The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-10-29 00:00:00

l/;u~-~ ,4 / < ..!a:e _.e i.ee e 2 .Y-r-J-1-'t,c-4-or, I , t_-eh Y-Ll,-z ././d..L,_. '2 ieg:"‘ 4,u 4EN Rog -c/ A , 7 ~... I t. 1 1,... 1 4 4 , p Lt. to ... ._; ~,.. ... 24 • . . 4 , , • - ~.- . . -.- .. - - . , ai • ,_. . , ~.,_ .•..... cp.::..,, . 44 ''' ' • 1. b r 1 0 141.14.421t0yAL AMPHITHEATRE. inee fer, Mr. W.R.C•peland, 15, Gl.Charlette-tt COAL! COAL!! [o o° 3 )000 MESSRS. A. F. and D. MACKAY an d CO . beg to inform Shippers and the Public generally, that they have now constantly on hand, at their DEPOT, SLATE-STREET, GREAT HOWARD -STREET. (Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Arches, Nos. 62 and 63ip Large quantities of good HOUSE AND STEAM COAL, from their mines at Rainford and Upholland, which they can deliver at 7s. 6d. per ton. _ . . AND GENERAL i MMERCIAL ADVERTISER. One trial will prove that these Coals ars of exceedingly good quality, being large and free from dirt. .HEARTS RESOLVED AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD.—SmoLLET Messrs. A. F. and D. MACKAY and Co. having lately erected some new Machinery on the Lancashire and Yorkshire Rail— way, they . can now load carts with the greatest possible expe— dition, without shovelling or breaking the Coal. Coasting and other Vessels in the Stanley Dock can be easily loaded in the course of a few hours.. No. 1462.1 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1850. [PRICII FIVEPENCE. , Ogces-1, Itumtorci-place, and 23, Sefton-street, Liverpool. blit ift We ek hi, r ANo?..--s.t One of the Engagement of . Miss EM MA Osodio n • -1 , the Nli • popular Artiste, from the Princess Theatre, 1141. li THEREst, T 4 lt t i C n... .. USHNIE and M. MILANO, from the RI °" S' ---1 Covent-G arden, are re-engaged for a limited Present TUESDAY EVENING, the 29th t instant, r,41°4 P hill GIItA L D A . 4 .... P-• Mr. Ch amberlain. I Pequillo.. Mr. C. Hale. di ........... . ..... .. .. . Miss Mims Stanley, --" unit appearance in that character-) 1 1 After which Wh ich ki, s t THE FOUR SISTERS. To con •elude N Stawith antey wiNewn sustain four diffe, ent characters. Grand Ballet, entitled tit rkl ellar LA VI VAN DI E RE. o. acters by Madlle. Therese Cushnie, M. Milano, 44. 4 40 w ,„, and Mr. G. Maskell. I,llo,,YVlTirrednesdaY,)—The VICAR of WAKEFIELD, ;')''''Ar ....., 1.1 „, F OLD O NE, and LA VIVA NDIERE. 4 4 1 0 -IE4 -24ILDA, THE YOUNG WIDOW, and LA tt,kkA i•-•.p o ; ,_ vh? It LA /,,,itoe Benefit of Mr. F. L. Villiers,—EUGENE •it i :, , , a o '',l, and THE PILOT. bIEIIi:'IRALDA, THE FOUR SISTERS, and LA b* ke, "4,,DeSed at 1 0 111 'e en Palf-past Six; the Performances to coin ,. aio Jsrecisely. .€'ss Boxes, 38.; Side Boxes, 2s. ; Pit, N , Kl• Second Price—Dress Boxes, 2s. ; Side 1 8. lkj r ina c ellll be open from Ten till Three o'clock daily, b?,S in the Dress Circle and taking Private Boxes, ` 3 / 4 oic r ba d nightly, under the direction of Mr. T. 11. I , ''ility, --g ALL, LORD NELSON-STREET. Ay A —4 EVENING CONCERTS. NOARn EXTRA NIGHT. .v. '/P rleednesday) EVENING, the 30th inst., 114 Won ( 1 1 4 , 1t. G' STOl C T L E Astonishing EXPE t. ItIMUTig i A n m t u h s e in klti CE of BIOLOGY; E LECTRICAL SCIENCE of LIFE. 0 4 4 h E7 RDAY next, the 2nd of November, 4 ,t4 te th e /1 , it• HENRY PHILLIPS th,tm-tto.lior of prod • , 11 --- Nrw - -_MUSICAL Ah AINME, ' or POEM, entitled, 164; 3 (1, : v , " Oti VILLAGE." %it -u tt,A,,,, Q, da-G r. alleries, 6d. • Reserved Seats, is. " 1 11: 4 ``‘ 71 1 (not transferable) for the Reserved Seats, Nry . criber, With a Lady, £2 25., may be had from r nl ence .Light o'clock. No Re-admission Tickets Pt LE N EWSROOM, in the capacious Lower ‘ unissio n . 1 / 4 , IY, (Sunda id 's excepted,) from Eight, A.M., . JOHN CALDERWOOD, Secretary. 4411 E -ROYAL WILLIAMSON-SQUARE k, PD VIWORD. GS to ' G . p B ' 4 O T S Tv OR . J. H. ANDERSON, etl)o2YOrp, the Rp . OF THE AORTA I 1 , -Vi t o n t and " v _ Nob ility, Gentry, and Public of No t or of _ s ue surrounding Districts, that he will i Oirses, v "PPearing in the a eatre (for the k i , 4 4 0A,7 years) At i t 4 . "4-YaNEX his 4, Ittlitkel 4 Lkott n ve Is N ENTERTAINMENT OF A eto.icr tly_ ; ', :;:far rned u RAL MAGIC, him in the Winter Palace, in St. r ol k i. l l ., lfi k, e ° l4 l a e l i',. 7 Tperor Nicholas and the Imperial iiNt,:e ti e r tt i`!tig o f E,!--..u2l2:c_e, P d otsdam, before Frederick j s li c e a ßoyal Family ; in the ii r ki7 ). t ; :;41("teikhol;;, 3 1:e a lo a re n 1., King of 6weden, y,4 1 ::( b en ue Palace at Copenhagen , r before Christian lvl o ,, . a n , mark;„ in the Palace at Hanover, before ! i lh o e 4 d_ N1Lie....".‘,8 Victoria ; and by the especial command Ist: o ur o ry.ictoria I. of Great Britain, at Balmoral h. Al bert Prince Albert's Birthday, when her Ma l'ltimy.!ld 4 i !tad the whole British y eurt expressed -,,,, ty :...... %rot, and Mr. A. received the following '444,44 is " August 27th, 1849. Ito 4, the co mmanded by Her Majesty to express to !A ll hitt :reat . satisfaction which Her Majesty has tertamment of Natural Map...ic this day, at se dot ch a at the Queen presented the Professor with th. ° n (l ring and Prince Albert requested his L4rlr, „.1 ion l4o 4 l r endid Highland Costume in which the Pro 40r,,N,!er •••egs to z. state that his Apparatus is New, APP before the Highland Court at 41 l? vE 1°1 NEXT, NOVEMBER 4, 'Y EVENING DURING THE WEEK, 11 41 R ov He will give his Vw`t's t i At PROGRAMME. C 4 , 1 4, r `" 44 Y falling on Sunday, the 26th, Monday, 1.,5, ti n ,apart for celebrating the auspicious event, at ,oe private Highland residence of the Queen ; ttl7 lt 4 'l4 has Her Majesty enjoyed such a day of rus -Intasernetit as on this occasion. A programme Yth ell and sent round to the few invited neigh -4 Y's amusement Ip,A th e tertain was to consist of Highland e ._ ments of Professor Andersun, the Bail. Great in, and to conclude with a Highland f,,lap ah Ports had been en-aged in for a considerable gl2-ilYcadjourned to . 11,13eautiful pavilion, which !1. 4 , ~:)r the occasion, and inwhich was erected 'l4O Professor Anderson, the " Wizard of the : s lli b kh, b) ,'"Pt to describe the splendour of Professor ernali a would be vain ; suffice it to say, that lik', 4 ijiti`r, of the most costly and elegant descrip v , tin t , 'lle choicest and most elaborate works in el vi g alve silver and gold, rich French brocades, 11; 11 ) , f10*.',4 Pearl. The stage was most beautifully !ati ld atein atm ' Tvered with a rich Turkey carpet, and andel LI hundreds of wax lights , in silver , fliti4ll.roolzabra.s. This exquisite Tempi! filled the 4Npp, g,v''earid contrasted with the sweet, rich rustic lo re laj esr the pavilion the appearance of . fairy th a, se e Y and the Prince,.ana more especially the . k / 4 5 0 De elr 4,i!it.!ed Perfectly astounded . several times, a s n a d r 4 40)4 1 .4 ?ctiou with the manner in which Prof r es icu. 'Y ti er Ills.tricks. Amongst those most pa t 4 ,7 4 „ maJeSty was MAGIC SCRAP BOOK, i t tkin h el les ln' h iec e of workmanship in papieemache. It is kf tl Vase h g , 28 inches wide, and 3 thick. It was mi liNe Wa a Y, the' ueen and Prince ; and immediately ii,e l l l th e Olaced upon a pair of skeleton tressels and qt 'the e 'lizard commenced to take out his scraps, 41:ecidiar, consisting of bats, bonnets, plates, 01114oen:e.ngth several fat goose. which created )l ek t L ;lo , then large vases of gold . fish, in li Rip", i ll ° a all the Professor brought out his beau everb full tir ighland costume of Victoria tartan, i e ,ay, at which Her Majesty raised her hands, kiVoynj e rY.body else, wondered how ever he got ttt: Jnil o ttings e n ex e nrP excited;Wf s e s ti e t d tla ii : co approbation, ne a r n a d . 010 thtProfessor's NL've,tae adiuJEUNER MAGIQUE ! i n °l 4, and was loudly applauded. The coffee 4 10 1 1. 4 rr i s sa a or ni A a . gn b ifi cen t service of cups and saucers, arty, b b y one of the Monarchs of Europe, itt id 'tato L 3' desire of the Queen, partook of the I let P^ : ,, T 4 , a ,dr,Jocelyn and most of the suite. tli t) „ , in ~"L Y Rat OF HANDKERCHIEFS . otts Pin Professor Professor A. was assisted by His w44:nce Albert, Lord Portman, Mr. Anson, and N't,„th t Bre - a i Mr. Anderson usd Her Majesty's ti ,j.nlinber of others Call of which, after in t qin "MI a variety of changes, be tossed into a 1,4 Dik„ - ,,, box in charge of Prince Albert, in which 4 14; 1 arc., and requested His Royal Highness 'k,'4(l 'lane" ) . the key, after which Mr. Anderson I, t heib, iZe,rchiefs a large , bucketful of water, washed ' 1 6.1i a vessel, and left it in carge o'f aa L d or i d t ,11 4 1 1 1..0 r . c ant, he sought the two anticles, prtinan had got the pige . ons, His e ß e _oya .a l ti 4 a 6 - I n! th l a box with great anxiety , to s 4n eY were gone, and to the utter astonis lki k ak t g n the Queen—who wa looking most anx h- tilrllerehi of the Prince's box — s he found the whole 4 e dth e s dried, ironed, and perfumed. The 14 HEwueen's amid great applause. ,4eett,. WONDF:RFUL HAT! ! qh-I'et.e;l°,,, vanM Anson's procured the Royal reulY, nearly all 'assembled received itt the a ',nd-box, toy or other token, from Mr. An `l7 Mr. Anderson was asked if he could per ttc.ll4t h ad heard so much of his having done suc- !' s 'Exiiikus 0 ~,,it:,,,,,, command to perform it, lie called for a § t : t il t I t i it . ' :24 1 p h er ali ra de a d a w a h r a a t rr e nwuamalbderdroiaf drink. His k l i bi ki4l ll44 se brai n si, k e Y. 171 . I l i 8 I ce y g w t a , s pour ed vera demanded a n i de r d IV, k'rreVi; which ' one ie of the proprietors of the do,'N -e „oui c i R eg`", thinking to baffle the Professor, . 1 64 - 414`%fi e re.him a glass of his best Lochnagar er ,. a f N NI, e). 4 r _ Said than done; and the Lochnagar }, VII: L'rrile disetibutdan ci d ; i ts 141, Ad the ..! 1 \ Aemlea called n i l i .o b r e fr?a f h a w d h c i lL , Hi E ,lh n ar_d s ers tronised . Mr. Begg % tit 4li ett i I IS e d d paerrliaaL3alaiske of Kira ram ß e v f f t 1 i•iv i i s ,a h a e a d i t tn o ra t r e y . I ts ), t it a t t i t t l i: P ;l ti ori tt oft i t s le L d o a r m ds e i s t a p a r a o ( tio p u o n l c ie e e d e i a t tl e e x d ce l l a l u etg y . ‘l\tr,: t t i l j l e : :I I t t li a d e eh w yr iz a i s tr f d re: ,a ly a p r olre r d ai o n u g t 4 t ) o f t t h h i e s e a x ta tr g a e; 411 : 1 11 1 4 11. : rei l ? r e n 4 , anxious to test the bottle—presu if 1 / 4!r AP, ;it lii e r e ed a tt i t ? g , G t i l a i a s t e i s t Glasses we'arse exhausted—asked roitglitfor her Ma ki. .4'4:',„_':::,.'itzald.,e'Ornrbineciegtaasstkiendg i what t : ae k t h n e o y w i(i preferred, gedit s 1 ,ta , thVt_tid ti ( t ) ea.„,nagar, which immediately ran forth, \lt'l me 1 ,,"'u1: a nd gave the bottle to the. Prince, and I lk 't ad sat e", 4 4 1 , Yas empty ; it was. Mr. Anderson ~ ~e 4 • 'poked t ,, Qn . the Prince's hand, filled it, order vr% cl ia 'ae p r tle Prince what wine he preferred. Port i 4 pi t l t t teZp!lgt le inc .t Poured port, and then sherry,.. then , . 44 t i, fro tg, i , v ur e t li e broke il the hot , tl t e, e an r d ee it t i ti ; f t ua l e a n s ;111 t a s ell oa i t ,, ll e bottle nv A e. Dunn° h f Angus Mackay, the Queen's It i q.. ~,,,ke r ,l wi.the Prince's u liao•er, were competing t i llsii l , l 4 edo ° ,; t ,_?f the Wizard's whiskey, and caused \ IN tt 'Sep , . •F,74 is a most splendid specimen of the t „ li h it a al l eu nte e next feat that created much wonder, N 1 1 04 1•,• ELte..r' was 10,Q11 4 ., th e I th x i -4, RIC PHENOMENON! 1 0 ‘ ,/ t4 ;, L oij, l s,t th e watches, which were placed 1„ ilie t 'aii he Pr of ,„ 4 footman, Mr. Gibb, who went on the k 4 , , ,4 4 , 11; Wo sh e a " s sar, and, having seated himself, placed l a : 1„4110 jeanvd Was told that, the firing of a gun, k 1 0 4 , 14 l a aim: the box, pass , through his skull, and cli tit, t o t tl til 4 4 " st dfPear suspended under the chair, which 4 01, 01 4„Pobled e Lto the utter a . stonishment of the kycji;lair la tala 4^,..,P, burst out into loud laughter at k t , i t ti. ‘ lij a t tl ( ;.that ti .i - ' e 1, ), who sat, unconscious of a the I, Il ib eh tee n t b e s .,__ Wizard's assertion was meretlk I ,ti k q t o . l4ptaiitp,"4%t y umbfoundered. The Professor It tl ot i l4l ,o l l l . l ,l_l4,er 1e N , A 8 , 1 ,,° 11 CHLOROFORIENE, i t/t k, 4lt t a :ft - ‘ l, s ' e Of etf"an suspending his Son in the air, erw tt touch interest Vim'orof during which her Majesty tx D , e pt, ber nthe various grades of resto t? 48 4 did he r entiestY retired, and sent for Mr. An tor,lll%, :leo his testy satisfaction at his wonderful per 0114t'eo Tiled ''', o ° Ya r ! Highness the Prince, and the pr o 1 1. ilk I ._ N a„ 4, part rrofessor Anderson performed for /11 ilty e "ees t 0 Y.,5 1 Police were stationed outside du t(742to tir d iteP_ a the door. A noise was heard, qlti t ttl: e e r ' itt l g c d Ittege, appearedWhiosevawshesnmitewt that e a , V - Allie r - VI ili a e ,i:Vd was grieving that she "Couldna 4. 4 1 i i t ti li a 4: I , 4 l t: ti b e r admitri Majesty having learned the koit'4lbfl /t i1J 4 1 7 4 , k i. . , 14 " and emitted , ge n ;e a i n v y a a m a usements Nl_ no, bt eq h .• ; u ppe kst o4 Lithe li l a". r Boxes, Is. 6d. ; Pit, Is. The 1t5.41:`,, q_ob ei . l l,t s tye _ , t em ait a ti l: e ,LTlng m ~.!, the Entertainment will com b — 'uted ' e n. BOx O ffi ce open as usual, I t ' 44,44. A ro • 4 verk 4 S, 'ld at the Theatre, Professor tttleti b y ri to :,:i ex laming Two Hundred Met One Shilling. lte e r ylO- e t , the idOWe'.l, I .adeo ~. to ar s tO " al Wt.! : c 7, Of .. :/t II MAC to ill ellenoe„ ill b e aP ePi' c ' b e tl Sefi ro"_'„neP, - a • per o f tp ' obri -- V ifi Fi.-- ib ;.i . ,ioPo - reo LL'. a tti f°,l ode de ° in troiToondoll at Co , 0 10 ro l vesit o nq ft ~5 '",jo s 0 ag i oe. t oo lo w a n i,f• s od: "00. ,5n,," de oo e el AeP ;t1 a 9A if if ; o r:: fr o r t d i : ,10 . 11 i; , in; P 0 6 70(f ie t ri fo c , h tt , i n CO, CW ' O O 5 , r ari cel,ie( $ *.re c_na rEil,Y•it, ss,to 3s• `;tl ligP pea Softt nstallti 1 ta, a°as~e tiog " zee ,d trr be ht i 4' o f fi t,, to th e e str will 1 0 0 . 11' tbe why,. for ai biv ;, un beeP blo A r thos e •briF . e JO' •tb oA hood cort l f ; rotalP• iO5 ,gB, 4 s j9t germ , el .s. ijeli Pre ° oiy fr' o f t lain ,J boll 9 4i _ c A 01 ,na• - p g ibO t rAr ci ; o „0 110 0 1 ? coed it :i R S 1 0e rII rO ° l e. 11° 01 , „ n o • dvd, 9 , t th e 04 0 1 '''ea th e Oej ►n Or r PIO° P r° ,0 d iv if AO , LIVERPOOL ACADEMY, OLD POSTOFFICE-PLACE. PHE EXHIBITION of the WORKS of MODERN 1 ARTISTS is NOW OPEN, Daily, from Ten till Dusk. Admittance, Is. ; Chilnren under Twelve years of age, Half price. season rickets—For Gentlemen, ss. each ; for Ladies, 3s. 6d. each. Catalogues, 6d. H. C. PIDGEON, Secretary. BRUNSWICK CLUB, TEMBEIIS are informed that the THIRD HAR MONIOUS MEETING and CONVERSAZIONE of the Season will take place in the Assembly-room attached to the Club, To-MORROW (Wednesday) Evening, the 30th inst., when MR. ANDERSON will give his _ READINGS FROM SHAKSPEARE, In HAMLET, MACBETH, OTHELLO, &e., With Vocal and Instrumental - AccoMpaniments. Tickets may be obtained from the SECRETARY. Members' and Ladies' Tickets, Is. each; Non. Members, Is. 6d.; inclu ding Tea. Chair to be taken at Half-past Seven o'clock precisely. W. E. WHITEMAN, PROPRIETOR. Club-rooms, Hanover-street. THrnitE-ROYAL, NI(iILLIAIVISON-SQUARE POSITIVELY THE LAST DAY THE GRAND MOVING MIRROR of the MAM NIOTH CAVE OF KENTUCKY, with its immense Halls, Domes, and Grottoes. extending in various directions between 600 and 700 miles, and 650 feet below the surface of the Earth. The NIAGARA RIVER: the FALLS in Summer and Winter, showing everything of interest in this Great International River. A DAY'S JOURNEY through the PRAIRIES of the WEST, Meowing a Prairie on Fire. The NATURAL BRIDGE of YIRGINIA, 215 feet in height, 55 in width, and 93 in lengtli,,/ MOUNT VERNON, tlirformer Residence and present Rest ing-place of Washington. EVENING SAN E on the MISSISSIPPI RIVER. ISCENERYon the RIVER NILE. DAY EXHIBITION to commence at Half-past Two o'clock. EVENING EXHIBITION at Half-past Seven; to commence at Eight precisely. Admittance :—Lower Boxes, 25.; Upper Ditto, Is.; Pit, 6d. THE EXHIBITION POSITIVELY CLOSES THIS EVENING. INTERESTING EXHIBITION OF MODERN WORKS OF ART, 34, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL. ATR. H. WALLIS, of London, announces to his 1. Friends and the Patrons o generally, that he has taken Mr. BURLAND'S la LLF.RY, for the purpose of EXHIBITING, for P E CONTRACT SALE, a Selec tion of PAINTIN f the MODERN SCHOOL, which will be found peculi attractive from its including several of the chefs d'aurres of the season from the Metropolitan Exhibi tions, and from the easels of the Artists, with extremely beau tiful Cabinet Specimens of Men of the greatest eminence in the profession ; and, in order to show the importance of the Collection thus submitted to the Liverpool Amateurs, under his invariable rule of guarantee, he may particularise the few following Works: namely, the Magnificent Fruit and Flower Piece, by G: oenland, from the Royal Academy; Ansdell's " Regretted Companion," from the British Institution ; Her ring's Masterpiece, "The Interior of a Stable," from the Soci ety of British Artists; the last and most perfect production of F. R. Pickersgill, A.R.A. ; " The Burial of Charles I. by A. Johnstone, a Picture which has attracted much c ommendation from the Press; Phillip's celebrated "Drawing for the Militia," from the Royal Academy of 1849; and others, by D. Roberts, R.A., I P. F. Poole, A.R.A., Redgrave, R.A., Egg, A.R.A, Herbert, R.A., J. S. Cooper, A.R.A., Etty, R.A., Creswick, A.R.A., Collins, R.A., I Frith, A R.A., Harding, Bright, Percy, and other favourite Landscape Paint ers; two beautiful Heads, by Brocky ; and numerous other Specimens of the present British School of Art, agreeable in subject, and of such a quality as to present even a safe invest ment. The Pictures will be on view from Ten to Four each day. Admission, One Shilling, inclusive of Descriptive Catalogues. SIXTEENTH WEEK TO THE LOVERS OF MIRTH, MR. •COLLES respectfully announces that he has just reccived an entire New STOCK of his MAGICAL NOVELTIES, se admirably adapted for affording amusement to the Domestic Circle during the long Winter Evenings. All those of which his Stock was exhausted for the past few days are now again ON SALE. His PENETRATIVE SOVEREIGN BOXES, in Boxwood, Mahogany, Tin, and Brass, ere the best made lie bas ever had in Stock, and, beingli beautiful deception, are well worthy the attention of teturinus. THE MAGICAL , DANCING FIGURES, IN EVERY VARIETY. ENCHANTED CIGAR-CASES, OR BON-BON BOXER, el ss. and Ils. 6d. each. A cheaner kind at Is. 6d. each. THE VASE OF INK, OR MAGIC FILTRATION. DISSOLVING BALLS. With 250 other ingenious and amusing Novelties, on EXHIBITION and SALE. HOURS OF BUSINESS FROM ELEVEN TILL DUSK EACH DAY. ADMISSION, Half-a-Crown (allowed to Purchasers;) Chil dren, if accompanied by their Friends, One Shilling each. For particulars see Circulars. [-ZP. PAY PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO THE ADDRESS, there being no outward appearance of business. MR. COLLES, AT MRS. WOODS', BOOKSELLER, 62, BOLD-STREET, (Exactly opposite Newington. SUTTON BREWERY, MACCLESFIELD. QTANCLIFFE BROTHERS beg to thank their L) Friends for the support they have received since they opened STORES in LIVERPOOL for the SALE of their Strong, Mild, and India ALES ; and inform them that they can, with every conndence, recommend this Season's Brew for strength and flavour, and-respectfully solicit an inspection of them, at their STORES;_ No. 60, HANOVER-STREET. HENRY PERKS, Agent. October, 1850. BOOKS A LL who want the best Editions of the most Popu 1-1_ tar and Standard Authors, English and Foreign, at Rea sonable Prices, are respectfully invited to call at CORNISH'S CHEAP BOOK ESTABLISHMENT, 37, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL, OR AT 18, GRAFTON-STREET, DUBLIN, OR AT 297, HIGH HOLBORW:LONDON, THIRTEEN DOORS ABOVE CHANCERY-LANI. AGENT TQ,HfR MAJESTY'S PRINTERS BIBLES, PIaciYE F IR, T ii i iS AL C E H O U ' RCH SERVICES, In every variety of Binding, 37, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL, CORNER 01 NORTH JOHN•STREET STANDARD GENERAL PRINTING OFFICE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STATIONERY WAREHOUSE. LACE AND A D D I S O N, PUBLISHERS Or THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD, WHOLESALE ♦ND RETAIL STATIONERS, ACCOUNT BOOK MAKERS AND PRINTERS, Have in Stock, and Manufacture to order, LEDGERS, DAY BOOKS, CASH BOOKS, JOURNALS, LETTER BOOKS, COPYING BOOKS, BILL BOOKS, k WASTE BOOKS, IN EVERY:VARIETY OF STYLE PAPER S, Front th• Mills of Whatinan, J. It. Jones, and other approved Makers CREAM, LAID, NOTE, AND LETTER PAPER, LARGE AND SMALL POST, IN FOLIO AND QUARTO, LAID AND WOVE FOOLSCAPS, DEMYS, ROYALS, IMPERIALS, DRAFT, BRIEF, AND COPYING PAPER. MORISON'S BLACK, COLOURED, AND COPYING INKS PERRY'S, HARWOOD'S, VOORSANGER'S, AND OTIIER STEEL PENS. PAPER CASES, WITH AND WITHOUT LOCKS AND KEYS. PENCILS, SUITED TO MERCANTILE AND OTHER PURPOSES. ENVELOPES OF EVERY SIZE Q U ILL S AND PE N S OF EXCELLENT QUALITY. CARD CASES AND POCKET BOOKS, IN CALF, RUSSIA, AND MOROCCO. WRITING DESKS. HARWOOD'S METALLIC MEMORANDUM BOOKS, SEALING WAX, WAFERS, LETTER FILES ANNEXING RIBBON AND TAPE. SHAREBROKERS' SALE AND PURCHASE BOOKS, BOUND IN MOROCCO, FOR THE POCKET. LETTER-PRESS PRINTING : REPORTS, CATALOGUES, SHAREBROKERS' BOOKS FORMS, BILLS OF LADING, CARDS. CIRCULARS, INVOICES, CUSTOM-HOUSE ENTRIES, &c., EXECUTED WITII THE •REATEST PROMPTITUDE. ITHOGRAPHIC AND COPPERPLATE PRINTING. MACHINE RULING, ix. STANDARD OFFICE, 4, NT. GEORGIMCANMINT, LORD-STAIR?, LITERPOOL. NOTICE MR. SEACOME DAWBARN, late PROPRIETOR of 110, BOLD-STREEF, 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, CALE-STREIT, where a continu ance of their orders is re Mllly solicited. Liverpool, 4th , 1850. NEW DESIGNS FOR THE WINTER SEASON IN GENUINE IRISH POPLIN TABBINET. JOSEPH COX NADIN respectfully_ announces to the Ladies of Liverpool and its vicinity, that he has re ceived from his Looms in Dablin a splendid Assortment of NEW GOODS, which..areriow ready for inspection, at very moderate Prices. A supply of beautiful IRISH NEEDLEWORK. IRISH HOUSE, 15, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL, Opposite Pringle's Shawl and Mantle Emporium. NICOLL'S REGISTERED LLAMA CLOTH PALETOT, IN EVERY VARIETY, SUITABLE FOR THE WINTER PRICE FROM TWO GUINEAS TO THREE GUINEAS AND A HALF, AGENTS FOR LIVERPOOL, RADCLIFFE AND CORLET, 35, CASTLE-STREET, Next Door to the Commercial Bank MILLINERY AND BABY LINEN WAREHOUSE, 91, BOLD-STREET. A HILLYARD and CO. respectftffly announce • that their WINTERJASITIONS. in MILLINERY, CHILDREN'S DRESSES:Iie. Ex., will be ready for inspection Tuts DAY, (Tuesday, ) the 29th instant, and following days, together with an extensive Assortment of the moat Fashionable Materials, the whole selected with great care from the most eminent Parisian and London Houses. FASHIONS IN MILLINERY, LACE, AND EMBROIDERY. TORN BROOKS begs to intimate to his Friends 0 his return from LONDON. . — The REiiriisW:R66ii§ will be Opened on THURSDAY next, and following days, when he will be prepared to exhibit a choice and elegant Assortment of MILLINERY, in Velvet, Terry, and other descriptions of WINTER BONNE 1 S, toge ther with Caps, Coiffures, Head-dresses other Novelties. Having secured the services of es from Mrs. M`Donald, Court Milliner, Hanover-s ~ London, and Miss Clarke, Bold-street, he has Brea onfidence in his statement. He begs to add, that will be his endeavour to combine ele gance and choice material with MODERATE CHARGES. 84, BOLD-STREET. THE WOOLLEN CLOTH TRADE WE have received within the last fortnight upwards of EIGHT THOUSAND POUNDS worth of WINTER GOODS, all of which have been carefully selected by Mr. MORRIS from the Manufac turers, and are such as we can warrant really sound genuine articles; and we are happy to add, (with the exception of the very low qualities,) without any ad vance whatever in prices. Our present Stock is by far the most extensive in town, and comprises all the ne fety of styles in COATINGS, TROUSER' I , and VESTINGS ; and we believe no house • .ngland can supply Country Drapers, or the T generally, on more advantageous terms. MORRIS, BASSET, AND JONES, WOOLLEN WAREHOUSEMEN, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL, October 7,1847. CHILDREN'S CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, 75, RENSHAW-STREET. Ar RS. RYAN begs to inform the Ladies of Liverpool that her WINTER FASHIONS for CHILDREN'S WEAR will be ready for tweetion on MONDAY next, the 4th of November. FOREIGN LACE AND EMBROIDERY ESTABLISHMENT, 35. CHURCH-STREET. JOHN WILLIAMS begs most respectfully to an t/ nounce that he is returned from Paris ; and is now pre pared to show his FASHIONS in MILLINERY, comprising every new style iu elegant VELVET, TERRY, and SATIN BONNETS. CAPS, COIFFURES, HEAD-DRESSES, and other Parisian Novelties. The New SLEEVES, CHOLISETTES, &c. are very choice ; the RIBBONS, if poA§itik.;Ticher than on any former occasion. FOREIGN LACE' - 8- EMBROIDERY ESTABLISHMENT, 35, CHURCH-STREET. • FOREST AND FRUIT TREES MESSRS. GEORGE CUNNINGHAM and SON having engaged to deliver up, on the Ist of February next, a portion of the rented Land of their Nursery, at Oak Vale, beg to call the attention of those Gentlemen who are Planting Forest and Fruit Trees to the Stock thereon, which they will SEuL at REDUCED PRICES to clear the ground. The FOREST TREES consist of large Chestnuts, Turkey Oaks, Limes, Sycamores, Hornbeam for Hedges, Poplars, Scar let and other Giafted Thorns, Purple Beech, Larch, Spruce and Scotch Firs, and strong TransplautetfQuicks. The FRUIT TREES arepell grown, including all the fine new Flemish Pears, trai and untrained; also, Plums, Cher ries, Medlars, &c. *rine of the Forest Trees are of large size, from eight topfget, and will produce immediate effect. OAK VAL NURSERY, near the Old Swan, October 22, 1850. FOREIGN RIBBON, LACE, AND MILLI NERY ESTABLISHMENT, 18A, BERRY-STREET. ALFRED HADRILL BEGS to acquaint the Ladies of Liverpool and its Vicinities, that he is now prepared to sub mit for their inspection a great variety of NOVELTIES suitable for the present Se and that, on FRIDAY next, the Ist Novemb , Irs. HADRILL will have ready a choice elegant Assortment of MILLI NERY, personally selected from the first Paris Houses. STOCK OF BONNETS, FURS, MANTLES, SHAWLS, SILK VELVETS, FRENCH MERINOES, EMBROIDERED ROBES, CASHMERES, PLAIDS, COBURGS, ALPAGeLUSTRES, AND VARIOUS OTHER,ATT - ICLES FOR WINTER DRESS BLANKETS, FLANNELS, WINTER HOSIERY, &c 60 6. 62, OLDHALL-STREET. THE LARGEST SHAWL ESTABLISHMENT IN TIIE UNITED KINGDOM ! ! T C RI P P S begs to announce that he HA S REMOVED to his J • NEW ESTABIS HMENT, 14 and 16, BOLD- S TREE T, OPPOSITE the LYCEUM NEWSROOM, WHERE IS DISPLAYED THE MOST SPLENDID STOCK OF SHAWLS, MANTLES, AND FURS EVER PRESENTED TO THE LIVERPOOL PUBLIC Though no expense will be spared to insure every Novelty as produced, and the very best Fabrics, the PRINCIPLE OF SMALL PROFITS, Twrelt•P VPAVet, %NM s-L. F.. 11, "swirl.; awl. Is% evor., Department 'Leh tma c.l TORN BRISCOE has much pleasure in calling the 0 attention of his Friends and the Ladies generally to his INDIA RUBBER DEPOTS, E 2, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, AND 12, PARKER-STREET CHARLES MACINTOSH AND CO.'S WATERPROOF GARMENTS, VULCANISED INDIA It ÜBBER MANUFACTURES C.•WALKER, PROPRIETOR. T H E LIVER ESTABLISHMENT FAMILY MOURNING. J. CARMICHAEL & CO. have made extensive arrangements for executing all FAMILY MOURNING ORDERS entrusted to them with great promptitude and attention. Their STOCK of Mourning Goods has received considerable additions, and they are prepared to undertake THE FUNERAL AND BURIAL DEPARTMENT, supplying all the necessary Articles, including HEARSE, COACHRII, PALL, HATBANDS, CRAPES, GLOVES, &C., on exceedingly moderate terms. They would respectfully solicit an inspection of their SILKS, AND OTHER DRESSES, MANVLES, MILLINERY, &t., suitable for Mourning. ALL MOURNING SUPPLIED ON THE USUAL TERMS, J. CARMICHAEL CO THE GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING COMPLETE EQUIPMENT WAREHOUSES, 24 AND 2G, BOLD-STREET. P. L. MACTAGGART, PROPRIETOR A T this ESTABLISHMENT Gentlemen and Families may obtain every Article of DRESS at very moderate prices, and of such serviceable as must give uni, qualities and so well and so substantially made, trial satisfaction A select Stock of FRENCH HATS, •f admirable make and *hopes London-made, Alpaca, Silk, and Gingham UMBRELLAS A very homw and fashionable Stock of BROAD CLOTHS, WAISTCOATINGS, AND TROUSERINGS for the ensuing season. EVERY DESCRIPTION OF TAILORS' TRIMMINGS, extensive Stocks in the town of London, COLLARS, FRONTS, ltc., RANTS Proceeding to any quarter of the world may obtain every article of Clothing at this Establishment, whether for the voyage or at a supply to and in the country to where they are going. THE SYSTEM apan which business is conducted in this Establishment has special reference to the most scrupulous attention to the requirements of Customers, combined with civility, punctuality, moderation in price, and the supplying of Goods of the most unimpeachable characte►,' o that the Proprietor may not only sell his Goods, but secure the confidence and continued patronage of hie Customer:. Lists of Outfits, with prices annesed,may be obtained on application at the Establishment. YOUTHS going to SEA aaAPPRENTICES seggplied *pith every repoieito M oft OffrPlA 1101.14105 61A MIDDING. CUTTERS OF FIRST-RATE TALENT EMPLOYED ; Customer: may therefore calculate upon an admirable fit. THE HOSIERY AND GLOVE DEPARTMENTS are replete with every novelty, and contain one of the moot THE SHIRT DEPARTMENT exhibits unguestionaby the largest and most varied Stocks out NECKERCHIEFS, MUFFLERS, SCARFS, ALBERT TIES, POCKET-HANDKERCHIEFS, STOCKS, BRACES, &c. BLANKETS, FLANNELS, LINENS, CALICOES, &c. CHEAP LACE AND WORKED MUSLIN GOODS. WILLIAM BRAITHWAITE,of 130, BOLD •STREET, solicits the attention of the Public to the following Lots of Cheap Goods : a. d. Lot of Worked Flouncings, at per yard 1 64 worth _ _ Lot of Printed Cambric Handkerchiefs, at 1 10i worth 3 6 Ditto ditto 1 33- worth 1 10 Lot of Three-quarter line French Cambric ditto, at Several lots of Children's Robes, Frocks, Cambric Caps, &c., at Half Price_ Lot of 178 Frock Bodies, at 250 Real Valenciennes Cellars, at 2 111 worth 5 0 180 Thread Lace Ditto, at 250 Honiton Point Ditto, at 219 Worked Muslin Ditto, at 2 2 worth 3 6 One Lot of Honiton Point Chemisettes l2 9 worth IS Several Lots of Honiton Ditto, from 4 6 One Lot of 270 Ladies' Sight Caps, all fine work, will be sold at nearly half their original cost. 2 Ili worth Several Lots of Valenciennes and Thread Lace will be offered at the same time. W. B. having just returned from the various Autumn Sales, is now selling the above Goods, with other lots, at such prices as he feels assured will meet with immediate attention from the Public. 130, BOLD-STREET, 130 , (7/wee Doors fro►n the Top.) TO BULLION DEALERS, BANKERS AND ALL HOLDERS 01 7 CASII, PLATB, AND VALUABLE PROPERTI EXTRAORDINARY and SUCCESSFUL RESIST .II,4 ANCE to ROBBERS of MILNER'S "HOLDFAST" and FIRE RESISTING SAFE. THE STRONGEST SAFEGUARD EXTANT AGAINST ROBBERY AND FIRE Early last year, Messrs. Wm. Watson and Co., (late Watson Brothers,) applied to Thos. Milner and Son, to construct for them one of their strong Holdfast Safes or Chests, to contain 10,000 dollars in silver, for its safe conveyance over the moun tains from the mines to Tampico. The Gentleman writing for the Safe was at the time lying confined to his bed from a bullet and two bayonet wounds he had received in an attack of the Mexican robbers on a valuable convoy, in which the Safe he then used was broken up and plundered of a large amount of specie. The Safe and Wagon constructed for it were ex hibited at our works, and to several Liverpool houses, and met with great approval from several of our engineers and prac tical men, and doubtless will be in the recollection of the Public, and we have great pleasure in announcing that we have received the following polite and unsolicited note from Mr. Watson, who has since given us permission to publish it. "Derby Buildings, 20th . September, 1850. . "Mr. W..TSOII presents bie compliments to Mr. MICNYR, and has to communicate to him the following extract of a letter, dated the 11th ultimo. from his partner, at Tampico : "The Iron Waggon and Safe, (ex Josephine,) with Sixty Bars of Silver, was attacked by Forty-eve Robbers, between Catore and San Luis Potosi, and they worked twelve hours to open the Chest, and did not succeed; meantime assistance came from San Luis Potosi. "This is very satisfactory, and does you credit, and will, no doubt, lead to further orders." The whole of the outside of this Safe was half-inch wrought iron, proof against sledge-hammers, chisels, or any other vio lence, and well it did its duty. We have at this time a number of large Banker's and Merchant's Safes in course of construc tion—one for a Diamond Merchant in London—of which we invite the attention of the Public. Our Works are the most extensive and complete of their class in the world, employing more experienced Workmen (upwards of 100, assisted by the most approved and powerful machinery) than all the Safe makers in England together —a Lancashire Workshop well worth looking over. Its whole operations—from the cutting up and working of the Wrought-iron Plates and Bars, from the thickness of a half-crown to that of its diameter, to the building up of these superb and massive Safes—the filling of their m t c o h f a t m h e b i e r li v w w i t e h r f t u h l i n r g e e - r s e , m—s i i i s o t l i t n s g , an a d t e i r m i a p la r e x t n h a e b a l e r r u a n c g e k s --altogether are well worthy of the study of the Mechanic and tits Man of Stases. THos. 4, lf so iL ap.a NßßAy_D maar.. .Ott, AGENT FOR SWAIN AND CO.'S CELEBRATED PALETOTS THE BALMORAL WRAPPERS THE I3OSJESMAN SPENCER THE MEXICAN PONCHOS, MACINTOSH'S WATERPROOF AND AIRPROOF FABRICS. WALKER, BABB, AND CO.'S AND GRANVILLES AND CO.'S EXQUISITELY LIGHT WATERPROOF GARMENTS, so portable when folded up as to be carried in the pocket RAILWAY TRAVELLING AND BRIGHTON CARRIAGE RUG THE SCOTTISH MOUNTAIN PLAIDS, in great variety, and every size. YOUTH'S PLAIDS, CLAN PATTERNS DRESSING GOWNS, in Shawl Cloth, Cashmere, and French Coating. HOUSE, STUDY, WALKING, AND SHOOTING COATS, YOUTH'S TOP COATS, in great variety, and of every size. EMIG FASHIONS MRS. DOULL will hare ready TO -MORROW, (Wed nesday,) the 3Sth instant, an elegant Selection of M_ILLINERy to which she respectfully invites the at'tentio'n of the Ladies of Liverpool and its DRESSMAKING, STRAW BONNETS, &c 110, BOLD-STREET. MRS. JONES begs respectfully to announce that she intends SHOWING FASHIONS, To-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 30th instant; during the week. MILLINERY, DRESS, and CURS 'T WAREHOUSE, 82, BOLD.STREET, LIVERPOOL. MISS SAMBROOK b egs res p ec tf u lly t o i n f orm the Ladies of the Nobility and Gentry of Liverpool and the Neiribourhood, that she has returned from PARIS, and on WEDNESDAY. the 6th November, will have ready a choice Selection of MILLINERY, &c., their Inspection. Miss S. begs to say, of the Stock of the late Firm will be continued, at tt - very great reduction. 112, DUKE-STREET, 29th Octobe), 1850. MISSES THOMPSON and VERNON beg respect fully to apprise the Ladies of Liverpool and Vicinity of the RETURN from LONDON of Miss ANN VERNON, ac companied by her aunt, Mrs. Singlehurst, where they have selected a New and Fashionable Assortment of MILLINERY, which will he ready for inspection Tuts DAY, (Tuesday,) the 29th instant. 71, BOLD-STRkET, Next Door to Willan'e Library MRS. ROBERT SINGLEHURST (late Miss Thompson) begs to inform her Patrons that the PART. NERSHIP between herself and Misses GRIFFITH and CHAPMAN has EXPIRED. Mrs. R. SINGLEHURST thanks them — for past support, and solicits a share of their -fours on behalf of her Nieces, the Misses THOMPSON and VERNON, for whom she has taken the Premises, No. 71, BOLD-STREET, lately occupied by Miss Coker. FASHIONS IN MILLINERY, &c, Al RS. KIRKPATRICK begs respectfully to apprise LVJI the Ladies of Liverpool and Vicinity of her return from London, where she has selected a superior Assortment of BONNETS, HEAD DRESSES, CAPS _FRENCH RIBBONS, FLOWER, FEATHERS, choice variety of other FANCY GOODS. The SHOWROOM will be OPENED TO-MORROW, (Wed nesday,) the 30th - instant, and following days. BRUSSELS-HOUSE, 54, BERRI-STREET, Corner of Duke-street. MRS. 11. T. SMITH respectfully invites the atten don of the Ladies of Liverpool and vicinity to a choice Selection of Fashionable 311j...1.1-ffERY, which will be ready for Inspection on THU,BesAY next, the 31st instant. 49, BOLD-STREET. PARISIAN AND LONDON FASHIONS. THIS DAY, (TUESDAY,) THE 29Th INSTANT, MRS. UPTON'S FASHIONS IN MOURNING AND FANCY MILLINERY WILL BE READY FOR INSPECTION. it/IRS. UPTON, havin t-retarned from Paris, 1 , 4'1 has much pleasu • offering a superior and Fashiona ble VELVET BONNET, with FEATHER and CAL complete, for 21s. ; and with the ROSENA FRENCH VELVET, from 255. to 30s. 45. BERRY-STREET, (One Doer from Upper Duke-street.) NOTICE 11HE first DISPLAY of WINTER FASHIONS 11 win take ;Pace on THURSDAY and SATURDAY next, at DAVIES'S Wholesale and Retail BONNET, MILLINERY, RIBBON, LACE, and FANCY ESTABLISHMENT. YORK HOUSE, 29, GREAT GeoacaeStßEET, opposite Hardy-street, (late of 17, Berry-greet:Y A Superior anti Fashionable VELVET BONNET, with FEATHERS and CAP, complete, 10s. 6d. ; Rosina French Velvet, 15s. 6d. WINTER FASHIONS MR. COWPER begs to announce Miss BEATTIE'S return from London with a beautiful Assortmcnt of WINTER BONNETS. BLOND CAPS, HEAD DRESSES, FRENCH FLOWERS and FEATHERS, with every variety of New RIBBONS, and General FANCY STOCK, which will be ready for inspection on Tnuasowy_nex - t, the 31st instant. Mr. C. takes this opportunitrto inform his Customers that he purposes declining theljrapery Trade, in order to give effi cincy to the Millinery, Straw, and Fancy Departments. The Stock, which is complete in General Drapery Goods, will be sold off at a considerable reduction. 71 5-.73, LONDON-ROAD. PARISIAN FLOWER AND FEATHER WAREHOUSE. MRS. GIRVAN begs to announce to the Ladies of Liverpool and its Vicinity, that she has just returned from London with a choice and elegant Assortment of HEAD DRESSES, WREATHS, BOUQUETS, MILLINERY, &c., which she will have ready for inspection on THURSDAY next, the 31st instant, and following days. 66, BOLD-STREET, Corner of Slater-street. ROGERSON and WOODWARD respectfully an nounce to the Ladies •f Liverpool and its Vicinity, that Mr. ROGERSON has returned from the French and English Markets, where be has selected a choice and extensive Assist ment of NOVELTIES suitable for the nresent Season. THE MANTLE-ROOM has been supplied with the greatest Novelties in Shapes and Textures from the PARISIAN and LONDON HOUSES, all of which are ready for inspection,, , — R. and W. would specially call the attention of Ladies to their large and superior STOCK OF FURS, consisting of REAL SABLE, GERMAN AND MINK SABLE, and every other description of Fur, which is at present more than usually large ; and having bought them very early in the season, in anticipation of a considerable rise in price, which has since taken place, they are in a position to offer them at last year's prices, and recommend early purchases. Their Stock of FAMILY LINEN, SHEETINGS, TABLE LINEN, ALSO BLANKETS, QUILTS, AND COUNTERPANES, Real Welsh and Lancashire FLANNELS, All of which have been bought at old prices, since which time a great advance has taken place in these articles, and a still further advance expected. they submit with confidence to the notice of their Customers. In the MOURNING DEPARTMENT will be found a large and well-assorted Stock of every descrip tion. FUNERALS CONDUCTED AS USUAL. 13 6. 15, CHURCH-STREET, October sth, 1850. PRIVATE BATH ESTABLISHMENT, CASESSTREhT, CLAYTON.SQUARE. IVARM, SHOWER, VAPOUR, HYDROPATHIC; and MEDICATED BATHS of every description always in readiness for immediate use, the ices for which have beent considerably reduced. This BUSINESS to be 'DISPOSED OF. A Medical Mans seeking an ooening would find it an eligible situation for his Profession, the Premises and Neighbourhood being most suit— able. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MANUFACTORY SEWED, PEGGED, AND GUTTA PERCHA BOOTS AND SHOES,- 21, PARADISE• STREET. BO STOCK respeetfully announces that • he has completed arranrtifferiiifo - f - the Ma nufacture of BOOTS ad-SHOES, on the Pemises, i n Paradise -street, oiLan-Tmproved principle, whereby he is able to warlord' every article he sells; and having recently visited the first Manufactories of Leather in France and Germany, he has made advantageous Con tracts for the supply, from those Countries, of Top Leather, of the first quality, and has likewise placed himself on the most favourably footing for the pur chase of Sole Leather, of the best English Tannage. He has, moreover, made fresh calculations of each arti cle in the trade; and has the pleasureto inform his Cus tomers that he has effected a reduction in the price of nearly every description of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boot and shoe •, and is, in fact, confident that no other House in the Kingdom can do better for their Cus tomers. TO THE TRADE. W. B. invites Captains, Exporters, and Dealers gene rally to his Wholesale DepOt, where they may have an opportun•ty of selecting from an extensive Stock of Ladies•, Gentlemen's, and Children's Boots and Shoes, adapted for all Countries and Climes, on terms fully as favourable as at any other Manufactory in the Kingdom. IMPORTER OF AMERICAN VULCANIZED OVER•SHOES; Also, Agent for the Sale of GUTTA PERCIIA, At the same Prices as at the Company's Warehouse its London. 212 Q MILNER'S FIRE MAIER ! MILNER'S PATENT FIRE-RESISTING PRINCIPLE COMBINING NUN-CONDUCTION EVAPORATION. " FAMILIAR AS HOUSEHOLD WORDS." To every mind in Liverpool, Manchester, Lancashire, TN confirmation of the several legal opinions before obtained, pronouncing the plan specified and advertised as TANN's, as an impudent, reckless,and unwarrantable infringe ment of Milner's Patent, we have just received that of the highest authority iu patent cases, o f w hi c h t h e follow i ng are avtrnr•te " I see n• reason to doubt the validity of INITLNER's Patent tN ITS ENTIRETY. lam of opinion that the invention as to Safes, described in TARN'S specification, is an infringement or LNER'S Patent. "THOMAS WEBSTER, Temple. "June 25th, 1850." In addition to the caution appended at foot, and as a measure ... - of self-protection, to enable us to rec rcosts, we respect fully announce that we shall, ceed in Chancery against every 'Seller, Bayer, or Us I these illegal articles. After nearly half a tury of earnest pursuit of our one business, and succe e improvements of our Manufactures— employing mo;vexperienced Workmen (aided by the best Machinery) Oran all the other Safemakers in England put toge ther—we are in a position to produce the cheapest and best Safes in the world as regards strength and workmanship ; and our Patent Rights enable us exclusively to supply the only FIRE-RESISTING CHAMBERS that will effectually fulfil their duty. We ask of the Liverpool public to come and set our Works, (always open to them,) and judge for themselves. MILNER'S PATENT FIREPROOF SAFES, &c, TO MANUFACTURERS', PURCHASERS, 4. VENDORS' OF FIREPROOF SAFES, BOXES, 4-c. The Proprietors of this Patent, having ascertained that in fringements have been and ontinue to he committed on the exclusive privileges granted by the above Patent, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that LEGAL PROCEED INGS will be taken against all parties making, selling, or using, without the permission of the Patentees, any Fireproof Safe or Box in imitation of or constructed on the principle of the invention secured to THOMAS MILNER, his Executors,. Administrators, and Assigns, by Letters Patent dated at West minster, Twenty-sixth day of February, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Forty. BARLOW and ASTON, Solicitors for the Patentees. Manchester, June 14th, 1850. The above applies also to Milner's Scotch and Irish Patente. THOMAS MILNER and EON. SEIZED GOODS. CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON.-114th SALE ? On Tuesday, the Bth October, 1850, and three following days, EUGENE CHATEAU, 64, Bedfo r d- s t ree t N ort h , has the pleasure to announce to his Friends and the inha bitants of Liverpool and its environs that he has just returned from the above sale with an extensive assortment of useful and ornamental articles, which he is enabled to sell at from thirty to fifty percent. under the original cost, TO LADIES E. C. has the honour of submitting to their notice a great variety of goods of every description, suchAs.White and Black Pillow Lace, Valenciennes, Brussels, Mile, &c.,Shawls,Scarfs, anci Dresses of every kind, Collett', Chemisettes, plain and em broidered Pocket Handkerehlefs % Gloves, Artificial Flowers, and about Two Thousand' articles in Porcelain, Jewellery, Per fumery, for the Toilette, &c. A large stock of Boots and Sho in white and black Satin, Kid and Morocco, Indian Ru r Goloshes, &c. TO GENTLEMEN. _ _ _ E. C. begs to offer the undermentioned Goods :—Plain and Embroidered Waistcoat Pieces, Trouserings, Broad and Nar row Cloth, Scarfs, Silk and Cambric Pocket Handkerchiefs, Calf and Patent Leather Wellington Boots, India Rubber Goloshes, and many other kinds of suitable Goods, too nu merous to particularise. As E. Chateau's Establishment is conducted on the most economical principles, and every description of Goods sold by him paid for in CASH, before delivery, he is enabled to offer them on such terms that no other House can possibly compete with him in price. (Kt- Observe the address, E. CHATEAU ,DE PARIS, 64, BEDFORD-STREET NORTH, Second dooifro'm Brownlow-hill' BLUE LIAS AND ROMAN CEMENT. GREAVES' BLUE WARWICKSHIRE HYDRAULIC AND ROMAN CEJ,LE-NT WAREHOUSE, 20, C9IZEOZ.LANE, LIVERPOOL. ---- THOMAS WYLIE, AGENT. L I A S. IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERS CONSUMERS OF COAL. TN consequence of the numerous complaints made by the Consumers of Coals respecting short weizhts, and the mixture or substitution of inferior Coals for those of esta blished character, the INCE-HALL COAL and CANNEL COMPANY have determined to supply the Public direct, and. have availed themselves of this onportunity to make a consi derable Reduction in Price, at the same time that a genuine quality of Coal is guaranteed. The attention of the Publiei s requested to the following scale of prices, which includes Cartage within the limits of the Borough : House Cannel reduced from 20 oto 17 0 Best Household Arley Mine Coal Best King Coal Pemberton Four Feet Ince Four Feet 13 6 „ 13 0 13 6 „ 10 12 6 „ 9 0 11 0_ ~ 9 0 HOUSE CANNEL has been es yet but partially — introduced into consumption in Liverpool, but it is, without exception, the most brilliant and cheerful Coal that is burnt. It is too swift to burn alone, but a few lumps put on the fire in the evening will be found to add materially to the comfort of lb* fireside. It burns with a white ash. The ARLEY MINE has only been recently opened by the Company, but the Coal, from its quality being superior to any other Coal raised in Lancashire, is rapidly commanding a pre ference; and in the London Market ranks with the best New castle Wallsend. It possesses every requisite quality, being without slack, durable, cheerful, and quite free from dirt. It burns with a very small quantity of brown ash, and throws out no dust. This mine is 414 yards deep. KING COAL is what has hitherto been usually consumed is Liverpool as best Coal. It burns with a brown ash, and from its great durability will be found exceedingly economical.. There is no slack in this, and but little dust. PEMBERTON FOUR FEET is a clear, cheerful Coal, and unusually large. It burns with a white ash, and emits consi derable heat. It is exceedingly adapted to culinary purposes. INCE FOUR FEET is similar to Pemberton, but it is slightly more dusty. It is a valuable Coal for Bakehouses and similar uses. OFFICE, 32, EXCHANGE -STREET EAST. REGISTERED k PROTECTED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT BIRD'S HYDROSTATIC SYPHON WATER PURIFIER delivers (per day) an abundant STREAM of from no to 200 GALLONS of WATER, equal to that which flows from the finest mountain springs, retaining all its crystalline freshness and beauty, and an brilliant and sparkling as the diamond. It purifies Rain, Ri— ver, Tank, Pond, or Pump Water, however dirty, the Water retaining all the atmospheric air, on which the freshness of dm taste depends. It is especially adapted for the use of Private Families, Ilotels, Inns, Club-houses, Hospitals, Public Institutions. Ships on longvoyagetf, &c. &c., and in all cases where a never— failing supply of good water is desired. On shipboard One Purifier will be exceedingly valuable. It will supply Water of the greateSt purity for a ship's company of three hundred men. This Purifier has been submilted to the inspection of the Board of Health, by whom it was highly commended. The following is the opinion of Robert Rawlinson, Esq., engineer, to the board : " The General w Boardhiteha Whiteh a l l, J u ne HOW, " Sir,—l have no hesitation in' saying that I consid er th e I Hydrostatic t Syphon see nIL! e N c Zt s e e r P it Purifier b t e h u e s b e e d s tm without e mechanical trouble Filter alteration in any,existmg.cistern. I am, Sir, yours truly, " ROBERT RAWLINSON. ' To Alfred Bird, Esq., Chemist, Birmingham." N.B.—This invention was only registered in May last, and he Patentee has already received orders for more than 700 fr oat London and Birmingham. matted and Registered by ALFRED BIRD, Exesailliii• VAL CIIRMIST, BIRMINGHAM. MICE TWILWIT-11191 SHILLING/ SAM J. G. HARRISON It CO., MANUFACTURERS ejfiAIifN;BP:ITBNT FIALPROOR IMPEII AND CHRISM 14,-LORD-STRINIT, LIVIRPOOLc..-14, lOLA 49 'NM