The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-05-28 00:00:00

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FAMILY LINEN, SILK MERCERY, HABER-
DASHERY, SHAWL, &c. ESTABLISHMENT,
60 and 62, OLDHALL-STREET.
JOHN BRISCOE begs leave to announce the arrival
of his SPRING PURCHASES (in LONDON), which
are now ready for Inspection, and also that his Premises
ARE RE-OPENED,
after considerable alterations, with a Stock far surpassing
anything he has ever had the honour of displaying. He
wishes to call particuhr attention to his celebrated Stock
of IRISH TABINETS,

of which he has jut received the
LARGEST IMPORTATION

ever made by him.
Also, a very extensive and choice assortment of Dress
Silks, Cashmeres, Palermitans, Delaines, Printed Cam-
brics, Neckerchiefs, Gloves, Hosiery, PARASOLS, Rib-
bons, and especially his Spring and Summer
SHAWLS AND SCARFS,
of British and Foreign Manufacture, consisting of rich
Satin, Cameleon, Paisley, and French Filled and Printed
Cashmere, Bat ege, and other fabrics.
Lace and Muslin Collars and Capes, Habit Shirts,
Veils, Falls, Sce.

SUMMER FASHIONS
FOR
GENTLEMEN'S DRESSES.
THE greatest NOVELTIES, and very great variety
of the first-class MATERIALS, in BRITISH and
FRENCH ELASTIC GOODS, for
SUMMER COATS,
SUMMER TROUSERS,
SUMMER WAISTCOATS,
AT THE
CIVET CAT,
72, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
Where superior Garments are made at very moderate
charges : the prices are the same as usual, a List of which
may be had on application.
The increasing trade to this Establishment is convin-
cing to D. MYERS that his system of business is giving
general satisfaction, viz., purchasing first-rate Goods, em-
ploying best Workmen, paying remunerating Prices for
their labour, and having no other Establishment, the Pro-
prietor is enabled to give this business his undivided and
proper attention.
MERCHANTS' and CAPTAINS' ORDERS, to any
extent, executed on the shortest notice.
Observe the Name and Number—
D. MYERS,
TROUSERS-MAKER, NAVY TAILOR, AND WOOLLEN

DRAPER,
72. Lord-street, Liverpool,
N.B.—No business transacted on Saturdays.

GENTLEMEN OF LIVERPOOL AND ITS
VICINITY.
JOHN WOOD, in returning thanks to his Customers
and the Public, for the extensive and increasing pa-
tronage with which he has been favoured since his com-
mencement in Liverpool, cannot but feel, with honest
pride, that it is the reward of an enlightened community
to his spirited exertions, as an individual, in breaking
through a Monopoly injurious alike to the Workman and
the Public, and establishing in its stead an upright and
liberal sy-tem of trade adapted to the times, and by punc-
tuality, civility, and vigilant attention to the wants of his
customers, to endeavour to identify their interests with
his own, and thereby merit and increase the confidence
with which he has already been honour d.
In alludinz to the leading articles in his extensive Stock,
he would particularly recommend
Waterproof Hats.... 4s Od Gents. Silks
Shortnap Do. I 6 0 Do. do
Real Stuff D 0..... 8 0 I Do. French .... 10 6
Beaver Do. Do, .... 12 0 Do. do. 12 6
Do. double covered ..16 0 Do. velvet pile .. 15 0
These are all stiffened with good Shellac, not Paste and
Glue.
OBSERVE! 73, LORD. STREET, opposite Tuton's.