The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-06-18 00:00:00

June 18, 1844.

Co in ,Oolli.

TO he PIANO-FORTE.
SOLD, a highly-finished and brilliant-toned
COTTAGE PIANO-FORTE, with the grand touch
and sliding action, Metallic Plate, and all the latest im-
provements.
11n, be seen at No. 151, Duke-street, opposite Corn -
yams-street.

FOR SALE, a Brown GELDING, 5 years old, and
harness;; handsome ; quiet to ride, and to
also, a new GIG, HARNESS made byaccustomed il-
Ham
ton. for the Horse.
_To be seen at Henderson' Stables, Mount-pleasant.

TO BE SOLD,
VALUABLE LAND FOR SMALL TENEMENTS.
ALL that PROPERTY, situate in Back Rathbcne-
;, street, (above Great George-street,) belonging to
Thomas Tobin, comprising upwards of 4000 yards, now
enclosPd by a Stone Wall.
PPlication to be made to THOMAS TOBIN, South
JoAhnstre et.

TO CHEMISTS DRUGGISTS.
TO be DISPOSED OF,AN thD e BUSINESS, STOCK-
-IN-TRADE, and FIXTURES, of a CHEMIST
and DRUGGIST, DEALER IN TEA. &c., who. after
North years'
uccessful practice in a Market Town in the
England, contemplates retiring from business.
_The Incomihe ng will be of but small amount, and the
i'remtses. in t occupation ,f the Advertiser, which are
law advantageously situated hi the Market-place, may
be secured to his successor.
APPlications may be made to Messrs. EVANS and
f.ESCRE-.
Bartholomew-close, London ; or to Messrs.
.VANS and SONS Liverpool.
June 13th, 1844.

TO be DISPOSED OF, to close a Partnership, a
RETAIL SPIRIT VAULTS and BOTTLING
ZAREHOUSE. The Premises are extensive, with a
t:gl'ng-house attached. Rent £6O, and situated near
ten e Custom-house. The remaining small Stock, ex-
ten Fixtures, and Utensils complete for carrying on
an
Pensive Business, may be taken at a valuation.
-.PI* to S 1, Standard-office.

BY ORDER OF THE ASSIGNEES OF ROBERT HARRIS,
• A BANKRUPT.
EXCHANGE HOTEL AND RESTAURANT,

DALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
TO be DISPOSED OF by TENDER. all the unex-
pired ESTATE, TERM, and INTEREST of the
present Tenant of and in all that well-accustomed and
highly-respectable HOTEL and EATING-HOUSE,
known as the EXCHANGE HOTEL and RESTAUR-
ANT, situate in Dale-street, within fifty yards of the
Exchange, and in the immediate vicinity of the Docks,
Custom-house, and Public Offices.
This thriving Establishment is replete with every requi-
site for a tint-rate Business, is in thorough repair, and
has been recently painted and papered throughout.
The receipts since the Licenses were granted have aye-
raged from 4''6o to 1:i0 per week, and, with attention,
may be considerably increased. The opportunity, to a
clever and enterprising individual with a moderate capital,
affords a desirable mode of investment, w.th every pros-
Peet of realizing a handsome fortune.
The Premises are held under an agreement for a Lease,
dated sth July, 1843, for a term of nine years, at a rent of
22113,6 Per annum, payable quarterly.
Stoehl, Party taking the Concern will have to take the
hold- of Wines, &c., which is small, and also the House-
Furniture, Bar Fittings, and Fixtures, which are all
new and in excellent order, at a valuation to be made by
.tsaume one to be mutually agreed upon by the sellers and
`4.e Purchaser.
toTenders to be addressed and sent to W. MELVILLE
Or tiAs' Esq., No. 6, North John-street, Liverpool; on
known
the 20th instant; and further particulars may
sur "awn on applicaticn to Mr. MORGAN, Official As-
togrne3e, Cook-street, or to Mr. EDWARD NORRIS, Solidi-
, Harrington-street, Liverpool.