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

TO CONTRACTORS.

DER!-,ONS willing to CONTRACT for t)xt., Excavation,
Masonry. Brickwork, Paving. i&c.- required. to- be Zone
in forming a BASIN on the side of the W6nl nearliougliton
Bridge, and building Fence Walls, &c. may see, the Pians
and Specification at the Surveyor's Office, Town-hail, where
sealed Tenders mast be delivered on or before' the 17th
instant.
Oeober 9, 1839.

TO EXCAVATORS AND BRICKW.YERS..
PERSONS willing to Contract for E.% IAYATING and
for the BRICKWORK requir to be performed
in the Erection of the Sewers afte nentioned, vii.:—A
Sewer in Copperas-hill, from llotha m street to White Milh
street ; a Sewer in Russell-street, from. Bronte-street to
Copperas-hill; a Sewer in Ilarford-street, from Mount
Pleasant, up Pleasant-street to Rock-street; a Sewer in
Brownlow-hill, from Ashton-street to Crown-street; and a
Sewer in Scotland-road, from St. Martin's Market to Stan-
ley-street North ; and all the necessary Shafts, Eyes, Cess-
pools, &c., for and under the direction ,of " The Commis-
stoners for the better Paving and Sewerage of the Town of
Liverpool," may sec the respective Plans and Specifications,
on application at the Office of the Commissioners, :No. 'l,•
Parish-offices, Fenwick-street, where sealed Tenders,'signed
by the parties tendering, and containing
,the- names of two.
persons es Sureties for the due performance 'of the Worlo.,
addressed " To the Commissioners for the better PaTiug and
Sewerage. of the Town of Liverpool," most be. left -cm .or
before WEDNVISDAY, the lCth day of October instant.
N. B.—Printed Forms of Tender may be had at the Office
of the Commissioners, and none. other will be received.

By order of the Commissioners,
EDWARD G. DEANE, Clerk,
Liverpool, 3d October, 1839.

;11ltutiripal (elution.

TO THE MUNICIPAL ELECTORS
.OF NORTH
TONTETH WARD.

. .
GENTLEMEN, •
TN accordance with the wishes. of :a serous and respect-
able portion of the Ele'etors of your Ward, I beg to pre-
sent myself as a CANDIDATE for- your suffrages at the
ensuing Election.
Trusting that my,past eThrts in Parochial matters- will be.
sufficient to testify' my de-tire to check extravagance and
rectify abvsea, (unfortunately sp frequently preseating.theiu-•
selves in public establishments„)_ have ventured to assume
ai one g.Tomsi..fozclairgio:your.favo,uKahle consideration.
If jec,t.e4l, 1 shall, us far ask stw..ahility will perthit,
-Eavice3 tO Ti.ftaOul 4: I, a k
myself a political partisan ; but conscientiously support or
oppose any subject according to its merits. I have been
-resident in the town of
,Liverpool upwards of twenty years,
and • haying cbtifribitted about Twenty Thousand Poituds
ring.t 114 period towards--the support of its poor, and the
iinProiement of the town, I feel but little reluctance in sa-
crificing .21 pertion..oLroy tittle for the public good ; endea-
vouring to protect the property of our town, and increasing
its trade and commerce by every justifiable means.
. •I have the honour to be,
• , -•., G-entlemen.'
- • • .Your faithful Servant,
liICHARD lIARBORD.
, . .
'Tipper Parliament-street, Oct, 9. 1839- • .