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PEN THOUSAND POUNDS WORTH of TABLE
LINENS and SHEETINGS to be 'sold cheap; owing to
the death of James Graham, Manufacturer of Table Linen, the
whole of his Stock has beet; consigned to his Brothel in-Law, at
78, -Oxford-street, the firm of M A LCOTT and JA M ES, fen- im-
mediate disposal. The Executors having fixed the price, no abate-
ment can be made. Ladies are assured that they are full one-third
leas than any other House in London can even obtain them, much
less dispose of them; for as the quantity precludes the possibility
of inserting all the different prices., a few only are given as under;
also 47-Bths and 7-Bths Napkins to match all the cloths, which extend
from the smallest size to the largest ever made, with every inter-
mediate size and quality. Such an opportunity seldom occurs ;
and what renders it more worthy of attention is, that the sales are
to be made entirely for the advantage of the family of the deceased.
—Breakfast Cloths, 5-4 the square, Is. 6d. each ; 6-4ths square,
I's. 6d. 8-4ths square, 3s. 9d. 21 long, 2 wide, 7s. the same size fine
Hambro' damask, 9s. the finest quality. I Is. 9d. 3 yards long, 21
wide damask, 13s. 6d. sold at every other house for 20s. damask
cloths, 31 long and 211 wide, 17s. 6d. 4 yards long rich dnina•A, 20s.
napkins 7s. per dozen, fine damask do. 11s. dinner napkins los. Gd.
per dozen, fine damask do. 20s. Russia sheeting 611 d. per yard, very
strong do. 9d. 1} wide, Is. and excellent make of Russia sheeting.
2} wide, 2s. 3d. 21 wide, 2s. 6d. 3 yards wide, 2s. 9d. with Irish
sheeting of every width and quality equally cheap. Be particular—
PANTHEON HOUSE, 78, Oxford-street, corner of Wiusley-
street, and exactly opposite the Pantheon.