The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-22 00:00:00

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94h Night of the Grand Lyrical Tragedy of I --.! ..,•;;- . ill
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MR. AND MISS VANDENHOFF
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AS CREON and ANTIGONE• ii... .1. \
?PIS present TUESDAY -EVENING, the 22d inst.,
4 will be performed for the eighth time here, the
• rtud Lyrical Tragedy 'f
o AND ' GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.
tree ANTIGONE.
• al! • • Mr. Vandenhoff. I Antigone.. Miss Vandenhoff.
• .. `uocian.... Mr. 7,,,,,r4.1- Tiresias.. .. Mr. Rogers. —HEARTS RESOLVED AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD.—SmoLLYT
r : To cone e with the Play of _
0 , p„. THE HONEYMOON.
1 fee;CS OF ADMISSION :—Dress Boxes, Three Shil- - -- --- - -- --- -- ---- -- -
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• isdPper Boxes, Two Shillings ; Pit, One Shilling
No. 1201.1 TUESDAY JULY 229 1845.
6,.:',i,?Pence; First Gallery, One Shilling ; Second Gal- 9
"1, sixpence. No Second Price. , . ___
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In°Or 8 to be opened at Seven o'clock, Performance to
i ence at Half-past Seven precisely. ('iIENTLEMEN'S DRESS and FROCK COATS, 11111111 OBERT CLAY respectfully announces that he has IMPORTANT
ri ite..° Bonnets allowed in the Dress Circle, and no Chil- k." Cut by an eminent Artist, insuring a splendid fit, at It taken into PARTNERSHIP Mr. JOHN ABRA-
TO FAMILIES FURNISHING. WI
4ln arms admitted to any part of the house. the Lowest remunerating Prices, at LIAM, who has had the superintendance of the Dis-rn
, • NO MONEY RETURNED. DAWBARN AN ) DAVIS, pensing Department of the Liverpool Apothecaries' Co-
-1 STAGE
MANAGER, Mr• W.J. HAMMOND• TAILORS --AND DRAPERS, pan from the commencement of their business in 1838 to FAMILIES FURNISHING
110, BOLD-STREET. the present time. are invited to inspect BE(
THEATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL. From R. CLAY'S experience, during the time he was at S. CUTTER'S ]
R. JONES, the head of that establishment, of Mr. ABRAHAM'S ment f
kIISS VANDENHOFF announces to her Frienis HAIR CUTTER, WIG MAKER, PERFUMER, ability to fulfil the duties of so responsible an office, he superior Stock of
,sk And the Public, that her BENEFIT will take place No. 37, CHURCH-STREET, has great satisfaction in confiding to his care the super- CHIFFONNIERS, SIDEBOARDS, SOFAS,
b FRIDAY next, the 25th instant, when will be pre- WISHES to impress upon the minds of all Ladies and intendance of the business in Bold-street. CO UC HE S, LOO AND DINING
. 'ed the New Play of Gentlemen that his Establishment stands unrivalled This arrangement will enable R. CLAY to pay greater F
as a DepUt for all
H ONEST-Y. descriptions of Ornamental Hair. He attention to the manufacturing of Chemical and Phar- ROSEWOOD and MAHOGANY CHAIRS,
Douglas Trafford......
(44 or; Julia iss Vandenhoff. Patent, and Ventilating Wigs,,which, for lightness, dura- with steam-power, steam apparatus, and every requisite EASY CHAIRS, His gri
ginally perform by them at the Theatre-Royal, bility, and approximation-to nature, have never been for insuring the production of preparations of the highest in Leather, Hair Seating, and Chintz ; also, univer:
--"-trivent-gardeu.) excelled. --.- character.
4,., After which, a COM EDY, in Three Acts, . A large Assortment always in Stock of the newest and With these advantages, Messrs. CLAY and ABRAHAM FOUR-POST, FRENCH, CAMP, OTTOMAN, and maven
HALF-TESTER BEDSTEADS,
Which Mr. and Miss VANDENHOFF will appear, being most fashionable designs. His selection of Perfumes, hope, by attention on their part, to meet with the con- AL
the Last Night but One of their Engagement. Soaps, Combs, Brushes, Eau de Cologne, &c. will be tinued confidence of their friends among the profession in Mahogany and Stained Woods, which he is Alloa r.
found to be very recherche. and the public. -NOW SELLING Alton .
.P 1 ce No. 87, BOLD-STREET, Liverpool,
tica s in the Boxes to be secured only at the Box-Burtor
"`•s! in Williamson-square. TO CAPTAINS, MERCHANTS, AND THE July 21st, 1845. at prices considerably lower than those usually charged. Burtor
. "(qu A splendid Assortment of Edinbi
ilt-street, 18th July. PUBLIC. PEREMPTORY SALE, INDIA JAPANNED CHAIRS, Dublin
40, BOLD-STREET, 4n.
ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS, LIVERPOOL. CARPETS. ALL the remaining SUMMER STOCK is now re- from 235. Bsrcla
Meux
Ott As-,-, duced far below Cost_Price S. C. particularly requests attention to his
—‘,-NDAY, the 28th, and TUESDAY, the 29th of FOR IMMEDIATE-CLEARANCE. CHEMICALLY PURIFIED FEATHERS, Best L
July instant, CARPET WAREHOUSE, P2OO ears.= MUSLIN DrelS s, 12 yards each..all 5s Ild which, for price and quality, cannot be surpassed in the Fine C
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MONS. JULLIEN 60 and 62, OLDHALL-STREET. 300 WOOL BALzARINE Ditto ........ 4s 64 and Sc 91
300 CASHMERE Ditto, reduced from 15s Od to 7s 9d Trade. Fine C
Gent
' - AND HIS UNRIVALLED BAND 400 Dresses of Fancy Silks 6d to 10d per yard below value.
19, BOLD-STREET,
r. -- WILL GIVE TOHN BRISCOE, in directing attention to this im- 84 Richest Dresses reduced from ..... .. 5s 9d to 3s 16d NEARLY OPPOSITE CONCERT-STREET• i
u • RAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT, 0 portant branch of the Business, takes the opportunity BAREGE, CASHMERE, SATIN, &c., SHAWLS
Assisted by the following celebrated Artistes: of informing his kind Patrons in AND SCARFS,
NI solo Mute, Solo Ophicle de, LIVERPOOL, its VICINITY, and the UNITED EXTRAORDINARILY CHEAP. BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, II
r• RicHARDSON. Mons, PROSPERS. No. 24, PA RA DISE- STREET.
~.. Piccolo, Clarionet Solo, STATES, A Lot of RICH BLACK SILKS and SATINETTES, Turß. GEORGE SIDNEY respectfully informs his Bronte
BEST IRISH LINENS, a little soiled, Good
Ix.. tierr SCHMIDT. Herr.SONNENIBERG. that, under favourable circumstances, he has purchased an LONG CLOTHS and SHIRTING .IVI customers, that he has DECLINED THIS BUSI-
Fine C
iincipa / Second Violin,
...„---Principal Tenor, immense Stock of CALICOES, NESS, in favour of his late Assistant, ABSALOM
Fine C
o err CONRAD BAND. J.," - Herr DUBREUIL. HUMPHREYS, whom be begs to recommend to their
r,r,rl,,C.Tsl" 0 VTTIII V D It,' 11\T Q 'PI? TS) ANT T 1 fl'T 1-I V 0 ATGood 1
nntine A s an hnnnurahlg and nnrieht man. . -

- WILL GIVE
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
Assisted by the following celebrated Artiste's :
,i. Solo Flute, I Solo Ophicleele,
Mr. RICHARDSON- Mons. PItOSPERE.
~.. Piccolo, Clarionet Solo,
.1) . tierr SCHMIDT. „
Her.r.NOINNENIBERG.
PiriPa/ Second Violin, ,---Principal Tenor,
G.
CONRAD BAND. Herr DUBREUIL.
teond cornet a Pistsw" Violoncello,
Mr. ROWLAND."- Mr. CUBITT.
Harp, First Trombone,
Mr. TWIST. Mr. BEAN.
Cornet a Piston ~... .. Herr K(ENIG
Leader Mr. BAKER.

TUrR. GEORGE SIDNEY respectfully informs his
.IVI customers, that he has DECLINED THIS BUSI-
NESS, in favour of his late Assistant, ABSALOM
HUMPHREYS, whom be begs to recommend to their
notice as an honourable and upright man.
The Acounts owing to G. SIDNEY may be paid to his
Successor, who is fully authorised to receive the same.

BRUSSELS, KIDDERMINSTER, AND OTHER

CARPETINGS,
in qualities of the very best Manufacture, most superb
Designs, of a distinctly original and novel character, the
advantages of which over old goods and obsolete patterns

W. MINTON'S,
40, BOLD-STREET.
W. M. not having been able to Dispose of the Lease of
the Premises, the remains of the Stock continue
SELLING OFF.
at a great sacrifice, and Lots of decidedly Cheap Goods
will be specially sought for in the different Wholesale
Markets, and Re-sold at such Prices as will convince
those most doubtful of those professions, the esptcial
object being (not profit) but to keep the Shop in active
Business until Let.
The PREMISES to be LET.

Phu, CONDCCTOK ...... Mons. JULLIEN.
.111.1 r; remaining portion of Artists are selected from
kirt the Orchestra of the Concerts Jullien, at the The-
Royal' Drury-Lane, Covent-Garden, and English
r." Programme will be selected from the Works of the
to cat suers;M also all the new Musique Dansanie per-
ttr4l4,`'d by his Orchestre, this season, at Her Majesty's
krhseßalls, Buckingham Palace, and the Nobility's Soi-
tluansardes; and will embrace the principal novelties
Ito" Congress Musicale, or Concert Monstre, at the
01 Surrey Zoological Gardens, London, which was
2°lnc..d by the Press, as well as the visitors to this
tuta Fp'te, unrqualled by anything of the kind ever
"IPted in England.

must be obvious.
Stout BRUSSELS 2,9 d. and upwards
4-4 KIDDERMINSTER.. Is. 31d. „
VENETIAN STAIR .... Bd. 11

14T0 conclude with the TERRIFIC ERUPTION of
44d,,uNTater FIREWO HECLA, anRKS Grand Combination of Aerial

Admission, 25.; Children, is

ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS

ENGAGEMENT OP

SIGNOR

CAMILO SIVORI

UNIVERSALLY ACCEPTED AS
171 R FIRST VIOLINIST IN THE WORLD!

140 NS. JULLIEN, in the wis y every available
to, means, to add to the popularity and attrac-
aof his Concerto, be eapectfully to announce to
it 'musical Amateur's iverpool, that he has engaged,
%earl enormous e rise, Signor CAMILO SIVORI,
d4r.renowned Vi mist, to perform Solos at his Concerts
!tlg his Tour Musicale.
CAMILO SIVORI will therefore have the
the "ur of appearing on MONDAY and TUESDAY next,
28th and 90th ;natant_

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