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EXHIBITION OFFICIAL CATALOGUE ADVERTISER.

OXFORD lies in the road to BATH, BRISTOL, CLIFTON, and the West of England ;

also to STKATFORD-ON-AVON, LEAMINGTON, WARWICK, KENILWORTH, BIRMINGHAM, and theNorth; to CHELTENHAM, GLOUCESTER, and South Wales. In its immediate neighbourhood are Blesheim,N uneham, and other places of interest.

Visitors to Oxford, one hour and twenty minutes from London, are invited to inspect

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SPIERS & SON’S ESTABLISHMENT,

102 & 103, HIGH-STREET, OPPOSITE ST. MARY’S CHURCH CORNER.

Their stock, one of the largest and most varied out of London, includes goods of every description, suitable for presentsor for remembrances of Oxford. Among those for the use of Tourists are GUIDE-BOOKS and MAPS of th®UNIVERSITY and NEIGHBOURHOOD of every description published; Ordnance Maps; engraved Views of Oxford ;and Models of its Public Buildings; Desks, Dressing Cases, Cutlery, Fancy Manufactures, Articles of Taste and Virtu, j

MANUFACTORY for DECORATKD PAPIER MACHR,—consisting of Tables, Screens, Cabinets, Desks, Albufl 15 * ’Portfolios, Work Boxes, Tea Caddies, Card Cases, &c., ornamented with Views of Oxford and its Neighbourhood, to tb*extent of 200 subjects, by eminent Artists. .

Spiers & Son are publishers of the “ Illustrated Memorial for Visitors to Oxford,” containing Views, Maps, & 11( * lgeneral local information useful to the Tourist.

Information of every description readily afforded to strangers visiting their Establishment. ,

hi the Exhibition Building , their glass case, a semi-octagonal dome , is in the Central Avenue , next to Dc la s ’

Oxford: 102 <Sl 103, High Street; 1 &. 2, Oriel Street.

W ELSH FLANNELS. —WILLIAM LLOYD

and Co., of Newtown, Montgomeryshire, respect-fully call the attention of the visitors to the Exhibition to thesuperior make of their WELSH FLANNELS, manufacturedfrom mountain wool; they also announce that they haveevery description of Flannels, from the extreme low to thefinest fabric, manufactured from wool, and the textures variedso as to suit all climates. [195

pAKLILES, PITTMAN, & Co., 11, 12, and 13,

vV Bow-lane, Ciieapside, London, Manufacturers ofREEL COTTON.

Sole Agents for A. Fletcher & Co.’s Patent Linen Thread;W. B. Iloldsworth & Co.’s Satin Finished Thread, of whichsee Samples, Class XIV. Great Exhibition ; James Carlile,Sons, & Co.’s Wire Thread, See.; R. Charlton’s PatentSolid Pins; and Carlilc’s Drilled-cycd Needles. They alsohave the principal Stock of Marshall’s Linen Thread andBrook’s Cotton, of both of which specimens arcexhibited.[368

VINAHiRE DE BORDEAUX.

PURE WINE VINEGAR (for Pickling Sal*" 1 *;.

L and every domestic use, preferable to all other)finest quality, highest strength, well matured, and in c °i e ,and brilliancy like the \\ ine from winch it isSold by Wine Merchants, Chemists, and Grocers throufc jout the kingdom.

Mias Acton, in l»**r “Household Hints and Itrreipts,” xn yjrLadies’ Companion" for May, 1851, Suva,—“The to n- ‘

deattx, lnrgnly imported into England by tho Messrs. Kent, of uP j |9 g 1upon-Severn, and retailed by tlioir agents in every town “ <! Pl r eat \lx*en highly commended by persons who have tried it, as ° Cpi*strength and remarkably good flavour. Tho writer can a* 90 rmend it from her own experience.’*

Terms and Samples on application to the Importers*

W. & S. .KENT & SONS, i

'IT ISITOIIS TO THE EXHIBITION are rcspcct-T fully informed that Madame TIJSSAUD and SONS’11 istorical Gai.i.kry having been enlarged, by desire of thepublic, to double its original size, in honour of tho Exhibi-tion, no one need lear paying the Promenade a visit, as bothspace and ventilation are provided. The Collection, thelargest in Europe, consists of 160 Public Characters, andhas been established fifty years.

“ ThU i* one of the best fights in the metropolU.”_ Timet.

Admittance, 1». Napoleon Rooms and Chamber of Hor-rors, 6 d. Open from 11 till 10 at night.

BAZAAR, Baker-stbeet, Pohtmak-muarx. [243

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(ports or GI.OUCKSTKR AM) HltlSTor.).

N.B .—For export from ltonUrd JFurchoiisr, ex'

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.ondo.n Stores . . .[ ’ ^ W .S. Rumskv, Agent.avERPOOL Stores . { 23 ’ 'jo^V^vtock, Agent. j

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