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NEW YORK
m especially announce that they are noS: ~. -,
u their Wholesale Rooms very large assOrsOg
French and English Dry Goods. 4ERCEIg WMSen d
this city, visiting New York, are invited TO c.
feel assured that their assortment is one of t5S Ih
the season-being of the richest texture and for ~
trade, which they offer by the case piece at
as cannot but prove satisfactory. Hs
They are continually receiving by the Hayre a.,
er kefs addition to their Stock OF the latest %
fast as they appear In the Paris and LonOn marL!
is their intentionto keep constantly on hand vs,
collection ofthe Newest and Richest styles of RI
English, and German Dry Goods, some of which
enumerated below.


SILKS.


Chameleon Stripe; Gross de Messine Rich R,o..,
Poult de Soies ditto Gross de AfriQues rich ~
Stripe Black Armures do. Gros de Rhine mace %:
and Watered Cameleons Blue and Black Pout !. ran
"a Black Taffitas. 'ue Sole
PO.MP.HDOUR styles of Cashmere d'Eco...
Mousseliu de Lame, the most slendid patterno 80 al
Second Mourning Mousselne de LANES. and CassA
d'Ecosse-Rich and new designs. ''DnsN


SHAWLS.
Several cases of Broche Shawls, new pattern,
and Lyons Cashmere do. French Woollen Shawl rSa
bet do Very rich Cashmere Long Shagls imnori III
pressly for our city trade. Feu e.
Bombaznes. Merinos, Thibets, and Alpacca, r.
Cambria Handkerchiefs, Embroidered, REVERE ia E
stitched, &c. 40 men,
variety Of Fancy Silk Goods, such as cravats poi,,
Gloves, and Mitts. rOlaa
Also, very large stock of LLVE.N COODS
prsing almost every article in the Housekeennn @ To@
which, together with the above goods 7 ~ S nS na
& Co. obigate themselves to sell as low and r. a. y
than any other house in New York. 0t'enl lowe,
August %, 1874 s,oe.