The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01 00:00:00

de-2w.} 4ze. ' d e , 24 C/Vti‘ / / / i/t/ / , 4 dv h,, ( ,‘..y IzIC2 . ' l.x ‘ - ft P( o.td7 , L-i A /14t ATRE-ROYAL, WILLIAMSON-SQUARE 1, ‘ O ,-uH EATRE-ROYA L OPEN for the SEASON, Ilit ) Bit THE DIRECTION OF MR . M . 11. SIMPSON. To by entre has b een ent i re ly R e -p a i n t. , d and Decorated, AY Mr. FREDERICK LLOYDS and Mr. M`Caum. 4: Allegorical Paintings, representing the Arms of V„ ° , o l, Sea N ymp h s, D rya d s , & c ., bearing Offerings l'idrne and the Genius of Trade, Designed and exe h.l Mr. F INLEY . Itti o "EW ACT DROP, yretent ing a Pictorial com , of the Landscape„Atchitecture, and Ornatur of !aohiring the middle'ages, Designed and Painted by ,4 4 ,„t it uoN, from th 6 Theatre-Royal, Covent garden. Vil a OP A DM IS SION :—Dress Boxes, Three Shil i•uPper Boxes, Two Shillings ; Pit, One Shilling 4 Pe Si, nce; Firit Gallery, One Shilling ; Second Gal 01,•ence. N o S econ d Price. I,n'E--For the comfort of Visitors to the Pit, the Pi ilto :tinte be en re-covered ; and for the accommodation rs to th e Fi rst Galery, the Upper Slips will be ° Pen, and the Seats covered. Ills °resent TUESDAY EVENING, the Ist inst., .14 be Performed Sheridan Knowles' popular Play of tt THE WRECKER'S DAUGHTER. •"• • Mr. Creswick. I Block Norris.. Mr. Ryder. Marian Airs. Ternan. At the end of the Play, TH E OPERA POLKA, ganeed by Carlotta Gri i and M. Perot, , By Mr. and Mrs. J. Ridgway. Itt r , - tide With an Origi al Easter Absurdity, or Fairy kh,•,4'gqiza, in Two Acts, by the Author of " The l 'e Cat," Beauty and the Beast," "The Sleeping &c., called "10& HIS SEVEN GIFTED SERVANTS. fb Rin g Aifounte .. • .Mr. Addison. 4 rnperor of Matassa. 'n• Mis s Myrtina (tinder the name of Fortunio).. Miss H. Lane. STAGE MANAGER, Mr. W. J. HAMMOND. L I ta ttitir-1 () P. O'HANLON'S WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WOOLLEN AND TRIMMING WAREHOUSE, No. 80, PARADISE-STREET, & COOPER'S-ROW. O'HANLON, in returning thanks to his Friends 1 • and those who have patronised him since opening the above Establishment, begs leave to inform them that he has received a choice and well-selected Stock of Broad and Narrow Cloths, Cassimeres, Trowserings, and a great variety of Velvet, Satin, and Quitting Vestings, adapted to the present season, Moleskins, Corduroys, &c. P. O'H. wishes to direct the attention of Tailors, and Shoemakers to the TRIMMING DEPARTMENT, where they will find a Choice Selection of the best and cheapest in the Trade. AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. -HEARTS RESOLVED AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD.-SMOLLET No. 1198.1 TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1 . 845. [PRICE FIVEPENCE. THE CHEAPEST BO'iNETS IN LIVERPOOL - - --- - -- - CASHMERE SHAWLS. HENRY G IBSON, ) JOSEPH MAYER, FRENCH BOOTS AN PURCHASERS of this much-adro'red Article will find HA T T El?, (LATE WORDLEY AND MAYER,) Of first-rate Quality, and in 11 an unusually LARGE VARIETY, R ESPECTFULLY notifies that he is REMOVING GOLDSMITH, JEWELLER, AND SILVERSMITH, BOTH IN, --'""-----\ from 28, North John-street, to No. 51, LORD- 68, LORD-STREET, WILL BE FOUND A RICHLY-PRINTED" . CASHMERES STREET, opposite the Mercury-office, and calls the at- HAS pleasure in informing his Friends that he has now EMP OR/U.211, 31, BOLA tention of his Friends and the Public to his new and well- 1 -- 1 - received, from Rome, another fine Collection of _AND IN ' G. SUNNI PAISLEY SHAWLS, selected assortment of BEAVER and FRENCH SILK CAMEOS and MOSAICS, which have been cut from lIA.TS, which for shape, durability, and brightness of subjects chosen by himself, from the great Works of An- W I L L I A M WHITE'S, colo ur , cannot be s u rp a ssed AT other H ouse i n the Belo, Flaxman, Canova, Thorwaldson, Deare, Gibson, and E MIGRANTS, CAPTAINS, r y._ --any RANELAGH-STREET. trade. _.„.... • others, applicabl e t o th e ma t er i a l i n whi c h th e y are S cu lp- with every kind H. G. begs to state that he will sell the finest Beaver tured and Worked. Fle• has. also just completed some CLOTHING. SEA BED-D 1 Hat, at 215., and thanestVelvet Napped Hat, at 18s. 6d., New Designs in COFFREKInd TEA SERVICES, and AT C. KEET R. B. LUCA S the qualities of which he pledges himself are the best that other Articles in the different branches of Silversmiths' GENERAL OUTFITTING IS NOW SELLING A LOT OF THE can be manufactured, and hopes by attention to his Busi- Work ; together with a great variety of GoldQmith and No. 19, SOUTH CASTLE RICHEST CHECKED AND BROCADED STRIPE ness, and keeping nothing but goods of a superior make, Jewellers' Work,' in NEC {LACES, BRACELETS, On the very - Lowe:a SILKS to merit that increase of Business which the quality will BROOCHES, EARRINGS, SIGNET RINGS, PINS, GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING made At 3s. 101 d. per Yard. entitle hint in soliciting. STUDS, CHAINS and IMPERIALS, as finished for Style. They are a part of the Stock of a Bankrupt Silk Manu- 51, LORD-STREET, June 27th, 1815. the present London Season. A complete SUIT of real WEST t faclurer in Spiealfields. J. M. lately purchased a Cabinet of ANTIQUE f or -£3 13s. R. B. L. has likewise purc h ase d ano th er L o t of those IS CLOSED AT SEVEN O'CLOCK EVERY GEMS, i n O r i enta l-J asper, H yac i nt h , S ar d oonyx, C ar - REMARKA,BLY PRETTY SILKS EVENING. buncle, Jade, Calcednny, and other Precious Stones, of _./. At Is. 11P. ENGLISH AND FRENCH early Egyptian, Etruscan, Greek, Roman, and Cinque- PATENT VENTILATE' THE Gentlemen of Liverpool and WATERLOO-PLACE, 56 8,- 58, Church-street. H A T S. cento Art; and will be happyto show them to any Lover of N.B. A Lot of Gentlemen's THE NEATEST ! THE BEST ! LA-Pro - 1. - 6i CHEAPEST !! ! Art, as such Specimens are rarely to be met with, having pectfully invited to make a trial PATENT AND FREI INDIA POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS, AT 79, RENSii-STREET, been collected by an eminent Connoisseur, during a long R. COOKE's residence amongst the Antient Cities of Egypt, Etruria, Hat,A i Air e a a n v an: Good quality, and warranted fast colours, at 2s. 2cl. each. Near 8k Luke's Church. . CAMI D G E AND J ONE S. Greece, and Rome. WITH T,RA NSPARENT -VENT! .--, FRENCH MUSLINS, BA LZARINES, (An entirely new-tovention ANNIHILATION OF MONOPOLY AND HIGH off ßy t m hr e o a u n g s h o t f h w e h t i op ch .O t r thee ot BAREGES, SUMMER SHAWLS, SCARFS, 37, KING-STREET, LONDON. DRE S S SILKS, &c. W 0 OD BR 0 T H E RS' PRICES. cool and comfortable, and thereby ei 58, BOLD-STREET. CELEBRATED PLEGANT BRONZE FENDERS,I untimely loss of hair, headache, and TOH N LANGDALE, having just purchased the fol- LIGHT, 'VENTILATING SATIN VELVET -1-:41 with Steel. Bar and Standards, com- 10s. ed. each. consequen t upon t h e wear o f the s i ll lowing Goods at an extraordinary sacrifice from the H A T S 0 , plete .. „, .. offer, cost price, will o,r, this and the follow- Sets fine polished FIRE IRONS, w i t h Q 4 s . 6d. tl. e AS A PREVENTION To HEADACHE, LiverpooI at hi ing days, the following lots, exclusive Patterns and last So much recommended by the Faculty, being perfectly Cut Heads and bright Pan. .. ... 5 set. PATENT HAT ESTABL Paris Fashion : f ree f rom sme ll ; t h e b o di es are ma d e o f t h e fi nest C otton Patent Electro, Plated on Ni c kl e Saver, No. 10, PARADISE-S 1 2000 French Muslin Dresses, all at 65."9d. the full Dress; Fabrics, stiffened with the best Gu • trill resist wet ; DINNER FORKS and SPOON , , 28s. per doz. Four doors from Lord usual price, lls 6d. the Hats are soft, pliable, and easy - IO the wearer's head ; equal to Silver. 4000 rich arid beautiful, all at 10s. 6d., which have been an d are f ar super i or to the-'heavy, hard, brittle-bodie DESSERT DITTO.-` DITTO, 235. per doz. LINCOLN AND BE sold at 21s 63. . • , ‘‘, , r , , , „ ,„_ (._, Silk Hats of the present day. The most Fashionable Fifty Pieces Balance IVORY KNIVFS 375., R A rk-vrr TF_ Q'TDE'V'T nTi-r, A MAY BE PURCHASED AT 16, BO L D-S TR E E VERS. MORRIS respect f u ll y i n f orms th e L a di e s and IVI. Visitors of Liverpool that she is now offering an elegant and Full-trimmed Drawn Lutestring BONNET at 17s. 6d., usually sold at 255. ; and, from the extensive Stock of Silk, Chip, Rice, Straw ," - Fancy, and Tuscan Bonnets, Ladies wanti ng t o purchase will not only be able to suit themselves to their satinfaction, but at a great Reduction in PrLe, Mrs. M. being determined to sell lower than any Establishment in the Town. FRENCH BOOTS AND SHOES, Of first-rate Quality, and in the greatest Variety, WILL BE FOUND AT THE EMPO R I UM, 31, BOLD-STREET. - • G. SUMNERS, PROPRIETOR , CAPTAINS, and Others, supplied with every kind of CLOTHING. SEA BED-DING, &c., AT C. KEEP'S GENERAL OUTFITTING _WAREHOUSE, No. 19. SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, On the veryLowe:a Terms. MOURNING BONNETS, of every description, at equally low Prices. N.B.—A respectable IN-DOOR APPRENTICE WANTED. GREAT EMPORIUM FOR GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING made to Order in the First Style. FASHIONABLE MILLINERY. THE largest and most beautiful Assemblage of CAP MILLINERY ever offered to the Public, will this week be found at A complete SUIT Of real WEST OF ENGLAND BLACK for .C 3 13s. THE GOLDEN LIVER MILLINERY ESTA BLISHMENT AND SALOON OF FASHION, 32, GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET, 'II %POOL ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS PATENT VENTILATING HATS, THE Gentlemen of Liverpool and its Vicinity are res pectfully invited to make a trial of Including every new Doktf — fgai the skill of Paris or London has produced, at Prices less than One-half charged by Credit-houses—it being the determination of the Proprietor to render his Establishment unequalled for _ _ _ CHEAPNESS, ELEGANCE, B VERY DAY FROM SEVEN TILL DUSK. PATENT AND FRENCH HATS, WITH T,RANSPARENT>VERTILATING TIPS, (An entirely nevv-tnvention of his own,) By means of which the Hot Air and Persn'ration passes off through the to,Of the Hat, leaving the head perfectly cool and comfortable, and thereby entirely preyent;ng the untimely loss of hair, headache, and all Vie train of evils consequent upon the wear of the silk hats in common use. Price from 5s 6d to 155., and can only be procured in Liverpool at his PATENT HAT ESTABLISHMENT, No. 10, PARADISE -STREET, Four doors from Lord-street. kkin tic FETES D'ETE will take plane in this It, able and popular place of Summer Amuse kg"' MONDAY AND FRIDAY. th, PYROTECHNIC DISPLAYS will vari- N r ealiibited in the TEg.RIFTC ERUPTION of 0 4 tit , k i I ECLA, terminatThz with the gradual Rising rabla from arpecig the Icebergs, vomiting forth Fiery Mip6s. lren, t he gverfing, a variety of splendid WATER 'DR KS will be exhibited on the Lake. 11 D 4 NTRIFUGAL RAILWAY and CAMERA y+pe6 4 ,, will he in fu HA ll operation. 'LOYAL RMONIC BAND will be in NOVELTY OF Di'SlGk, AND EXTENT AND VARIETY OF STOCK Ladies will do well to withhold their purchases until they have visited the Emporium. OBSERVE.—GOLDEN LIVER EMPORIUM AND SA LOON OF FASHION, PARTHENON, 32, Great Charlotte street. So much recomme n d e d by the Faculty, being perfectly free from smell; the bodies are made of the finest Cotton Fabrics, stiffened with the best Gurus_;_trill resist wet ; the Hats are soft, pliable, and easylo the wearer's head ; and are far superior to the 'heavy, hard, brittle-bodied Silk Hats of the present day. The roost Fashionable Shapes always on hand". Sold in Liverpool, by their only appointed Agent, JOHN WOOD, 73, LORD-STREET. N.B.—First-rate MILLINERS and an ASSISTANT WANTED. sold at 21s 63. 3000 richest 0 rgandies"and Wool Balzarines, all at 15s. 6d AT F. HAND'S GENERAL IRONMONGERY WAREHOUSE, LINCOLN AND BENNETT, S 4 CR - VILLE-STREET, PICCA DIL LY, LONDON, BEG to apprise the N o bility an d Gentry of Liverpool and its Vicinity, that thnv have Jtonointed Admittance, Is. ; Children, 6d _ j the most beautiful designs out this season. A Lot of 2350 Barege 8-'1 and Cashmere Shawls, richest patterns, all at 15s. 61. ; usual price 355. 5000 Muslin de Lain , . D►esses. from 6s. 9d the full Dress. GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET, (FOUR DOORS FROM ST. JOHN'S MARKET.) W13470N O LA MODELS ST WEFIC- FOR LANDING F STAGER. t iREDUCTION OF PRICES. I ttt l albition will continue open until SATURDAY tih?n"lY. L t irl 6 (1. Open from Ten In -- the Morning until iltAe tveninz. 4 o k ' t ING of - the COMMITTEE will he held on EvEstNe.--next. snd a GENERAL MEET ,'Aq,e CONTRIBUTORS to the Exhibition on l iti. v tNlNG next, the 4th inst., at the Brunswick qloyer-street. R. M. WALKER, Hon. Sec FREEMASONRI . t0 ,, te. 0-P LANCASTER— ER'N DIVISION — Nmmitid of the Right Worshipful Deputy Pro ', 6 14 Grand Master, JOHN DRINKWATER, I 1 o e,„notic e , that a PROVINCIAL GRAND f ~Ng tr will ANCIENT, FREE, A.N DT -- -ACCEt- TED lib be held at the BIM Inn, in Preston, on bop gyp, the 23rdi t t o yst tit, at I . 'n o'clock in the tle oti""r the t ransac • n of the annual business of 4 41 Banquet at the Bull Inn, in the Even -6 o'clock precisely, of which it is expected i;uren w ill partake, as the Provincial Grand 4„ntade their arrangements accordingly. r-,.., , ___;_B2lL)RR=ovincial Grand Secretary. ~q p qr , OF ROBERT STEPHENSON, ESQ., -It OF THE LONDON AND BIRMINGHAM '4ltv, RAILWAY, &C. &C. VArt 'NTYY b egs t o ann ou nce that the PORTRAIT e• STEPHENSON. re painted by JOHN S 1 1. ! for the Direct of the London and Bir '4,ktak9w4v, is no n PRIVATE VIEW, for a *t or ,.i B Rooms of Arts, 26, Church-street. , PRI TRI. 4 t) ' ' 1%/ rtI SP having A returned from PARIS and LON '4kk' %here h e h as m ad e the most COMPLETE ltv i "Ts for this DELIGI I L EXCUR 'N r es ts Parties to make EDIATE A PPLl itt,4 o r their TICK " .. , in order that he may 4 1t '4l obtainin ASSPOILTS, and otherwise pro bk4-413fOrts. ' 4 , 1 Hall, Gloucester-street, \,,,,i1i June, 1845. i'L/ 41 ,:. I. HE FLOATING BATH. {N 1 PENDLETON, AGENT for the FLOAI 4/,: jk l H. begs to announce that the vessel will, '' t. (4,l ) °,,f a Few Days, be MOORED in her old ipgbe"SlTE fo the PRINE'S PIER. and will be uhli r the purpo C s . THING. ckets for the r 'rider of the Season,lss. ittie e Bath, i nc l ud . Boat Hi re, 6 d . tile River m the Bath will be strictly pro ; I'b the 4 BAR will be LET to a respectable Person. — Agent, on board. Ig '`POOL MARINE ASSURANCE ! AN m COMPANY. briet"UAL GENERAL MEETING of the Lte will be held.at the Co peny' s O ffi ces, 4, ' T erf t ldings, on WEDN AY, the 16th instant, the jock, for the e Year pcn.e of receiving the Re rectors for ending 30th June last. HOMAS IRVINE. Actuary. vi ta 1845 kt 11„ 4 a' RCTORS o f the ROYAL BANK OF 41;h rOOT h ind dared a DIVIDEND of r e fi , rthehaff y ear e ending 30th June last, tt uY given, that the same will be aid on ap- L io rt o Bulk, R o y a l B a .k B gs, either per anY one duly awls) std, on and after the I N 7 , 1 3 y order J. Manager. I ,Th 'ltildinyv hi July 1845 Nth :e T ransfer ' Books will be closed from the Ist Ro 1,, - YAL BANK OF LIVERPOOL. WIJAP,IIEREBY GIVEN, that the NINTH 'to;‘ANERAL MEETING of the SHARE in this COM t`ANY wi'l held at the ~ati,at Bank Buildings, e RIDA , the 25th o'clock, when at-ment of the afra4 , 1 :1),,,';' 41 Y, for the od endinr. 30th June lust, t I t ; e d, and t election of Directors, in lieu 1 11i : 14 ' 41 g, will take re —Bv order of the J. I C " HAFFER.S, Manager. Ist AN, 1845. 4 CIS ‘' LitGER, GOODWOOD STAKES, t ERPOOI, JULY CUP SWEEPS, o il 1845. -8 HOTEL, COPPERAS-HILL. (p tt°, z e, .ST. LEGOOERSe d SW E3EPri". ze, .. £l5 0 0 • • ' 4:50 • 5 0 0 mon7st Starters 15 0 0 Ikhy SubscripCon, 21s. each, 4 "altnetits; commencing Monday evening, •() lot ODWOOD STAKES SWEEP. .4tlit-,.• £l6 00 I Second Prize, .. 0 0 i t te , , l " li t y 2 0 0 I Amongst Starters,. 4 0 0 V*4 x, r t. Ses oniy.—Supscription, 10s. 6d. each, 4,1 t - C,,nflav evening, July 14th. i ki t t„‘lND LIVERPOOL CUP SWEEP ‘ Ol. 1" evening. A few va •ancies yet remaining. Lt O, •'• £7O 0 0 I Second Prize, .. £2O 0 0 5 0 0 I Amongst Starters, 15 0 0 übscription, 20s. each. c b.,' ones (daily), Era, Manchester Guardian, " r, and all the Liverpool Papers taken in. lr " 1 - 1 13ARD GALLERY, D- STREET, 100. Nr tiqv it i y_ Clergy, and Public in general are re.. he_n:oraled that the above GALLERY is ir.11:D1,...11'‘. LIKENESSES are taken in every va he PLAIN, BIION7FD,and SHADED 'l,l;flibli`viether Bust or W die Length. are taken ! t i k I e q l a I "a B r i la ( Tl T TIM to t not h by a a n kindy th. anc:if mostMa- tit ill'eartainfrAut s by SIGHT stiff and pt i r common Scissors !—decidedly the °d of catching. in a moment, the peen . t: ° ,,tl natural expression of the HUMAN - b e at once correct, str!king, and satis- L Vo w 17111_ m kg is a General List of Prices:- 00n p , s. d. s. d. ronzorofiie ... Nt: de tl, e fr om 1 01, 4 tth, 1) rn ......... 0 3 6 to 010 6 •• • • 0 3 6 to 1 I 0 Vhf 711 11, - • • L engths, from 1114 ‘. '""cen ) ;;', from 1 1 0 to 5 5 0 NiekiLii ls iee. in whatever Style, are Guaranteed. htt SES OF HORSES, DOGS, &C. I ‘,Ql'i rt e ..ntiOn is requested to Mr. NORMAN'S qf' of Whole Length Figures (as seen in t 'ut t !ell-known Gentlemen in Liverpool), 0 ed in every Town in Europe B i t t t itiZt rt g rl i s e ,and characteristic , g in many instances, C° ,ned and expensively coloured Portraits. p: 4 ned, Enlarged, or Reduced. Parties NI L -i t ' l l 'oY. Families attended at their own ktll:e the order amounts to One Guinea or up ter"Y Postage affords an admirable oppor- LI - I Miss i on of these interesting mementos. Pe n from Ten till Dusk. DRESS SILKS 113 Pieces of Spitalfields Dress Silks, in New Checks, Stripes, and Cross Patterns, from 211 d. to 2s. 6d. per yard ; at least ls. below the regular price. 96 Pieces, in various rich qualities and colours, at 2s. 9id. to 3s. 9d., which have been sold at 4s. 6d. and ss. per A choice Assortment of BLACK SATIN DUCAPES, BA RATHEA'S SATIN TURCS, and MOIRES equally cheap. £B6O worth of rich Fancy French Bonnet Ribbons, all at 91d. per Yard. J. L. invites an early inspection, as the whole of tne above are fresh patterns, and in the most perfect condition. 58, Bold-street, 1815. CHE kP AND ELEGANT SILKS S'I'AIR KERR HAS much pleasure in acquainting the Ladies of Liver pool and Vicinity that he is now prepared to submit for their inspection an immense variety of FANCY SILKS, WHICH HAVE BEEN BOUGHT FOR CASH IN AN EXTREMELY FA • VOURABLE STATE (j i FeflE MARKET, CONFIDENTAS AND FEELS CONFIDEN T THEY CANNOT BE EQUALL FOR STYLE,QUALITY, & PRICE BY ANY OUSE IN THE TRADE. S. K. would also ' vice the particular attention of La dies to his large Stock of , BLACK SATINETTES, from ls. 113 d., 2s. 2id., 2s. 4d., 2s. sid., to 6s. 3d. _ - per wird. FAST-COLOR MUSLIN DRESSES, 124 rirds, 6s. Ild. A LOT OF FANCY PARASOLS, 2s. 74d., worth 4s. 9d. eech. 30, BOLD-STREET. EXTRAORDINARILY CHEAP, EIGHT Boxes of 7-Bth and 4-4th LINENS, (war ranted to wear well,) in Pieces or Half Pieces, 4d. to 6d. per Yard below value, being a little soiled. 170 Pi-ceA or LONG CLOTHS and SHIRTING CALICOES, 'et wove, and perfectly pure,) in lengths of 12 Yards and upwards. 120 DRESSES OF FANCY SILKS, id. to 10d. per Ylrd below value W. M 10. BOL.I),RMF.ET. N' S About 15 Pieces (: z ibecxtneordinarily cheap lot of BLACK S NETTS AND SILKS, from Courtall arld ,P C,), CR APE of the Prem Salvage Sale, and a few'of the still remain. M. not having yet been able to Dispose of the Lease s, the iemßins of the Stock continue SELLING OFF at a great sacrifice, and lots of decidedly Cheap Goods will be specially sought for in the different wholesale markets, and resold at such prices asrivill 'convince those most doubtful of such professions, the especial object being (not profit) but to keep the Shop in active business until Let. The PREMISES to be LET. THE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT IN LIVER POOL EXCLUSIVLY DEVOTED TO BONNETS. MRS. GARDNER, in returning to the Ladies of Li verpool and its vicini'y her heartfelt thanks for the )eral share of patronage she has received since - . opening the Establishment I occupied b the Colum bia River Fur Company, wishes to ' c ter especial attention to her present EXTENSI - STOCK exceedi PLAIN AND FIrTfCY STRAW BONNETS amongst which will be found every novelty with which either the Provincial or Metropolitan Markets are sup plied.—every variety in shape, colour, or quality,—and her Premises being the most extensive in the town that are solely devoted to this business, she can, with confi dence, assert the numerous advantages her Establishment presents to all who may honour her with their favours Mrs. G. at received an additional supply of most TASTEFULLY-WORKED FANCY STRAW AND OTHER BONNETS, which have been personally selected with the greatest care fr"m the first _ London and Paris Houses. MRS. GARDNER'S BOLD-STREET. N.B. Lately occupied by R. M. Beckwith GEORGE 111. REGIS WHEREAS, by and with the advice and consent of the Loids, spiritual and temporal, and Commons in Parliament assemb'ed, and by authority of the same, descended from the 49th George 111., cap--65, all Mer chandise liable to the Duties of Cu : s, or which are or may be prohibited to be imporytd 4— or to be worn in this country, or which are or rniprbe subject to forfeiture for being unshipped withojethe presence of an Officer of Customs. shall he detained, conveyed to, and deposited in her Majesty's . Warthoue..inLondon, Sz.c. SUPPLEMENTARY NOTICE In reference to the Foreign Merchandise seized under the covenant of the above act, and now nn sale at the Parthenon As-ernbly-rooms, Great Charlotte-street, thou sands of gratified Vi,i!ors have already availed themselves of the advantages this sale offers. The vast arena 'of the rooms affords an agreeable and rt tired accommodation to Ladies who desire to car folly select from the multitu dinous array ; and all are free to make inspect:ons or inquiries without be:ng pressed to purchase. THIS WEEK The Lots enumera►e' as under will be on Sale SHAWLS. Two Cases Zephyr Fabrics, in texture of Indian Wool and Camel 1 - 14ir ; One Case of the Crumpled A ff4han Wool Fabrics, a great novelty ; Three Cases pure Barege, beautiful Designs ; Five Demi-eases real Cachmeres, adorned with the most exquisite Pencil Tracery ; One Case and one Demi-ease French Cachemere, from the Needle-rooms in Charleville and Lyons ; Two Cases sundry French Cachemeres, einhodving numerous Model Designs. together with other multifarious Lots, all and any of which will he parted with at prices scarcely exceeding the amount of duty paid to the Revenue of Customs. Thus. all Shawls valued at 20 to 30 Guineas will be sold at 5 to 101 Guineas; all Ditto valued at 'lO to 20 Guineas will be sold at 3 to 7 Guineas : all Ditto valued at 5 to 8 Guineas will be -old at 2 to 3 Guineas; all Ditto valued at 2 to 5 Guineas will be sold at 10s. 6d. to 30s. ; and all others in the same proportion. Sii'llNS AND SILKS, BLACK AND COLOURED. These luxurious Garment Fabt ice are, of textures and in effect, really paramount. Tile varieties are from Persia, China. Russia. France, and Italy. The Persian Crush Satins are acknowledged by all Ladies of refined taste to have no equal ; they vary from one to one-and•a-half yard wide. bACHEMERES. WOOLLEN MUSLINS, AND UNION TEXTURES SEVEN TRIPODS of these beautiful Garment Fabrics are opened for this week's sale ; and TWO TRIPODS French Printed Ca tnbrics, all of delicate, but unchangeable, colours. By Her Majesty's Royal Letters Patent, granted to JOHN WAKEFIELD, 21st November, 1840, for Fourteen Years. WAKEFIELD'S PATENT HATS can only be bought in Liverpool from the MANCHESTER AND SALFORD PATENT HAT COMPANY, No. 34, BYROM-STREET, corner of Hunter-street. Their Prices are No. 1 ' 6s. 01 No. 2 7s. 6d. NO. 5 . 10s. 6d. No. 3 Box included, or 3d. less without the Box. The superiority of these Hats is in the Body, the ma terial from which it is made being as strong and elastic as Cane or Whalebone, and will not expand or contract either with rain or heat ; whilst Seven out of every Ten Hats sold elsewhere in Liverpool as Patent, Improved Patent, Paris, or French Hats, are made upon Calico Bodies. A NEW HAT AND CAP WAREHOUSE THOSE NEW AND EXTENSIVE PREMISES, No. 25, RANELAGH-STRFET, (CORNER OF CASES-STREET) NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS FOR THE SALE OF BRITISH AND FRENgI—HATS, By the most approved Mapu6clurers in Europe, ,THOS. DAVIES, PROPRIETOR. A superb variety of Youths' and Boys' CAPS. The STOCK of the above Establisbment will be found UNSURPASSABLE for VARIETY, STYLE, and CHEAPNESS. Buyers are all invited to inspect the above Stock, and judge for themselves. The Proprietor feels confident that one purchase will insure enlarged recommendation and support. LONDON BEAVER AND FRENCH VELVET NAPPED HATS - D F. BICKERTON and T. H. SATCHI:LL, of It • London, respectfully acknowledge the support they have received during the time they have, in the name of Brazier and Company, carried on the business of HATTERS, at 48, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. B. F. B. and T. H. S. beg t:, acquaint their Friends that they purpose, for the future, conducting the business in their own names, and under the most efficient manage- tnent ; this, in connection with the advantages they possess in the London market, will, they t , e to them an increased share of patronage. Their hest London Shor• apped Beaver, Paris, and Velvet Napped Hats, . &c., manufactured with every regard to quality and yle, they feel pleasure in recom mending, and assur those who may favour them with their commands that, in price, and strict attention'to orders, they may rely upon receiving satisfaction. _ - . • •••• N.B. Wholesale and Export Orders executed carefully and on the lowest terms. A large and fashionable assortment of Gentlemen's and Children's Caps, &c. JOHNSON and CO., HATTERS to the Queen and Royal Family, Regent-street, London, have appointed BICKERTON and SATCH ELL the Sole Avents in Liverpool for their PATENT FLEXIBLE VELVET HAT. RUSSIAN CRUSH FABRICS Numerous Fabrics in great esteem among the Russi"n Nobility, and particularly calculated for long wear, and of novel effect, have also been unpacked ; together with several Cases and Demi-cases of Silk Pocket handker chiefs, Cambric Ditto, Scarfs, Vestings. French Kid Gloves, &c. ; Jean Marie Farina's Eau de Cologne, 6s. 6d. the Case. usual price' 15s. to 18s. OBSERVE:-SALE AT THE PARTHENON ASSEMBLY-ROOMS. N.B.—Strangers are requested to observe that Great Charlotte-street Is the Third Tui ning oat of Ranelagh street from the Top of Church-street, arid the PARTHRNON will be readily disc nguished in consequence of its lofty architectural embellishments. BENJ AMIN HOLMES, W H ITESMITH, BELL H kNGER. TIN AN IRON PLATE WORKER, BR R. &c.. NO. 87. /SLING , LIVERPOOL. SIIOWER, SLIPPER, &)J4ii3A.THS FOR SALE OR HIRE Repair Neatly Executed. TO THE LADIES OF LIVERPOOL FUNERAL & FAMILY MOURNING HOUSE, 82, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. SIX months since, our Senior had the honour of in forming you of the induction of Two of his Sons into Co-partnership. We now beg to come before you with expressions and feelings of gratitude for a Half-year of successful enterprise. In the one Branch of our siness we have made it our especial duty to retai ur character for faithfulness and personal assiduity t structions given to us, and we note an enlarged prefe ,nee on the part of the Public to wards our House and its Funereal Arrangements. In the Complimentary and Family Mourning Depart ment of our Business, we shall be well satisfied, should the closing half of the year make " the return" the half now terminating has already made ;—proyfs that Business well defined, with close attention and moderate Profit in combination, can have encouragement in this community. The Stock we hold in the Branches which we relinquish, viz. :—Coloured Goods, Flannels, and Linens, from known quality and price, is commanding the attention of Purchasers for Family use. We beg leave to announce tJ you, the return from London of our Junior, with an exten'ive and recherche Assortment of Complimentary and Family Mourning, and to express our desire that the same should have the honour of our inspection. We are, very respectfully, Your obedient humble Servants, THOS. WILSON & SONS, (Formerly of Duke-street and Old Dock.) 2)th May. 1845. METHOPOLITAN DYE HOUSE. CH ARLES BOOTH, GENERAL DYER AND SCOURER, AND CALICO GLAZER, No. 8, ST. ANNE-STREET, 16, MOUNT-PLEASANT, AND 6, NELSON-STREET, OPPOSITE DR. RAFFLES' CHAPEL, N consequence of the great success he has experi need I at his Establishments in Mount-pleasant and Nelson street, and to meet the wishes'Of a large and respectable class of his customers residing at the Northern and East ern parts of the town, 'Mr. Booth has been induced to open a Branch Establishment in St. Anne-street, where he hopes, by the same care and attention which it has al ways been his study to give to the orders of his support ers, to merit a continuance of the extensive patronage he has so long enjoyed. Mr. BOOTH also takes this opportunity of returning his grateful acknowledgements for the very liberal support he has received during the last eleven years in the Dyeing business ; and of stating that the many improvements his experience has suggested to him in every department, places him in a position to finish his work in a style equalled by few, and surpassed by none, in the trade. Mr. BOOTH would particularly call the attention of the ladies of Liverpool and its vicinity to his superior me thod of Cleaning and Dyeing the undermentioned arti cles, and this he can the more confidently do, as, by his knowledge of chemical agency. and with the aid of good and efficient journeymen, (whoat he personally superin tends,) the goods are subjected to a process peculiarly his own, which, without in the least injuring the colour or texture of the fabrics, renders them, in appearance, equal to new. Foreign and British Shawls, Mouseline de Laines and Chalies Cleaned and Dyed without the slightest injury to their colours. Moreens and Silks Dyed and Watered equal to new ; Dresses, Silks. Satins, Velvets, Crapes, Merinos, Crape Shawls, Lace Veils, &c. &c. Cleaned and Dyed ; Furniture Prints, Sofa and Chair Covers, and Carriage Lining Cleaned and Glazed without being taken to pieces ; Carpeting and Druggets, etc. etc.; Feathers Dyed and Curled. Kid Gloves Cleaned on an entire new principle, at 4d. per pair. Gentlemen'sWearing Apparel Renovated in a superior style. An Allowance to Hotel keepers and the Trade.. SHEFFIELD PLATE WAREHOUSE THE GREATEST VARIETY OF NEW DESIGNS, FROM THE BEST MAKERS, CONSISTING OE DOUBLE DISHESSEWARMERS,DISH COVERS, CRUET & SPIRIT FRAMES. EPERGNES, ANCII FS & CANDLESTICKS, BOTTLE COASTERS. • TEA & COFFEE SERV ICES & URNS, WA rr t , : 104, AT MANUFACTURER'S PRICES. A SRaNDID STOCK OF RODGERS'S SUPEItIOR CUTLERY SHEFFIELD STOVE GRATES, FENDERS, &c. GENERAL FURNISHING IRONMONGERY. EVERY PATENT ARTICLE OF MERIT KEPT IN STOCK AT WILLIAM DRURY'S SHOW ROOMS AND WAREHOUSES, 2.3, CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. Established 30 Years. ON SALE, CHINESE P ‘GODA, & SING SING GONGS. PATENT IMPROVED IRON & BRASS BEDSTEADS, At Manufacturers' Prices, IN EVERY VARIETY IN STOCK. 61E1=IMMIM,M,...11MEMIEMMauM,m1 THOMAS WILSON AND SONS' FUNERAL ESTAKETSHMENT, 82, BCIEb-STR FORMERLY OF DUKE-STREET. BRIDGWOOD and BURGESS, 4, HANOVER -1-0 STREET, (near the Post-office,) beg to call the atten tion of the Public to their Stock of CHINA AND EATHENWA E. Consisting of Tea, Breakfast, • er, Dessert, an. Chamber S?ts, of the Newest t most Elezant Shapes and Patterns; and Splendi ritish and Foreign China Vases and Ornaments, ich they are now SELLING OFF at a GREAT REDUCTION. The PREMISES to I 3e LET. LACE EMPORIUM, 19, CHURCH-STREET, Opposi'e Sl. Peter's Clock. vu DAY, SUCCESSOR TO MR. PEIL. having received W V • from his Agent in London several Cartoons of FOREIGN LACES, in Valenciennes, Mechlin, Lisle. and Brussells ; also, a Superb Assortment of RICH FIGURED LACES, from one yard to three yards wide, in White and Black, suitable for rtriii 7 stSbawls, Scarf, Mantles, &c. &c., which a ort costly, and very un common. N.B. i- . A large Assortment of Richly-worked MUSLIN DRESSES, CAPES, and COLLARS, at one-fourth the ori ginal price. No: 19, CHURCH-STREET, opposite Me Clock NEW AND SECOND-HAND PIANO-FORTES, AT JESSE BANNING'S PIAN I O-FORTE AND MUSIC WAREHOUSE, 21, PEMBROKE -PLACE: BANNING gratefully acknowledges the liberal pa t/ • tronage he has received since opening the above Establishment, and begs to info r els and the Public, that he has now on b 8 Var'ety o f NEW an d SECOND-HAND PIA -FORTES, which he can Sell at remarkably Lo rites. A constant Stipp of New and Popular Mn , ic. Piano-fortes Tuned, Repaired, Purchased, or Taken in Exchange. An IN-DOOR APPRENTICE WANTED. (One concern.) IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS, AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY. HOW TO SAVE FIFTY PER CENT. T. SMITH, FLINT GLASS MANUFACTURER, 54, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL, ESPECT. ULLY announces, that owing to the ex it tensive patron , ,ge he has received, consequent on the extremely Low Prices at which he is Selling, that he bids defiance to all competition. One trial of the Establish ment will speak for itself, the Articles being of such Qua lity. Style, Fashion, and Design7*.cliinot be surpassed in the kingdom. T. S. being largely engage the Sheffield, Birming ham, and Staffordshire If ar ket s. is enabled to offer CUTLERY, Metal and lock Tin TEA and COFFIN!: POTS and SPOONSePapier Machti and other TRAYS, Placed CANDLESTICKS. Plated Hot Water JUGS, JAPAN GOODS, ENGLISH and FOREIGN CHINA, in Tea and Breakfast Sets, Fancy .Urns. Vases, and Chimney piece Ornaments, in endless variety, together with a most splendid and superb Stock of rich Cat, Plain, and Ornamental GLASS, at prices astoundingly low. The Stock comprises rich Cut Desert Dishes, in every variety, Decanters, Rummers, Tumblers, Wines, Sags, & Toilet Bottles, Butter Coolers, Finger Basins. Hoek, Li queur, and Champagne Glasses, Ice Plates, Water Crafts, Toilet Bottles, Liqueur Bottl,s and Frames, Cruets and Frames,Hall &Table Lamps, Show Glasses, Deck L'ghts, Shades and Fittings, of every description of Glass that is manufactured, suitable to the use of Noblemen, Naval and Military Office's, Merchants, Captains, Hotels, Innkeep ers, Lodging-houses, and Private Families, both fur home use and abroad. A tew of the Articles are here enumerated : A complete Cut Glass Dessert Service of 10 dishes, in sizes, usually sold at 3a.. Gond Dessert Dishes, clear flint glass.. 0 0 6 each 2 Cut Quart and 2 Pint Decanters .... 0 8 6 per set Finger Bisins, 6 different c010ur5...... 0 0 8 each. Cut Salts . Best Cut Wines, fifteen different pat terns Cruet Stands, with 3 b{ •tries, Splendid Quart Glass Jugs 0 1 4 per set 0 3 0 each. Cream Jugs Best Half-pint Cut Tumblers, 45., 4s. 6d. and Ditto Diamond-bottom Ditto Cut Sugar Basins... 20,000 4-to-pint Tumblers.. Id. each or 0 0 10 per doz Splendid Cut and Frosted Hall Lamps.. 0 18 0 each. Gas Chimneys Confeeters Show Glasses 0 3 0 doz. 0 0 10 par lb PlainDoubleFlint Tumblers,cut bottoms 0 0 6 per lb. Deck Lights. all sorts and sizes Best Table Knives Set of Ivory Balance Handles, 50 pieces 1 10 0 per set. Set Tea Trays, in sizes, 16 inches, 24, and 30 inches .. 0 4 0 per set Set Gothic, 16, 24, and 30 inches...... 0 10 6 per set. Set Paper Mache, 16, 24, and 30 inches 20s. up to 4 0 0 per set . Best Metal Teapots ..from ls. 3d., 25., . Bread Baskets. sd. each, 12 inch waiter 0 0 4i each. Set of China, 30 pieces Set of Burnish Gold, with Coffees, 42 pieces.. Half Dozen of China.. Plated-top Hot or Cold Water Jugv, pint and a half 0 2 0 each. Five-half-pints, 3s. each ; 7-half-pints 0 3 6 each. Export Orders in China, Glass, Hardware, &c., to any extent. on the shortest notice, Cheaper than any other House in the Kingdom. Goods carefully Packed, free of expense, fit for convey ance to any part of the world, by an experienced Packer, from the Manufactory. - CARPET FLOOR CLOTH, AND MOREEN WAREHOUSE. 61, • CHURCH-STREFT L IVERPOOL. - WT. WOODWARD returns his grateful thanks to • the many thousand Families who have purchased Goods from him since he c , mmenced busi , es., and beg• to assure them, and the public at large, that he still roo tinues the practise of huying . his goods from the hest Ma nufacturers, and selling them to his customers at the low est shade of profit. W. T. W. further begs to intimate that he has advan tages in his Trade th , ,t few posses;—the first-rate styles and best qualities of all descrintion of Carpets are at his command—that he never purchases job Ws, or damaged or condemned Goods, plenty of which are now bei.g off: red for sale in town—nor does he ever ticket Lis Goods to entrap the unwary—a system he considers bad aud de ceitful. The Carpets, the Damask., Moreens, &c. he offers to the Public, are durable goods, and so are his wrlt-sea sorted Floor Cloths to cover Halls, Lobbies, Shops, Of. flees. and Shins' 1 abins. The Nobility, Clergy. and Gentry residing in the cnun• try can be well and cheaply supplied by sending plans of their Rooms, Hall.. &c. by addressing their letters to W. T. WOODWA RD, 61, CHURCH-81111MT. LIVZRPOOL. JOSEPH WRIGHT. HATTER TO PER MAJESTY, 30, CHURCH-•TREET. their SOLE AGENT, in Liverpool, for the Sale of their well-known VELVET HATS. R. JONES HAIR CUTTER. WIG MAKER. PERFUMER, No. 37. CHURCH -STREET, WISHES to impress upon the minds of all Ladies and Gentlemen that hi. Establishment stands unrivalled as a Deptit for all descriptions of Ornamental Hair. He invit s particular attention and gerntiny to his Metallic, Patent, and Ventilating Wigs. which, for lightness, dura bility, and approximation to nature, have never been excelled. A larze Assortment always in Stock of the newet and most fashionable destns. His t•election of Perfumes, Soaps, Combs. Bru.hes, Eau de Cologne, &c. will be found to he very recherche. SPECTACLES SUITABLE for every p ur p ose , aid a d apte d to every sight to which they ran he upplied. TELESCOPES, Of extensive power and brilliancy extra, portable and on stands, MICROSCOPES, Suitable for every research ; Optical, Mathematical, and Philosophical Instrumen, Apparatus, &c. to be had, Wboltsale ar — irßetail, of the Manufacturer, C. H. C IAD II RN, OPTICIAN. 71, LORD-STREET, (opposite Tuton's). Instruments and Apparatus to order Made and Repaired on the Premises. Manufactory, Sheffield, establi,hed upwards of Forty and every description 0 Years BRUSSELS CARPETS. G. WOODS, 21, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. FGS to announce his return from London, the Scotch -LP and Provincial Markets, where he has selected a very large Assortment of every Article of N edt required in IFurnishing, and respectfully in urchase to an in- srectinn, which he feels ro c t eed will be satisfact o ry His STOCK consists t he underme n ti one d Goods, ii every variety : . BRUSSELS CARPRTS Do. AxmIIgSTER LONDON & BRISTOL Fioo CLOTHS, for Peisages, H all: ......... FLORENTINE Do. sionw, TAPESTRY Do. MOREP NS. KIDDERMINSTER Do. NITURE CIIINTZ,,. SCOTCH Do. OIL BAIZES. INDIA MAT STAIR CARPETS, in every TING, UHURCH MATTING style. SKIN RUGS, DOOR RUGS AMARKS, FUR SUPERB STOCK OP WINDOW MUSLINS. HONITON NET. FRENCH GOLD TARRARE SWISS EMBROIDERY. HARNESS LENO. &c. The only l• stablishment in Liverpool exclusively jor Fur. nishing. FRINGES, GIMPS, LACES, &C., MANUFACTURED ON THE PREMISE • KOENIG OR COURTOIS CORNOPEANS. ADMIRERS of th e CORNOPE A N are respectfully apprised that JAMES SMITH is appointed SOLE AGENT for the Sale of the above celebrated Instruments. at his HARP, ORGAN. and I'IAI, I IO—FORTE BOOMS, 66, LORD -STREET. and 47, B9jarSTREET. PIANO-FORTES. &5,...f0r HIRE. on the most mo derate terms, by the niAll, week. month, or year. PIANO-FORTV, &c. TUNED, in Town or Coun try, by experience d London Tuners and Workmen. A 4.3overed Spring Van, for the careful Removal o! Piano-fortes, Paintings, and other valuahles. BEE-HIVE ESTABLISRMENT, 17 A ND 19, PARADISE - STREET. N AT OKELL, since the Enlargement of his Premises, • has been enabled to increase his STOCK in every department to such a degree as to render it one of the most compl- to and extensive in the Kingdom. The force of competition in the present crßy nukes it imperative n all who are anxious to keep pace with the spirit of the age-, to take every advantage that ca sir nd_txperienee can bring to bear; W. 0., posse ,g these qualifications. has acted on a more extende .. ale this season than in any former year, and feels c., need the cheapness and variety of each D:partment his Stock wilt be duly appreciated by all who wish make their purchases from a warrstred and fashionable Stock cf Goods, and at the very lowest scale of Prices, which, by comparison. will he fully proved The STOCK comprises every Article within the nen. vinee of the SILK AI ERCERY, LINEN DRAPERY, and HABERDASHERY TRADE ; also, a spacious STRAW BONNET ROOM, which contains an immense Stick, from the lowest de scriptions to he most elegant fashionThle of the day. THE CARPET DEPARTMENT. to which one large warehouse is exclosirely dev , ted, corn prises Brussels, Kidderminster, Vtnetian, Dutch, well-seasoned Floor Cloths and Lobby Clnths, Damasks, Moreen Furni!ure, Prints, Oil Baizes, Table Coverings, &c.. Btc. The same system is strictly adhered to which has cha racterised this estallishment since its commencement, that of selling even- aitic!e for Cash payments and at fixed Prices. wlrioh in no case ran hp (I , vi,verl BEE-HIVE ESTABLISH 31 ENT. 17 AND 19, PARADISF-STREET. TO SHIPOWNERS, RAILWAY COMPANIES. ENGINEERS. AND OTHERS. PATENT,' HAIR PE LT MESSRS. J. and. R. TOSSWILL, M anu f ac t urers , —Y.I. London, Sole Contractors to the Admira!ty. be to give Notice, that they have appointedM i r r . o J ,,( o o, ll a N s El A MIITON. Jun., 2, Jamos-st ree t, i,ve SOLE AGENT for that Port and the North, who w ill constantly hav , . on hand a largi;"Stock of their DRY BOILER AND TARRED SHEATHING FELT. for Sheathing Vessels under Wood or Copper, ITIV i e wholly by hand, of fi •e Hair and the best Swedish surpassing in quality and economy any hitl - vrto in use. For Specimens and List of Prices apply as above, to JOHN HAMILTON. JUN., 2, JA VES-STREET, LIVERPOOL, SOLE AGENT FOR LIVERPOOL AN'D THE NORTH. cuticle is extensively usel for laying under Railway Bars, Chairs, &c. CIENTLEMEN'S, LADIES', and CHILDREN'S READY-MADE LINEN WAREHOUSE, 19, CHURCH-STREET, OPPOSITE ST. PETER'S CLOCK Ladies' Drawers, the Half D0zen........... Latlei' Chemises, Ditto .......... Ladies' Night Dresses, Ditto Gentlemen's Shirts, Dirt - 6 Youths' Shirts, Ditto Boys' Shirts, Ditto FOREIGN LA CE, HOSIERY, AND NEEDLEWORK GOODS, in endless variety 15s. Od. 13s. 9d. 21s. Od. 21s. Od. 18s. Od. 15s. Od. 19. CHURCH-STREE7',oppoAite St. Peter's Clock. W. DAY, Successor to Mr. PEIL. FUNERALS COMPLETELY FURNISHED BY ,S. 1 - 4 ITT L E R, PROPRIETOR OF THE LIVERPOOL GENERA L _MOURNING ESTABLISHMENT, L D-S 7 R RET, OPPOSITE THE BANK FOR SAVINGS, rIENTLEMEN'S DRESS and FROCK COATS, Vi Cut by an eminent Artist. insuring a splendid fit, at the Lowest remunerating Prices, at DAWIIARN AN 'VIS;---, TAILORS DRAPERS, 110, -B LD-STREET. T H E CON TR A S TI OLD STAGE COACHES 1 To London in three days Was term'd expeditious ! That's if the weather Should chance b.• propitious And took leave of relate s though he was 1 To the earl rthest stations Tailorsilt.tKi time, Were noted for putting Extravagant rates On the fruits of their cutting ! Delay, and vexation, _ Were common enough With the whole population ! Extortionate deali And ruinous prices, The pockets of many RAILWAY ENGINES ! To London and hark Is the work of a day ! Trarpoer alt your business, And hasten away ! With speed like the lightning, The Fire King does fly ; The smoke, eurline upwards, Ascends to the sky. The mighty improvements In clothing I)kewi,e, s elicit Are su The greatest surprise ! F.tr Hvam's new system, So firmlv's got root, In five hour's alone, He can make a full suit ! 1 Of popular tailors And his clothing's pronounc'd As the best iti the realm YOUTHS'• CLOTH TUNIC SUITS.. frc DITTO HUSSAR DO. Dm .£0 16 ~ 018 Juvenile Clothing is one of the most important features connected Kith Clis celebrated E4rablislnnent ; it is in fact carried on in a spacious department. exclusively armnyed for the Juveniles) and B. H YAM and Co., at a consi td Cutters of the most decided lelv to rut au► this descriptlon of and beautiful riP3igns embroi rawings by an arts ?9pillarit y in Lotidoi tered thereon are fr t met ropo- advantages, combined with the most have obtained such unqualified appro. bvion for EIYNNI'S SUPERB TUNICS & HUSSAR SUITS !•! Public are most respectfully invited to cidl and the interior of the Extensive Clothing Establish- B. HYAM AND CO., 63, LORD-STREET, ment of where cm he seen the I,argt•st Coll-ction of Ready-made Dothing of eve. v d , scrption in the kingdom, at prices far below any ether huu=e ; whilst the style and make are LIST OF PRICES Dress Coats, in all cnlonrs, dr. Surt iuts br,i,fro eoges.. from.£l 1 0 do frcm 1 5 0 tram 0 8 6 from 0 6 6 from 0 4 6 T.onsers, in Oath .nd doeskins Ditto, in Twved .. I. . fo m 0 9 6 from 0 12 6 from 0 7 6 from 0 9 6 from 0 2 6 Vests, either in or fancy m , teri , ,is SUMMI4II GA HAI ENTS Summer Coats, in Hi, ewiless rarie4 of materials and gla ir Cashrnerf Fishing Office Co,ts Sho , jting Illon,es in c. , tilidts, pr,fusi • Trousers, in :11l the newest s, a.li g materi 1., ro m 0 5 6 Ves'.3, in all the newest desitms, gitarin, true! to r t ,:n their e.lo.ir from 0 2 9 trontile and time, and facilitate the bn-iness of this Et , Tabl 4 ,lirnent. purctiasers are respect inttortned that evrry article is marked the selling price in plain fi.zures. from which no deduction can be rri , de on any considerett,n wha•ever. Money will he re' urted to any ittirchaser.should he not spruce of his purchase after seeing the articles at his own house. NOTICF THE ORDERED DEPARTMENT is conducted entirely , distinct and separate from the Ready• mtLle, in s t ele ons rooms on th , second floor, and buyers will find pitterits told noo‘ gni , e original. TILE 'CUTTING D EPA RTM E is entrusted to per, tuns of ack,owledged skill and ability, and to ensure satisfaction. the proprietor particularly re quests the favour of his cu,tormrs to return any article which does not entitely sa isfv them in every respect whatever. The prices arc as follow : s. d. Dres , Coats, made to measure.in any colcur,from 1 to 0 Surf outs, do. do. from 1 15 0 Trousers, do. do., black or futicy _ _ _ doeskins Vests, from 0 15 0 do. dn., in the itesvvst me- from 0 7 0 SUM:VI ER GARMENTS _ The Thalberg—a fa,•hionabl , over coat, made to order, extiemely light, bind writ adapted for the •• Vests,Trperuseeirnrs:, rich a h s p o e c n c H u . s l h i a m , peculiarly e l i .4 8 1: t d f i a r /tr i : t e e s from 0 8 0 d from 11 0 quiltings— French patterns .......... .... The Pro , rietor of this Es , ahliehment possesses the prac tical knowledge, the expertenc. , and the most amp .e means to cant/ out, to the fullest po.eible extent. a bus ness of such initnense magnitude. The following are a few of his exclusiv- advant ges : VAST 14 ESOURCRS SPACIOUS PREMISES!! 'EXTENSIVE STOCK 1 !! UNEQUALLED TALEYT!!!! WONDERFUL NOVELTIES!! ! !! AND UNPRECEDENTED VAitIETY 1111 !! *** No. buainers iranzacted vn Saturday* until the Evening.