piiiféouselin de Laines and Alpine---{Irish Linensstm-Bird’s Eye and Tableefiiapers, embracing
every quality and price---Domestics---Tickings--Hosiery and Gloves--Hats---Baskets, &c.
collection of silkstmd Prints. This stock will be kept full by weekly additions “from the city of New York.
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SPLENDID ASSORTMEN'lT or aim-[NEW G00])S-
'§‘he attention of the Ladies of this vicinity is particularly invited to the most elegant and
V , lflxtensive Assortment of i
ever yet offered in thisplace. We are anxious byniour unwearied dilligence, to continue
smerit that patronage, with which the Ladies have so highly favored us ; and hope by
time polite attention We extend to all, to elicit the approbation of a generous public.
The following Rich and New Goods, ‘have just been received :
20 Pieces of very rich Brocade Silks, from 6 to Ss. 18 Pieces very splendid blue black Figured at7s.
530 do Satin Striped and Figured at 25 do Plain blue black, from 4s to Ss.
3:235 do Rich Figured, from (id to SS’. P A _ Plain col’d Gro de Naples &Poult de Soie, 44 to Slc.
A very extensive andelega-nt assortment of’ French, English and American PRINTS :i
10 cases‘ rich English Prints, from is (id to‘ 2s 6d per yard.
10 do do Freiich _ a do “ ls (id to 4s per yard.
10 do do American do “ ' 6d to Is peryard.
N, B_. 'I‘heLadiesmay beassuredioif all that taste and richness can produce, in our (splendid and unequaled
stalk’ April 6th, 1841‘
Norwalk Chronicler