The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-07-22 00:00:00

Two Cut Quart and two Cut Pint Decanters 7 othe set,
10,400 Half-pint Tumblers.. from Is. 9d. to 5 0 dozen.
Cut Wines from 0 3 each.
Dessert Dishes, good size 1 6 each.
Excellent Sugar and Cream to match 0 6 each.
„ Salts from 0 3leach.
Common ditto
Half-pint Tall Ales, for Publicans 0 4ieacly. .

Coloured Finger Cups
Cut Half-pint Goblets
A Cruet Frame and three Bottles...
Thousands of strong Pet Tumblers

O 8 each
O 4 each
O 9 each
O 1 each

White and Gold burnishhed,
Breakfast Cups and Saucers.,

. 10 6 the set. Teas and Saucers, blue ilgur
I ye' 90 pr doz. Chips. Cream Jugs...
EARTHENWARE.
i 9pr doz. I Ditto dr'.
And other Goods eq
ed for an occasion tc

2 6 pr. doz
0 21 each.

Dinner Plates, largest size, willow ern

lually chea

N.B.—This Stock has not
Establishment is sufficient proof of the excellent quality of the goods
t DON'T MISTAKE THE SHOP.

J. WARD, 40, BOLD-STREET

NOVELTIES IN FRENCH CACHMERE
AT JNO. CRIPPS', 14 16, BOLD-STRER7'.
THE NEW TAPIS OR CARPET-WORKED SHAWLS IN BOUQUET OR NATURAL FLOWERS.
TNO. CRIPPS has the honour of announcin4 to the Ladies of Liverpool, and the Strangers en route, th
termination of another visit to Paris, expressly undertaken for the purpose of makinr
parties he has employed to weave those beautiful productions ; they are especially selected frotp d
the Gobelins of Paris, each separate pattern of :which has invoked years of labour to the .

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complete his arrangements with the
'ns executed by the band hi
nstitution. Th(

importance of such a visit at this particular period may he estimated by the eat;

iney are now on tne rremises quntnntr, ieauy for I ction, anti be is prepared to sunmit to tue inspection of un
Customers an amount of novelty and attraction never bef offered by any one House; and-as his new Establishment is un
questionably the largest for Shawls and Mantles in rope, so he is determined that his Stock shall bear a corresponding
reputation for magnitude.
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One of the distinctive features of his Ne apis, or Bouquet Shawl. in real Carpet Work, is their immense size, enve-
loping the figure in their graceful and am folds. Another is their unaclubted superiority over British in point of intrinsic
worth, while, for style • "
miniature

Ate, at

flowers it

The New Tapis, or Bouquet Craunere Shawl, is decidedly the great._ . ,s„u „
they will be both scarce and dear as the season advances, Ladies will do well to provide° themselves from this magnificent
Stock, which in London has no equal. At the same time, Mr. CRIPPS wishes to impress on the minds of his Customers the
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Tact, tutu numnaneousty me .; new remises, etfected a 11,
Profits, the success of which has already been amply tested, and now remaini a permanent feature

TO THOSE

ABOUT

PURCHASING

A HA

KINNEAR,
HATTER,
. . ... ..
6 ST. GEORGE'S CRESCENT, LIVERPOOL,
~..1.,' - D ESPECTFULLY calls the attention of his Customers and the Public generally, who may,
Vkls, It at this season, be about to provide themselves with a New H A I' , to his unusually large, varied, and
.-4,,.,10:__,:. and beautiful Stock, which has been daily augmenting and receiving additions from the first Houses in every
.N.2'. 11P- new style for the last two months. To those Gentlemen who are subject to Headache, or who perspire
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y4.:.-.,' freely, D. C. KINNEAR, with perfect confidence, recommends his very light ZEPHYR HAT being extremely
' easy and comfortable in wear, quite vensa4Veritfd raS much grease proof as it is possible to render any
Hat. Indeed they may be truly considers great luxury" in this hot weather.-1) (ices, 10s. 6d., 12s. 6d.,
and 16s. 6d.

EVERY

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For TRAVELUNGJAU.NTING, SEA-USE, SEA-SIDE, TOWN WEAR, THEATRE, CONCEF

GEORGE''S HOUSI

IN THE CRESCENT, OPPOSITE ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH

CAUTION!!
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FURTHER GREAT REDUCTIONS IN
TT is now six years since THOMAS SMITH opened his celebrated Establishment under the Musk-
hall, in Bold-street. His sole object in visiting Liverpool at that time was, to annihilate the MONSTER PROFITS of those
who daringly dubbed themselves Glass Dealers and Manufacturers, whose Stocks were the veriest Birmingham rubbish,
and whose works did not employ a single man. By charging only a reasonable price, a revolution was soon produced in the
Trade, and the Public got the advantage of a reduction of full 40 per cent. From ill health, and having the care of numerous
other Establishments, T. S. was compelled to retire for a time. But to his infinite surprise, be had not closed his Premises
here more than twelve months ere the old profits and the old prices were rtsumed—indeed the Trade sunk into a state of
monopoly : a fact that has induced him again to visit Liverpool. And he, therefore, begs to inform the Public that
he has taken the SHOP o. 48, BOLD-ST-Adiag,T,

TEMPTED MONOPOLY
GLASS!! GLASS!!!

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PRICE

which is now replete with a Stock unequalled in the universe. Being alnnufacturer of Cut GThi a Wholesale'
having other Establishments in the Kingdom—the Advertiser has to buy more extensively than any other 'individual in the

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Trade, and can, consequently, sell cheaper than those who reduce their prices in hopes of propping up their monopoly.
One thing is important:—Observe the address/THOMAS SMITH, 48, BOLD-STREET, who will remain in Liverpool to
clear the Stock on hand.

„per The STOCK comprises rich Cut and E axed Decanters, Claret and Water Jugs. Water Bottles, Finger Basins, Wine
Coolers, Rummers, Tumblers; wine, et, Champagne, Hock, and Liqueur Glasses; Pickle Jars, Butter Coolers,
Celery Vases, Salts, :Sugars, Creams 'net Sets, &c.; 1,50 Glass Dessert Dishes, various sizes, with Trifle Dishes; to be
sold at a great sacrifice. Also, about 1,000 China Tea and Breakfast Services, richly-gilt Foreign China Ornaments,
Bohemian Glass, of all colours; Papier Mach Tea Trays, Waiters, Tables, &c., of exquisite workmanship; Metal Tea
and Coffee Pots, Plated Goods, in Cruet and Liqueur Sets; and various other Articles too numerous to mention.
.. . . .. .

Families wishing to buy large lots will find this an opportunity never again to be met with
LIST OF PRICES.
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700 handsome Cut-glass Dessert s. d.
Sets of Six Dishes l2 6 usually sold at 40s,
1,000 Sets rich Cut Decanters, two
two quarts and two pints 7 0 per set.
1,200 Half-pint Tumblers, hand-

400 Ditto Ditto, rich patterns.. 5 0 per set
2,000 Half-dozens China .. As. to 1 4 per hal

.3ree to

he set, exquisite

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some patterns 3 0 per dozen.
10,000 Half-pint Ditto, cut patterns 4 0 per dozen.
17,000 Wines, cut 3 0 per dozen.
3,000 Ditto, cut different patterns 3 6 per dozen.
1,000 handsome Wines 1 6 per dozen.
Water Bottles, with Glasses From 7d. to is.
203 Butter Coolers 2 0 each.
3,000 Glass Egg Cups
Candle Ornaments, six differ-
ent colours
300 Tea Sets China,burnished gold 10 6 per set.
Goods packed free of expense, by an experienced packer
world.

workmanship
Gothic Iron Tea Trays, ditto
ditto
Ditto, ditto, 50 patterns
Bread Baskets 4d. to 0 6 each.
Large Waiters 3d. to 0 4 each.
Cruets Sets, three rich bot-
tles
760 handsome Plain and Gilt Toilet Sets, at one-half the
the usual prices.

14 0 per net.

.rorn the Manufactory, fit for conveyance to any part offthe

OBSE
48, BOLD-STREET, (One Door fl

:Om Concert-sireet,) LIVERPOOL

18c;
'A THE GREAT
• EXHIBITION OF 1851.

THE

OLDEST

CUSTOMER

YOU
may save full
HALF
your Travelling
EXPENSES
FROM
LIVERPOOL TO LONDON,
by having made only
ONE SUIT;CLOTII ES,
AT
D. IRS'

I met a Gentleman, who, it appears,
Has dealt with HYAM more than twenty years;
And who, on this account, appear'd to me
The very person for a a referee.
I question'd him concerning what he thought
Of al ti6es at HYAM'S Warehouse bought.
I asked him if he valued HYAM'S dress,
And what he answered you will, doubtless, guess,
He told me what he thought of their supply,
And his opinion was extremely high.

Such first:rate dress (said be) I never knew
As that which Mr. HYAM has brought to view;
The cloth (said be) of which his dress is made
Has othing like its equal in the trade.
He.then referred to what be used to buy
Before he knew of HYAM'S prime supply
And knowing what they were, and who liey are.
He scorned to put the two upon a p
He likewise touched upon the pri paid
When old monopoly controlled e trade;
And said that HYAM, in his tiding station,
Had caused a most surpris. g reformation.
On his advice I went to e a trial,
And found his statem s true beyond denial;
The clothes I bough sere all that I desired,
And truly I was sp endidly attired.
The articles were famously designed,
And not a singe blemish could find. -
The advice which I received I give to you,
And hope you'll go to HYAM'S Warehouse, too;
Assured that you'll be pleased with what you buy
In point of dreso, from lIYAM'S prime supply.

CELEBRATED LORING AND NAVY
OUTFITT G ESTABLISHMENT,
72, L -STREET, LIVERPOOL.
THOUSANDS

of Gentlemen have already experienced this great

SAVING, .
and are willing to bear testimony to the fact
CASH PRICES.

Superfine Black Dress Coat
Ditto Frock, lined with Silk
Superior Milled Trowsers
Superior Tweed Elastic Ditto.. ...... I6s. to 1 6 0
___.

Three Summer Vests for 28s

The most fashionable Paletot 308. to 50s
OBSERVE 'THE ADDRESS,-
72, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

H YAM,

TAILOR, CLOTHIER, AND MANUFACTURER,

LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL

SECURITY FROM FIRE AND ROBBERY.
74ANN'S. NE W PATENT.
Ore Notwithstanding' the threats and misrepresentations
made by T. .Milner and Son, relative to TANN'S PATENT,
the Patentees are willing to submit their Manufactures to pub-
lic trial %A-MI any ethers of equal dimensions.

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Fire proof Safes, &c.
•espectfully solicited

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.0, to Inspect (1 inquire
l'i into HI• principle of
414,i 'l'ANN'. • A'IENT FIRE
and THIEF-PROOF
S. 'Sand CHESTS,&c.,
' it.ed with theptite for
!,i , 'chance Lock, which,

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tia irch au, true
ness of Workmanship, are not equalled by any other Makers
The Prices are also moderate eiimoswerl with the old descrin•

tion of Patent Safes.
Warranted to bear more heat, without injury to their contents

than any; Oh

Early 1
Brptliers
one of Or

nd met