The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-02-27 00:00:00

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TRADESMEN'S VOLUNTEER RIFLE CORPS.
NOTICE TO TRADESMEN.

The GENERAL COMMITTEE have appointed a Sub-com-
mittee, to attend at Headquarters, 10, St. Georges-cresent,
every Evening, between the hours of Six and Seven o'clock, to
receive deputations from the various trades in the town, to
confer with them as to the best means of forwarding so desir-
able and general a movement for the protection of the trade
and commerce of the port.
The various Trades and large establishments arc invited to
arrange for the appointment of deputations to meet the Sub-
committee. By order, -

DONALD CAMERON, Secretary,
Headquarters, 10, St. George's-crescent, •
Liverpool, 21st Feb., 1860.

REGULATION 41 - • 1:4 I REGULATION
CUT ! CUT!!
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JAMES WYNES,
HAIRDRESSER, PERFUMER, &C.,
(OVER. TURMEAGN CIGAR DEPOT),
CASTLE-STMEET,
(ENTRANCE SWIFT'S COURT),
Will he happy to enter into arrangements with Gentlemen
connected with the Volunteers to Cut and Dress their Hair,
Mustachios, &c., in the approved Military Style. •

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V. R.

FINAL

NOTICE.

It ETURNED STORES FROM
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NV haye determined to make a last Reduction in the Price
of M'INTOSIPS CRIMEAN SHEETS, from Is. 6d. to 2s. 6d.
each, so as to give all a chance of securing one of these Sheets.
No Shopkeeper should be without one. They arc a most
useful article' for carrying out parcels in wet weather. •
Original cost to Government, 12s. each. To be had only at
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32, WIIITECIIAPEL, LIVERPOOL. f 27

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