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Charles sigOurney & Son, HARTFORD, CONN. Haue imported, recently, by dhe ships Sbef;eH Sa America, HSDerRSG, Byron aad StaT' oy,r;,,ed Gt Nesc- York from Liverpoog O parietv of HARDWARE GOODS. aohich they oferJor sale, on reasonable terms, AT WHOLESALE, for cash, or Gpproued credit.

 AMONG THEM ARE "mL's, Fosters, ,& real Mouse hole Anvils. LII Hills Scythe-makers' Anvils. BlacksmithS' Vices, Hammers, Screw-Plates, Fosters and Powell's steel-plate Shovels. Sheet iron Tea-kettlcs, Sauce-pans, & Coal Low priced japan'd Teatrays. [hods. English iron and brass Wire, various Nos. Silver-plated, and rolled Copper Wire. Cast steel Wire, various numbers, prepared

 for Clockmakers. A very great variety of Clockmakers' Tools, and stock for Cloc cknakers, generally. Brass and copper Wire Cloth for paper-ma- A large stock of Wood-Screws. Tkers. IA cases Sandersons' superior Cast Steel, in flat and round bars, and sheets, great vari- ety ot drafts. ALSO,

 By the Austrian brig Prince Kohozy, from Ham-

 burgh,

 SSSSo SS tons Zinc in plates, of superior quality. 70OO lbs. Mosselman's Sheet Zinc. ALSO, By the brig Gulware, arrired at Bostom.

 from St. Petersburg, \ 80 packs, first quality Russia Sheet Iron, of different numbers, and thickness.

 ALSO, ON HAND, 75 packs Russia Sheet Iron, common quality. Tin'd Plates, and stock for timers generally. A constant supply of American Iron Wire, and of Elliptical Springs, for carriage ma kers, made at the states prison. Sheet Brass ofall numbers, a constant supply. Circular, and other Saws, made in Boston, .

 superior article.

 Sept. 15, l8S6. 6fl5