The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-23 00:00:00

Zratit anti .itlanufarturro.

EXTRAORDINARY REDCCTION IN "EA.7
FIN EST
SOUCHONG-FLAVOURED C NGOt,
Five Shillings per Pound.
.1T JAMBS COOPER'S NEW TEA WAREHOUSE,
4-1, HANEL H-4TREET.
WANTED, an APPRENTICE'; 'one from the Country will
he preferred'.

REMOVING FROM OFIURC H-STREEI"IO
CAS TISK-STREET,
(.IDJOLNING Jtfß. K,ll-E's; aluill R-OFFICX%)
TOSE PH DAVIS; TAILOR, &c:, embr Cei -The orportunity
CI of attain thanking his Friends and e Public fur the
crea,itig patronage he continues to recer e. -
The same AIODERATE CHARGE, SUP RIOR CUT, and WORK-
MANSHIP, tilliCh has gained him so decided a.preference, shall
continue, and no effort shall be wanting to give every satisfac-
tion to all who may honour him with their commands.
To his Nliw and FASHIONABLE STOCK, selected with peculiar
care, from the first Houses, On the best terms, J. D. begs to call
pa, ticular attention.
30, Castle-street, June 22d.

HAIR CLOTH & CURLED HAIR ISIANUFACI'ORIES,
24, Upper Pitt-street; and 41, 14'sod:street; L'ierpool.
ARIES RREARLEY and Co. beg to inn° ce to the Pub-
T lic and Trade generally interested in t above articles,
that they can be supplied to any extent, and n the most liberal
terms, by applying at either- of•thektliOve p ces.
Retail dealers in the business will find advantage in mak-
ing their purchases at these 'establisfint s, as they can at' any
time be supplied with'whatever quanti they may wish to pur-
chase.

Country purchasers will please to obsen'e that these are' the
only Establishments in'Liverpool where. Ildir Cloth is Mon-.
factured, and the terms on which • they can. be •siipplteir wikon
inspection, 'befit their appi-civak

. . .
ECONOMY T_N-.1.) HESS.
IMPORTANT TO TIIE"GENTRY OP LIVERPOOL AND
ITS VICINITY, AND THE ADJACENT PARTS OP
CHESHIRE.
1-11 J. BELL, Timor:, (from Walker's, 'St. ,Jairies's-street,
A • Londen,) Na. 4, Leece-street:(to of 80ld-street, mirth
side of St. Luke's Church,) respectful! solicits the attention
of Gentlemen to his 'very* reduced rites of Gentlemen's
CLOTHES, for Ready Money; and' ' gs leave to state that his
exie/
. .
system of cutting is founded upon'th lost improved principles
of practical science, by whit-111e uaradtees to fit with certainty
and elegance the human fi,knre in all its variations.
A complete suit of Black' £4 4 0 •
Ditto ditto, of the finest' quality'possible 5 5 0
Gentlemen finding their- Orin cloth can have their Garments
made up in the mostt-fashinniible manner; Coats, £1 Is., Waist-
coats, 75., Trousers; Bs., a'Complete 'suit, £1 lls.
Orders thadkfully received and punctually attended to. '
A Note addressed as above will meet with immediate 'atten-
tion.
Nime but first-rate workmen are 'employed.
Observe, No. 4, Leece-street, (tep of Bold-street,.north side
of St. Luke's Church.)

GENTLEMENIS )As H IONABL OSTIJM E
ESTABLISHMENT
Bank-buildings, 31, . C'astl street.
WEST of ENGLAND CLOTHS CASSIMERES, &c.,
V of the most prevaifinge!ifou , old by the Piece or Yard.
Garments made to order at Pr unequalled, without any
responsibility to purchasers, for prompt payment only, viz.:—
Various Colour Dress Coats, Waistcoats, and s. d.
I rowsers, per order
audsome Frock, with Silk Facings 3 3 0
Sirpe,rfine Black Dress Coat, Waistcoat, and
Trowsers, complete 4 14 6
The Proprietors beg to assure the public, that all Coths, Cas-
simeres' &c. sold at this Establishment are of genuine West of
England manufacture.
Trade Supplied, as heretofore, at manufacturv's prices.

viz
~.
iii/j R. BELL, from - London, Al IL LI R, DRESS-
1.- MAKER, and • EMBROIDRESS,- , LEECE-STREIZT,
north side of St. Luke's Church, top of Bu -street, Liverpool:
Mrs. B. begs leave 'most respectfully to nform the Ladies of
Liverpool and its vieinity,thatshe'has me need Business; at
No. 4, LEECE•STREET j and flatters he elf, from her long ex-
perience in the metropolis, in the above business, and by strict•
attention thereto, to merit's share of. public patronage.
Ladies', Dresses made-in-the first. style of Eleganee and
Fashion.—Ball and Evening. Dresses, Pelisses, Jusenile
Dresses, &c. &c. Made, 'Embroidered,• Piped, and Braided to
any Pattern.

N.B.—The lowest nosaible terms.—Any Orders thankfully
received and punctually attended to
No. 4, Leece-street, north aide of St. Luke's Church.

CHEAP GLASS.
LIVERPOOL AND CHESTER/
:GEO. M'DONALD, Cut GLASS, LUST and CHANDE-
LIER MANUFAC-TCRER, ROBERT-81'HE T, 7S, BYROM-
srttEET, 16 and 17, LORD-STREET, comer f John-street, Li•
verpool, and 33, Bit t DGE-S fREET-R6W, Ch . ter, begs to inform
the Public that he has bought the entire 'TOOK of FLINT
GLASS belonging tathe BANK QUAY (LASS COMPANY,
both at Liverpool and at their works at Warrington; at less
than Half Cost Price, which-he is mow Selling 25 per Cent.
un ler any Manufacturer in England. Among the Stock will
be found a most splendid Assortment of Table and Lobby
Lamps, Lustres, and Chandeliers, &c. Never was there such
Bargain's of Glass in Liverpool. A single trial•will prove the
fact.

Every Article in the Trade made to order and Pattern:

nilHE.Ladies of Liverpool are particular] nvited to inspect
id the ;following valuable STOCK of" EW ' MUSIC, at
HALF PRICE:—Just received;'from L 'don, a 'grand Selec-
tion of Vocal,- Gnitar, and Piano Forte IUSIC; from Muzio
Clementi's, REDUCED •to- ri 0,-elic Sold by Rtiss and
NIGHTINGALE, Chronicle. Office,' No 12, Lord.-street; also of
`WHEELER, Manchester. Catalogu gratis. Where maybe'
had; Stoman's last new 'Bhllad, y the' dark Euphrates,"
which Was created such a powerful sensation in London, and is
equal to'his " Maid of 'Judah," "The Merry Mountain Child,"
and " The Daughter of Israel," whiCh are universally popular.
H. Phillips's great Ballad, " Hassan the Brave," by Clarke.
Also, " She is yours," historical ballad of deep interest, by
Bayley and Humell, beautifully illustrated, strongly recom-
mended. New editions of " The Sailor's Tear," " Remember
me," " Love from the Heart,„" Banners of Blue," " Oysters,
sir," "My poor- Dog Tray," "We met within the Abbey
Walls," " We parted," and 2,000 various ' • also, upwards of
400 Pieces, of the best compositions, suitrible for the Piano'
Forte, 50 Overtures, 150 Quadrilles and Waltzes, 10 Operas,
250 Duets and Glees, 150 Italian Songs and Duets, Guitar
Melodies, Flute and Violin' Mirsic; Sacred Music, and 1,500
Songs, Ar L T HALF PRICE.
Agents for H. B.'s POLITICAL CARICATURES.

BYROM HOUSE.
NEW'TEA WAREHOUSE, 25, BYROM TREET,
(EXACTLY 'OPPOSITE HUNTER-STRE r.)
IN .consequence of the. removal of reStri ous in the Tea
Wade, aud- arrivals' of cargoes direc from Cauton to
Liverpool,
JAMES MEYRI
has made arrangements for the" IMPOR ATION OF TEAS
of the finest quality and flavour, which will be sold at
25, BYROM-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
in their Pure State, at the following Reduced Prices, fur Cash
only:—