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Thames Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4337, 24 November 1882, Page 3

Drapery N E W Spring and Summer j DRAPERY^ | Millinery, Clothing, &c J. MARSHALL HAS NOW EECEIVED and OPENED UP his First Shipments, comprising a Splendid Assortment of the Latest Fashions and Novelties for each Department, Dress Department FRENCH WOOL BEIGES, TAFFETAS, ' MERVEILLRUXS, .BKBGEB, NUN'S CLOTHS. OAT MEAL CLOTHS, SATINS, MOEIRS, SILKS. SATEKNS, MUSLINS, LUBTKES, PRINTS, CAMBRICS, ZEPHYRS, GING HAMS, RKGATTAS: ALSO, SKIETS and COSTUMES. MILLINERY. SEVEEAL CASES ST E A*W GOODS, PAEIS MILLINEBY, FLO WEES, FEATHEES, OENAMENTS, MILLINEEY TEIM-Mir-'GS, &c, in Newest Fashions; Also A LAEGE STOCK OF Dolmans, Capes, <fee, IN LATEST STYLES. CLOTHING. NEW SHIPMENTS of ENGLISH SILK and LINEN CLOTHING: Several Cases of HA T B, In PANAMA, STEAW, BUSH, TUSCAN, FELT, AND MEN'S HELMETS. Gents' MERCERY and HOSIERY. A very well-selected Stock of the Best Colonial-made CLOTHING from Colonial Tweeds only. SPECIAL— Bought a Clearing Lot of New Zealand Tweeds 10 per cent, off the usual Mill prices, and will be sold accordingly—well adapted for Boys and Youths' i Summer ClothingManchester. In FLANNELS, CALICOES, HOLLANDS, SHEETINGS, SKIRTINGS, &c, I hare never bffore had such a variety to offer, atid in consequence of many lines beinjj now free of duty will sell them 15 per cent, cheaper than usual. Nearly all tliese goods I import direct from the best manufacturers in Europe, and will be retailed at about the Colonial Wholesale Price. THE HABEBDASHERY. TRIMMING and F CJ EN I S H I N G DEPARTMENTS are well assorted with NEW IMPORTATIONSALL GOOD VALUE. Miscount: For Cash, 3d. in 55., as usual. AN EARLY INSPECTION SOLICITED. J. MARSHALL, ALBEBT ST.. 565