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Thames Star, Volume III, Issue 1667, 7 May 1874, Page 1

, ,r , ri IJas.now, QBqp^LUIUa „ , , „{.,,..,..,» oofoo ,"J v «oi. ! , I, ij, — ."> '> n. rL«>a L'luni | Winter ■:'^fiRSWWPSf* • j furnishing-,' AND t clothing^ , 1 ml t j ' ' ' x 1 Imported direct exQueen of the Age, 'And selected «with great *care from <the 1 ' befftßoiopeaiilfiCaatifewjtiirers"' if t U.* 1O Oil* 1' '* >^ 1' * Ji.»by.Tluß owabttyw. '? n'- » Dress Depfirt^ent | A M the mfest fashionable texWres and coloi:s. n ; >jMany ne* fabrics/in all Wool Fancy,iifess^oods; a aifferent from any- , thirifr imported lnpreviouß seasons. „„ , /ver/'hea^'s&kof Fre'nchMermj^ Twenty per gHi^ j !wifelFS Cto S'caU particular'attenfilon ' to his UrW stbck W f uihe, |as^toft»bk ; Serge 01othj exceedingly.ffooa.yame..'i\ r A 1 Very of *Wk :Wh ? Jtferinoa,'Baratheas, lJTwills ? W ' burgs, Aurtralian, Crapes, Coburn tnff , TBlafik,Silk' Crapes f6r Family j MoUMin^/ { iriflinery" tstijs \ ** Three cases of Straw, 1 Itelt/afid Veltet Hats, in the very newest'sHapes. '1( J Two cases 6f Winter Fl&wers." ' ' One case of Featheirs'and 1 Ornaments. Two cases Jackets in Cloth, Nap, Sat^ tara, Seal Skin, Velveteen and/Silk Telreti in new shapes, rich "and fashionably trimmed. ' ' „ ' One case" Waterproof Cloaks, very stylish. One case Blue 1 Diagonal and Waterproof Tweeds, by the'yard, much under value. \ t v Jr , r, , '.'V M> v . Manchfester Depart* meit. ; , OPENING THIS WEBE s— Ten bales containing Calicoes, Shirtings, Sheetings,>bleached and unbleached, Linings, Ticks, Forfars, Scrims, and Hollands;-also, some exceedingly cheap ,Flarinels, Plaidings, Serges, and Estermains. ' Furnishing Depart- , ment. JUST OPENED:— ,' L> One bale Tapestry Carpets, in quite new patterns. ' , Two bales Kidderminster Carpets, all wool. J , ' > One bale Cohr MatHngs. ' ' ''' One bale China Mattings. l !' One bale ' Felt ' Squares- and Stair Carpets.' • f " "■'',**"', ,• One bale assorted Mats' and Hearth i" Hugs. " Floor Oiled Cloths, in all widths, from < 27 inches to 12 feet wide. A splendid assortment of Table Covers,' X Curtains, Hollands; Quilts, and Counter- " panes.' ( ' 10> <'"';' J Two bales df very cheap Blankets. r -[ ' Edoms ineasuredV and Carpets' made '' and laid at the shortdtt nofice. ' , Clothing i Department, 1 , A'good stop* pffFoySj* X^u^h9'.i,ttd, .Menl^ Clothing, from tb^besjt, ±JpgusJ»j ' arid< Colonial' Manufactittew Si i and $QW 1 'LANDING ex 3^R9, some verKS.u----r 'perior Melbourne-made Clothing, ordered , expressly for this season's trade, r lv J, f J.M. has' now' on hand the largest ■" rstopk of Tweeds, Doeskins, %ajnd Broad 1 Cloths of :any Betail House in^ the Pro- . vin'c'e, and ,cut 'to the Trade , " land Wholesale Trices. , v v r ,, t v' ' A.new stock of Gents Mercery,"and 1 all the newest shapes in Hats. . j , 1 , TTt J \ , In; order to m%ke .room for shipments 1 noWjdue in the Hylton Castle, and shortly n to arrive per \Dorete, J. M.'"intends selliiig With feitremely aßiall profits, and^ "ibdiiira'direot^iirfpjßiter/his 1 prices, cannot 90 I WfVtKmritjmaJ xLQulirUi vUO XTIdOt