The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-06-24 00:00:00

FURNISHED HOUSE AT' NEWTON IN THE

WILLOWS. '
ripo be LET for Six Mouths, and .troy been ed upon ori
the Ist July next, an Excellent HODS ell Furnished,
consisting of three Sitting Rooms, Kitchk; , Back Kitchen,
'Pantries, Cellar, Water Closet, &c., on the.grunnd fluor, with
four Furnished Bed-robms and one empty room ou the second
floor.

The House stands upon high dry grnund, is delightfully situ.;
'ated;'and within a few minutes walk of the Railway station at
.Ne'wtoti Briffge; there is a stnaTiiiell-st&i:kiNl Kiichen Garden,
with a Stable and Gig-house attached to the Premises, and a
:Tenant. may also be accommodated with the Shooting over a;..
few hundred acres of land during the next season. '
For rent and particulars apply to IlluM.ts WHITE, Land
Agent, Newton in the Willows.

. .
MISS SHEARSON respectfully announces to riCndai
and the Public that ber•:ESTABLI ' . ENT for'
YOUNG LADIES, Newton-le-willows, will OPEN July
28th.

. .
GROVE-STREET, NEAR AI3ERCROMBY-SQU E,
--- LIVERPOOL. • • -
IurISS GRAHAM respectfully announces th er Estab-•
IV.l..lishnient for a limited number of Yo a Ladies, as'
Boarders and Day Pupils, will be RE,OPED 00 THURSDAY,
the 28th of July.
There are a few vacancies, and MisS Graham trusts that her
system, sanctioned by gentlemen distinguished for religion,
literature, and rank, would be peculiarly calculated for young'
ladies bereaved of their natural protectors, es it is her stuav not
only to ascertain the dispisitinti, engage the affections, and de-.
velope and strengthen the physical' and 'intellectual powers of
every pupil with whom she is honoured, but, which is of infinite-
ly higher moment, to ensure those qualifications which give so
ineffable a charm to the female character.

Two Ladies, of decidedly religious Labi6, may be accommo:
dated as Parlour Boarders. .

WANTED, a YOUNG LADY. about Twenty Years of Age,
competent- to instruct-lh Music, Writing, aed Arithmetic. If.
generally well educated and ironversant witli;the routiue of
school duties, the more desirable.—Address by letter, post-paid.
June 211/i, 1836.

CHRISTIAN-STREET, CH URCH-STREE ,EVER-
TON.
iurlt. J. C. COLEMAN, A. 8., Boards a nsttucts alimi-
-IUL ted number of Young Gentlemen in t Classics, Mathe-
matics, Foreign Languages, Natural Philosopk-,,, and all the
usital branches of an extended course of education.-The basi-
ness.of the school will re-commence after the Midsummer vaca-
thm, on TUESDAY, the 26th July.

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
VERTON CLASSICAL and COMMERCIAL SEMl-
kfr NARY, Overton, (near Ellesmere,) Flintshir pre-emi-
nently offers healthfulness and beauty ofsituation oderateness
of charge, and a liberal and useful Educat. , founded on
religious and moral instruction.
References to several of the clergy and ►entry of the neigh-
bourhood, and the Rev. Dr. Ralph, Hope-street, of this town,
information of which, as well as terms, may be had at Mr.
DAVENPORT'S, Bookseller, Ranelagh-street,

ANGEL HOTEL, DALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
AND WATERLOO-HOTEL; CROSBY.
0A MUEL TOWERS begs most respectfully to return thanks
to the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public generally, for the
very liberal support he has experienced at the abdve Hotels;
and: further begs to inform his Friends and the blic, that he
has added to his Establishment in Dale-stye very extensive
Stabling and Lock-up Coach-houses, wh r every care and at-
tention will be.paid to those Horses and arriages which may.
be placed under his care.
SAMUEL TOWERS begs also respectfully to announce to his
Friends and the Public. that in addition to his numerous Omni
buses, which leave hourly to and frora,Liverpool and Waterloo,
Families may be accommodated with Post Horses, on the usual
'term:, at all hours; and further, that Horses are taken in at
Livery at both places.
Wanted, a respectable, steady Man, as Ostler.
N.B.—SAsturier, TowEits has just landed. a, quantity of 114
lively TURTLE, which he will be glad to supply, either dressed?
or undressed, and send to any part of the Town or Country.—
Turtle dressed every day.

wAUSTIN, (from Pratt's, of London, Manufacturer to
. the King;) 176cDivik-sTREEr. between the Golden
Lion and Moss's -Lank, Liverpool, IMPROVED SOLID
LEATHER PORTMANTEAU PORTABLE. HAT=CASE, HAIR TRUNK' TRAVELLING BAG MANU-
FACTURER.
Trunks and Imperial's Pitted to Ca ages; Patent Water-
proof Canvas for covering, Trunks; Lufigage, &c.
Wm. AUSTIN, in respectfully soliciting private as well as pub-
lic patronage, begs to assure (hose who may honour him with
their commands, from- a thorough. knowledge of the' various
branches of his business, and for a series of years having con-
dilated the first. houses in LoOdon, they may rely upon all Ar,
ticles in the above line of the first quality and' workmanship,
combined with despatch, at a reduction of full 30 per cent.
under the charges usually made in this town.
N.B. Brass and Iron.Portahle Camp Bedsteads, Bedding,
Oil and Cloth Valieses, Canteens, Bullock Trunks, &c. &c. to
order.
176, Dale-street, opposite the Exchange.

LINEN DRAPERY, &c.
BANKRUPT'S" STOCK.

ALCOCK and MORGAN beg, most respectfully to infornir
their Friends and the Public, that they have just purchased
a BANKRUPT'S STOCK of CINEIi DRAPERY,
upon:ruins that will euaole them to offer the great variety of
which it is composed at a very
scot.siderahle pet centa"e below
the original cost. They feel anxious to intimate :cit. inten-
tion of permitting no delay in their immediate pose), at their
Warehouse of General Businsit, in DA. a- uke,T, at the cor-
ner of ilatton-garden, to which phiee-th- ave removed it from
No. 45, Whitetlapel, for ita ultimate di osal.
The Stock consists principally of Rich Silk, Worsted, and
Cotton Shawls, India and English Silk Handkerchiefs, Bout-
bazeens, Princettas. and Crapes. (3-1 Merino and Stull's, a beau-
tiful assortment of fashionable Printed Muslin Spring Dresses;
Spring Cottons and f-8, in newpatteru Pants for Morning
Dresses, White and Gray Calicoes, in 7-8, 4-4, 5-4, 94, •Furni-;
ture Dimities, French and other Gingham. Shirting and Apron.
Checks, Blankets, Flannels, Lin.en Sheeting, Brown Holland,
Irish Linens, and every other variety of Goods incidentally
forming a portion of a Linen .Draper's I.ftieral Stock.
A. M.' feel confident in assuring their Friends that so
choice an assortment of new and valuable Ai titles is very rarely
idTered under the same circumstances, and :lather beg to add;
that the
,whole 'host he disposed of without reserve: