The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-05 00:00:00

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CONTRACTS.—PARISH OF LIVERPOO
—The SELECT VESTRY of this PARISH will be Ptirbee
pared, at their Meeting, to be held in the Board-room,at of
Parish-offices, Brownlow-hill, on TUESDAY, the 19th OP by
September instant, to receive TENDERS for suPPlYingotti
Contract, from the 26th day of September instant to the,
day of December next, both days inclusive, the folio wl,
ARTICLES; namely, Beef and Mutton, Butter and Cbefr;
Coals, Flour, Wheat and Oatmeal, Groceries and Tinw,`,ol
and from the said 26th day of September instant to the :114
day of March next, both days inclusive, the folniter,
ARTICLES; namely, Peas, Milk and Butter, Ale, ro'tt
and Barm, Salt, Potatoes, Wines and Spirits, Tobacco !,tO,
Snuff, Candles and Soap, Drysaltery, Drugs, Straw Borl,l?„`ett
Leather, Smallwares, Clog Soles, Boots and Shoes, o,,"ry,
Drapery, Woollen Drapery, Hay and Straw, Irononk
Tinware, Brushes, Coffins, Printing, and Stationery. be
The Tenders, when filled up and completed, Inns' of
delivered, sealed, at the Office of the undersigned, Un no
before MONDAY, the 18th day of September instant; an to
Tender will be received unless given on the printed fora to,
be had on application at the Parish-offices, where, also, fed
be seen the Form of Contract and Bond required to be enter
into. CHARLES HART, Vestry-clera

Parish-offices, Brownlow-hill, 4th September,
4 IVERPOOL CORPORATION LAND.-6'
STAGE.
TO CONTRACTORS, SHIPBUILDERS (WOOD & IRON'
IRONFOUNDERS, BOILER MAKERS, &C. re
The CORPORATION of LIVERPOOL are prepared
ceive TENDERS from Parties willing to undertake to Cup
STRUCT, FIX IN PLACE. and COMPLETE ready be
be
Public Use, a NEW FLOATING LANDING-STAGE, `"tDe
moored in the River Mersey, in front and parallel to
Prince's Dock Parade or Quay Wall. f
The Contract will comprise 63 Floating Pontoons, o to
ti
very best boiler work, in length varying from 80 to 100.1toa
and weighing 1,200 tons, or thereabouts; 5 Wrought 11,,e,
Kelsons, or Hollow Rectangular Beams, each 1,000 feet l 0 5s
from 4 to 5 feet in depth, and 2 feet in thickness, th„e,gflow
weight of which will be about 1,200 tons ; 8 other 119dges
Beams of Wrought Iron, forming the girders of four hrl 2,5,3
connecting the stage with the shore, an 4 weighing abou!ros
tons;. 60 Tons, more or less, of Cast ; and about 170 .nn,
of Smith's Work, in knees, straps, bolts, spikes, moo of
chains, &c. &c.; together with about 95,000 Cubic reacet
Timber, in deck beams, decks, &c., Wrought, Fixed in r
and Painted. Contra A Specification of the Works, and Conditions of CO% to
with Duplicate Schedules of quantities, for the partite,
tender upon, together with an Atlas of Detailed DraWllorle
will be supplied to any party making application for the .„ea
at the Office of the Surveyor, Town-hall, Liverpool, betwl,
the hours of Ten and Four o'clock, on and after the Ist (18.20.
September next. No copies of the Specification and 131Alii,
ings will be allowed to be made, but a payment of Ten
news will be required for the whole set. a he'
Sealed Tenders for the above Works, on the Duplicate are
dole of Quantities which accompanies each SpecificatioN.o,
to be delivered at the Town-hall, Liverpool, in sealed onto
addressed to the Finance Committee, (and marked onotii
outside Tender for Landing-stage,") on or before the rOO
day of Octolvr, by Eleven o'clock A.m., after which bOuotate,
that day no Tender will be received. Parties or their A.
to be in attendance on that day at Twelve o'clock. „01e0
Each Tender must contain a Sealed Letter, with the 11._.ocli
of two responsible Parties who are willing to become boAo.
jointly and severally, with the parties tendering for thLvdtte
tract, in the sum of Twenty Thousand Pounds, for the
performance thereof.
The Corporation will not be bound to accept the 100
Tender.

WILLIAM SHUTTLE WORTH, Town
Town-hall, August 18, 1854.

Neba Aliausit.

THE SOLDIER, Glee for Four Voices, lYfor
COOKE ; and Let Fortune Smile or Frown, Glee
Three Voices, by T. Cooke. Also the following th,e`Pier
Wm. Horsley, Mus. Bac. i—Flowers are Fresh, Hail Foot
sure's Frolic Train, and By Celia's Arbour, each for 0,9
Voices (the three former now first published), price each lot
forming Nos. 69, 85, 89, 92, and 94, of ROBERT CoCtosdoV;
Co.'s Handbook of Glees, New Burlington-street, It' of
where may be had Vol. I. of the above, containing 50 ros.
Glees, Madrigals, Part Songs, Rounds, Catches, Canal, no
(price Bs. bound in cloth, lettered ; or in numbers, pri
Edited by Joseph Warren.

QQUADRILLESDRILLES for the PIANOFORTV the
,' s,er
popular composer, STEPHEN GLOVER.
solo, 3s. ; duet, 45., viz. :—The Turkish Army, the Tu, OS.
Navy, the Parrot, the Gipsy (for Dance Band, Cs.),
borne (for Dance Band, Cs.), the Eu.g6ne, the Great Tslce
Papa's Favourite, Mamma's Favourite, the Welsh, the
Young
on : ROBERT znd the Nice You Bachelor's.
Lond COCKS and Co.,ng New Burlington-stree'
Music Publishers to the Queen.

PIANOFORTE MUSIC, by the popular
snore
poser, STEPHEN GLOVER. Homage to Sllo°llol
(three melodies,) 3s. Fantasia on National Airs, 3s• Bobe'
Favourite Galop, 25. Mamma's Favourite Polka, 25., ,„ nro'
mian Air, Alexis, with variations, 3s. These are cIIOIC
ductions of one or the most gifted composers of the ".'Areel/
London: ROBERT COCKS and Co., New Burlington
Music Publishers to the

A.RCH ES for the PIANOFORTE, bY
1 popular composer, STEPHEN GLOVER.—The
Militia, 2s. The Retreat, 2s. The Advance of the Cres'ol
2s. 6d. The Alpine, 2s. 6d. The Sardanapalus, 3s•goir
Royal Hyde Park, 3s. Lord Hardinge's, 2s. The ;Voo'
Home, 3s. Prince Arthur's, 2s. 6d. The Hero's Lt 60'
The Great Warrior's, 2s. 6d. The Walmer Castle,
The Forest Band, 2s. The Royal Palace Band MarcM j;
No. 1 (Buckingham Palace), 2s. No. 2 (Windsor Csstle„yg
No. 3 (the Pavilion). 2s. No. 4 (Walmer Castle), 2s. frill;
(Claremont), 2s. No. 6 (Holyrood House), 2s, 0%, 60'
Marches :—No. (from La II:411a del Reggimento), 'ooo'
No. 2 (from I Lombardi), 2s. 6d. No. 3 (from Nabuco„
sor), 25. 6d. The Sultan's, 2s. The Turkish CavalrYt? ted:
Most of the above favourite Marches are elegantly illusgireelo
London : ROBERT Como and Co., New Burlington
Music Publishers to the Queen.

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OYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCA-r„olficirly
ENGLAND.—LincoIn, 1854.—The JudeUVO
mended the THREE-TON CART and CATTLP
MACHINE, Manufactured and Exhibited by
R. FORSHAW & CO., ,001,. deb'
CORNWALLIS-STREET, LivEft-- OP
Also their tire SPI. '49
Kase's Ship & Farm Fire-engine and Liquid lklan
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HIGHLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY of:Ned, , .;ye'
Berwick-ow 0 C'Zi
First Premium awarded to R. Forshaw auippli
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For their Two & Three Ton Cart and Cattle Weig

~ Turnip Cutter.
~ Power Grain Bruiser. Ori'
~ Small Ditto Ditto. AtO
~ Kase's Fire Engine and:Force ramp' ot
Weighing Machines for every situation, 66 see
tish and Foreign Staidards. _viral:ol
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Horses will do well to use R. F. and CO, 6 ro
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