The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-04-21 00:00:00

NEW SPRING GOODS,

ROBERTSON and MASON respectfully solicit the
attention of their Friends and the Public to their

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NEW STOCK OF SPRING GOODS,
which they feel satisfied, from its extent, selection, and modera-
tion in Prices, cannot fail to insure the favour of l'urchasers.
Attention is particularly directed to a
_laze and beautiful

assortmentl4-----
PLAIN AND FAATCY SILKS
NEWAMAIVIS.

in every variety of French;torreich, and Paisley Manufacture.
The Stock of DE-MINE and CASHMERE DRESSES in-
cludes all the NEW STYLES for the present SEASON, and in
such variety as to suit every taste.
THh LINEN DRAPERY DEPARTMENT
is complete with the best descriptiorkofGoods.

The principle on which ROBERTSON and MASON conduct
their Business—viz., that of Buying with CASH and Selling for
READY MONEY, enables them to offer the best class of Goods
at LOWER PRICES than can possibly be done where a system of
Credit is given.

R. and M. beg to observe that, though they do not puff the
sale of their Goods by referring to " the distressed state of the
manufacturing districts,"." railway speculations," " alarming
failures," &c. &c., yet they are quite sure that Purchasers will
find them as cheap, or cheaper, than where such clap-traps are
resorted to.

FAMILY

MOURNING

Particular attention is given to this branch of the business, and
care taken that every article furnished be of a superior quality.

ROBERTSON AND MASON,

No. 5, OLD HAYMARKET.

SHAWLS, MANTLES. CLOAKS, & TARTANS.
PLAIN FIGURES are used for Marking, and Goods will be
found the cheapest at
JOHN CRIPP'S SHAWL AND CLOAK
ESTABLISHMENT,
48, BOLD-STREET,

TWO DOORS BELOW CONCERT - STREET.

THE very general satisfaction that has resulted
from this fair and straightforward system of marking
Goods in plain figures, planned and adopted by Mr. JOHN

more extensively the advintages secured to the public at his
Concern exclusively ; Purchas irare—thus protected against
exhorbitant charges, and m a ways rely on having full value
for their money.
The Stock of BRIT-! H and FOREIGN SHAWLS is now
one of the largestrenapest, and most valuable in the Kingdom.
In MANTLES, SCARFS, &c., the newest Parisian Shapes and.
Styles are always to be obtained, and an immense variety con-
stantly on hand for selection. Also, every description of Man-
tles for Mourning. The Mantle Room isup stairs, where young
Ladies are in attendance to take and execute orders.

Spun Silk and Wool Tartan in all the Highland Clan Patterns.
J. CRIPPS,

48, BOLD-STA

TEFFERY, MORRISH, and Co. beg to inti-
-0 mate, that they have just completed their periodi-
cal visits to the various Provincial and Continental
Markets, and are prepared to submit an entirely new
and very superior ASSORTMENTArFOREIGN and
BRITISH SILKS, DE LAINES, CASHMERES,
SHAWLS, PARASOLS, ~ selected with skill and
taste from the !Stocks o anufacturers the most dis-
tinguished for pre-em' ence in Fashion, and which are
now offered at Pr es that cannot fail, in connexion
with the Quality and Style of the Articles, to constitute
an almost irresistible temptation to every class of
buyers.

The reduced Scale of Duties renders the present a
most eligible period for those who deal largely in im-
ported goods ; and the magnitude of .1.„ M., and Co.'s
business having enabled them to realize to the fullest
extent the benefits thus arising, they invite especial at-
tention to the advantageous Purchases which may now
be made in the chaste and beautiful Productions of the
Parisian artisans, of which, they believe, their Esta-
blishment contains one of the choicest and most complete
Selections.

The state of monetary affairs, and the extraordinary
depression of trade at home, has at the same time placed
J., M-, and Co. in a peculiarly favourable position in
the English Markets, and given them the power, in se-
veral instances, to purchase goods very considerably
below the actual cost of production.
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In these purchases the public have a direct and im-
portant interest, inasmuch as it is J., M., and Co.'s
system not to act precisely on Sir Robert Peel's princi-
ple, but, considering their own interest to be identical
with that of their Customers, to get and to give, in all
cases, the greatest value for the least money.
COMPTON HOUSE,

Church-street, Barnett-street, and Leigh-street,