The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1839-10-11 00:00:00

FRIDAY, OCTOBER ii, 1839.

IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES.
WOOLLEN CLOTH -ESTABLISIIMENT,
85, GREAT GEORGE-STREET. •
TOSENt: EASTWOOD,- in vetarning thanks to his
-'nnmerous Friends, begs to inform them that he has -just
returned front the Manufacl.uring.Distrigts, and having par-
chased a large and .Wellselected STOCK of WINTER
GOODS for cash, particularly invites them to an inspection,
feeling confident that they wilt find them worthy of their
attention.

J, Eastwood flatters hiritself that by always keeping a sub-
stantial article, and selling for a small remunerating profit,
Combined With-unremitting attention- to business, he will be
able to.eommand a share of public patronage.
WANTED, a respectable-YOUTH as an APPRENTICE ;
all letters to be post paid. - • • (One concern.)

HOUSE COAL.
JOHN EitAKIN has, always in Stock the best quality of
ri INCE-HALL HOUSE FIRE CPALS, Ds. 10d. per
"Ton. Cartage to extra distances molfera.te. These Coals
are recommended to Housekeepers' who value economy and
a. pleasant fire.
C6al Yard, 55, Leed:?-street. •

eIATHERTON- wishes' to inform his Prie s and the
• publie, that he has REMOVED from ld-street,. to
the Premises late?; occupied by Mr. Ag:zers, 58, SOU'ili
CASTLE-STREET, near the Custom-house, where, he trusts,
as a TAILOR, DRAPER, and GENERAL -0-VITIT.TER,
to meet with enedura;.tem,ant in his business : every exertion
shall be made on his part't.tiv.e.satisfattion to all who may
favour him with their or4ets. s.• • „.
N.B.—Exvort Orders exemitediiith acezraey aalizisat,th.

IT 0 be SOLD, the ENNISKILLEN CHRONICLE,
and ERNE PACKET- With the FAINTING and
STATIONARY ESTABLISIIMENT at ached thereto.
The Proprietor intending to retire fropy. 'business, will dis-
pose of his Interest in this extensive Enid long-cstablished
Concern, the respectability .of which is too well known to.
require comment. In the hands of an intelligent, active
person, the business could be greatly and prclitabiy extended,
.and would afford lucrative employment to a genteel-family.
The Printing Office, which is only a few years built, 'is
spacious and convenient. It is well stocked with News-
paper, Book, and Jobbing Letter,-three Printing Pressei,
and a Standing Screw Press, with other requisites.
. The Stock of Books and Stationary is verY'lare,'lnicl with-
the Fixtures will be disposed of on moderate ternis. Tice
Hoiise and Offices are Spacious and well circumstanced.
A reasonable time will be given, on sufficient se.4zrity, for
payment of the greater part of the purchase money.
Apply to Mr. CUMMING, 15, Lower Ormond Quay ; or.
Messrs. CURRY and Co., 9, - Upper- Sackville-street, Dub-
lin; or to the Proprietor, EDWARD DUFFY, EalliSl6l.lCD
or to Messrs. JOHNSTON, and Co., Newspaper' Agents,
Eden Quay, Dublin.

ISTRUCI
fier-ON THE .PIANO-FORTE.
•
13. R. ISAAC (Associate of the Royal Academy of
-LY-5- Music, Lb6don) begs to acquaint his Friends, the Public
of Liverpool and its Vicinity, that he has REMOVED from
Great Gorge-Street, to No. 8, BEDFORHATRERT NORTH,
AnnitcnoNiirt..say.isatE, where he willicOntinue to give IN-
STRUCTIOVOn the PIANO-FORTE as before, in all the
more finishcs3.43'i-3nclies of Playing, for which Cards of Terms
may be, hachon application at his residence.
N.B.—Schools attended in and out of town.

LES SOIREES D'HIVER.
AfR. JAMES R. PALMER begs to announce, that his
'Evening QUADRILLE PARTIES 'will he com-
menced about the 24th instant. He is
jrct prepared to give
Initructions in Dancing to Ladies or entlemen who may
wish for Lessons previous to joining the Party. Terms, &c.
may be known at the 'Rooms, Wilton-street, (late King-
street, Soho,) Dr his residence, 52, Chatham•street, Aber-
cromby-square.

LIVERPOOL TRADESMEN'S INSTITUTION.
A COURSE •of TWELVE -LECTURES on CHE-
MISTRY, illustrated by Experiments, will he delivered
at .the TaADE,ISKEN'S INSTITUTION, DOMI'S-lane, Lord-
street, by C. G. FEINAIGLE, A. 8., T.C.D., to com-
mence on TUESDAY next, the 15th October, at Half-past
Eight in Evening, and to be contintird on each succeed-
ing Friday and .Tuesday -Evening_untiltile Course is com-
ple,ted.
A Contribution of Seven Pounds Ten Shillings or.upwards,
or
~4.00k.i. or other Property to the value of Ten Pounds,
coils.titiates 'the rontriblitor a Life Member of the Institution.
- - • ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION.
For Principals and Others One Guinea - Commenc-
For Assistants. Fifteen Shillings, ing the date
For Apprentices...
Sons or Apprentices of Members, Five Shillings. Non-
Subscribers, Sixpence each Lecture.
JAMES M'KENNA. Secretary.

A CARD.
T, ,'R. Member of the Royal College o,f Sur-
-11.1 geons, and Licentiate of the Apothecaries' Company,
- Loudon; takes leave to acquaint his:friend and the publictmerally; that he has removed from D. all-place to Mr.
et
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CROWTHER'S Residence, PRESCOT v -STREET, where he
continues to give attention to FRACTUKtS, DISLOCATION'S.
&c., on the satrie principles and practice.
Hours at Home faotn Eight to Three.

LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S PUBLIC AND
PRIVATE SEA WATER BATHS,
GEORGE'S PIER, LIVERPOOL.
VTR anti MRS. PENN,, in returning thanks for the sup-
lV have received during the' past Summer, beg
leave to remind the Nobility and Gentgeof Liverpool and its
vicinity', that the Warm and Cold Baths will REMAIN OPEN
DURING THE WINTER. Everything conducive to the
Warmth and comfort of their visitors will be strictly attended
tO.