Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-30
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Worn.
The local dry-goods trade, this Spring, has
been good. q, We recently made tour through
some OF our leading establishments and present
some notes of what we saw.
The Dolly Warden" goods are OF course, the
sensation Of the season, but 30 far as this city is
concerned, the sales Of them are likely to be
very moderate, and it is probable that they will
be little worn. Our stores generally offer them
in eretonnes, ehintzes, grenadines, delaines and
prints but the silk goods are esteemed too ex-
pensye to be safely put in stock for this market
Granville Worrell has very full line Of Dolly
Nardens.
Another new Goods, this season, is the Ba-
tiste, q thin, wry linen, scarcely heavier than
organdy, and very strong, because made Of flax
in it's unbeached natural color, instead of being
weakened by dyes IL is in its natural bun and
greyish-brown tints, in solid colors, or with twill
ed satiulike stripe, else stripes Of white linen
or large polka dots OF brown, white or black
wM RESNARD 4 co. s, 4TH AND KING srs.
Messrs. Kennard 4 Co.'S store, on Market
street, ia being rebuilt, and for the present they
| occupy the first and second stories OF the Gem
tral Hall building at 4th and King streets, where
| their stock is fAvorably displayed They pres-
ent large variety OF goods including standard
fabrics. In silks, Japanese are offered from rs
son. as last. Black alpacas, a goods always re-
liable and popular, from 81 cents to f1.2O, af-
fording liberal range of choice. In mourning
goods, there are bombAzinee, from 81 81 to 81 I;
Henristta cloth, "a new goods,) at 90; and
TAmise cloths, at $1.37 to $3.50 They have in
stock black satin and silk cut bias, for trim
ming. These are among the goods which we
noticed. Messrs X. 4 Co. also make q special.
ty of goods for undertaken use and have a
very full assortment of materials and trimmings
for shrouds, &c.
JAMES T. CHAMBERS, 3l2 MARKET STREET,
Presents full stock Of domestic goods, includ
log ginghams, prints and muslina. He offers
nice assortment OF the Japanese stripes, at fifty
cents, and Of Japanese silks. at rs TO 81 cents.
Mohalr poplins, at 81 to 62 cents In black
alpacas a variety from 8 cents to 81 25 Mixed
pongees OF silk and wool, IS cents to 81. In
Spring Cassimeres, desirable line is offered.
GRANVILLE woRRELL, 22O AND 222 MARKET ST.
The stock of goods at this establishment. at
the time OF our visit, was large, and included
many of the more expensive goods. In silks,
besides the Japanese, he offers the Wakesa and
Berlin goods in stripes at " cents to 81 20. Fig
ured pique, new goods, at 65 cents to 81 90.
Striped and figured batiste so cents. Dolly Var
den chintzes, black, and light grounds. from so
cents to Sl.10. Satin cretonnes of the same
style, 81 TO $1.50. These are handsome goods
At this house, a specially s made of ladies' neck
ties, and large and attractive assortment is
offered. They sell and recommend the Hesquin
kid gloves, aud have very neat style OF them,
called the Solitaire
SMITH 4 WEST 200 MARKET ST.
A very handsome lot OF French shawls were
shown us, in bright stripes, and reversible, at
from SO to SIS. Commoner shawls at from 50
) upwards. They have Japanese silks aud Pom
I gees, and a new goods, initiating the former,
called Japanese stripes, selling at 80 cents. Dolly
! Warden styles, in chintzes, and delaines, the
1 former ranging from G5c. to 75c. The latter are
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very desirable striped linen, serviceable for
dresses, and somewhat worn last summer, at Sic.
In prints alpacas, and other standard goods, they
have full line. In Berlin and silk gloves they
offer special attraction.
NJ. L. LIcHTESsTEIS, 22G MARKET ST.
A specially in this store is ready made suits
for ladies and children. For linens, prices range
from Sc to $40. Victoria lawn, from So to si5
Misses Marseiss suits from % to S6. A large
lot Of boys summer suits, ,cassmeres, velveteens
&c, were shown ua, at IS to SO Besides these
the usual stock of dress goods is presented sim.
liar in style and prices to those already men
toned Mr.. Lichtenstein also has a dress
, making department, in connection with his es.
tablishment
ESos IARKIN, EAST SECOND STREET.
Besides maintaining the usual lines OF dress
goods, presents special Inducements in prints
and casslmetes, OF which he has large stock
THE TRIMMINGS IN VOGUE.
fnnge and lace are the fashionable trimming
. Tor both thick and thin materials. For cashnere
3 and silk heavy double fringes are the richest
novelty. These have a row OF smooth silI
fringe. which falls another fringe of tassels,
4 jets and acorn pendants.
o For trimming butt batistes and white goods
are pure white linen guipure aces and insertio n
The latter is now inserted in costumes instead o
9 being merely laid on the material. novelty il
;, white Algerian gimp, that looks like star braid
e ing when sewed on.