The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-17 00:00:00

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J. RICHMOND,
ESALE AND RETAIL
WOOLLEN DRAPER,WHOL
HATTER, HOSIER, AND GENTLE-
MEN'S OUTFITTER,
NO. 1, CHURCH-STREET, A.VD 1 AND 3, PARADISE-

TN placing this adcliessl;e7(
respectfully to call attentc"-

the Public, I beg
a to the established rule of my
Ilar .

rcial transacti
nvariablv

commt.
o Purchaie for READY MONEY, at the
best and cheapest market.
Secondly—Selling on similar terms of PROMPT PAYMENT
for all Goods, on or before delivery.
Thirdly Charging the LEAST PROFIT upon the Goods, and
;,,

Fourthly—Giving every advantage for MONEY that any rea-
sonable man can look for.

It is a recognised principle of Trade that the fewer hands
through which any article is made to pass so much the better
it is for the consumer, because the article can be brought into
general use with the least burden of Profits.
ECONOMY AND CONVENIENCE
should he combined ; under these circumstances, and at
the request of numerous Purchasers who have frequently
BOUGHT AND APPRECIATED MY MATERIALS, but
have found great difficulty in getting them made to their satis-
faction, I am induced to add the TAILORING, whereby the
difficulty will be removed, and a very considerable Saving rea-
lized by GENTLEMEN PURCHASING their OWN CLOTH.
HAVING JUST ENGAGED A FIRST-RATE CUTTER TO
SUPERINTEND THE TAILORING DEPARTMENT, should
any Article not Fit satisfactorily w-

gij VTI.IGII
placed to the entire satisfaction of the Customer, eir; borrthThuei
ney Paid will be Returned.

While J. RICHMOND is equally anxious TO SUPPLY THE
MATERIALS ONLY. proper Lengths for any Garment being
easily ascertained AT HIS ESTABLISHMENT, he cannot
leave unnoticed the favourable opportunity thus offered of ob-
taining either CLOTH or the Material made up into Garments
of unsurpassed excellence and cheapness, the advantages of

J. R. earnestly recOmmends every Gentleman to purchase
his own Cloth, and respectfully solicits a trial of this system,
feeling assured it will secure to him their continnm

stant s4IIU CUR-
u pport.
A LIST OF PRICES FOR MAKING ANY GARMENT
MAY BE SEEN ON THE PREMISES.
Observe—RICHMOND'S LIVERPOOL CLOTH HALL

AND •
GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTING ESTABLISHMENT,
NO. 1, CHURCH-STREET, AND 1 AND 3, PARADISE-
STREET, LIVERPOOL.

PORTER, IN HALF-PINT BOTTLES

IMPERIAL MEASURE

BEST XX STOUT DUBLIN PORTER

2s. PER DOZEN,

HALF-TINT BOTTLES, (IMPERIAL MEASURE.)

BOTTLED BY

GEORGE BOYER & COMPANY,
26, NORTH JOHN-STREET,

IjOUSEKEEPERS, HOTEL-KEEPERS,
and Parties Furnishing, are respectfully invited
to the

FURNITURE MART & BEDDING HOUSE,

19, LOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,

to inspect a very extensive and new STOCK of
CABINET FURNITURE, &c., manufactured with the
best material and workmanship, warranted of a superior
quality, and offered at low prices.
Country Buyers are supplied at Wholesale Trade
Prices, and no charge made for Packing.
SAMUEL CUTTER, PROPRIETOR.

AT a MEETING of SHAREHOLDERS in RAIL-
WAYS, held at the Clarendon-rooms, in Liverpool, on
the 16th April, 1849, to consider the propriety of Petitioning
to la Parlininent to 1.11. 1.... .

BRAMLEY MOORE, Esq., the Mayor, in the Chair.
It was moved by DANIEL NEILSON, Esq., seconded by Joust
STEWART, ESQ., and
Resolved unanimously,
That Railways, under the existing system of ascertaining the
assessable value of that description of property, are compelled
to bear an inequitable and undue proportion of the local rates
of the several parishes through which they pass.
It was proposed b_y_ELIAS JOSEPII MOZLEY, Esq., seconded
by WILLIAM STUART, ESQ., and
~,‘Resplred unanimously,

i nat it is inexpedient and against public policy to tax unduly
the enterprise by which such great and general advantages are
afforded as have been obtained by the introduction and exten-
sion of Railways.

It was moved by SAMUEL Hotant, Esquire, seconded by

Resolved unanL;

That the Petitions to Parliament now produced and read be
adopted, and that the Chairman be requested to forward the
Petition to the House of Lords, to the Earl of Sefton, and
Lord Stanley, and that to the House of Commons to the Mem-
bers for tke Borough for presentation, and that the Members
for the County and the Borough be earnestly solicited to sup-
port any measure which may be introduced into Parliament

grievancei complained of by the Railway