The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-11 00:00:00

TO LADIES

FRISBY, DYKE, AND Co.
Most respectfully announce to tl t -of
Liverpool and its vicinity, that t uyershaving

lately returned from the Mari larkets in England
and Prance, they are no in all their Depart-
ments a great variet really new

SER,YrrG GOODS FOR 1831

An importation of

MOIRI

, ANTIQUE; AND OTHER SILKS,
Of a suoenot class for DRESSES,

F. D. & Co. are making arrangements to add to their
GENERAL DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT

Departments.
53, 60, 62, 64, LORD-STREET.

WILL OPEN ON THE 15TH INSTANT.
W I N
MILLINERS, DRESSMAKERS,
A W ,
AND LADIES' OUTFITTERS,
8, P AIME 2-BUIL DINGS,
Churckstreet, leading to Claqtan square, Liverpool,

Respectfully announce thk they will OPEN :the above PRE

NEW STOCK of ()GODS suitable for the appro eason ;
consisting of an Assortment of rich and e nt Silks, Shawls,
Lace and Muslin Goods; Limerick I , Millinery, Mantles,

losiery,

Robes, &c

THE MII,krRERY DEPARTMENT
will be under the mprkrement of a Parisienne, who has been

honouring the'm with their patronage may have full confidence
that those orders with which they may please to entrust them
will be executed with that regard to taste for which the Pari-
sians are so celebrated.
THE ROBE, DRESSMAKING, AND MANTLE
DEPARTm ENT

will be under the personal management of Mrs. WINTLE.
She has had the honour of making Robes for some of tne
Royal Family, and her experience for many years as_ Mantle

, .
gives full assurance that no pains shall be spared to render
th,s department every way worthy of the patronage of the
Ladies of Liverpool.
...

The whole of the Goods will be personally selected by Mr.
SHAW. His long experience as Buyer and Manager in some
of the largest Houses in the Kingdom, and consequent know-
ledge of the best British and Foreign Markets, gives him faci-
lities for procuring the Newest Designs and Styles, dire..t from
the Manufacturers. He will regularly visit Pnris twice each
Season, and London every Month, and will thus have oppor-

tunities in procuring whatever is novel and elegant.
Titeir system of business will be conducted upon that prin-
ciple which experience has shown can alone insure success,
viz., to furnish the best possible article at the lowest possible
price. The Show Rooms will be found perfectly commodious,
(extending over three shops.) And fitted up with a full regard to
. .

will be only of the first-class) will be bought on those terms
which knowledge and teady money can al: me command, and
will 'he told at the lowest remunerating profit. By civility,
combined with &kill and promptitude in the execution of orders,
they hope to merit a share of public patronage.

T. WALKER'S -
WINDOW BLIND MAN CTORV,
135, WIIICECII
Opposite Great CI Otte-street.

ES3kkAll ED 1813, BY
FRA IS. PINNEY.

IN STOCK

:000 VENETIAN SHADE BLINDS

GAUZE WIRE AND ALL (

BLINDS, WHOLESALR AND

RETAIL.
LONDON CIL-111?, IVAREHO

DOMESTICS.

OLES
&c., P

T 800

id Shoes, Lining for Cisterns
we Frames, Locking-glass Frames..o.rnamenta

Ornamental Inkstands, Noiseless C
Pin, and Pen Trays. Tooth Brush T
Window Blind Cord, Clothes' Lit
Amateur Modelling, Ornamental
and

re airi Itin.; , Card, Fruit;
t, Sh • g Brush Trays,
C ured Material for
..tands and Pots, Drain

I Pipes, jar Covers, Tub' elf for Watering Gardens,
Washing Windows, &c., Lininzefor Bonnets, Watch Stands,

:ones, Ear Trumpets, Add
CHEMICAL.—Car s,
chino for convevinz

fnr Acids, Etc.
Alkalies, &c., I

for Waier

FOR OFFICER

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