The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-12-17 00:00:00

bec. 18446

FURTHER REDUCTION.
SELLING OFF,
ERT DESCRIPTION OF
IN WINTER AND .
ME AUTUMN
RINOES, TARTA DRESSES,
SS NS,
j;),`YL, C4SHMERES
SILKS, SATINS, SHAWLS, HOSIERY,
• AND FANCY GOODS,
JOHNAT 58 BOLD-STREET.
LANGDALE announces to the Ladies of Li-
IN2erpool and Cheshire, that he has commenced SELL:
Opp his Fashionable STOC ery Reduced
tifuties, Find on inspection Ladie find the beau-
littlemost.
" mageifieen
_more half-pric
t Goods the very best quality, at
1,n4.14.„ fleareqts partjeu ar attention to the following lots :
uu Pieces Rich Fancy Dress Silk, all at 230. per yard,
1 usual price 3s. 3d. per yard.
neees very Rich Brocades, at 2s. 61d., original price
4s.
Xl,OOO worth
per yard.
loi4u1)0 worth Rich Paris Bonnet and Sash Ribbons, all at
150r11 e Yard.
N., Rich Cashmere Dresses, all at Bs. 6d. per Dress,
600 the full length.
Evening Dresses, commencing at 9s. 6d. the full
150 D uress.
"vening and Ball Lace and Embroidered Flounced
IMuslin Dresses; from 12s. Gd. each.
.700/4-street.
?Re' mx—REMAINS OF SUMMER STOCK OF.
DREGBAREGE, MUSLIN, AND FANCY
‘.T LESS THIN HALF-PRICE.

T° CHARITABLE SOCIETIES,
• POOR LAW GUARDIANS,
ITHING SOCIET,IES","&c., &c.
'4ASKLOET tnade to any. Size and Price, and a large
fact% tIPPI3• constantly n 'hand.—Apply to the Mann-
er,
• • RIFFITHS, 36, CHAPEL-STREET, Liverpool.

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Gy 4NTAED, a respectable well-educated YOUTH, as
Stall APPRENTICE to a-CTItMIST and DRUG-
Por
street, tarticuliars app} t 0 M. HARRISON, MOM,
rEnskrk.

A
I,I`"J.ING PERSON a d seventeen, of the Este-
in a riled Church wishes toe engage as GOVERNESS,
She is' compete t •Intruct in the usual
French--e of English ' with Music, Singing,
and
.13rg.
Acitlr g
e -
M 81 t. James's-street.
A~e~A.rlVl ~ ,

ROYAL INSTITUTION.
RE-sy, PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
he
_n
the ECTABLE WIDOW,LADY, residing_
oien
he above Part of the towiwtSn minutes' walk tr
ho r Institution and,ilventy from the Collegiate,•EN
I`LtAseet,,els_ves into her 'small-Family Two YOUNG G
having all the comforts of home, will have a
feren '''‘-;"Y
for One after the Christmas Vacation. Re-
' Lett" ien
if required.
,earsg a vddr'essed E. H. 96, Standard-office, will have
te attention.
A. 7VIJNG LADY is desirous of obtaining a SlTUA-
bilitv- ,4,`-'N as GOVERNESS in a Family of respect.a-
-b • that f
eitlz 0 a Clergyman would__be-preferre4,_heraim
She i_ninciness and considera.timfTather than high terms.
reutVenVetent to teacjo.Musie, French, and :he usual
Add; cif
English Education.
ess II• .1 Box 20, Po stoffice, Liverpool.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
WASTE PAPER.
:WANTED, WASTE PAPER, in the shape of old
Publi levvsPapers, Imperfections, Odd Numbers of
Jourbl ions, or Proof Sheets, old Ledgers, Day-books,r
ton Letters Law-papers • ighest prices per
e r cwt acco;di to •' . Cash down as soon as
" articles, are weighed
Poriation e weighed ga packed. The whole is for
Appiv
b
__street. Y letter, or personally, to ROBERT PALMER,
, 3, Lord-street, or to GEORGE RAE, 7, Nile-

RDIANS.
TO PARENTS AND GUAa YOUNG LXDY-
IN a highly select Establishment,
Can be received as ARTICLED PUPIL. Advan
tages of no common kind are offered in Music, Singing,
and French, •
Nvlth a first,it E
taught by a resident Parisiaen. ng
Tie Young Lady could
be lishfig. lunation. French
placed on an equal footi in every respect with her
companions, the opportun' _is worthy the Professional and otlor entlemen attention of
desirous of securing
superior advantages to their Children at a very moderate
Premium. References to Clergymen and Gentlemen of
the highest respectability.
Address V.
V. Z., Mr. CANNELL's, Stationer, Castle
street, Live
--.._ .

A prIt,MERICAN ADVERTISEMENT.
EIGN and DOIVI-ESTIC COMMISSION and
of WevvtIIPPING HOUSE, well established, in the City
1114)oden York. United States, having an extensive
Metecorre-
ir co in every part of the Union, wish to increase
connexions in Great Britain, for the Sale of its
Liee toracctitirosuril•es for the Purchase an a e of Stocks, the
and' Settlement of ccounts, and the Ship-
-441: produce, of which Advertisers can influence
quantities as 'as well IS Orders for the Purchase and
e
kat ii"."l,ng of Goods. "References will be made to h
are no
acting,
Houses London for whom the Adverts rs
Addr I"'
13.8. dregs, Box 555, Branch Postoffice, New York City,

GENUINE DURHAM MUSTARD,
In lb. and 1-lb. Lead Packages.
THE universal satisfaction this Article has given to
Families, and the patronage e-Proprietary have re-
ceived since they have intro& the GENUINE ARTICLE,
enables them to have it nufactured according to their
own direction, and th,ey are now in a position to supply
Dealers at Manufacthrers' Prices, thereby insuring pure
quality, which is so difficult to obtain.
This Mustard possesses double the strength of that
usually offered to the Public.
HOLLIS, WALFORD, and Co.
, Bold-street and 8, Dale-street,

LIVERPOOL COLLEGIATE INSTITUTION.
MR. J. A. SHARP begs to announce that his engage-
ment as MATHEMATICAL and NAVIGATION
MASTER, at this Institution, terminates at Christmas,
after which period he pronsefto devote his time to
private pupils •, especiallyXch as are designed for pro-
fessions in which an ac4uaintance with any branch of
Mathematics is requisite.
Mr. SHARP w;11 prepare young Gentlemen for the
Merchant Service, for Mercantile Houses, and for Cadet-
ships at the Naval, Military, and E. I. Colleges ; and
with this view he will receive a few pupils as boarders.
12, Kertrinulon-terrace, Liverpool.

LES SOIREES D'HIVER.
JAMES R. PALMER'S EVENING PAR-
INI. TIES, for the Practice of LA POLKA, WALTZ-
ING, GALLOPES. and Q LLES, will com-
mence on THURSDAY ne , the 19th instant, at the
Rooms in Wilton-street
27, Soho-street, Dec. 12, 1844.

GYMNASTICS AND CALISTHENICS.
Air ONS. HUGUENIN begs respectfully to apprise his
.I.ll.lPupils and the Public, that his GYMNASIUM is
REMOVED to the COMMERCIAL-HALL, Glouces-
ter-street, where it will continue Open from Ten in the
Morning till Nine at Night, onlVl-014DAys, WEDNES-
DAYS, and FRIDAYS, and the ottfEr days from Ten till Six
o'clock. Ladies' Classes_prrMoNDA ,at Ten o'clock ;
also TItURSDAY and S.6URDAY, at Eleven o'clock, for
Gentlemen, as usual.

GYMNASTICS.
MR. W. CREAGH (WILLY.) late of " Huguenin's,"
respectfully informs his Friends and the Public that
he has taken the large and convenient room in Tarlton-
street, (lately used as a Shooting Gallery,) which he in-
tends fitting up as a GYMNASIUM, that shall contain
all the most approved Machinery and Instruments of
Foreign Profess Ors, together with the Modern Improve-
ments; and such additions as nearly twenty years' study
of the subject has suggested to him, and he flatters him-
self he will introduce to notice the most complete Esta-
blishment of the kind ever seen in this country.
A Dressing-room wipvtvery convenience attached.
Terms of Subscripti r. may be known on application at
I the Gymnasium.
The Room was Opened on THURSDAY last, the 12th
instant.
N.B.—Boys taken during the Vacation.

LIVERPOOL ART UNION, 1844-5.
SINCE the establishment of the LIVERPOOL ART
UNION in 1834, the sum of £8,734 has been sub-
scribed, to which the further sum of £2,415 was added by
Prizeholders, making a total of £11,149, beyond" the
amount of the usual sales during the Exhibitions, ex-
pended in the promotion of the Fine Arts, than which, it
is presumed, nothing, more stros :17—in favour of the
utility of such Associations ca .e urged.
This Association is eon, ..sed of Subscribers of One
Pound and upwardse E • y Member for each One Pound
subscribed is entitled}. one chance of obtaining, at the
Annual Distribution in January *next, one Work of Art,
besides being presented with a fine Line Engraving. The
suhjkct selected is Wilkie's "Blind Man's Buff," en-
graved by Rainbach. Size, exclusive of the margin, 24
inches by 16k inches high.
Prospectuses may be had, and subscriptions will be re-
ceived, at the Exhibition Rooms, Postoffice-place ; by the
several Members of the Committee, the undermentioned
Agents, and by the Secretary, Mr. JAMES PALMER,
Slater-court, Castle-street.
AGENTS IN LIVERPOOL.

Mr. LINNECAR, Printseiler, 15, Ranelagh-street ;
Mr. ISAAC, Engraver. Castle-street ' - Mr. LACEY,
Printseller, &c., 100 and 66, Bold-street; Mr. GIBBONS,
Printseller, &c., 26, Bold-street; Mr. KEYS, Papier
Mache Manufacturer, 52, Bold-street; Mr. RICHARD-
SON, Artists' Repository, Postoffice-place.
By order of the committee,
JAMES PALMER, Secretary.
Liverpool, 12th Dec., 1844.