The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-23 00:00:00

E XTENSIVE SALE
OF
LINEN, COTTON, AND WOOLLEN DRAPERY GOODS,
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S
READY-MADE CLOTHING, &c.
E. S. TUTON
Having, preparatorily to his
RETIREMENT FROM BUSINESS,
Disposed >e
CORINTHIAN E ABLISHMENT,
62 64, LORD- BEET, LIVERPOOL,
And it being necessary td give possession to his Successors
before the arrival of the
"'SPRING SEASON,
For whickpfirpose the whole of his Stock must be
CLEARED OFF,
Respectfully proposes, in grateful requital to a generous and
discerning Public, for the liberal patronage accorded to him
through so long a series of years,
TO SELL UNRESERVEDLY,
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY,
And at prices without precedent in the
CHRONICLES OF THE GOOD OLD TOWN,
. The remainder of his
VALUABLE STOCK.
E. S. TUTON
Respectfully solicits his Patrons and Friends to favour him
with a Farewell Visit—to honour him with a Farewell Pur-
chase—before he withdraws into the retirement of Private
Life, to make way for his Successors,
DEMPSTER AND SMITH,
Whom he can with the fullest confidence recommend to the
patronage of his own best Friends,—
THE PUBLIC AT LARGE.

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A. PUBLIC DISCUSSION
WILL TAKE PLACE
On FRIDAY EVENING next, the 26th instant,
AT THE
CONCERT HALL, LORD NELSON-STREET,
• BETWEEN
EDWARD MIALL, ESQ., of LONDON,
AND THE
REVEREND JOSEPH BAyLEE, Of BIRKENHEAD,
UPON THE FOLLOWING QUESTION :
cZSign the State Church Prium:ple for the Maintenanc
—,-,Btian Institutions be justified by the Word of God ; ands
ciu"otPulsor Worshiptary System in support of Christian
• "hes and most in accordance with the revealed
mind of Christ?"
CR a r
.1t TO BE TAKEN AT HALF-PAST SIX O'CLOCK.
ADMISSION BY TICKET ONLY.
thl3"Yi 3d. ; Gallery, 6d. ; Reserved Seats, Is. To be had at
e Offices of the Standard, Mercury, Courier, and Albion
NSWspapers ;at Mr. Proials's, Church-street; Mr. LEDER'S,
London-road ; Mr. WALKER'S, 97, Bold-street i the Sunday
l'aool Institute, Lime-street ; and of the Committees of the
pti-State Church and Protestant and Reformation Associa-
:%s.

E X.TEN SIVE SALE
OF
LINEN, COTTON, AND WOOLLEN DRAPERY GOODS,
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S
READY-MADE CLOTHING, Sec.
E. S. TUTON
Having, preparatorily to his
RETIREMENT FROM BUSINESS,
Disposed of the
CORINTHIAN ESTABLISHMENT,
62 6. 64, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
And it being necessary to give possession to his Successors
before the arrival of the
SPRING SEASON,
For which purpose the whole of his Stock must be
CLEARED OFF,
Respectfully proposes, in grateful requital to a generous and
discerning Public, for the liberal patronage accorded to him
through so long a series of years,
TO SELL UNRESERVEDLY,
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY,
And at prices without precedent in the
CHRONICLES OF THE GOOD OLD TOWN,
The remainder of his
VALUABLE STOCK.
E. S. TUTON
Respectfully solicits his Patrons and Friends to favour him
with a Farewell Visit—to honour him with a Farewell Pur-
chase—before he withdraws into the retirement of Private
Life, to make way for his Successors,
DEMPSTER AND SMITH,
Whom he can with the fullest confidence recommend to the
patronage of his own best Friends,—
THE PUBLIC AT LARGE.

EXTENSIVE SALE
OF
LINEN, COTTON, AND WOOLLEN DRAPERY GOODS,
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S
READY-MADE CLOTHING, &c.
E. S. T U T O. N
Having, preparatorily to his
RETIREMENT FROM BUSINESS,
Disposed of the
CORINTHIAN ESTABLISHMENT,
62 6- 64, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
And it being necessary to give possessiPn to his Successors
before the arrival of the
SPRING SEASON,
For which purpose the whole of his Stock must be
CLEARED OFF,
Respectfully proposes, in
.grateful requital to a generous and
discerning Public, for the liberal patronage accorded to him
through so long a series of years,
TO SELL UNRESERVEDLY,
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY,
And at prices without precedent in the
CHRONICLES OF THE GOOD OLD TOWN,
The remainder of his
VALUABLE STOCK.
E. S. TUTON
Respectfully solicits his Patrons and Friends to favour him
with a Farewell Visit—to honour him with a Farewell Pur-
chase—before he withdraws into the retirement of Private
Life, to make way for his Successors,
DEMPSTER AND SMITH,
Whom he can with the fullest confidence recommend to the
patronage of his own best Friends,—
THE PUBLIC AT LARGE.