The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-05-12 00:00:00

GREAT DISPLAY OF FRENCH GOODS IN BOLD-STREET.

" The Commercial Treaty with France has certainly given en impetus to the Shopkeepers in Liverpool, and French
Goods are beginning to be largely imported. The rapidly Increasing Business of Messrs. Shellard and Hodgson—a
Business 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 Honses, 40, BOLD•STREET, and 43, WOOD-STREET, into a series of spacious and splendidly-
lighted Show Rooms, second to none in the Kingdom, probairlv far these qualities. The extra space thus given
affords ample room 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, hes 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 Arnaud, the supply of Goods from the hands of the French Manatfacturers has been of a corresponding
magnitude; and availing themselves of the facilities offered to them, Messrs. SnELLARD and Flonoftow have purchased
largely of very rich Goods, which they will ahoy early in the ensuing week."—Times, April 6, 1860.

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

AN ILLUSTRATED LITHOGRAPHIC SHEET OF FASHIONS WILL BE DELIVERED

GRATIS TO ALL SUBSCRIBERS TO THE
."DAILY TIMES," THIS DAY.

IRON AND NAIL WAREHOUSE, BECKWITH-STREET, PARS-LANE.
TOHN GIBBONS • and CO. hail) ON SALE.a well-assorted STOCT( of BAIt, HOOP, SHEET,
t and ROB IRON. STEEL. Wrought and Cult NAILS. &c.. Wholesale and Retail.

TO PARTIES FURNISHING.

UPHOLSTERY AND CABINET MANUFACTORY,
• -16. AND'IB, ISLINGTON, LIVERPOOL.

. . .
WILLIAM TURNER invites the attention of PARTIES FURIistISiIING and of the Public generally
• • to his , • '
EXTENSIVE STOCK OF FURNITURE, .&c.,
Which his retently .ENLARGED SHOW ROOMS enable:him to offer with much greater advantage of choice and
facility of selection to the customer. .His STOCK embraces Suites of DRAWING and DINING-ROOM, LIBRARY,
HALL. and BEDROOM FURNITURE, which Ise can confidently recommend to all who are desirous of obtaining a
superior and durable article at the -lowest remunerative price, from being manufactured, under his own personal
superintendence, of thoroughly manned material, and by first-class workmen, aided by the introduction of various
appliances of machinery worked by steam power.
His STOCK of GENERAL UPHOLSTERY WORK cornprlies SPRING, HAIR. and other MATTRESSES,
BEDDING iri all its vhriOtieS, CURTAINS, CARPETS, &c. ;Also, an Assortment of elegantly designed and gilded
CORNICES, TIER,. and CHIMNEY GASSES, &c. &c.
.
• • W. 'T. INVITES AN INSPECTION.
COUNTRY AND EXPORT ORDERS WILL RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION.
. . ' SKIPS' CABINS FITTED OUT. • '
N.B.—Light Spring Vans kept for Removing Furniture, Glass, China, Paintings, &c., to all parts.
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MANUFACTORY AND TIMBER YARD • 17, 10, and 21. CAMDEN-STREET, LIVERPOOL

NOW OPEN.

F F.

F ORREST,

FROM

MILES'S, LONDON,

THE ORIGINATOR OF THE
16s•

TROUSERS.

13, SOUTH JOHN-STREET,
CaItNER OF CABLE-STREET.