The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-08-04 00:00:00

FRENCH ESTABLISHMENT,

Removed; from No. 22 to No. 35, opposite Postofftce-place,
Church-street, Liverpool.)

I/
BRANCH HOUSES IN MANCHESTER AN RISTOL. '
MONSIEUR CHOFFIN, (from Pari FonEIGN Boors,
PRINT, and MUSIC SELLER, respec iliv invites the Pub-
lic to an inspection of his extensive a choice COLLEC-
TION of Ancient and Modern FRENCH E.N GRAVINGS
and LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTS, Plain and•Coloured, which
he continues to offer from 15 to 20 per cent. lower than any
other house i❑ the trade. •

French Books at the publishers' prices. Fitch, Sable, Hog
Hair, and other Brushes, Crayons, &c. French Ultra Ma-
rine and Carmine, Optical Views, amusing Mechanical Fi-
gures, &c. at equally.low prices.
Mons. C. deems it advisable to inform the Public, that he
continues to procure for his Friends works in -all Languages,
from Paris, also any articla,nl French Manufacture not pro-,
`hibited to he imported. .All these eotning direct .from his fa-
mily in Pftiis, instead of thikugh London Agents,' lons. C. is
enabled.fo be very moderate in hia, prices.
Subscriptions received for-all the new works`now publishing
in Paris. Catalogues of the principal French Booksellers ready,
for perusal. Schoois.,and Libraries supplied, and Exportation
Orders executed at 3 trifling Commission. •

N.l3.—A letter despatched to Pam every Thursday, and
large imports received once a'fortnigV.

VETERINARY 'MEDICAL DISPENSARY,
. 1 91, pA L lit,gTREEi. •
• IiAAVIri WrAGGART, VETERINARY SURGEON, Member
of.the'Royal Veterinary College, and Fellow of the Lon-
' doUVeteriaary :Medical Society, begs to intimate to the Nobi-
lity and Gentryof LiverOo'ol Arid its Vicinity, t the has corn-
' menced 'Practice at 91,' Dale-street, and re ectfully solicits
' their support. Having studied under the st celebrated Pro-
fessors im London and Paris, and for seve 1 years pursued the
_practice With distinguished success, un the finn of D. and
W. M'Taggart, Veterinary Surgeons, eeds, he flatters him-
self that he will be enabled to give entire satisfaction to those
. whO may honour him with their'patronage.
D. M'T. begs further to intimate, that on application at his
• Veterinary Medical Dispensary, the most approved Medicines
may be hid, with advice gratis, in all. cases where personal
attendance may be deemed unnecessary.' .
N.B.—Forge at Mr. BELLIS'S, Marble-street.

CAMBRIDGE' UNIVERSI
11,TESSRS. CREEKE and RATNET , Roes 'MAKERS
_Lilt and TAILORS, in submitting their t ms of doing Busi-
ness,' beg leave to return their sincere anks for the liberal
patronage they have experieriCed fr the University and
Public in general, and most respectfully to solicit a continuance
of the same.

• TERMS..
Twelve Months Credit, 'or 5 per Cent. Cash. 2.1 per Cent.
, Discount at Six Months, and ail accounts sent to Tutors con-
sidered as Ready Money, and. Discount deducted on delivering
. the Bills. An additional 5 per Cent..per Annum will be added
on all Accounts exceeding twelve months credit
Extra quality Black or Blue Coat £4 4s.
Regular Best • Ditto
Finest Coloured Coat 316
Regular Ditto - 3lO
The quality usually sold • 3 3
• Made td Order, and all other Garments at the same rate.
Clergymen's Silk or Tabinet Gowns from £5 ss. to £l2 12s.
, Cassock and Sash at two-thirds the price of the Gown.
Contracts to any extent for Army, Navy, or Foreign Cloth-
ing. Costumes of every Age and Country made on the shortest'
notice.

P.S. Tuom As Crt LEKE respectfully requests that all Accounts
contracted previous to the above 'Partnership may be paid
iinuediately; or they will be charged the additional 5 per Cent.
per Annum, and that those Gentlemen'who have not received
their Ae6mnts will be pleased to favour him, per post or other-
wise, with their addresses. ' • : '
Mews'-Yard, Sidney-street, July 28, 1835.

TO THE FASHIONABLE -CIRCLE OF LIVERPOOL.
.47411.1EDERICK AsTLEY, for some years Principal At-sis-
tant to Vox, of the Burlington Arcade, and previously
with Mr. Truefitt, London, announces to the Nobility, Gentry,
&c.. of Liverpool and vicinity; that, having had the honour of
waiting upon the following distinguishred•members of the'Royal
-Family, the Dukes of Cambridge and (late) Gloucester,.Frinceui
Augusta, Duchesses Cumberland and Gloucestey, also the piin,
cipal noble Vamilies in the kitigdinn, %Yid Trhin thein'ideeti/Vd;
expressions of extreme satisfaction, he will CUT and DRESS
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S ILAIR,in a style' unpiece-
dented in Liverpool, and excelled by none in the Metropolis :
a trial will ensure their approbation. ,`
GENTLEMEN'S WIGS on a new principle, entirely void
of stiffness and formality, the appearance of which will astonish
the connoisseur.. Also, the 'celebrated INDIA RUBBER
DIT '

The stiff end-sombre appearance, so just complained of,
and forming the great objection to Ladies w aring F'alse
entirely obviated, the natural appearance r der,ing it impossible
to lie recognised as the work of art.
To those ladies who value a smooth an glossy appearance of
the Hair, ASTLEY'S PERSIAN OIL will be found the only
thing extant to retain its gloss after application, and cause the
short and rough Hairs to comb with the long beautifully, either
with Natural or False Flair. f o those who wear plaits or Ring-
lets, it will be found to admit of no coinpetition with any article
of the .day. Price 2s. 6d., and ss.
A splendid Bost of the Princess Vittoria, in full Dress, from
life, obtained at a great expense, from the most celebrated Ar
tist in LOndon,

PERFUMERY of every description.
Cumparivons sOlicited in price and quality, 25, Bold-street.

?public Bobttz.

UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF' HER MOST 1
GRACIOUS MAJESTY, THE QUEEN,
THE PRINCESS VICTORIA,
THE MARCHIONESS OF CHOLMONpELEY,
LADY GREY EGERTON,
'• THE LADY ANN WILBRAHAM,
MRS. EGERTON WARBURTON,
MRS. ASHLEY, • M R.S. WOODIIOUSE,
MRS. HAYES,
MRS. LowTEN.
AND A COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT.
A BAZAAR, for the SALE of LADIES' USEFUL and
11... 'ORNAMENTAL WORK, will be held in the PRODS-
IIAM FRET: GRAMMAR SCHOOL, on Tficasnsy next,
the 6th of August. the proceeds of which will be applied in aid
'of the Fund fur Erecting and Supporting a National School in
frodshatn.
The Committee, ip announcing this_Bazaar, respectfully soli-
cit the contributions of alt who have it iu their power to forward
the great object of instructing the. Children of the. Poor.
They have sincere pleasure-in announcing that her Majesty
has been graciously pleased to patronize the Baiaar by sending
two elegant and Ornamental Baskets, a Drawing executed by
, the PrincesS Victoria, and a pair of Socks knit by the late Mrs.
Hannah More. .
The Lady-Patronesses and the several Members of the Com-
mittee have kindly consented to preside at the stalls.
Driers 1.6 be opened at Eleven o'clock.-
. Admittance-)ms Shilling.
. • For the convenience of those Friends of Education, resident
in Liverpool, who may be disposed to patronize this undertak-
' ing, the E.tierton Stearn-packet has been kindly granted by Mr.
J. Sothern,-and will start from the George's Pier-head precisely
at a quarter past Seven en the morning of the 6th August, and
will return from.Fredshain the-same evening.—Fare; Is. 6d.
~•I*. Mr. StUbl-is'S' Royal Harmonic. Band is engaged 'for the
occasion.

GRAND' JUNCTION RAILWAY.
• XTOTICE IS 11EREBYfGIVEN that ttie ANNUAL .OE-
-1.1• N ERA L of
RAitIVArCOMP.ANY rill be heldKn WEDNESDAY, the
26th day of August next, at One o'clock in the Afternoon. at
, the Cotton Sales Room, in the •Exchange-buildings, in Liver-
. Pool. Dated at Liverpool this 29th day of July, 1835,
J. SWIFT', Clerk of the Company.