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Thames Star, Volume III, Issue 1683, 26 May 1874, Page 1

NOW OPENED, Ex Htmon Castle and Doebtte. ■*'■■• . ■ ■ 16 Cases TMPORTED DIRECT from the best European Markets by J. MARSHALL 3 Cases Paris Millinery and Straw Goods 1 „ Millinery Ornaments and Trimmings 2 „ Pellises, Frocks, Dressesvery superior and richly trimmed i. - 2 „ Fancy Wool Goods, for Ladies and Children 1 „ Dress Trimmings, Jet Ornaments, Bracelets, Silk Scarfs, Collars, and Ruffles 2 „ Ladies' and Children's Cloth, Velveteen and Silk Velvet Jackets; also, the New Cape 1 „ Ladies' and Maids' Waterproof Cloaks 1 „ Furs in sets, and Fur Trimmings 3 „ Silks, Velvets, Ribbons, and Bibbon Velvets. i In addition to the above, J. MARSHALL Has opened ex Queen of the Age, this season, 19 cases and bales, also large parcels, bought in bulk from the best Colonial Importers, Containing— DRESS, MANCHESTER, FURNISHING AND CLOTHING. J. MARSHALL'S STOCK Is now complete in every branch, will be gold with a small profit, and, the most of the Stock being imported direct from Manufacturers, J. M. feels confident HIS PRICES CANNOT BE EQUALLED.