The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-26 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL ACADEMY

THE ANNUAL EXHIBITION of the WORKS
of LIVING ARTIST -
OLD POSTOFFICE-PLAC RCILSTREI?T,
VOW OPEN for a SHOR ME to the WORKING
SSES.
A ssioN. TWOPENCE.
Children er Twelve Years of Age, ONE PENNY.
Catalogues, One Penny.
Open from Ten in the Itterninff till Ten at Night.
JAMBS BUCHANAN, Secretary.

ESTABI.N.HED A.D: 1800,

THE ORIGINAL

I'z'ASiii6S;ABLE STAY AND

CORSET ESTABLISHMENT.

24. WHITECIIAPEL, OPPOSI . STREET.
MRS. FLYNN, gratefu r the unvarying and
constant patronage e continues to receive from the
Ladies of Liverpool, a its vicinity, begs to inform them
that the has now a ed to her Stock an extensive variety
of FRINCI I Ci) NS, together with an immense assortment
of STAYS of her own manufacture, which she will dispose of
at a price so much reduced as to leave but the lowest possible
remunerating profit.

ROYAL BANK BUILDINGS,

COFFEE

ALTERATION IN THE PRICE TO FAMILIES

Reduction of THREEPENCE per lb

Good Plantation COFFEI

(Common—whole Berry-
The Choicest OLD MOCHA

... Ild. per pound,
aattetritnver.)

td., equal to former Is. 9d

IMPORTANT TO RAILWAY TRAVELLERS AND
HORSEKEEPERS.
EVERY variety, both in style a iti,of those
real comforts, RAILWAY W ERS, or KNEE RUGS,
may be obtained at
E W S

NOTED HOT CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
17, RANELAGH-STREET, /opposite the Witterten Hotel,)
where, as usual, is constantly on hand an immense Stock of
every dpseription of_ Horse Rues. Horse Snip'. and Saddlery
Woollens, Gig and Carriage Rugs, together with all the appen.
dages of the stable, at the lowest Wholesale Prices.
Also, the SOUTH AMERICAN PONCHO, introduced by
C. A. and Co. three years ago.
C. ASKEW AND CO.,
WOOLLEN MANUFACTURERS,
WAREHOUSE, 17, RANELAGH-STREET,
(Opposite the Waterloo Hote‘,) LIVERPOOL.

IMPORTATIONS FGR
CHRISTMAS AND THE NEW YEAR

L. L HAUSBURG has the pleasure of announcing,
that the "SELECTION OF FOREIGN ARTICLES FOR THE
SEASON," made during his late journey, tbas arrived, anti it
affords him much gratification to state that. notwithstanding
the great difficulties presented by the results of the recent
events, which have paralysed industry throughout the Euro-
pean Continent, he has, by a prolonged stay and increased
exertion, succeeded in procuring so splendid a COLLECTION
OF ARTICLES, that, he fl ttcrs himself, it will be deemed
even superior to those of past Seasons.
F. L. ii. also begs to add, that, although tally it has
been impracticable to obtain choice Go , suitable for his
Slosh, at lower rates than ordinary ' :mediate paument and
extensive purchases have, in s instances, enabled him to
accomplit.h this object, and moderato prwe of such Articles
will excite surprise, the e of the Stock on hand, of the same
description, having en RE-MA EKED at a corresponding
reduction.

To TRVINIMENSE STOCK OF HIGHLY FINISHED
BRONZES

have been added some beautiful " MODEL BRONZES,"
superbly finished, and the Collection will be found unequalled
by any in the Kingdom.

BOHEMIAN GLASS, ALABASTER, &c.,
Has also been considerably augmented.
F. L. H. would further direct attention to the extensive
STOCK OF

FANS, PURSES, RETICULES,
ARTICLES in BUHL, Real SEVRES CHINA, TABLETS,
CIGAR CASES, PORTE-MONNAIES, PRESSE-PAPIERS in
Roman and Venetain Glass, Ladies' And Gentlemen's RIDING
WHIPS, and other innumerable FANCY ARTICLES, !nany of
which are offered at exceedingly moderate , rises.
The Selection of
MUSICAL BOXES
comprises the Works of the first Composers, and to some of
the Boxes is attached Mechanism of an ingenious and novel
character.
For the Amusement of his Juvenile Friends, F. L. H. has
provided an extensive variety of
CONJURING AND OTHER TOYS, GAMES,
• DISSECTIONS, COLLECTIONS of MINERALS,
&c., &c., imparting valuable and interesting information com-
bined with great amusement.
F. L. H. tenders a respectful invitation to his Friends and
the Public, and trusts that an inspection of the immense and
varied Stock will be found amply compensatory for the trouble
of a visit.

F. L. HATISBURG,
OLD POST-OFFICE BUILDINGS