The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-07-10 00:00:00

LIVER BOWLING HALL, NEWINGTON.

MR. SAUNDERS returns his sincere thanks to
those Gentlemen who have so liberally honoured him
with their Patronage, and begs to inform them that he has
made arrangements with a highly respectable London Wine-
house, for the supply of WINES of the most rare and choice
quality, and invites their attention to the following List of
Prices.

The Wines will be Iced, and supplied in Quarts, Pints, Half-
pints, and Octaves, imperial measure, on the same principle as
at the London Shades, and at the lowest possible remunerating
prices.

Quarts. Pints. i-Pints. Octaves.
PORT, Imperial Measure 4s. Od. 2s. Od. Is. Od. Os. 6d.
PALE SHERRY 3s. 6d. Is. 9d. Is. Od. Os. 6d.
GOLD DITTO ls. 6d. Is. 9d. Is. Od. Os. 6d.
BUCELLAS HOCK, Do 4s. Od. 2s. Od. Is. Od. Os. 6ti.
DRY LISBON, Do 3s, Od. Is. 6d. Os. 9d. Os. 4d.
SWEET DO. Do ls. Od. Is. 6d. Os. 9d. Os. 40.
CARCAVELLOS, Do 3s. Od. Is. 6d. Os. 9.1. Os. 40.
AUNTO, Do 3s. Od. Is. 6d. Os. 9d. Os. 4d.
FRENCH AND GERMAN WINES.

”......
First quality CLARET, MARGRAUX, ....
per Bottle.
LAFITIE, or LATOUR 7s. Oct.
BURGUNDY
HOCKS (1 Johannesberg)
.. (3 Geisenbeim)
.. (2 Rudesheim)
(Stein Wein)
Liebfraueumilch)
SPARKLING HOCK
. • MOSELLE
BURGUNDY 75. 6d.
CHAM▪
PAGNES, first quality
second ditto
• very excellent
SPIRITS OF THE BEST QUALITY.
Brandy, Pale and Brown; Gin, Whisky, Rcm, Hollands, Ale,
Porter, Cider, Sze. Chops, Steaks, Lobsters, Salads, Cigars,
Iced Beverages, Coffee, and other Refreshments.

Mr. SAUNDERS respectfully solicits a visit to his Fstablish-
ment, where no expense or care has been spared for the accom-
modation of the Public, and he begs to observe that no exer-
tion on his part will be wanting to merit a continuance and
extension of that patronage which he has enjoyed since the
period when he first introduced the manly and healthful recre-
ation (now so popular) into England.
JAMES S. SAUNDERS, Proprietor.

THE
T E A
B A N K,
34, RANELAGH-STREET,
OPPOSITE GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET,
LIVERPOOL:

TO FAMILIES.
WE deem the present a favourable opportu-
nity for addressing yon, as we have now received
the greatest part of the NEW 'TEAS, and the
arrivals have far exceeded any previous year,
up to the same period, which, conjoined with the
continued great depression of trade generally, enables
us to offer, of the fine and middling qualities, at prices
which will be found, upon trial, more advantageous to the
consumer than what we have been able heretofore to offer.

OUR PRESENT PRICES FOR TEA.
} A mixture of the choicest A particularly agreeable Tea,
Teas imported, 4s 6d. replete with goodness, and
highly recommended for
its fine flavour.
1 First-class Souchong, 5s 06 Souchong Teas, when really fine,
Lapsang Do., 48 8d must be pronounced the
richest of all Black Teas.
No finer than the for-
mer imported.
Very choicest Scented Orange Pekoe, 48. This quality
of Tea we can confidently recommend to
Families, as being fully equal to
what was sold in 1846-47
at 5s per lb.
Finest rich Congou 48 4d, Pekoe flavour.
Fine Congou, full Pekoe Souchong flavour. 4s.
Do.,__ strong wiry leaf 3s iod to 3s Bd.
Do., a superior Tea 3s 6d.
Good Congou 3s 4d.

Do. - 3s.
Inferior
lower,

ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.

OPEN DAILY 'FROM EIGHT IN THE MORNING
UNTIL DUSK.

ADMISSION, ONE SHILLING; CHILDREN, SIXPENCE.

IN consequence of the RACE WEEK, Four Grand
GALAS will be given on the Evenings cf
THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the loth,
TO-MORROW, !Wednesday,) the 11th, THURSDAY, the 12th,
and FRIDAY, the 13th instant,
MADAME LUCIE DUVAL,
whose talented Troupe of French and English Artistes created
such a sensation in London and Paris in their truthful delinea-
tions of

CLASSIC STATUARY,
Will have the honour of appearing in
A GRAND TABLEAU,
Ilstrative of the
DECLARATION of the INDEPENDENCE of AMERICA !
In which all the noble Characters recorded in the History
of that advancing Country will be beautifully depicted.

THE TABLEAUX VIVANS AND POSES PLASTIQUES
Hitherto produced bear no comparison to these Living Embo-
diments of the Works of Genius, Painting, Sculpture, Music,
Poetry. The Groups (formed under the direction of a Mem-
ber of the Royal Academy) are full of classic taste, verisimili-
tude, and elegance; in fact, tl'ey present
" Pictures by Genius drawn, with Nature rife,
' The brief, but forcive chronicles of Life."
To give full effect to the Pictorial Character in light and
shade—to exhibit the delicate elegance of " Nature's noblest
work."
ADDITIONAL CHEMICAL LIGHTS will be PROVIDED, &
A NEW MOVING STAGE HAS BEEN ERECTED.'
This Entertainment, while it conveys to the mind the mighty
Works of Ancient and Modern Masters, is of such a character
that it must please the most fastidious, so beautifully and
plentifully are the draperies dispersed over each Figure.

The following high encomiums have been bestowed upon the
merits of Mad'lle LUCIE DUVAL'S Classic Entertainment :
" ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.—The attractions of this delight-
ful summer resort have this week been heightened by the
engagement of Mad'lle Lucie Duval and her troupe of male
and female artistes, the excellence of whose performances
have not been at all exaggerated by previous rumour. Tues-
day was Appropriated to the gala of the Order of Oddfellows,
in aid of their widow and orphans' fund, and was very well
attended; and on Wednesday there was a special gala devoted
to celebrate the declaration of American independence, a
pretty considerable sprinkling of our Transatlantic friends
being present. The personations of Mad'ile Lucie and her
troupe are most excellent. The various groupings of the
fizures and their respective attitudes and postures are effected
wan no me." skill and are set off to toe utmost ad-
vantage by the most gorgeous
rirnnties The
figure of Mad'ile Lucie herself is a charming speretaol....
Eve's fair daughters. most elegantly proportioned, and a tout
ensemble that a Phidias or a Praxiteles would have delighted
to model. She is only nineteen years of age ; and her perso-
nation of Diana, and Venus rising from the sea, surpasses in
beauty that of any of the other artistes who have appeared in
this town. So delighted were the audience with the last-
named, that it was demanded and repeated four times. The
works of both ancient and modern masters are laid under
contribution to furnish subjects, and the fidelity and classic
elegance with which most of them are represented are truly
surprising. By the by, we noticed in the grouper several of
the ladies and the little girl who were here last year with
Madame Warton."—Vide the Mercury, July 6th.

For the second time, the magnificent Historical Representation
of the YOUNG HORATIUS.
TO ARMS! YE BRAVE.
W. Erry's, R.A., celebrated Graces.
EDUCATION DE LA RElNS.—Rubens.
Also, with New Effects,
THE GRECIAN HARVEST HOME.
By the Original Projector, Mr. J. Adams.
Great Hall open at a Quarter.past Eight o'clock. Fireworks
at Dusk.

THE IMMENSE

PICTURE OF CONSTANTINOPLE,
WITH

BRILLIANT FIREWORKS.

On FRIDAY next, the 13th instant, the FIRST GRAND
MORNING PERFORMANCE, this Season, will be given. To
commence at Two o'clock.

THE LIVERPOOL WELSH CHORAL SOCIETY
will give their SECOND PUBLIC PERFORMANCE of
SACRED MUSIC, in the Music Hall, Bold-street, To-MORROW
EVENING, (Wednesday,) the 11th instant, consisting of Selec-
tions from the Works of Handel, Haydn, Spolir, Mendelssohn,
&c., adapted to the Welsh words.
The Orchestra will consist of upwards of 130 Vocalists.
The Doors will be Opened at a Quarter-past Seven, and the
Performance will commence at Eight o'clock.
Tickets may be bad of Mr. B. WILLIAMS, 23, Ranelagh-
street ; Mr. W. EVANS, Old Postoffice-place; Mr. E. JONES,
45, Lime-street; Messrs. E. and J. EVANS, 14, Mill-street;
M. A. JONES, Is, Tithebarn-street ; Mr. T. JONES, 95, Great
Home:-street; E. PARRY and Co., 1, Brunswick-street.
Reserved Seats. Is. 6d. ; Unreserved. Is.
Books of the Words to be had at the Door.

ANOTHER GRAND
PLEASURE EXCURSION INTO WALES !
IN consequence of the very general satisfaction
evinced by the Excursionists to

THE VALE OF LLANGOLLEN,
and the universally expressed wish for another similar Ciut;,e
Committee have determined that

A SECOND GRAND PLEASURE EXCURSION,

in aid of the

LIVERPOOL LICENSED VICTUALLERS' SCHOOL FUND,
shall take place at an early period.

MIDSUMMER EXCURSION

LONDON AND BACK,

FOR
TWENTY-ONE SHILLINGS!!!

Offering a choice of Four, Six, Eleven, or Thirteen Clear
Days in Town.

TRAINS are appointed to leave the RAILWAY
STATION, EDGE-HILL,

On SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 28th,
AND
On MONDAY MORNING, JULY 30th,
AT SIX O'CLOCK PUNCTUALLY EACH MORNING,
Returning from the Euston Station, Euston square, London,
on the Evenings of Friday, August 3d and 10th, at HALF-PAST
FIVE punctually each Evening.
Trains will also leave the under-mentioned Stations, viz.:—
H. M. H. at.
BOLTON 6 0 WARRINGTON 640
ST. HELEN'S JUNCTION 610 HARTFORD
WARRINGTONJUNCTION 620 CREWE