The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-22 00:00:00

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1 tmd, as usual, every attention paid to
all commission on business transacted.

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LIVERPOOL DOCKS.
LOANS 01? HONEY.

THE COMMITTEE of the LIVERPOOL DOCKS
do HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that they are whining to re-
ceive LOANS of MONEY, on the Security of the Bonds of the
Trustees of the Liverpool Docks, at the rate of Four Pounds
Five Shillings per Centum per Annum Interest, for periods of
either Three, Five, or Seven Years.
All offers to be addressed to GEORGI WITHERS, Esotire,
Treasurer, of the Liverpool Docks, Dock-office, Liverpool.

By order,
DANIEL MASON, Secretary
Mock o.ffiee, Liverpool, February I, 1849.

Wontraro.

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PARISH OF LIVERPOOL.
SELECT VESTRY of this PARISH are ready
o receive TENDERS for the SUPPLY of DRUGS, during
he ensuing Six Months, to the Workhouse, Brownlow-hill,—
he Industrial Schools, Kirkdale,—and the Dispensaries, Bur-
ington-street and Kent-street.
Lists of the Articles required, together with the estimated
inantities, may be had on application at the Office of the un-
lersigned ; and Tenders to be delivered there on or before
fHUHsnAi next, the 24th instant, addressed to "The Chairman

BOOKSELLERS AND BOOK
LIVERPOOL.

r BOOKBINDING
coral Saturday of
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.vexed at ti

Vestry Clea

INDERS OF

LIVERPOOL LIBRARY

Orders for Books are

oath, and the Books
Etry not later than the

sclay Morning. The Monthly Order is from
fl Tenders must state the Discount that will be

The style of Bookanding required may be ascertained by
applying to the Librarian. The Accounts are paid Monthly.

in previous to FRIDAY, the Bth .lutie
do not bind themselves to accept the
By order of the President,

JOHN PERRIS; librarian
lrect, May 18th, 1849.

This day is pahlished, price 4s. 6d., cloth,
nANIEL THE PROPHET: REFLECTION

ON HI

.ard Bishop of Down, Connor,

MTH, Grnfton•street; Liverpoo
Church-street.

COMPANY.
EBY GIVEN, that the ANNUAL
ETING of the PROPRIETORS of the
I-TIJG COMPANY will be held, in the
n South John-street, on WEDNESDAY, the
text, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, for the
'e of the

ors to supply t

.nd of the Amount of Funds and Pr

s and Dis-

order of tr,

pert of the Company

ie Directors,
E. P. ARTHUR, Mansge

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by CHARLES INMAN

of -the day having
late devotional exec

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much better mualified for so arch
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L STANDIRD.

God's dear son. Additional sums too have been conse- 1
crated to the missionary cause, while the income for ordi-
nary purposes has suffered no diminution. More than
£lOl,OOO have been received in the past year; the
Jubilee Fund, for its special objects, has amounted to
upwards of £53,000; of this, Liverpool and the nei-'
bourhood contributed to the Jubilee Fund .f:"
and to the general income of the society £2
exhibiting a small increase on the preceding year

" Thus in one year, and that a year of considerable
financial difficulty and distress, more than £154,000 hay
been willingly subscribed, chiefly by the middle
lower classes, to that society in whose bell.:
assembled here this day. For this it well becomes us to
be thankful to God. We have here one encouraging
proof, that the great evangelical and protestant principles,
which have ever characterised cur society, have not lost
their hold over the affections of the masses in our lane'
It is refreshing to know, that, while sr
Romish or Neologian tendencies undervatu,
evangelical truth as though it were incapable of pm.
good works, or insufficient powerfully to influence
hearts and lives aright, multitudes, knowing no of
principles, give generously of their substance to tt.
Lord, and that our missionaries preaching no other doc-
trine, are winning souls to Christ, from the darkness and
pollution of
" For it has pleased God to bless his Word preached

alf we are

mne among

clueing

by our faithful Missionaries in the past year, as in years
before. Not that we can tell of any large accessions from
the heathen in our missions. But among our converts
the work of God is visibly progressing. There have been
amongst them a growth and advancement in the divine
life which is as sure an evidence of the power of the Spirit

and the efficacy of the gospel, as i
conversion of the soul to Christ.
since the termination of the late war
India—it is so in Tinnevelly—it is
as he can tell us, who unexpecteei
is with us this day

It is so in New Z
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, but most seasonal
We are favoured with the preset