The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-13 00:00:00

EQUAL ADVANTAGES TO ALL

ITESSRS. THOMPSON and SONS beg to ack-
-1 nowledge the very great success which has attended their
efforts for so many years at
No. 8, CLAYTON-SQUARE. _

DURING A QUARTER OF A CENTURY they have had
the honour of imparting their invaluable systems of Writing,
Book-keeping by Double Entry, Shorthand, Arithmetic, and
Mental Calculations, to THOUSANDS OF PERSONS, of all
ages and almost every clime. Merchants, Bankers, Tradesmen,
and many of humbler rank, have had occasion to acknowledge
the superiority of the 11Iessrs. TH OM PSON'S method of impart-
ing Instruction. _

It is of little avail a Teacher writing a good hand himself if
he cannot make his Pupils write well also. The Messrs.
THOMPSON'S Commercial Style is universally admired for its
free and masterly character. The beauty and elegance of the
style taught to Ladies is fully attested by its almost exclusive
use among the Ladies of Liverpool and the surrounding neigh-
bourhood.
. .

Classes for perfecting Gentlemen in Writing, Book-keeping,
&c., are held every Monday, Wolnesday, and Friday, at Ten in
tae Morning, and Six, Seven-and Eight in the Evening. For
Ladies, at Three o'clock." the same days. Private Lessons
given every day, at any hour. Mrs. or Miss THONlrso:v attend
to Ladies if preferlver For Cards of Terms apply at 8, Clayton-

are.
FAIIIII,64ESIDING AT WATERLOO, CROSBY,
SEAFORTH. BOOTLE, &c.,

are respectfully informed that Messrs. TuomPSON have taken
a Residence in CHESTNUT-ROAD, SEAFORTH, where Pri-
vate Lessons will be given in any of the above Branches ; or
Families attended by one of the Messrs. THOMPSON, Mrs.
THOMPSON, or one of her Daughters. Cards of Terms sent by
Post on receint of a Stamp at CLAYTON-SQUARE, LIVERPOOL,
or CHESTNUT-ROAD, SEAFORTH.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE WORKING CLASSES.
A GOOD HANDWRITING FOR 10s. 6d.
Messrs. Tit ONI PSON have resolved to set apart certain hours
in each week until the end of August, in CLAYTON-SQUARE
only, to give to the Poor Man the advantage of a good Hand-
writing for 10s. ed.
July 10th, 1652.

AUSTR A L I A.
TO EMIGRANTS.

EMIGRANTS will find our Establishment the most
convenient in the Port, it being opposite the Salthouse
and Canning Docks, where ail the Australian Vessels sail from.
Our STOCK of HARDWARE consists of the following :
Guns, Rifles, and Pistols, Shot Pouches,
Percussion Caps, Portable Cooking Apparatus,
Shot and Powder, Camp Stoses,
Boring Tools, Lamps all kinds,
Picks and Spades,' Lapp Oil,
Scales for Gold, diners' & Mechanics' Tools,
Gold Washing Machines, Cutlery,
Sieves and Riddles, Fishin.g Tackle,
Powder Flasks, Tin Ware of all kinds.
Every Article Warrpfed, and at Prices to suit all Purchasers.

ROBINSON AND CO.,
SALTHOUSE AND CANNING DOCKS, LIVERPOOL

SONNETS! BONNETS!

GEORGE JONES begs to inform the Public that
he has READY for INSPECTION a choice STOCK of

PLAIN AND FANCY ---'
STRA,W, TUSCAN, AND LEGHORN BONNETS;
ENGLIII and FRENCH BONNET and. CAP RIBBONS, in

all the New Coloptt
FLOWERS, in all the New Mixtures •,
BONNET WREATHS, BONNET DROOPS, FEATHERS,
WAX LEA VESe-BOUQUETS,
DRESS CAPS, HEAyRESSES, BONNET CAPS,
LAPPETS, LACE GOOD", GLOVES, HOSIERY, &c., &c

NOTTINGHAM HOUSE,
Not. 33 and 37, GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET

• THOMAS PORTER,
(LATIt' OF THE FIRM OF EDWARD KELLY AND C 0.,)
PROVISION DEALERS,
NO. 1, UPPER DAWSON-STREET,
RESPECTFULLY informs his Friends and the
Public that he has OPENED the PREMISES, No. 22,
ILICHMOND-STREET, one door from Williamson-square,
with an extensive and well-assorted STOCK of PROVISIONS,
namely, Eggs, Lump, Crock, Butt, and Firkin Butter, also a
well-selected, Stock of Cheese, Cumberland and Belfast Bacon
and Hama;.

I'. P. hints, from Lis extetuip(connection in Ireland, as
well as in the North of Engla , together with his long expe-
rience in the business, to be4ble to offer the above Articles at
such prices as will insure him a liberal share of public
patronage.