The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-18 00:00:00

VISIT TO PARIS.
CHAMPS ELYSEES, AND THE BOULEVARDS
DURING LONG CHAMPS, 1847.

HOTEL DE LILLE ET D'ALBION.
No. 40, Rue St. Thomas, du Louvre.
111-R. W. D. SCURFIELD, the PROPRIETOR
.I.VI of LA SUBLIME PORTE, 104, BOLD-STREET,
has the honour of announcing to the Nobi ' y, Gentry,
and distinguished Strangers at present sident in Li-
verpool and Birkenhead, his return m Paris, with
all his
SPRING NOV LTIES,

VISITES,
MANTI AS,
SCAR ,
PE RINES,
SI AWLS, s.c.

To which he most espeetfu-11:y invites their attention.
Having en individually present at the
BRILLIA FETE OF LONG CHAMPS,
on which occasion Champs Elysees, Place de la Con-
corde, and the Boulevards of the French C

pre-
sented a spectacle which, for rank and elegance, is un-
known in this country, he has adopted the style there
exhibited, and is now prepared to have the honour of
submittinisto his Patrons the most gorgeous display

house in the provinces of England, consisting of
BEAUTIFUL LONG AND SQUARE
CASHMERE SHAWLS,
From the extraordinary Low Price of One Guinea to the
most costly productions of Lyons and Amiens;

ELEGANT AND LUXURIOUS

SUMMER SHAWLS AND SCARFS,
In textures of the purest Indian Wool, Camel's Hair,
Taffeta,. Barege, Foulard, and Batiste, and in designs
really singular for their beauty and novelty, and such
as French taste only can supply;
REAL CHINA CRAPE SHAWLS,
Richly and Splendidly Embroidered, and, in some in-
stiiiiies„adorno with the exquisite Pencil Tracery for

witch those singular and ingenious people are so
celebrated.

A and Beautiful,
STOCK'Miscellaneous OF SHAWLS AND SCARFS,
Splendidly Brocaded with Damask Surface, composed
of the finest Piedmont Glacc< and Camelion Silks, re-
markable for their extraordinary delicacy, softness,
and brilliancy of their ever-changing colours.
CACHMERE, INDIAN WOOL, DELHI, AND
ALBANIAN SCARFS,
Of that peculiarly Soft and Delicate Texture so hihly
• '

novel productions from their respective primitive seats
of manufacture, which the Reduced Tariff of last year
has enabled Mr. SCURFIELB to bring into competition
with our own national fabrics.
The great esteem in which the elegant and bigl'"
intell .•
_~Tnnrlln looms of C'

ectual productions of
ville ;Ind Lyons are held by the French and English
Nobility has induced Mr. S., in his tour through.these
districts, to give their various fabrics his special con-

they are now unpacked, and in effect really parainnun

SATINS AND SILKS,
DRESSES AND MAKING-UP,

Genoa and Persian SATINS; SILKS from Dalmatia
and Pekin, elegantly Figured, splendidly Watered, and
richly Striped ; also Glace and Cameleon SILKS, giving
a thousann brilliant and variegated hues to the same
web, and indeed a variety of splendid and costly Ma-
terials, at once Sumptuous, Beautiful, and Rare..
But he would more particularly call the attention of
his numerous Patrons to his Extraordinary Stock of
VISITES, MANTILLAS, SCARFS, &e. &c. &c.,

In all the New Shapes, as patronized in Lon(

Paris, and in the inspection of which every Lady is
more or less concerned. Here, some hundreds may be
inspected at one glance, suitable for-all ages from six
years, commencing at the Low Price of IN. 6d. ; and
it is but justice to himself and his Customers to ob-
serve, that the same careful consideration has been
given to the getting-up of the_ lower as to the Mellor

qualities; and' it mutters not what the price is, all bear
the distinque' and graceful characteristics usually to be
found in Goods at four times the price.
The extent and variety of this splendid Display of
Fashionable Ent-Plernac +nrrotl, nv• v2-I+l,

other Goods, collectively and individually exhibiting
the march of improvement; and the successful effort
the Advertiser has made on this occasion to render the
melange complete in every point, will, he feels con-
vinced, meet the approbation of every Lady and Gen-
tleman who visit the Establishment.

....
Mr. SCURFIELD begs most respectfully to give a
general invitationto inspect his recent Purchases.

...Hu nave not ho-
noured him with their patronage before. They will
lose nothing by the survey, and may gain much ; but,
under all circumstances, feeling, as he does, that his
exertions have been triumphant in procuring every_
thing of the Newest, Best, and Cheapest, he looks for
his reward in the praise and Purchases of those who
admire his Selection.

LA. SUBLIME PORTE,
104, BOLD-STREET.
W. D. SCURFLELD, Proprietor