NEW MKII.LINERY

 FANCY STORE.

MISS Q. SMITH,

 FROM NEW.HAVEN.
FROM NEW.HANENs

 "AS taken the Room formerly occupied III as the Post. Office, adjoining tho Store of Nessrs. Good,cin & G0ipin, where she Is this day opening fashionable assortment of HATS, HOODS, CAPS, cheap Leghorn Bolivars, straw Cottages; straw cOlored, black and white NavarinO; an elegant assortment Of RIBBONS; variety of fashionable Silks, Fringes, SSc. for Hats. Brown Cambric and Battisto. Frogs, Buttons and Cords for Ha. bit Trimmings; Gloves and Mlts; Fancy Handkerchiefs and Scarfs; Swiss Muslin and Inserting; Bobbinet Footing and Edging, Purling French working Cotton; Linen Stacks, Corscts, Corset Lacers, Corset Rings, Whaleh0nU for dO.. CWrls, SSc,

 As Miss S. has had the advantage of work. ing considerable time in New.Haven, and also tn one of the most fashionable millinery establishments in New-York, she hopes, by her acquaintance with tho business, and her cxertions, to merit share Ofthe patronage of the Ladies tn Litchneld and the adjoining towns.

 Miss s. is connected with a Millinery Es- in New Haven, and will constant " receive tho latest fashions from thence and from N. York. 0 Leghorns bleached and dressed, or colored black.

 O3~Any person wishing to get Dying done by Mrs. BALL, in New Haven, can by leaving the articles with Miss s. have them forward ed tO Mrs. B. and returned to her store.

 Litehfeld, Dec. 2l, l82q 28