The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-08 00:00:00

REDUCTION I
EXHIBITION OF THE
STATUE OF VENUS ATTIRING,
MODELLED FROM THE LIFE,

JOHN H. NELSON,.
IS NOW OPEN, AT 38, CHURCH-STREET,
A few Doors from Mr. Grundy's.
'THIS STATUE obtained a handsome Premium
1 from the Royal Irish Art Union.
This beautiful Work of Art h n exhibited to the uni-
versal admiration of more th wenty Thousand Persons in
Dublin.
I, Perfectly chaste and utiful in conception, uniting a deep
oetic imagery to the cliarm and power of truth, such as cannot
fail to mae a lasting impression on the mind of every be-
holder.
Doors open in the Morning from Ten till Five, and from
Seven till Ten in the Evening.

LAST WEEK

EXHIBITION OF ABORIGINES,
FROM THE INTERIOR
BOLD-STREETF SOUT,
H AFRICA,
At 82. _ _ _

toTTPublic are respectfully informed, that the Pro-
-- netor of the above Exhibition has succeeeed in bringing
etymtry, at corY6id.r.mately penan ana TURK, IrCY.J. Yr
the DUSiI TRIBE, (two Men and two Women,) belonging to
a race never before seen in this country.
Hours of Exhibition to commence at Eleven o'clock, A.M.
HOURS OF EXHIBITING THE BUSH DANCE AND WAR FIGHT :
Half-past Twelve o'
Half-past Two o'ClockClock
BUSH WAR-FIGHT.
Half-past Four o'ctoc' k BUSH WAR-FIGHT.
Half-past &Vett o'Clock BUSH DANCE.
Admittance Is. ; Children and Schools, 6d.

On SALE, a few splendid AFRICAN BULB FLOWER-
ROOTS.

DUBOURG'S
MODEL OF ANCIENT JERUSALEM,
ASSEMBLY-ROOMS,
100, BOLD-STREET.
MY object in bringing this Model before the notice
of the Public was, that the events connected with the
Life and Death of our Redeemer should be fully impressed
upon the minds of all classes of the rising gperation. A few
short days and the Birth-day of our Blgssfd Saviour will be

with us,- and with it how many sol • thoughts will press
upon our memory of the past, t . present, and the future
This will be the time for all g.• : parents, masters, or others,
when their families, who ha - not met for many months, or
may not meet again, are • . embled together, to point out to
their children, and al . pendent upon them, the great and
imperative duty they owe their God. A visit to the Model will
convey a powerful and moral lesson to all, and not easily effaced
from the minds of any. The spread of the Gospel is my most
anxious desire; therefore, all Charity Schools and other Insti-
tutions will be admitted Free of any Charge; and if by my
bumble means one stray sheep should be brought hack to its
fold, my object will be fully gained. H. W. DUBOURG.

This highly attractive Model, the most interesting subject
ever submitted to the world, has been prepared, after a study
of many years, by Mr. DunoURG, for the purpose of impressing
upon the minds of all branches the events connected with the
Life and Death of
OUR BLESSED SAVIOUR.
It occupies a space of 144 superficial square feet, and has been
made from exact measurements taken on the spot, and a dili-
gent study of all the Historical Passages in the SACRED
SCRIPTURES and Josephus, as well as of all the learned
authorities upon the subject, from the writers of the middle
ages down to Villepandus and Camlet, and thence to the
writings of Dr. Wilde, Robinson, Bartlett, Keith, Shankford,
Dr. A. Clarke, Williams, &c., giving a correct delineation of
ANCIENT JERUSALEM,
as it stood in the time of the Redeemer, with the various Hills
and Valleys surrounding it, and every place mentioned or
alluded to in the Holy Scriptures and the `Yorks of Josephus,
presenting an exact representation of
THEGORGEOUS TEMPLE,

with all its Courts, Porches, Cloisters, Chambers, Gates, &
the TYROPEAN VALLEY, called in the Bible millosc. ;
appeared before it was filled up with rubbish on thea tde-
struction of the Temple and City ; the GREAT MARKET,
HEROD'S PALACE AND TOMB, THE TOMB OF THE
KINGS, THE THREE WALLS OF JOSEPHUS, the posi-
tion of which has occasioned so much controversy among the
learned, with their Towers, Gates, and MOUNT ZION, the
ancient stronghold of the Jebusites, with the Fortress of
the Strong Corner, the Palace of the Kings of Judah
W , the SE-
PULCHRE OF DAVID, the Cnnaculum, or HOUSE HERE
THE REDEEMER lIELD HIS LAST SUPPER, the Xystus,
with the Palaces of Annas, Caiaphas, Monabazus, the GREAT
BRIDGE or WAY leading to the House of the Lord, the
Towers of David, Antonia, Thippicus, Phascelustlllariamne,
and Psephinus, the Great Amphitheatre, Theatre, Hippodrome,
the Pool of Bethesda, and the Fountain and Pool of Siloam,
and the MOUNT OF OLIVES and the Garden of Gethsemane.
The. Valley of Jehosaphat, with the Tombs of Absolom, Zach-
ry, and St. James, and the Cemetery, or Burial-place of the Jews.
MOUNT CALVARY and the HOLY SEPUavLCHRE,
rriedthe
qiniir ra

correct way or line of streets througn wnicii Lca
his Cross from Pilot's house to the place of Execution, tin
King's Garden or Stairs leading down from the City of David
Acerdama, with the Hill of Evil Council and Valley of Hin
norem, the Mountain of Offence. and the Rock of Siloam an(
its Sepulchral Cavern, with every other Pool, Fountain, Womb
Gate, Palace, or Building of which an account has been trans
mitted to us.
-
Lectures will be given five minutes after each hour, by th
Gentleman who lectured in Dublin and Liverpool, and
highly spoken of by press.
Open from Ten to Five, and Seven to Ten, Evening. Admit
tance, Is. ; Children and Schools Half-price.
An Illustrative Pamphlet, with accurate Map, price Sixpence
N.B.—For the benefit of the Working Classes, the charge
ti
the Evening Exhibition will be Sixpence each.
ALL CHARITYSCHOOLS FREE.

BENEDICT begs respectfully to announce
M • that having been applied to b al Families t
give a limited -number of LESSON uring the Christma
Holidays, at Liverpool, it is his ' ntion to comply with tl
request. _ .
or lett€
Applications for terms, ~
Aderi Hotel; or to . BENEErICI
Lon on

FOR A SHORT TIME.
PORTRAITS,
FROM ONE GUINEA AND A-HALF AND TWO GUINEAS.
The solidity and brilliancy of Water Colour combined
with Daguerreotype correctn .
MR. JULLIEN, of the A.R. of aril,
whose Pon
traits have obtained immense cess, has the honour tc
remind, that, by the adoption of mple and orif,,,inal process
he is enabled to guarantee aithful likeness in a new anc
most fashionable style, in or three hours' sitting.
Mr. J. begs also to a unce, that, amongst the persons o
rank, fashion, and w nown public characters, the following
are now exhibited specimens, at Mr. KEY'S Repository, 52
Bold-street :—Marchioness of D—, Lady Mis
Whitnall, Miss E. Montague in the character of Juliet, M. J
Whitty, Esq., J. Brooks, Signora Moltini, E. F. Smith, &c.
Miniatures for Brooches and Bracelets and Water-coloure(
Portraits. The Artist's Residence, 159, Duke-street.

EXTENSIVE STOCK OF FURS
CLEVELAND HOUSE,
141 and 143, ST.• JAMES'S-STREET.

TOHN ROGERS takes this opportunity
el of apprising the Ladies of Liverpool and its
Vicinity, that his STOCK of FURS is now replete
with every articleltbat is Fashionable for the Sea-
son, comprising -

MUFFS, BOAS, VICTpitIgES, CUFFS, &c.,
from the lowest anckcalipest articles to the richest

RE CL SABLES.
Amongst the,littter are some choice specimens of
that superior Fur in BOAS, MUFFS, and the
Elizabethan VICTORINES, which are particularly
worthy of notice.
J. R. (unlike the exclusive Fur Establishments)
can afford to sell these Goods at a much smaller
rate of profit than is required where Furs alone
are kept, being combined with his other extensive
Business, which advantage he considers is duly
appreciated by his Customers.

CLEVELAND HOUSE,
141 and 143, ST. JAMES'S-STREET

FOR THE WINTER SEASON
FURS,
IN BOAS, VICTORIAS, MUFFS, VICTORINES, &c.,

From 3s. 3d.
LADIES' DRESSES,

in Clan and Fancy Tartans, Oregon Checks, Llamas, Checked
Orleans, Plain and Shaded Coburgs, Lustres, Alpacas,
Silks and Satinettes, &c., &c.
SHALS,

in Fancy Wool, from 3s. 4d. ; Cachmere, Paisley, Norwich,
5i115.4d Satin, &c., &c.

EVERY ARTICWIN LADIES' READY-MADE LINEN

A Lady in attendance.
GLOVES, LACE, AND HOSIERY,
of every description.
BLANKETS,
of every Size and Quality, from 4s. 6d. per Pair.
THE GENTLEMEN'S DEPARTMENT

is now. fully replete with every New and Fashionable Style of

Winter Envelopes, viz.,
THE PALETOT, TAGLIONI, CODRINGTON, AND
CHESTERFIELD WRAPPER.
ALBEhT BOATING COAT, &c., from 16s. 6d.
SPANISH CIRCULAR CLOTH CLOAK.