The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01 00:00:00

RUSSIAN CRUSH FABRICS

Numerous Fabrics in great esteem among the Russi"n
Nobility, and particularly calculated for long wear, and of
novel effect, have also been unpacked ; together with
several Cases and Demi-cases of Silk Pocket handker-
chiefs, Cambric Ditto, Scarfs, Vestings. French Kid
Gloves, &c. ; Jean Marie Farina's Eau de Cologne, 6s. 6d.
the Case. usual price' 15s. to 18s.

OBSERVE:-SALE AT THE PARTHENON
ASSEMBLY-ROOMS.

N.B.—Strangers are requested to observe that Great
Charlotte-street Is the Third Tui ning oat of Ranelagh-
street from the Top of Church-street, arid the PARTHRNON
will be readily disc nguished in consequence of its lofty
architectural embellishments.

BENJ

AMIN HOLMES,
W H ITESMITH,
BELL H kNGER. TIN AN IRON PLATE
WORKER, BR R. &c..
NO. 87. /SLING , LIVERPOOL.

SIIOWER, SLIPPER, &)J4ii3A.THS FOR SALE OR HIRE
Repair Neatly Executed.

TO THE LADIES OF LIVERPOOL

FUNERAL & FAMILY MOURNING HOUSE,

82, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
SIX months since, our Senior had the honour of in-
forming you of the induction of Two of his Sons into
Co-partnership. We now beg to come before you with
expressions and feelings of gratitude for a Half-year of
successful enterprise.
In the one Branch of our siness we have made it
our especial duty to retai ur character for faithfulness
and personal assiduity t structions given to us, and we
note an enlarged prefe ,nee on the part of the Public to-
wards our House and its Funereal Arrangements.

In the Complimentary and Family Mourning Depart-
ment of our Business, we shall be well satisfied, should
the closing half of the year make " the return" the half
now terminating has already made ;—proyfs that Business
well defined, with close attention and moderate Profit in
combination, can have encouragement in this community.

The Stock we hold in the Branches which we relinquish,
viz. :—Coloured Goods, Flannels, and Linens, from
known quality and price, is commanding the attention of
Purchasers for Family use.
We beg leave to announce tJ you, the return from
London of our Junior, with an exten'ive and recherche
Assortment of Complimentary and Family Mourning,
and to express our desire that the same should have the
honour of our inspection.
We are, very respectfully,
Your obedient humble Servants,
THOS. WILSON & SONS,
(Formerly of Duke-street and Old Dock.)
2)th May. 1845.

METHOPOLITAN DYE HOUSE.
CH ARLES BOOTH,
GENERAL DYER AND SCOURER, AND
CALICO GLAZER,
No. 8, ST. ANNE-STREET,
16, MOUNT-PLEASANT, AND

6, NELSON-STREET, OPPOSITE DR. RAFFLES' CHAPEL,
N consequence of the great success he has experi need
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at his Establishments in Mount-pleasant and Nelson-
street, and to meet the wishes'Of a large and respectable
class of his customers residing at the Northern and East-
ern parts of the town, 'Mr. Booth has been induced to
open a Branch Establishment in St. Anne-street, where
he hopes, by the same care and attention which it has al-
ways been his study to give to the orders of his support-
ers, to merit a continuance of the extensive patronage he
has so long enjoyed.
Mr. BOOTH also takes this opportunity of returning his
grateful acknowledgements for the very liberal support he
has received during the last eleven years in the Dyeing
business ; and of stating that the many improvements his
experience has suggested to him in every department,
places him in a position to finish his work in a style
equalled by few, and surpassed by none, in the trade.
Mr. BOOTH would particularly call the attention of the
ladies of Liverpool and its vicinity to his superior me-
thod of Cleaning and Dyeing the undermentioned arti-
cles, and this he can the more confidently do, as, by his
knowledge of chemical agency. and with the aid of good
and efficient journeymen, (whoat he personally superin-
tends,) the goods are subjected to a process peculiarly his
own, which, without in the least injuring the colour or
texture of the fabrics, renders them, in appearance,
equal to new.
Foreign and British Shawls, Mouseline de Laines and
Chalies Cleaned and Dyed without the slightest injury to
their colours. Moreens and Silks Dyed and Watered
equal to new ; Dresses, Silks. Satins, Velvets, Crapes,
Merinos, Crape Shawls, Lace Veils, &c. &c. Cleaned and
Dyed ; Furniture Prints, Sofa and Chair Covers, and
Carriage Lining Cleaned and Glazed without being taken
to pieces ; Carpeting and Druggets, etc. etc.; Feathers
Dyed and Curled. Kid Gloves Cleaned on an entire new
principle, at 4d. per pair. Gentlemen'sWearing Apparel
Renovated in a superior style. An Allowance to Hotel-
keepers and the Trade..