The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-04-14 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 1860.

.1,71
AND H 14 AI it (late with Messrs. MAMIE and GLADSTONE),
WINE, SPIRIT, ALE, AND PORTER MERCHANTS,
YORK-BUILDINGS, 12, DALE-STREET,
LIVERPOOL,

Beg respectfully to announce that they have commenced bUsincss in the above premises (lately occupied by Messrs.
W. M. Curtis and Co., with a carefully selected and well Matured Stock of WINES, SPIRITS, ALES, PORTER, &c.,
and, from the superD9r) quality of, their goodS, hope to merit the patronage and support of their friends and the public.
The following is their List of Prides :

WINES. Per Dozan.
Quarts. Pints.:
PORT Particular Old
Very choice Do ,545.
Superior Do 4Bs. 245.
Fine Do., 365. & 425.
Do. do. from the Wood. 28s.
SHERRY Very choice Old Pale ... 48s. 245.
Superior Pale or Golden. 425.
Very flue Do.
Flee Do., 265. & Os.
Amontillado • 4Bs.
MARSALA, dr Broriteo.
MADEIRA Fine Old East India ... 725.
BUCELLAS Webber's choice
LISBON Dry or Rich 32s. •
CLARET Chateau Lafitte
Do. Larose s4s.
St. Julien, very superior 365.
Vitt Ordinaire......
SAUTERNE Ist quality
CHAMPAGNE ...Moet's or Ruinart's 72s. 40s.
_ .

SPIRITS.

Do. 2d quality 445. 30s.
Do. 3d quality 425.
HOCK fohannisberg
Ostreich Ms.
MOSELLE ..........Sparkling . 4303.

FOREIGN LIQUEURS. Per
Piut Bottle.
MARASCHINO DI ZARA 4s.
CURACOA 4s.
NOYAU•
CHERRY, Heering's Copenhagen
Bottles to be given in exchange, or paid for on delivery,
Goods delivered Free within six miles of the Exchange. Hanip,
Orders per post pum

Per Gallon,
BRANDY Martell's or Hennessy's 01d...... 265.
Very Old, per Dozen Case, 605.
HOLLANDS Scheidam
, per Dozen Cases, 34s —.
WHISKY Finest Islay Malt l6s.
Do. Cambeltown
Fine Scotch Malt l4s.
12a.
Pi nest Old Irish (Jailiesonls) 16A4
RUM Best Old Jamaica l6s.
Good Old Do.
GIN Best London (Nicholson's).. ..... . 12s.
Do. Cordial Do. (Old Tom) 12s.
Do. Plymouth and Bristol

L
S 11 -b SLLAD A It n AND HODGSON,
n presenting their Sheet of Fashions for the Spring of Eighteen hundred and Sixty, beg to inform the Laeies of
:iverpool, cheshire, And the surrounding neighbourhood, that the alteration and eltension of Premises, at 40, 130 L-0-
;TREBT, are now completed, and the result fully justifies their anticipations Of prodticing a series of sr.acions and well
ighted slitiW,Roo24S, where every facility can be afforded to Ladies for selecting and judging of the style, fit, and
hromatic arrangement of the different Novelties with which the Saloons abound, While the additional available space
Bows the steak to be so classified that each particular description forms a department in itself, thereby enabling the
wpm". in attendapee on the instant to submit for the inspection of en intending purchaser the particular style of
moot enquired fore This is a desideratum that has long been reqUired, nithre particularly Where several members
f a family residing at a distance from Liverpool require to be suited, and whose time when. in town is necessarily
mite&

Great attention has also been paid to the Manufacturing Department, and by the aid of talented Designers and
tatters, and Workpeople of experience, combined with extensive and well ventilated wark-roofns and machine-rdorot,
ad a judicious subdivisiox of labour, they are enabled to execute orders of any magnitude at one day's notice.
ON THIS AND FOLLOWING DAYS,
saELLAitt AND HODGSON
•
will be prepared with apopatlrely
W pDti3 cA.REreiLY MAN tIF4I,OTUit'ID STOOK OF
CLOAKS, MANTLES, SHATfifi,`` e &ft lACKETB,
IA aided iry tt,gcti".C.
which SELLIN

Materials of a lighter texture. They are now being made in Lades, and also in Cashmere of different
principally China Blue, Violet, and White.
The Colours for those of TAFFETAS are Blue, White, Rose, Maize, and any one of the lighter Shades, so that it
harmonises with the rest of the toilette. The Black Taffetas Zouave is always simple ,and pretty, and has the
advantage of being quite free from any eccentricity of appearande. These Jackets are no lOnger quilted, but simply
lined with Taffetas of a contrasting shade. Thus the Blaok or White with Coloured Silk, the Coloured with White.
The lining is bordered with a narrow ruche of the same colour, generally placed so that it shows a little beyond the
edge, and the outside has a trimming of narrow guipure round it, which falls over the niche. Tie Embroideries of
Gold or Silver give to these a more particular style, which many ladies do not admire.
A little later in the season we shall find them made in Muslin for Summer Dresses.

We even now meet with them in Lace for Soirees or for Dinner Dress. Round the foundation, which is generally
of tulle, is a broad Lace falling over the Dress, forming a flounce, or ruche. The Sleeves are made very larre, and
opened up, and trimnied round with Lace, and when dressily worn, have no under sleeves, but have the arm
uncovered.—Front Le Follet.

FROM THE "TIMES," April 6th, 1866
" GREAT DISPLAY OF FRENCH GOODS IN BOLD-STREET.

" The Commercial Treaty with France has certainly given an impetus to the Shopkeepers in Liverpool, sad French
Goods are beginning to be largely imported. The rapidly increasing Business of Messrs. Shollard and Hodgson—a
Badness confined entirely to Shawls, Mantles, and Jackets for Ladies—has compelled an extension of their already
very elegant and spacious Establishment. Amongst the more prominent alterations have been the throwing the First
and Second Floors of the Houses, 40, BOLD-STREET, and 43, Wean-STREET, into a series of spacious and splendidly-
lighted Show Rooms, second to none in the Kingdom, probably for these qualities. The extra space thus given
Fords ample roord for the effective display of the elegant Stock which has just been got in. We understand that the
Buyers of the Establishment have just returned from London and Paris, and that the French Commercial Treaty. by
which Silk and other Goods are admitted Free of Duty, has enabled the French Designers and Manufacturers to
produce many novelties that have attracted the attention of the buyers for the British Market. Anticipating a very
large demand, the supply of Goods from the hands of the French Mannfactdrera has been of a corresponding
magnitude; and availing themselves Of the facilities offered to them, Messrs. Snell...sari and HCIDO9OI4 haversrchased
largely of very rich Goods, which they will show early in the ensuing week."

NEW SHAWL AND MANTLE WAREHOUSE,
40, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
SHELLARD AND HODGSON,
PROPRIETORS.

d, 444 Jay the vastly increased facilities which their NEW pltF,MisEs will afford, together Nt Mt t'!a favourable
,I s F ition in which they are placed by the unprecedented success which attended their late SELLING OFF, iik.y will lit.
ratx poAltio.n toloffer
L'V.EP.Y ARTICLE PERFECTLY NEW AND OP THE MOST RECENT FASIIIONs.
Their Buyers have now returned from the London and Continental Markets, and, from the Commercial Treaty with
Prance, entirely ABOLISHING ALL DUTY Ural lIIANEFACTURED SILK GOODS having come into operation,
they fully anticipate that this season Will fur surpass any preceding one in the extent, variety, mod comparative chcap.
lets of French importations.
, In calling, attention to the accompanying illustrations, SIIELLARD and HODGSON would obs.:Tve that, at this
early period of the se neon, it is merely a matter of speculation as to what particular style will become most popular.
It appears, however, beyond a doubt, that o -17 tie obtain the aliglitastatir.e of, achieving everVitzaPs
lrill success, must be wade vary .1 - ' *lett tie at...iin4
led. litany very elegant Novelties in
t way will beltith ofatifot'g the firs mportations from Paris.
The ZOtTAVE JACKET still reigns iiiiimiiiiiiiin the failiiiir.ahle world. Those of Veivet Will gese plass to