The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-07 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL MUSICAL FESTIVAL.

ryiHE COMMITTEE beg to announce that they have made
1. arrangements with the Directors of the LIVERPOOL
and MANCHESTER RAILWAY for an EXTRA TRAIN
of CARRIAGES, to leave Manchester,for Liverpool on the
mornings of Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, at half-past
Eight o'clock on each day; passengers by which Trains w►ll
arrive in. Liverpool in time for the Morning Oratorios of each
of those days:--also for an EXTRA TRAIN to leave Liver-
pool for Manchester at Five o'clock on the morning of Satur-
At;,,. -the Bth of October, to convey parties home after the
FANCY BALL of Friday Evening. But for the latter Train
places must be booked in Lime-street before Nine o'clock on
the. Evening of Friday.
JONATHAN BROOKS, Chair Man.

GOLDEN EAGLE ESTABLISJ-1M ENT,
102 AND 103, Bor,n-szpvgr.
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and extensive selections Of Foreign and British Manufacture
are now ready for insueetion.

J. C. PARSONS,
HAIR-CUTTER. PERFUMNU, _Y VD PERRUQUIER,
No. 99, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,

11)ESPECT FULLY announces his having undertaken the
.I.L. business so successfully carried on by 111r./Danson. The
superiority of the Edabiistiment being undisputed, the best
rules fir maintaining its character will be dopted; and PER-
FIAIERy, COMBS, BRUSHES, and ever equisite. for the Tot-
LETTE, will be sold upon the mercantil rinciple of small pro-
fitse
and quick returns. He begs to inform the Nobility, Gentry,
and Public, that the Hair Cutting and Dressing department
will have his
.particular. attention. It being admitted that the
preservation of natural Hair is preferable to the use of false,
however correct the imitation, those who place their Hail. under
his management may be assured that the necessity of its use
will, in must cases, be totally precluded. As the future beauty
of Children's Hair greatly depends on its 'first training and ma-
nagement, he will -ever give such directions as his long expe-
rience in this practice shall suggest. For the convenience of
those who are engaged in mercantile pursuits during the week,
J. C. P. and his able assistants will be in attendance till a late
hour on Saturday evenings.
S. C. P. celebrated throughout England for his original in-
vention of INDIA RI:BHER BOOTS, SHOES,•and GOLOSHES, so-
licits ap,.inspection of these articles, as..also of his FRENCH
SHOES, CLOVES, and FLowEas, which are regularly imported.
Merchants and Captains supplied with Perfumery for Expor-
tation at Wholesale Prices.

E MOST
EXTENSIVE COLLECTION

oP
FANCY GOODS

EUROPE.

ITIHOMAS WOOLFIELD respectfully invites the No-
A_ bility-Gentry auti Public to an inspection of his present
unrivalled display of
ENGLISH AND FOREIGN ELEGANCIES,
comprising Spine of the most novel, superb.cand choice Articles
ever manufactured, which he has been/ollecting, forwarding,
k,
and arranging florin.. the whole of le Summer for an
•• . •.Ex.TAA. DIS,PLA AT THE
FESTIA,_•L," .

awl he hopes the Visitors and Public of Liverpool will call and
inspect the same, and bear their testimony to the fact that there
is Out in any establishment in Londen a more .
EX'AUNSIVE OR ELEGANT STOCK.
Atriongst aieXiore pr -out Articles of Jewellery, T. W.
wishes to djaw atAntign . ,
•
OPM. PIOND 5tr044.1:,'
U OVA°.
The Opals are matchiella, one of them nearly au iuch.in length,
and of most rare quality.
PEARL AND DIAMOND SUIT, -•
VALUE £4OO,
_ _ __ _

. ,
The centre Pearl of the Diadem is nearly round, being seven-
eights of an inch in length and more than three quarter of an
inch in width ;.in these two Suits very little • money is char-
ged for workmanship, THOAIAs WOOLVIELD having succeeded
in purchasing them fn the value of the Stones from a
RUSSIAN MERCHANT,

whom he met with on the. Continent, and'from whom he also
purchased on the most advantageous terms, for cash, upwards of
ONE THOUSAND POUNDS
worth of the most beautiful
TURQUOISES,
of splendid colours. and of sizes that are very rarely found.
T. W. has had as many of these handsome stones mounted
up as time permitted, into
BRACELETS, HEAD-ORNAMENTS, BUCKLES,
EARRINGS and BROOCHES.

and has still an immense choice of the Stones by him unset and
which he can mount up into any Article required on a few days'
notice, and the prices of
LARGE STONES,
from the favonrable terms on which they have been bought, will
be little more than one-half of the usual charge. Turquoises
are now much the fashion, and a more favourable opportunity
of obtaining them at a low rate can never occur,:—what will
remain of these Stones unmounted in December next, 'l'. W.
will sell to the London Jewellers, for the winter trade in
town.
In all other kinds of JEWELLERY, T. W. has greatly
increased his already extensive STOCK, which his immense
Sale enables him to keep constantly supplied with
EVERY NOVELTY AS II APPEARS.

THE STCYCK OF
CHEF D'CEUVRES IN BRONZE,

Is also greatly augmented. Amongst them is a very fine Group,
representing the Passage of the
PONT D'ARCOLE.
This splendid Work of Act was originally cast by order Of tho
late MADAME LETITIA,

MOTHER OF
NAPOLEON BUONAPARTE,

The- Artist being under an engagement not to make another
during her life. The present is the third curly, the second
haying been recently ordered by the
SISTER OF NAPOLEON,

THE
EX-QUEEN OF NAPLES:

It is of Bronze floreutine, mounted oa Marble of Sienna.
The price is £lOO.
Also, a MAGNIFICENT CLOCK, representing
NAPO L EON
CROSSING

MONT ST. BERNARD,
After the celebrated Picture of Alvin.
Price £lO5.
4 MORE OF
TIME,
SEATED ON THE
RUINS Og....,EMPIItES,
Decidedly one- of Me finest Bronzes in
EUROPE,
The contemplation of it offering to the mind at all times a deep
intellectual treat. Price £65._

A copy of the famous
CHEVAL DE MARLY,
Price £45.
A very fine FLORENTINE BRONZE,
The GIAOUR,
From Lord By rou's Poem of that name.
Likewise several other choice Bronzes, fitted up as
CLOCKS,
Amongst which may be named figures of
JULIUS Ch.:SAR,
B E LISA RI US,
DEMOSTHENES,
MARS,
Id IN ERVA,
TIME, (an erect Figure,)
HANNIBAL,
MILTIADES, &c. &c.
When the workmanship of these fine Bronzes is minutely
examined, and their nnperishable nature considered; T. W. is
confident that the desire to possess them will become more ge-
neral in England, especially when it is remembered that their
value increases with age, even more than' any other work of
u,t, frOckt heir unchanging. nature, and from the original models
being destroyed or otherwise lost = Artists, and those who can
admire their productions, are respectfully invited to an inspec-
tion of them, without reference to purchasing;—the taste once
abroad, the sale is certain.
There is likewheian immence addition to the Stock of
SMALLER CLOCKS,
MISCELLANEOUS BRONZES,
and
FANCY CHIMNEY ORNAMENTS,- -
of all kinds, adapted to ail sizes of Rooms; and a great
variety of new and elegant
CHANDELIERS,
LAMPS,
GIRANDOLES,
CADELABRUM.
&c. &c.
many of them very splendid, and being T. \V.'s private paterns,
are not to been seen in any other Establishment.
Besides these more costly and unequalled articles,
• THE S I'OCK
HAS BEEN RENOVATED THROUGHOUT,
and in all its several departments is in a most complete apti
efficient state ; but the number of small fancy things being
much too great to be here detailed, the Public, pnichase(s or
not, are respectfully invited to inspect tbem. The cash prices
are all marked, and no dilductions made, which saves trouble to
all parties.
'Jewellers, Lamp Repairers, Lacquerers, Dressing-case and
Desk Makers, and Leather Workers, all employed on the
premises, and Work in each of these Branches done as expe-
ditiously
.as possible.

EMPORIUM FOI~t FOREIGN AND BRITISH
• • SHAWLS AND CLOAKS,
78, BOLD-STREET, NEXT THE MUSIC-HALL.
PeRINGLE, LAWSON, and ' L
MP beg to. announce the
return of Mr. Kemp fr Paris and Lyons, and Mr.
Pringle from the Provincial 11 rkets, with a superb collection
of all that is novel, elegant, and fashionable in the various des-
criptions of Foreign and British SHAWLS and CLOAKS, to
whicti they beg to call the attention of the Ladies of Liverpool
and vicinity.
Shepherd Plaid Cloaks in great variety.
78, Bold-street. .‘