The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21 00:00:00

VERY GREAT SACRIOCE

To offer to the Public (at Prices that l defy competition)

his large and valui), 6le
STOCK OF MRS,

And assures them that they will find his Goods quit.: as
cheap, if not much cheaper, than at those Houses who are
conslantly

SELLING OFF

______ • _
H. G. I. has just completed an elegant Assortment of
FUR CARDINALS, CARDINAL BOAS, or vIcTo-
RINES, &c. Parties will find this an excellent opportunity
of providing against the inclemency of the season.

Ladies wishing to have a really genuine Article can select
their own Skins at this Establishment, and have them made
up in a very short time by Workmen of the first class,

O
Who alone are allowed °t
ol‘faittLtOiedNtoDgaNt'departinent.
Cleanings, Alterations, and Repairs, as usual

Tif ESSRS. CRISP and HEALEY, encouraged thereto
:.V.1.. by several of their Friends, have been induced to com-
mence/ the business of AUCTIONE EIS &APPRAISERS,
in addition to their CLERICA and SCHOLASTIC
AGENCY. Mr. CRISP'S long perience in the value of
Household Furniture and Proper in general, both in Lon-
don and elsewhere, leads Messrs C. and H. unhesitatingly
to declare their ABILITY to make advantageous disposal of
any Property that may he entrusted to their care; and, from
the SITUATIONS OF nu) wr which they have hitherto held,
they consider themselves warranted in claiming CONFIDENCE
for correctness and promptitude in the despatch of their
busiiiess. .

20, SLATER-STREET, January 25th, 1843

SWEEP FOR THE DERBY STAKES,
AT THE
VICTORIA HOTEL, DRURY-LANE.

1O be Drawn on the 25th of March next, (Lady Day,) at
Four o'clock P.M., 152 Subscribers, it Twenty Shillings
each. The holder of the Winning H •, e to receive £9O
the Second Ditto, £39. Twenty unds to be divided
amongst the bolders of the Horses hat start, and the re-
maining £l2 for Expenses, &c.

J. BERRY takes this opportunity of thanking the Public
for the liberal manner in which they have supported him, and
assures them that nothing shall be wanting on his part to
insure a cuntinuauce of their favours.

DINNERS and SNACKS Every Day; Choice WINES
and well-aired BEDS.

WILL BE OPENED ON SATURDAY MORNING
NEXT, THE 25TH FEBRUARY INSTAN
NEW TEA HOUSE,
NO. 7, QUEEN-SQUARE.

TO THE PUBLIC,

'THE activity and enterprise of modern co ercial trans.A
actions arc in no instance more striki, •ly shown than
in their effects on the TEA TRADE. w • ch is becoming
gradually less' influenced by the exclusiv ..licy consequent
upon the East India Monopoly. In th metropolis, where
this influence has ceased, we now see th .usiness carried on
upon a system no where else observed, namely, the RETAIL
added to the WHOLESALE TEA TRADE, by which an
experienced judgment, established and acting under great
responsibility, is secured in the selection of the various qua-
lities of the article. Having suitably altered our wholesale
Premises to carry this system into effect, we beg to lay before
you the following principles on which we solicit your sup-
port.
A total repudiation of the system of advertising characters
to Tea which the quality will not bear out, either leading the
public to the purchasing of low trash, under the impression
of procuring a good or fine Tea, or making an opening for
endeavouring to avoid the sale of these particular Teas, when
asked for, by urging the sale of others, at a higher price.
Among the various denominations of Tea, Congou is one
which, in its lowest sound quality, is always considered a
good useful Breakfast Tea, and which the great body of the
People are more desirous of obtaining than any other : this
Tea we recommend in every grade. Various other denomi-
nations of Tea are usually mixed with this ; such as Pott-
chong, &c.. which is generally advertised as Common Congou.
This article (it is not entitled to the name of Tea) is chiefly
brought from the jungles of Siam, and ranges so low in
quality as to be obtained at 6d. per lb.
Entirely excluding this and such other fictitious Teas, we
shall confine ourselves to the sale of the produce of China.
only, at the lowest rate of profit which light expenses and
large sale will enable us to accomplish. .
These are the fundamental principles on which we found
our claim to your support, being convinced that even at our
lowest prices you will feel satisfied you have obtained a sound
and genuine Tea, at a reduction ranging from Bd. to Is. 6d.
per lb. on the usual retail charges.

s. d.
Low qualities at
Genuine good CONGOU, coarse.... 3 9{ less money, if
required.
Fine DO., strong, small black leaf .. 4 2$ A most excellent
t Tea.
Rich PEKOE Kind
Finest Rich PEKOE SOUCHONG.S 0 mended for
fine qualities.
Finest Flowery PEKOE .
Court.

1 Good com.green
Fine HYSON Kind 4 6
much lower.
Rich HYSON, full flavour 5 0
Finest Young HYSON 6 0
Fine GUNPOWDER 6 0
Finest (very strong) bright shotty t 7 0
leaf DITTO...