HARDWARE, CUTLERY,

 and SADDTERY ~
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S0-SADe E. and SADDLERY, which, with their stock on hand, comprises a very extensive assortment of Cheap GOODS, which they pledge themselves to sell as cheap as can be purchased in this state.

 Among the Goods GtelyAreceiUedsGre-- 6D CASKS Sad Irons, and Tailors' Irons, ~ casks CloUt Nails TaCks and Rivets; 2 casks plated. brass and japanned SaddIery, 2 best Wood Screws, s.a 8 !" Table Knives; Pen & pocket Knives; Scissors; Razors; Chisels; GOuges;

 Braces and Bitts;

 Cast Steel Hand and Flannel Saws;

 Circular Saws, from q G6 inches

 Files of every description. casks Norfolk Latches, Brass and Cast Iron Butts, Sc. 2 casks Curry Combs, Brass Nails, Awl Blades, Sgc.

 8 casks Chest, Till, Prospect. Trunk, Pad, Mortice, Scotch Spring, Wooden Stock, and Dead Locks, &c. 2 casks Commode .Nobs' COmmode Rings, Brass Castors, Brass Buttons, Brass and Iron Wire, Bed Screws. 1 case cheap BOWLING PIECES.

 And several other packages, continuing Shoe Knives; Butcher and Bread Knives; Sheepshears; iron, ,brassSJplated Candlesticks; Plated and japanned Trays, and Shutters to match; Britannia Tea Pots; Iron and Brass Bolts Brass Sash Nobs; Stump Joints; Fancy Boxes; Timed, Britannia, and Plated Spoons; Spectacles; Brass and Japanned Lamps; Brass and Iron Bellows Pipes; Inkstands. And great variety of other goods, too nl,- merOus to mention.

 G@ Purchasers are earnestly requested to cali and examine goods and prices.

 COLBY E SMITH.

 no Chapel Street New Haven, April 2, 1929 6t44