The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-03-13 00:00:00

( leJ o/c -, 1/7,five (4eV IZ-4--&f"e-o /d P ; .IE-1-.-G 1 (/ a p; I.~'` o < I, A, ',l,e LecreertaplarAant 54:171:121,P11.1WTH. R. Copeland, 1 5 , $ l l 4 /, Tills Evr, Charlotte-street. Great 3GL- ' ' ''P' ' r ' N ING (Tuesday) the 13th instant, will , CI. 'esented (second time)the celebrated Tragedy entitled overniDen 'Pus, m GISSIPUS. e 5 . 04 r • it• E Graham I Fnlvius .. . Mr. Chamberlain Parham V. rotut ...... ..... .. Mrs. W. R. Copeland. . s o f W o, After which, y are t a . 4 13 4 r AALE T DIVERT ISEMENT. Iti. RA To conclude with the Farce of the cable ti e v Y It j 9 , 10 Adley4-11PIEST DAY OF MY LIFE. eep theA , : , ...... Mr. Harker I Mr. Gilman Mr. C. Rice pract ice : - tY Sophia...... Mrs. W. R. Copeland. tained parliamer, e of 14°10 I on the tla,,, e asset ' ~ N tx YeNlitici: b B A. l) ,, r 4 , l %..A .... S YOU LIKE IT, and ROB itc l l,,i4V the,sgTERILZITS .ET DIVERTISE- E . B CO L M L 1) 4 'Ret% - ..E EXILE, JOCKEY'S STRATAGEM, and and he rIN G „Skt/7„,s' OF MANCHESTER, SSIPUS, a BALLET DIVERTISEMENT, r „ . GI DRAUGHT. A d altolsi:PrZ o ,en at Box Bookkeeper, Mr. T. SHITICTLEWORTH. e,4l .— Tl alf-past Six, the performance to corn- G an t'res Boxes, 3s. „.• Side Boxes, 2s. 6d. ; Pit, S ee e q , 6(1 . The Secod Price will be taken at Nine h • °NI Price —Dress Boxes, 2s. ; Side Boxes, Is. 6d. ; kr,!Ro on 11,4 4 %: ri az win be open from Ten till Three o'clock daily, chil d ' 4l4 l „. m th s e w ßie n s o s t :_l e o a xm i li t n e l . taking Private attra 0 ied o°so " e i lad 8111/ 0 , as not , , ou ldrencl o e f f the ste 3 , o li )ther y be se i n io Govern- - oe . bat the of the. lirt:ai c in 1 0 10 eat is t h e wintrits) AG -pt.- . 141 MA, LORD NELSON-STREET. -,, .;AND CONCERT, . , 10,RROW ILL RE GIVEN AT THIS an. EVENING, the 14th ins t an t , PERFORMERS: MISS BIRCH, MIS S ELIZA BIRCH, b LOCKEY, 4". H ENRY PHILLIPS. tlffl the 01 _40 • a docuw, o trickvery telt': setaeven o'clock; to commence at Eight. 211.6 d.; Side Gallery, Is. 6d.; Body, 6i kCRAI T , 4 (c c ,' ROOMS BIRKENHEAD. le;tiltl64l2..respeetfully ailnou . nees to the Nobi- T'Whe Public, and his Friends that he will give above Rooms, 1 , 0 y TAINMENT, at the 4 ' 0 4, D.117 NEXT, the 20th i nstant, Pn ENTITLED, t . 14 - n it ,„ ENGLISH CIRCULATION; Of, tuts,,, MEMS OF A MIMIC. ft r°%11 1 , -- ,„ 0 , , the Evening Mr. thy Lord Tom Noddy, ' .and Cer~Pat. 11 , t honO n and . give his Random Recollections an d present. Commence at Eight o'clock. ' l , sat to bred Seats, 2s. 6d.; Side Gallery. ls. Z!.i. i e Ln i Nvaiting at a quarter past ten. COe J a mes J" er of reek •ougb° ll o reign 1:114 Aition , 4 t omena ho , tl ice. . — f se• ssfullYle near 141; vho ha s "A - ft , duringiv light. o i . .:kston e 3es Brew 411- RALL, LORD NELSON-STREET 44 7'trit 0P5, 11 ,P 41- j . EVENING CONCERTS, k -.1.611, -A ,RY AND SCIENTIFIC RECREATIOr. ‘ — "AY EVENING next, the 17th instant, E. itksziktr RA.NSFORD, (of London,) 14 411 1,41'0RD, (of Her Majesty's Chapel Royal,) and s._,dy, 34 ''°R , D, (of the Royal Academy of Music,) will appear. teC • Side Gallery, 6d. ; Reserved Seats, Is.; Platform, 'lBl.4 su u e ( l ° . 4.l raence at Eight o'Clock. No Re-admission OF 3fil v io li ng sece to icitors, 0 the ab: i i i , LE altho„,l stated vii 4 . , as fl r of 'll i k ll o / 8, is Lord ` I . WEE KLY LECTURES .— On THURSDAY , 'Wit t o lt, the 15th instant, Dr. NEVINS will deliver eklY 5 7, i t ilk i n En p: DOMESTIC CHEMISTRY, Illustrated with I w e r e) ) T„ 8 ' 0 11: Ar d nts. r 1 1 1 i) ratil eace `q, ld. ; Side Gallery, 3d. ; Reserved Seats, the sum p L l Ar, e t Altrt at Eight o'clock. shou u ' o ll 4704 11 01 1 2 k 1 15' SOIREE will be held on EASTER TUES. VOlVe a o ps Lill e , . 14 n yril next. The Right Honourable the Earl of )rough 0 q . )'C' e ,p,sie t ;' e meat handsome manner, consented to preside d., iO 5l k ti . A t 0 Ick et ' s 41 ,,1d Deliver the Prizes for the Artizans' Prize 4 ,1 Oti, n lY . a l„ , - each. To be had now at the Concert sly 0 1 e Aiti, will cated number of Tickets will be issued, early iarlY A bl t., 1 t,,, jz 8, ,c necessary •oduce. 0 a .e n vttd:),er Hall,' NS' NEWSROOM is new Open, in the capaci fr a those ,0 kt. ,i)y . 0 0 , ~ nd will continue open Daily, (Sundays ex- They 11:6 11 t1,! 4 Ve e Pl i e N' e lFht, A.M., to Ten, P.M. Admission, One Gus to „o 111 ‘ ,..Y, Liv' s , F-.1.0 01n is well supplied with the LondorDaily col!' "i. p. s zkp er .Tool, Irish, Scotch, Welsh, Manx, and Ame ra 1 . 0 4 Per s , 6 , also, Dickens's New Work, The Haunted DY in,, P ty \,...._. °°lcl at Half-price. JOHN CALDERWOOD, Secretary. , 0 ( Ccp , ----- gYmaxuu - rl do C ERT.TT A trirbr'd 4 4 0 - .LL, LORD NELSON-STREET. Ind in ko,_4r. D TWO NIGHTS ONLY. a l bo --- qty WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26 & 28. d IirRUSSELL (FROM AMERICA) Win give cre do me will tot." r ii/ (lk VO CAL his altere d A w igi NzA ENTERTAINMENT, was Olv' heaAAN E INTERSPERSED WITH ll _ CDOTES OF NEGRO LIFE & CHARACTER, fed l'iiistin ba ne the honour of introducing several of his hav er 1 1 , ect Of ,c,„ NEW COMPOSITIONS ICe °' r , 014 „atrlbi 'Lie NEW ' Pride," ~ I' ' Wit 1.1 ,4 ,' ti l er's Wife,",ll,F, m Afloat, I'm Afloat," on , t o 4 10 "ri i eri ew . The Gin Fiend," " The 'Wife's ;hie, , tcli ° 4 pi,. e Aiarii: rn , l s gratiOn song, " There's room enough for amend,-, Z4114»1 - Y' thA " The Boatmen of the Ohio," " The 1./ T i che c,e neW song, " Time is a Blessing," "An Ap ,ihe brititi z n ,Qa ue w an vlinter in aid of , the Early Closing Associa -1 0 0 :try • ' - o',„„bler , .` B of the People,' " The Song of the Shirt," rnnle wp Ar A , Liqa re ;' L ast Stake,,, ~ When Is a Man Less then a terdaY,„,..eg i ss oie.'`ineri ca s „a, ood Time Coming," " The New Disco fe pOliL, il l :',tAt i , . i' - `GM an the Life Boat," " The Slave Ship," 1 and i- 4'. te le °f t he above Songs is published, by permission of e t he r, I Il e IttTa' and may be had of all Music Sellers. fr 9 .0 14 be Loor4Wo,sly.i,:eBltwill accompany himself on Kirkman and ;s s'-``' Or *I 'eryjen at seed Grand Fonda Piano. 1 peri n il l'i tt , Seat s ,' en, Concert to commence at Eight. )lieY a s , r`els a ' ` S ' 6 d.; Side Gallery, Is. ; Body of the Hall, I icitile": lOce r Ld Pr o& __ith 0 ' e 4 - 1: 11. — tic' . 61.311 1/nes to be had of Mr. CALDERWOOD, at w e. 4 1 0 1. usu Books of the Words, Sixpence each. yon hj_s Vocal Entertainment at the THURSDAY, March 20th. . a , ice w' t ho ed `- take 11 . 13 ., / IV" a po iii o nal s a o t had saved to Lave bed I% VC'3 , PARK CHURCH OF ENGLAND E Afj r ~kVENING SCHOOLS, tq,bw.ki-.„-STREET, PEEL-STREET. ltv, ii — OPPER, ESQ., PATRON. q b ErpV,R Ilil`NEiLE, D.D., PRESIDENT.. Itkp . ''Cllii„, ING, (Tuesday,) the 13th instant, 1 t 1 11. N icrsl n will be delivered, in the SCHOOL-Rool,.by Otle t4 tru ct • E lLE, D.D., on ' What we mean by giving ik to r ket i 1 01 l on Christian Principles." ze edi the s,,sUbscribing One Guinea and Ladies Half a Gui _ L ' 4 41. 4 r ! the7Pert of the Schools, will have the privilege of N, l 4.t.eerl', e .ctures gratis, and of bringing their Children, k l, i t ° lo 4 4', / ielf-price. tie ttotNtitil, Ivo rt ? s o u n b - s S c u r b ib s e c r ri s b . era, 6d. each Lecture; Reserved b0n 411 4 ce will b .t, t ene ena e given at the School-room, one hour before t . ). to 00 () b e 0 ent of the Lecture, to receive Subscriptions._ btot! e i t. l .. egat Seven o'clock, and the Lecture will ice wi ll B,t )e S g e rv e e n i; of future Lectures. Ceo the m rs ' [. C. S i e ,; 'ence , 4 1 ` . accu founclecel; vrartt i ci d , Led vIP - t guard° Po CAT Pi. HEDRAL SERVICE. Po 'tltivr,, l s k?R'S CHURCH, AINTREE. f,111 ) q tiPeXt, ii; ul N S will be Preached (D.V.) on SUN iti the 418th instant, in the Morning, at Half-past Pill tit t he irBM. HUME, LL.D., Incumbent of Vaux- NI I X fternoc, t/ b e tth,,, A.,v l n, at Half-past Three,. by the_ Rev. J. ke ct _ 91• 4 1 s ? 9cumbent of St. Silas, Liverpool. !‘l4:lllbe,.erVlee will be_ performed, and Collections Ap ti, ye a u r t tlf of the Choir, and to meet the expenses EPISCOPAL CHURCH, NEW YORK _A t r r ev. ALEXA N CRIIMMELL, an African ' , tr? 1 11 i , a n DER RUMMELL, uni: * Presbyter of the Protestant Episcopal to t I•ll4lChae t he States of America, ministering among th e C o ,Nti lt „ ue city of New York, respectfully appeals kra t egot s for their sympathy and aid, to enable him of ° n,t9 erect a plain and substantial edifice I tt ,,e the ti t , Oati on Worpip.. th:li o nen Ther nas been in existence ten years; during h 1 7 0 f 0 4 i n , th e „ B have worshipped in hired services and to t , ~,d• f olt tioili t ; lave been convened to suspend, 1 11 01 1 4 s to to pay rent. Frequent appeals have been, O td e v t %ucc_erect a suitable Place of Worship, but hi t i h ' 4 •Df y o ' 1 :-. The spiritual destitution of the Afri -4e030rib,3000 of „ 1 !. deplorable. There is a population of the Of `h m l class in the city and its precincts, a t it et he are left wandering and uncared for. t,,,!Al t ; lON eeo a reasons why this appeal, made in Ameri k.thoijor the ~,lecessful, it may be mentioned that there t?,i t Aa tt 0 1 tiqp.tericans great indifference to the condition t•fi ' 6li tj ea '.A.tn e u !lfortunate race ; that there is also a desire l iti N t to p t itth th r leans to be relieved from any ecclesiastical ItT4i•Vl ld ea tte use of African descent added to which, tth titlk to eecle s • Pervade every form of life—social, civil, t ateo, lastical ao t , t ged • It7ttOret'lecess for some time against these difficulties, ti 4i l t e o f tis! the 'wardens and Vestry of his Church. Wtoie%irLrest al‘lessiah," New Yerk,) have sent their „I'%„t;iUo Pu'r i A sh Churchmen in their behalf. . eht, st age a site, and to erect an Edifice of the t t k e ,eti to rueture, capable of holding from 800 to INC 3o o() O :latid ace Pinpysti this purpose in New York, 4 21(1 b9ilding is high, a sum not less than thepoo.id o ar ro will be required. for Mr. Crummell solicits the aid o f Likqti to .taelea s the advancement of the Redeemer 's Fkt4 110 W 9 ' e'PiSej e f an C u h igteg l tr c C u h nt r i c a'u a r n lia ti T • 0 tt ee to R Q Of ', l '..Nt zt elltlernen have kindly A, Plc f jlaiN tnent ( cons ented to h i t ict as a will see of e G r ettlem al en ) n - Vt•Yht (11 n A• ; 1 11 1 ,,41' N ti•A• Rev. H. Caswell, M.A., Fighel -1), -eh! Icerne, D dean, Wilts. °h i ca•i B . D . Rev. H. M.A. 11 ett t fie. us Rev. D. Wilson, M.A. • r t h. Of per—Johntiiicie Seeley, Esq. Oho p ki lo s pea „ Labouchere, Esq. Tiry lithetvor to w itt di V i i n ave . already been sanctioned by the l s . bein lT a s t l i ie fi d , Persona es to ;rtith I, 4 li tt l i D ony of pm sta s te e me as nt by a e letter ty l l:tt to ° l l f ro t b„14,, , , , ki 0,1 the Bishop of received a letter of in (le N kt ercou rs lo ...P of Vermont, and finding, e iothq:ervi o Crummell to be a Cler- I li tso, r otor oof one _ and education, and appa ' tr k elir Ite" lu , e.ragement 1 11 t tal i 4• • the c_ aving examined the testimo- O °o of l4 eJuromell with whose name . he tN• t, e tion Ao. Chur ch Pular • , h tdo f avour' icati9ns of America 20 0 N'Ati "iso .• JoI h aving received a letter of re cei ns on ev. A. Crummell, from 11 ,0, ,Ved Of Brooklyn, New York !Wit ic,i t tj.oqier Patr onage of Her Grace the Duchess • Ntini,alt er leig o e the Duchess of Argyle the Earl of ioh tit ti tric rd , argithlotith, Lord Ashley, Sir 9 11. H. Inglis, k ev tewi n , e0n..., Hon. W. Cowper, Hon. Ar ,44hlF l4 • E. Di ck g. , non. and Rev. M.Villiers, Rev. W ersteth, Rev. E. Tottenham, Rev. "il , t it •ke •W. EW t or 6, bank, Rev. W. Short, Rev. John m.N .„ 0 e th s ndon, May 26, the Right Hon. Lord ti t y iT e eti,s - ,Lta: ts , the following resolution was passed: 4 .s e llsf 7t. Crummell, with interest the communica vgl,l4Zat4Ch4relbte4 ti of the state of his coun ut and and earnestly recommends the tcolctt`ctivfo the r r p . this co to the liberal consideration of tit l au l L i ; Afri can ut i l t rY."—Carried unanimously. e v, 2" n don, at tI piscopal Church, New York," A N W Bi rch . le Bank of Messrs. WILLIAMS, o ikr, tvvRA in-lane, London ; and in Liverpool - ovp iet. NK, W. TITHERINGTON, Esq., and ,ol• v stee,g, vo le Id rt ; sain t h for . eC' 21S t h riP ith a ing• strue )IVle9'. Of sibe .5, % *14 ,2 .......". £5 0 0 3 0 0 n Dent. ..... 4 81 I • i „.t.O 4 4 1 41 th (b AI h Ai kl4 k ite k ‘ l teXt 4, -t o e) ( .""a 18th instant, SERMONS will be "t' t wi th the NI 14 . t urti lbe R ev , a Pprobation of the Lord Bishop of k tit k tp -eran ee ' CRUMMELL, in aid of the ,„ ts of the b ' 4 '. Lvisl-lURen, P em b r okeo ect in the Morn 'Lr2B ciluß e rr ;p s l t a r c e e et ; and in the 1 ,9 Ai g 0 01 , . i . ~......,:.,,,, 0 . '. : ..... 41%44 1111.: . . , r .‘_ ... i .L.............,......------- .61111111.1 I t ( 1 1. ° 1. I L I NIk C • •• - • • :•• . :::, •••••• ... No. 1377.] PUBLIC NOTICE. ROGERSON and WOODWARD, (late JAMES Ro ll, GERSON,) SIMI MERCERS and GENERAL DRAPERS, beg most respectfully to apprise the Ladies of Liverpool and its Vicinity, that they have determined to CONTINUE SELLING OFF, UNTIL SATURDAY, THE 17TH INSTANT, THE REMAINING PORTION OF THEIR EXTENSIVE PLAIN AND FANCY STRAW BONNETS, WATSON'S, 12, BASNETT-STREET, Church-street NEW MILLINERY, &c. WATSON'S, 12, BASNETT-STREET, Church-street NEW MANTLES. WATSON'S, 12, BASNETT-STREET, Church-street. Ladies are respectfully invited to inspect H. T. WATSON'S EXTENSIVE SHOW ROOMS, Which are now FULL OF NOVELTIES SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON, STOCK OF SILK MERCERY, SHAWLS, FURS, MANTLES, FRENCH MERINOES, PRINTED CASHMERES, IRISH LINENS, SHEETINGS, BLANKETS, QUILTS, COUNTERPANES, HOSIERY, LACE, HABERDASHERY, &c., INCLUDING FAMILY MOURNING. AT VERY MODERATE PRICES. 12, BASNETT-STREET, near Church-street, PUBLIC NOTICE WHEREAS a Fiat of Bankruptcy has been issued and declared against IVITARLANE, BROTHERS and CO., of London, Silk-mercers, Drapers, and Haberdashers, the whole STOCK has been Sold, in One L ot, to J. JONES, WATERLOO-HOUSE, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL, AT 62i OFF THE COST PRICES. FUNERALS FURNISHED AND ATTENDED, AS USUAL, 13 $l5, CHURCH-STREET, March 1,1849. FOR THE SPRING TRADE E NGLISH and FRENCH Striped, Figured, Shot, Damask, Brocada Moir4 and Glad SILKS; Norwich, Paisley, Edinburgh, and French SHAWLS; DELAINES, CACHMERES, CHALLIES, FLOUNCED DRESSES, (in various Fabrics,) MANTLE S, BONNETS, PARASOLS, RIBBONS, and every description of Fancy Goods, for Ladies' Costume, are now arriving. The Stock will be complete THIS DAY, when a general display will be made. The Family Linen and General Manchester Departments are particularly well assorted, and present many decided attrac tions_ These various Lots are now removed, and will commence SELLING OFF THIS DAY, the 13th INSTANT, and FOLLOWING DAYS, COMPRISING FRENCELAND BRITISH SATINS. SILKS, DELAINS, SHAWLS, LINENS, RIBBONS, HOSIERY, &c., With a Large Assortment of other GOODS, of various kinds, at such Prices as will command an immediate Clearance. WATERLOO HOUSE, CHURCH-STREET, THREE DOORS BELOW HANOVER-STREET. JOHN BRISCOE, 60, and 62, OLDHALL-STREET. IRISH POPLIN TABINET PATRONIZED BY THE QUEEN AND ROYAL FAMILY. rpHE Nobility and Gentry are respectfully informed, I that the only House exclusively established for the Sale of the Genuine IRISH POPLIN is at 20, CASES-STREET, Rane lagh-street, Liverpool,—T. M. MAGAN, Manufacturer, for many years Conductor of the late O'Reilly's Establishment, Dublin. T. M. MAOAN begs to intimate, that he has just received from his Factory all the prevailing Colours in the Newest De signs.—Wholesale, Retail, and for Exportation. Specimens sent post free to any part of Great Britain. 20, CASES-STREET, RANELAGH-STREET. PHILIP RALPHS, (of the Firm of T. and P. Ralphs,) on Retiring from Business, begs to tender his sincere tanks to his Friends for the many favours conferred on the Me Firm, and takes this opportunity of cordially recommend ing his Successors, Messrs. HARRISON BROTHERS, to the pa tronage and support of his Frieuds and the Public. HARRISON BROTHERS, having purchased the entire STOCK-IN-TRADE of Mr. P. RALPHS CONSIDERABLY BELOW THE COST PRICE, beg to acquaint their Friends, the supporters and patrons of the late Firm, and the Public generally, that they are now offering The whole of the Stock of SILKS, SHAWLS, DELAINES, CACHMERES, MERINOES, HOSIERY, GLOVES, LACE, FANCY GOODS, LINENS, SHEETINGS, GENERAL DRAPERY, AND FAMILY MOURNING, at such prices as must effect an Immediate Clearance, in order to enable them to Re-stock the Establishment with an entirely new and choice selection of Goods suitable for the approaching season, when they hope by strict attention and perseverance in business (having always regard to the Fabric and substantial usefulness of the Goods they purchase) to merit an increased share of that patronage and support so liberally bestowed upon their predecessors. The UNDERTAKING and FUNERAL FURNISHING DE PARTMENT will be conducted under the Superintendence of Mr. T. HARRISON, for many years with Mr. JAMES ROGERSON. Hours of Business during the Selling-off will be from Ten A.M. to Six P.M. 1 4- 2, WATERLOO-PLACE, top of Church-street, BANKRUPT'S STOUIs, OF CARPETS, DRUGGETS, HEARTH RUGS, &c. &c. OKELL, of 17, and 19, Paradise-street, o having purchased from the Assignees of the Estate of MR. WILLIAM GREEN CARPET AND FURNITURE DEALER, BIRKENHEAD, The whole of his superior Stock of CARPETS, FLOOR CLOTHS, DRUGGETS, 1,0 I t 11-; , &c., COMPRISING SEVERAL THOUSAND YARDS. The STOCK is now arranged and ready for sale and will be SOLD OFF AT INCREDIBLY LOW PRICES. W. OKELL forbears to quote prices, but earnestly solicits an inspection of this VALUABLE STOCK, as possessing Goods of extremely good quality and taste; and guarantees to every purchaser a saving of full 30 per cent. W. OKELL'S new SPRING STOCK is now daily arriving. The contracts having been entered into Two Months ago (during a time of the greatest depression ever known), he most confidently asserts it is impossi ble Purchasers can buy on more eilvantagepus terms than at the BEE HIVE ESTABLISHMENT, 17, sr 19, PARADISE-STREET, Where will be found the largest and most varied STOCK of CARPETING in LIVERPOOL. AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. HEARTS RESOLVED AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD.-SMOLLET TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1849. AT THE FURNITURE MART 19, BOLD-STREET, May be seen a very extensive Stock of FOUR-POST BEDSTEADS, CHAIRS, HALF-TESTER DITTO, SOFAS, FRENCH DITTO, COUCHES, SIDEBOARDS, BOOKCASES, CHIFFONNIERS, OFFICE TABLES, WARDROBES, CHIMNEY GLASSES, DINING TABLES, DRESSING DITTO, LOO DITTO, I FEATHER BEDS, WORK DITTO, J MATTRESSES, And every Article requisite for House Furnishing, manufac tured with the best materials and workmanship, and well worty the attention of buyers. The NUMBER is 19, BOLD-STREET. SAMUEL CUTTER, PROPRIETOR. PAPER HANGINGS FOR THE MILLION. THE CHEAPEST ROOM PAPER HANGING ESTABLISHMENT IN ENGLAND D. DAMES'S, No. 28, LIME-STREET, LIVERPOOL BED-ROOM PAPERS, 12 YARDS FOR 4id. SITTING-ROOM DITTO, DITTO 6d. [PRICE FOURPEN CE. THE RUNCORN BONE-WORKS COMPANY. THIS COMPANY begs to intimate to the Public, that in addition to supplying BONE DUST AND BONE SAVINGS, • For Manure, they have become BUTTON AND SIZE MANUFACTURERS ; Also, Makers of ANIMAL CHAR, for Sugar Refining, LAMP BLACK, ttc. App!y at the WORKS; or to MAGEE and CORCORAN, 13, New Quay, Liverpool. JOSEPH DAVIS, - - - - , (LATE DAWBARN AND DAVIS,) TAILOR AND DRAPER, 14, COLQUITT-STREET. THE NEWEST LONDON &PARISIAN STYLES, combining Elegance with Economy, supplied by JOSEPH DAVIS, TAILOR AND DRAPER, 14, COLQUITT-STREET, (Seventh Door from Bold-street,) LIVERPOOL. THE WELLINGTON, THE MOST GRACEFUL AND ELEGANT GARMENT FOR RIDING, PROMENADING, &c., AS WORN EY HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON AND THE NOBILITY. LANCASTER begs to inform the Gentlemen of E . T.ivarpnnl and Vicinity that he can °apply thcna with this GRACEFUL and ELEGANT GARMENT, made up in the First Style of Fashion, at prices considerably under those charged in the Metropolis. An inspection of this Garment is respectfully solicited. Gentlemen's Suits of every description made up in the New est Styles on the most reasonable terms. E. LANCASTER, TAILOR AND DRAPER, 1, SWEETING-STREET, CASTLE-STREET. MATTHEW JARVIS, MEDICAL AND GENERAL SHOP FITTER, WRITER, AND DESIGNER, ON GLASS, &c 58, RICHMOND-ROW, LIVERPO O L, DESIRES to return his 'sincere thanks to his Friends and the Pnblic generally,for the liberal patronage he has received during fourteen years residence in this town, and to inform them that he has taken the above extensive Premises, where he hopes by strict personal attention to all orders intrusted to him, to merit a continuance of their favors. Medical Shop Drawers, Counters, Cornices, Shelving, Glass Cases, Show Jars, Stoppered Bottles, Ointment and Extract Pots, and every requisite for the fitting up of Chemists, Drug gists, Apothecaries, Tobacconists, &c., &c. Glass Signs and Bar Bottles or Spirit Vaults. Plate Glass Signs, and Tablets in Burnished Gold, suitable to every business. Plans and Estimates furnished. Writer and Designer on Glass to the trade. Printed Catalogues may be obtained on application. THE QUALITY OF C O F F E E IMPROVED. TJAMILTON and DAVIES have pleasure in 11 I_ referring to the increasing demand for their COFFEES, —(Roasted on their Improved Principled —as a satisfactory proof or the gonerioritv of their New System of Roastinr and Cleansing Coffee. The success wnicn Oils attended and D.'s efforts has imparted to them renewed energy to maintain and deserve continued support. Their QUALITY, now ls. 6d., (Equal to former ls. 8d.,) Possesses peculiar Strength and richness of Flavour. SECOND QUALITY, now is. 2d. (Equal to former ls. 4d.) Is Strong and Full Flavoured. HAMILTON & DAVIES, TEA MARKET l, RANELAGH-STREET, LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL, 2nd lfarch,lB49. ROYAL BANK BUILDING S.-- We announced, on the 22nd of January, the arrival of some very promising " Chops" of the New Crop of Black Tea, one of which—the KEE-RING CHop—which we considered decidedly superior in quality to other marks—we had then purchased. THIS is now ready for delivery to Families ; and we are happy to inform our friends that the test of experience has fully ratified the opinion which we prononnced on its me rits. It is acknowledged by connoisseurs to be of undeniable excellence. Where QUALITY has been made the primary consideration, and PRICE is fixed upon strictly economical principles, we feel confident that our own interests, as involved in the ques tion of PROFITS, will be secured by the increasing demand which has been and must be the inevitable result of our sys tem, so obviously based on justice and prudence. A large proportion—probably more than two-thirds—of the First Class of Black Tea imported during the present season, has proved to be very inferior in quality, though it is, at the same time, deceptive in appearance. In consequence of this fallacious resemblance to a choice commodity, many families have, no doubt, experienced much disappointment and annoy ance, especially in cases where they have placed to o grea t con fidence in parties possessing little, if any, sound judgment in the selection of Te--a department of trade which now requires more than ordinary experience, care, and skill. The gratifying amount of success which has attended our efforts, and the recognised superiority of our Teas, have in duced many dealers (mere ambitious than conscientious, and of P - V - of t- - with more of assurance Alan . right principle, ,o resort to the expedient of soliciting Families in our names, but without our authority, and, in some instances , to adopt the still more delusive plan of opening shops in this and other towns, over which our Names have been ostentatiously paraded in large letters as baits to the Purchaser. It is, however, a source of unfeigned satisfaction to us that, notwithstanding all the schemes resorted to in order to mislead the public, the support which has been accorded to us in this New Branch of our Trade—the supply of Families—has been steadily increasing during the last nine years. This fact, while it calls for our grateful acknowledgments, affords a satisf a ctory proof that the Public can readily discriminate between the false professions which are too often employed to push the sale of an article, and that conscientious care which looks to a per manent connection as the chief source of a profitable business with mutual advantage. It is, therefore, only requisite for us to remark that our place of business is in the ROYAL BANK BUILDINGS ? near the Ex- CHANGE. LIVERPOOL. The principles upon which our business has hitherto been conducted having operated successfully in protecting the inte rest of the public, we again refer to those principles, as the basis upon which our system of business will continue to be carried out in future. It will be found that we steadily adhere to the following important maxims : First,—Ta Affnrd te VCITT , ITTITTI 111 T V •TW *ln , A ...Pa T x Parer, coOlblne with EVERY SECURITY AS TO 4UALITY. Secondly,—Never to permit our young men to press the sale, or recommend the quality, of any article not actually inquired for; but to let every sample of our goods rest for support upon its own intrinsic merits. The adoption of these rules has received the stamp of public approbation. Our persevering observance of them will prove the surest guarantee that we can offer of our siicere desire to merit the unprecedented amount of support with which we have been favoured. As complaints have been made of the inconvenience frequently experienced by Families, in consequence of having to wait in giving their orders at our hitherto crowded Retail Counter, we are happy to announce that we have made arrangements with the Management of the Royal Bank, by which we shall obtain considerable addition to our front premises, with the advantage of an entrance direct from Dale-street. The necessary altera tions are now in progress, and we hope to open these premises in a few weeks, with many increased facilities for the transac tion of our business. Families residing in the country may now avail themselves of the LOW RATES OF CHARGE UPON THE CARRIAGE OF PAR CELS BY RAILWAY, and thus obtain their supplies without any material additional expense. The charges are regulated by the various Railway Companies upon precisely proportionate scales, according to weight and distance. The facilities thus afforded by several lines which have been recently opened, will enable us to supply parties in many localities, from which we have been hitherto, to some extent, excluded, by the obstacles which existed to prevent the prompt delivery of goods, and by the heavy cost of transit. It is necessary that we should state, that, whenever desired, we pre pay the carriage of parcels forwarded from our Esta blishment, including the charge in the invoice. Some parties, with a view to attraction, indiscriminately offer to defray the carriage. It is obviously impossible that such promises can be carried into effect, without inflicting ultimate disappoint ment on the purchaser. Whilst we avoid such unsatisfactory engagements, we take the better alternative of sending to all parts of the kingdom A SUPERIOR QUALITY OF TEA AT A PRICE which must tend to secure further transactions. Attention is invited to the FINE BLACK TEA at 4/ and 4/4, also Excellent Second Qualities at 3/ to 3/6, which can be well recommended to the notice of all large Consumers. THE FINE OLD MOCHA COFFEE, l/6d PER POUND. FINE COSTA RICA, 1/2. PLANTATION, I'D. Yours faithfully, ROBT. ROBERTS & COMFY. Entrance-----up the Steps leading to the BANK. MO MR. PROUT, 229, STRAND "No. 208, Piccadilly, London, Oct. 19, 1847.. _ _ "Sir,—lt is now three years and - it half since I was sorely afflicted with rheumatic gout, the suffering from which induced me to try all the proposed remedies that extensive medical experience could devise, without obtaining any satisfactory relief from pain. During one of the paroxysms a friend ad vised me to try BLAIR'S GOUT and RHEUMATIC PILLS, observing that he had in some severe cases taken them himself, and they proved very successful. I instantly adopted his ad vice, and to my joy the excruciating torment soon began to abate, and a few boxes restored me to health, since which I have had no return of the complaint.. I trust you will give publicity to my case, that sufferin g humanity may know how to obtain a remedy for this distressing disease.—l am, Sir, your obedient humble servant, MICHAEL NASMYTH." The above testimonial is a further proof of the efficacy of Blair's Gout and Rheumatic Pills, which afford speedy relief to those afflicted with gout, rheumatism, lumbago, sciatica, tic doloreux, pains in the head and face, and all analagous com plaints. The never-failing effects of BLAIR'S GOUT and RHEU MATIC PILLS in curing every description of Gout and Rheu matism, have secured to them a celebrity unequalled by any medicine of past or present times. They not only give relief in a few hours, but restore to perfect health in an inconceivably short space of time. They are equally speedy and certain in lumbago, sciatica, pains in the head or face, and indeed in every rheumatic or gouty affection ; in fact, such has been the rapi dity, perfect ease, and complete safety of this medicine, that it has astonished all who hare taken it; and there is scarcely a city, town, or village in the kingdom but contains many grate ful evidences of its benign influence. Sold by THOMAS PROM, 229, Strand, London ; and by his appointment by Wagstaff, Howell, Apothecaries' Company, Roberts, Scholefield, Bird, Gerard, Mucklow, Carter. Rowland, Ross and Co., Alpas, Troughton, Liverpool ; Grindley, Fletcher, Davis, Platt and Son, Topham, Worrall, Chester; Pickton, Warrington; and all respectable Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom. Price 25. 9d.per box. Ask for BLAIR'S GOUT and RHEUMATIC PILLS, and observe the name and address of "Thomas Prout, 229, Strand, London," impressed upon the Government . Stamp affixed to each box of the genuine Medicine.. B. WINDLE AND COMPA NY, J• IMPORTERS 01' AND DEALERS IN WINES, SPIRITS, ALE, AND PORTER, NO. 12, REDCROSS-STREET, OPPOSITE BALTIC-BUILDINGS. The smallest quantity supplied ( from Half a Pint upwards) at Wholesale Prices. Per Gallon Finest Islay Malt Whiskey „ Campbeltown Malt Whiskey l6 0 Fine Scotch Whiskey l4 0 Finest Old Irish Do. Best Cognac Brandy (pale or brown) 24 0 „ Old Hollands „ „ Jamaica Rum l6 6 Fine Ditto Do. Best Bristol Gin „ London Do. l2 6 SPIRITS PORTER AND ALES. Per doz. Quarts. Pints Barclay's Best London Porter ss. 6d 3s. Od . Best Dublin Porter Allsopp and Son's Stroll.. Burton A1e....7 0 .. If II East India Pale Ale .. 6 0 II If Burton Ale Best Devonshire Cider 4 6 WINES, Per doz. Quarts. Pints. Very Superior Old Port 4os. Od. .... 20s. Od Fine Old Port Good Do. 32 0 ....16 0 „ Do. 28 0 ....14 0 Very Superior Old Sherry 4O 0 .... 20 0 Fine Do. 36 0 ....18 0 Good Do. 32 0 ....16 0 Do. 23 0 ....14 0 24 0 BiOnte Calcavello Lisbon... gucellas . Madeira, Claret, Ist growth , 2d growth. Hock, Ist quality At proportionately low prices. 2d ditto. Champagne, Ist 2d. No. 54, BOLD-STREET, ONE DOOR ABOVE THE MUSIC-HALL THE CHEAPEST GLASS AND CHINA ESTABLISHMENT IN LIVERPOOL C. LUCKYN AND CO SUCCESSORS TO T. SMITH, BEG respectfully to call the attention of the Public of Liverpool and its vicinity to their immense STOCK OF SUPERIOR GOODS, which are now Selling at Prices that will ensure 4 SAVING OF AT LEAST FIFTY PER CENT THE STOCK OF GLASS COMPRISES Decanters, Rummers Tumblers, Wines, Salts, Dessert Di s hes. Ice Plates, Pickle Bottles, Wine Coolers, Hock, Liqueure and Champagne Glasses, Water Carafts, Toilet Bottles, Spirit and Cruet Sets complete, Gas Globes and Shades, Hall Lamps, Tall boys, Finger Basins, and every description of Glass PAIS, tI I OK: OP Is urn, ES, CREAMS, BASKETS, LUSTRES, &c., in great variety ; CHINA, TEA, AND BREAKFAST SERVICES, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CHINA ORNAMENTS, Ewers, Vases, Flower Pots, Inkstands, Scent Boxes, Bottles, Spills, Baskets, Jugs, &c.; Papier Machee Tea Trays, Iron Japanned Goods, Alabaster Vases and Figures, with Shades and Stands, Time-pieces, Metal Tea and Coffee Pots, Table Mats, &c. A VARIETY OF USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL ARTICLES, IN VESUVIAN LAVA, including a fine Statuette of JEN NY LIND. GLASS made to any Pattern at Wholesale Prices, on the shortest notice. An inspection is respectfully solicited, when parties will have an opportunity of judging of the cheapness and superiority of the Goods. All Goods carefully Packed free of expense, fit for conveyance to any part of the Globe. PLEASE OBSERVE THE ADDRESS, 54, BOLD-STREET. NO. 4, LEADENHALL-STREET, NEAR THE INDIA HOUSE, LONDON. M ost people complain that shaving's a bore ; E ach day's painful scrape only chafes an old sore ; C Noose the cutler who stands at the head of the trade ; H alf the battle depends on a well-tempered blade : I n the front of these lines his name is displayed. MECHI'S RAZORS, STROPS, & MAGIC PASTE are renowned throughout the civilized world. He exhi bits also the most recherche Stock of Papier Macho Articles, Dressing-cases, Work-boxes, Tea-trays, Writing-desks, &c., in London. Everything for the Toilet and Work-table. Mechi's famous Bagatelle Tables, affording a charming amusement on a wet day. NEW ATTRACTlON.—Determined to take the lead in taste, Mechi has brought out some most superb and novel specimens in Papier Mach& Finding it impossible to display them ad vantageously in his former space, he has, at considerable ex pense, fitted up a splendid Show-room, to which he invites all those who are desirous of seeing the most brilliant Specimens this Country can produce. Among the rechercli , Papier Mache Articles_, will be found some decorated with admirable copies of Edwin Landseer's most popular and modern Paintings, together with some exquisite Landscapes of Windsor Castle, Virginia Water, the Isle of Wight, &c., and some peculiarly beautiful Moonlight Views, with novel effects. N.B.—Letters from the country, accompanied by a Post office order, or a reference for payment in London, will meet prompt attention, and the goods will be carefully packed. 4, Leadenhalt street, London, March, 1849. p ARTIES ABOUT TO FURNISH ar to URQUHART e AND invited ADAMSON'S CABINET FURNITURE, UPHLOLSTERY, LOOKING GLASS ESTABLISHMENT, AND NORTH OF ENGLAND BEDDING-HOUSE, 13, BOLD-STREET, Where may be derived the advantage of selecting from the only large Stock of Warranted Household Furniture. Bed steads, &c., Manufactured by U. and A. in the Modern Designs, superior Workmanship, and well-seasoned clioice Materials. And Parties who prefer their Furniture made to order can have Original Designs drawn to suit their own taste, and the Goods Manufactured in the first style of Workmar ship, by Urquhart and Adamson, Cabinet-makers and Up holsterers, 13, Bold-street, Liverpool. WORKSHOPS, CHURCH-LANE, CHURCH-STREET 1> The Trade Suppled. THE ONLY WHOLESALE CABINET FACTORY IN LIVERPOOL, TO SUPPLY THE TRADE, 41, SEEL-STREET, AND 41, FLEET-STREET. THUGHES, CABINET, CHAIR, SOFA, and General HOUSE FURNITURE MANUFACTURER, thanks his nu merous Town and Country Customers for the very liberal sup port he has received from them during the last six years, and assures them that he wili use every exertion to merit a conti nuance of their orders, by supplying Genuine GOODS only, at the Lowest Cash Prices, and thereby endeavour to maintain the elevated position and eminence, as a Manufacturer, which he has already obtained, and which he acknowledges with much pleasure: T. H. intimates to Parties not acquainted with the complete ness f.nd extent of his Factory, that he personally superintends the making of all his Goods, which are produced from an im mense Stock of well-seasoned fine Timber, purchased direct from the Importers, for cash ; that none but the b, st workmen are employed, together with skilful foremen, which, with other facilities, enable him to hold out to his Customers advantages not to be found in any other market. T. HUGHES, 41, SEEL-STREET AND 41, FLEET-STREET, LIVERPOOL. THE CHEAPEST CABINET, CARPET, AND GENERAL FURNISHING WAREHOUSE IN LIVERPOOL. MICHAEL ELLIS, 76, LORD-STREET, PROPRIETOR. BUYERS will find a decided advantage in making their Purchases at the above Establish ment. Every Article is MANUFACTURED UNDER THE IMMEDIATE SUPERINTENDENCE of the PROPRIETOR, from WARRANTED WELL-SEA SONED MATIZILIALS, and the Stock, in point of extent, is second to none in Liverpool. Country Buyers are informed that no charge what ever is made for Packing or Mats, if returned within a month. FEATHER BEDS, HAIR, FLOCK, WOOL, SPRING and other MATTRESSES, PAILLASSES, &c., &c. Please to copy the Addre ss , MICHAEL ELLIS, 76, LORD-STREET, as lie has no connexion with any one else, either of the same name, or otherwise, in Liver- An ASSISTANT WANTED, who perfectly understands the Cabinet Furniture Business. BY HER MAJESTY'S LETTERS PATENT. THE VULCAN MACHINE COMPANY, THOROUGHLY CLEANSING CHIMNEYS AND FLUES, WITH THE PATENT MACHINES OF MR. WRIGHT, C.E. CENTRAL OFFICES, NO. 44, HANOVER-STREET: MHIS Company is established for the promotion of 1. the following objects ;—The abolition of Climbing Boys. The reformation of the present degraded sweep. The comfort and convenience of Housekeepers in having their Chimneys economically and thoroughly Cleansed, which cannot be ef fected by the old system. Additional safety to property. A. guarantee against robberies; the Company employing no Ser vants but of good character. As the operations of the Company would be greatly facilitated by Owners and Occupiers of Houses adopting the contract sys tem, thus enabling the Company to concentrate their labour is the different street! at fixed periods, and being anxious fully to carry out the above objects; and also relying on the aid of the public to forward their endeavours, they have determined, ors and after the 15th instant, to undertake by Contract the Cleans ing of the Chimneys and flues in each house, as often as may be required, at the undermentioned reduced rates, viz. : The larger class of Houses at per Annum. Others at a less sum, according to the size of the House and the number of Sweepinzs required. Hanover-street, 12th January, 1849. THE LIVERPOOL COAL, CANNEL, AND COKE COMPANY GIVE NOTICE, that they supply at the following prices : BEST COAL 13s. 6d. per Ton COMMON DITTO lls. Bd. Ditto. CANNEL and COKE 18s. ed., Ditto. These prices are for CASH ONLY, less a discount of 3 I Apply to 3. LAWRENCE BUTLER, Manager. Office, No. 1, DALE-STREET, (Next the Town-hall.) STIVENS' ORIGINAL GREEN GINGER WINE, PATRONISED BY ROYALTY. THE superiority and increased demand of STIVENS" ORIGINAL GREEN GINGER WINE has called forth a host of imitations, This Wine has met the approval of the faculty, who pronounce it the BEST BRITISH CORDIAL EXTANT. It is prepared with ingredients in the greatest perfection. AL caution is therefore necessary to prevent disappointment. Observe the name "JOHN STIVENS & C 0.," over the neck of each bottle. Manufactory, Temple-street, Bristol ; Barge yard, Bucklersbury, London ; DUKE-STREET and HENRY nREET, LIVERPOOL; and may be had of all respectable Grocers, Chemists, and Confectioners throughout the kingdom. Many of their other Wines are very choice, and close imitations of foreign, at less than half the cost. THE STANDARDLIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. ANNUAL REPORT, 1849. The TWENTY-THIRD ANNUAL 'GENERAL MEETING of this COMPANY was held on THURSDAY, the 15th of Febru— ary, within their Office, 3, George-street, Edinburgh,. WILLIAM WOOD, Esq., Surgeon, in the Chair. The Directors wer. enabled on this occasion to submit a very satisfactory account of the progress of the Institution during the past year. It appeared from the Statements submitted That the number of New Policies for Life Assurance, issued by the Company from 15th November, 1847, to 15th No— vember, 1848, was 571 : That the Sums Assured during the same period contained in these Policies amounted to £395,864 12s. 6d. : That the number of Applications for Policies made to the Company, and from which the above transactions were selected, was 736, containing Proposals for Assurance to the extent of .'519,329 13s. sd. : That large transactions had been effected during the year irt other Departments of the Business : That the Claims by Death had been moderate, both int amount and in number. After the Report and Statements were read, the Chairman congratulated the Meeting on the satisfactory position of the Company's Affairs, and drew particular attention to the prin cipal features of the Business of the year, viz. : The large extent of New Business of a satisfactory character,. ___ the average amount of each assurance being about £700; The large Addition made to the Company's Fund and Re- venue ; The satisfactory mode in which the Company's Funds are Invested ; and, The small amount of Claims during a year of so much sick __ ness and mortality. He also referred to the steady progress which the Business had made for many years, and stated, in illustration, that the average number of Policies issued during the lest six years was 571, covering Assurances to the average amount of nearly .4'400,000 No. of Corresponding Policies. Sums Assurefk. The transactions during the years 1813, 1844, and 1845, being The transactions during the years 1846, 1547, and 1848, being 1643 .11,181,543 9 11 1784 1,208,122 In six years 3427 £2,389,665 15 1 Annual average 571 .t'39&,27712 6 The Chairman also alluded to the approaching investigation of the Company's affairs in 1850, when the Fourth Division of Profits is to be made, and drew attention to the advantage of assuring with the Company before 15th November, 1849, which will not only secure the advantage of participation in that divi sion, but a claim for one year's additional bonus in future years over later entrants. After drawing attention to the ad vantage afforded by the mode in which the Company's profits are divided among the Policy-holders, he took the opportunity of recapitulating a few important regulations of the Company, referred to incidentally in the Report submitted, rendering its Policies of increased value, which he thought ought not to be overlooked in stating the advantages of the Institution : Value is allowed for the surrender of Policies, after payment of one premium in the Participating Class of Assurances. Loans, to the extent of the value of Assurances at the mo ment, are advanced on the security of the Company's Poli cies, at a moderate rate of interest. Parties have it thus irk their power to borrow such a sum as will enable them to keep their Policies in force, if otherwise inconvenient for them to do so, or to get the use of the value of their Assur ance for other purposes. Claims are settled at any time after the proof of death, whett • • - deduction of interest. - Persons may pay the premiums under their Policies yearly, half-yearly, or quarterly ; or they may at any time change the mode of payment in the manner most convenient for themselves. The Meeting expressed entire satisfaction with the Report and Statements; and after the election of new Directors, is room of those retiring, the Establishment for the ensuing year was declared to be as follows : GOVERNOR. His Grace the Duke of BUCCLETICH and QUEENSBERRY. J. R I C H M O N D, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WOOLLEN DRAPER, HATTER, HOSIER, AND GENTLE- MEN'S OUTFITTER, NO. 1, CHURCH-STREET, AND 1 AND 3, PARADISE- STREET. IN placing this address before the Public, I beg I respectfully to call attention to the established rule of my commercial transactions, namely: Firstly—lnvariably to Purchage for READY MONEY, at the best and cheapest market. Secondly—Selling on similar terms of PROMPT PAYMENT for all Goods, on or before delivery.. Thirdly—Charging the LEAST PROFIT upon the Goods, and Markin them in Plain English. Fourthly—Giving every advantage for MONEY that any rea sonable man can look for. _ _ It is a recognised principle of Trade that the fewer hands through which any article is made to pass so much the better it is for the consumer, because the article can be brought into general use with the least burden of Profits. ECONOMY AND CONVENIENCE should be combined; and, under these circumstances, and at the request of numerous Purchasers who have frequently BOUGHT AND APPRECIATED MY MATERIALS, but have found great difficulty in getting them made to their satis faction, I am induced to add the TAILORING, whereby the difficulty will be removed, and a very considerable Saving rea lized by GENTLEMEN PURCHASING their OWN CLOTH. HAVING JUST ENGAGED A FIRST-RATE CUTTER TO SUPERINTEND THE TAILORING DEPARTMENT. should any Article not Fit satisfactorily when Finished, it shall be Re placed by another, to the entire satisfaction of the Customer, or the Money Paid will be Returned. While J. RICHMOND is equally anxious TO SUPPLY THE MATERIALS ONLY, proper Lengths for any Garment being easily ascertained AT HIS ESTABLISHMENT, he cannot leave unnoticed the favourable opportunity thus offered of ob taining either CLOTH or the Material made up into Garments of unsurpassed excellence and cheapness, the advantages of which must be obrious, and appreciated by all. J. R. earnestly recommends every Gentleman to purchase his own Cloth, and respectfully solicits a trial of this system, feeling assured it will secure to him their continued and con stant support. A LIST OF PRICES FOR MAKING ANY GARMENT MAY BE SEEN ON THE PREMISES. Observe—RICHMOND'S LIVERPOOL CLOTH HALL AND GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTING ESTABLISHMENT, NO.], CHURCH-STREET, AND l AND 3, PARADISE STREET, LIVERPOOL. NUMBER ONE, SAINT PAUL'S CHURCH-YARD, LONDON. DAKIN'S ROYAL 0- PATENT COFFEE. D AKIN and COMPANY have much pleasure in announcing that they have appointed __ MR. JOHN PRIESTLEY, 52, LORD-STREET, SOLE AGENT FOR LIVERPOOL, FOR THE SALE OF THEIR ROYAL PATENT COFFEE. In announcing this appointment, it will be important to oint out the oxoolloncvo en,tl nAsran+o,n. of n A ItTXT/Q, pnvA T. PATENT COFFEE ; and for the purpose of doing so with bre vity, the following copy of a certificate of Mr. Alfred S. Taylor and Mr. Arthur Aikin, the great authorities on Chemistry, Medical Jurisprudence, and the Sanatory Question, may suffice : " We hereby certify that we have chemically examined four varieties of Coffee, namely, best Mocha, Jamaica, Very Fine and Good Plantation (Ceylon) Coffee, both in the raw state and as prepared and roasted by the Patent Process of Messrs. Dakin. We have likewise chemically examined samples of the same varieties of Coffee, roasted at the same time in the usual way ; and the result of this examination is, that in delicacy of flavour, odour, and as an article of diet, the Coffee prepared by Messrs. Dakin's process is, in our judgment, superior to that prepared in the ordinary way. " We have also examined the apparatus used by Messrs. Dakin for roasting Coffee, and we find that all the surfaces with which the Coffee comes in contact during this process are of Silver. We find also that great care is taken so to regulate the degree of heat and the mode of its application, as to render necessary a longer time and lower temperature to effect the roasting, whereby all risk of charring the berry, or producing empyreumatic oil, is prevented, the separation of acid vapour is more gradual and complete, and a larger portion of aroma is retained than occurs in the usual methods of Coffee roasting. "The process of Messrs. Dakin appears to us, therefore, in a chemical view, better adapted than any yet suggested for pro curing roasted Coffee in a pu ARTHUR re and whoATKIN lesome form. " . " ALFRED S. TAYLOR, F.R.S. " Lecturers on Chemistry in Guy's Hospital. " Chemical Laboratory, " Guy's Hospital, August 9, 1943.,, PRICE CURRENT OF " DAKIN'S ROYAL PATENT COFFEE." The following sorts are supplied in sealed bottles containing two Pounds each, and no charge is made for the bottles : Two pounds of good sound Coffee in a sealed bottle.... 2s 6d Two pounds of strong and fineflavoured Coffee in a sealed bottle ............................................ 3s thd Two pounds of very choice and excellent Coffee in a sealed b0tt1e........................................ . ..... Os Cd Two pounds of the finest old Mountain Coffee, mellow in ripeness and richness in flavour, in a sealed bottle.... 48 Od The Prospectus, fully detailing the process and the particu lars of the invention, may be had, or will be forwarded, gratis, on application to MR. JOHN PRIESTLEY, 52, LORD-STREET, SOLE AGENT FOR LIVERPOOL FOR THE SALE OF DAKIN'S ROYAL PATENT COFFEE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LONDON AND FRENCH PAPER ,HANGING WAREHOUSE, HANOVER-STREET, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL. (1 TIMEY_ and COMPANY be to inform parties kj requiring PAPER HANGINGS, that they win nnd, as sue above Depot, the largest and most varied Assortment of PAPER HANGINGS, in or out of London, embracing the Newest Designs, the whole of which will be Sold at the lowest remunerating Prices. C. and Co. possess advantages over 'any other Houses in the Trade, from the fact of their large consumption of Papers, and the most important Houses in London confining their Patterns to them, with periodical importations of French Goods. Elegant Flock Papers, on Satin and Oak Grounds, commenc ing at 3s. 6d. per Piece ; good Bedroom Papers at sd. per Piece; and all other Papers in equal proportion. Beautiful Specimens of Panelling now on view, suited for Private or Public Entertaining Rooms, exhibiting Native and Continental Talent. Importers of Papers and large Consumers supplied upon the same terms as at the Manufactory. CUFFLE,Y AND COMPANY, HANOVER-STREET. LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTING OFFICE, BANK-BUILDINGS, 48, CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. MAPS, PLANS, DRAWINGS, • FAC-SIMILES, BILL HEADS, LABELS, CARDS, CIRCULARS, ILLUMINATED SHOW BOARDS, 6- TITLE PAGES DESIGNS FOR WOOD ENGRAVERS, PORTRAITS DRAWN DIRECT FROM LIFE ON STONE, &c. &c. Executed in the most Elegant and Finished Style of Art, by JOHN M'GAHEY, LITHOGRAPHIC DRAUGHTSMAN AND ARTIST. Every Description of Transfers, Drawings, &c., Executed for the Trade on Moderate ferins BANK-BUILDINGS, 48 : CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL STILES' BOWLING SALOON PORTICO, NEWINGTON. CITIZENS and STRANGERS are invited to visit this splendid Establishment, which is not surpassed in England or America, either for useful or ornamental fittings. THE ALLEYS are made of the very best material, and the only ones in England of the PROPER LENGTH AND BREADTH. They were laid under the immediate superintendence and direction of the Proprietor, whose long experience of eight years in this kind of business, and his having been, for the last four years, Proprietor of the celebrated Gothic-hall Bowl ing Saloon, in New York (the largest place of the kind in the world). give him a great advantage over others in fitting up an Establishment of this kind for ELEGANCE, COMFORT, AND DURABILITY. The Walls are tastefully decorited with Oil Paintings by one of the first Artists. The BAR is fitted un on the American plan. and well sup pima with the best of Ales, \Nines, Liquors, and Cigars; all the different fancy American Beverages are made, viz. :—Mint Julep, Sherry Cobblers, Punches. Egg Noggs, Gin and Brandy Cocktails, BrOdy Smashers, &c., &c. The COFFER Or REFRESHMENT BAR is also well supplied with Delicacies; in fact, no expense or pains have been or will be spared to make this Establishment the first in the Kingdom, and if strict attention to business and to the comfort and amusement of all have any weight, the Proprietor is satisfied they will be pleased with their visit. CHAS. D, STILES, PROPRIETOR. GUTTA PERCHA DEPOT, 121, DALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL BOOTS and SHOES made on an improved principle, very superior to Pegged or any other make. No Welts, perfectly Waterproof, and from the peculiar method of attach ing the Soles, not liable to break the uppers like Pegged work, and will stand twice as long as any other make. One trial will prove that this is one of the greatest improvements ever brought out, both as regards comfort and economy. Gutta Percha Soles, Ornaments, Bucket Bands, &c. Waterproof Dubbing, which renders the Upper Leathers of Boots and Shoes perfectly Waterproof and not liable to crack. India Rubber Goloshes, with Gutta Percha Soles. Also, just received, a Stock of Ladies and Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes, the soles of which are warranted to adhere, being put on by experienced hands from the Company's Works. • k/C•' I NEW DIXON'S NEW WINDOW VENTILATOR HIS Ventilator, which is superior to any other T introduced, possesses the following advantages:-Ist. It throws the draft up . to the ceiling, thereby protecting from cold and other inconvenience those who may be sitting underneath. —2d. Its neatness of appearance makes it very superior to the Patent, or any other Louvre Ventilator. It forms merely a pane of the window, and may be made of any size, shade, or description of glass to match the other panes.-3d. It can be as easily cleaned as any other pane of glass.-4th. When by accident broken, any glazier can Repair it; at the cost only of an ordinary square of glass; whilst it is so simple in construe. tion that it is almost a matter of impossibility to derange it. In addition to these advantages, the Ventilator will be sold at THIRTY PER CENT. UNDER the Cost of the most approved hitherto in use. To be had of the Inventor, W. DIXON, (GLASS WAREHOUSE,) 19, WILLIAMSON-SQUARE, LIVERPOOL. ROBBERIES ON THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY, &c., OF CASH AND VALUABLES. THE strongest WROUGHT-IRON SAFEGUARDS extant, with impregnable Locks and Fastenings, and lined throughout with Milner's Treble Non-conducting and Evapo rating Chambers, are _ MILNERS' PATENT " HOLDFAST" AND FIRE RESISTING SAFES, THE ONLY PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST ROBBERY, VIOLENCE, & FIRE. In experimental trials by Fire, conducted by scientific and practical men, aid in cases of large accidental Fires, all de scriptions of Safes in use have been burnt out by the side of Milner*, its contents being uninjured ; and the Patentees have this day information from their Agents, Messrs. D. Boyd and Co., Ingram-street, Glasgow, of one of their Safes (sold by D. B. and Co. to a leading house there) having resisted a night's violence of robbers, the outsides being cut through in many LUC ULVVA •-•.1 • ...es ws.o.auan, their efforts the lock remained true, and prevented their get ting access to the Cash or Btmks." Particulars may be had from D. Boyd and Co. ALL SIZES OF SAFES, CHESTS, AND BOXES A r THE WORKS, LIVERPOOL, OR MILNERS' LONDON DEPOT, 47A, MOOROATE STREET, CITY, LONDON. SAFETY FOR STREET DOORS CHUBBS PATENT LATCHES, made expressly for this purpose, with very small and neat keys, are per fectly safe . rom the attempts of picklocks and false keys. They are very strong, not liable to get out of order, and the price so low as to place them w ithi n the reach of all classes. Chubb's Patent Fire-proof Safes and Boxes form a complete preserva tion for Deeds, Plate, Books, &c., from fire and thieves.—Chubb and Son, 57, St. Paul's Church-yard, London, and 28, Lord street, Liverpool. BALLS, DINNERS, ROUTS, &c. THOMAS LAN GRIDGE, COOK CONFECTIONER,FRUITERER, AND DEALER IN BRITISH WINES, 5, LIME-STREET, Two Doors from Elliot-street. In soliciting the patronage of the Nobility, Gentry, and Inhabitants of Liverpool and its Vicinity, begs most respect fully to inform them that in bringing himself before the pub lic, he is determined that no effort on his part shall be wanting to equal, if not surpass, any other person in this town. Hav ing recently visited Paris and London for the purpose of buying Goods, he flatters himself he will be enabled to supply WED DING BREAKFASTS, BALLS, DINNERS, ROUTS, &c. with every dooeciption et Orr...onto ovited for the occaoion. T. L. also begs to state, that, having made arrangements, he is enabled to supply TURTLE, either Alive or in the Soup, at the shortest possible notice, and has constantly a good supply of every description of Soups. Made Dishes of every description. CHOPS AND STEAKS IN FIVE MINUTES' NOTICE. Bride Cakes. Ices, Jelly, Creams, &c. 5, LIME-STREET, TWO DOORS FROM ELLIOT-STREET, Sole Manufacturer and Inventor of the Royal Scotch Biscuit, patronized by Her Majesty the Queen. LIVER BOWLING HALL, NEWINGTON, LIVERPOOL. R. SAUNDERS, the original introducer of the IVJI National Games of America into England, tenders his best thanks to those Gentlemen who so promptly and liberally seconded his efforts to introduce them into Liverpool, and re spectfully announces, that, finding his Rooms in Slater-street totally inadequate to meet the increasing requirements of the growing popularity with which these healthful and manly ex ercises have been received, he has just COMPLETED the above ESTABLISHMENT ; on the internal fittiigs and arrangements of which he has spared neither expense nor skill to make it equal to any on the Continent of America, and superior to the host of rival establishments that his enterprise has called into existence in Liverpool; and he respectfully informs those Gen tlemen who may favour him with their patronage, that it is his firm determination to conduct his New Establishment on the same liberal and respectable principles that insured for his Establishment in Slater-street so large a share of their appro bation and support, and that their comfort will at all times be strictly attended to ; and he now informs them that he thas OPENED THE PREMISES, under the title of THE LIVER BOWLING HALL. XX AND XXX WREXHAM ALES. THE above superior ALES, f r o m th e C AMBRIAN and ALBION BREWERIES, may now be had, in Casks of any size and in any quantity, for Public or Private use, at the SAME PRICES as delivered in Wrexham, from HENRY BANKS, (SOLE AGENT,) OFFICE and STORES,—No. 2, MERSEY-CHAMBERS, OLD CHURCHYARD, where Samples may be tasted. The above ALES, SCOTCH and BURTON DITTO, LON DON PORTER, and GUINNESS'S DUBLIN STOUT, ix Quart and Pint Bottles. Liverpool, December, 1848. PURE PORT 1 • MESSRS. OFFLEYS, WEBBER, FORRESTER, and CO., ALTO DOURO FARMERS, having determined, as Growers, to supply the Consumer direct, make this public announcement for the information of those Gentlemen who are disposed to replenish their Cellars with pure fully-fermented and highly-flavoured PORT. Liverpool, Lancaster-buildings, Ist Feb., 1849. A WORD OR TWO ON PORT WINE, addressed to the British Public generally, but particularly to Private Gentlemen, by JOSEPH JAMES FORRESTER, (of the house of Offleys, Web. ber, Forrester, and Cramp, of Oporto,) author of Surveys of the Wine Districts of the Alto Douro, Surveys of the River Douro, &c. &c. Published by ROYSTON and BROWN, 40 and 41, Old Broad street, London. DEPUTY-GOVERNOR, The Right Hon. the Earl of ELGIN and KINCARDINE. EDINBURGH ORIDINARY DIRECTORS. ALEXR. JAMES RUSSELL, Esq., C. 5,18, Walker-street. WILLIAM WOOD, Esq., Sitrgeon, 9, barnaivay-street. WILLIAM KEITH, Esq., Accountant 50, Castle-street. JOHN ROBERT ToD, Esq., W.S., 30, Moray -place. JOHN S. NEWBIGGING, Esq., Sheriff-Clerk of Roxburgshire. GEORGE PATTON, Esq., Advocate, 38, Frederick-street. ALEXR. CLAPPERTON, Esq., Merchant, 128, Prince's-street. CHARLES PEARSON, Esq., Accountant, 128, George -street. EAGLE HENDERSON, Esq., Merchant, 16, Coates -crescent. JAMES CONDIE, Esq., Perth. JAMES ROBERTSON, Esq., W.S., 11, Heriot- row . JAMES HAY, Esq., Merchant, Leith. .., GEORGE MOIR, Esq., Advocate, 41, Charlotte-square. HARRY MAXWELL INGLIS, FAQ., W.S., North St. David•street. LONDON. CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD, The Right Hon. the Earl of ABERDEEN. ORDINARY DIRECTORS. THOMAS BOLDSWORTH BROOKING, Esq., 2, Alderman's-walk. DAVID LAING BURN, Es q ., 12, Kensington Palace Gardens. ALEXR. GILLESPIE, Esq., 5, Gould-square. ALEXR. MACGREGOR, Esq., Chester-street, Grosvenor-place. Jo HN Scow, Esq., Moorgate•street Chambers. JOHN PLOWES, Esq., 64, Old Broad-street. FRANCIS LE BRETON, Esq., 33, Broad-street Buildings. Manager—WlLLlAM THOS. THOMSON. Resident Secretary—PETEß BWART. London, 82, King William-street. OFFICE IN LIVERPOOL, 72, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET.. Messrs. J. and D. L. MURDOCH, AGENTS. AGENTS IN LANCASHIRE. MANCHESTER {Messrs. JAMES DOUGLAS and CO., Stamp.,. office Buildings, Cross-street. Stockport Mr. G. J. Boothroyd, Solicitor. Rochdale Mr. Richard Clegg, Estate Agent. Bury Mr. Samuel hloscrop, Bolton -street. Bolton Mr. James Tickle, Tobacco Manufactory. Preston Mr. Reuben Riley, Solicitor. Douglas, Isle of Man., Mr. James Gillon, Wine Merchant.