The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-30 00:00:00

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T° be LET, a ••'JOINER'S large -SHOP and
~...-lcztitps in Clester-street. Rent .e20.-EA X2O•—Apply yto ROBERT
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uree large SHOPS in
Rent .e-10 each.
Birkenhead. 1
—PPIy to ROBERT HUGHge
ES,
Gran-
TO. be LET

`tent
421;4, 4 tiOUSE in Claughton-road.
nply to Ronnwr HUGHES, Birkenhead.
To LET, aai excellent SHOP and HOUSE
to
Roninitabrunean-street, Hamilton square. Rent ,e4O —APO'
ES, Birkenhead -
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. ob .. HOLTSES Al Dacre-park,
iiTJ.4zdAikerge.
ad..vent 4,30 melt. -- Apply to ROBERT
Ati.To be LET, a HOUSE and SHOP in Stamp-
ut_officDlace, Chester-street Rent .425.—ApplY to
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1,.." huotiEs, Bir nhead .
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datricr4a;tl-staelit ()UP in22Price-street,
—App,y to ROBERT
ti Rs, Birkenhead Corner
1:11° be LET s„.

, 4 tI.OI7SE and. SHOP in Argyle-
s°
itonitz;-.T, corner of Dacre-street. Rent 30.—ApPIY
. nuottlie. Birkenhead.
710 be IiET, a lav MUSE in Catharine-
-a. street top of Gra —ge ___.....
s. Water-closet,
arc. Rent ..t 40.--Appingteolnouafitgrig-ormooarns, Birkenhead,
rilo be SOLIVa
41.. Waterloo good 110IJSE and. SHOP in
,R,t, „. -13 ace, tenanted by Mr. Myers. Apply to
ritrOtt ES, Birkenhead. obe OLD, 15 Acres of FREEHOLD LAND,
ry , Thornton Hough, near Parkgate, fronting good Turn-
o'Ke Itoads.—pply to RoltEllT Ryon ES, Birkenhead,
LIVERPOOL DOCKS.—EVASION of DOCK
kATEs.—The Dock Committee think it right to direct
the attention of the Mercantile Public to ortions of the
cont
Of Parliament just Passed (and already il P for th con-
soliain of the Customs Law, which. force)
e th
improvements. they expect will etrectu Ilyr.Pvneghtn=usartheet;
evasion of Dock Rides. The Cooth seeti4 ,itji ITgard to ALL
FREE GOODS NtrokTED, providers ;41tioLivekpool, theh
owner, Mariter, or consignee of that,heir
agent, shall sign and leave with the collectorg:f it'' or is
Within fourteen days next after the finl chargenosf °mini
goods, a full and accurate list thereof, stating the qua Vt. es,
and distinguishing thew eight and contents by measurnemi 'et
of such goods, if any, comprised therein as shall be charege'
able, bY Weight or by measu for the freight ayable
thereon, and the names of cement,tconsignees (accrdin to the
bills of lading), teethe names of tbe persons actually paying
the freight, for same and on failure to leave such list,
[such owner, master, consignee, or agent shall forfeit the sum
of 20." The 122 d section has reference to ALL FREE owner
REPORTED, and provides.that, "at Liverpool the owner,
charterer, onsignee, broker, agent, or other p'erson '
in the loading anti clearance ot il,e exowirtir!g sltip sha actingpre-
pare a full and acciwate list or.
est f all such goods,
from the bills of lading and fretnglait-list thereof, and shall
sign and leave with the collector of the customs, within four-
teen days after suc ship shall have cle red outwards, a cor-
rect transcript of a'uch last-mentioned liast, or fifesman, with
the addition of the value of such goods, if any sl hare
been previously chargeable with duty at value:and of British
Bede, and distinguishing tl.erein the names of the several
o,„toers of such goods, according to the bills of lading ; and
~4 !allure to prepare such list or manifest, and to sign and
ueliver such transcript as aforesaid, such owner, charterer,
entisignee broker, or Other person as aforesaid shall forfeit
the sum O'r ~,e 20." The 139th section (among other things)
also provides for the delivery by each shipper outwards to
the agent of the exporting ship, and by him to the customs,
Of a duplicate bill of lading, which, in connexion with the
above enactnntnts, will render it diffienit and vet
vI
hereafter to evade Dock Dues, especiapy whn t' os
that all these provisions are in addition to, rid wit/ tnikPenallyn
facilitate the exercise of, the stringent ['powers which the
Dock Acts alreadyagivael tractile same purpose, under still
ohdpenalties, after this notice,
tAilsooxek, Csoecmrrnetaitrtye.e,
'higher penalties, a d
di. iv ii Will he strictly enforce —ByaNeireoff,
Dock-office, 25th dlugust, 1853.
_athe' Dock-office.'
put Copies of the, above notice_auitable to be
may b. had t
put up in counting-houses,
ir-NJUNCTION IN CHAINCERY.Mr. LAW.
-ai. RP.NCE HALL begs to inform his Friends that
against another Starch Mann-been ngain obliged to proceed.
durtis Brothers and Co.,
facturer for infringing upon his rights, and has this; day ob-
tained an Injunction against Mes!rse.
Patentee respectfully in-
of Poplar-street, Nottingham. (se Times, July 22, 18534
IMPORTANT CAUTION.—The
has obtained for it Such
toms the Public and Dealers thathis Starch continues to be
And, notwithstanding
tnanufactured upon the principle that
a decided preference over all otliera..
the fact that other
the
"144 art'cles that are made in imitation
riority of this Starch is best proved of it, the supe-
starch
ce Hall has now,
Lawren_
I makers of these
makers not only pirate and imitateby
the manufacturer's
label, but actually forge his name.
however, obtained injunctions against severe m
are liable to an
u:ll°u imitations, and parties selling such
on for damages ; and unprincipled dealers,
to the
rl'e of gain. will buy and vend the spurious starch,
rs by such
:NurY of the fair trader, will not deceive his custome.
who, for the
.ropositions. Purchasers are, therefore requested to ask for
taeLAWRENCE HALL'S PATENT STARCH,.
And also observe that every packa
a fac giraffe of his signature upon the label. It is ne
as
ge of the genuine arteiecsle.
sary to caution the public against being imposed upon, _
there are so many makers of starch, under the names of
POwder starch, soluble starch, glaze starch, rice starch, patent
whde starch, &, the g ter'propotion of which are no-
thing More or less than Potatorea starch. And most people are
aware that starch made from potatoes is very weak and defi-
cient iii body, and consequently cannot be granulated. hence
follows that it is sold in a state of powder ; and, from its
attractine•
in from the atmosphere, it does not retain
its stifferiing qualities for any length of time, a quality for
Which the patentee's starch stands so unrivalled.
Ask for LAWRENCE HALL'S PATENT STARCH.
Messrs. RAINIES and Co., Edinburgh, Liverpool, 411 d York,
Wholesale AFente.—iuty 22; iess.:

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(IN SALE,abrilliant-touedCOTTAGE PIANO-
FORTE,Afi ior 21 Guineas ; 62-Octives; in elegant Rose-
wood Case.—Apply at

NorCon:street

(AN SALE, by PRIVATE TREATY, a BUTCHER'S
kJ SHOP, &c., corner of Queen Anne-street, and HOUSES
adjoining, fronting Soho-street.—Apply to NEAL and MAR-
TIN, Solicitors, 4, Sweeting-street.

i-AN SALE, a useful Dun-coloured HORSE, with
X_F black legs, mane, and tail; five years old; and about
15 hands high ; steps well, and is steady in harness.—To be
seen at No. 1, Everton-road, Gregson's Well.

TO be SOLD, by PRIVATE TREATY, several
Lots of most desirable SHOP PROPERTY, situated in
the leading thoroughfares in the town, and well worthy the
attention of Investors.—Apply to THOMAS LLOYD, Surveyor,
&c., Sweeting-street, Castle-street.

rrO be SOLD, a most desirable Marine and
I. Country RESIDENCE, situated in the far-tamed Vale
of Clwyd, on the east side of the town of Rhyl, the most es-
teemed Watering-place in the Principality.—Apply to THOMAS
LLovp„ Surveyor, &c., Sweeting-street, Castle-street, Liver-
pool.

TO BREWERS AND INVESTORS.—TO be
SOLD, valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, consisting
of Public-house, House and Shop, Stables, &c., situate in
Oldhall.street ; also, a Public-house, situate between Great
Howard-street and Waterloo-road; also, a Public-House,
House and Shop, and Cottages, situate near North John-st.--
Apply to THOMAS LLOYD, Surveyor, &c., Sweeting-street,
Castle street.

LAND AND HOUSE PROPERTY NEAR
BIRKENHEAV DOCKS.-123,000 Square Yards of
LAND for SALE ; some portions of the Land will be sold in
small lots, and most of it is wry closely situate to the Docks
at Birkenhead. At present it may all be had at a low price.
To be SOLD, also, some s•ery eligible Lots of HOUSE
PROPERTY, paying exceedingly well, and all fully occupied.
HOUSES to be LEI in various parts of Cheshire.
H. P. PRIEST, House Agent, &c., Market-cross Chambers,
Birkenhead.

QT. MICHAEL'S HAMLET, TOXTETH-
PARK.—TO be SOLD, by PRIVATE TREATY, (with
immediate possession,) the very desirable, highly finished,
and commodious RESIDENCE, comprising 8000 yards of
Freehold Land, called the " Friars," in the retired hamlet of
St. Michael's, Toxteth, three and a quarter miles from the
Liverpool Exchange, having a beautiful view of the widest
part of the River Mersey (to which it has access by a private
walk and terrace) and the Cheshire and Welsh Hills, and
being within 300 yards of the river, and about the same
distance from St. Michael's Church.

The Mansion is approached through an avenue, or carriage
drive, by the lodge, and contains on the basement, or ground
floor, large entrance hall, breakfast-room, dining-room, ante-
room, drawing-room, with conservatory attached, kitchens
and scullery, butler's pantry, servants' hall, store-room, and
well-ventilated larder. In the second storey are six principal
bedrooms, (one very large,) and two dressing-rooms, with
bath fitted for hot and cold water, and a convenient store-
room ; and in the third storey there are also six bedrooms.
The cellaring is very capacious, and the drainage good.
The Out-buildings consist of a handsome lodge, stabling
for three or four horses. double coach-house, harness-room,
and all other requisite offices; and contiguous to the scullery
there is a force-pump and a well of spring water, for the
supply of the house. The lawn, plantation, shrubberies, and
flower-garden are tastefully laid out, and are in their prime.
The vines in the hot-houses are of choice sorts, and now in
full bearing; and in the kitchen gardens (which are walled
all round) are an enclosed fish-pond, forcing pits, melon and
cucumber pits, and a great variety of wall and other fruit
trees.

A considerable potion of the purchase money may, if re-
quired, remain on mortgage, at a moderate rate of interest.
For Cards to view, and for further particulars, apply at
No. 16, James-street, Liverpool, or to Messrs. CARSON and
aids, Solicitors, Fenwick-street, Liverpool.