THE ARCYLL

GENERAL MOURNING AND MANTLE WAREHOUSES, 246 and 248, REGENT STREET.

THE PROPRIETORS of the ARGYLL GENERAL MOURNING WAREHOUSES respectfully invite the attention of Ladies who are desirous of adopting Mourning attire to the large and varied assortment of goods for that costume, either Court, Family, or Complimentary, that may at all times be inspected in their Establishment. They also desire to add, as an explanation of the lowness of their prices, and as a feature distinguishing them from other Mourning Houses, that they are Manufacturers of the greater portion of the goods sold by them; thus in avoiding the additional charge made by the manufacturer to the trader, they have the opportunity of allowing that diminution of price so perceptible in each article throughout their Warehouses. An extensive assortment of Widows' and Family Mourning is always kept made up; and Ladies communicating from town or country, stating the relation they bear to the deceased, will insure the attendance of efficient persons, with every requisite, and with all possible despatch.

MANTLES AND CLOAKS

Are displayed in an elegant Saloon, where a large and magnificent assortment, both for Mourning and for every other description of Dress, may be inspected. To this department the Proprietors respectfully solicit especial attention.

Silks, Millinery, Embroideries, Mourning Jewellery, &c. &c.

N.B.-As Ladies frequently find some difficulty in deciding upon the most proper attire to be adopted in the various grades of Mourning, the Proprietors of the Argyll General Mourning Warehouse have published the above Book, compiled and arranged for the present day, giving in detail every article necessary to be worn upon the death of a friend, a relative, or a member of the Royal Family, and which may be had gratis and post free by addressing to them as above.

F. &

C.

OSLER,

44, OXFORD STREET, LONDON,

Manufacturers of Glass Chandeliers, Glass Lustres, Table Glass, &c. MANUFACTORY-BROAD STREET, BIRMINGHAM.

ESTABLISHED 1807.

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By directing their sole attention to the Manufacture of Articles in GLASS, MESSRS. OSLER are enabled to offer unusual advantage in Price, Quality, and Originality of Design. Furnishing Orders in Glass executed with despatch.

MESSRS. WHEATSTONE AND CO.

INVENTORS AND PATENTEES OF THE CONCERTINA,

AND

MANUFACTURERS OF HARMONIUMS,

No. 20, CONDUIT STREET, REGENT STREET, LONDON. Messrs. W. & Co. obtained the Great Exhibition Prize Medal-Class 10 a 526.

NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN

BUILDING OR REFITTING THEIR MANSIONS

Are respectfully solicited to inspect our immense stock of Drawing-room, Dining-room, Library, and every description of STOVES of most varied and tasteful designs, and combining all recent improvements, with FENDERS en suite. Also, the largest stock of improved and economical KITCHEN RANGES, with or without Steam apparatus; Smoke and other Roasting-jacks, and general Furnishing Ironmongery, of first-rate quality, adapted for the cottage or the mansion, always on show.

JEREMIAH EVANS, SON, AND COMPANY,

33, KING WILLIAM STREET, LONDON BRIDGE.

ESTABLISHED 1815.

TRELOAR'S

MATTING AND MATS OF COCOA NUT FIBRE

GAINED THE PRIZE MEDAL AT THE GREAT EXHIBITION.

Warehouse, 42, Ludgate Hill, London.

PRICE LIST OF BEDDING,

Sent Free by Post.

IT CONTAINS DESIGNS AND PRICES OF UPWARDS OF ONE HUNDRED BEDSTEADS.

DUNN'S

196, TOTTENHAM COURT ROAD, LONDON.

UNN'S FINE ARGAND LAMP OIL, 4s. per Gallon, so extensively patronized and recommended by the Nobility and Gentry, is emphatically unequalled for the ARGAND, SOLAR, CARCEL, DIAMOND, FRENCH MODERATOR, GERMAN, and every description of patent oil lamps. Its characteristics are strength and brilliancy of flame, extreme purity, slowness of consumption, and not affected by cold. Half-a-gallon or upwards delivered free seven miles. JOHN DUNN and Co., Oil Merchants, 59, Cannon Street, City.

FOR

CODWIN'S ENCAUSTIC TILES

OR FLOORS of CHURCHES, ENTRANCE HALLS, CONSERVATORIES, VERANDAHS, &c., both Ancient and Modern, of a highly decorative character, and extreme hardness and great durability.

Architects' Designs executed on the shortest notice.

PATTERN TILES AT LIST PRICES, ON APPLICATION TO
WILLIAM GODWIN,

ENCAUSTIC TILE WORKS, LUGWARDINE, HEREFORD.

ROYAL

PAPIER MACHE AND JAPAN

AND

SHOW ROOMS.

WORKS

JENNENS & BETTRIDGE,

Manufacturers, by Special Appointments, to Her Majesty, H. R. H. Prince Albert,
and the Royal Family,

6, HALKIN STREET WEST, BELGRAVE SQUARE, LONDO N

AND

99, CONSTITUTION HILL, BIRMINGHAM.

At these Works are manufactured Paper and Papier Maché Tea Trays, Tables, Chairs, Boxes, Cabinets, Desks, Inkstands, Papeteries, Tea Chests, Caddies, Baskets, &c. &c.

JENNENS & BETTRIDGE had the honour of receiving the only medal awarded to this Manufacture by the Jurors of the Great Exhibition of 1851, and also the Gold Medal and Honorary Testimonial of the Society of Arts.

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INTON & CO.'S EN CAUSTIC and other PATENT TILES, for Churches, Entrance Halls, Conservatories, Balconies, &c.; Antique, Geometrical, and Alhambric Mosaics manufactures, of a highly decorative character and extreme durability, Slabs and Tiles for Fireplaces and Hearths. Covings for Grates, Door Furniture, White Glazed and Ornamental Tiles for Baths, Dairies, and Kitchen Ranges, may be had in great variety at their Warehouse, 9, ALBION PLACE, BLACKFRIARS BRIDGE, LONDON; and at their Manufactory, STOKE-UPONTRENT, STAFFORDSHIRE.

MODELS

TODELS of SHIPS and BOATS made correct to Draft or Order.-H. FARLEY returns his most grateful thanks to those distinguished officers of the Royal Navy, and other noblemen, gentlemen, shipbuilders, merchants, artists, and patentees, for their kind encouragement, and begs to inform them he has a variety of models of yachts, schooners (including the "America"), steam-boats, with working machinery, &c.

DOCKYARD, 31, Fleet Street, London (opposite St. Dunstan's Church). N.B.-Sections of Ships and Boats, and Models of Machinery for Patentees. Ivory and other models repaired. Established 1721.

ALLISON and ALLISON beg to solicit an inspection of their STOCK of

PIANOFORTES, manufactured after the most approved designs of modern and antique furniture, in rosewood, French walnut-tree, &c., from 25 guineas upwards, at their old-established Warerooms, 75, DEAN STREET, SOнO; Messrs. Chappell's, 50, New Bond Street; and at Messrs. Cramer's, Regent Street.

MONEY EXCHANGE AND BULLION OFFICE, ALBERT GATE,

KNIGHTSBRIDGE.-French, German, Dutch, Irish, Scotch, and Provincial Notes; Foreign Gold, Silver, and Copper Moneys of every denomination, exchanged. GOLD and SILVER, DIAMONDS, PEARLS, and other PRECIOUS STONES, and every description of Jewellery, purchased, and Money advanced on the same.

BRONZES, PICTURES, CHINA, LACES, AND ARTICLES OF VERTU, of every description, bought in any Quantity. A large Stock always on hand. Ladies and Gentlemen waited upon at their residences, upon the shortest notice.

Messrs. VAUGHAN & CO. (late GRANT & Co.), ALBERT GATE, KNIGHTSBRIDGE. Mr. T. TAGUS SHOUT, Resident Proprietor.

RIMMEL'S TOILET VINEGAR

(As exhibited in the Fountains at the London, Dublin, and New York Exhibitions)

IS far superior to Eau de Cologne as a tonic and refreshing Lotion,

for the Toilet or Bath, a reviving perfume, and a powerful disinfectant for apartments or sick rooms. Its numerous useful and sanitary properties render it an indispensable family requisite. Price 2s. 6d. and 5s. N. B. Be sure to ask for "Rimmel's," as there are many spurious imitations. Rimmel's Hygienic Pomade, 18. 6d.; Hair Wash, 1s. 6d.; Dentifrice, 1s.; Cosmetic Lotion, 28.; and Hygienic Soaps, 6d. and 18.; have all been examined by Dr. Ure, who states in his certificate, that "they are composed of the purest and most innocuous ingredients." Sold by all Perfumers and Chemists, and by

EUGENE RIMMEL, 39, Gerrard-street, Soho, London.

Has the honour of submitting to the notice of the Nobility, Gentry, and Clergy, the following leading numbers of his unrivalled Metallic Pens, which for more than a Quarter of a Century have commanded public preference.

No. 225. PATENT ELONGATED MAGNUM. This is the most popular Barrel Pen, and is a deserved favourite with all who excel in Penmanship. It is beautifully elastic, and free in its action; and being made in Fine, Medium, and Broad Points, is adapted for all descriptions of writing.

No. 288. THE SWAN MAGNUM. Much used by Clergymen for transcribing. It is a most suitable pen for gentlemen who write a large and rapid hand. Aged persons, and many who are not accustomed to use metallic pens, can write freely with this pen.

No 262. THE EAGLE PEN, manufactured in Fine, Medium, and Broad Points, to suit every description of writing, has from its first introduction been most extensively patronized in England and in many foreign countries. Ladies who write a large and free hand will be pleased with this pen.

No. 387. THE RECORD PEN, is also made in the Three Points, and for general correspondence stands unequalled. To gentlemen who write quickly it is strongly recommended.

Nos. 166 & 168. These pens are to be had in Fine and Medium Points, and by the excellence of their quality and superior finish are in great repute. They are serviceable pens for general use.

Nos. 1 & 303. The PRINCIPALITY PEN, No. 1, and the VICTORIA PEN, No. 303, are made in Extra Fine Points, and are adapted for fine and light writing on the highly glazed papers; for neat, clean, and elegant penmanship they are confidently recommended.

The above Pens are all manufactured from the finest Damascus steel, under the immediate superintendence of Joseph Gillot: and every Pen is warranted.

To be obtained in Boxes of One Gross, Half, and Quarter Gross, of all the principal Stationers in Town and Country, and at the London Depôt,

No. 37, GRACECHURCH STREET, CITY.