The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-02 00:00:00

z,( . - 1,,,' irz-4-4 Z4 , 4•-a. "C- ;.Za4ri*,t/ 4 z-A - fr 2 , e . o 4.2pe µ~ March ili ~~s - .~ pal' col o r 3BY iN .601 ttvvt-t- 16 R• ;411T,,,PRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL. , 4 , J R , ....",-HELL, Lessee of the ST. orriiA6ll,l, London, respectfully announces h nEPRESENTATIONS of FR EN CH OPERA COMIQUE, L that th e r e LIVERPOOL, tolOtopeWeedenztivie;rt THEATRE-ROYA L , V F A RIDA y, the sth INSTANT, supported by ILZEMOISELLE CHARTON 1 11 , 41, 4 -y __ and the entire /lith4roTrlichEesPtßraßClNCorullsT, and Appointments. - ointments. LONDON, 44°*, (Wednesday') Evening, the 3d instant, Auber's LEs ~,, celebrated Opera of i , "LAMANS DE LA COURONNE, -,se(.liister of°PolieDe) 14 Con,i , (HE Ca wisr IA MOND ~yast"?.l ii,:lenrique (his nephew) M. Lae. 4bo4l(i4u,Pg Officer) Coiners).. Barb •of a Band of Co ' m Barba 1 ~, . .... M. Devaux. 4 (baant4eg"°z 1 "' 'h 4 Ca r t a li n e amPo Mayor ° Br ehm . a ........ ..Mdlle. C M. Boyer. 8 111. Chateaufort. M. Buquet. oiners) NI J° Bo l .le. Guichard. HARTON. 114. i n tilt ; will be composed chiefly of the )noltnilarmonic Band of this Town _. T„ .reri ~_ e Pit nd Dress Circle will ''',, 3 1,ernbr e " s : 11 conyenient Entrf/nrce the tq l n x e G u i n n ea us . rApti , on Tickets s for 114 h "cr, ib e e ',..'wher' the es il rv ac e e d s m Se s a y t , k opit'llCarries received 'rota Ten to Three daily. Artistes en -b converted into r e ranged. Three Perform- . by the Night, 105. 6d. ' be secured, ss. at the Box-office of tie 1 Theatre- O il FRIDAY n ext, the sth instant, PRA. DIAVOLO. '44, Koy. ixt AMPHITHEATRE. —Ver,Mr.lV.R.Copeland,Gt.Charlotte-street Theatre having been entirely and '',„%;: n _oh„ E COß &TED and EMBELLISHED, FOR THE DRAMATIC SEASON, . h. tttkl.iretion of Mr. W. R. COPELAND , with the -m te'r,,, ATE AND TALENTED COMPANY appeared at this Establishment. i, Mu - 44.• BARRY SULLIVAN, 11„ 7 .* MR. CATHCART, 'retio,/,p,q tac 7 ; and M'DLLE. THERESE CUSHNIE. T,) the 2nd inst., Will comme n c e esdav with Shakspere's Tragedy of Ifr 4 MACBETH ! If',, r I '7 Sullivan the In Iterlude Banquo, called Mr. Cathcart. 'er4i,jll't tit,ich CHRISTENING ! t 'le ..... Mr. C. Hale. P T HE wi l th, ..9f . .. a Ballet. entitled (111 , ,441-K.ES OF KILLARNEY; 4 aCt .": , t _ 4ll AND THE FAIRY GIFT. 1/491;41111 era DY M'dll e. Therese Cusbn ie, M'dlle.Deulin, 44, !tov, and M. Milano. '"ednesd OTHELLO OthelßAlo, Mr.LLET. Barry .r ito o ,_ iI • athcart. And THE N EIV tR II ; P Z _ ,N Ne °4 4 6 r 'SEP H alf-past Six the performance to commence 1,. . 4 t l l l ' 4 ls . Ti le ,' --- , Aces, 35.; Side Boxes, 2s. 6d.; Pit, Is. 6d.; cond ricbe e taken at Nine o'clock— , oitie Bo P xes, wi l l ld, ; Pit, Is. b _......_ 4 ' ° SCOE CLUB. the b. PATRONS. '4, R i ght Hon the Earl of Derby. b"-!gill Bon . the Earl of Sefton. Sir `"glit Hon . the Earl of Harrowby. ltiiPoward Dot; crlas Bart. ~l o ael D W Arart Esq.' M.P. 'et) . - aileV ' Jun ' Esq., M.P. Th f, Ball Ilwrence, Esq. e -°r thipful the Mayor, John Holmes, Esq. ... PRESI DENT. 1 1 .11)411 4 H . R. Sandbach. E. 4 11i 41,4 t , tr own, Es VICE-PRESIDENTSi Robertson Gladstone, Esq. 11 Nlll4l ll B s cl q . " . ' I James R. Jeffrey, Esq. 4r, I ' Esc !' Thomas Littledale, Esq. tl i in Otiv Wi ll ' lll4 tlee t i e t Ili of the ROSCOE CLUB beg to f(rl 4; ? i F De trn §, 9 a IRE E AND BALL lleiPPon of his Worship e or 1 , 44 ~, in the T OWN. HALL, i th n aid Ma of y the and the Town ~,, PPe 4 „ t It„,OSCOE RAGGED SCHOOLS. 'll4'4' P., LA - b ,f .U.ESDAY EVENING, the 2nd instant. IFtiti4._ 0 . _ QATRO'NESSESO THEAirs . nr ß y R. 'Sandbach. kieNltgrs'4,le.lfton. I 'N I raR i h !, b ated QUADRLLE BANDS will occupy 4 1 Ile t he V' '!'e Ball Rooms, and the Band of the 46th , dolifreah_tstib u i e. ''tk et ;tel, meats will be supplied by Mr. LYNN, of the Wa- ,4.4,7115ie Refreshments, 10s. each, to be bad at the e y t Z ( e i , e of l Z,P h s c ; rn an f d ur ot h t e h r e Secretary, aitiel.i at a t y he t, C e l l u ea b r - h ne olse, ANDREW I LEIGHTON, Secretary. Ii t tIV I N OL -11/ 11 .,, PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. k qN t ple ni ,u SUBSCRIPTION CONCERT will N I lit - pi l on TUESDAY next, the 90! sc 0 n 'e veil • a ,_, l include BEETHOVEN'S SYMPHONY Ot 4 , [Z and a Selection from the Opera of DE ,PRINCIPAL PERFORMERS. 1 4 11 , 1 im t . 4 Yrr, Miss PARSONS, Mr. ARMSTRONG. iy Tor te ,AL.—Solo Violin, Mr. E. W. THOMAS. ', 1 1 , 115. SILAS of the Conservatoire of Paris. '4l s' ll ci or "rrranist Mr.'W T. BEST. i• ••M r. ZEUGHEER HERRMANN. t ii ptolip o : d a h n is performances on the Piano-forte, will p o 4 5 1 ecii, Ydzi t v i r s theme. ill complete. th 6 4, Itz st , iNCERT will take place on TUESDAY, ep T th e • The FIFTH CONCERT will take place on tEr7:S4II% Nth M ay. now Open to those parties who may wish to lttollth for Subscribers. Subscribers. I hO!Ze s pZopri:: l 2propr . inted Stalls. Is. 6d. each, to be had 111 Annual Subscribers only. Tickts kt n. tai b s. p a s 111 the Gallery, 7s. each, and the remain ...4,okt chos e t he da as the Concert, Tickets can only ". all, the Office in Exchange-street on hy 0 . Ner, WM. SUDLOW, Hon. Sec. TI N t it T H ,v O CAL CLASSES, 't; p H — AUSPICES OF THE LIVERPOL eo,,ILIIARMONIC SOCIETY. ''j ) QUARTER will commence the second Week in APRIL. gilt n!lern kl TERMS: " • 58 . per Quarter.... ss. Entrance. . I ,.ck et _ad 2s. 6d. " at tee%,__lernen wishing to join the Class, must take 11 '144 maces of the Society, where every informa- Ci: 1 4 : e* ,18 . 3 - O E . 3' Order, W. SUDLOW.. AND S iN e ? 4, N CERT OF SACRED MUSIC, In OF THE FUNDS OF THE 0 41 ' C HARITY SCHOOLS, 'DAr'h,pI.I.:EGIATE INSTITUTION, Th, u m . rs ba r EVENING, the 10th instant, ~„ER THE PATRONAGE OF '‘)f Se w le c k !, i tSHIPFUL THE MAYOR, 101-I, * from the Works of HANDEL, HAYDN, ilo^ing emine nt DE A LS.SOHN, Sm. Vocalists have kindly given their Ai; Services : ~ ( lst lorr, Miss PARSONS, ~e -o nd l et ' R OBINSON, Mr. ARMSTRONG. o kt ur t 4 i l ist o ...... Mr. WM. SUDLOW. • 41, ••••• • . Mr. W. B. ROGERS. /t 4 ssiste4 by the effective tl k; l°P P THE WELSH CHORAL SOCIETY, ke1 414 , D1 ) ' l i t 3 o V n O un C b J e nTISTS. to t tI% Quarter past Seven, and the Concert to rry~lvsalipay ,;', O clock. - t at Ai - r n ad at the Newspaper Offices and Music k,; Jarri • WlLLlAMS,anelagh-street ; Mr. J. ,so!, 8-street •, Mr. ' Wm. EvArls, Postoffice kGttliklulisrolB, Russell-street. " 1 " :--Lower Gallery, 2s. 6d. ; Body, Is. 6d. ; " ord;, _:"aY be had at the Door. l), t4:Ct T. r il ll / I-l IALL 1 1 .V.it e , LORD NELSON-STREET. It ,4e x ,ltt s,, 444 .ritVOYANCE, AND PHRENOLOGY. 1 1(rlip`' th e ..I\iT TUESDAY, the 2d, and FRIDAY th tt i t'r 1 , Sth i n , ii : pr k 4l ,lL N iv 0 , L lic ,i,a,l j it. , I) r it lN Fm ri() ,_ , RES 0i11i..E.. LEWIS, of America, NIMAL MAGNETISM, 1%, A.,'IENT - g t . 'M and PHRENOLOGY . illustrated pb,,, ul n i ssi _ ' unßorlv - BtHalf Past Si s.; Gallery, 2s. , even, Lecture to commence at 11 1? 4 ,71 - ; 11 ALL, LORD NELSON-STREET. \, , 4 P. 4 ,4, 17 R ['ENING CONCERTS, cuVrt ii) — "l AND SCIENTIFIC RECREATIONS. k ' l4) l' 'DAY EVENING next, the 6th instant, kiil,i4t_wiii give his Popular IRISH EN rERTAIN t ; SidevADDY'S PORTFOLIO. 'to Gallery, W.; Reserved Seats, ls.; Platform, ..unence at Eigbt o'clock. ) fl,ll' o . A kr, 4 4,AN,s WEEKLY)h,Itk.Y, t yp , LECTURES. ti o , ,, k lt L ir ArtlerTlNo next, the 4th instant, Mr. CHAS. to 4 (liC•rui ty a l , Will deliver the Second of a Course Vat i NE,vr. \‘ 'l the POPULAR OR and (), Itt o o r r s rernarl(cNa), introducing his celebrated , with humorous specimens asnpedcirmeceenisitlyofdegtaurintedp • ---- a AO tllee ,Xhto Ga •ller 3d ; Reserved Seats, Gd 'clock. N it ll 'it .. AsSES, Vlie by ,it;AMMAR AND COMPOSITION CI, 14,1.1,tl c,,Nil,; SAMUEL RANSOM, meet every MONDAY 'lllip,74la„,iass--ENOLISII GRAMMAR—Seven o ' clock. ttA ''''-04`toldsit Com POSITION—HaIf-past Eight.— kei b, penny to each Class, nightly. INl"l,kblges itchNreh4talpil Nlolb Evening FRENCH CLASSES m nr . et, , zio nsieur L. P. Evening , LEA, (r 1. 1 11 °1 ( r i Ittlit, 44,,,°f.-he Royal University of Paris, late He, 110:1tIflp.'‘:tte.entuoLe3,,,cti,.irer at the Grosvenor College, Batn. . qt •• t N fight ~-.oeli ; Second Class, for advanced Pupils, Nt C►asE ° elock.— Admission to each Class, Nightly, 11 l (.4 44 r. Ptt p , v 'lit 4t ;a t g - ' CH CLAS4I'S meet every FRIDAY Evening. k k 1 r v " ''''' 1 lc' A NO'llst E• o4 ,e oc ; acond Class, for advanced Pu -k aightlyieut o'cl ock. —Admission to each Class, q tl t A ):e,, 4 l)t ett ' i tTiz A . 1 , 8, „„ NN::t, the ea 'tI7'.ROO.NI is OPEN DAILY, Sunda} ltnittnaciotta Lower Hall, from Eight, a.m., till :N eu _ ee, One Penny. The News-room is well "VaPera, P eriodicals, &c. JOHN CALDERWOOD, Secretary. \ VI - ilii uNT --- -------_____ , , ID HOLIDAYS. L ivt lth., 11 A L i- E j.cuß s I 0 N " 1 01... i. ' n'AxciTES7l2lll, CHESTER, PRESTON, AN. 2 'o r WIGAN BOLTON &C., '''' 4, kx —' A ° L' W c l3 : l 6 , N AND BACK 11,_,,11 A ' GLIT6S, T'ict:,T,Al,C(Titcri,'EgT, OR SIXTEEN 414 Al llt It ;7/ 1/21TRAINsbAYs IN TOWN. I, o at , 1 1, 44/111,,,,, s.lt.v,illlll3etr e e tt ttlitee LO N DONortiflgs of SATURDAY, N 0 R T H -4 'Ottejtr3AY* May 20th. 1 04 Lox, on Wi th the above, an Excursion from Allvt'rttr 14114.1),ON o1:1111c41411 will tellitTun A cece, future KBillsand 11. R• MARCUS, .IANAOSR AND CONDUCTOR, 1 91 Leigh-street, Liverpool, ;g - u ! pris_ /as W, HA GIVEN , iating betwee arty of Chest ( inn of Jan ial consent• rogx-s shipt ru° will,V-.- day of Mar, G EB.sTfiP' KSHOPS , )WELLING its, the wo l r ..! PARLLAMP' any, 1 )y 11 1 NN S gl2-STIZED', most rO del always 01 iployee oRTH A 3 . f f s i OPAL r_ r iA viti s r • 1.000 Jo , tbe , 15th Naro ; on its ..,,,d Co 10" • '1,4 ) at vith the cam' Y "f ill tne Br o f ional Ba 9 DOL ds for co il tock ; and f Ilection o es and 1a tb ma y be Al rwo': been resP, b an k of • .orn by g io r g 'i y _street, f ttenanri ° I the Ye ar ' c 1 the CIIe ',Yard of as contri blil 'Jut the Mal rbes, an bras wife in a d h blood , au I on hill. v n San“ L p les an d d io llecte orcestets bire cted of ind his go! perforal4 at the P' a y 1 .3 The Plp° a of the Vi l 35 6 to . 0 ,6 he pap er 3,049 to a eedollate here. g ol 4 und, bi9.4e,10 je praC tl ' c iaCt month s • A b 1 lird an - o" of 3 i' ll olP l run thee, otherv.,etol t h e ir ja,41,,u, In Gusto epee 'uesdaY Porta d° he' / to bee , !.0 0‘ ag i bee ~fol 4 he K a ti veh t sora o , k he ,, A ative ie &not if S the 9 ed : - .NZP I eke aeardnle b boili l e t o i then l i et • es 4 0 i 0 g n 2 be ','-ecer:l,lo keep iol f' e ( OP 0 1 rids b liogf ttle, 4 t gift t . ' j , ft' sir P r i e gpi coo r ,;00 es tito" td ti bra r d erd )0k ° r iorvA sup e ,g take p tif :11 the u ereal dges (18;; J f )tice of 10. n ini f 7 mor for irch , chre° l3 , i e 0 ' ; hich, 4 0iP ii r ) n t he ' e choti th d the CP A IO I S bei' 3, 11 on `: too t o; ed 1 % 1 010 It rail , 08 0 0 0 ' the , r5 l Po an', 10,0 1k 7 " '601 1 5 , sk o enio d 11bre cg 4i ser , bo th Ai rs L i 0 Oil Iff w- c he , h eu s doi Torf° 11 ‘;011 4 non O ct et l" 1 j ri s ' ";,.. h or e pli e p 1 00) aa ff fl9s 'd tho d aitO ,uit Ito P ll I. iyed 161 se 1 res t de In" . 20 ") , [wet! !t; ;1.09, :: i > .. ',i.e . ' No. 1432.] MRS. HILL, CORSET-MAKER, begs to apprise her Friends and the Ladies of Liverpool and its Vicinity (ehosepatronage she respectfully solicits)of her REMOVAL to No. 36, BOLD-STREET, and that she has received from her Correspondents in Paris every New Pattern of PARISIAN CORSETS, which are extremely elegant in shape for the present style of Parisian and English Costume, and are unrivalled for ease and pliability. _ . . Mrs. HILL particularly invites the attention of Ladies to her much-impioved ELASTIC STAYS, so exceedingly easy that Ladies with the most delicate constitutions may wear them with great advantage, being a general support, without particu lar pressure on any part. Mrs. H. also begs to call the attention of Ladies to her CHEST-RELIEVING and HYGIENIC CORSETS made ex pressly to prevent pressure at the chest, so injurious to health, particularly of Growing Children and young Ladies whose figures are forming. These Stays are calculated to give ease in all pulmonary com plaints, and are highly recommended by the most eminent of the Faculty. . SPINAL SUPPORTING STAYS AND ELASTIC BANDS. 36, BOLD-STREET. Nearly Opposite the Palatine Club-house. N.B.—Please observe that it is a Private Entrance. TO THE LADIES. HER MAJESTY'S STAY AND CORSET MAKER, A /FRS. NICHOLAS GEARY, of 61, St. James's- IVJ street, London, has the honour to inform the Nobility and Gentry that she intends VISITING LIVERPOOL early in the present Month, having with her an extensive and valuable Assortment of her various elegant anatomical and incompara ble DRESS and other STAYS, BELTS, BANDS, CRINOLINS, &c. Mrs. N. GEARY has much pleasure in informing the La dies that she has reduced her long-established prices twenty five per cent., which renders them generally available to all who desire that symmetrical elegance and healthful support for which they are so pre-eminently distinguished, (for fit, quality, and workmanship unequalled in the kingdom,) and which are so highly recommended by the most eminent Medi cal Gentlemen in London, Edinburgh, and Liverpool. The address will appear upon the arrival of Mrs. N. GEARY from London. MILLINERY, STRAW BONNETS, MANTLES, &c SPRING FASHIONS. 14 - RS. JONES, in returning her most grateful V]. thanks tO her Friends and the Public generally for the very liberal support she has received since her commencement in Business, begs to inform them that she has TAKEN the commodious PREMISES, 82, BOLD-STREET, Ten Doors Lower Down than her present Establishment, which she intends OPENING THIS DAY, (TUESDAY,) THE 2ND INSTANT, with a New and Elegant Assortment of SPRING MILLINERY, STRAW BONNETS, MANTLES, DRESSES, LACE, AND SEWN MUSLIN GOODS; also, a Select STOCK of MOURNING, MILLINERY, AND MATERIALS FOR DRESSES. Mrs. J. wishes to call attention to her NEW SYSTEM of DRESS-MAKING, which for elegance of Style and correctness of Fit cannot be surpassed. Mrs. JONES has made a FURTHER REDUCTION IN THE PRICE of her present Stock, as she is desirous of Clearing out the whole before Removing. 102, Bold-street, Liverpool. The SHOP. 102, BOLD-STREET, to be LET. Also, the UPPER PART of the HOUSE, 82, BOLD-STREET. WARD'S CHEAP GLASS ESTABLISHMENTS THE ONLY OPPORTUNITY. IT having been agreed by all the Manufacturers of FLINT GLASS in the Kingdom to advance the price about Twenty-five per Cent., J. WARD, 40, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL, • accidentally ascertaining previous to their meeting that such was their intention, immediately purchased an enormous STOCK, and by taking so large a quantity, obtained them con siderably under the old prices, and now determines to SELL OFF the Stock at and under his former prices, which were no torious for being by far the cheapest in the Town. Merchants, Shon-keepers, Hotel-keepers, Ship-masters, or others, would save their Pockets by purchasing at this Esta blishment. . . Orders to the amount of £l,OOO executed in ten days' notice OBSERVE 1-J. WARD,4O, Bold-street, Liverpool ; CO, Cross , street Manchester TO THE LADIES OF LIVERPOOL AND ITS NEIGHBOURHOOD. T HAVE again the pleasure of presenting to your nosice my Esta'/lisinent, with its varied attractions. It affords me much gratification to know that my former exertions have been so favourably received and duly appre ciated. Thus stimulated, I have resolved that, notwithstanding the town is shortly to have another extensive concern opened by a Dublin firm, none shall eclipse mine, and detract from the large share of public patronage it has hitherto had. Itherefore "impose making sundry ALTERATIONS IN THE INTERNAL ARRANGEMENTS, Which resolution has been pziyed at since making my - SPRING PURCHASES. It is consequently desirable to REDUCE THE BULK OF THE STOCK, And to accomplish which I shall offer GREAT INDUCEMENTS IN PRICES On a considerable portion of it, DURING THE NEXT THREE WEEKS, I never have had such an attractive Stock to lay before you; every advantage that foresght and judgment could obtain has been taken; useful Goods of every kind have been laid in be fore the advance; and every novelty which the English and foreign loom could produce has just been added: therefore, as regards prices, will not be equalled in the interval, preparatory to the REMODELLING OF THE INTERIOR. In addition to the NEW SPRING STOCK of Foreign and British SILKS and SATINS, French and Paisley SHAWLS, Paris and London-shaped MANTLES, Printed MUSLINS, CACHMERES, PRINTS, French and British LACE, RIBBONS, and FLOWERS, Straw, Leghorn, Chip, and other BONNETS, Muslin and Lace COLLARS and HABIT SHIRTS, Sewed Muslin Trimmings, Cambric Handkerchiefs, Neck-ties, PARASOLS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, HABER DASHERY, Irish Linens, Diapers, Sheetings, Table Linen, Blankets, Counterpanes, Quilts, Bedticks, Towellings, Furni ture Prints, Dimities, Scotch and SWISS MUSLIN and LACE CURTAINS, Calicoes, Long Cloths, Coburg and Orleans Cloths, Alpaca. Lustres, French and British Merinos, Muslins, Flannels, &c., I Would call your attention to SEVERAL LARGE LOTS, at prices marvellously low. A Lot of Checked and Striped SILKS, for Dresses, Is. and Is. 9d. per Yard. . Shot Glaces, Is. 6Ad. and Is. 10i-el.—very much below what they could be made for at the present time. BLACK SILKS and SATINETTS, is. Bd., Is. 10id., 25., &c. The very best Plain and Shot IRISH POPLINS, 2s. no. ; Watered, 4s. 3d.; Figured, 3 s. 6 d. ; Plaids, 3s. 4d. t o 4s. A large Lot of Glace Royales, 17s. 6d. the full dress. These Goods are selling very freely at 21s. and 225. the dress. Also. a Lot of Figured ones, 20s. the dress. 450 Wove Paislay filled SHAWLS l2s. 6d. to 20s. 320 Ditto Ditto 370 Ditto Ditto These are about one-half the Manufacturer's price. _ Long Black and Coloured BAREGE Ditto, 14s. 6d., 16s. 6d., igs.. 225., 255., &c. 1870 DELAINF. DRESSES Gd. to 14s, 4300 Yards Printed Muslins, all at 3d. per Yard. 1500 - . „ „ Organdies sd. •.--, •, 6000 Printed Cambric Dresses ls. 6d. to Gs. 6d. 30000 Yards Bonnet RIBBONS.. 2}d., 41d., sd. and 6d. 250 Pieces Irish Linens 7 4 2-d. upwards. A Lot of Barnsley and Scotch Sheetings very cheap ; Table Linens. Napkins, Towellinzs, &c. The BABY LINEN STOCK, consisting of Muslin Frocks. and Robes, Cloaks, Hoods, Caps, Flannels, Pinafores, Day and N4dlt Gowns, Petticoats, Stays, Nursery Aprons,. &C., it is intended TO CLEAR OFF, At a large reduction in price, There will be also a great variety of Bargains which it is impossible to bring within the scope of an advertisement. The reader is invited to pay a visit and see the reality. JOHN BRISCOE, GO and 62, OLDHALL-STREET. NUMBER ONE RANELAGII ST, LIVERPOOL, March 1830, EXCELLENT QUALITY of BLACK TEA. IV - ANY Families are not yet aware of the decidedly Good Quality of Black Tea that can be purchased at HAMILTON & DAVIES', (No. 1, RANELAGH ST.,) at 3/4 per lb.-In this Class of Black Tea, the quantity offering is very great owing to the disappointment of Speculators, who are now obliged to sell, and also, the unusually large and early Importations of this Season's Tea-Arrivals during the last few weeks exceeded 160,000 Packages. The BEST BLACK TEA, 4/4 per lb.-Very rich delicateflavour CLOCKS AND WATCHES, L. HAUSBURG has much pleasure in an nouncing the arrival, from his Manufactory in Paris, of a considerable addition to his previously immense STOCK of CLOCKS. Several of the former most higbly.approved designs have been repeated, and the newet models of decided merit added, the whole forming a collection which for extent, execution, novelty of beauty and design, stands unrivalled. The Movements have all been made upon the most approved construction, and by the most skilful and experienced workmen. and will he found fully to support the high character F L. H. has been so successful in obtaining for his Clocks as accurate and durable timekeepers. In proof of the advantages obtained in purchasing Clocks of F. L. IL's manufacture, he begs to submit a Price List of a few of them : A Guaranteed Clock, very neat, with Shade and Stand, and with Alarum attached to use when required :€2 5 0 Ditto, larger size, with Ditto 3 5 0 Ditto, with Ditto, to strike hours and half-hours Porcelain, Gilt and Painted, with movement for fifteen days, striking the hours and half-hours 3 18 0 Ornamental Metal Figure and Mounting, with Ditto 4 10 0 All with Shades and Stands_ Rosewood, elaborately inlaid, Ditto, Ditto. Ditto Anti with Movements, not the make of F. L. H.. Most exquisite Porcelain, Ormolu, Bronze, Gilt, of nearly every possible device, and most elegant design and workmanship , froms 10s. to B5 0 0 3 5 0 1 8 0 F. L. H. would direct particular attention to his STOCK of WATCHES, MANUFATURED UPON THE PREMISES, And imported from the most esteemed Manufacturers in Ge neva. the latter being adjusted, and, when requisite, finished by his own workmen, and sold under his guarantee. The Eng lish Watches being made under F. L. H.'s personal superin tendence, he is enabled to offer them of the very highest finish at such reasonable prices as to preclude competition. He ventures to remark that his sole object is to combine exquisite finish and accuracy with the most moderate prices. A valuable and varied Stock always on band, finished in different Styles; also to suit Exporters, to whom the most advantageous terms are offered. Lever Watches, in Gold Cases, own make, from _ _ £'l3 10 0 to .€5O 0 0 Geneva'Ditto, in Ditto, and with Gold Dials 7lO 0 to 24 0 0 Ditto, Ditto, in Silver Cases 4oo to 710 0 ALL GUARANTEED Every description of 3lechaniens, of the most complicated description, English and Foreign Watches, Musical Boxes, Clocks, ?cc., Repaired upon the Premises, with despatch, at moderate Prices. _ _ Clocks Wound at a moderate charge per Annum. F. L. HAUSBURG, OLD POET-OFFICE-BUILDINGS, LIVERPOOL, CLAYTON-SQUARE WRITING & BOOKKEEPING ESTABLISHMENT. L ESSONS IN WRITING, BOOK-KEEPING, &c., BY MR. THOMPSON. FINISHING WRITING MASTER, Established in Clayton-square upwards of 20 years. Goon WRrrINo. -31r. Thompson, of Clayton square, has made more good writers than any teacher in England. We are certain that he has reformed numerous bad hands in an incre• dibly short space of time.—See Journal, Feb. 12, 1849. Learn by the Pen those Talents to insure, That fix ev'n Fortune, and from Want secure. For Ease and Wealth, for Honour and Delight, Your Hand's your Warrant, if you well can Write Mr. THOMPSON'S is the only Establishment in Liverpool where BAD WRITERS are taught a really good and lasting Style of PENMANSHIP, in a FEW EASY LESSONS, of One Hour each, Private or in Class. TO THE LADIES, A neat, rapid, delicate, lady-like Hand, being the most fashion able one of the day ; the only form approved of for the Album, complimentary and invitation Cards. AND TO GENTLEMEN, A style at once bold, expeditious, and commercial; characte ristic of the superior freedom of the system, and highly effi cient for mercantile pursuits. MR. THOMPSON GIVES LESSONS AND GENERAL - COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. •HEARTS RESOLVED AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD.—SmoLLET TUESDAY, APRIL 2, ISM). EXCELLENT CONGOU TEA, 3s. 4d. PER POUND FINE STRONG FAMILY COFFEE, Is. 2d. PER POUND. CORR AND COMPANY, 55, RENSHAW-STREET HYAMPS ESTABLISHMENT, LIVERPOOL, IS AT 63, LORD -STREET. HYAM'S ESTABLISHMENT, LONDON, IS AT-86-OXFORD-STREET. HYAM'S ESTABLISHMENT, LONDON, IS also AT-36-GRACECITURCH-STREET. H YAM I T ESTABLISHMENT, Ar2,i 31ATE MANCHESTER I- I YAM'S ESTABLISHMENT, MANCHESTER, IS also AT BIRMINGHAM, H YAM'S IS E AV ABL 2 I 3 SHM UI;i-sl I_JYAM'ST. ESTABLISHMENT, DUBLIN, IS AT-30-DAME-STREET. lI YAM'S ESTKILISHMENT, GLASGOW, IS AT-48-ARGYLE-STREET. p IS i‘rrABLISHMRI7;isr-vg.I;?L, I{YAMS ' IS aEIsoSTAATBLIS 4 H 2 MEN; v r iN TI T IS K T E cg, HYAM'S ESTABLISHMENT, LEEDS, IS AT-42-BRIGGATE. I IYAM'S A VTAB I I ; ISHM m E A U, Bi IiILL, IS E. JJYAM'S ESTABLISHMENT, EXETER, IS AT 93-HIGH-STREET. AT any of the above Establishments the PUBLIC can be supplied with the undermentioned GOODS at extraordinary Low Piticits HYAM'S DRESS COATS MADE TO MEASURE. Excellent Dress Coat, edged and fashionably made .. 1 0 0 Ditto, a much superior quality, with silk body lining 1 8 0 Superb quality, beautifully trimmed, patent velvet buttons Imperial, wool-dyed black, waterproof fabric, stitched and padded with silk in the French style Rich West of England wool-dyed black, made in the latest style of fashion, and cut to fit the most difficult shape, with an appearance that must ex cite admiration The French style in Newmarket and Riding Coats, most fashionably made 1 12 0 1 17 0 1 8 0 READY MADE. Capital Dress Coat, edged, and fashionably made,from 0 18 0 Superior, Saxony ditto, in any shade of colour, with lustre body linings 1 6 0 Imperial wool-dyed Black, beautifully trimmed stitched, and padded Fine West of England ditto, woaded colour, and im pervious to rain, elegantly trimmed Very superior West of England wool-dyed Black, stitched; and padded with silk, in the French style, to fit the most difficult figure gracefully Fashionable double and single-breasted Riding Coats, in every shade of colour 2 0 0 1 6 0 [PRICE FIVEPENC E. HYAM'S EXTRAORDINARY PRICES FOR CLOTHING, (CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING COLUMN.) Elegant Tunic Suits, made in the newest style of fashion, edged or braided Extra finish in Saxony Cloth, comprising Frock Coat, roll collar Vest , and Trousers, in black, blue, green, er invisible, made in a variety of new shapes 1 2 G HYAM'S MILITARY AND NAVAL UNIFORMS, Undress Frock, beautifully faced with silk 2 0 oto 3 0 0 Regimental Dress Coat, with gold lace, lin Ed, and padded with silk 4 4 0„ 7 10 0 Scarlet Shell Jackets 1 1 9 „ 1 15 0 Military Trousers, with scarlet stripes - 1 4 0„1 11 0 Full dress Naval Trousers, with gold lace 1 10 0 „ 2 5 0 Captain and Lieutenant's full dress Coat, with gold lace 3 10 0„ 5 0 0 NOTICE SEACOME DAWBARN, late PROPRIETOR of 110, BOLD -STREET, TAILOR, DRAPER, and Agent for the Messrs. NICOLL, of London, begs to acquaint his Friends and the Public, that he has entered into PARTNERSHIP with Mr. W. DYKE, 52, CASTLE-STREET, where a continu ance of their orders is respectfully solicited. Liverpool, 4th March, 1850. MESSRS. RADCLIFFE AND CORLET, WOOLLEN-DRAPERS AND TAILORS, 35, CASTLE-STREET, RESPECTFULLY inform the Nobility, Clergy, Gentry, Merchants, and Inhabitants of Liverpool and its vicinity, that MESSRS. H. J. & D. NICOLL Have appointed them AGENTS for the Sale of their Fashion able and highly-celebrated GARMENTS, combining all the most desirable qualities and Patent superiorities, at precisely the same Prices as at the Patentees' Establishment in London. NICOLL'S REGISTERED PALETOT OF LLAMA CLOTH, Suitable for all Seasons ; THE TRIPLE COAT, oft NICOLL ; AND THE NEW EIDER-DOWN PALETOT. MARCH BREWING. PRESTON PANS TABLE BEER. THIS delightful BEVERAGE (Brewed expressly for Private Families) is now in splendid condition, and may be had in Casks of all sizes, at the ANCHOR BREWERY, BIRKENHEAD, and 10, NORTH JOHN-STREET, LIVERPOOL. HENRY K. ASPINALL March, 1850, ON SALE LATAKIA AND TURKEY TOBACCO APPLY TO S. TURME AU, 11, CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. PLATE FOR HIRE TOSEPH MAYER takes the opportunity •f inform ing his Patrons, that he has this year added very consider ably to his SERVICE of PLATE kept for HIRE, consisting of CANDELABRA, EPERGNES, VEGETABLE DISHES, VENISON DISHES, DISH COVERS, WINE COOLERS, SOUP AND SAUCE TUREENS, COFFEE, TEA, AND CHOCOLATE SERVICES, KETTLES, URNS, SPOONS, FORKS, And every Article requisite for the Breakfast, Dinner, or Tea Table. .1. M. is now enabled to supply sufficient for the largest par ties, on very short notice, ready cleaned for the Table. From the very low scale of Ills charges, an important advantage will be derived from this means, as it saves the expense of purcha sing an extra quantity of Plate for occasional use. N.B.—A new Illustrated Catalogue of prices of Silver and Plated Goods is just published, and may be had gratis, on application. JOSEPH MAYER, GOLDSMITH, SILVERSMITH, JEWELLER, 68 and 70, LORD-STREET. 7.4 JOSEPH WRIGHT, HATTER TO HER MAJESTY, 39, CHURCH-STREET, BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT, SOLE AGENT IN LIVERPOOL FOR LINCOLN AND BENNETT'S HATS. Also for BENNETT'S SUPER-LIGHT PERFECTLY VEN TILATED HATS, which weigh only Three-and-a-Half Ounces. They are a luxury in warm weather, " particularly to those subject to headache." 97, LORD-STREET )7, LORD-STREET. DECLINING BUSINESS IN CONSEQUENCE OF ILL HEALTH WILLIAM WHEELHOUSE is compelled to re tire from Business, and now offers his large and well assorted STOCK of • FURNISHING IRONMONGERY, at such prices as he hopes will enable him to CLEAR THE WHOLE OFF IMMEDIATELY. The attention of BUILDERS and OTHERS is solicited to his STOCK of REGISTER AND OTHER GRATES, which are now offered at such prices as must secure their prompt sale. 97. LORD-STREET. WILLIAM WHEELHOUSE, PROPRIETOR GAS CHANDELIERS, COMBINING THREE ESSENTIAL PROPERTIES, Beauty of Design, Durability of Workmanship, and Lowness of Price, MAY BE HAD AT ALLAN'S GAS CHANDELIER and LAMP WAREHOUSE, 2, PARKER-STREET, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL. N.B.—Every description of Brass-Work Made and Repaired Old Work Re-Bronzed or Re-Lacquered. WILKINSON'S NEW CHIMNEY TOPS, MADE OF GALVANIZED IRON, PRICE 10s. 6d., A CERTAIN PREVENTIVE OF SMO K Y C H I MNEYS, MANUFACTURED BY WILLIAM PENN SMITH, 26 and 28, HANOVER-STREET. Also, OUTSIDE LAMPS for Hotels, &c., of the newest Patterns; WINDOW VENTILATORS, &c. All kinds of Zinc Work executed on the lowest terms. IN THE USEFUL ART OF BOOK-KEEPING BY DOUBLE ENTRY, Containing the general , principles and particular rules now used in the Mercantile Houses in Liverpool. COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC,' MENTAL CALCULA? TION, and SHORT-HAND, taught in a few easy Lessons. IURS. THOMPSON gives PRIVATE LESSONS 11:1 to LADIES who haveneglected their WWI No, or have, acquired a bad habit in the use of the Pan. Cards of Terms may behadibyapplyingatNo.S,CLAYTOM , SQUARE, LIVERPOOL.. Mr. and Mrs. Timm psott. are ably wooistedby . thtirsSl4l,l44% JAM W. 1.14)14115Q1*. HYAM'S SUMMER OVER-COATS, ALWAYS ON HAND. READY MADE The Hyamonian Paletot, made from a beautiful light waterproof material, trimmed with silk all through from The Hyamonian Paletot, registered by the Proprietors, a neat and gentlemanly Walking Coat, adapted for professional gentlemen . from 1 5 0 The Brighton Summer Wrapper, a neat and improved shape, in the most beautiful material, elegantly trimmed from 1 18 0 Albert and Guardian Wrappers, made in the French style, from the French and German Zephyr Coat ings, expressly manufactured for HYAM & CO., splendidly trimmed, and neatly finished from 22 0 The celebrated Registered Mercury, or Summer Overall. The novelty of style and elegance in design of this Coat have received the highest encomiums of the British Press; they are sold complete for the extreme low price of 0 18 0 2 2 0 HYAM'S TROUSERS MADE TO MEASURE. Doeskin and Gambroon Trousers, very neat .... from 0. 8 6 Scotch Tweeds 0 9 6 The newest styles in Checks and Stripes Very superior and splendid materials 0 16 0 Beautiful specimens of Scotch mill'd Tweeds, adapted for riding Elegant Foreign fabrics, in plaids and stripes, Cossack fronts, and straps to button ynderfoot Five hundred styles in genuine French materials for Trousers, the produce of a celebrated French manufacturer, and secured to HYAM, by regis tration, and cut in the French style, German bottoms, or the plain English shape black and Drab Kerseymeres Elegantly constructed Pantaloons for the ball-room 1 8 0 Beautiful West of England black and clerical mix tures, in woaded Doeskins 0 18 0 Z 4 0 1 4 0 READY MADE. Tweed Trousers, adapted for hard wear, lined.. from 0 5 6 Superior quality ditto, in checks and stripes Beautiful plain and fancy Scotch Tweeds 0 9 6 A most varied and extensive assortment of mixed and fancy Doeskins, cut in every fashionable shape from Superfine Buckskins, beautifully made 0 16 0 Very best qualities French and German Trouserings, cut on an improved plan, and in material and make deserving to be denominated the gems of fashion Black and Drab Kerseymeres Superior quality ditto, warranted to wear well Imperial wool-dyed black Doeskins, in every variety _ _ of shape, froin 0 16 0 Extra superfine, in n•oaded colours, beautifully elastic 1 1 0 HYAM'S SUMMER WAISTCOATS MADE TO DIEASURE Handsome patterns in flgured Quilting, warranted fast colours, 7s. fid. each, or three for a guinea. Registered Shooting Vests, in a variety of gentlemanly Scotch al every s E Plaids, in clan Half-mourning l:Thanatten. and coloured Valencias, in durable textures Rich Thibet and Shawl, which, from their peculiar silk textures, are pointed out as a desirable sum mer waistcoat An infinite variety of choice and registered designs in French and German Fabrics, which are only at tainable at this esthblishment Superfine Cloth and Cassimere Vests, in every colour, 0 9 6 0 10 6 0 10 6 0 13 6 0 9 6 0 12 0 from Extra finish in black Satins Elegant productions in French and Genoa Figured and embroidered Velvets, which for beauty of appear ance and novelty of invention must rank as the first flowers of fashion from 0 IG 0 A profusion of splendid Satins, figured and embroi dered, in shapes from 0 12 0 Plain and embroidered Satins for the ball-room, or wedding waistcoats Plain and figured white Quiltings Any of these Waistcoatinos, if preferred, will be cut in the French or German style, without any extra charge. READY MADE. from 0 1 9 0 3 6 An assortment of coloured Waistcoats Beautiful Cashmeres, in soft and silky textures Splendid designs, in Persian Cloth, double-breasted and roll collar Beautiful Scotch Plaids, in every clan A large assortment of registered Shooting Waistcoats, made from West of England Doeskins Rich Thihet and Shawl, in a variety of new and beau- 0 5 G 0 4 6 0 7 6 0 S 6 tiful French materials Foreign and French pain and figured Satins, in the most superb qualities from 0 9 6 Rich black Satin Fashionable striped and checked Satins Excellent black Clow West of England ditto, in any colour from 0 6 0 White Marcella, or Quilting 0 5 0 A splendid assortment of French and Genoa figured Velvets, in the newest aad most fashionable designs 0 13 6 White and Embroidered Satins, of curious and novel workmanship. HYAM'S JUVENILE CLOTHING MADE TO MEASURE. Superfine Cloth Hussar Jacket, in any fashionable colour 0 13 6 Tunic Frock Coat ditto, with silk skirt facings 0 14 O. Youths' roll collar Cloth Vest, in any fashionable colon- Fine Cloth Trousers ditto, in every shade 0 9 C Youths' plain and figured Satin Vests French Thibet, Shawl, and Valencia ditto 0 6 6 Boys' Trousers, from a variety of new and fashionable Scotch Tweeds, Doesk ins, and Cassimeres 0 9 6 Superfine black Cloth Dress, consisting of round Jacket, roll collar Vest, and Trousers, from any fashionable colour 1 8 0 Extra imperial Saxony ditto, in woaded colours, bodies stitched and padded with silk 1 15 0 Tunic Suits, very elegantly and fashionably made, with braided edges, in black, blue, green, or invisible 1 10 0 Very superior imperial Saxony, woaded colour, skirts faced. with silk 2 0 0 READY MADE. Superfine Cloth Hussar Jacket, in any fashionable colour, from 0 8 6 Tunic Frock Coat Ditto, neatly edgector braided Oll 0 Youths' roll collar Cloth Vest, in any. colour 0 3 6 Fine Cloth Trousers, ditto 0 7 0 Fancy striped and Plaid Tweeds, lined.to the bottom 0 4 6 Youths' Trousers, in a variety anew and fashionable Scotch Tweeds and Doeskins. 0 7 6 Boys' rich figured and plain , black Satin Vests 0 5 6 Elegant Thibet Shawl, and'neat Valenciaa, from 0 1 6 White Marcella and Quilting Suretfine plain Cloth, Dresses, consisting of Hussar Jacket, Vest, and Trousers, from any fashionable colour Imperial Saxony, in. ooded colours, black, blue, green, or invisible ft+ •• .• A.* .• .......... ... • • •_ ll •,* • • 1. 1 HYAM'S LIVERIES MADE TO MEASURE IN THE MOST FASHIONABLE STYLE. X s. d. s. d. Page's Suit, in three qualities, varying from 1 8 oto 2 2 0 Footman's Suit, comprising coat, waistcoat, and breeches, varying in quality, from 2 10 0 „ 3 10 0 Groom's and Coachman's Suits, frock coat, waistcoat, breeches, and leggins, varying in price from 3 5 0„ 4 10 0 Postillion's Suits, varying according to the style 1 18 0 „ 3 0 Groom's Moleskin Stable Snit 0 17 6„ 1 2 0 Footman's Striped Jacket 0 6 6„ 0 8 6 Butler's plain and striped jean Coatee 0 12 0 „ 0 15 0 Coachman's, Footman's, and Groom's double- • milled cloth and Devonshire Kersey Top- Coats Coachman's and Groom's exercising Frocks, 014 0 „ 1 2 0 Footman's superfine cloth morning Coatee 1 8 0„ 2 0 0 Moleskin Overalls Brown Holland strapping Jackets.... . Servant's superfine cloth double-milled ker sey and plush Breeches 0 18 0 „ 1 10 0 Livery stripe Valencia waistcoats with sleeves 0 9 6 „ 0 12 0 Cloth Gaiters, any colour 0 7 6„ 0 10 6 Moleskin Leggins Silk Jockey Jackets, any colour 0 2 6 ~ 0 4 6 0 10 0 „ 1 3 0 GOLD AND SILVER LACE DIES SUNK TO ANY STYLE OF ARMORIAL BEARINGS. Gentlemen residing in the country can, on application, have a plan of self-measurement sent free by post. I:EP4I MEME!SMIIMI CLARIDGE'S CELEBRATED BANBURY CAKES THESE celebrated and truly delicious Cakes may now be had, Wholesale, of MA. JOHN BOLTON, SOLE AGENT FOR LIVERPOOL, RATIMONE-STREET, Corner of Washington-street. Sold in Boxes, from Is. upwards. G AS FITTING WORKS, 26 6- 28, HeiNOVE.R-STREET. WAREHOUSES. WORKSHOPS, OFFICES, AND PRIVATE DWELLINGS, FURNISHED WITH GAS PIPING AND FITTINGS, ON THE MOST APPROVED PRINCIPLES. For the Prevention of Accidents, the work will he done in entire conformity with the ACT of PARLIAMENT, and the Rules and R ,egulations of the Gas Company, by WILLIAM PENN SMITH, 26 28, HANOVER-STREET, Where a vast variety of the most modern and elegant CHANDELIERS are always on view. None but experienced Fitters employed. ON SALE, A Parcel of finest PEKOE SOUCHONG, Price 4s. 2d. per lb., Being Wholesale Prices, IN PACKAGES TO SUIT PURCHASERS J. MILLER AND CO., 8, DALE-STREET, (NEAR THE EXCHANGE.) THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED PAPER-HANCrING -WAREHOUSE IN LIVERPOOL, 17, BOLD-STREET _ • leirndsDari the Publiclaes respectfully tha hhasjutstoreitnufronremd from MOHLHANSON, PARIS, and LONDON, where he has selected his splendid NEW STOCK for the SEASON, being the largest and nhaannat in *ha TZ1,••••,1...... 1, • I • .1 deur of the ANTIQUE with the elezanceOf MODERN Taste. TWENTY El R‘zT-RATE PAPER-HANGERS WANTED BEARD'S C OLOURED PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS ARE TAKEN DAILY AT MR. RICHARD BEARD'S ESTABLISHMENT, 34, CHURCH-STREET LIVERPOOL; Also, at 85, KING WILLIAM-STREET. CITY, 34, PARLIAMENT -STREET, and the ROYAL POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION, REGENT-STREET, LONDON. CROSSKILL'S PATENT ROLLER, FOR Rolling Spring Wheat, Growing Crops, Grass Lands, Compressing Soft Soil, and Crushing Clods. Prize Patent Wheels, Carts, and Waggons—awarded 30 goys. Prizes at Norwich. Prize Portable Farm Railway, will pay its cost the first year, &c., &c. On receipt of six penny postage stamps, n new Illustrated Newspaper and Catalogue will be sent gratis per post, with rim particulars of the newest and best Field, Road, and Barn Implements, now kept in Stork, for delivery from Hull by water or rail to all parts of the kingdom. Address—Mr. CROSSKILL, Iron Works, Beverley. THE GENERAL FURNITURE MART, 19, BOLD-STREET, ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OF SEVEN YEARS. Q CUTTER gratefully acknowledges the liberal • support he has received since the opening of his Esta blishment. and begs to call the attention of Families Furnishing, either in Town or Country, to one of the largest and best assorted Stocks of ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY, BIRCH, AND JAPANNED FURNITURE, in Liverpool, suitable either for the Mansion or Cottage, the greater portion of which is manufactured by his own Work men, and from well-seasoned Materials. The under-mentioned Prices of a few leading Articles will convince the Public that he still adheres to the principle he enable him to keep pace with the times : - Solid Rosewood Drawing-room Chairs, Stuffed, all Hair, 15s. Od Ditto Ditto Ditto Easy Chairs 5Cs. Od Ditto Ditto Ditto Settee 70s. Od Ditto Ditto Ditto Four-feet Loo Table 755. Od, Solid Mahogany Dining-room Chairs, in Hair-cloth 14s. 6d, Ditto Ditto Ditto Couch, Ditto 755, Od, Mahogany Chiffonniers Ditto Sideboards 90s. Od Ditto Dining Tables, Telescope principle loos. Od White Birch Half tester Bedstead, complete sos. Od N.B.—A large Stock of the Patent PURIFIED BEDDING Spring, Hair, and Flock )MATTRESSES. Designs and Prices of Art►cles sent by post. Country Orders carefully attended to, and no charge for Packing. 19. OBSERVE THE NUMBER- DESTRUCTIVE FIRE MESSRS WOOD & WESTHEAD'S, MANCHESTER, Int.°?vino loss of ..t:100,C00 worth of Proprdty. THOMAS MILNER and SON have great pleasure in laying the following Letter before the Public, affording another most distinguished commercial testimony to their Safes : "Manchester, 28th March, 1850. GENTLEMEN,—In answer to your application respecting the Fire-resisting Safe supplied by you, and which we have had in use several years, we have to inform you that in the exten sive conflagration which took place on Thursday night, 21st March instant, and which totally destroyed our warehouse and its entire contents, we have much pleasure in stating that the books and papers contained therein were preserved entire, not being the least affected. We take this opportunity of recom mending your invaluable invention to all persons having books, deeds, or other valuables to protect. "We will thank you to send us one of your largest strong wrought-iron " lioldfast" and Fire-resisting Safes, with draw ers, and remain, Gentlemen, respectfully yours, " J. P. and E. WF.STIT BAD and CO., Late Woon and WEsTnamas. "To Messrs. Thomas Milner and Son." BRISTOL TRIPE THE celebrity which HAAILEN'S BRISTOL TRIPE has acquired for Exportation, has induced a great demand for the article in this port ; and for the readier supply of Merchants, Captains, and Ship Store Dealers, a Stock of it Is always kept, in full-sized Jars, and Sold, at the Bristol price, BY JOHN STIVENS AND CO., 102, DUKE-STREET, SOLE AGENTS FOR LIVERPOOL REMINGTON AND SCOTT'S PATENT TENSION CARRIAGE AND FOOT BRIDGES CAN he ERECTED, with Sp ans f rom 100 to 40 0 feet, at a cost of one-third that of any other mode of building. The Roadways of the Carriage Bridges are composed of eight or ten Longitudinal Stringers, according to the width required, of Baltic Deal or other Timber. The several frac tional lengths are combined on the strongest principle known in Carpentry. The Abutments are planned of the most perfect mathematical forms to resist the several opposing forces. The Stringers are secured to the Abutments by Iron Bolts, and thence extend to form an Inclined Plane as an approach to the Bridge,, and are finally lodged in Timber or Stone at the seve ral termini. The Roadway consists of Planks laid diagonally over the Stringers, bolted down, and covered with a layer of fine Gravel. The Battlements are ornamentally designed, to increase the beauty of the structure. A Bridge of one hundred and fifty feet span, the Roadway ten feet wide, with only six Stringers, was erected for the Earl J Talbot, uuelB4 o B v , over , d t the ruisveedr in Trent, a t commonat I nf for s h t e r a e v , in The Foot Bridges are admirably adapted for the ornamental waters of Noblemen's and Gentlemen's Seats , &c. , &c. , at a very moderate outlay. One has been erected over the Lakei n Birkenhead. Park. heavily-laden Staffords hire, vehicles. in Since the erection of the above, considerable improvements have been made in the construction of the Bridges. Memo Jons Scorr, Congletou, Cheshire, TO FOREIGNERS. A LIENS desirous to become NATURALISED, tY / - 1 entitle them to enjoy the rights and privileges of a British- born subject, without which they cannot hold Freehold and Long Leasehold Property, &c., may be saved much loss of time by applying to Mr. W. H. HATHERSICH, Alien Naturali zation ()ince 3, Winch es t er -b u i ldings, Great Winchester.. street, City, London. Terms moderate. EXHIBITION OF INDUSTRY OF A L L NATIONS ; 1851. A MEETING of all those who are d es i rous of lA_ PROMOTING the OBJECTS of the proposed EXHIBI TION will be held in the Council Chamber of the Town-hall, on THURSDAY next, the 4th instant, at Half-past Two o'clock, The WORSHIPFUL the MAYOR in ihe Chair. HEPWORTH DIXON, Esq., will attend on the part of the Royal Commissioners, and afford such information as may be required. JOHN GRANTHAM, Honorary Secretary TS NOW OPEN. GENERAL FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, FOR THE SUPPLY OF CHINA, CUT AND PLAIN GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE,. ETRUSCAN-ROOM S, 122, BOLD-STREET. THE Propriet or respect f u ll y i nt i mates h i s intention to OPEN the above Establishment for the Sale of FIRST CLASS GOODS, at the lowest remunerating scale of profit. The STOCK has been selected by himself personally front the most celebrated Manufacturers, and is now open for the inspection of the Public . It will be found replete with the latest productions, consisting of Table, Dessert, Tea, and Breakfast Services, Toilet Sets, &c. ; also, some beautifully-. modelled Specimens of Parian Stutuettes, much below the price , usually obtained in Liverpool, Ornamental Chandeliers, &c. The supply of Chrystal is of the purest colour, and selected from the beat Manufacturers, consisting of Wine Glasses, Tumblers, Decanters, Claret, and Water Jugs. An extensive assortment of the usual Requisites for Family use. The Proprietor confidently anticipates a large share of public patronage, as his practical acquaintance with the cost of pro duction enables him to lay in his Stock on the best possible terms. JAMES O'DONN ELL, LATE OF THE COALPORT CHINA MANUFACTORY, PROPRIETOR. N.B.—Five per cent. allowed on all cash purchases. Goods delivered carriage free within fifty miles of Liverpool. STIVENS'S ORIGINAL GREEN GINGER WINE, PATRONISED BY ROYALTY. THE superiorityand increased demandofSTIVENS'S 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 : a caution is therefore necessary to prevent disappointment. Observe the name, " JOHN STIVENS and C 0.," over the nick of each Bottle. Manufactory Temple-street, Bristol; 4, r 5. upper Thames-street, Lund ; DUKE-STREET anti HENRY-STREET, LIVERPOOL ; and may be had of all respectable Grocers, Chymists, and Confectioners, throughout the kingdom. Many of their other Wines are very choice, and close imitations of Foreign at less than half the cost. HYAM'S CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT. E A S TE T I M 'Tis sweet to sit, at close of day, And watch the evening shadows p'.ay, To watch the clouds of changeful dye Form glowing pictures in the sky; Now looking like a glorious land, Untrodden, save by angel band; Now seeming like a gorgeous sea, Whose waters slumber tranquilly; Low rich and Iteantinns to hohnla •• 11,11 4411. IIVLL. lV uennin, Like shining crags of burning gold, And ever shifting, changing still, Without the gazer's thought or will, Until the night's descending pall Sheds gloom and flat kness over all. 'Tis sweet, at twilight's hour, to cast Our thoughts unto the varie•l past, To think on friends who fled away Like shadows of the dying day; To call to mind the accents dears We never more on earth may hear, The treasured lineaments to trace Of many a well-remembered face; To conjure up each form of love, Until again they live and move, And speak to us of days and themes Long lost to all save thoughts and dreams. 'Tis sweet to let the fancy roam With uncheck'd flight afar from home, To cast all barriers aside, And leap et once o'er land and tide; To follow far, on devious track. Those whom no wave may e'er bring back, Who left their friends and birthplace old To seek in stranger-land for gold, Who, fraught with hopfulness, departed, Buoy'd up with youth, and eager-hearted, But found, alas I their brilliant quest Beset with feverish, hot unrest, And paths, and bitter toil, Encounter'd on a friendless soil. Till o'er their souls a sickness crept, And for old haunts and home they wept, And felt, amid the forest wild. As lonesome as a straying child. Their present lot on earth may be Enrapt with doubt and mystery, As much unknown to us their doom As if they slumbered in the tomb; Yet, oh, 'tis sweet at evening's fall, Their youthful presence to recall, And hear and see them once again As when they had not cross'd the main E 'Tis sweet, yet sad enough for tears, When we recal our bygone years, And think upon our childhood's days, Our happy het:as and merry plays. The hoop, the top, the bounding ball, When every day was festival, And every trivial grief did pass Like shadows o'er the summer grass. Many our hopes, and few our fears, In those delicious early years; F fr Jut now huge fears and doubts arise, And blot the beauty from the skies, And every day new pain and strife Are mingled with our web of life, And care about us seems to lie, Like clouds upon a wint'ry sky. 'Tis sweet aside our cares to cast, And lose the present in the past ; 'Tis sweet to find before us rise Our young delights and memories. Although the chalice bath been quaff'd, We have the flavour of the draught, And seem to see the bubbles gleam That danced upon the ruddy stream ; We see our mirror'd glances shine Within the well of nectarous wine : And so spring up, amid our rhyme, The thoughts of youth and Easter time f Oh Easter! source of many a joy To little maid and rosy boy, The strongest loadstone of the year To draw them through their tasks severe, 'Tie thine to urge them gaily on, Until their lessons all are done; 'Tis thine to cause their cheeks the while To dimple with a sunny smile ; They know 'tis Easter always brings Abundant store of welcome things. 'Tis Easter when the merry fair Displays its stock of tempting ware, And drums and trumpets greet the view, Unmusical, but smart and new And showy dolls, with flaxen hair, And porcelain eyes that always stare; Ball, tambourine, and skipping-rope,— In short, to give each fancy scope, The fair of Easter always brings A heap of gay, though fragile things. 'Tis then the shows, in rare array, Their vast magnificence display; A motley and a shining group Appears each plumed and tinsell'd troop, And painted lords and ladies dance ; Whilst "forward, forward," still advance The eager and expectant crowd, Who press within the canvas shroud, Unthinking that without they see h e choicest of the pageantry. 'Tis Easter, when youths cast aside The suits that shame their growing pride And cause the crimson blush to rise When they are scann'd by curious eyes. 'Tis Easter time of ali the year, When in new raintnent they appear, And liyAm's Mart, from morn till night, Is throng'd with faces of delight, And many a proud and joyful word Within his walls are frequent heard ; For all who come are sure to find The garments suited to their mind. With pleasant smiles and cheerful heart lie sees each customer depart, And hears them, as they go away, Resolve to call some future day. On Easter Monday maids and swains Flock to the town in rustic trains, 'With garments smart, and ribbons gay, Like morris-dancers dress'd for May. The prudent swains have i YAM'S sought, And all their gay apparel bought, And by this plan have saved at least Why amply pays for wedding-feast, Fortis in wedlock's holy bands, That now they come to join their bands, And at the alter's side to plight The troth which none can disunite. At Easter time all classes press To purchase articles of dress, And no one likes himself to view Unless he has a something new; For there exists an ancient tale That if at Easter time you fail To add unto your wardrobe's store Some article, some vestment more, A bird about your course will fly, And float between you and the sky, And ere it passes what you wear, Will leave a mark contemptuous there. This may be but a gossip's story, But still 'Us told by people hoary. HyA ocatatawtakilokniePne;name This Easter time on His price and style will please you all; If your finances should be low, Be not afraid, but to him go; His charges with the greatest ease Enables him each class to please; And when he names the sum to pay, You hesitate to go away, That places him o'er all the rest AA W A(LB) n e n ft Ip:ddi what j gg y d nt o l e v st l u a ee y l s h f o i ut shouldc n n ol h l d i . Tn isystemee trousers, i y e e a e aad md nalol o, ap sf idi . c w siv a eg o aa e a p a nt i ol p t i ot :, m r iko'gneiwell-known and vest, Deserved and universal fame. He only, by his golden plan, Can well and cheaply clothe a man ; He only gains the commendation Of me!' who move in every station, To iIYAM, Clothier of the Nation ! The advantages to the Public of purchasing their Clothing at this magnificent Temple of Commerce are that they can procure the very finest description of Clothing, either ready made or made to measure, at extraordinary low prices; and that they also h ave the opportunity of selecting their styles. from a stock of at least 40,000 pounds sterling. HYAM, NATIONAL CLOTHIER, LORD-STRUT, LIVARPOOk.