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Evening Star, Issue 4137, 31 May 1876, Page 4

! DRAPBEY '• fri Jr.:;* x% '.■»■• u j t j r J ... ——■ Jg ROW N f jg WIN O, & 0 O.’S ;/■ -ifF I; R S T S HOW d* NEW WIN TE R GO 0D S. 3 O OASES JUST OPEN ED. of English Blankets, from I3a 6d per pair to 55a, all Summer finished, and pure Jkotch aud_Ayrshire Blankets/ seamed, the most Durable Blanket* ever intro*.; duced into this Market. ; ■ ..j. - :r> - 100 pairs Mosgiel Blankets will be offered cheap. :\ " . ; - V 1 : Flannels, Sheetings, Quilts, &0., all of, the yery best class'of Goods/find rtiiae™ 6 P 3,1^10 - ar attention we give this Department/weguarantee theverybest BROWN, .EWING, & CO. would direct special attention to the extensn itieir Home Knxrfir iii fliia I? i* i. _. r i'o(. i i -%*- i ~/j - v i i 4.1. . yy'**'* «uwu opuuiai curauuqauo nf , u y® r » m^ e French, English, and Scotch Markets, a Tn-r/ir.ij-r 68 !!? 1 Season,;consisting of Turin apdDresden Checks, . T 'j* Diagonals, Serges and atteens, Hesseuden and Lochinvaip CosmnnnwT j an i* Kdmaree Checked Costume Cloths,,also Dalguise and Oha.mounix Tweeds, m alLthe Shades o<Grey and Fancy Matures. ' Three thousand one hundred and eighty yards Plain and Checked Serges, prices, from lld to 1 s 4d per yard. One thousand eight hundred yards Turin and Dresden Checks and Lucerne Twills, in all the New Colors^-prices from is 6d to 2s 3d per .yard. Three thousand two hundred and fifty yards • 'T, 0 ?} Piagohals, Serges, and Sattecns, in all the Leading Shades, prices from 2s to. 3s 6d, Four thousand , three hundred yards of the New Make of Reversible Wool Rep. embracing the following new Colors! Prune, Navy, Bordeaux. Brown/Grey, Green, &c. . ' Two thousand two hundred and fifty yards ■, Hessenden, and..... Lpchiiivar Costume Tweeds, prices from /2s to 3e 6d .per yard. - ; ■" ' ; / Two thousand four hundred, yards Killarney and: Kdnmree . Checked. Costufhe.Cloth/ prices from 2s to\3s fid, 'in all the New. Shades; ■ ' ',/ v j One thousand jayds of the New Felt Costurrie Cloth, twp/yards wide. Five - thousand three hundred .yards- Ahefprices . from Is to 2s fid per yard. ‘ | \ : Two. thousaiid nine hundred" aUd/seventy' yards, all- Wool Scotch Tlaid, Ooubl& , . Width, prices 2a fid tp fis per yard.' : ‘■ : tw?e tw^' 0 * r rou H als .° call, attention to. their Costume and re^6 * e I**®*!* ihfi Paris •^ > * c ® in the .of the Latest' Lohdon-ahd .. ':'■// . j A C K E- T S. ... ; :•■/■'■ «“' waterproof; mantles. Ladies, Children’s, and Blisses’, in Grey, Brown, and Blue, in every Quality. BLACK AND COLORED SILKS. 1 ' ! / : ; A Magnificent Assortment, and guaranteed Of the Verj Best Manufacture. r 1 • /, :/ FURS! FPR Si FURS: ./• Sabl MnS^ S nff Ermi s e L Musquash, Real Seal/Beaver/Badger^ jo Jj Cfc*ec, and Grebe Muffs; also a Large Assortment of Collarettes, Yictbrinesi and Sable Tails to match the above.'—' • ,• NEW FANCY WOOL GOODS. Promenade Scarfs, Hyde Parks, Cross-overs, Fancy Wool .Necklets, &*.;■; - EIDER DOWN CLOTHING, / In Quilts, Skirts, Stays, Dress Improvers, Dressing-gowns, and Jackets. R°WN, jgWING, PRINCES STREET. & C°"

Public Notices; E W INDUSTRY. PATENT LIQUID WASHING BLUE. This Blue is superior to those in ordinary use. It gives to White Linen, Woolleq, and other Clothing a more even and brilliant tone. Ten to fifteen minutes in the Blue is long enough. Streaking is caused byallowing the clothes to be in too long. Passing the clothes, after bluing through v/atcr slightly soured -with tartaric acid, will cause them to look, still more brilliant. N ote. — The maker does not, ‘ ‘ Sam Slick ” style, hawk this from house tp house, having some consideration for the fair interest of the Trade; nevertheless, families will, by buying this Blue from their Grocers, obtain a cheaper and better, article than any other in the market. Do not judge of this Blue by any other, but prove it'by trial,. Sold in pint bottles,' or in quantity if desired. . CONCENTRATED NEW ANILINE DYE S. Six colors, viz. -—Blue, Magenta, Crimson Violet, Orange, Brown. Directions for dyeing upon each 1 bottle. These are more especially got up to supply towns and districts where there are no renovating Dyers. But they are also designed; for Coloring Confectionery, Jellies, Creams, Hair, Bone, Pomade, Oils, Candles, Wood, and for Printing Shop-price , and other. Tickets, and for Inks. To be had from Grocers, Chemists, &c., in Sob bottles, or quantity. PATENT NEW AND FAST LEATHER ~ STAINS,' I In six colors—Orange, Red Orange, Crimson, Violet, Magenta, Blue. These Stains are most brilliant. They have great affinity for all animal matter. | For Leather ; simply add water to the stain according to the shade wanted; then with a piece of woollen cloth rub the solution into the leather. The Orange is superior to Saffron, and cheaper. Suitable also to Color Candles, Wax, Oil, Pomade, Horsehair, Bone, Flax, Feathers, Wood, Paper, atld to be used as Shop Price-Ticket Ink, Writing Inks, &c. Also, Black Stain. Shoemakers and Leather-stainers will obtain these from their Leather Merchants, Or from Grocers, &c., in pint Bottles or quantity. PATENT CHE SE AND BUTTER Guaranteed a pure article, superior to An- • natto, and innoxious. From Grocers, &c., in Imperial quart bottles or quantity. General Drysalters on hand,. such as ; Chemicals Sulphuric, muriatic, nitric, and other acids. Dyewood, dyestuffs, cochineal, cudbear, oils, prussiates, borax, alum, dppperas, madder, argol, shellac, ammonia, &c., &c. Prepared and Bottled by WM.DRY S D A L E DRYSALtER, ; Ootadofci D’nifßbik. J nh.,