The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-23 00:00:00

.1. C. PARSONS,

HAIR CUTTER, PERFUMER,"AAII) PERRUQUIER,
No. 99,. 801.13-STREET, LIVER.POOL,
113, ESP announces his having undertaken the
41L, busineiS so suecessfully carried'on by Mr. Danson. The
superiority of the, Establishment beino-,Undisputed,the best rules
for maintaining its character will be adopted; and VERPUMERY,
Comas', lit:ustlEs, and every requisite for the TOILETTE, will
be sold upon the mercantile principle of imall profits and quick
returns. He heirs to inform the obility, Gentry, and Public,.
that the hlair Cutting and Dressing department will have his
particular attention, It being admitted that the preservation
of natural Ilair is preferable to the use of false, however correct
the l'Untatien, those Who place their Hair under his management
may be assured that the necessity of its use will, in most cases,
be totally precluded. As the, future beauty of Children's Hair
greatly depends on its.first training and management, he will
ever give such directions as his long ex perienee in this practice
shall suggest. For the convenience of those who are. engaged
in Mercantile pursuits during_ the week, J. C. P. and his able
assistants will be in attendance till `a late lintir. on Sitt'ultav
evenings.
. .
J. C. P., celebrated throughout England foi his original, in-
vention of INDIA RUBBER BOOTS', SHOES, and GoLoSnEs,
solicits an inspection of these articles. as also of his, FttpNcti
Snots, GLOVES, and Ft.Owiiiis, whickare regularly imported:
Merchants and Captains supplied with Perfumery for E4Or:.
tation, at Wholesale Prices.

LISCARD.
PRIVATE TREATY, a consid-erable quantity or
• IjFRBEIRiLD BUILDING-LAND, (in Lots to soil,
PurchaSers, varying from 30 to WO yards in depth,) situate. at
Sea Bank, adjoining a road It; yards wide. now forming. in a
clii•ect lin'e front the Beach of the Rh:6. 21Terre] to the
Liscard.
T.he greater portion of this Land commands an 'Uninterrupted.
vice of the marine scenery of the Port of Liverpool, and has
a Vrontaye to the Shoi.e suited for ;'the remainder
has an extcusive view of the Welsh 111inntains: the whole
con taing a deep stratum of Brick . Barth of good qualify, and
pre,ents, by the fp-mint-a' inclination if its sniface, the (realest
genTrape; so esseuttal for Building purposes.
1,000,0(X) Bricks, made this Se;isin, are now ready for sale on
reasbnable'terms. ' •
A Sea-wall is commenced, and is rapiillY progressing, pre-
paratnry to the Establishment of SEA BANK FERRY, about
400 yards northward of Egremont Hotel.
Also, about 25,000 'Stiperffeial Yards of 'BUM DING LAND,
situaie at New Brighton ; a Frontage of 70 yards to the Sea
/3(!ack.oft,,,rs a very eligible site for a.n Hotel or Ferry. The
whole of the Land is well calculatad for the erection of bathing.
Virlas or Marine Residences.
Every accommodation will he afforded to Purchasers of Free-
hot& or Building Leases will he granted.
For particulars apply to J. PENKETT, Esq., J. DFt•tfcti-
MA onocK, Egg., Sea dank; Messrs. LEIGH and. SANDERS,
Solicitors, or Messrs. EDWAIDS and SON, Architect's, Liver-
pool.•i

ST. ALBIN resnectfully announces to his Pupils.and
It& the Nobility and Gentry, that his Academy will RE_
brew no Tnunsn Ay, the 29th of September, at the Adelphi
1-totel, at Half-past One o'c!ock.
During the vacation Mr. St. Albin has attended at Almack's,
the ,Academies 44,Mad _tine Michau, and Mr. Oscar Byrn; and
has.brcomn perfectly acquainted with every style of fashionable

.llfr. St. Albin also beps to state that he does not receive Pupils
for one quarter only, unless they have been instructed by him
previously. , •
IC, Browaw-street, Pembroke-place.