The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-02-11
FRESH AND FASHIONABLE.
The largest stock imported this season.
WINTER DRY GOODS.
FashiouabIe Clothing, GTocsTIes. de

> Fashionable Clothing. Groceries, &c
E. IL 3. JACOBS, TExAs STgEET,
HAVE just received per steamers Union, Pia1te
Ii and Camden, The largest and most c9fnPs=t
stack OF uercha a6e imported into this place the pre-
seg: season. and which. EaTiag been purchased 10
cash viii be sold CHElPER than The same article ear
be procured at aag o;her establishment in town. Tn:
soc.. comprising all u the fashionable good
% sich the attention OF purchasers the ladies' n par
tsca5r Is inyited Among the stock will to2nd grEa
variety Of Ladies' Dress Goods,
| p47In end fancy silks. stripe silks
P.s3d silks, sat.us, velvet;
/ Ps5iE, printed and paid CasazHeres;
/ Muslin Dcsiaes;
/ Plain, dguied and Powered osrsge=;
1 Preach and English Ier'aoes;
i PLATA and jscquere4 b4regez and 1l=sae=;
i Caficges in great var54tg-sgne very 50"
/ White JaG0aets, Swiss. taE.et|n and tape IGs-lns;
/ Lawns, 1znsook, fae Irish linens; do do ca1nbfic
4 CahmeseItes. Tnders8eeTes, collars;
I Ladies fine hanckerchiets;
! En5ryideries, of all kinds;
/ Superior sewing sjlk, thread and cotton;
! Six. meriGo and cytton hosiery and gloTes;
| Dznims checks, beGtiekiGg, curtains:
DeGsiaes, cgttyuaGes, fzuuets. ca rt2H TaHaei
Dongesties, sheeti8g, shifting, to~e..s;
Heasy Aerseys, iinseysf
White and cvIored Blankets;
4 large variety Of fancy goods, ladies trimmings,
furnishing goods and every thing in the dry gods line.
Every description Of plantation dry goods.
CL9THING-A large assortment Of fail and VIII
Cif!ug. Of the best material, superior workman
ship and most fzshiya45!e STYLES, embracing in part
superae black and fancy cQl'4 clth and other dress
frock. Office and sac coats and paieots; ogercoar=,
blanket coats and monkey jackets; super black plain
fancy aad c0td cas-imeTe cloth, saitinc Jeans,
tonade and every description Of pantajs5g=; black,
fancy and figured silk, sat}n Vetrst con cashmere
,marseiles and oil other kinds of Vests. Linen and
rnHsIjr shirts flannel shirts If every kind flannel and
~. g.yves. and every variety Of gpnttcmen's wear
;of Plantation Clothing.
Boots Shoes, BFogans. Hats and Caps 0: every de-
;scFigtjen. -4Es5-
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
embracing everything be called for: sugar, ce
lee and teas Of all descriptions; nclasses -four bacon,
pork ard dried beef; macAere, salmon saa3. herring.
gardass ard o5@ters soap. candles, starch and oils;
lard, cheese and goshen butter: fine and salt;
pepper. ginger, spice, mustard, pickles, ketcnUps.
aeces preserves and =ies: pie fruits: fruit their
77Ta juice, brandy iru5sz: cigars chewing and SINK
Xng ,05acco. pipes, matches; cid N9noagah7la, re
and Dexter's ~aIskeg, old cogaac brandy, ran dSad
zaBs Madeira pozt, malaga, champagne and c'aret
si@es; cgrcla&s assor@d: syr1ps candies, etc. etc.
Also -HarcwaFe, cutlery. nails, castings, ~oedea-
rare stgas~aEe crgckerF. egeensn are and glassware
e7getaar with every otaer article Usually fo8aJ in
szrge establishment
ETery article enumerated above i fresh and entire
+ asE> Ne aaging 80 o.4 goods on hand, and par
hzas@Fs @5 find t. ter adv 7atage t. GRE IL call
Ri@asers and country D@resaGs csn 1T a times have
f3eT seers filled aaG prizes that defy competition
. ao@ 20 Z. h q. JACOBS. Teza+ street.