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SALE of newly-imported GOODS direct from the Manufacturers and London and Manchester warehouses. Per ship Mindora, from London. Comprising— Silks, shawls, mantles, jackets in cloth and velvet, white llama and serge, general drapery, fancy dresses, carmelytea, poplins, corded reps, plain winceys, Aberdeen winceys, Parodies, serges, linseys, crammed poplinettes, crepes, in stripe and plain; fancy mohairs, goffered skirts, crossover skirts, purple prints, chocolate prints, lilac prints, printed robes, Horrocks’s long cloth, wove shirtings, sheetings, blankets, flannels, linines, bleached huckabacks, brown hollands, undressed Hollands, cloth gloves, collarets, plain bordered and scarlet squares, Irish lawn and cambric handkerchiefs, hemmed handkerchiefs, Saxony merino hose, scarlet cashmere hose, white cotton hose, heather and Derby ribbed hose, Balbriggan hose, Misses’ hosiery, skirt braids, fancy braids, beaded braids, corded nets, gymps, belts, ties, corsets, in regulation, faultless, criterion, scarlet, and fancy stays; printed flannels, Rob Roy, shepherd, and tartan flannels; Saxony flannels, Welsh flannels, Lancashire flannels, scarlet flannels, Crimean shirts, Zephyr shirts, &c., &c., &c. The prominent features in connection with this Sale, are the peculiarly advantageous circumstances under which they were bought, at a time when manufacturers were clearing surplus season Stocks, and London and Manchester warehouses on the eve of taking stock, urgently anxious to conclude Cash Sales, at very considerable Reductions ; the suitability of the Goods to the requirements of the Colonies ; the great care taken in the personal selection ; improvements in manufacture of fabrics, variety, and assortment—the qualities and character of which can only be duly appreciated on inspection. QPEN 1 N G D AY, SATURDAY, JULY 31, 1869. INTRODUCTORY REMARKS. THE following list, having the appearance ef being given in detail, shows only a portion of the Stock opened up for sale. The prices quoted, together with the Colonial va’ue attached, brings out prominently the advantages obtained by Cash purchasers. Household Drapery comprises an assortment of goods always in demand ; the more especially at this season of the year—such as Flannels, Blankets, Sheetings, Quilts, Counterpanes, Huckabacks, Linens, Hollands, &c., &c.,—while the prices quoted offer special inducements to those desirous of furnishing economically. The Mantles and Jackets are worthy of special mention, embracing a few select novelties, together with a class of goods not always obtainable and marked for their usefulness. To the Dress Department, I have given my earnest attention, and with long and active experience, and a thorough knowledge of the requirements of the Colonies, I can with confidence invite an inspection of the variety of fabrics introduced, the qualities and selection of colorings, and specially to the value, as conducing favorably to the interest of buyers. The difference in rental of the new premises as compared with the old, is more than balanced by the reduced rate of insurance on brick buildings as compared with wood. It is worthy of remark, that three months ago I tendered an offer for these same premises ; the landlords being large impoiters in the same line as myself, it was presumable that I should not prove so desirable a tenant as one who was not importing, and I take this opportunity of thanking them for their kindness in placing the premises at my service, and on terms extremely liberal, enabling me to open up my goods with greater pleasure, and certainly much more conducive to the convenience of those favoring me with their patronage. OPENING SALE OF HOUSEHOLD DRAPERY, &c., &c., On the New Premises in PRINCES STREET, immediately opposite the Provincical Government Buildings, Commencing on SATURDAY, 31st day of July, 1869. YELVET Jackets, 9s 9d, value los; 12s 9d, value 18s 6d; 14s 9d, value 21s; 18s 9d, value 27s 6d ; 21s, value 355. These goods are all handsomely trimmed. WHITE Jackets, 10s 9d, value 15s ; 12s 9d, value 18s 6dl 19s 6d, value 27s 6d, all trimmed. White Ground Jackets trimmed, 8s lid, value I2s 6d. fTJHE New Costume Skirts Ss 9d, value 1 10s 9d ;9s lid, value 12s 9d ; 12s 9d, value 16s 6d; 15s 6d, value 20s; 16s 9d,

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Evening Star, Volume VII, Issue 2000, 2 October 1869, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Star, Volume VII, Issue 2000, 2 October 1869, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Star, Volume VII, Issue 2000, 2 October 1869, Page 4

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