The Express.
London, England, 1868-05-13 00:00:00

rilliE ART OF SPENDING MONEY. —To TT NDERCLOTRING for LADIES at the
1 make money is a universal de re, and the art of spending kJ Wholesale AMOTT and Co., SS Panth,
it wisely requires but little study to render It equally adrenal. have lately pure-baud in Maschester L 9,000 worth of superior
agree thetnsouyseved Downey made. consequeetly Longclothe at an enormous redaction in prim, which they have
iPthitifcgririttinost importance that &purchaser should adopt the saanufactared, sad will sell daring the week le follows:
must advantageous method of ethendiag D. Those who can pay Cemseules, from 9ld. flandassulfrilledakirta,FaUd.
reedy money hold a great power ; still they carrot obtain the Camesolea, trimmed lace, 21. id. I Petticoats with inamtion, et lid.
full value which it naturally commands unless they select houses Camesoles,triniased wort, Frilled retticoats, with work,
in which business is conducted on ready money principles ex- ladies' Drawers, 6.. 114.
cludvely. The keen competition between houses of this order Drawers, tritorhedita, la did. hake Nightgowns, 2a 9d.
presents advantages to the public which no other system can Drawers, with work, Is. Nightgowns, with rich work,
offer. The exclusive ready-money system is to buy with, u well Ladies' Chemises, is. Old. Stn
as to sell for ready money. Manufacturers and merchants are Chemises, trimmed lace, la 44d. I The Dagraer Night Drees, lialld.
attracted to houses on that system, and dispose of to those Chemises, with work, Is 1114. The Osborne /4 light Drees, 71- 114.
An the greet accumulations and over productions of goods Petticoats, with ;leeks, 11d. Iderniag Wrappers, tram 7alliff.
which must be sold at a lose. Thu the buying power of the Depot for the celebrated Perfumed Corsets—Engravinge re-
ready-money mum stocks the warehouse wills Lugs portion of presenting 150 designs for ladies' wear, post tree.
Its goods at lower prices than the cost of production, and forms HAS. amorr and Do., 61 sod 62. lit Pad's
the first of the three main elementa which mutilate the wiling
power of the readymooey system. The second element la the
avoidance of loss. No credit is given, consequently no extra
profits are required to cover had debts. The third element la
the economy of time No ailments are made, consequently
DO waste of time in argument to settle the price, which is
rdkrked upon each article in plain figures; otherwise It would
require the expense of three times the number of assistants to
do the same amount of businew To add extra peas for the
purpose of taking oil
a discount, making an abatement'or DHOW -
awe, is ainst the ideas of a trader upon the true readymoney
system. twenty-two years the above system has been
rigidly carried
DROTLI out,
gn to the
merchant
Ludgatehin

-'ELEGANT SPRING SILKS.
PATTERNS POST FREE
Japanese Silks, 13a. 9d. Black Glace Silks. 1 guinea.
kr'pad Japanese, Ids. lid. Black Oros Oran, Al 6s. Sd.
Chenle Japaaeee , 1 guinea. black Gros de Loathes, la p.
Young
~ lei Silks, C 1 6a. 6d. Black Gros de Sues, 41 18s. Id.
Check Silks, le guinea. Black Oros de Lyon, 2 guineas.
Jacquard Japanese, el 16s. Id. Black Gros Royals, 21, guineas.
French Fancy Bilks, 2 guineas. Black Corded bilks, 3 gulassia
Rich Plain Ohm* Silks, L 2 be. Black Notre Autiques,A3lBe.6g
French &this. a lee. Cd. Black Morning BURL no.
Rieh Moire Antiques,A2 18a. Id. Black J 888, St lis. Sd.
Wedding Silks. 2 guineas. Black Sapp, 2 guineas.
One Nandred and Fifty Engravings of Fashions Tree. The
largest Jacket and Costume Show Rooms in Sla .
CHAS. A MOTT and Co , 61 and 62, St.sildeu

SAMUEL BROTHERS' SPRING SUITS.
The coats, Sit, Me., SU, SIM, dit., 30a ; the weld:oda,
7a, Ba, 8s od.„ lie., lita, ; the Wonsan, 145., IW., 17L
:his., t4a, Its. kirei7 style and she kepi in stock for immediate
use, or mode to meaAure. Patterns pod tree.-16ydenbara
Stow, Ne. 60, Ladigsl•4o.