Chapter 5

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STEWART & CO. | | OFFER | | A SUPERB COLLECTION | | OF | | | | New Fall Silks, | | SELECTED WITH THE UTMOST CARE, | | WHICH, | | FOR IMPORTANCE AND VALUE, | | ARE | | UNEQUALLED IN THE CITY. | | | | CUSTOMERS AND STRANGERS | | ARE RESPECTFULLY INVITED TO EXAMINE. | | | | BLACK GROUND, WHITE STRIPED SILKS, | | FOR YOUNG LADIES' SUITS, | | $1 per Yard. | | | | HEAVY COLORED GROS-GRAIN STRIPES, | | $1.05 per Yard. | | | | A FINE ASSORTMENT | | OF | | Dark Chene Silks, | | SMALL PATTERN, | | At $1 per Yard, worth $1.50. | | | | AN ELEGANT VARIETY | | OF | | CANNELE STRIPED SILKS, | | In all the New Colorings, | | At $1.50 and $1.75. | | | | 20 CASES PLAIN DRESS SILKS, | | The largest assortment to be found in this | | Market, from $2 per Yard. | | | | 3 CASES COLORED DRESS SATINS, | | Very Rich Quality and High Colorings. | | | | BLACK GRAINED POMPADOUR BROCADED | | SILKS, | | From $2.50 per Yard. | | | | 500 PIECES BLACK DRESS SILKS, | | In every Variety of Manufacture. | | | | ALSO, | | | | THE "BONNET," "PONSON," AND | | A.T. STEWART "FAMILY" | | AND IMPERIAL SILKS, | | From $2 per Yard. | | | | A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT | | OF | | NEW COLORINGS | | IN | | TRIMMING SILKS | | AND | | SATINS, | | CUT ON THE BIAS, | | From $1 per Yard. | | | | A SPECIAL DEPARTMENT FOR | | POPLINS | | HAS BEEN ORGANIZED. | | | | Lyons Poplins, $1 per Yard. | | | | REAL IRISH POPLINS, | | OF THE BEST MAKE. $2 PER YARD. | | | | With several Cases of the | | AMERICAN POPLINS, | | IN LEADING COLORS, | | To Close at $1.25 per Yard, formerly | | $2 per Yard. | | | | ALSO, | | | | THE CELEBRATED | | "AMERICAN" BLACK SILKS, | | GUARANTEED TO | | Wash and Wear Well, | | AT $2 PER YARD. | | | | Broadway, Fourth Avenue, | | 9th and 10th Sts. | | | +--------------------------------------------------------------+ | | | PUNCHINELLO. | | | | The first number of this Illustrated Humorous and Satirical | | Weekly Paper was issued under date of April 2, 1870. 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