The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-06-14 00:00:00

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WANTED, a competent BOOK-Kr in a Mer-
chant's Office. None need apply those who have
been previously in that capacity.—Address, S. G., Standard
office.

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WANTED to Purchase, with immediate possession, a
Piece of FREEHOLD LAND, in a ntral situation,
either with or without Buildings thereon, n to comprise less
than GOO square yards.—Apply, on or hefor the 20th instant, to
Messrs. CUNNINGHANI and HOLNIE, Architects, Wood-street.

WANTED, for a Shipping Office in Top/steady active
OUT-DOOR CLERK, who writes good hand, and
can be well recommended for htuiesty and sobriety. Also, a
LAD about 14 or 16 years old, who writes well, and would be
willing to make himself generally useful.—Applications to be
addressed T. and Co., and left with Mr. JOHN JONES, Stationer,
9, Castle-street.

WANTED, a MISTRESS for the GIRLS' CHARITY
SCHOOL, in Blackburn. This Charity ucates, and
partly clothes, a number of Girls. The numb is uncertain,
but averages about 70. The duty of the Mis ess is to instruct
the Girls in spelling and reading, and in pl needle work.
The Salary is £3O a-year, with a House and an allowance of
£4 for Coals.
Testimonials are to be sent to the Rev. Dr. WHITTAKER,
Blackburn, before the 11th of July next, after which day the
necessary communication will be made by letter to the appli-
cants.
Blackburn, 4th June, 1836.

WEST RIDING PROPRIETARY SCLIOOL.
WANTED in this Establishment, irnme • tely after the
itMidsummer Vacation, a GENTLE, well qualified
to teach Writing, Arithemetic, and the R iments of Latin,
The person applying for this situation must be a superior
Penman, thoroughly acquainted with the English language, and
the practical system of Mercantile Arithmetic, and able to
assist in the Upper Classes, if required.
Salary, £BO per annum. No one need apply who cannot
produce the highest testimonials to his respectabillity, charac-
ter, and attainments, which must be sent in with specimens of
penmanship (free of expense), on or before July 6th, to
Mr. J. MARSDEN,
Secretary to the Institution, Wakefield.
Wakefield, 9th June, 1836.
It would be desirable that the Candidates should be present
on the day of Election, which will take place July 13.

ALADY, who is Educating a Young Lady from France,
wishes to take charge of one or two others to Educate in
the same manner; they would possess peculiar/ facilities for
acquiring the habit of French Conversation, 110 present Pupil
speaking it as her native Language. The 4vertiser has had
much experience in Education and the cultiion of the mind,
and has been particularly successful in the management of dis-
position and temper.
Satisfactory information can be obtained by addressing E. N.,
Postoffice, Woodside, Cheshire.

FRENCH LANGUAGE.
I. MONS. HUBERT respectfully informs the wiles and
Gentlemen of Liverpool, that he will dui.' i the present
Holydays devote his attention to Students who tay be desirous
of taking _a few Lessons.
1, St. Catherine's-terrace, Vine-street.

HENRY WOODS, ACCOUNTANT, SWORN AtTitAisEa,
AUCTIONEER, and COMMERCIAL. AGENT, begs ave most
respectively to inform his Friends and the Pub is hat he has
re-commenced the above business at No. , ARGYLE-
STREET, and trusts by strict attention, and the superior exe-
cution of any commands committed to his care, to merit a share
of their favours.
WANTED, an AGENCY for the SALE of CIDER, ALE,
and POUTER.—(One concern.)

AUVERS OF TENPENNY ALE may4,---ccommodated
with an Article of superior quality at t CROWN, No. 28,
Duncan-street St. James's.