The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29 00:00:00

?lot ~~'>~ of- O&W - _a4(,cde,l7 Y g - / wte 7 / 1 r 4 Z.O ----.• . ---#.,. "is z , r• -, e-.. , - x, -4 , 4 ~ . Thli I ••• - - L " ---- '-wee _ ' L n 1 I CO - L . ,1_ L e ! ....... ' re Il i 001 ,„„,....... Saobionf,, Cebt THIS DAY, MESDAMES SAMBROOK AND WEARY ESPECrFuLLY inform the Ladies of Liverpool and it its Neighbourhood that they have just returned from Paris with a great variety of NOVELTIES suited for the present Season, which they will-H . sre ready for Inspection THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) flienth instant. 112, DUKE-STREET, April, 1845. the MATOR, Adam Gladstone, Esq., Benjamin H. Jones, Esq John B. Lloyd, Esq.. Thomas W. Nev , sq., H.y ins, Esq. AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. -HEARTS RESOLVED AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD.-SMOLLET THE MISSES COKER, respectfully announce to the Ladies of Liverpool and its VicinilyiVliss COKER'S return from Paris and London_ovittr a - choice Assortment of GOODS, suited to the,present Season, which will be ready for inspection Tira DAY (Tuesday,) the 29th inst. 71. BOLD-STREET. [PRICE FIVEPEN CE. No. 1189.] TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1845. S. A. HURTON'S IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF MATERIALS FOR CHILDREN'S AND YOUNG LADIES' DRESSES, AT J. FERGUSON'S MATRIMONY CIENTLEMEN'S DRESS and FROCK COATS, VI - Cut by an eminent Artist,insurine a splendid fit, at the Lowest remunerating Psices, at DAWBA,RN AN.) DAVIS, TAILOR-8 AND DRAPERS, 110, BOLD-STREET. MISS NEEDS begs respectfully to inform the Ladies IVI of Liverpool and its Vicinity of her return from London with an Assortment of the most Fashionable and Elegant MILLINERY, CLOAK.S, DRESSES, &c., which will be ready for tjoir - inspection This DAY, (Tuesday,) the 29th inst)e: COLUMBIAiV AIVIS.A.EIiION PRESS GENERAL PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, No. 7, QUEEN-SQUARE, NEAR ST. GEORGE'S HALL AND RAILWAY STATION, PARTIES entering into the above state will find the 1 following worth their special notice: ELECTRO-PLATE ; 01? A MATCH FOR SILVER. Table Forks and Spoons, 28s. per Dozen ; Dessert Ditto, 235. per Dozen : Splendid Pprlour, Dining, and Drawing-room Fenders from ss. to 16s. 6d. each, with Standards fitted complete; Set of Six best Patent Dish Covers, 275. ; Set of Fifty Pieces of balance Ivory..Krtives, 375.; Set of handsome Trays, 9s. ; Large- size best Jack Screensriss. Gd. ; Shower-baths, with best,Pump and Curtains complete, £3 10s. ; and ever uthcr Article in the trade at equally moderate prices, r AT F. HAND'S GENERAL IRONMONGERY WAREHOUSE, GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET, FOUR DOORS FROM ST. JOHN'S MARKET. Miss N. also begs to direct attention to her Selection of Rich Brocaded and Striped Silks, Satins, French Robes, Laces, Blonds, Feathers, Flowers, &c. adapted to the Season. 76, B OLD - S TREE T. JUST RECEIVED! ASUPERB LOT OF PARIS HATS, ALL AT TEN SHILLINGS AND SIX-PENCE, Usually sold at Thirteen Shillings, AT D AV I E SES'S WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HAT WARE #3-0 - 17 E _ I39 ,ST. JAMES'S-STREET, THE MISSES ATKIN beg to inform the Ladies of Liverpool and its Vicinity that their FASHIONS, suited for the present Season, will be ready Tins DAY, (Tuesday,) the 29th instant. Established for the Salepr Hata and Caps, by the most approved Manufact9rers in Europe, for Variety, Style, and Cheapness, not to be surpassed by any other Estab lishment in the United Kingdom. 38, BOLD-STREET, Opposite the Palatine -house. WANTED, icam ' ely, a MILLINER, also several IMPROVERS an APPRENTICES. O E ;lt s YAL, WILLIAMSON-SQUARE. k S I 4E k o ari s, ha _tt LE NORMAND DEL'OSILI ~ ..of t o ent ry of Liverpool honour to announce to the Nobility IP,!e 'Nen, iverpool and its Vicinity, that he is about wirit M o g epresentations ß of fi r t'.311 ADMIRED FRENCH OPERAS, oNb, 2 l r ate and e ffi c i ent C ompany, commenc i ng on oc e ezt, the sth May, under the Patronage of the entlemen itke.. The Worshipful D. gipi n fu, 1, k, 21., 104hlti 8° do Clo w, i; Esq., I_4litil tart r ic zh e, E sq., Ile , Loll teen, Es q., 1. 14 Gladstone Es I h anager has q•' ' satisfaction to announce, 6-9 e, i n 4 d with coiisid e le difficulty and at a great ex 4eed the cele rated (fro r , fir , MONSIEUR DUPItEZ vl l iter i nto ` ' l eaden:lie Royale de Musique, of Paris) _ et. al l engagement to appear during the month 41 1 : 11 eiei n•nz will make his first appearance before 141,,eirrtP000l.audience in his celebrated characters of Ar 1/44Gor, co Tell, and Edgard in Lucia de Lam tlitleen;:°4lPosed expressly for him, and in which he t l / 4 , cott 'eeived in London with such rapturous applause. 14101,110,14.Pr0y.1:rrs organized as to be able to perform Ir t 4 ° gable Le Domino Noir, P a P le B lanche' Le Postilion de Lonjumeau, Z lito B ' 4 Cler 1 .4 p i?a; cs, Les Diamants de la Couronne, p ia neee Richard Coeur de Lion, I Le Cheval de Bronze, , Le Nouveau Seigneur. enttishattention has b paid to the cleanliness and "" Theatre, and dto the arrangement of the °Willett backs will be n affixed. The tooleason Tickets, transferable, £3 3s. k i e 44 'S 5 Subscription is now to be seen at Mr. Musicnn Salo_on, Church-street, and will continue iit be 26th instant. A B for S will take 1 the 28 th instant, at Three llot o'clock, at eats the Office li , I raq Secretary, 11r. J. S. KEwLEY, No. 1, 1,, be aa„ B uildings, a n d th e rema i n d e r of the Seats PtiosPPr o p r iated, subsequently, by priority of Sub sO y. AL ASSEMBLY-ROOMS, k GRFA - .ltikNn ' 7' GEORGE-STREET. , BY „ O .,N s , R IORD has the honour to announce ( 41- 14Ep, 11 4 o '' EN TERTAINMENTS UN GIPSY 4 th. , ' tvirit. CHA RA CTE.,, , k -,, INGS of MOND the stn, arta F RIDAY, Nd th e 9 ,ottliz„ th May ne ,at ' Eight o'clock, Vditi,si'l3NESDAY M XING, itti May, at Two o'cicck. th;i,o 4 l6° ll : Resery 1 Seats, 2s. 6d.; Second Ditto, _ .... e .:Lop a ttlai n :' is s .. Tickets and Programmes to be had at 411 <I..AN,,BLUE COAT HOSPITAL. k 4; ti le I , ?LiELL has much pleasure in announcin to tiotl i ~ riends of the BLUE COAT HOSPITAL, 0k,,,e rablic of L. t teted th e ~... iverpool generally, that he has just ir ki nd ~ ri;T.URE of the BOARD ROOM ; and, o tt ,.m.st re ., Permission of the Committee of the Lyceum, "NI. ''' 'he is NOW EXHI t, fora limited On v. 4, 0.8 .' lew ' Daily, m Ten to Five o'clock. ~ F e Admission. h U3l' B OLD -STREET. 1111441300 L ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. kt Dopuilbscribers and Patrons of this fashionable and i4 v most r ar Place of summer recreation and amusement dy,! be en e.sPectfully informed that active arrangements 166 th In Preparation fur some months past in pro- Nl,tkeillllo,st tioyel and extraordinary AL FRESCO iEp , .or giving every possible effect to the grand t ki ghtf eiNIC DISPLAYS, f vlircli\these most t ir ed. ilear tiena have been fo ' eries of years so highly biZ• 11th ATki, g on — lf 4 : S begs t serve, that nothing shall be this illd ; " 18 Part o render the amusements of Pot tto,c Most varied and attractive hitherto produced, Ot te !esPectfully solicits public patronage in carrying t 'of wilPtellectual amusements, of the first represen a \'`-........1...c.._1______1 thle notice will be given EA RLY --- RLY CLOSING OF SHOPS. 'l.ls PUBLIC MEETING. ti 2, 1 41, 1 1, 1 C ME , ETING will be held, in the TOWN CL,--th • , oI RKENHEAD, Tills DAY, (Tuesday,) tlipllN Ins tant, to adopt measures to promote the 11 , h ho . t 1 G t th ° e P v ....S r li OPS AT EN' O'CLOCK, ll,h,siltblee,l':°•'AeaNDßEN 7 NOX in the Chair. _ E. !ith„.41. 1 , u • GARDN the Rev. J. H. JAMES, C. , ic-tltrri M.D. C S RICHARD FRY', Esq., and She Driolleiset.e,snand' .Gentlemen" are expected to take par ` l 7Ci lair '' . gs. will be taken at Eight o'clock. kiiii....___ El 111 i ae °namod r will be made for Ladies. ll . t ile ?D IN G will be HELD of parties interested i o n,. /1 4 1 ' itext"434N TRADE, on THURSDAY, the Ist day iy,Zstreei,a‘ the GENERAL SALES ROOM, No. 1 a ' 1t,'41 ) ,. l? consider the expediencyadopting !i t tis tc l , w leh the absolute contr9l-4-4c of tch Pig Iron, 1 41 :bi t tils'i shall be secured to We purchaser, and trans l'ilet, b°"tnents, to mg the Iron actually in ex to BrtieseffilTtliShed to e holder. ttirejbtaillual'nurable the proposed object are requested e..kne n oTt i , e p a te ;l prior seliri to i the meeting, with ROGERSON e rl3o -4", Solicitors Chapel-street. 1845. ilt first tRA ZILIAN ASSOCIATION. No ttiii EN ERA MEETING will be held on 1 0 , E'x lt t."'"' next, - the Ist May, at One o'clock, at ;,..btspo cuange-alley, to receive sport and settle tOttlittsect Rules of tbe A iation, drawn up by the . htsf kei Rules fo at purpose, when the attend , til %sr, Gentle interested in the trade to Ilrazi . 4 bee, o r „, tl ,°t they have already signified their inten 2a "'ing members) is particularly requested. JNO. NORTH, Secretary. N \ j ___H"li I 'll' 845, t h i LIV Rt __ b,11.,_43K,1)9,0L FEMALE PENITENTIARY. Id e`'bvAL MEETING of the FRIENDS and Wte i tlthe dRERS to this INSTITUTION will be At' &11/. /,"ARITARLE INSTITUTION Hous . E, Slater 'Osst V' v ENtisc, (Tuesda 9th instant, the ‘r ix o'clock. A. UNLOP, Esq., in t „ u, <24 MICR L ALE EDEN, } 4 PrI 'AEL ASHTON, Secretaries. I 1 1845 .11, pp —I3I4‘,SAILORS' HOME, REGISTRY, t f enit,,''-`4O SAVINGS' BANK. IttctOtts-,II4ITTEEof the LIVERPOOL SAI- S" the I, .LIME, in thankfully acknowledging the &,(4ttilit-e owing additional Donations, beg to an ;lloptheir to Premises, in Bath. street, are th it Nt` l NO f °' the REGISTRY of SEAMEN s and la 41, °f CREWS, and Sailors are particularly in- YC) , "Berve that . n ' opportunity fforded to Ol', re gister; I tti l , W hich eg their names o i fdep e os a iting their 1. 3: % ay deeYsiteean draw o at any time, and in any ADDITIO L DONATIONS S il, t elt n A l e "arik '‘e > Hall'' 8 . Wi Miss Mary Hughes . 011,, . 11 1 4 01..:111•Ise . Per George C. Crofts AO 4 'RI R° ele• 100 0 Mrs. Birch Broughton lkii t '... Il e, on_ ; °lt 4. ' . Lodge 4 0) , e e '•• • • 100 0 Thomas Cooper ,1, 1 4"• •"• • • 50 OJ. Howard Ilii i, `i • ''. ..... 50 0 Edmund Molyneux, in 1 Illi i .. °bi ns , o h li t , 0 04 n, addition to £lOO pre -11,0,4 a l e al ,' •• • • 25 0 viously kilq w li ti- nn i r— ,erl.. 25 0 Thomas . Brockhurst i t , ttt %id 434 ilson 25 0 Barclay N I NI t arri s° l l. 25 0 John Gordon Brown 5 0 l iiell l o litP e tivfs 4 r r d tc : 4 • • 25 OG. Watson 5 0 kly 1 80Dar it i • • 25 0 John Bond 5 0 01 ytobi r , ons 20 0 Joseph Mayer 5 0 LV 44 e tsev -s " 20 0 John Samuel Smith .. 5 0 +1, 1 ,.. 4 11, Per k y ap ' t 5 0 Henry Edwards ioVle PI l' ' 40,1 11 el V•ovr et r easu rer.. Samuel Thornely .... 5_ 0 lb,. • ti u. her s 18 0 Joseph Mondel . id 0 ll,Triq;reli '• ••15 15 Campbell and Rut .. 0 1 ' 1, 1 1 4te °•114,„; • 10 10 William Daviess ile p. , ee r , 1,;,,,,ies 10 10 Captain T. M. and W. 5 0 0 4 ' 1 41 1 , 4 4 g` o •10 lo 1.1.‘,;,. . htp 4 4 . r; ~. 118 . 10 10 William Phillips 3 0 t_tl 4 ,_• Q ra ': .. • • • 10 10 William Cochrane 2 i i i t i;t tiee3ed S oon 10 10 John . Brown Caldbeck _2 4.4 4 'd Olar n U S• 10 0 Dixon and Holmes ? IN l qA .l .uson "• • 10 0 James Dod tiki, Hod k ZuA rt i •• 10 0 William Maxwell ... I tq p .r \ lv eti . r ew 10 0 Rev. John A. Wilson.. - 41 1 ,tt,1 'Me n '•• • 10 0 Dr. Heinich Fick, be k,,: Vier 8, 4 ,-,** • 5 5 ng repayment of part Vlit e `'... ‘-'°• 5 5 of an overcharge.... 40 4 0 4 4 4 fc;r . e ne 5 5 . Tk, „. aon, _.r a dvertisment—For " the wife of a 111 % , - ulori2 e , 1 1,1,1 sailor." ii I ,_c , *i qua-sired, April 28. et, Natt,lt,tllvt. I;r, qt r t li nds .40 , a fresh supply of fine Jamaica 1 11144 i ' afa . tflrl Tamarind Jam, which will be sold in "qu,Yri l o n 6s ,.• each ; fine Tafitat Dates, preserved 13(y-nr,srreserved Ginger, &c. &c., at t 1 6 . p ? Rtrr, W EIOLESALE AND RETAIL li t lt k • r es Art/ ctn. WARE H OUSE, ecti„,,-BrnteT, CHURCH-STREET. Ittivt;"Y In.vites an ins ton of his present r„me r; :ri, ree His Green apes, at 12s. per cask, 16 k4 te s 44 Appl e Hotels, Fruiterers, &c. 4, t. , 4 , s r , 0 ? es are uperior to any now on sale ; t; 4 ' l4 stemi,7 ear lly selected. French Imperial 4, ) %5, t5, ar t : aisins, in Cartoons, half and 1y6 t 4 4 , Jorda_ eted, and inferior to none imported r4i! who, Almonds, in quantity not than 4116_°2erl; ol esale prices. Forbidden Fruit, 4s. ,t(),, ° titi li gedd ocio o a fresh arrival of the best Garden Oyo te ktek •, for Dessert. Oranges repacked, tllllit t Mar ra a geSt at wholesale prices. Shaddock Wit 4 ,Y Ok . 41 ade s , Vtt,We erehantThis inestimable Oil, so highly appre tot: It I N ! t ledip:' ShiPasters &c , on the Coast of I lllit it h t ,tl , 4l . 4 4 4d DrN — ,; i B 'e., for its ernolie " nt and nutritious tPl t riff ng the hair cool, soft, and healthy, 'hititetl dr Yness, and any impurities incident tNity: ,‘• It has stood the test of more than tiO4 expelver failed in the desired effect. The t h ph, t „ Ottep.,L, or more than thirty years has - "o; n- N r i • e be reserved to the latest ke t tit In Potboxesat 25., 3s. 6d., and 55., 41Peetttaale price. Church -street. X s. 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 LIVERPOOL. SA. H. begs to return his sincere thanks to his Friends • and the Public generally, for favours conferred on his Establishment for the last eight years, and hopes, by strict attention to business, and moderate charges com bined, he will continue to receive that support it will ever be his constant study to deserve. POSTING BILLS o r f v : i t , l; 4 l , ,rgeirsizePrinted in a few hours ; charge for same ver ow. Auctioneers' Bills a Catalogues, Bills of Lading, Brokers' Circulars,,Kstom-house Forms, Book Work, Cards, Circulars, and every description of Fancy Print ing, on the shortest notice. N.B.—Theatrical Managers and others will find the above Establishment most admirably fitted up for their kind of Printing, second to none in Liverpool. April 12th, 1845. BECKWITH HOUSE, 15, PARADISE-STREET. LINEN DRAPERY, SILK MERCERY, SHAWL, AND BONNET WAREHOUSE. T ELLIOTT begs to inform the Ladies of Liverpool e, • and Cheshire that he has made extensive Purchases (FOR cAsx) in the various markets for the Spring, and has been fortunate in meeting with several large Lots of DE LAINES, PRINTS, SHAWLS, RIBBONS, and Gentlemen's SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, much under the Regular Prices. THE BONNET DEP PENT. Ladies paying a visit to thi rt of the Establishment will be gratified at its rec che and ELEGANT VARIETY. J. E., being a Man acturer, and connected with the leading houses in D stable, can offer unusual advan tages, as regards PRICE, and, Goods being received daily from the FACTORY, Ladies have a guarantee for the freshness of the Stock as well as novelty of style. The principles which gained for this Establishment such successful patronage for so many years, when con ducted by Mr. R. M. Beckwith, viz., that of Selling for Cash, and the smallest possible profit, are fully carried out by the present Proprietor. EXTENSIVE FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT 19, BOLD-STREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE CONCERT-STREET. SAMUEL CUTTER respectfully directs the attention of Families Furnishing to his large and well-made STOCK of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, compris ing Dining, Drawing-room, and Breakfast Parlour Fur niture, in Sets of Rosewood and IVlagapy, a great va riety of Bedroom Ditto, in M any, Stained, French Polished, and Japanned, uding Four-post, French, Nursery, and Camp steads, Winged Wardrobes, Drawers, Pillar Tabl and Stands, a great variety of Bed room Chairs, Dress' g Glasses, and every article requisite for Comfort and Elegance in Furnishing. S. C., feels confidence in recommending to his Custom ers, his superior Stock of well-seasoned and chemically purified Feathers, warranted free from smell, which Ladies may select, and see their Beds filed from the Bins. Every description of Hair, Wool, or Flock Matress, Bed and Window Curtains, and all kinds of Upholstery executed on the Premises, by first-rate Workmen. S. C. having established and continued to conduct his business upon the system of selling for a small remuner ating profit and cash payments, is enabled to challenge competition in the prices and quality of every article con nected with his business. MOURNING. MRS. UPTON'S WIDOW'S CAP AND GENERAL MOURNING MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT, 45, BERRY-STREET. A vis. UPTON begs to acknowledge with gratitude .1.1 1 .1, the very great support she sp ienced, ever since she has commenced bu • ess, from the Ladies of Liverpool and its Enviro , and begs to inform tl em that she has REMOV to 45, BERRY-STREET, one door from Upper uke-street, where she hopes to meet with a continuance of the patronage she has hi therto received ; and neither perseverance nor assiduity sha!l be wanting on her part, she hopes, to meet a con tinuance of their favours. Mrs. UPTON begs to announce that she has just re turned from London, and that her Show Rooms will be Opened on THURSDAY next, the Ist of May, with the newest designs in WIDOWS' CAPS, DRESS CAPS, CAPES, COLLARS, and CUFFS, WIDOWS' and MOURNING BONNETS, FANS, GLOVES, and FLOWERS, PARASOLS, RIBBONS, and MITS. CRAPES of every description and quality. Two IN-DOOR APPRENTICES WANTED. Mrs. U. calls particular attention to her WIDOWS' CAPS, as hers is the only Establishment in Liverpool 'where they are SOLELY MANUFACTURED. CORK PORTER AND DEVONSHIRE CIDER, SBOWDEN and SON beg leave to acquaint the • Public of their having been appointed the Sole Con- signees of BEAMISH AND CRAWFORD'S CELEBRATED COR_JC.-4k,ORTER, Which they are confident tha equalled is unsurpassed in quality by any Porter i e market, and respectfully solicits the favours of rade. S. B. and SON' tock of Devonshire Cider will he found of first-rate quality, and free from any admixture of Guernsey or Jersey ; and their real Herefordshire Perry of the best description obtainable. Cleveland Buildings, 21, Park•lane, 11th April, 1845. ENGLISH'S PATENT CAMPHINE MESSRS. ENGLISH and WATSON, of HULL, beg to inform the trade that they have appointed Mr. JOHN H AMILTON, JUN., 2, James-street, Liverpool, tbeir SOLE WHOLESALE GENT for this neighbourhood, who constantly have a large supply on hand.—For pri , &c., apply as above men tioned, to JOl - T AMILTON, 2, JAMES-STREET, LIVERPOOL; N.B.—Parties imitating this article, and selling it tin der the name of Camphine, are liable to prosecution for infrineement of patent. Also, parties purchasing the same, and selling it under the above name. ASPHALTE VARNISH For Coaling Park Fencings, Iron Hurdles, Canal Locks, Iron Tanks, Lamp Posts, Railway Carriage Wheels, Gasometers, Common Holloware, Chains, kc. THIS Varnish, which of late years has been found much superior to any other Varnish ai t hitherto in use, is now most extensively use patronised by H.M. Navy, and several Foreign vernrnents ;it is particu larly well adapted for all s of Iron and Wood Work requiring protection fro the effects of the weather or wet; the smell is inoffensive, and it dries quick. To be had in quantities of not less than Fifty Gallons, delivered free in any part of the kingdom at One Shilling per gallon.—Apply to CHARLES KURTZ, 28, Moor-street, Goree-chambers, Liverpool. P.S.—Coal Tar Varnishes from Sixpence per gallon, upwards. Colliery Grease 14s. per cwt. MUNTZ'S PATENT YELLOW METAL SHEATHING, &c. . IN consequence of any of the Vessels which were I Sheathed within the last two years with Metal made ii‘ Lit 40f my Patenk tm:;nios . ,,socifm•rkarl hnrnp in very bad condition, and such Vesse having been reported by those interested in so doing having been sheathed with Metal of my make, w •h has been prejudicial to my interest, I have found • necessary to keep the sale of Yellow SheatY,i , made me entirely in the hands of those who will sell no er Metal. Having granted Licences to manufacture and sell, with full directions how to manufacture in the best•manner, to Messrs. WILLIAMS, FOSTER, and Co., Messrs. VIVIAN and SONS, and also to Messrs. SIMS, WILLYAMS, NEVILL, and Co., and the latter gentlemen being imme diately connected with my Liverpool Agents, Messrs. J. BIBBY and SONS, in the manufacture and sale of the Metal, I have no other resource than to change my Agency in Liverpool, which, from the Ist of May next, will be conducted in Liverpool by my friends, Messrs. CHARLES MOSS and Co., at No. 4, Baltic Buildings, Redcross-street ; and no other Persons in the Kingdom will after that date sell Metal Sheathing of my manufac ture excepting the following Agents, until further advice or alteration. _ „. All my Sheathing will be marked MuNTz's PATENT, with the weight of the sheet, per square foot, in the centre of the mark, thus— MUNTZ'S G. F. MUNTZ, 240 z. FRENCH WAILS, near BIRMINGHA FATENT. 19th April, 1845. AGENTS LONDON.. Messrs. CHARLES MOSS & Co LivEßPool, Messrs. CHARLES MOSS & Co WHITEH AVEN Messrs. J. J. PEILE & Co. GREENOCK Messrs. A. G. KIDSTON & Co. GLASGOW Messrs. A. G. KIDSTON & Co. DUNDEE Messrs. KERR & GUILD. LEITH.. Messrs. J. MITCHELL & Co. NEWCASTLE .. Messrs. T. &W. SMITH. NORTH SHIELDS, Messrs. POW & FAWCUS. SUNDERLAND Messrs. HADDOCK & CLAY. Hum YARMOUTH Messrs. JOHN SHELLY & CO. SCILLY Messrs. F. BANFIELD & SONS BRISTOL Mr. EDWARD DREW. JERSEY Mr. P. PELLIER. WATERFORD.. Messrs. W. WHITE & CO. BELFAST.. Mr. A. McLAINE. JUVENILE CLOTHING AND OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE, 4, BOLD-STREET. FERGUSON, having just returned from London, v./ • submits the following List of Materials, which he respectfully recommends to the attention of the Ladies of Liverpool and its Vicinity : Fine CRAPE CHECKS, Fine CHECKED CHALLIES, Fine Fancy CHECKED GANIBRUONS, Fancy DIMITIES and FJAVRENTINES, French PRINTED JACCONETS and CAMBRICS, LINEN CHECKS-and GINGIIAMS, MOUSELINE DE LAINES, Shaded MERINOS and CASHMERES, SATTEENS and JEANS, CI RCASSIA.N S, &c. 4, Bold-street, April 26, 1845. BEE-HIVE ESTABLISHMENT, AND 19, PARADISE STREET. WOKELL, since the Enlargement of his Premises, • has been enabled to increase his STOCK in every department to such a degree as to render it one of the most complete and extensive in the Kingdom. The force of competition in the present day makes it imperative on all who are anxious to keep pace with the spirit of the age, to take every advantage that capital„ancl--experience can bring to bear ; W. 0., possessin qualifications, has acted on a more extended s this season that in any former year, and feels con • ced the cheapness and variety of each Department of s Stock will be duly appreciated by all who wish to make their purchases from a warranted and fashionable Stock of Goods, and at the very lowest scale of Prices, which, by comparison, will be fully proved. The STOCK comprises every Article within the pro vince of the SILK MERCERY, LINEN DRAPERY, and HABERDASHERY TRADE; also, a spacious STRAW BONNET ROOM, which contains an immense Stock, from the lowest de scriptions to the most elegant and fashionable of the day. THE CARPET DEPARTMENT, to which one large warehouse is exclusively devoted, comprises Brussels, Kidderminster, Venetian, Dutch, &c., well-seasoned Floor Cloths and Lobby Cloths, Damasks, Moreen Furniture, Prints, Oil Baizes, Table Coverings, &c. &c. _ _ The same system is strictly adhered to which has cha racterised this establishment since its commencement, that of selling every article for Cash payments and at fixed Prices, which in no case can be deviated from. BEE-HIVE ESTABLISHMENT. 17 & 19, PARADISE- STREET. 90, BOLD-STREET OOPER and EDWARDS beg to announce to the lJ Ladies of Liverpool and the neighbourhood, that they have NOW OPENED the above Premises, with an entire NEW STOCK OF SILK MERCERY, a general Assortment of LINEN DRAPERY, FAMILY MOURNING, HOSIERY, GLOVES, HABERDASHERY, &c., nely, The besj,.mire in Irish Linen, IBarpsrev and Scotch Sheet- Rich Wide Black Satins, 20. inch Ditto, Black Grecian Satins, Black Satinetts, Wide Black Moiree, Ditto, Stripe and Fan/ Coloured Grecian Satins, Rich Fancy Silks, Cheap Do., in great variety, .6.lng, amask Table Cloths, Diaper and Huckabacks, in all widths, Dowlases and Glass Cloths, White Calicoes, of every de scription, Scotch Muslins, Muslin Trimmings, Muslin Collars, Best quality in Cotton Hose, Printed Cashmeres, Ditto Black and White Silk fl De Laines, Hose, „ Calicoes and Muslins Gloves, Ribbons, Welsh and English Flannels, Parasols and Umbrellas, .ind a general Assortment of Haberdashery. The Arear superiority of the ready-money over the old mode of conducting business, for high profit and long cre dit, is so evident, that they intend adopting the plan of selling for present payment only ; and they beg to appeal to the prudent and discerning part of the Public to make a fair comparison of their Goods, in quality and price, being confident that the only safe principle of trade is to buy the best Goods, wherever they are to be met with, at the lowest price. Bald-street, April, 1845. Black Cashmeres and I'ara matta, Crapes, and all Goods for Family Mourn- GEORGE BOOTH, TAILOR AND DRAPER, (Eight years Foreman to Mr. Manson, Bold-street,) EGS to inform his Friends and the Public that he has just entered upon the Premises, 62, HANOVER-STREET, two doors from Bold-street, where he intends conducting the above Bus;ness in all its branches. - G. B. has just returned fr9)-London, where he has selected GOODS for the uing Season from the first Houses in the West En nd he pledges himself that the utmost attention shal e devoted to the orders of those who may favour hi with their patronage. JACKSON AND GLOVER, SILK, COTTON, AND WOOLLEN DYERS, CAL LENDERERS, HOT PRESSERS, Sr FINISHERS, 93, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL. J. JACKSON embraces this opportunity to return 0 • his sincere acknowledgments to his numerous Friends and Patrons for their kind support since his commence ment in Liverpool, and informs them that, in consequence of his large and increasing business, he has taken into Partnership Mr. GLOVER, from London, where he has been carrying on the business of a Sum rVER and Ft rttsu ER for upwards of twenty years, and who is perfectly acquainted with all the late inrprovements in that art ; and MESSRS. JACVON AND GLOVER beg to say, that as t n. irCave great practical experience, first-rate Workme nd Machinery, with every requisite and convenience for carrying on a large business, they are determined not to be excelled, either in brilliancy of co lour, finish, or moderate charges, by any House in the kingdom, and that all orders will be executed in a week at most. - - - - _ Silk and Worsted Damasks, Moreen and Chintz Furni ture, Silk and Satin Dresses, Canton Crape Shawls, and all other Goods connected with the Trade, CLEANED, DYED, and FINISHED. A moderate Scale of Prices to Hotel-keepers and to the Trade. SOAP AND CANDLE ESTABLISHMENT, GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET. WIRELAND respectfully informs his Friends and • the Public, that he has REMOVED from Lower Islington, to his Commodious and Old-established PREMISES, GREAT CHARLO'ITPSTREET, near Ranelagh-street, where h as constantly on hand a large assortment of Mould, , Wax, Sperm, Kensington, Composite, and Compos . on CANDLES, in great va riety ; also PLAIN an ANCY SOAPS, from the first Manufacturers in London and Liverpool. Hall's Patent STARCH, Day and Martin's Blacking, Pencil Black Lead, Soda, Pearl Ash, Bleaching Powder, Night Morters, Tapers, and all other articles cwinected with the Trade, which he is determined to keep of the best quality only, and to sell at the lowest remunerating prices. THE CHEAPEST AND BEST GLASS WAREHOUSE IN THE WORLD, IS AT No. 54, BOLD-STREET, WHERE THE LARGE SAL IS NOW ON, BUT FOR A FRV anlen .or>can, nvim, 1,13 WV SMITH (from one of the largest and best manufac • tories in the kingdom) begs to inform the Nobility, Gentry, Merchants, and Inhabitants of Liverpool and its vicinity, that he has OPENED the-PREMISES, 54, BOLD-STREET, Liverpool, with a_most choice and supe rior selected Stock of rich Cut,Plain and Ornamental G L A' S S , determinerrto Sell at a Great Sacrifice. Stork comprises4ich Cut Dessert Dishes, in every ; Decanters Rummers, Tumblers, Salts, and Pickle Bottles ; IA4 Se Coolers ; Hock, Liqueur, Wine and Champagne Glasses; Ice Plates, Water Craffs, Toilet Bottles, Liquor Bottles and Frames, and every descrip tion of Glass that is manufactured, suitable to the use of Noblemen, Naval and Military Officers, Merchants, Hotels, Innkeepers, Lodging Houses, and Private Fami- 1. es. A choice and select Assortment of PAPIER MACHE TEA TRAYS. at 40 per cent. less than any offered, and the most costly Patterns ever in this town. A few of the Articles are here enumerated. A complete Cut Glass Dessert Ser vice of 10 dishes, in sizes, usually sold at £3 3s £1 5 0 per set. Good Dessert Dishes, clear flint 0 0 6 each. cut Quart and 2 Pint Decanters.. 0 8 6 set. Finger Basins, 6 different colours.. 0 0 8 each. Cut Salts Best cut Wines, fifteen different patterns 2s. Gd., 35., and 0 4 0 per doz. Cruet Sets, with three bottles .... 0 1 4 per set. Splendid Quart Glass Jugs ...... 03 0 each. Cream Jugs . . . from 00 9 each. Best Half-pint Cut Tumblers.. 48., 4s. Gd., and Do. Diamond Bottom ditto .. Cut Sugar Basins 20,000 4-to-Pint Tumblers 0 0 I each, or 10d. _ per dozen. T. S. respectfully requests an early inspection, as his stay is limited to FOURTEEN DAYS ONLY. Goods care fully packed, free of expense, fit for conveyance to any part of the kingdom, by an experienced Packer from the Manufactory. 50 Papier Mache Tables, just arrived, 255. each. DECIDED BARGAINS IN RICH BLACK SILKS, SATINS, CRAPES, &c. &c., 6d. ,to 18. PER YARD BELOW USUAL PRICES. THE GOODS saved from the recent fire at Messrs. Courtald, Taylor, and Co., Gutter-lane, Cheapside, London, were brought to the hammer by Toplis and Son, (Agents to the Sun Fire-office,).on Wednesday, the 9th instant, when £34,000 worth of Black. Goods, all of su perior character, were perempfortr y sold. ,A large parcel of the abo-ze; consisting of Black Lute , -j' es and_4mcapes .... from Is bid to 2s 6d Ditto BarralatTs and Ottomans Ditto Satinetts and4recian Satins.. Ditto Crapes Ditto Best Aerophanes Ditto Satin Shawls.. ARE THIS DAY OFFERED (Free of Damage) DECIDEDLY CHEAP, W. MINTON'S, No. 40, BOLD-STREET. Not'having been able to dispose of the Lease of the Premises, a select variety of New Goods is added, and will be Sold for Cash, on the principle of small profits and ouick returns. The remainder of the Stock continues on Sale, having undergone ANOTHER GREAT REDUCTION. THE PREMISES TO LET. EXTRAORDINARY TRIUMPH OF NEW STOCK OVER OLD. THE most magnificent Display of FOREIGN SHAWLS, of the French and India Schools, ever offered to the Ladies of Liverpool and Cheshire, is now ready for inspection at LA SUBLIME PORTE, 104, BOLD-S W. D. SCURFIELD mostlespectrully invites public attention to his splendid,STOCK of the above beautiful and fashionable Productions, at Prices hitherto unknown in this Country. Having entered into arrangements with several eminent Houses in PARIS for their richest French and India Shawls, at a reduced rate of Duty, he is enabled to offer Goods for CASH on the following Terms : India Shawls 60s. to 15 Pounds. French Ditto ....... . British Ditto.... La Sublime Porte Shawl Warehouse, 104, Bold-street. W. D. SCURFIELD, Proprietor. SHAWLS JOHN CRIPPS, SHAWL MANUFACTURER AND IM PORTER, 48, BOLD-STREET, is now making a grand display of SPRING FASHIONS, comprising a vast Assemblage of rich and costly Foreign Long and Square CASHMERE SHAWLS, from Four to Thirty Guineas each; besides an immense Variety -Paisley, Edinburgh, and Norwich Shawls, from 0 to Three Guineas ; and a collection of New Shap in Mantelets, Cazzovikas, Scarfs, &c., unequalled i extent and cheapness. The system recently , adopted, of marking but a small profit on all goods, _slid in plain figures, from which no deviation is ever made, will be strictly adhered to, he having found it successful in gaining the confidence of Purchasers and a greatly increased patronage. - NOTICE. A SPLENDID Lot of SHAWLS, to be CLEARED OUT IMMEDIATELY, At the following Low Prices :- 371 Paisley Cashmere, for Young Ladies 2os. 50 Ditto, Ditto 179 Beautiful White Grounds . 84 Ditto Ditto 533 Real Cashmere, a really splendid lot .. 406 Ditto, t ery rich.. 200 Ditto, (worth Five Guineas) .... 635. 70 Long Shawls, full sized .. 50 Ditto, Ditto 253 Ditto, Ditto, splendid designs .. 635. N.B.—A beautiful lot of Fashionable MANTLES, at equally Low Prices. NOTE THE ADDRESS :7: MAISON DE LYON, 48, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. JOHN CRIPPS, Proprietor. THE LIVERPOOL CLOTH HALL, No. 3, P ARADISE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. J. RICHMOND, HAVING returned from the WEST OF ENGLAND, 11 SCOTCH, and YORKSHIRE MARKETS, respectfully informs his Customers and the Public of Liverpool, that he has purchased, for Cash, a large and - , ell-assq - ted Stock of SUPERFINE BROAD CLOTHS, TWEEDS, AND A VARIETY OF LIGHT FABRIGS FOR SUMMER o2rrs,-, together with a CHOICE SORTMENT Of the NEWEST DESIGNS in FANCY WAISTCO INGS and TROWSERINGS, of e ry possible material. THE LIVERPOOL CLOTH HALL, established in 1843, has, in the short space of two years, attained the position of a leading concern in the WOOLLEN TRADE. This gratifying result can only be attributed to an universal approbation of the excellent system on which it is con ducted, namely—that of selling every article FOR CASH, at a small per-centage on the nett invoice prices. J. R. begs further to state, that he is determined to maintain his reputation for selling good Goods, by paying the strictest attention to the quality, as well as the price, of every article. A large Assortment of TAILORS' TRIMMINGS, at the MANUFACTURERS' PRICES. JEW SHAWLS, DRESSES, &c, ROBERTSON and MASON respectfully invite Public attention to their New Stock of SHAWLS, PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS, CACHMERES, DE LAINES, AND GENERAL SILK MERLE - AND LINEN DRAPW, Which for SELECTION, AtaITY, and PRICE, is surpassed by n ouse in the Trade. FAM MOURNING AND FUNERALS FURNISHED with the best description of Goods, and on the most economical terms, for Ready-money. ROBERTSON and MASON, OLD HAYMARKET. WANTED, TWO ASSISTANTS. THOMAS WILSON AND SONS' F START, ISHMENT, FUNER 82, 801-STREET, FORMERLY - OF DUKE-STREET. PITT. STREET DYEWORK. A LEXANDER BRAIK, SILK AND WOOLLEN -C1 DYER, 11, PITT-STREET, LIVERPOOL, begs to return his sincere thanks to his numerous Friends for the great and steady support which he has enjoyed in connexion with the above Work for the last forty years, and to state, that, fully sensible of the valtle_of such pa tronage, he has used the greatest caution in the appoint ment of an experienced practical pyer as his Successor. He has now the pleasure of igtroducing to them Mr. DAVID MILNE, to wl;o e re has granted a Lease of the above extensive Premi , and, from the great experi ence which Mr. Milne.has had of the Business in all its branches, (he haviggc for the last sixteen years, been engaged in some of the most respectable Dyeworks in London, Manchester, and in Scotland,) he has the greatest confidence in this arrangement proving satisfactory. Articles having been left at this Work must be removed within one month from this date. DAVID MILNE trusts, that, from the engagements he has had in some of the most respectable Dyeworks in England and Scotland, he is warranted in respectfully soliciting a continuance of the liberal patronage so long bestowed on his predecessor, Mr. Braik. This he will anxiously endeavour to merit by the closest personal su perintendence, and by employing only most experienced Workmen. lie has much pleasure in stating, that, in Cleaning or Dyeing Moreen or Damask Curtains, be is enabled to obviate the strong objection of Shrinking so often urged, and returns them at their original length ; and, as there is a powerful Hydraulic Press on the pre mises, he has also a great advantage in Watering Moreen and Sarsnet. SILK, WOOLLEN, and COTTON FABRICS of every description CLEANED and DYED at moderate charges, which are fixed by rule hitherto found to meet with general approval. Boys' CAPS in almost endless variety. SPRING FASHIONS. MRS. UP7'ON'S, 45, BERRY-STREET, (ONE DOOR FROM DUKE-STREET,) FANCY MILLINERY, LACE, RI BBON, FLOWERS, HOSIERY, AND GLOVE ESTABLISHMENT. Air RS. UPTON, having been soliaitedlifber numerous Patronisers to enter into,tWFancy Millinery Busi ness, and, having RE M OVYrn to those extensive Premises lately occupied by Mr. EDGAR, Piano-forte Dealer, which Premises enabling her to open a complete Department for FANCY MILLINERY, LACE, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, WORKED COLLARS,NETS,HOSIERY, GLOVES, &c. '&c. Mrs. 'UPTON begs to announce that on THURSDAY next, the Tst of May, the Alterations will be completed, and the Premises and Goods opened for Public Lbspection, when Mrs. Upton begs to solicit the attendance of the Ladies of Liverpool and its Vicinity ; and, as nothing shall be wanting on her part, she hopes to merit a share of public patronage. Mr. EDGAR, Piano-forte Dealer, has Removed to the next House, corner of Upper Duke-street. MAGNIFICENT SUMMER DRESS SILKS, SATINS, SATIN TURCS, CASHMERES, DE LAINES, BARE GE, BALZARINES, FRENCH AND ENGLISH MUSLINS, SHAWLS, SCARFS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, RIBBONS, FOREIGN SC BRITISH . LACES, EMBROIDERIES, PARASOLS, FLOWERS, Src., 58. BO L D - ST ali}ET7" -58. j LANGDALE most refrectfully returns his sincere 0 • thanks to the Lajlit ( s of Liverpool and Cheshire, who have so liberallvpatronised his Establishment ; and begs to inform them that his Stock, calculated for the Summer, surpasses in extent, taste, novelty, fashion, and cheapness, all former Collections. Every Article war ranted of the best manufacture. April 26th, 1845. N.B.—Milliners are requested to inspect the Bonnets, Silks, Ribbons, &c., &c. WOOLLEN GOODS Wand T. MORRIS are desirous of calling the at • tention of their Friends to their present Stock, which is now complete, and contains every variety in Fancy WAISTCOATINGS and TROUSERINGS, both English and Foreign Manufacture, suitable for the season. In consequence of the extssive - Odition to their Pre mises, completed last WaWr, W. and T. M. have been enabled to lay in a mue,Karger Spring Stock than hereto fore ; and they have..do hesitation in stating that no house in England can show a more extensive, superior, or cheaper Stock of Woollens. The attention of WHOLESALE BUYERS is especially in vited, as, in addition to being accommodated with their own lengths, they can select from as large a Stock as any in England, at a small commission on, and frequently below, the Manufacturer's price. 80, LORD-STREET. DMINDEIOIV Arllri\rd CINV sqvuamna - dO suj'xv,tuatamfl Jo SSHNISfIa alp col Siallsnioxa saapswaql auvio; ,s,attlnj ul ryliM `J.HRII LS - Grlofl '3B LQ.II `SKOS crKv NOWITAI smzmiu aNt saooD AONVd SNIVOIIVa A FURTHER REDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF TEAS, COFFEES, AND GROCERIES. HENRY TATE begs leave to inform the Public of Liverpool and the surrounding Districts, that hav ing now completed the alteration of his Premises, he is enabled greatly to exend his Business; and in order to ensure this extension, he is determined on selling many of his Articles at STILL FURTHER REDUCED RATES, and of giving to the Public the FULL benefit of the late reduction in the Sugar Duties. His prices will now be—for Good Raw Sugar, sd. per lb. Fine Rich Yellow Jamaica Do., 51d., fully equal to what most in the Trade are still charging 6d. for. Good Lump Sugar, 7 d Strong Useful Famil ea, 3s. 4d. to 3s. Sd. per lb. Really Good and ong Coffee, ls. 4d. per lb. Good East Ind)ekice,lid.-linest Tapioca, 4d. per lb. Genuine Tallow Mould Candles, need no snuffing, and burn full three hours longer than the best Composites, 7d. per lb. The Trade and large Consumers residing at a distance can have Samples (with the lowest Cash prices affixed) sent by post on application. 28, OLD HAYMARKET, (FORMERLY MR. WEDGWOOD ' S') The oldest-established Grocery Warehouse in Liverpool. PARISIAN DEPOT, 77, CHURCH-STREET. 11\/SRS. CLARK respectfully informs the Ladies of 1.1 1 .1 Liverpool and its Vicinity, that she will have ready for their inspection, TO-MORROW (Wednesday), the 30th instant, and following days, an extensive STOCK of MILLINERY, with a great Variety of BONNETS, FRENCH FLOWERS, &c. _ • Mrs. C. begs to state, that; during her visit to London, she has made arrange rents with a West-end Milliner, so as to be able to , ltitroduce any new style or fashion in Bonnets or Millinery as soon as it appears in London, having a communication every week. 77, Church-street. REMOVAL MESSRS. MACLURE, MACDONALD, and MACGREGOR LITHOGRAPHERS. HAVE REMOVED to H. FENWICK-SREET, corner of Brunswick-street, and are now enabled to carry on every branch of their tiusiness in the most com plete and extensive mantle: . 18, Ff-XWICK-STREET, CORNER OF„ BUUNSWICK-STLEET, LIVERPOOL. 7th April. 1845. 10,000 YARDS OF CARPETING. COMPRISING BRUSSELS, KIDDERMINSTER, VENETIAN, AND SCOTCH. ALSO, A LARGE STOCK OF DAMASKS, MOREENS, FURNITURE PRINTS, DRUGGETS, BLANKETS, &c. WOKELL, of 17 and 19, PARADISE -STREET, in • calling the attention of Purchasers to his immense Stock of the above description of-Goods, begs to state that he has just bought, for / efsh, several large lots of CARPETS, DRUGGETIOREEN, DAMASK, &c., at such prices as to conk him to re-sell the very best made Goods at the fallowing scale of cash prices : Yard-wide stout Scotch s. d. s. d. s. d. Carpeting.. 1 4k.. 1 9 to 2 2 per yard. Yard-wide stout Kidder minster 2 4 .. 2 8 to 2 10 ~ Stout good Brussels, in _ _ _ splendid patterns .... 3 0 3 3to 3 6 „ The very best quality.... 4 3 0 0 to 0 0 „ Washing Damasks for Curtains,&c.o 94 to 1 2 „ All Wool, and rich patterns.. Yard-and-a-Half wide Printed Druggets, _ . choe patterns, at Stair larpets, Drufrget. urumo-ciotus, nrnuaern, 011eCL . • ing - s,and Counterpanes Well-seasoned tObby Cloths Well-seasoned Floor Cloths, all dimen sions, at 2 6pr sq. yd. B EE-HIVE ESTABLISHMENT, 17 & 19, PARADISE-STREET. R. D. REEVES AND CO., GREAT GEORGE-PLACE, OPPOSITE ST. JAMES'S MARKET. ROBERT D. REEVES and Co. solicit attention to the following List of WINES.SPIRITS, &c. . . _ _ As their Stock has been s j ejrea. with great care, R. D. R. and Co. feel confident at t it will be found of a very superior quality ; and they beg further to state, that they have made arran,gements for supplying Private Fa milies with any quantity from a pint upwards. SPIRITS. Per gallon. 16s. 15s. 14s. 12s. to 16s. 6d. .... 30s. to 325. ... 30s. to 325. 12s. .14s. to 16s. Gd. 10s. to Ils. Gd. Finest Islay Whiskey „ Campbleton Ditto .. Fine Malt Ditto Old Irish Ditto Brandy, Brown and Pale .. , Genuine Scheidam, Hollands. Fine Demerara Rum Best Old Jamaica.... .... London and Bristol Gin WINES Sherry Port.. 12s. to 15s. 12s. to 15s. Per dozen 325. to 365. 425. to 545. 245. Good Bottled Port Old Crusted Ditto Good Dinner Sherry Fine Old Sherry Choice Ditto . Madeira, Bronte, &c., and all French and German Wines, at equally moderate prices. ALE AND PORTER. Quarts. Pints 4s. 9d. 2s. 9d Pale India Ale Burton Bitter Ditto Barclay and Co.'s B. S Porter. . Barclay and Co.'s D. B. S. Ditto .. ss. 6d. 3s 4s. 3d. 2s. 6d. 6s. 3s. 3d. MILLINERY BONNETS MRS. MORRIS, 16, BOLD-STREET. respectfully informs the Ladies and Visitors of Liverpool that her extensive Stock of Drawn - SILK, CHIP, RICE, DUNSTABLE, and FANCY STRAWS, with every other description of „I:orgies' and Children's BONNETS, will be ready for Inspection THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 29th instant. FEATHERS, FLOWERS, RIBBONS, &c TO THE LADIES MILLINERY FRENCH STAY, STRAW BONNET, " AND DRESS ESTABLISHMENT, 122, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL, FOUR DOORS ABOVE COLQUITT-STREET. MESDAMES MlLLWARD — respectfully announce to the Ladies of Liverpool and its Vicinity that Miss E. MELLWARD has returned from the acknowledged sources of London and Parisian Fashions with the various and most splendid NOVELTIES in each Department ew l ep of LADIES DRESS, a r6priate to the Season for which she has particularly cted them, in great variety. The Snow R ets will be open for the Season on THURSDAY ne , the Ist May, to which she respectfully invites their attention. Mesdames M. directs the attention of Ladies to their Improved System of Staymaking, which combines an ele gant fit with the removal of the injurious pressure so justly complained of by the Faculty. VrESDAMES SMEDLEY and WALLWORK, LVI grateful for the patronage so kindly conferred upon them during previous years, and particularly since the opening of their present establishment, beg respectfully to acquaint the Ladies of Liverpool and its Vicinity with Miss SMEDLEY'S return fpm London, where she has selected an elegant Astortment of MILLINERY, STRAW, and FANCY GOODS, of the most fashionable designs, suitablerfor the present season, and will be ready for inspection THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 29th instant. 31, ST. ANNE-STREET, opposite Trinity Church. MAGAZIN DE MODES, 83, BOLD-STREET. iur RS. BROWN having returned from Paris and Lon i Y-- don, begs to call attention to her Stock of Novelties suited to the present Season, in GLAcI, BAYADERE, and MOGADOR. SILKS,BNI(AGES, MUSLINS, EMBROIDERIES, Sni."WLS, RIBBONS, &c.; and THIS DAY, (Tuesda the 29th instant, she will have ready for inspectien her usual assortment of MILLI NERY, MANTLETS, &c. WEDNESDAY. MISS THOMPSON announces her return from .1-V1 London, and her SHOW otIW4LINERY will be ready for inspection To-asho* — , (Wednesday,) the 30th instant. 116, BOLD-ST Corner of Colquitt-street MRS. GARDNER begs most respectfully to acquaint the Ladies of Liverpool, that she will be pre pared with her First Display of SILK, FANCY, and STRAW BONNE'L i tuow, (Wednesday,) the 30th instant, to Agri re most respectfully invites them. 72, Bold-street. MESDAMES ASHCROFT respectfully b eg t o i n f orm their Friends and the Public, that they have just returned from London with a Eashlimable Assortment of MILLINERY, FRENcWFLOWERS, and STRAW BONNETS, which Ny,ilrbe ready for inspection TO-MOR- Row, (Wednesday.rthe 30th instant. 95, DUKR-STREET, April, 1845. MRS. GIRVAN will have the honour, TO -MORROW, (Wednesday,) and succeeding days, of exhibiting to the Nobility and Gentry of this Vicinity her unparal leled Spring Selection of FLOW-EltS and FEATHERS. Next Door to the Saviveliank, Bold-street THURSDAY. MISS ROE begs to announce to the Ladies of Liver pobl and its vicinity, that she has returned from London with a choice Selectiorrlsl - MILLINERY and DESIGNS in DRESSM.MCING, which will be ready for Inspection on THVIGDAY next, the Ist of May. 49, Bold-street. FASHIONS AT YORK HOUSE, 17, BERRY-STREET. MRS. DAVIES begs respectfully to announce, that her SHOW of SUMINIBR - FASHIONS will com mence on TEIURSDAY 110X1; - the Ist of May. ESDAM ES ROBINSON and HORNBY beg re .LVA spectfully to acquaint their Friends and the Ladies of Liverpool, that on TIIURSDAY and FRIDAY next, the Ist and 2nd of May, they will have ready for inspection a choice and elegant Assortment of all the New and Fashionable Styles in DRAW IbK and PLAIN BONNETS, STRAWS, ~ together with MILLI NERY, FLOWERS_ t _it BONS, &c. 29, GREAT GE62GE-STREET, (Opposite Hardy-street.) MESDAMES A. HILLYARD and CO. respectfully announce to the Lades of Liverpool and its vicinity, that they will have ready for Inspection, on THURSDAY next, the Ist of May, their SUMMER FASHIONS, in MILLINERY and CHILDREN'_S__DRESSES, &c., which have been sylected with the-greatest care from some of the most eminent Parisia id London Houses. WHOLESAEE A-ND RETAIL MILLINERY and,frAßY LINEN WAREHOUSE, 91, BOLD-STREET. rrHE Ladies of Birkenhead and Vicinity arc respect '. fully informed by the subscriber, that he has just returned from the London and other Markets with his SPRING PURCHASES of CHOICE-and FASHION ABLE GOODS, and begs'' honour of an early call W. . TT h".. i IP I. R P S'll4 IV Tl 4 ANT. HAMILTON-STREET, OPPOSITE THE TOW -HALL, BIRKENHEAD STRAW BONNET AND MILLINERY ES TA BUSH MENT, 58 , LO-RD-STREET. & E. SMITH respectfully inform the Ladies of V • Liverpool and its Vicinity, that their FASHIONS FOR THE PRESENT SEASON, consisting of Plain and Fancy Straw Goods of evely de scription, with Millinery, Ca ,-Children's Bonnets, &c., will be ready for inspe TO-MORROW (Wednesday), the 30th instant, a following days. They have been personally selecte from the first London and Paris Houses, and will be found to embrace every variety in shape, colour, and quality. REGAL BONNETS for BRIDES. WEDDING AND MOURNING ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED. THE MOST EXTENSIVE ESTABLISHMENT IN LIVERPOOL DEVOTED ENTIRELY TO BONNETS. VI RS. GARDNER, in returning to the Ladies of Li verpool and its vicinity her heartfelt thanks for the exceedingly liberal share of pair e she has received since opening the Establishine j ely occupied by the Colum bia River Fur Co., es to direct their especial atten tion to her prese EXTENSIVE STOCK PLAIN AND FANCY STRAW BONNETS, amongst which will be found every novelty with which either the Provincial or Metropolitan Markets are sup plied,—every variety in shape, colour, or quality,—and her Premises being the most extensive in the town that are solely devoted to this business, she can, with confi dence, assert the numerous advantages her Establishment presents to all who may honour her with their favours. Mrs. G. has just received an additional supply of most TASTEFULLY-WORKED FANCY STRAW AND OTHER BONNETS, which have been personally selected with the greatest care from the first London and Paris Houses. MRS. GARDNER'S, No. 72, BOLD-STREET. or . P e P 1 pen , t , ocir _ jp, 7 . , 4 0 AP' tte:l 4 0 -He !' - #l , it ig bs:c ey f ie li tb ei orodi , f je o l so 1 00 "e 0 171 0 1 ler 0 1°14 so" to the ce l 0 011 r ,ce P d I to bt, og4 oef •0 loos ei lc rit e ; fr° 7 -tot e d' Ot I}, lir is;l s 1 rfP of