The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-12-03 00:00:00

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THE superior elegance of the French Cachmere Shawl
over that of British Manufacture is proverbially ad-
mitted, but confirit, in this country, to the upper classes,
arising from the high rate of duty, namely, Thirty-five
per Cent. ad valorem.
. D. SCURFIELD, 104, Bold-street, has the honour
of informing the Public, that he has entered into arrange.
ments with

M. DUMAS aid Co., Rue de Fosses, Mt.
Martre, •
M. COIGNET and Co., 6, R e Fosses,
PARIS,
Mt. Marte,
Messrs. CHAPUSOT an ARDIVEAU, 2, Rue
des Fosses.
Makers in the very highest repute, for the delivery of a
stipulated Quantity of the richest French Cachmere Long
and Square SHAWLS, at a reduced rate of duty.
By these arrangements the Public will be materially
benefitted. FOR INSTANCE, FRENCH SHAWLS
usually sold from Five to Twelve Guineas, and even
higher, W . D. SCURFIELD IS NOW SELLING FROM Two-
AND-A-HALF TO SEVEN GUINEAS, without any reduc-
tion in the quality of the Article.
In order that the consumption for these BEAUTIFUL
and FASHIONABLE PRODUCTIONS may correspond with
his heavy engagements, the smallest possible Profit will
be attached. Goods bought in Paris for a Franc (10d.)
will be sold at One Shilling English, which, considering
carriage, freight, &c., is a profit that will scarcely admit
of competition.

W. D. SCURFIELD,
NEW SHAWL AND MANTLE WAREHOUSE,
104, BOLD-STREET.

LIVERPOOL SAILORS' HOME, REGISTRY,
AND SAVINGS BANK.

rrHE Public are respectfully informed that BOOKS
iowie,
1, for CONTRIBUTIONS to tll LIVERPOOL SAI-
LORS' HOME, &c., are n r ying at the Banks and
News rooms. Contribu 'er s may be paid at the ROYAL
BANK OF LIVERPOO rto any Member of the Commit-
tee.

ST. MARK'S SCHOOLS.
fIN SUNDAY next, the Eth instant, TWO SER-
V MONS will be Preached (D. V.) in ST. MARK'S
CHURCH, in aid of the Funds of the Schools in con-
nexion with the Church and Dist = : in the Morning,
by the. Rev. J. CORDEA , M.A., Incumbent of St.
Silas' ; and that in t vening, by the Rev. R. DA-
VIES, M.A., Mini er of St. Pant's. .Divine Service to
commence at a Quarter before Eleven o'clock, Morning;
and Half-past Six o'clock, Evening.

PUBLIC DINNER

TO
SIR HENRY POTTINGER, BART., G.C.B.

PHE PUBLIC DINNER to Sir HENRY POTTIN-
GER is fired for To ESDAY, th 4-ipstant, at the
TOWN-HALL.
The WORSHIPFUL T MAYOR in the Chair.

CCKMITTEE.
James Lawrence,Esq.,Mayor. John Jerdein
S. C. Arbuthnot George Kendall
Elias Arnaud Ambrose Lace
George Armstrong Joseph Langton
William Balleny George H. Lawrence
James Bateson John Shaw Leigh
George Beley Harold Littledale
Josias Booker Robert Livingston
N. D. Bold J. B. Lloyd
Thomas Bold James Logan
Jose ph Brereton George Malcolm
Ralph Brocklebauk Hugh Matheson
William Brown C. S. Middleton
M. F. Brownrigg J. Bramley-Moore
James Byrn John Moss
W. P. Bushby Thomas Moss
Thomas Chilton Cottingham Moss
John Clow Thomas Murray
William Byrom'Corrie W. J. Myers
Nicholas Crooke William Nicol
R. C. Crosbie John North
John Crosthwaite Edward Parry
John J. Currie Edward Pilcher
Richard Dawson William Potter
Robert Dirom Robert Rankin
Well Dixon Christopher Rawdon
Robinson Duckworth Thomas Ripley
William Earle Edward Rushton
Thomas Edmond Thomas Sands
Peter Ewart Henry R. Saudbach
R. G. Farbridge G. C. Schwabe
C. P. Fletcher John Scott
T. K. Finlay Robert Semple
Francis Foster Joseph Shipley
S. S. Gair William Stuart
John Garnett J. A. Tinne
Duncan Gibb Samuel Thompson
Adam Gladstone John Thomson
T. S. Gladstone Thomas Todd
Robertson Gladstone Charles Turner
George Grant James Tyrer
Joseph Hegan ' Stephen Vertue
Fraincis Heywood Sir Joshua Walmsley
J. Pemberton Heywood Daniel Waterhouse
Haynes Higginson W. H. Whitehead
Hugh Hornby Henry Winch
Joseph Hornby J. Nelson Wood
T. B. Horafall John Wright, and
Samuel Holme Emanuel Zwilchenbart,
William Jackson - Esqrs.
R. Jamieson



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