The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-29 00:00:00

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No. 1260.]

FURS.

TN announcing to the Public the very considerable
i reduction which this season presents in the general prices
of Furs, the Advertiser begs respectfully to inform Purchasers
that he has now ready, a
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NEW, LARGE, AND VALUABLE ASSORTMENT,
carefully selected from the Stocks of the most eminent importers

of
RUSSIAN, GERMAN, AND CANADIAN SKINS,
Warranted in the best condition, in every variety which the
improved taste of the present day renders especially desirable
and Fashionable, and at Prices that will at once make conspi-
cuous the system adopted to secure` iaTe'confidence by
selling only articles of the fir -character, and at a reasonable
profit.
Many large Lots of

Squirrel Boas from ss. 6d. to 215.; Victorines, 4s. 6(1. to 21s.
Fitch Bs. 9cl. „ 255.; Ss. CA. „ 238.
Oregon Sable ss. Od. „ 17s. ; 4s. 6d. „ 15s.
North American 3s. Od. „ 10s. ; 2s. 6d. „ Bs.
German . . 15s. Od. „ 508. ; 18s. 6d. „ 40s.
French 12s. Od. „ 455.; 21s. Od. „ 50s.
Canadian ....175. Gd. „ 60s. ; 255. Od. „ 60s.
Russian . 30s. Od. „ 1205.; 28s. ed. „ 100 s.
With exceedingly beautiful Ermine, Miniver, Lynx, Kolinski,
Chinchilla, &c., in Mantles, Capes, Victorines, Muffs, Cuffs,
Boas, &c., &c.
The most attractive novelty of the Season is the elegant
Elizabethan Victorine.

FURS CLEANED, REPAIRED, AND ALTERED.
JOHN BRISCOE,
60 and 62, OLDHALL-STREET.

SILKS! SILKS!

RICH AND CHEAP SILKS!
40-BOLD-STREET--40.

WMINTON has just returned from the London
• Market, with several Cases of the Richest and Cheap-
est DRESS SILKS it has ever been in his power to offer.
Amongst others will be found EIGHTY PIECES (unusually
cheap) of
RICH BLACK SATINETTES,
At Is. lOW., 2s. 2d., 2s. 64d., 2s. 35., and 3s. 4d.
Striped Fancy Silks.... Is. 4d. to 3s.
Figured Brocades and Checks..-e"" Is. Hid. to 3s.
Rich Cameleoy Glace Is. 10d. to 2s. 10d.

„ Coloured Satinettes ls. ll d. to 3s. 4d.
And a spleodltt variety of Richer Goods.
W. M. respectfully-requests inspection and comparison; in
advertising, 4t is his object to state only what will be realized to
Purchasers, hiesystem being to purchase Goods in the best
Markets, with his beat taste and skill, and to sell them again
QUICKLY, for CASIIand

DECIDEDLY CHEAP.
te.* TWO ASSISTANTS WANTED.

FOR THE AUTUMN

LADIES' DRESSES,
IN CLAN AND FANCY TARTANS,
OREGON CHECKS LLAMAS, CHECKED ORLEANS,
PLAIN AND SHADE) COBURGS, LUSTRES, ALPACHAS,
SILKS, AND SATINETTS,--&c.
SHA,Igr
in Fancy Wool, from 3s. 11 Cachmere, Paisley, Norwich,
(1 Sil . Satin, &c.
EVERY ARTICLE LADIES' READY-MADE LINEN.
Lady in attendance.
GLO S, LACE AND HOSIERY,
of every description.
THE GENTLEMEN'S DEPARTMENT

replete with every Article suitable for the present Season.
WATERPROOF OVERCOATS.
FRENCH BLOUSE, 4s. 6d.
THE RUSTIC, Bs. 6d. •, AND THE ZEPHYR DRESSING
GOWNS, from 12s 6d.
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITS
to all parts of the world, at the lowest prices.
E. S. TUTON'S
CORINTHIAN ESTABLISHMENT,
62 and 64, LORD-STREET.

W. D A Y'S,
19, CHURCH-STREET.

AT this Establishment you procure every
Article in
READY-ICADE
UNDER,,C—L 0 T H IN G,
FOR GENTLEMEN, LADIES, AND CHILDREN,
Adapted for every Climate,
25 PER CENT. CHEAPER
THAN ANY OTHER SHOP IN LIVERPOOL,

N.8.--FOR READY MONEY ONLY.

FAMILY MOURNING
AND

FUNERALS FURNISHED,
ROBERTSON and MASON solicit the attention of
Purchasers to their Stock of

GENERAL MOURNING,
every article of which is of a superior and fashionable descrip-
tion ; and from their business, 17:>,,btffirIg and selling, be-
ing conducied on the principle o Roam PAYMENT, will be
found at much more reasonable prices than where a SYSTEM
OF CREDIT IS pursr
S, LD HAY MARKET.

ROBERTSON AND MASON,
SILK MERCERS AND UNDERTAKERS.

LIVERPOOL MOURNING ESTABLISHMENT,

72, BOLD-STREET.

v.OI. BRIGHT, SON, AND EGGE,
FURNISHING U RTAKERS,
GENERAL MOURNING WAREHOUSE,

72, BOLD-STREET,

LIVERPOOL.

GRAND PUBLIC EXPOSITION
OF
FOREIGN GOODS

AT
J. CRIPPS'
SHAWL AND MANTLE HOUSE,
48, BOLD-STREET,
LIVERPOOL.
HAVING purposed for some ti T,e a -15 to form a
Grand Public Exhibition of rare. d costly Shawls, on
the principle of the "Exposition Najionale," lately held in Pa-
ris, Mr. JOHN CRIPPS has the honour of announcing to the
Nobility, Gentry, and Visitora,fn Liverpool and its vicinity,
that his plans are now complete, and that with the aid of ap-
pointed Foreign Agents, and at an immense outlay of capital,
he has brought togethef an assemblage of Shawls, Scarfs? &c.,
of truly regal splendour and magnificence, in India, Chinese,
Persian, French, German, Swiss, and British Manufacture,
from the real Cashmere, aFifty Guineas, to the useful Nimes
and Paisley, at One Guinea; together with several hundred
new and beautiful Mantles, Visites, &c., from the first houses
in Paris ; also about three hundred pieces of rich and gorgeous
patterns in the finest Scotch Tartans, for Cloaks, Dresses, &c.,
expressly designed for this occasion, for which J.C. is appointed
Sole Agent. •

The following are a few of the Novelties brought forward at
this unprecedented and extraordinary display:-
7 Cartoons Superb French SHAWLS, 10 to 20 Guineas.
23 SHAWLS, exquisite designs, by the celebrated Felix Periot
of Lyons, as Model Shawls, to 8 Guineas.
65 Richly-worked Long SHAWLS, four yards long, 5 Guineas,
very great bargains.
9 SHAWLS only designed by the late Asanto Margiellan,
chaste and beautiful, 7 Guineas each.
About 1,000 Paisley SHAWLS, from the Manufactories of
Messrs. Kerr and Scott, and Morgan and Co., 10 Guineas
to 15s. 6d.

1500 Tartan SHAWLS and SCARFS, in all the Clan beautiful
fancy patterns, 3 Guineas to Half-a Guinea.
Six lots Brocade Silk SHAWLS, nominal prices. and three cases
India Wool SCARFS, 355. 6d. each, worth Four Guineas.

OBSERVE,—This exhibition is on a scale unknown in the his-
tory of the Shawl Trade : parties will at a glance be enabled to
select' Shawls, displayed under their different classifications
from those parts of the world where these luxurious and indis-
pensable articles of Ladies' costume are manufactured.
Amidst. the importation- of Mantles will be fbund 3 boxes
"Les Vitiates." New shapes and trimmings, designed by Ma-
dame Payan, Rue Vivienne, Paris, in rich Brocade Silk, Wit-,
tered Ducape, " Armure" Satin, Velvet, &c., from One to
Three Guineas.

2 Cases from Madame Popelin, Rue Vivienne; some exceed.
ingly beautiful and becoming, from Two to Five Guineas.

6 Cartoons assorted, principally Model Mantles, from Mes-
dames Penoa, Rue Mondovi ; Violard, Rue Choiseul, and other
eminent Parisian Artists, in Ermine, and Sable trimmed Velvet
and Satin Mantles ; Fur-lined Cloaks ; Brocade and Embroid-
ered Velvets, besides many others, rich and costly, too numer-
ous to enumerate.

1 Caserich Genoa Black Velvet Scarfs, wide widths ; also, Rich
Satin and Velvet Stripes.

Tartan CLOAKS, for crossing the water and travelling, One
Guinea each.
Note the Address,
JOHN CRIPPS,
SHAWL AND CLOAK WAREHOUSE,
48, BOLD-STREET,
TWO DOORS FROM CONCERT-STREET.

To STRANG ns.—This Warehouse will easily be distinguished
from the neighbouring Houses, by its highly ornamented and
massive Plate Glass Fronts, the same that received the marked
encomiums of his Royal Highness Prince Albert, on his Visit
to Liverpool.