The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-14 00:00:00

EGREMONT, NEAR LIVERPOOL.

gram REV. W. DAVENPORT, M.A., son of the late
1 Rev. Jos. Davenport, (pwards of <lO years Master of the
Grammar School, Acton, Cheshire,) and *late of St. Peter's
College, Cambridge, prepares Young Gentjemenfor the Public
Schools and' Universities.
TERMS.
Board and Tuition, above 12 )ears of age, 60? Guineas
Ditto Ditto, under 12 years of age 50 per Ann.
T

French, Dancing, and Drawing, on—the usua, ;efins.
Washing and Mending 3 Guineas per Annum.
The House to which Mr. D. has just removed is admirably
calculated fur the reception of Pupils, having been built ex-
pressly for that purpose. One of the Chambers is fitted up as
a Bath room, where the Shower Bath, Hut and Cold Bathing,
may be enjoyed at any tune.
Reference is allowed to be made to the Rev. J. Doncaster,
D. D., Head Master of the Grammar School, Oakham ; the
Rev. S. Filbruuke, 11. D., Rector of Freekenham, Suffolk; the
Rev. T. Dale, M. A., Beckenham, Kent, late Professor in the
London University; the Rev. A. Campbell, M. A., Rector of
Liverpool; the Rik'. J. Furnival, Davenham; and the Iter. J.
Armitstead, Vicar of Sandbach, Cheshire.
N. 13. The Pupils will be provided with separate Beth.
*** The School will be rtopencd on Tuutsn* Y, the 23d
instant,

NEW MUSIC, AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
WARt;IIOUSE,
191, Lotunort-ttoan, Iwo Dootts BELOW THE BLIND AiTLUM.
THOMYSON respectfully tenders hiS grateful
knowledgments to the Nolinity and Gentry of Liver-
pool and its Vicinity for their extensivelmtronage, and. hopei,
by strict attention, to merit a continuable .sr sanve.
C, IL T. hits just received a fresh supply o ANO-
FORTES, which he can offer at the following •' es:
Elegant Square Piano-fo Six Oct. v , s. s.
Round Corners, and Metallic Plates u e
latest improvements, each
Ditto Cottage Cabinets, With Plates; Six- Oc-
taves, ditto
Ditto Cabinets, with Plates,. ix Octaves, ditto, -.10 0..55 0
Ditto Rosewood Cabinets, with Plates as Pil-
lars, Six Octaves 5O 0 65 0
Six'and a Half Ditto . 53 0..70 0

Elegant Scinj.-g,rand,Pianii-fortes. Six Octaves,
with Plates
Ditto grand Ditto
Rosewood, Six aAil., a,.fialf Otto—
•• Ditto • 80 .... to 100
••
Piano-fortes Lent on I-lire. Alitury Bands furnished with
Instruments on the Shortest NoticeeNnsic Ccpied, Instruments
Tuned, Repairod, and taken in Et:change.
A constant supply of New -111usie weekly from London.
N.13.—A1l Ilistyunients sold by C. 11. T. will be kept in Tune
for Twelve months. - .

011ANGf., LAntes AND Gli-c1y:1.1046.,e• FA.SiIION*ILLZ
.11.0 • But/nisi:En,. 36, Liird:stems,-.lo4s,l.O.iuf.yrri-rbt, unmet-
°us Friends and the Public, that the Partnership beretofOre
subsisting between him and Mr. Stunners was this day dis-
solved by tuutull consent, and that the:business in all its
branches will in future be conducted; under his own immediate
Inspection.
.1. Olt AZi grateful for the very liberal ronage with
which he has been favoured ever since oni.tuencenient
uY
business, begs, to. assure his Friends a e Public, that the
same care to select every material of the best quality, the same
assiduity to secure elegance in fitting, and the same atmiety to
please generally, which he trusts have been the means of raisin
him to a distinguished eminence in his business, shall still be ex-
ertqd to secure that future support, which he now earnestly
solicits.
N.IL—An elegant assortment of the newest patterns in Silks
and Lastings fur Ladies' Boots and. Shoe's. just. received from
London, now ready for inspection.
36, Lord-street, July 1, 1835.

GOLDBN CANISTER TEA WAREHAJOSE.
No.. 43, Cif tilkelct-S TR LET, LIVE Rl'oo L.
t/ ACKSON,and 14OLMES (from Barton and ltobsan'slre-
spectfudy announce to their Friends and the PO that
Mr. R. J. NI IN MI ER huviug declined the Retail T coffee
Business, they have succeeded hint tat the abo stablishinen;,
and, being particularly anxious to secure continued (avows
of those families who have hitherto purchased from their prede-
cessor, pledge themselves assiduously-to observe the same sys-
tem of business for which this. caucCru has long been distin-
guished.
Articles of the best quality, carefully selected*, will be trans-
mitted to the consumer at the smallest remunerating profit, and
no effort spared to give general satisfaction.
R. J. M-INSH ER, in declining the above Buainess embraces
this opportunity of thanking those Fen3ilies who have so kindly
patronized him while he has been inPlusiness_, and respectfully
solicits a continuance of their favours to his Successors, JACK-
SON and HOLMES.

TEA HONG, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
No. 125, WILITECHAPEL,
(OPPOSITE THE END OF GREAT CH ARLOTTE-STREETy--
LIVERPOOL.
JOHN C. DAWSON begs to inform his Friends-,KI the
Public, that hefhas been apinied,- "
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AGENT FOR THE SALE OF TEA, ). ',WE ABOVE
ESTAI3LISIIMENT
where he will be glad to be favoured with their Orders. The
Stock with which he is supplied ;consists exclusively of New
and well-selected TEAS of the best strength and quality as im-
ported direct from Canton, which he will Sell from the original
package without admixture or adulteration of any kind. Tho
.Public may depend on being served wiih the purestT2a, at such
prices as will fairly remunerate the Importer; and, en these
grounds, J. C. D. respectfully solicits a share of their pail-I:lege.
Superior Jamaica and Mocha. COFFEE, COCOA, CHOCO-
LATE, &c.

WOOLFIELD'S BAZAAR.
71 AND 72, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
ADJOINING TIM TO‘T-OFFICR.
EMPORIUM
FOR SUPERIOR LONDON JEWELLERY,
SUPERB BRONZES, CLOCKS, LAMPS, CHANDE-
LIERS, CHIMNEY ORNAMENTS.