The Express.
London, England, 1861-02-05 00:00:00

CTIARFasid OAII. Oxford4treet.

SILKS at au EXTRAORDINARY REDUC-
TION.—PHItEMPIPORY and UNRESERVED SALEmat
order of the Asslmmes.—Distress, destitution, and rvin at
factures and mill-owners, lately In affluent peattions, and
consequent accumulation and depression at easy dim of
goods In the manufacturing markets. of a vast
number of silk, ribbon, and other loony in Oorrretry,
Messrs. AMOTT BROTHERS and Co. beg to anneance that My
have been commissioned by the Trustees and Aseigoses to
the Mates of Mew.. ANDERSON, M'LtP, and GIBSON,
WATSON, MORTIMER, LIDDEL, STUBBERVID.D, JACKSON
and Co., to enact an Immediate realiestlon, and at, an,.
convert into cash for the general benefit of creditors, who are
pressing for a dividend, the entire Stocks In Tide of the above
Manufacturers and Warehousemen, consisting of Silks, Mantle,
Shawh, Dresses, Linens, Prints, Petticoats, Irlannels,Long Cloth,
Sheeting., Ball Dream. Court Trains, Mohair', Ribbons, Gloves,
Hosiery. Lace, Parasols, Umbrellas, Trimmings, Flowers, Feathers,
Wreaths, sad other descriptions of Fancy Goods. A limited time
only beteg allowed for the disposal of these properties an unprece-
dented enormous reduction in the price of the goods has been
made by Mews. Arnott Brothers and Co., to ensure as far as pos-
sible an surly clearance. la no instance will the reduction from
the manufacturers prices be found less than 60 per cent., and in
many fancy goods a positive sacrifice of i 0 per cent. bas been
consented to. The stock will be sold this and ten following
days without reserve doors opened and sale commencing each
day at 10 o'clock, at the Warehouses, 01 and 62, St Paurschurch-
yard. For the convenience of their customers Messrs. Amott
'Mothers and Co. have engaged tiO additional assistants, and as
the emolument to them will bee compatriot' only on the sales,
they have arranged the goods In twelve distinct classes.
SILK CATALOGUE.

CLASS 1.-BLACK SILKS.-Lot I:Tienty Bales Black Oros
de Naples, originally cost Si. Old. per yard. are now reduced
to 223 d. Lot 2. A large parcel of Rich Black Glace Silks,
very bright aad gloary, usaally sold at •14 guineas, now re.
duced to Ll 7s. 61. the hill robe. Lot 3. Oue hundred pieces of
Rich Ducapes, warranted fast dye, have been marked 3. 214.
these goods cost to make at least Br. 6,1 per yard. Lot 4. Elght
hundred yards of Rich Vrench Glares, 'rely wide and soft.gua•
ranteed for wear, worth ts. 6d. per mot, am now marked
2s. Md. lot & A superb lot of the le best /tenth Tsffetra,
all at 41. 3d. per yard these splendid specimens are worth ie. Gd.
per yard. Lot 6. Fifteen hundred yards of Black Foulard Silks,
usually sold at 3s. ad. per yard may now be had at Si. 4ed.
Lot 7. A considerable parcel of Rich Oros d'Ecosse, Oros Royal
Levantine, and other Rich Black Mika, originally 5 trainees
the robe, may now be selected from at £2 16a the long
robe. Lot 8 comprises two hundred pieces of Bich Stout
Black Oros des Taus; these rich Mks ate warranted genuine.
and have been marked 43d., Si. Yid.. and 3s. Pith per yard,
to ensure an immediate clearance: they are very good and cheap.
and are not to be bought wholesale for less than doub the
money. Lot 91s composed of rich soft-warp Mks, recommended
before all others for wear these goods are positively worth £3
the robe : they may now be picked from at, If guinea. Lot 10.
Forty pieces of Treble Ducapes, Sandeman's bad makes, worth
C 4 the robe, now priced at 2 guineas. Lot 11. Oue hundred
pieces of superb Lyons Cilace Silks, by Dufour and other eminent
makers, originally 10e. od. per yard, now marked 3 guineas the
full gown. Lot 12. Twenly Pieces of Brocaded and Sprigged
SUL originally £3lon. the robe, are now marked Al 15s. Sd.
LA 111. Pear hundred Flounced Silk Robes, in Glad, patterns
various, now to be picked from at 475. 6d. per eighteen
and trimmings, originally marked 5 guineas each.
1.1. A multifarious lot of odd dregs lengths, originally
from £2 to £3, have been marked the low prim
of £1 Is. al. These are decided bargain'''. lot lb Twenty
superb Broche Flounced Silks, worth Ad the robe, now if
ems each. Lot 16. Fifteen superb Black Silk Velvet
hes, originally £lO, now marked 4} guineas.
CLASS 2. -ornovithat SILKS.-Lot 17. A considerable parcel
of Cheek Cilac6 Silks, suitable for evening wear, bright and aloes),
Is. tied. per yard. Lot IS. Seven hundred Dress Lengths', 13 yards
feel guinea, worth doable. Lot 19. raver Grey, Sky. Maize, Pink.
White, and Light Coloured Silks, If guinea, and Al 17s. 6d., for
dinner or evening dress, worth three times the money. Lot 20.
One hundred and ten Double.twisted Glow and warranted pare.
m. 64d. per yard, worth Y. 4.1. Lot 21. One thousand eight bon •
deed yards Jasper Bar and Baysdees alaefli, £1 5a Gd., usually
sold at £2 lot 22. Two thousand the hundred yards 11011
Raised Satin Ran, £1 7s. Gd. the dress, really worth 50s.
lot 23. Nine hundred and seven pieces French Silks, Brocaded
and Checked, GI I la. rid., worth £3. Lot ft. Four hundred and
ninety yards Rich spitaltields Fancies, Al 154.6d.,w0rth filminess.
let 25. Two hundred dresses, small fancy Check Silks. 164. ild.
the robe, original cost £2. Lot 20, A lame collection of Flounced
Robes all at t guineas; these are very cheap, and are
worth from £3 to Le. Lot 27. Filty-four Itichrtrit
Proven', If guinea the long robe of 12 really wortft
70a Lot it& A large lot of rich Reps, Taffetas, to
light colours, marked Al 16s. 2.1., are worth double:
Lot 29. Ohre hundred and forty.three rich &oche Plonneed silks,
handsome, deep Bounces, £2 94. Id., reallymorth from A 4 to £6.
Lot 30. A considerable parcel Checked Oleal Bilks, all at la. Sled.
per yard, wide width, worth ill the robe. Lot 31. Several hun-
dred Evening and Dinner Mika, various, estimated value £3
reduced to Al 154. al. Lot 32. OM hundred and thirtp4wo
superb and costly Silk Robes, various, will be sold for 4
guineas each, v orth from S to 12 guineas. Lot 33. At
£2 18s. 6d. and .3f guineas there are about 400 rich Bee.
catelle Flounced Robes, many amoogst them worth N. 6.
Lot 34. Fifty dresses of rich Moire Antiques, originally 4.1
guineas, aim reduced to Ot► tbe rube of 9 yards Lot 25. Aboat
four hundred Moire Antiques, of the purest and richest waters,
warranted all silt, and originally Atl the robe, may now be
selected tram at guinea.s. Lot 36. Foulard Bouquet Silks,
originally 13 the robe, now reduced to Ws. the dress.
Complete Catalogues of the whole 12 claws may be had tree
upon application to litessm. A3loll' BROTHERS and Co., 61
and 62, St. Paul's Churchyard, London.

AGENTLEMAN'S WARDROBE
May be Completely, +ftWitionsly, Fashionably, and
Economically Furnished at the stab islititeat of
1108F3 and SON

MERCHANT TAILOBS, WOOLLENDRAPERS, HATTERS.

HoRIERS, BOOT and SHOE MAKES'S.
and 010 REAL OUTVITTEES, for ALL CIJ.SBE4.

Conger of Ilinories and Aldgiite.
New Oxford-street, corner of flart.street.
Corner of Tottenham.courbroad and Enston.road.
Country Establishments :
Thornton's.bulldings. Bridge street, Bradford, Yorkshire.
Yargste, Sheffield.
Any article made to measure at the shortest notice.
N.B.—Should any article not be approved of it will be exchanged
or the money returned.
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E. MORK% and 145:i Rt LE9 for 3iir•MTASIIRE3I RN T.
and List of Prices, with Pamphlet on the Retulpulade Clothing
Itystern 'past and prreent,. gratis on application, or post-free.
The MABLIBI4IIIiNTB are CLGSED EVERY FILIRAY
EVEN I NO at sunset until Saturday sunset, when bulkiness is re-
sumed until 11 o'clock.

PRELIMINARY NOTICE.
Extraslre preparations are befog made for the ensuing
h E. lIME4 sad ((ON,
MKRCRANT TAILORS, WOOLLEN DRAPERS, HATTERS,

HOtflEltl LOOT TilloE
sad GENERAL OUTFITTERS, fur ALL CLASSES.
London Houses:
Corner of Minorlo, sod Aldnate.
New Oxford.street, corner of Hnrt•stroet.
Corner of Totteuham-court-mad and Euston-road.
Country EstahllslunentA
Thoruton's.buildings, Bridge.street. Bradford, Yorkeldre.
Fammte, Sheffield.

RUPTURE B.—By Royal Letters Patent.
WHITE'S MOC-MAIN LEVIER TRUSS (perfected and
exhibited in the Exhibition, HSI) is allowed by upwards of We
medical gentlemen to be the most effective invention in the cura-
tive treatment of HERNIA. The nee of a steel spring. NI often
hurtful la its effe:ls, Is here avoided: a soft bandage bring worn
round the body, while the requisite resisting power is supplied
by the MOC-MAIN PAD and PATENT LETER fdring with
so much ease sod closeness that it =Mot be detected. and may
be worn during sleep. A descriptive circular may be had, and
the Truss forwarded by post, on the circumference of the
body two Inches telow the hips being scut to the maker, Mr.
WHITR, 1211, Piccadilly. An t mbdical Truss on the same prin-
ciple, and a female to mat upon ladies.

PATENTI SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSSEs.—
SALMON, tilif, and Co., most retrial:Molly inform the
public that their Trusses hove leen In me upwards of hay years.
and are found to answer the purpose with more ease and secu-
rity than any other Invention. They will answer for right or left
side, requiring to under.stiop or any trolling bandage. Person.
In the country am requested to send the circumference of the
body one Inch iPliO% the hips, arid to observe that "salmon•
tidy, and io stamped upon the leather ewe. N.B.—A
frnudeatk•mbo~•mten till two o'clock. lmdies are reoluested
to apply at Mr. udy's private door.—Manufactory, 292, Arraud.
London.

B--
RECKNELL'S SKIN SOAP, the best for pee-
during a clear and healthy skin ; In la, packets of four
tablets or eight squares.—Breclmell, Turner, and Sons, by
appoint:lu ut to h.r Majesty, manufacturers of wax. spermseeti.
stearin., composite, and tallow candles, agents to Price's Patent
Candle Company, dealers In all other patent candles, Al kinds of
household and toilet soaps, and In eolea, awn., vegetable, and
other lamp oils, dc.—Beehlxe, SI, llaymarket, London. Sold by
all respectable dealers lo Soon and Count:Le:L.ll7l.4th tablet
andyoreo Lgimped with the name of "•