The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-29 00:00:00

ic, SHAR ES IN MINES.
WILLIAM TRENERY, JUN. MINE AG 'T AND SHARE
BROKER, from Redruth, Cornwall, ost respectfully
informs his Friends and the Public he has on 'ale, SHARES
in the most productive Mines, which are paying excellent Di-
vidends, and he further assures those parties who may favour
him with their commands they may rely upon his utmost endea.
yours to promote their interests.
Letters (post-paid) to him at Innis's, Queen's Arms Tavern
Cheapside, London, will be punctually attended to.
50,9000 in West Wheal Brothersil,l2B in Wheal Kitty
1,137 in Wheal Jewel 1,100 in Wheal Seton
1,128 in South Wheal Basset i 0,6000 in Wheal Gilbert
20;5000in Harmony& Montague 1,128 in East Pool
1,64 in 'Wheal Union 1,116 in Penstruthal
1,100 in Copper Bottom 1,114 in Baltiong
1,90 in Marazion Mines 1,64 in Wheal Harriet
50,6000 in West Wheal Jewel 1,126 in Andrew Boscawen
50,5000 in Treleigh Consols 1,1(X) in Fortune
20,10000 in Redrot h United Tin 20,8000 in Albion Mines
and Copper Mines
And Shares in other Min
London, April 26th, 1836

ies too numerous to insert.

GLOTJCESTE

,-STREET DYE-HOUSE.

GEORGE SCOW embraces this opportunity of expressing
1.31- his grateful acknowledgments for the favours he has re-
ceived since his commencement in the above business, and
further begs to inform those wbo may honour him with their
commands, that he has enlarged his Establishment, upon a very
extensive scale, with suitable Hot Air and Bleaching Stoves,
that all Goods will be Dyed and Finished in a Style of supe-
riority.
All kinds of Silks, Satins, Velvets, and ritish and Foreign
Crapes Dyed and Finished. Ladies' Dr es, Pelisses, Cloaks,
Shawls, Veils and Handkerchiefs of ever description Cleaned
or Dyed ; Moreens, Damasks, and Stu of all kinds Cleaned
or Dyed and Watered; Furniture Prints, Sofa and Chair
Covers, Carriage Linings, &c., Cleaned and Glazed; Calico
Linings Dyed and Glazed; Carpets and Druggets Cleaned.

Gentlemen's Clothes' Renorated in a superior Style,

' {P Country Orders executed with the greatest punctuality
and despatch.
A GOOD JOURNEYMAN DYER and FINISHER
WANTED.

43, Gloucester-a:m.4, Liverpool.

TO THE TRUSTEES OF THE LADIES' CHARITY.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
WINDING that a vacancy has occurred in the office of AC-
.II COUCH EUR to your valuable Institution, in consequence
of the resignation of Mr. Oku, I beg leave trust respectfully to
solicit your votes and interest as his successor.
It is not my intention to attempt to list your feelings upon
my behalf by an enumeration of any a .antages I may have re-
ceived in the particular hrani li of Layxofessioo, y
wofession, or by stating
the degree of diligence with which I have endeavoured to arrive
at a certain knowledge of oueot the most important studies to
which a medical matt's attention can be directed, but from a
confidence (should I meet with your approval, awl be elected to
the vacancy) that my best endeavours and utmost zeal in your
service would be ever at the command of those Who hail ho-
noured me by their support.
I have the honour to remain,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Yours. respectfully,
JNO. II EATHCOTE.

44, Renshaw-street,
.4pril 28, 1836.