The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1842-03-15 00:00:00

NEW TEA. WAREHOUSE,
14, RANELAGH- STREET, LIVERPOOL

JAMES COOPER begs to return his grateful' acknow-
ledgements to the numerous friends who have patronised
his TEA ESTABLISHMENT during the long period he has
been in Ranelagh-street, and particularly sa since tfie intro-
duction of his present system, a lopted by him when Fret.
Trade Tea was first brought into the Liverpool Market; on
ed the first

which occasion, no* seven years - --- ---
cargo of Free Trade Tea on its arrival in rthis port, and
purchased with all the advantages afforded by paying duty on
Peas at the Liverpool Custom House, instead of getting them
from the London Market.

The system then adopted by him, Sand since then uniformly
conducted with the greatest satisfaction to his wholesale
country friends and the Public of Liverpool, he still continues
to act upon ; and by selecting his own Teas herein bond, and
paying his own duties, thereby saving brokerage, commission,
&c., and selling at the lowest remunerating profit, both
the Wholesale and Retail Business, he is enabled to give to
the Retailer and to the Public the full benefit of his services,

and all the advantages of his system, which, although he has
acted upon it for the last seven years, competitors cornmenc-

ing business are now claiming to themselves as
trusts a discerning public will sec
however plausible, of inexperienced y
•

But In
through the pretentious
ik houses endeavour•

ing to palm oft their goods, and claiming to themselves
superior judgment over parties of known character in the
Trade, with practical experience, cash to purchase, and every
other qualification necessary to guarantee advantages which
inexperienced young men can hardly be expected to possess.
COMPARISON IS THE BEST CRITERION, and without Offer-
ing his Goods to the Public through EXPENSIVE PARADE,
which must eventually fall upon the Consumer, or by .an
exposition of extraordinary Low Prices, merely inserted to
catch the attention, J. C. respectfully solicits a continuation
of those favours which have been so liberally bestowed upon
him, and begs to assure his friends that it shall, at all times,
be his study to supply them with an Article (according to
price) that no House in the Trade, to do justice to them,
selves as well, as to the Public, can surpass ; and he takes
this opportunity of guarding his friends
.against beingLled
away by the-specious gilding of every Ephemeral Establish-
ment offering this important Household Bevcrage to their
notice.

The Article of COFFEE he still continues to have Roasted
daily on his own Premises, by an improved method, (which
can be inspected by any person.) thereby retaining all the
beautiful Aroma and fullness of flavour which is so desirable,
and shnuch appreciated, by all connoisseurs in that Article.

MACKIE and GLADSTONE'S SCOTCH and HUSH
WHISKY STORE,
WELLINGTON BUILDINGS,
No. 46, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET.

LIST OF PRICES
SPIRITS.

Finest Islay Malt Whisky
Campbeltown Do.
Old Scotch Do.
Old Irish Do.
Fall Strength Do.
Good ;Ash Do.
Beat Cognac Brandy ...•
Old Hollauds .
Jamaica Rum *
•
Bristol Gin

Per Imperial Gallon
£0 16 6
0 16 0
0 15 6
0 16 6
0 15 0
•- •
1 12 0
1 12 0
17s. and 0 14 0
0 12 6

PORTER AND ALE.
Per Dozen.
Quarts. Pints
£0 4 6 £0
04 6 0

Best Dublin XX Porter
Best Irish Ale . ...

„ coinburgh Ale.
„ Burton Ale ...
„ East India Ale,
loa Table Beer ..

070 0 4 0
O 6 0 0 3 CI
O 6 0. 0 3 6
0 210 0 0 0

WINES

• • Per Dozen.
•• • .
Best Old Port Q uarts 0
0 1 Pints.
..... 2 0 0
Pine Do. ...... .. .1 16 0 018 0 -
Good Do. .......... 112 0 016 0
Best Old Sherry ....... 2 0 0 1 0 0
Fine Do. ..... 116 0 018 0
Good Do. ..... 112 0 016 0
Superior. Cape ...... 10 0 00 0
Terms, Cash ; and no less quantity than One Pint Sold

SHADDOCKS AND FORBIDDEN FRUIT,
FOR PRESERVING, MARMALADE, i?ce.'
TN addition to the 46 Barrels per the Limena, J. MIDDLE-
'. WOOD has received several small lots which will be sold,
Wholesale and Retail, at unprecedented low
prices. poi..
_ v....;« 375. Der barrel, and per dozen ; Shad-

moue. .."." -
docks, 505. per barrel,
Fruit has arrived in e 3
little inferior for Preservi
fruit, and at half the price.
FOR DESSERTS, INVALIDS, 4v_
J. M. has 50 Barrels of SI-lADDOCKS & FORBIDDEN
FRUIT, selected from the same gardens as those sent from
his establishment to her Majesty the Queen, and so highly
appreciated at the Royal Table ; being produced from grafted
trees, is the earliest fruit imported, and arrived in the Sisters,
from Nassau, in December. it is new in high perfection, and
not inferior for Desserts to any Fruit grown in or imported
.
• • t. .2s. 6d. each ; Shad-

id 12s. to 18s. per dozen. This
lent condition, will keep, and i,
to the garden, or first quality

docks, Ss. to ss:e-a-ci

J. M. is constantly supplied
Oranges, American Apples,
large Filberts or Cob Nuts, It;
rigs. Portuguese and French

th first-quality St. Michael's
Cl►esnuts, Walnut,

sins, Alin

and every eticn,

,OCK
Is. &C. &C.,