‘t‘é’:I’z_lt::‘l"{ISm”
""”“'" l=*"”"' Q{.l§‘."riai-t-iiorn Shoe do
-;‘§""‘“' -.'‘_'j"' . Nitre Tooth do
Susstiparilla Lce’s Pills Wliitewash do
Peruvian Bark Hygean do Pliila. Porter
Rhubarb Syriiiges London do
Orange Peel Conkliii Salve Salt. Petre
Ising Glass Tainarinds Pearlasli
White Mustard Essential Oils Potash
Squllls Essences Sal. Eratus
Sulplier Opodeldoc Castile Soap
Brimstone Aromatic Snuff Jank Bottles
To OLD «Sr. YOUNG IIOUSEKEEPERS
STYLES CUR'IIS 8:. Co. have at their Store, a
few rods South of the Bridge, a general and
extensive assortment of IIouse-keeping Articles;
Plain and Japan Tin Ware, Hard andllollow ware.
Stoves, Grates, Sic. 8Lc. Among their assortment
may be found Britannia, Block Tin and Pewter
ware, llnglisliand American Hollow ware, Brass
Kettles, finislied and unfinisIied,SiIver Plated Table
:iudTca Spoons, also Britannia. Block ’I‘in, 'l.‘in
Plate. and Iron do.; Table and Dessert Knives and
l"orks, Plated. and Steel Snulfers and 'I‘ra_vs, Tea
W;iiters,.Iapaii and Brass Lainps, Brass, Tin and
Iron Caiidlcsticlts. Copper, Tin, Iron and Composi-
tion '|‘c:i Kettles, Iron, Tin and Composition Sauce-
pan, Br:iss Tipped Hand Irons, Shovels and Tongs,
Coffee Mills, Sicvcs, and Chafing Ditihcs. Gridirons,
Toast Irons, and Sad Irons, \\’:irmiiig Pairs, Com-
mon and Fancy Bellows, Britannia Tea and Coffee
I’0i's. some new and elegant patterns. Soap Stone
Cl-tiv and lion Furnaces, Sheet Iron, Sheet Lead,
Sliclct Cooper, 'o'Lc.
A General Assoiiinent of Grocery Fix-
tures, such as Oil l)i‘..l'l‘ClS, Fc_iis, pewter
Faucets, Brass FtlI](3t.'l,S Molasses Gates, Drai-
ners, Scales, l3eains.\Voiglit;s; and ‘-_‘»lca"iires.S:c.
V ‘IIIE subscriber would inform his friends and
tliepublicin general, that his Packets have
conimenced their weekly Trips and will sailfrom
his landing to Peck Slip in the following manner;
Sloop .'II’l'.'C1t1/INII", Ai.Di:N Biro'rii\vi:i.i. llrlastcr,
will sail '.I'uestla_vs and return S:iturdays; Sloop
CITIZIJN, Sitiifl. '1'. 1lIo7'c/muse, llI€ISIf}I‘.\VIII sail
Satui'tlays&' returnon 'I'liui's(lays, For Freight or
I~‘ass.'ige apply to the subscriber or to cithcrof the
Captaiiis on board their respective vessels.
MONSON HOYT.
Norwalk, April 20. I334.
“‘”i‘v'i7‘.’i‘v E:3’l‘ABl'_.lSI-[l\.lEN'l‘,
At Noi’wall~:, cast of the Bridge,
Tin, Sheet Iron and Stove \Varcliouse.
I//7//%/‘ LESTER BELDEN,would in-
form the public‘tliat he has com-
mciicird business in the above line,
at this place. All orders in Tin,
Sheet Ircii and Copper, executed
at short notice. IIe will keep con
siantly on hand, most kinds of
liouse--kccpiiig articles, such as
~, jappan, tin, brass and copper
VVaros, hollow ware, sad irons, knives, spoons,
l:cll.'~ws, Iltc.
I.IKEWISE,—Aii extensive a.-'sortmeut of the
most approved Cooking Stoves, Coal Stoves, open
Friinltliiis. and Di‘. Nott’s improved patent. All of
the above articles will be afforded at the lowest mar-
ket prices
Norwalk, October 29, 1833.
sorovns, ciiaamros, ac.
—~';j-_a_ JUST Iaiided from sloop
' Paragon and Mechanic, ‘.300
Cooking Stoves, consisting of
Cornell, Cunninghaii 8' Co’s.
l*Ioyt’s, .Iaincs’s and \“v'il-:on’s
improved pzitcrns; wireplatc
and box Stoves; coal Stoves.
—_-various pattr.-riis; Nott’s supe-
_____;;__,_. rior Coal Stoves and Parlor
Grates. Also, a large assortiiieni ofcommon Soap-
stone brass mounted and broiizcd Cil‘utcs, all of which
will be sold at the lowest New York prices for cash.
N. B. No stoves sold except. for Cash or approved
notes on interest.
NOT’l"S l;‘.ll’ROVED STOVES S‘ GRATES,
For burning Anthracite coal, which for neaiiiess safe-
tv and economy, surpass any thing that has been
ihtrodiiced. The above stores are for sale by
S'l'll.ES CURTiS «$2. Co.
E ASTI i\‘GS.——'I‘he sii1)scribci‘,agciit for Gun.
E. VVariiig, of Stamford, will furnish to
order, Castings of all kinds, at furnice prices.
‘mi.-T.‘-‘.i'i“i‘.‘."N-i5}'¢i;’é5.'f"‘fil§%S?..".E“.:‘§l........,..
N. B. The highest market price paid for old
wrought and cast iron, copper, brass, pewter
and lead.
LOUGHS.- LES'I‘ER BELIJEN has just
received an assortment of \‘Vai'iiig’s ci2|i~_
brated two-point and other Plougiis, all warrant-
ed to give gootl satisfaction. Apply at his cs-
tablisliment east. side the Bridge.
Norwalk, March 2-1. 1834.
l’ola [1’.l Starch Itch Ointment \Vliite do
White \Vax Blue do Vials C.-’tLilC0:ES.
Bees _VVax Hmlein Oil Tobacc s&. Snuff Imrgo and Elegant Assortment ofEnrrli5h
C°°l‘““§“l B"lll~*‘l‘ Oll sP°"'o'9 French and American prints, manv anew
g’:3’;3|"’li£°(‘]‘j:ler3 and desirable patterns ofall qualities and ‘prices
Oil Soap Lemon Syrup Swaim’s Panacea or Sale by MIDDLEBIROOR & MORRIS
{V REAT BARGAINS.—'I.‘lie subscriber having
SP RING 8: SIIRIMER GOODS.
ILLIAM GALE. has just received a large
supply of Goods situablc for the present and
approacliing season.
colored Silks ofalinostevery description, 10 ps so.
hrIkfs., 50 blk, scarlet and white merino shawls,
100 ps Frencl; muslins and gingliains, new style, 50
ps. French printed muslins, elegant style and pat-
terns, brown and green parasois, fig’d and plain.
umbrellas, 500 ps French, English, and domestic
calicoes, from 9 cts. to 56 cts.. 3000 yds bleached and
brown sheetings and sliirtings, from 6 cts. to 25 cts,
30 ps Odean, Dorchester and common tickings,
from 9 cts.',to 23 cts., white counterpanes, 40 ps
shirtiug. linens, beavertecns, bangup cord, a large
assortment of thin Goods, for Gcntlemen’s and
Youths summer wear, broadcloths, cassimeres, and
satinnets, of almost every shade, color, and price,
India matting and carpeting,10 boxes elegant gauze
Iustring and white satin ribbons, for not trimming.
fig’d and plain green backing baize, for floor cloths,
green and blue table covers, Russia diapers. Russia
sheetings, fine birds-eye diapers, 8-4 and 10.4 tine
linen table diapers, 40 ps super blue and yellow
nankeembobbinet laces and quillings, all widths,
Grecian lace, blond tjiiilliiigs, an elegant assortment
of Gcntlemeus fur hats, a large assortment of Ladies
and Misses fine leghoru, split straw, leghorn braid,
tuscau and openwork straw hats, and very cheap,
100 youths cloth caps, of different sizes, 10 tloz.
Meus and Youths‘ straw hats.
Norwalk, May I3.
7E‘! SUMMER GOODS.
HE Subscriber will this day receive alarge
addition to his stock of Dry Goods, such as Broad-
cloths, Cassimeres and Satiuets, Irish linens, silks of
most every description; ladies Hats, mens ditto,
youths Caps, amt all other seasonable goods. Those
in want of any article in the Dry Goods line, on,
respectfully invited to call and examine his prices 8.’
quality. Every reasonable effort will be made to
give satifnction to customers. L.M. STEVENS.
Norwalk, .Iunc I2, I834.
CONNECTICUT LOTTERY.
PRIZES ! PRIZES! I PRIZES 1!
THE Palace of Fortune is constantly supplying
its customers with the Leaders; tstit is acknowl-
edged by those who know, that there have been more
Capital prizes sold st this oflicc than at any otherin
the country. Adventurers are informed that as this
is the last year ofthe present lottery, the managers
are now laying before the public some ofthe most
brilliant schemes ever offered and that those who
intend to sail on that
“Tide in the affairs ofmen
Which taken at the flood leads on to'Fortune,”
may now iiivest.—Venders supplied on liberaltcrins.
_N. B The lottery draws in this place once a week.
Tickets always on hand at No.4 BurraII’s Buildings.
Forwalk, June 10. R. A, WILLIAMS.
SURGEONS INSTRUMENTS.
URN KEYS, Scarificators and Cups, Lancets,
&c., for sale by WICEI) .3» BlJ'I‘[,]ij.l{_
RISH LINNENS ofa. superior quality and \var-
ranted free from cotton, for sale, cheaper than
ever offered in this village,
MIDDLEBROOK tr MORRIS,
Norwalk, July 22.
A few pieces of superior
yard wide black and blue black Gro de Swiss and
Italian Silks; Black and blue black Marcelines;
pee and common wide French bombaziue, blk p.Ilii-
. . . . cettas and Iastings, a large assortment of sewiuir
, 1 - . , ‘ ' D
has enabled him to succeed not only in furnishing Sm,’ “ape, gauze and SI”, fancy dress Shams and
come to the determination to relinquish the
Dry Goods Business in this place, offers to sell his
entire Stock at Cost. Those in want of cheap Dry
Goods will do well to call soon.
All persons having unsettled accounts with the
subscriber, can have an opportunity of settling with
him till the '20th of March next,after that time, look
out for Old I-I-——-s. L. IlUl3BELL_
Norwalk, Feb. 10; I834.
I-IATTERS Ai€.'ll‘.ICLES.
LCOHOL; Shellach , Vcrdigris; Nutgall;
Copperas; Oil Vitriol: Ext. Logwood ; Jacks;
Stopping Brushes; Blocking Twine; ac. Etc. _
The above articlas are for sale cheap, for cash
0n.’_i/, by the Subscribers VVEED 8.; BUILER.
Norwalk, April I, IS34.
NEVV SUPPLY OF STONE.
HE subscriber has just received a large sup-
ply of Marble, suitable for Grave Stones,
Hearth Stones, &c. also North River Flagg for
Ilearth Stones, which he offers for sale cheap for
cash. Also, about 300 bushels of sand. An elegant
Pedestal Moiiument of White Marble, for sale at his
establishment a few rods east of the Bridge.
l‘1orwalk,.Iunc 11. EDMOND PRICE.
NEW SUIPIPLTI.
TREET &L JAMES have received from Catskill
an addition to their Stock of Lumber, consisting
of Siding, Scantling &c, which, with their former
stock, makes their assortment complete.
April 21, 1834.
% ALCOLMES Bible Dictionary intended prin-
cipally for Sunday School Teachers and Bi-
ble Classcs. The Nurse’s Manual and young Motli-
ers Guide by Richard S. Kissam M. D.jiist received
at the KIORVVALK BOOKSTORE.
Norwalk June 28th.
W STRAVV IIATS
OR LADIES 8:. l\'lISSES.—\VM. GALE, will
open this day,a large assortment of Ladies Straw
Hats :-—-viz. fine split straw, Leghorn braids,'l‘uscans
and open work do. and fine Leghorn Hats; col’d and
blk French Crapes, cold Florences; blk, brown and
white Crownlinings; blk and brown Batiice; col’d
watered Gro dc naps; white, pink, straw and blue
col’d Sattins; white, brwoii and blk single and double
foundation tnuslins; chip flats, bonnet wire, ribbon
do.; 12 boxes elegant hat trimmings, white sattin
riblions all widths; fashionable green, salmon and
every other desirable color ofgauze ribbons, for cap
or hot trimmings; Grecian and Blond Quillings, all
widths; blond cdgings; Bobbinett Quillings, 4-4, 5-4
and 6 4 frizcnl and plain bobbinet Laces; thread Edg-
ngs and Inscrtings. &.c. June 2
4 BENCH GINGIIAMS AND MUSLINS.—
Handsome Printed Muslins and Ginghams
eso Fancy Hdkfs. of every description, for sale very,
cheap, by JAMES MALLORY.
O MILLINERS—CI*lAS. CLOCK would in-
form those who cairy on the Millinery busi-
ness that he has received a good assortment of bat
Ribbons andLinings, straw Eilgings, (),uiIlings,&,c.
which will be sold as low as New Yor/5 prices.
June, I7.
5,33 T0 WAGGON MAKERS.
k3'i‘i>.i2i3 31. JAIIIES have just received from
‘.Vashington N. Carolina 25,000 large White Oak
Spokes, 20,000 short. do do do. Carriage and Wag-
gun niakers are invited to cull arid Exaiuinc them.
Nor rwalk, June 7th
NORWVALK COAL-YARD.
HE Public are respectfully informed that the
subscribers have just reveived 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 articlc‘
for manufacturing purposes. And per schooner Par-
amount 3000 bushéls ofRichmondVirgir.ia Coal, for
Smith‘: tise. all of which are warranted inferior to
S
than can be obtained except by the cargo. They
intend keeping it general assortment, and ‘constant
supply on liaiid, and solicitthe patronage of the pub-
lic. The following nrc the proposed present prices.
Virginia, per clialdron
STILES CURTIS «*5; Co.
-.\'orwalk. July, 27. Cll.~'\Rl.ES 'I'IIO.\I/XS.
DRY Gilflflfi.
W IDDLEBROOK‘& MORRIS No. 3 Biirralls
Buildings havéjust received a _s;eueraI assort-
ment of Eancy and Staple Dry Goods, which they
offer as a small advance from cost.
Norwalk, Sept 3d. 1833.
IIIERINO CIRLCASSIANS.
NORWALK SELECT SCHOOL
7 HIS institution is situated about half way be-
into his family. No deduction made for voluntary
absence during theterm - 28.
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Sccaml Term to commence July 28, 1834.
tween New York and New Haven, near the
ca board. It is presumed that there is no location
affording greater facilities for an institution of the
kind.
noral character of the community render ita very
' ‘N -*-~-t.lclc'irl.. .. .'
"‘“‘9 ‘O l’‘’ l°“'"l ”‘ °“' Yml‘ m‘“l‘c ' ml 1 ‘ llc oesirable situation for young Ladies Stemboats run
daily from New York to this village.
I
The healthiness of the situation, and the
The facilities
‘or travelling and the sea breeze, render it delight-
U . .
The school will be under the superiiitendence of
I“(t:Vl|‘eI"):;itE3lll"i])|~flIlil|~(l, direct fioin vessel tho Rcv..l.Love,ioy,and no pains will be spared to co].
Broken ‘audpScreened 8:25 tiiiatc tlhe iii3niiei's and secure the morals ofthe pu-
EW screened 6,75 pI.S. in or ei to this he has succeeded in obtaining
Size 5750 Miss ll ary .Munson.ofl\IiddIeto.w_n, Ct.a young lady
Lackmvanna, Chan Lump 625 of unblciiiislied nioial and religious cliaracter, and
' 10:75 amizible disposition.
'l‘h¢-. following are the branches that will be taught,
and terms per quarter :—
Ortliognipliy, Reading anil writing, $2 00
(Ii-ograpiiv.Arithmetic &. Eng.Grammar 2 50
Painting & Ornamental work ofvarious
kinds 3 O0 .
Botany, Rlietoric, and French, 4 00'
N. B. The subscriber will receive 5 M6 boarders
Rev. JOHN LOVEJOY, Superintendent.
Large assortment of Black and Col’d Merino
Circassiaus and Col’d Muslins which are of-
fered very cheap, for sale by
MIDI) LEBROOK Si. MORBIS.
No. 3 Burralls Buildings. Norwalk Sept. 3d.
@ASl‘I paid for Wlicut, Rye, (‘cm and Outs, at
the Norwalk Mill. HUBBELL 8L PORTER.
Sept. If-ltli, I833.
‘l.7VAl°tl’S Il§U(‘lI<§.‘§VATI.C M A LE
all in». .-.-.i.-. by HUBBEIJ. &. l’OR'l‘l-ZR.
E.B. B.ENNETT-0ll'e1‘>‘ 1'1 F
sale, a good assortment of Hats ofthe
latest fashions. Gentlemen can be
furnished to order upon the shortest
notice. Norwalk, .Iunc 22.
ll? HATS. -III
THE Subscriber have on hand an
assortment ofgentlcmcns’I-Iats u fgoml
quality,and intend keeping afull suj -
ply made in the best manner‘ and fin-
.;~, ishcd in New York in the latest style.
‘ii Gentlemen can be supplied with liuts
to Order upon short notice.
ALFRED MALLORY.
Norwalk, lllarch ‘2, 833. £219
H/1LLl,;‘l.'l1 (:r'zILb'
OFFERS for sale a handsome and
general assortment of HATS, iuclu
ding those of the latest New York
fashions. Gentlemen can be supplied
‘ ' with Hats to order upon short notice.
Norwall<.iVlarch IS. I833.
ADIEE H.-\_'l‘S.——-An assortiiient of Legliorii
1 and Leghorn Braid Hats, for sale low, by
Norwalk, April I0. L. M. S'I‘F.VE‘.‘«lS
.52. ATE‘ .
-§.‘,‘1EVEi"lTY-FIVE 'I.‘I-lOlIS.~\ND Lalh, just rc-
C"i" ccived by S'I'REE'l‘ 31. J.-\MES.
;‘l'§l'.A lv'i;r’i%i_.l GAIN Y AN III? C HE {iii E. Y.
ii‘? HE subscribers would respectfully iuforin Cab-
I3 inet lilakcrs, Carpenter's, and all those who
are in want. of the above montioiicd articles, that
they can furnish all kinds ofMaliogany cheaper than
can be purcliascil in New York.
2000 feet firstquality table wood,
2000 do 2 inch, 2 1-4 iucli and 2 1-2 inc-li plank,
1500 do joist, suitable for newcl and bed post,
2000 do real good ctotcli 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.
SMITII 81 IIOYT.
E_4lIIIi'lllf£E all-’..
F"'-“(I115Siihscribers have on hand nntl are con-
Sl stautiy rccciving large qiianiity of good Ium.
her, which thc_v are disposed to sell wholesale or
retail, ll1‘IOIZS to suit piircliasers, at a. very small
atlv.:int:e from cost, the articles are as follows, viz
All kinds Shingles and Siding
“ “ Boards “ Plank
“ “ 'I‘iinber H Cornice sticks
“ “ Scantling “ Lath
“ “ Maliogauy “ Cherr
Y
SMI [H «Si. IIOYT.
Norwalk. June, 22, I-S34.
}{§._§fIi‘\'I)O‘.V BLINDS,-—-Just received by the
~ iii’ suhscribcr, Wi-ntlotv Blind.-2, on a new and
improved principle, for sale low b_v
JAMES MALLORY.
NET-V GOODS.
At the New Store, JV . 2, I’3urrafl’s Build-
ings, I’Vc.s-t t/m_ Brirlgc.
E" AVVRENGE M. STEVISNS, has this day re-
turned lrom New York with a large supply of
seasonable Dry Goods, which, in addition to the
stock he purchased a few days since, makes his as-
sortment very complete. His stock ofgoods having
been purchased at the present state of the market
puts him beyond the reach of competition, and ena-
bles him to sell his goods much less than they can be
plll'(:l1'—lSl‘.ll elsewhere. Buyers may depend they will
find it to their advantage to give him a call before
purchasing elsewliere. Aiuong his goods he enu-
merates the following few, viz.: Bioadclotlis, Cas-
simeres, Satinnets and vesting.-‘, uiiusually low;
CA LICOES. decidedly the best assortment in Fair-
field County, the new style ofthe patterns, the rich-
uess of the colors have never been surpassed, Ging-
hams and printed muslins, a good assortment, splen-
did white anil green gauze veils, a large assortment
of sewing silk, crape, and other dress shawls and
hdkfs-., lb’ doz. Ladies and Genilemens gloves, silks
of most every style, coIor,and quality. A large as-
sortment of summer goods, for mens’ and youths’
apparel. some new style. beaverteens and bang-up
cord, some superior qualities, merino shawls, palm
leaf hats, silk umbrellas, bedtickiiig, Gd :1 yard less
than former prices. cotton, wick, yarn, baits, &c.
Norwalk, April I9. '
ADIES STRAW I-IA'I'S.—Just received by
VVm. GALE, a good assortment of Ladies fine
split straw, legliorn braid, and 'l‘usr.‘.in straw Hats.
Also, Misses Ieghorn braid and split straw, for sale
cheap. June 30.
P ‘Q
N TJW SUPPLY.
UST Received direct from Boston 300 hbls and
9 lialfdo No. I and 2 Mackerel ; I50 quintals first
quality Codlish; 12 tons superior Nova Scotia, grind
stones. For sale low by the subscribers. -
HUBBELL Sr. PORTER.
GREAT BARGAINS
AT NO 2. BURRALL‘S BUILDINGS,
Y L. M. STEVENS, who will this (lair: receive
a first rate assortment of Summer Dry Goods,
which he flutters liimselfhe can sell at prices that
will more than compensate purcliascrs for calling.
June 24.
RIORE} LUREBER.
SRIITH SL’HOY’l‘
E AVEjust landed from the Sloop Orange, a su
follows viz. Williams cross and single branded shin-
gles. Parsons do. do. do,
First and second quality siding -do do
stool.‘ makes their assortment complete.
Call and see for ’tis no story
figures; plain and figured India Mattings; an =..
ofcol’d Gro de naps and florences for ladies dres-'2 .
. d 'vide blk and blue black Pou de sol a splei
:I‘l -i..iri../... . It is .’7l~ - .
,:.:::.:°:.:;.:.*:".....::;... :33... hr: g;,-,ci-
K 0 « p 1 ( , - .. ' i g ~
ters box boards a good article cheap; Cherry boards 12 ,;,:’,0 l,,lae,s,ea,:, ;feT,,.§;ndeclj:,hs0:[f(:’ fa
ofthe first quality, which in addition to their former Copd C,,sS,,,,e,.eS and S,m,,,e,S’ &,_._
TVATCETES.
P. GRIFFEN 81.
E>1()N, New York, No. 381?
I’ctu~l~sueet, opposite Oak.
street, have received by the-
';:.';;.:‘::.',:,r at
I ‘ -v
]}'I(1:7fc;t7, Patent Lever‘,
11716/101' Escqpcniciits,
mid Plum Vlfalc/zcs,
in gold and silver‘ cases; all of which they will
warrant superior articles. Togetlier with a gone,-at i
assortineut of Black and White Marble, Ebony, 5
Alt1i)5lSle", and Eight Day Clocks.
Also a large assortinciit of Silver Tea and Table
Spoons,Sugar'I'ongs, &c. &t:. Together with a
general assoi-tinmit of Plated and Britannia VVm‘e.
N. B. Horizontal, Duplex, and Patent Lever
Watclies cured froui all their faults, or the inonev
returned. Feb. I0, I834. '
I
FOR SALE OR TO LEASE For one o
c_____ More Years—-A convenient dwelling lious
nearly new, barn and other outbuildings, togethe
with about two acres of land. on which is a youn
orchard of selected apple and other fruit trees, a goo
garden, &c. please-ntly situated on the East side 0
[five Mile River harbour, In Norwalk—-it being th
Into residence of the subscritier. For terms, whicl
will be reasonable, apply to David Lockwood,nea
the premises, or totlie subscriber in New Canaan.
Feb. 9th. I833. ERASTUS SEELY. 7tf
S’&‘;r-RAVV BQBRINIETSS.
tpiuntity ofladies and lllissr-s Straw Bonnets
[ for salt-. at very low prices bv
M I I) I) LE BROOK Sr MORRIS.
Norwalk May If-Itli I573-I.
N assotinent of most every kind, just receive .
_ and for sale by L. M. S'I'E_VEI\'S.
Norwalk.IlIti_v I3 I93-l.
BERRY fix‘-OIEHDS.
E} IDDLEBROOK SI. IIIORIIIS are constantly
d l‘t’:Iccli’)lIlg large] atltljlltiliillxstipplltfs of P am:
an Stap e ry Goot s iriiicli t iey will positivel_
sell as cheap as any otlii-r clir-zip store in the City (11
!!2.'Cf’])ll()NS)- I’urcIiasei's of Dry Goods are respect
fujjly splicited tolcall and examine ll.it‘lr goods an
ju ce ortlicinse vcs at No 3 Bui‘rall’s Buildings.
Noruaik, l‘.I:iy ltitli I83-I.
gj/\I.|COES.—5{)§5 ps Calicoes, v.'.rious price
just received, and for sale by
JAM ES MALLORY.
OAII S. BAILEY; No 4 Buirell’s Building
hasjust returned from New York. with a goo
assortment of Clot.hs,Carssiiners,Vestings suitable fo
the Season, one Piece Drab Cloth suitable for ove
Coats, Cotionett Drawers, a New Article; 'als
I.-flIllI).~‘. W:-ol Shirts, :1 very fine article. A Ne
Supply of Stocks. :1 New Article Superior to any ev
er ofl'ere(l in this Village.
Tailoring done as usual atshort notice, and in fir
rate style. A Boy wanted as an Apprentice.
Norwalk, Dec. 523d I833. ./
I’.‘.llEDHCAL BODIES.
One Sort of Bcachcrs American Practic ofMedi
cine for sale cheap by VVEED & BUTLER.
@AI.lGA'I'UCK SHEETINGS-—-For saler by th
bale or less quantity. Also, Cotton VVadiIing
Batting, and Candlewick, for sale by
MiDDLEBROOI{ Sr MORRIS,
No. 3 Burralls Buildings.
GEEB BS 53»: EAYJ.l?llUl5l'iI),‘ -
East emf of Water Street, on tile CUTIICT of New Slip,
ARE now offering to the Public a gen
% ljl, eral assortmentofGroceries. which they
,l,,mm"_..’ will sell as cheap as can be bought elco-
“" " “" — where. The following articles comprise
-25‘
a part :-—-
ll10lilSS8S. Brown Sugar, Loafand Lump do,—Od
_lll’-“"11 Voting Hyson, Ilyson Skin and Souclio g
Leas; Collcc,Alspice, Pepper, Ginger, Cinnamo ,
Cloves, l\utrnegs, Pearlash. Chocolate. Curran s.
It igs, Beeswax, Mould and Dipt Candles, Soa
Starch, Spanish Indigo, Powder, Shot, Tamarin .
Almonds, Filberts. Peanuts, Brazilnuts Beans, Pas
Blanking, ‘Shavipg Soap, Segars, Lemon Syrup, Ca
ter Oil, Iable Salt, Van Dyke‘sMustard,}~1eri-in
&c. &c. 8m; &c.
ALSO—-Pot Ashes, Dry and Pickled Coil Fish an
Mackerel by the Barrel and half Barrel; Weste
and Southern‘. Flour by the Barrel; Salt ofall kind
Pork Hams, Shoulders and Chops, Beefflains, me
Pork, écc. Nails, all sizes, Glass, &'c.
N. All kinds ol'Produce taken in exchange fo
Groceries. ,2
l\l‘DIA MATTING.-='-Co. d and plain G-4 Ma
ting. for sale by JAMES MALLORY.
TIMBFR AND CORNICE STICKS.‘
MITH & HOY'I‘, have just received by th
_ Schooner Abeona,
90,000 feet timber, cornice sticks, plank and board
500 feet oars, 5,000 cedar posts.
By the sloops Orange and Rover,
100,000 feet Boards and Plank.
200,000 (not Williains) but '1‘. S. Williams cross,
single and no brand shingles,
I50,000 Vickery’s Shingles.
N._ B. All the above articles are offered to ‘V:
public at a very small advance from cost. June ’ "
NEW SUMMER DRY Goons
%/ ILLI.-KM GALE has just returnod from
York with a large assortment of seasona-.;.-‘
Dry Good—viz 12 ps wide French blk and do ~2
green Bombazines; blk and col’d Princettas; .. :
Crape Camblet for gentIemen’s summer wear: n:
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and striped Stormonts; blue and yellow Nankew .
sup and common Rotten Cassimeres; blue twi‘
.Iuaus;hrown and mixt linen Drillin s; lane _
. 3 l’ . ,
, _ 1 , _ , ‘ brown linens; a large assortment corded Skirts 1-
pmol cargo °f "mbcr °°“5'5“"z'='"‘ Part I“ ps elewant French Printed Muslins, small and lz=.- l
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Norwalk, June 9, 1834.
For we will sellto W/rig or Tori/—cIieap.
’~‘lorwaI/c.July 7th.
DRY GOODS NOTICE.
IEEVHE subscriber having just returned from New
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US'l‘ received ahd for sale by the subscri
and splendid ssortment: of Double and E _
ale Barrel Fowling Guns; also an assortn‘ -
flllusical Instruments. SMITH 8: I10’. ~i
June. 27th, 1834.
York with another large and well selected as-
sortment of Seasonable Dry Goods. is Offering them
very low. IIe has received large mltllllons l0 his
stock of Broadclotlis and Cassiineres, which will be
sold at bargains.
cited to favor him with it sliare ofthe-ir custom.
Aug. 25. No. 2 I)‘uiral's Buildings.
The public are respectfully soli- I‘ _
Dry Coods among them may be found S0l1lE:V~.
LAWRENCIJ M. S'l‘EVENS, good bargains.
MORE NEW’ DRY GOODS.
AMES MALLORY, liasjust returned from R ~
York with an additional supply of very ch. .2.
Norwalk, June 17th.
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