The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-08-23 00:00:00

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T FAMILIES ABOUT"TO FU
Messrs. VENABLES and Co. respectfull form the
Nobility and Gentry, that they had, pr fiously t the recent
great advance on Wool, purchased ery extensive STOCK
of BRUSSELS, KIDDERMIN ER, and VENETIAN
CARPETS ; also, a splendid Assortment of MERINO DA-
MASK, MOREENS, &c., which they intend to dispose of at
prices unprecedentedly low; specimens of the various articles
necessary for FURNISHING, with appropriate and novel De-
signs, sent to any part of the kingdom on approval. lin early
application is strongly recommended.
NAVARINO Housn, No. 75 and 76, Lamb's Conduit-street,
London.

2-1, CLEVELAND-SQUARE.
TONES and ROGERS, successors to Mr.•T. GriEGORY, beg
*most. respectfully to inform their numerous Friends, that
in consequence of the solicitations of many of the most respect-
able Inhabitants of Liverpool, they have determined to con-
tinue in their old-established Premises for the present. They
feel so deeply impressed with the manifestation of confidence
and kindness, that they are determined to exert themselves for
the future more than ever, in order to show that the confidence
of their kind friends has not been misplaced. They have sacri-
ficed the arrangements the - ad made in London, although at
some inconvenience, th rey might not appear ungrateful.
They have visited all e principal Manufacturing, Districts,
and in consequence of the advantage of purchasing for Ready
Money, they, have laid in an entirely NEW ST QC K of
GOODS at prices considerably below the presenttinarket
price. Notwithstanding the immense rise which has lately
taken place, their Stock will be found,. on . inspection, to be
cheaper than when the trade was in the most depressed state.
They'have purchased the choicest Manufactures of Lyons
and Grenoble on the spot, and have imported them themselves. In
short, as they are unwilling to followthe modern principle of
making large pretences which it is impossible to realise, they
respectfully request their Friends to pad' them an early visit,
when they will themselves be able to judge whether or not the
Stock df Goods, of every description, is such as to warrant
J. and R. in asserting it to be the cheapest and best selected
ever offered in Liverpool.
It would' be needless to specify all the different Articles which
they have purchased, but they cannot-I)dt claim at te their
Alunnvos; which, having been bought early in the season, will
be founcl•ls per cent. cheaper than any other Stock in Liverpool.
N.l3:—The lowest prices fixed, and no abatement made.
THREE ASSISTANTS WANTED. To save trouble,
none need apply except those who are well acquainted with the
Trade, and can produce unexceptionable references.
Liverpool, august 21st, 1833.

ON SALE.
A N excellent GREyyPONY, live years old, thoroughly
1-1 L well paced, and w be warranted perfectly sound. May
be seen at Mr. HuGnEs's Livery Stab'es, St. Vincent-street,
Great George's-square.

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