The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-02-10 00:00:00

PIANO-FORTE

AMOST superior elegant Rosewood COTTAGE
CABINET, by one of the large London makers, selected
from nearly two hundred, and warranted to stand in tune equal
to any ever made ; is 6 octaves, and of the finest quality of tone
and touch ; is a Sixty Guinea Instrument ; and will be sold for
nearly half.
Apply at 90, Duke-street.

FOR SALE, BY PRIVATE TREATY, or MUTUAL

VALUATION.
A RARE AND ,DESIRABLE OPPORTUNITY
CAR PROPRIETORS AND OTHERS.

THE COACH AND CAR- ESTABLISHMENT of
Mr. GEORGE ADAM GREEN, situated in one of the best
Stands, and greatest and respectable thoroughfares in Liver-
pool, together with the very valuable and well-conditioned Stock
of prime ' HORSES; Two valuable four-wheeled COACHES;
Three valuable. CARS, and One CAB, Two four-wheeled
PHAETONS, One two-wheeled PHAETON. four Sets of Single
Harness, Three Sets of Double Harness, Four Sets of Gig Har-
ness, Five excellent Gigs, also all the Stable Utensils, Water
Tubs, and other Articles connected with the business.
The Business has been long well-established, and any person
about to embark in this line would find this a most rare and
advantageous opportunity. The Stock of Horses, Cars, Coaches,
Gigs, &c., may be taken at a mutual valuation ; and the Stand,
Stables, and Coach-houses may be taken as usual from the
Landlord.

For further particulars apply to Mr. Hitt, Auctioneer, 75,
Hanover-street, Liverpool; or Mr. G. A. GREEN, on the Pre-
mises, Roscoe-lane, Leece-street, Liverpool.
N.B.—Mr, HILL i$ instructed to say, that in case the Stock
of Cars, &c., cannot be sold by I'rivate Treaty immediately,

be given

Attu ionbittationo.

NEW VOLUME OF IYAUBIGNE'S HISTORY OF
THE REFORMATION.

THE FOURTH UME (containing .the most
important Epochs in. VOL_
the Great Reformation) is now Pub-
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An .Exposition of Psahn xxiii.

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or, Exposition of. Natural, Simple, Agreeable, and Infalli-
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" Mr. Thomas Keating, Chemist, &c.,
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Extract of a Letter, dated St. John's, Fewfoundland,
October 18th, 1845.

" To Mr. Thos. Keating, St. Paul's Churchyard, London.
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