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Thames Star, Volume IIII, Issue 1723, 11 July 1874, Page 2

Wintbe clothing, consisting of gentlemen's overcoats, real macintosh <*oata, are being sold to suit all purchasers at Joseph Moaes' Thames Cloth Hall.—ldvt.

' Eteet description of Dyeing an<3 Cleaning done on the shortest notice at the Thames Dyeing Establishment, near cornor of Eichmond and Kolleston-strceta.—Advt.

To Spobtsmen.—For some time past Powder, Shot, Caps and every requisite have been Selling at Cheapest Elites by J.S. Hart, "The Thames G-unmaker," in business as eoch on this field since 1868. He thanks the community for their patronage, especially since resuming bußinesi for himself. Any G-un work done in the competent manner of twenty years'practical experience, also cheap rates. A select stock of Guns, Shot Pouches, Powder Flasks, &c, &c, ex Chile &c, others shortly to arrive. [Everything purchased tvfc first cost, and selling with this advantage. J.S. Habt, Gunumker, Pollen-street Central. —Adtb. ■'•■■"■....■ • ■■

Dissolved.—Mrs Pralamop, on hearing that there was a dissolution, and that the GoVernment was going to the country, blessed her stars she lived in London, for she should never have been able to lei her granddaughters \:n oat of docr.s with a lot of dissolute members of parliament rampaging about.