The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-03-17 00:00:00

21, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL

GEO. WOODS begs to_call attention to his Stock,
which, upon inspecti9n; will be found the MOST EXTEN
SIVE, BEST ASSORTED7eRTICI CHEAPEST in Liverpool • his system being to keep the very best quality of Goods, and
charge a SMALL REMUNERATING PROFIT.

ANNUAL SALE OF OLD PATTERNS AND LENGTHS,
FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY,'
AT VER
ake Y R
room EUCED PRICES,
to mD or New Goods !. • PROPRIETORS pf HOTELS; LODGING-HOUSES, &c.,
will find this an opportunity worthy their notice.
•

• THE STOCK CONSISTS OF
BRUSSELS CARPETS,
KIDDERMINSTER DITTO,
TOURNAY DITTO
PATENT AXMINSTER DITTO,
•
PATENT TAPESTRY DITTO,
HEARTH AND DOOR. RUGS, .
ANGORA and FANCY SKIN RUGS and MATS,
BRITISH and FOREIGN OIL BAIZES and COVERS,
PATENT VICTORIA CARPETS,
•
PATENT DUTCH DITTO,
PATENT VENETIAN DITTO,
PATENT ALBERT TWILL DITTO,
MOHAIR and WORSTED DAMASKS, -• .. CRAPE DAMASKS and SATINETTES,-
UNION or WASHING DAMASKS,
FURNITURE CHINTZES,
PRINTED and PAINTED WINDOW-BLINDS.
BRISTOL and LONDON FLOOR-CLOTHS,
Warranted well Seasoned.
FRINGES, LACES, GIMPS, BELL-PULLS, and every de-
scription of UPHOLSTERERS' TRIMMINGS, Manufactured
on the Premises.
TO NOBLER

GENTLEMEN, CLE RGYMEN
ND
FAMILIES RESIDING IN LIVERPOOL
AND COUNTIES.
VERY COUNTIES.
VERY SUPERIOR SOUCHONG TEA, 58. 4d. per lb.
Imported in the ship "Bahamian" into Liverpool.
MESSRS. HOLLIS and COMPANY beg to call
the attention of Families generally, and all parties wha
know how to appreciate a really good and fine:/favoured Tea,
to the above kind, it being the finest chop of Tea that has been
imported for the last two years.
Original Boxes, containing 12 io 201 b. each, an I Half-chests,
40 to 50 lb. each.

Samples may-be had on application.
GOOD CONGOU, 3s. 6d. per lb.: really ftrong Tea, but not
less than one pound sold at this price. It is
- equal to that sold by many houses at 4s.
per lb.
FINE CONGOU TEA, Pekoe flavour, 3s. Bd. to 4s. per lb. :
fit for any commercial room in England, or
any large establishment.
CHOICE CONGOU or SOUCHONG, 4s. 4d. and 4s. Bd.: much
recommended, and possesses great strength
andy
flavour,private and will please almost any fa-
mil for use.
THE CHOICEST SCENTED ORANGE PEKOE, 55. per lb.
This Tea is highly approved of in Liverpool,
and it approaches the nearest of any to
" Howqua's Mixture," and it is sold at much
less price; it certainly possesses a very de-
licate and powerful flavour, but not so well
adapted for general family use, although
approved of by very many ladies for
company.
HOLLIS and COMPANY never have had the opportunity of
supplying their Friends and Customers with better quality
Teas than at the present time, and Teas certainly never were so
cheap in the market as they now are ; they therefore recommend
every Family to lay in a supply for some months.
COFFEES are equally low in price, and they are selling a first-
rate Coffee at is. 4d., Is. Gd., and Is. Bd. per lb.
Samples sent free of any charge, in the country, by post.
All Orders must be accompanied with a Postoffice Order or a
respectable reference. They will then be delivered to the first
post town within fifty miles of Liverpool, carriage free, if the
order amounts to forty shillings.
*4* Note—Address.—HOLLlS and CO.. Tea Dealers,
Liverpool.

ENGLISH NATIONAL SCHOOL SOCIETY IN

FRANCE

For Promoting the Religions Instruction of Enqrsh 'Workmen
and their Families on the French Railways.
(IN CONNECTION WITH THE " NATIONAL SOCIETY " IN

LONDON.)

Patrons

His Majesty the King of iieiiii; Excellency the British
French.
~,-'" Ambassador..
Her Majesty the Queen of His Grace the Archbishop of
England. Canterbury.
Her Majesty the Queen The Lord Bishop of London.
Dawager. The . Lord Bishop of Win.
His Royal Highness Prince chester.
Albert.

President:
Tne Right Rev. Bishop Luscombe.
Treasurer:
T. Brassey, Esq.
THE Committee of the above Society venture
to appeal to the British Public in behalf of the important
object which they are associated to promote, namely, that of
making some, though inadequate, provision for the spiritual
wants of several thousand Railway Labourers, assembled from
all parts of the United Kingdom, in a country where the
worship, habits, and language of the people being strange to
them, they are deprived of those advantages of moral and re-
ligious improvement which are generally accessible to persons
of the same class at home.

There are at present upwards of 3090 English and Iris h labor r-
ers, with their wives and their families, on the " Rouen and
Havre Railway."

The Society has now on these works FIVE NATIONAL
SCHOOLS.

Within the last two years upwards of 900 British children
have received Daily instruction in the Society's Schools, ac-
cording to the principles of the Church of England.
The School-rooms are opened for Church Service and the
Religious instruction of the Workmen and others on the Lord's
Day.

To meet the very many expenses of these Schools, large sums
have been raised in France; but the Committee regret that the
means thus placed at their disposal are far from sufficient to
enable them to carry on the existing Schools, whilst they are
continually urged by the poor workmen themselves to extend
their operations to other localities.

The committee are anxious to establish Schools on the Rail-
way from Rouen to Dieppe, and on that from Amiens to
Boulogne, where a large number of English labourers will, in a
very short time, be employed. •
The Secretary, during his short stay in Liverpool, will be
happy to give further information respecting the Society's pro-
ceedings.
Subscriptions will be received by Messrs. Moss and 00.
bankers, Dale-street, ; and by THOMAS BRASSEY, Esq., Trea-
surer, Birkenhead.

SAMUEL TUCKER, Recretvrf
Angel Hotel, Dale-etreet, Liverpool, March 14,1846.