The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-01-05 00:00:00

INSTRUCTION ON THE HARP

iur R. EDWARD JONES most respectfully informs the
11V1 Gentry and Public that, being a perfect aster of the
HARP in all its branches, he would be m - happy to give
Instructions on that Instrument.
Evening Balls and Parties attended.

Mr. Jones has gained several Prizes for Harp Playing at
the contests at the Music
Residence, 119, Duke-street.

LADIES' SCHOOL,

No. 4, GROVE-STREET, LIVERPOOL,

Under the care of Mrs. MACILVEEN

THE Young Ladies in this Establishment. Are, in every
respect, treated as members of a priva;A family ; and
ts no attention spared, which maternal kindn could suggest,
to establish their health and happiness, t orm their minds
to piety, and impart to their manners la elegance and
grace which are the admired requisites of a cultivated mind.
Mrs. MAciLvgEN is assisted by her Sisters, and Masters
of the first eminence.

Mr. MACILVEEN gives Lessons in English Composi-
tion, Arithmetic, Globes, &c., each day, from Twelve to
One o'clock ; and, from the Ist instant, will establish an
Evening Class, for Young Gentlemen, for the study of
English Literature, Political Economy, and the more ad-
vanced parts of the Mathematical and Physical Sciences.
Mr. MACILVEEN attends Pupils at their own residences
after Five o'clock p.m. Prospectuses of his course of edu-
cation, in Literature and Science, may be bad at 4z,,prtove-
street.

LOGIER'S
SYSTEM OF MUSICAL EDUCA ON.
IUESSRS. WRENSHALL and SON 1 RE-OPEN
1 their MUSICAL ACADEMY on NDAY, the 18th
instant.
Islington-square, January 2, 1841.

Arrangements have been made by which several PROFES-
SORS will attend, on different days of the week, for the
INSTRUCTION of YOUNG LADIES requiring ad-
vancement in various branches of EDUCATION, the par-
ticulars of which may be had at the Academy.

Mr. W. G. HERDMAN'S CLASSES, for LANDSCAPE
DRAWING, will Recommence, at the Academy, Islington-
square, on Monday, the 18th instant.

Mons. F. LEA'S CLASSES, in the CONTINENTAL
LANGUAGES, will Recommence on Monday, the 18th
instant, at Messrs. Wrenshall and Son's Academy, Islington-

Mr. JOHN SWEETLOVE'S CLASSES, for the In-
struction of Young Ladies in the usual Departments of the
ENGLISH LANGUAGE and EXPERIMENTAL PHI-
LOSOPHY, will assemble, at Messrs. Wrenshall and Son's
Academy, Islington-square, on Tuesday, the 19th ipstant.

THOS. DOWNWARD,
TAILOR AND DRAPER,
NO. 20, TARLTON-STREET, CHURCH-STREET,- LIVERPOOL,
TN returning thanks to his Friends and te Public for past
I favours, begs respectfully to reassurrthem of his best
exertions to merit a continuance of the same by punctuality
and the best quality of Goods, on the most moderate.terms.

ON SALE,
American Newtown Pippin A P P I,IS.
71-). Barrels
Ex Indepeince.
64 Half Barrels
100 Barrels
32 Half Barrels I -"uroPe.
Apply to EDWIN REEVES, 34, Old Haymarket

WICKLOW ALE.
TO HOUSEKEEPERS AND OTHERS

IPLLIS'S celebrated fine IRISH ALE i,sh(ghly recom-
-LA mended for its richness and purity. z
Barrels.... 565. Half Barrels.. 295. I Qifiker Casks.. 15s.
Bottled, ripe for use.... 6s. per dozen.
May be had at 34, Exchange-street East, Liverpool.

ROBERT A. BALDWIN,
PATENT UMBRELLA MANUFACTURER,
102, BOLD-STREET. /

RIDING WHIPS, in Goldand Silver Mounts arranted of
the best manufacture, from 10s. to Two ineas each.'
D'ORSAY CANES, for Walking/ r Riding.

A great variety of FanCy WALKING 43141CK5, Gold and
Silver Mounts, from 2s. 6d. to Tw•o Guineas each. '
CANES Mounted in Sterling Gold and Silver.

The Stock of Silk and Gingham UMBRELLAS will be
found extensive, comprising every de*ription, at
Prices much Reduced.
102, BOLD-STREET,
SEVEN DOORS BELOW COLQUITT-STREET.