The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-23 00:00:00

GREAT SALE
OF
LINEN AND WOOLLEN DRAPERY,

,
SILKS, SHAWLS,
BLANKETS, SHBETINGS, QUILTS,
MR !NOES. PRINTS,
TABLE AND FAMILY LIN S,--
eirpermirga
SHIRTS, &c., &c
CORINTHIAN ES7' L erISHNIENT,
62 and 64, e-STREET,
WI UT RESERVE,
In consequence of tia remises being disposed of, and Mr. E. S.
TUTOR obliged-to give up possession on the Ist of May.
THIS DAY (Tuesday), and following days, at Eleven o'clock

prompt. -
Catalogues may be had each Morning of Sale.
W. J. BOSOM WORTH,
Auctioneer.

THE REAL LIMERICK LACE AND IRISH
POPLIN WAREHOUSE,

15, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
JOSEPH C. NADIN, PROPRIETOR, MANUFAC-
TURER, and IMPORTER, begs to inform the Ladies of
Liverpool and vicinity, that. at the solicitation of many of his
Friends and Customers, be has added the LIMERICK LACE
Department to his IRISH POPLIN TABBINET Business.

fie has this day imported the Richest and Newest Designs in
the following Articles:—

WHITE VEILS, 13ERTHES, CAPES, LAPPETS, HANDKER-

CHIEFS, COLLARS, &c., &c.,
Mid Magnificent DRESSES, suitable fos_Ball-and Wedding

F'avours,

J. C. N. confidently hopeaill- e will meet with the same
extensive and Distinguished ronage in this beautiful fabric
that he has received i at of his " Real Irish Poplin Tab-
binet," knowing that article in either of the above branches
of Sterling Ints anufacture need only be seen to be pre-
ferred to those...which are made in imitation. though not in the
least resembling the well-known quality of either.

JUST ARRIVED, a magnificent Selection of SPRING GOODS.
The ONLY HOUSE in ENGLANI) established exclusively for
the Sale of the above Articles.

N.B.—Orders by Post, from all parts, strictly attended to

COALS

JOHN JOHNSON begs to inform his Friends and
the Public of Liverpool that he has, THIS DAY, disposed
of his business as COAL MERCHA GEORGE
LOXTON, with whom he has ma rangements for the sale
of his King Coal Cannel an ith's Slack, and whom he has
also authorised to coil Outstanding Accounts.

JOHN JOHNSON.

59, Oldhal:-atreet, March sth, 1650,

COAL TRADE.
WRIGHT AND TAYLOR,

(Successors to Thos. Ashall and C 0.,)
Proprietors of ROUND HOUSE and PLAIT-LANE COL-
LIERIES, .Wizan, beg respectfully to inform the Merchants,
Shippers of Coal, Steampacket Companies, and Housekeepers
that they have arranged with Mr. GEOROE LOXTON to act as
their Agent in Liverpool, and are prepared to execute Orders
for House Fire Coal, Ship Orders for Cargo or Stores, and sup-
ply Steampacket Companies with the best Coals, from their
Mines in Wigan.
W. and T. are working at their Collieries—

INCE FOUR AND SEVEN FOOT COAL,
FURNACE AND STEAM COAL,
PEMBERTON FIVE FOOT.
PEMBERTON FOUR FOOT, •
•
SMITHS' SLACK, and
FURNACE SLACK.
Office, 59, OLDHALL-STREET.
Yard, 49, LEEDS-STREET.

GEO. LORTON

Begs leave to refer his Friends and the Public to the above
Circulars, by which it will be seen he has succeeded to the old-
established business of Mr. JOHN JOHNSON, in the House Fire
Coal Trade, and has also made arrangements with Messrs.
WRIGHT and TAYLOR, Coal Proprietors, to act as Agent for
the Sale of their Ince and Pemberton Coals.

Mr. JNo. JOHNSON'S King Coal and otinnel (raised imme-
diately contiguous t 3 the Collleries:of Lord Balcarres) are of
acknowledged superior quality ; and the Ince and Pemberton
Coal, worked by Messrs. WRIGHT and TAYLOR, are allowed
to be the best Common Coals raised in the Wigan district, and
are strongly recommended as House Fire Coal; they are also
lumpy and clean, and well adapted for Shipping purposes.
All orders for House Fire Coal, Shipping, &c., will receive
prompt attention. GEORGE LOXTON.
Office, 39, Old Hall-street.i
Yard, 49, Leeds-street.