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... MOSES and SON take thia opportunity of announe- log that they intend giving their Customers the full benefit of the abolition of the duty on Silks, Gloves, &c. E. MOSES AND SON, Corner of MINORIES and ALDGATE, and Corner of NEW OXFORD-STREET and HART-STREBT ...
... Charms, Studs, te., ?? in the newest and chastest de- signs. Any article post free for stamps. Henry Esootc, I, Fisher- street, Ried Lion-square, London, W.C Send a stamp, and read his Descriptive Circular, so the gold-coated jewellery is sae crefully end ...
... the opportunity of making such advantageous purchases before, as all these goods are at the reduced prices by the abolition of the import duty. CHARLES MEEKING and CO., 62, Holborn-bill, next to St. Andrew's Church. March, 1860. SPRING, 1869. WATE are now ...
... SEE P E N C E'S N E W R I B B O N S. LADIES StiOtULD SEE IE N C E' S N EW P A R A S O. LS. I' 1 cotiseqllence of the Abolition of Duty on French Silks, and Csnlspetition alreadv begsar to be exhibited in the Home 1rltsc, Jstnso Spentce and Co. havs succeeded ...
... opportunity of > making such adv,;ntageoou purchases before, as all theso goods tare at the reduced prices by the abolition of thae Import duty. CHAdRtxbCLESc MEEKNG( aln~d CO., 62, H~olborn-hill, next 'to St. -CARPETS. s57TE are now receinng our NEW PATTERNS ...
... RI N T.S LADIES SHOULD SsL PENCE'S N E W RI B B ONS. LADIES SHOULD SEE S PEN CE'S NEW PARASOLS. In consequence of the Abolition of Duty on French Silks. and the competition already begun to be exhibited in the Home 31arkets, Jairs Spence and Co. have succeeded ...
... SllOULD SEt SP EN C E S N E W R IB B O N S. LADIES SHOULD SEE P E N C E'S N E W P A R A S O L S. Ol ceuoquenco of the Abolition of Duty on French Silks, and 10 compelition nlrendv begun to be exhibited in the Home 1l1ikets. jadms Spence and Co. have orseceeded ...
... COURT-TRAIN& RaichSils Shaw, Mantles, French Muslins, Fancy Dresses, ad zibbosssdc., which, in consequence of the total abolition ot ae duties, wid be sold at very moderate prices. The dress-maklf eas departments for wedding trousseaux, court trains, and famisl ...
... LADIES SktJULD SBE P E N C B'S N E. W R IB B ON S. LADIES SHOULD SEE PE N C E'S NE W PARASOLS. In consequence of the Abolition of Duty on French Silks, and the competition already begun to be exhibited in the Home Markets, James Spence and Co. have succeeded ...
... accustomedto the duties Qf cooks, laundresses, housemaidls, nure. atlics A., an btin a free passage to Latneron, in the Ilcat- 'Apply a il(Ir. THOMAS Ii. PARKE o, Tasmania . E gt Agency, 29, Bucklerobury, London, E.C. Enl::ose one stamp for A Fewr Words ...
... LADIES SHOULD SEE S P N C E'S N E W R IB BON S. ?? LADIES SHOULD SEE S PENCE'S NEW PARASOLS. In consequence of -the Abolition of Duty on French SlIks. and the competition already begun- to be exhibited In the Home Markets, James Speace and Co. have succeeded ...
... the opportunity of making such advantageous purchases before, as all these goods are at the reduced prices by the abolition of the import duty. CHARLES MEEKING and CO., 62, Holborn-bill, next to St. Andrew's Church. - March, 1860. CARPETS. are now receiving ...