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234 ADVERTISEMENTS.
STEWART, MUTCMESOHf & Co.,
3, Gathcart Square, and 3, Customhouse Place,
RETURN thanks for the very liberal encouragement, they have
received since commencing business, and hope from the qua-
lity and price of their Goods to merit a continuance of that patronage
already bestowed.
They have always on hand an excellent assortment of HOUSE-
HOLD IRONMONGERY, in the Premises, 3, Cathcart Square ;
also, an extensive Stock of SHIP CHANDLERY, PAINTS,
OILS, &c. &c at 3, Customhouse Place, Town Buildings.
PAXNTS, OILS, HARDWARE, &c
For Homesale and Exportation.
A. SERVICE,
CaBIIET-MaKEB, UPHOLSTER)
RESPECTFULLY intimates that he has REMOVED from
Mr Hutcheson's Land, No. 15, Hamilton Street, to the First
Flat of Mr Cassels' New Premises, No. 37, nearly opposite.
A. S. takes this opportunity of returning his sincere thanks to
friends and the public, for their former support to the late Firm of
Service, Rougvie & Co., and as he now carries on the above Business
on his own account, respectfully solicits a continuance of former
favours.
Greenock, 1841.
J. «& J. ROUGVIE,
IMlIlf-XASOM, Wira§SSf 131118,
AND
PAPRR-HA NGSRS.
JAMES ROUGVIE, late of the firm of Service, Rougvie & Co.
begs respectfully to intimate, that having entered into Partner-
ship with his Brother, John Rougvie, they have taken those premises
No. 16, Hamilton Street, Second Land West of the Buck Head Inn,
where they will carry on the above business in all its departments, and
respectfully solicits a share of Public patronage.
Greenock, 16th June, 1841.