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Charles SigOurmey & Son,

 HARTFORD, CONN. Haue imported recently, by the ships She6ield, So. Amer'co, Htbe,nio, Byron, and Star, 0sriued ct Ne'0- York from Lipe'pool q rariety cf HARDWARE GOODS. 'os'ch they offer for sale, on reasonable terms. AT WHOLESALE, for cash, or approred credit. AMONG THEM ARE ILL s, Foster's,6L real Mouse-hole Anvils. lA Hills Scythe-makers' Anvils. Blacksmiths' Vices, Hammers, Screw Plates. Fosters and Powell's steel-plate Shovels Sheet iron Tea-kettles, Sauce-pans, & Coal. Low priced japand 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 Clockmakers, 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 of drafts. ALSO, s By the Auslrios brig Prince Kohazy, from Ham,

 6urgh,

 2S tons Zinc in plates, of superior quality, 7OOO lbs. Mosselman's Sheet Zinc. ALSO, By the brig Gulssase, arriced at Boston,

 from St. Petersburg, N 80 packs, first quality Russia Sheet Iron, of different numbers, and thickness. @ sA 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, . constant supply Circular, and other Saws, made in Boston, a

 superior article.

 Sept 15, 1886. 6tl5