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

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WANTED, a TRAVELLER in the SOAP TRADE,
who has been accu roed'to the road.
Applications to be,addressed to C. W., at the Office of
this Paper.
21st July, 1845.

YARD WANTED, suitaljje...Ser-a Marble Store and
Saw Mill, either witira without power.—Apply to
Mr. B. BAKER, Renshaw-street.

CHINESE AND MALAY LANGUAGES.
A GENTLEMAN, who has been long resident in the
L-t East, and bad constant intercourse with the Chinese
during ten years, and was in charge of the Anglo-Chinese
College during the latter part of that period, would be
glad to give INSTRUCTIONS in the CHINESE and
MALAY LANGUAG..y,Srira sufficient number of pupils
be obtained.

Such Gentlemen as may be desirous of taking Lessons
in the above Languages will be so good as to leave their
names at the office of this paper, where the Advertiser's
address, terms, and references may be seen ; or with Mr.
PERRIS, or Mr. NEWLING, Booksellers.

AGENTLEMAN of active habits, thirty-three years
of age, and highly connected, is desirous of procur-
ing a SITUATION as MANAGER or CHIEF CLERK
in, or COMMISSION AGENT for, a House of respec-
tability. He can produce testimonials, as to character
and ability, of the highelider, and can give security to
any amount, if reieritrEd. Occupation being more the
object of the advertiser than emolument, none but parties
of the highest respectability need apply.
Address, A. Z., Box F 4, Postoffice, Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL EXCHANGE NEWSROOM.
WANTED, for the situation of MASTER of the
LIVERPOOL EXCHANGE NEWSROOM, an
active, intelligent PERSON. The Salary will be £3OO
per annum, and the Person appointed will be required to
give security for the faithful discharge of his duties.

Applications, accompanied by teb.rnonials, to be ad-
dressed "To the Chairman of—tbe Committee of the
Exchange Newsroom," gn.• cover to Mr. JOHN Sun-
Low, Secretary, Exchstge-court, Exchange-street East,
previously to the Bth of August.
_ _ _

By order of the Committee,
JOHN SUDLOW, Secretary
Commitlee-rooin,l2th July, 1845.

PARISH OF LIVERPOOL.
NATANTED, for the u.e of the Industrial Schools at
V Kirkdale, 1200 Yards of.-Stout Grey CALICO.
Yard wide. SpecinienikeArfaity may be seen on appli-
cation to Mr. CoATEsj,lyPkperintendent at the Schools.

By ordef-of theleet Vestry,
CHARLES HART,
Parish-offices, Liverpool, 21st July, 1845

ecretary

LIVERPOOL DOCKS.
LOANS OF MONEY.

THE COMMITTEE of the LIVERPOOL DOCKS
DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that they are will-
ing, from and after this date, to receive LOANS OF
MONEY, nt the rate of Three Pounds Ten Shillings
per centum per annum Interest, for periods of either
FIVE OR SEVEN YEARS, at the option of Lenders.
All offers of Loans to be m detZTEOiIGE WITHERS,
Esquire, Treasurer of th verpool Docks.

By order

DANIEL MASON
Dock-office, Liverpool, 22d )lay, 1845.

Secretary

LIVERPOOL DOCKS.
TO JOINERS AND OTHERS

THE DOCK COMMIT I'FES are desirous of receiv-
ing FRESH TENDERS for MAKING THIRTY
LANDING WAITERS' HUTS • and, also, fresh TEN-
DERS for ALTERING and REPAIRING sucn Of the
existing Landing-waiters' HUTS now upon the Dock
Quays as may require the same, including the Cleaning,
Re-painting, Lettering, and Numbering the whole of
them, being about 114 in all, and keening the whole in
repair (inclusive of the 30 new onest•Twelve months.
Further particulars may..be-6d upon application to the
Dock SURVEYOR, at---his Office, Dock-yard, Coburg
Dock, on any day this week until FRIDAY next, the 25th

instant; and the Tenders must be sent it
later than 10, A M., on SATURDAY nex
sealed, and addressed to " The ChE
Committee on Dock Work
Huts, &c "

is Office not

26th inst

" endorsed,

" Tenders for

By order,
DANIEL MAS

Secretary

Dock-eice,

eturation.

MUSICAL EDUCATION,

fIC. BROWNE, Professor of Music, respectfully
• informs the Inhabitants of Liverpool and its En-
virons that he gives LESSQ.NS—Dtt the ORGAN,
PIANO•FORTE; and VIOLIN, also in SINGING,
and the THEORY of-MUSIC.
Schools attended on reasonable terms.
Particulars may be obtained at his Residence, 8, Rod-

FRENCH AND ITALIAN ACADI
SOIREES.
EET, OPPOSITE THE LYCEUM

Y AND

12, BOLD ST

SIGN OR ZAN DOTTI, M.A., of Rothe, and Professor
of Italian Literature in the-Collegiate Institution,
Liverpool, respectfully announces that his ACADEMY
will be RE-OPEN ED on MONDAY, the 4th of August
next.

Further particulars, with Signor Zandotti's Prospectus,
may be obtained at the Academy, or, if desired, they will
be forwarded by Post.
Private Families and Schools attended as usual.