The Daily Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-04-11 00:00:00

AttlitStttlttliS. public Ab.brtaag. e•.t.(1?„.4'7( - 1,1.17 ` Y *ll :F},(L fi ~L`c i~ T REATRE ROYAL, IVILLI,A.gSON-,SQVA.R.E '‘. OPENING OF NEW PREMISES, ~a"~Y.~f:aasveor~Fl ~:+2iJ :.'sL.4~v+-,:~!±'.u. c. fir. Mit. NV: R. bOPELAND haS. great pleasure in announcing that he has effected an engagement with the PYNE AND HARRISON ROYAL ENGLISH 'OPERA COMPANY, FOR POSITIVELY NINE NIGHTS ONLY, They having positively to appear at the Theatre Royal, Dublin, on Monday, April 23rd. IN ADDITION TO • COMPTON-ROUSE. 4 Q.. 00 • • . . INFANT ORPHAN ASYLUM. HURSDAY, the 12thinstant, is app o i nte d for the OPENING of this INSTITUTION, in M elville-place, . yrtle-street. It will be preceded by Divin e Service at the J r Church of the Holy Innocents, at Two o'clock in the after noon, when a SERMON will be PREACHED by the Right Reverend the LORD BISHOROF CHESTER, an a collection made in aid of the building fund. The Mayor has also kindly promised to*attend. Tickets for .Admission to ,tlie Institution may be obtained from the Members a the Lbihfnittee. EARLY CLOSING. orT HE EARLY CLOSING SYSTEM b e i ng a d o pt e d by. he first aud most respectable establi s h ments i n town , a ds an excellent opportunity to the Ladies and Gent;emen connected therewith to become proficient in WRITING, ARITHMETIC, or BOOK-KI.EPING, by attending the EVENING CLASSES of Mr. GhOLGE TIIOMPSON, .:(o. 8, Claytou-square-•-ffesd /reacher in Liver pool. Mr. Tho, apron teaches Book-keeping-by Double, ail-.single -Fsntry, on sound and indisputable principles, comprehending all its brain ass as used in the first mercantilehouses of the day.. ____ PTEFFERY; MORRISH, JEFFERY, & do . have much pleasure in announcing that their New PREMISES will be opened to the Public ' 'On MONDAY NEXT, the 16th INSTANT, ~1~~ When they will be prepared with an entirely New Supply of Goods in every Department. Great effort has ,been made that this beautiful'Addition to' their Premises shall not only give increased facility and. comfort to their Friends; bOt to each Department the most perfect Goods of ifs class„ which the, stiniulated zeal, energy, and judgment of the various buyers could effect. , ..... MRS. THOMPSON, Sen., anal MISS THWIPSON. give PRIVATRLESSON S , in.MuFic, Writing, Arithmetic, He: and Orthography-. For cards of terms apply AT'*o.• 2 ,'CLAYION-SQLJA,RE. ESTALLESIIED THIRTY-THREIK YE tits. This justly celebrated Company; whose performance of Engli:4l Opera (during the last two seasons at the Royal English Opera House, Covent-garden, under the immediate Patronage of her Most Graci ous Majesty and the Prince Consort), have called forth the mo s t unqua lifi e d 'prai se from the whole.of the Metropolitan Press, win appear at the Theatre Royal. The Repertoire of the Pyne and `Harrison Royal English Opera Company will comprise the following Operas and' OPerettas; viz. : Rose of Castille, Dinorah, Victorine, Lurline, Crown Diwtonds, Daughter of the • Bohemian Girl , Pierette , Regiment, and Romance; ' • Satanella, • 'Son and Stranger. And A PAIR Ol' PIGEONS. Mr. Peregrine. Pigeon Mr. George Honey. Mrs. Peregrine Pigebn Miss Thirlwall. , ' THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, THE lint INSTANT; Balfo popular Opera of THE BOHEMIAN GIRL. Count Andaeim Mr. Grattan Kelly. Thaddeus Mr. A. St. Albyn. DeTilshoof M r . H. C ort i. ' lorestein S Mr. Charles Lyall. Queen of the Gipsies Miss Fanny Cruise. Arline Miss Thirl7all. °I I Thursday,. SATANELLA Miss Louisa Pyne and Mr. IV. Hanison. On Friday, '.CROWN DIAMONDS. Miss Lduisa Pyne'and Mr. Harrison, 111:.1 Saturday, DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT. iss Thirlwall, Miss Cruise, Mr. A. St. Albyn, Mr. G. Honey, and Mr: H. Corn. . „ THE I3AND AND cribitus SELECTED FROM THE ROYAL. ENGLISH 'OPERA COMPANY. Conductor .Mr. ALFRED MELLON. Ad mission—Private Poxes to hold Six, £1 11s. 6d. ; Ditto to hold Four,£l Is. ; Dress Boxes, 4s.'; Upper Boxes, as.'; Pit, 2s, Gallery, Is. Ttic • Box-office is open from. Ten to Three Daily, for securing* Ic''' 14 the Dress Circle, and taking Private Boxes, which may el:lliad under the direction of Mr. George Weston: Nopen at Seven o'clock, to commence at Half-past. & „'"•' , .—The free list will be entirely suspended during this Iraement, with the exception of the public Press. t_ , ting Manager, Mr. EDWARD MURRAY. "4ge Director, Mr. J. PtNSON. ' LOUISA. FY NE, managers. HARRISON, • , OYAL AMPHITHEATRE, IJ GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET, Proprietor; Mr. W. R. COPELAND. Engagement of 4R. JOSEPH MOTOR, The American Tragedian, for TEN NIGHTS ONLY. TUN (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, THE 11TH INSTANT, DAMON AND. PYTHIAS. All. Joseph Proctor. Mr. John C. Cowper. Mr. Lunt. Miss Laura Gray. MiS4 Garland. OR And THE PILOT., `m*,_ day, JACk CA.DE, THE BONDSMAN OF KENT. Cade (disguised as Aylemer).Mr. JoSeph Proctor. turd Clifford Mr. H. Neville. turd Say Mr. Lunt. Aurianne Miss Laura Gray. 'And THE PILOT. — "V, A PLAY, in which Mr. Joseph Proctor will appear. 04 And THE PILOT. Saturd ay, JIBBENAINOSAY ; The Os, NICK OF THE WOODS! Jibbenainosay ,anelering Nathan ...... • "ick. of the Woods • The Ai-en er Ile •p g Mr. Joseph Proctor. oald Ashburn !lA-tit of the Waters rtolatul Forster. Stacknole T elie Doe batn on Pythias • *. ,stanth e liennUone Mr. H. Neville. ,Mr. Warlow. Alias Laura Gray. And THE PILOT. 14, 1 7: 1 11 opened at Half-past Six, and the Performances corn ittSev.eo. o'clock precisely. lg. irston---- Dress Boxes, 3s. ; Side Boxes, 2 s. 6d. ; Pit, b oxes .; , (l allery, 6d. Second Prlce-Dress Boxes, 2s. ; Bide Th e 're• 6 d.; Pit, la.. ;nth, is open from Ten to Three for secnring Seats nad -Joss Circle`and taking Private Boxes, which way be the direction of Mr. Geo. Weston. QUEEN'S -HALL, BOLD-STREET. I SOCIETY OF FINE ARTS. BITION of , Ancient and Modern Opt - ,.*".,, ,, T1NG5, ENGRAVINGS, and PHOTOGRAPHS, 4 .14 AMY, in the Cltieen's-hall, Bold-street, from Nine udder Twelve,Y p.m. Admission, One Shilling; Children Half-price; Catalogues, Sixpence. . 13° LOGICAL GARDENS r oPrieto LIVERPOOL. en d s Company (Limited). 4 , the Zoolo g ical Gar E XTRAORDINARY. ATTRACTION. LAST FOUR DAPS OF THE IPPOPOTAMUS, bAT, (WEDNESDAY"), TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY. ' Aft 14 1 t -Exhibition, Is. each, from Ten until Twoo'clOck. ebl i ltoon ditto, from Two until dusk; 6d. wen admitted only in the Morning at Half-price. ,CIOLOGICAI, GARDENS, eroas • LIVERPOOL. ~ of Subscription for this Season will be as usual : .illgle Tickets ..... . . 10s. 6d. 1' ................................ F or Lady and Gentleman , • l6s. Od. , d rni. , ,_ For every additional Member, 55. s', 4 tat,,,,„ s g9P by , Tickets will terminate at the close of the ° A tli -• Enson. Tickets may be had at the Entrance Lodge e Gardena. I:IcITGLER'S GRAND CIRQUE, ; DALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. rider the direction of Mr. JOHN HENDERSON. OPEN EVERT EVENINO AT stVEN - O'CLO.CK. tllB DAY, GRAND DAY PERFORMANCE, Commencing at Two. h ori g i t 4 EVENING and durin g the Week, will be produced, an Grand Historical a nd Equestrian Comic Pantomime, v' SI C•EY Jain WATER; DR, HARLEQUIN O'DONOG , _HIJE the TTHE FAIRY WHITE HORSE OF KILLARNLY. f hendid Properties and Masks by Mr. Henry Adams, o re Royal, Drury-lane. 14°\\ ;t 1 !,- .... . . ...HARRY CROUESTE, Five . .... . ........ ...HARRY Theatre, London.) nu atl2:7 n e . ented COMIC SCENES, containing an immense Th e ge,", e lcs, mechanical changes, dances, &c. n ew act & t,',1:45., THE CIRCLE 7,v,iß consist of 15 entirely Sardin'ai icr,Znetlig MONS.So mersault and the King_ of Rov j ale de tkie great Thrower on Horse s t (bandE'aJt a l. T i e n tte: t t : Ch N i o i l n L e E s s ats s t re n gt h g d AY a t th y Pßo N Efi (R e thexCt,R t2hoMt jemEltp4BNtaThnCEyEm: a s ont f'd the . H . PANTOM l a Aanti i n „ • Gall e ela9s, 3s. ; Boxes, 2s. ; Pit and Promenade, 1 7, Ed ldren under Twelve, Half-price to First l'tieL°xes, and Pit. No Half-price to Gallery. Second to Nine, to First-class and Boxes. Tills (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, CLAYTON HALL. ORIGINAL CAMPBELL MINSTRELS, (O RGANIZED, NEW YORE, 1842,) j Ax , and late of the HALL, REGENT-STREET, LONDON, Oiß t where they have recently completed °l' THE MOST BRILLIANTLY-SUCOESSFUL SEASONS UPON RECORD, Ng g over a periqd 11IINDeittrDdinCONSECUTIVE NIGHTS, will aprear in Liverpool, l '°E. A LIMITED PERIOD, "AND DAY PERFOMANCE EVERY SATURDAY Commencing at Half-past Two. 14 PRICES OF ADMISSION. tor v _ e „d Seats G d ie, 0 1 the Hall O T: e o s S hi hi l l l l i in ng g . s and Sixpence. ti l i a v f'rli to 7 ......... . ....... ... . Sixpence. , , . . ' • at x• " o pened at Half-past Seven. Commence punc -1"k 'gilt Corderedat 4t th eth, It gilt' arrages may be obtainc.d It .` s erved Seats and Programmes, may ''4 ' ll -tert e irr lV . Etrelzuse' of MESSRS. HIME and SON, s', CH ARLIE FOX, TO-NIGHT• e LAYTON-HALL. , LIE pQx, bit , PRoIioUNCED 34 ~, „ . "LONDON TIMES, CIItICIEST ETHIOPIAN ARTISTE. AND 114 1 , COMEDIAN RAs EVER APPEARED IN THIS COUNTRY. Will make his Second Appearatice in Liverpool THIS EVENING. „_ l llht Thres'ne • e.•• ..... 4 -past Five On u —Aldays there will be a Boat from Liverp ool ''Aat--Fourpence. Childr en un d er Ten at 8 a . m. , Twopetoo. W. HILLIAIt, ProPtietor. Morning Afternoon Afternoon :veiling The Commercial Treaty with. France has removed those embarrassments which have hitherto contracted 'that field cif selection, and from which *every possible advantage ihas been obtained. The looms of the Home and Continental Markets-- particularly those of Fran Ce—have been laid'unde'r contribution in supplying the most effective and recherche . Novelties of the Season ; and J., M., J., and Co. are, impressed with the con viction that their - efforts to Meet the expectations of their Friends will not only be fully realised, but considerably exceeded. The following is a LIST`O4 'DEPARTMENTS. • PompadOOr, Broche, Moire Antique, the new French Watered Silk, very beautiful designs to Chene Stripes, Checks, and other Fancy Patterns ; tiVd, five, seven; and nine-flounced ' Robes and Blank Glues, lv,hieh de serve special notice, being remarka , ble for their great purity of texture. The productions of this Season .are very lovely andreplete with novelty. Made-up skirts designed and manu factured On the Premises, in every conceivable .yariity, of form and texture. SILKS ; FANCY DRESSES SHAWLS AND MANTLE Great_effort has been made to render these Departments worthy the ex tended suppprt they have hitherto received. The preparations for this Seaton have been made on a scale of great magnitude, and will include a • felicitous' combination of textile art and graceful effect. FAMILY LIN EN S, BLANKETS, QUILTS, &c. ...... J. ➢i., J., and Co. pride themselves • liirtlatS department: Manufactures of known and approved excellence only are admitted,. and 'they invite the confidence of their customers in • purchasing. • LACE, AIR BONS, F L'O E'R S, ,FEATHERS, AN D :FANCY In ;heap ,Aepart i ments, ,ao dependent ' upon French taste,lhe new tariff will be found to have effected* great re duction in price, and to have intro duced goods •a surpassing excel lence. GLOVES,. HOSIERY, A.*D GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTING ..... speclal attention has been paid to render, these:branches replete with every novelty produced suitable to the, season. MILLI.NERY, STRAW AND FANCY BONNETS AND HATS A New Suite of Rooms has h l, ap "polrifed to the of thes a goods. In this respect, as well as in their Paris sPlectiolis, and the produetibrs :or their own Artistes, a 'vast int proieirient Las been effected. LADIES' GENERAL OUTFITTING, JTJPONS,AND STAYS. Great' exertion and' taste' have been exercised to obtaip the newest and ' best •styles in Taby linen, Under Clothing, Infants' Dreases,,, Stays. Boys' Clothing,in which , every article of Juvenile or Youthful Attire may be procured in good taste an most moderate cost. . . FURNISHING DEPARTMENTS. Axmiristei, Turkey, Velvet-pile, Ilrus- sets, and Kidderminster Carpets, in almost unlimited variety. Arrangements hate been made to de vote a very large space to the dis play of , Bedsteads, decorated with appropriate Furniture. The, Price • •List , is the lowest nt which Bedding of the purest and best description, can possibly be supplied. " ' This department is being considerably extended, and offers great advan tages to Purchasers. • •• T 0 /sr -II 0 trS E 1860: , NEW •' DEPARTMENT CARPETS BEDSTEADS .AND BEDDING CABINET • FURNITURE ' AND UPHOLSTERY COMP' Liverpool, April 7th, 1 NEW T SPIiING GOODS. FRISBY, DYKE, & CO. respectfully announce that the Sale of Messrs. Morgan's STOCK will TERMINATE on SATURDAY, as the whole must be Cleared to make room for a magnificent Collection, of NQVELTIES„ of Horne. and Continental Mariufacture, which will be submitted for Public Inipection' ON MONDAY NEXT, THE 16THUSTANT, - 1 'FRIBY,' DYKE, & CO., , 55,'60,.62, 64,: & .66, L it 1) -STREE SALVAGE STOCK: • -• AND li. LEE, ..72, LORI? STREET,' with great *ensure inform their Customers an the Ladies of Liverpool, that they have been the successful PURCHASERS OF aIE, fr,WO slightly damaged by water, from the late FIRE IN •WOOD-STREET, LONDON.. The entire will be Marked in Plain 'Figures, and Ready for Sale THIS DAY.' STOCK No. I, Purchased for Cash at a Discount of 40i, consists of : £227 10 1 0 MUSLIN CyLLARS Very Fine Works. • ' ~-, •,, Inlet with Talencienne ' - 67 th ' 6 BOOK SETS of COLLARS & SLEEVES 196 17 0 JACCONETT 216 12 '4 111 LAWN HANDKERC HIEFS, Ladies' ll4 10 9 for Gentlemen 29 14 6 MUSLINFLOUNCING. 116 9, 4 1, EDGINGS and INSERTIONS 139 12 7 ~,, 1 SLEEVES £1,332 10 " 6 STOCK No. 2, being entirely ofFreneh4lanufacbure, and only damaged by water, purchased at 641 Discount, consists of 4,374 ;yards of FRENCH EMBROIPEEX, and 6,437 LADIES' NIGHT . CAPS; This Lot will he Sold eousii4tably under Half the Manufacturers' Priers. 72, COED-STREET. 72. 1. 0 M'A S 11 EClr ARTY 'Br C O. Beg to inform their Friends and the Butter:Defile/1 of. Liverpool generally, that they have OPENED. the large Warehouse 10, SCOTLAND-PLACE, • to supply Shovke2pers with First and. Second quality of • LUMPS; BUTTS,' AND CROCKS : 'OF BUTTER," • AT THE LOWEST WHOLESALE PRICES. As our trade has got too largelOr 11, Scotland-road, the above place is for the Wholesale Trade only. Sligo Lumps every Monday. Newry Lumps and Crocks, Mondays and Thursdays. Dundalk Lumps, Tuesdays and ThutsdayS. Derry Lumps and Butts, Wednesdays and Shturdays. Belfast Lumps and Crocks, Tuesdays and Fridays. We. Sell on Commission for the Irish Shippers, and we think no house in the trade ean'utidersell us. THOMAS HEGARTY & CO., 11, SCOTLAND-R.OAD SSENCE O-F SARSPARIL-LA, (made from, the Jamaica Root), GUARANTEED A NUINE 'PREPARATION, and will be found decidedly superior to that usually sold. E APOTHEOARIES . ' " ICE, AT C T OZQII ITT-ST FLEET, ' LIVERPOOL: . , . . PRESCRIPTIONS PREPARED WITH DRUGS AND • CHEMICALS, PERFECTLY_ PURE,' AND OF UNIFORM STRENGTH. GENUINE COD LIVER OIL. This Comiiany supplies every Article free from Adulteration. THE WORKMAN'S TIMEKEEPER. ATENT LEVER WATCH, Qv EaGuild MANUFACTITRR, I CAPPED AND JEWELLED, IN VERY STOUT ENGINE-TURNED SILVER - CASES, .E 3 1 7-6-.• 6 (WARRANTED.) HUNTING CASES, los. EXTRA. FREISERICK CLARK, WATCH MANUFACTURER, 77, CHURCH-STREET, (OPPOSITE THE LIVER.) , lkf A N D , TAILOR AND DRAPER,. 24, LORD-STREET; LIVERPOOL. ESTABLISHED 1841. W. BAND has one of the best and Largest Stocks Lye'Tool for, Gentlemen to choose from W. BANTA charges are kdoaeiaie: The' best cut and most stylish Garments made to measure, at a reasonable price. N.B.—The ADDRESS, 24 LORDSTREET, (di rec tly opposite the Daily Pest Office.) CUIRAS'S SIIR 1 WHICH IS SO UNIVERSALLY APPROVED OF, 4AY BE OBTAINED AT P. L. AIAC'TAGG}ART'S, 24.. AND 26, BOLD-STRE E T, At Prices varying from FORTY-EIGHT TO 'Eprity,Foii4 SHILLINGS PER DOE. Materials Good, and flt,Warranto. Free per Post for Thirteen Stamps , A DAMS'S ONE S _ lIILLI,NG POCKET-BOOK, Containing MEMORANDUM BOOK, PLACE FOR POSTAGE AND RECEIPT STAMPS, PENCIL, POCKETS, AND FORMS FOR RECIPTS, Neatly liladd of. Leather, with Elastic Band '63, CHURCH-STREET,. (Opposite Old Post-office Place.) • I_ L_l - . - • - • . . • - ._ . . ... _-- BIBLE AND PRAYER-BOOli • . . . • . • EMISSION OF DUTY ON PIANO-FORTES = -- k _ ._ •,- , spRIN.C+ 18 6 0.. '" DUTY FREE. A , WAREHOUSE. s. d . Book in Limp Leather, Gilt Edges. 1 0 A TR. , MAYER ' .B . MUSEUM • `OF NATIONAL • A LL • • THE NEW • PATTERNS IN - -- -1• '0 ' LIEEE UNISON COTTAGE PIANO-FORTES at TWENTY . . AND FOREIGN ANTIQUITIES (Egyptian m useum ) Fin GUINEAS EACH, M S e P B rayer Book ....; , ; . will be OPEN to the Public, FREE, during-Easter week: ' . . FIRST DELIVERY OF. NEW GLOVES Book, beautifully Bound in Velvet, with Rims, uT ie rYPe ea P tl r y a3 B e o r und in Leather ' lO ' 'ln consequence of the Free Trade• Treaty with France. No. 8, Colquit-strect. . 2apl o • ' • vow SELLING ' AT THE ' ' • • Church service, Neatly Bound in Leather BY PERMISSION OF THE FRENCH d • O I nitNMENT: - s o wn now ready at the , . FA v N or e t Y he C , OLOURED' SHIRTING'S '' ' i GOLDEN GLOVE .ESTABLISHMENT, c l asp s, and Tablet • have received a SAMPLE PIANO-FORTE:4-0m Messrs. Bord, ' , . • • CrioVt • 18; BERRY-STREET. PRIVATE VIEW OF THE CELEBRATED PICTURE, B y - 1 GOLDEN, -- ) , . .1 8, BERRY-SyREET. Family an d : Presentation Bible 2l 0 modern improvement— octaves and three urisions—for which • ARYef3GHEFFER, • . - • ' N . B . j_eiz' Shirts made to order 'for 21s; !, ;_____ they can take Orders at the extraordinary low price of ...__, " CHRIST TEMPTED, ON. THE MOUNT," ~ eauxa RARLYfff,'. , . ------ , ' ~ . .: 63, CHURCH-STREET, TWENTY .FIVE GUINEAS. ' . PRIZE MEDAL LIQUID HAIR DYE. - (Opposite Old Post-office Place.) . " ' ' ' •AN INSPECTION IS SOLICITED. . -• _ _ . . ESSRS. THOS. AGNEW & SONS have the u one. ONLY ONE APPLICATION. INSTANTANEOUS, INDELIBLE, HARMLESS AND SCEXTLESS. -----"-- LIVERPOOL COUGH SPECIFIC, % • HIME AND SON'S ~ PIANO-FORTE m1L.57,8 li A jb lsil o ) R.Lei tE sAs S T l. R C T E l . ,:::::: is, 'honour to announce that they 'have received special SAUNDERS AND ••C• . • • -,............ SELF- In cases, post free, 3s. 3d. and 68 , direct' I LNG from E. ?. A - perraission to EXHIBIT this noble PICTURE, in their Gallery, FILTE T " for a few days. - . CLEANSING CHARCOAL ES, guaranteed to DALE'S Laboratory, 72, HattOn-Garden, Londoi, E.C. , . PROTECTED BY ' . ' ' ' ' 0 T Sniell, rand. all impurities from any ~ " Mr. ' Lan dale's FreParations are, to our mind, the inost HE R MAJESTY'.S ROYAL .LETTERS PATENT. PURE WATER.-THE LATe s illl p P A ß T li m Em rE i vrs. . extraordinary productions of modern chemistry."—:h attei to eitablish confidence - in an adv . • , 212 r !Admission by. Card, or Sixpence eachperson. remove Taste, .Colour, however valuable. to the public the subject so.intro- LIVERPOOL AND LONDON CHAMBERS, EXCHANGE, This is the Filter so highly spoken of by the Medical Professio n • London News, July 19, 1851. ' - A long and interesting repOrt on the product of E. F. It is a d iffic ultm er- pensating, double, treble, and quadruple chambered,) with all MA . , LIVERPOOL. . description of Water. No Family should be witho t SHIPPING ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. I N(} , SAFES (non -conducting, vapourising, and com- w e t t ' be. Notwitketanding this Liverpool BA duced may isement disadvantage, . -the improvements under their Quadruple Patents of 1840- . SAUNDERS - 8i - CO., - Langdale's Laboratory, by'a special•scientifte coremiision from and the surrounding pow have yeceived the most grati d 'stu ern coug s , and it is not only guaranteed ' old elaborate e CONCERT HALL, tORD NELSON-STREET. - 16 ,PARKER-STREET, LIVERP_OOL. Saturday, January of the I L b a t n b :egi 77 il A l b e e ep f y ou wi nd ll in be t f li b a r t v j e o r u d rn ed al fe o r f yin ' g evidOace of u.. 8 or in rapulbr curing the most die- Proof, Hard Steel Plate, vered unpickahle Solid Looks and Lock Cases a l n Bs d s, bo in or c s lu , icedwithouthtewirhicGhunnoposwaideeirs se P se r tiA o r o e f : Drill ey , . . — 'a b o b r , h, whan h e ' Ter other . . . two stamps.. B UCKLEY'S SERENADERS ' ' . COAXES ' , • . AGENTS • WANTED. . •. to restore the voice, : thotigh lost for years, but to cure the • ROBBERY AND FIER. ,PLYM 0 ITT H GIN - duction of the Hair.—Mr. Langdale ' h QUINT • . THE NEW DISCOVERY.—For the Restoration aid Eepre-, y treatment has failed. I n t o i s s t u c r hr gent y wished` satisfy the Public of its title to vecific ollcoshed to • Upwards . .it 50,000 of Milners' Holdfasts keep the Cash, Bibles, ja r ta l : a e es, A tr -_ K STRONGEST, BEST, • •AND CHEAPEST SAFEGUARD GAINST MISS JULIA COULD, . . 'O,..: 4 : T cU E I L N ir E guarantees it tressing an in the most aggravate 4 ease that Liverpool can produce; and • FROM 585,' BROADWAY," NEW YORK, ‘)1 • (FULL STRENGTH), , • , ESSENCE of CANTILARIDES moat successful as a restore,- a conscientious guarantee to cunx will be given, also, in any The, ONLY complete Band-of Minstrels that ever.visited or are tive, also in checking greyness, Strengthening weal hair, and MILNERS' 212 0 ) BA.FII WORN.B, LIVERPOOL, E l3 b o w ok , s heuiet, Deeds, e n de d , B P r l e a df te er o d f , Liverpool, Manchester, Glas case of total loss of voice. To be had throughout the kingd om . . PH(ENIX ( . • at present in England, . , f , preventing its fall'ng off, most effectual in the growth of flicoLoTYNE, the onl • ONLY FIVE NIGHTS: MORE SHILLINGS P,E4.. GAT,T oN whiskers, moustachies, &c. The money immediately returned Also, the ..., sickness. - , y acknowledged remedy Or more hands, (assisted by powe u , Previous to Within ' '' ' ' ' _.. g engagements 'in London. THOMAS ROBINSON and CO,' 9 if riot satisfactory. Post free for 2S. sd. in stamps- Labors- sea MANUFACTURINO DEPOT, ' • machinery, and seventy-horse steam-power,) producing more h a THURSDAY FRIDAY, AND bATURDAY MORNING AND _.,,„.,..- „,..„, ......., —,---.-. ..err, a tn .t. Trn .." MT for 72 72, Hatton-garden. OCK Safes than all the other Safe-makers together, aid now cap- • The most extensive, and complete in the .woi , employi ng in EV:ENING ME ;121r, ism, .AII - D 1417 INST. Titi-VieLaALM W .1.8.5. Aril., SPIRIT MERCHANTS, - E. 'F. LANGDALE'S RASPBERRY AND CHERRY CANNING U. . SURGEII,y, li, STRAND-STBEET, able of sheltering d workmen under their wi n one thousand w FP. te Phis is the only company in existence that performs •- 25 DUNCAN e STREET, ST. JAMES'S-STREET. TOOTH PASTE.—The most delicious preparatien ever pro- LIVERPOOL. M piilners' LonclonDepot, 48A, oorg ate-stress City. it BuitLgsgvE orgilik. • .• ' - '.' •. - ' '2 4 a 1 slued ,for the Teeth, Gums; and Breath. Post the from the ihuisrAv4l3: NM fa m ____ltEgti, Chemist, Argyle-street, and Circulars free by post. P 1 Laboratory 72 Hatton -garden, for 1$ 3d in OMAN mY 3 •. • A r QuAne-Part. - rf 1 original, ex e ndl Show B ea ns 6 and 8, Lord-street, a • .c • , - • - . , • : . . - : '....-: !. ''-: -: -:-- -- - -'. - '2 - ,;., • ~- , -'.- 1( •• • •- , ;•.- .. - , :-. v . • ' .'• '- ' ' . . • ' ! • 4 .L...,, . •. , ... .., , (T . LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 1860. IF 1 PRICE in. t COUNTRY L A Era, -s" RAND H • FAIR (late with M essrs . M ACKIE an d GLADSTONE), WINE, SPIRIT, ALE, AND PORTER MERCHANTS, YORK-BUILDINGS 12, DALE-STREET LIVERPOOL, • Beg respectfully to announce that they haVo commenced business in the above premises (lately occupied by Messrs W. M. Curtis and Co.), with a carefully selected and well matured Stock of WINES, 'SPIRITS, ADES, PORTER, ekc. and, from the superisr quality of their goods, hope to merit the patronage and support of their friends and the public. The following is.their List of Prices : WINES. Per Dozen. , . , Quarts.. Pints.: PORT Particular Old Very choice ' 545. • • Superior Do 48s. 245. • • .-• t :Fine • Do;, , 36e.'fir• 425. Do. do. from the Wood. 28s. SHERRY • • rVery choice Old Pale 48*. 245. Superior Pale or Golden. 425. Very fine •• • to. 36e. 18s. Fire Do., 2.Gs. & 30s. L • ;- ' MARS' ALA, or B'Amentilltido ronte 24s 40.5. . MADEIRA • Pine Old East India 725. BUCEI,LAS Webber's choice . LISBON • Dry brßich "32s. CLARET Chateau Lafitte - 725. Do. Larose " 545. SA . UTERNE I. VS s ti t n. jfuraiclilien'ntyavir,ee7 superior 4 '23 3 64 1 : CHAMPAGNE M6'er'S or Ruinart' 5...... 725. 40a. • • Do. 2d quality • 545. • : 30s. 3d quality 425. HOCK • Johannisberg Ostreich MOSELLE ~..,...Sparkling SPIRITS. HOLLANDS.. „ per Dozen Cases, 345. . ....... WHISKY ....Finest Islay Malt 16s Do. Cambeltown lsa, Fine Scotch Malt l4s. Grain. Finest Oln Irish (Jameson's) .Best Old Jamaica ' Ms. Good Old Do. Best London (Nicholson's) l2s. Do. Cordial Do. (Old Torn) 12s. Do. Plymouth and Bristol RI:11.. • ' FOREIGN LIQVEUR.S. Per MARASCHINO DI ZARA • Pint Bottle.4s. CURACOA. , 4s. NOYAV• CHERRY, Heering's Copenhagen • 49. Bottles to be given in exchange, or paid for on delivery, Goods delivered Free within six miles of the Exchange. Ham Orders per post pun' FIRE! . . •. INSURE , YOUR BOOKS AND TREASURE IN HATWOOD'S HOLDFAST AND FIRE-RESISTING ISAFES, Which are now made with all his recent improvements, and acknowledged to:be the strongest safeguards against Fire and Thieves ever manufactured. MANITFACTORY 7 LIVER SAFE. WORKS. SHOW-ROOMS-22, SOUTH, JOEPT-STREET, Eleven Doors from Lord-street, LIVERPOOL. G BRANDY Marten's or Hennessy' s Old Per 26 allon s. Very Old, per Dozen Case, 60s. .Sebeidam LIST OF Per Dozen. WINES. Quarts. Pints Very Luperior old Crusted 60s. Choice 545. Superior • • ';, '' 48s. Veil' best Old, from Wood 38s. Fine Finest Pale or Gold 46s. Very choice „ Fine Gold Good „ . • 24s Finest Vino de Pasto, recom mended „ Amontillado MARSALA, 0r... Bronte CALCAVELLOS RICH LISBON . BUCELLAS MADEIRA SHERRY 425. 48s. 248. 325. 325. 34's. Finest East India, very old 723. Weiq India „ 60s. CLARE V Finest vintages, 80s., 605., & 40s. • A bound, light dinner Wine. 245. CHAMPAGNE Mdme. Clicquot's celebrated 78s. 425. • ,• • First quality, • Moet's- and others . Very fine so* 28*. Fine 4or' 245. HOCK Sparkling Johannisberg 6O!. 325. Fined Hochheimer s4s. • MOSELLE FOREIGN LIQUEURS. Per Pint Bottle. 31ARASCHINO CURA COA NOYAU" 4s CHERRY BRANDY, Heering's 4s.• . Bottles to be given in exchange, or paid for on deliver Goods delivered free within five miles of the Exchange. On • and forwarded to all QUEEN INSURANCE-BUILDINGS, 11, DALR-STREET, LIVERPOOL. O NEW TARIFF. - -REDUCTION IN DITTIES ON WINES AND F ,REIG N. SPIRITS. T AMES STEWART -dc CO. b eg to i nform their Friends and the Public generally that, in removing their Countimrlionse io the above Address, they have .determined on adding to their lona-established Wholesale Business the FAMILY BRANCH of the trade, and for this purpose have. fitted Op, in , the most completo:naitnner, tie whole of the lower floor and extensive cellarage of the • • - , QUEEN. I NSURANCE-BUILDINGS, 11, DALE-STREET. J. S. & Co. feel convinced that their intimate knowledge of the trade, the command of the best markets afforded them by - theif wholesale operations, their fixed determination to supply the - very best artieles•at the lowest cash prices, and their personal supervision of their business will, together, tend to insure them a continued and increasing share of public patronage. THE ANNEXED LIST OF PRICES WILL BE ] ' RECENT REDUCTION IN DUTIES Goods supplied in any quan Terms—Cash. 'MIND IN LIBERAL ACCORDANCE WITH THE )N WINES AND FOREIGN SPIRITS: !ity from One Pint upicards. PRICES. Terms—Cash: SPIRII'S. ' Per Ganon. BRANDY Finest Old Cognac (Pale and - ' • Brown)" • ' 28s. Old ditto ditto 245. • , Old, in cases, f'm 565. 131 doz. HOLLANDS Finest Ohl Schiedam - • Do., in Cases, per Dozen 34a. , m, -/ Good 3os. WHISKY The Celebrated JJ us: • ',Ai Finest Old Irish • 16t .'; „ Islay Malt l6s. Fine Scotch Malt l4s. t ;" „ Grain l2s. RUM Fine Jamaica l4s. ' GIN Bast I.ondonicholson's).. Its. „ Plymouth and Bristol . 12s. ALE AND PORTER. Qts. Pts. lilt. Pts. ALE, Pass and Co.'s East India Pale 6s. Od. 3s. 6cl. ' Strong Edinburgh Fine Scotch Od. 9s. Od. 2s. Od. Light Dinner 3s Od. 2s. Od. BARCLAY'S Best London Stout 6s Od. 3s. 6d. GUINNESS & CO.'S Extra Dublin Do 4s. od. 2s. 9d. 2s. Od. CIDER, Devonshire is. Od. 3s. 03. 'ln Half Barrels. 31s. 245. and 275. 245. 2S s. and 335. ALE, Bass and Co.'s East India Ditto Mild STOUT, Guinness and C 0.% Extra Dublin Barclay's London r, and the same amount will be repaid w hen returned. .ers per Post promptly executed. Hampers packed to order parts of the country. ALE AND PORTER: Imperial Qts. ' Pte. Half I'ts , ALE, Bass's,East India Pale Cs. ud. -3s. 6d. • 2s. 4d. Best Edinburgh 6s. Od. 89. 6d. Fine Mild 4s. 6d. 2a. 9d. TABLE BEER, Preston pans 39. Od. 2a. Od. PORTER, Oiliness' Extra Stout 49. td. 2s. 9d. 2s. Od. ' Barclay's London Do. 6s. Od. 3s. Vd. CIDER, Devonshire ss. Od. is. Od. In Half Eris. ALE, Bass & Co.'s East India Pale 34s. Ditto ' Mild 24s. and 275. PORTER, Guinness' Extra Stout Barclay's London Ditto 2Bs. and 335. and the same amount allowed when the's , are returned. . ers Packed to oner, and forwarded to- all parts of the country. ictually attended to. TREMENDOUS FIRE IN LIME-STREET. SUCCESSFUL TEST CHATW COD'S SAFES. (SEE OPINIOX3 UP THE PRESS.) The Safe and Contents on• view at the Show-rooms, 22, SOUTH JOHN.STREET. FRENCH .PRINTED MUSLIN'S. AST YEAR'S PATTERNS, the best quality, Reduced from 20s. the Dress, to 12s. 9d. _LA 'FRBNCII'MUSLIN Rol3l3B'ReduCed from 265. 6d..t0 18s. 6d., warranted Fast Colours. LAST YEAR'S ➢fOHAIRS, Light and Dark, ,Reduced from -18 s. 6d. to. 12s. 6d. ,the Dress. PATTERNS SENT FREE 131 — POST. J., CRIPPS, .14 AN D 16, BOLD-STREET.' TO. PURCIIAS,ERS OF' FURNITURE. m ORRIS AND CO., GREAT NO w RTH A ER E N H O FU U R S N E ITURE, CARPET, AND BEDDING • I'2 , BERRY-STREB7, LIVERPOOL, Have always a.STOCK of well-seasoned FURNITURE and UPHOLSTERY on hand, suitable for every class Residence. INSPECTION IVIED. The £l6 WALNUT DRAWINGSROOM surrE, covered in EARNESTLY Velvet' o1i• N Damask, consists of SIX CHAIRS, COUCH, and TWO EASY CHAIRS, to be had only of the Manufacturers ' e MORRIS AND CO., GREAT NORTHERN EURNITURE, CARPET, AND BEDDING WARDHOUSE, 12, BERRY-STREET, LIVERPOOL.. Goods Packed and Deliyered Carriage Free within Twenty Miles. LATE DINNERS. 1 FItESH ' JOiNTS • AND ENTREES IN SALOONS, • ' • ` FROM Fowl.' TO SEVEN P. M . HALF-COURSE DINNERS, is. 6n. I FULL-COURSE DINNERS, 2s. 613. OR AS PER BIM. OF FARE. DANDERSON having secured the services of a superior Cool( and CUTTER, from LONDON, and a GENERAL . SUPERINTENDE NT , and having made several new and important K ITCHEN ARRANGEMENTS, has every confidence in recommending his Establishment.. • He is also enabled to undertake the;supply of. Late Dinners, as above noticed, which he has no doubt will be a conveniexce to many of his customers. D. ANDERSON, would fe e l o b l i ge d b y any of his customers informing him of any cause of complam . • t, if such should occur. MERCHANTS' NEW DINING ROOMS, ' SLATER • COURT, CASTLE-STREET. ~.4 , , . . ! As GAS! Cr AS! .(I • - ' T HE OLD , GAS - FITTING WORKS, CHANDELIER, and LUSTRE IMANIIFACTORY IS REMOVED FROM 28, lIANOI , ER-STREET To - • • LEITH HOUSE, SLATER-STREET, ADJOINING THE BIBLE DEPOSITORY. • . , • J WREFORD HUNT, • . . •In announcing the above, returns his gratefnl thanks to the many generous Patrons who have going supported him, and begs to fissure them that, aided. by - the vastly increased facilities which these Premises afford, he will be enabled to present to the Public the best assortmeut of Gas-Fittings, Chandeliers, and articles' connected with the trade to be found. The SitikBs-FINISHING WORKS are so replete that Orders can be executed on the ehortest notice. • The GAS-FITTING and PIPE-LAYING will be conducted by able and efficient hands, strictly superintended, and none but the best quality of materials used. fa - LEI HUSE SLATER-STREET. BRONZING TH AND O LAC , QUERING EXECUTED ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OF TWENTY YEARS. , SAMLTEL UTTER'S REVISED HOUSE FURNISHING LIST FOR 1860, MAT BE MAD ON APPLICATION, . AT 19, BOLD STREET, LIVERPOOL, OPPOSITE CONCERT` STREET. S CUTTER'S extensive Show • Roeins offers the greatest variety to purchasers of every Article in peciroo a pl a and D raw ing g ste ßo a T o r w uzi c tr a4 toth e e d r in wah e m an os i t r g gr e e Sto ma ck o f in Dre;sin K g it ga e Lsr i F l e2LA ib ju ar rred D l i i n a i i n r, g n accordance with the following List. ' ' : : 4 AU the Bedding is purified by Steam Machinery, and warranted sweet and fit for immediate use. IRON BEDSTEADS, PATENT DOVETAIL JOINT, AND JAPANNED (VARIOUS COLOURS), IRON PORTABLE BEDSTEADS FOR EMIGRANTS, &e. M'ROiD-STREET,•LIYERPOOL THE ORIGINAL ESTABLISHMENTS FOR EXCLUSIVE%ILE SALE 0 F VULCANISQ , D l A NDIA RIMIER AND GIITTA PERCHA. WATERPROOFS, AIRPROOFS, AND ELASTICS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. HELLEWELL'S VULCAIkMED lirme-nra -2 AND 3, uric TUBULAR - , CUSHIONS. 53, QUADRANT, Warm, Dry, and Resilient, under CASTLE LIME-STREET. any circumstances. Especially use- STREET. ful for the outside seats of Carriages, Omnibuses, &c. ELLEWELL'S kNAPSACKS, HAVRESACKS, ' K . ESSING WALLETS , CAN TR iai 2, j ß ir CASTLE ' Ctrrs Silk Pocket SIP HOIsTIA S, in case, Hat Suspenders, Tobacco Bags and Pouches, &c. STREET. 2 AND 3, QUADRANT, Lila-STREET. s - TTELLEWELL'S E L L E W. E L*L's ' NEW' ' PATENT INDIA- , ON T ,be G gs E to. inform his Friends and the Public that he has opened the 53, , AIR-PROOF BEDS, PIL- 2 Astu 3 53, MA iER TUBULAR MATS, for 2 AND 3, CASTLE- r S, CrSHIONS, ' BATHS, LIFE QUADRANT, CASTLE- Doors, Bath-rooms, &e. Non-ab- QUADRANT 70, "*GREA STREET. PR ORGE-STREET, GREAT GEORGE-PLACE, (LATE CREASY,) sax-stylise, invaluable a.tsea, Rail- Lrsik-s•iasxz. , STREET. sorbent, warm, soft, and elastic, Lime-nasal': way Travelling Cushions, &c ., &c. , and for cleanliness and durability . THE SALE OF FURNISHING IRONMONGERY, , . - Prics, for CASH.. that cannot fail to give general satisfaction. • El L E.W E L L'S • ' ' - . . - At ' Tea and Coffee Pct, Cream Ewer and Sugar Basin from 70s 0,1 2 Azir, 3, ja t , v s L C_A N Hs)). INDIA '._ ! . . •ELLEWELL'S rising , ELECTED ..PLATED Szr, comp TEA Sroass from es C per dozen. QUADRANT, • ' OBER HOSE TIEING, for Water- 53, NEW CASHMERE WATER- ....... PLATED or NICKEL SILVER . A...ACTED.. from les Sdd per dozen. Erns- STREET. 'T r • Gardens; Wrahing Windows, CASTLE- 2 Auk) 3, u FS, a most recherche Gar- 53 , 011°Yt‘t0i-v.e Premisie from 22s Oil per dozen. Carriages, &c. Veryusefed in case STREET. QUADRANT, went, suitable for 'any climate', and CASTLE- TABLE DITTO , DI .. TTO ................. from 36i, ed each. of Fire; &b. ' - ' , ... Erssn-IiiREET. not distinguishable 'from an ordi- STREET. LONDON-BRONZED TEA URNS • ......................................................... . from es od per set. ' ELLEWELL's .. ~ nary overcoat. B EVEU E L O C O A T r io S e k live D' r l y ND an lA d ' ' . . Oval TRANS, Set of Three. . .......... - ...... , from 12s 6d per dozen. 53, , , w,A,TE,RFROOF . COATS,. • 2 AND 3, • 13 ELLEW E L L' S _ IVORY TABLE KNIVES, trim les ed per dozen. DITTO ' DESSERT .. _ " " from 20s Od STREET. Caps, and Overalls, new, nsanuraC- LIME -STREET. ' 33 , CASTLE-' 'fa rnas, `RaglanS, Poncho's, CliPe., QUADRANT, . ' . Dasszar SPOONS AND k aa 'ort ia ic a s at .. a _ . a .. a .. a . : ..... ...................................................... HASTENER AND B OTTLE J AUK ........................ troll' Is 61 to 60s. 2 AND 3, FENDERS from 2s tid to bies. ture, warranted to resist heat or cold CASTLE , Airpump VALVES. Patent STEAM QUADRANT, ' •' from 15s Od STREET. PAciiiicts, ineluding Crickiners and L _III E-.STESSIT. ~ SET OF SIX OVAL 13ISII COVERS ' .................. ............................................ . ................... ' I nmongery Bell -hanging, Locksmith, Whitestaith, and Range Manufacturr. ELLEWELL'S Tucks, &c. Wholesale and Euilders ro . • GUTTAPERCHA TUBING, .. , . , . .4' . 2 A" 3, or t e conveyance of Sounds, Acids . 03, , 11. EL L E AST•E‘L L'S • QUADRANT, _. gad Wat,e,l,' CAB:BOYS,' BOTTLES, CASTLE- • and GUN and PISTOL Cavils; CASTIIE FISHING and SHOOTING LIME..STREET. t VPHONS FUNNELS, Photographic STREET. 2 AND 3 . , , lrow -1 %, HATS and BAGS STOCKINGS r ' 33, ' Flax latnis • • -- . . . Baths, & e. • ' and the public that he and his buyers have returned LIME-STREET. n QUADRANT, CRICKET GLOVED, • STREET. F respectfully informs his friends . TT ELLEWE L L' S . • . . 3 kr-Ts, Game and FASHIONS FOR APRIL, 1860. Fishing Bags. •.• LIFE BELTS,_ invaluable ."., _ at - St, can be carried in the Pocket. 2 AND 3, • ll . E•LLE W E L J.' S for sale. .' . having made extensive purchases in each department. The whole are now ready ' of one case of .FREACH SILKS, at 2, 2, 3 , 3 i, 4, and 4 a Guineas the Robe, STREET. CASTLE- See testimonials. These Belts can QUADRANT, be adjusted and inflated without LIME-STREET. 53, GUTTA PERCHA SHEET, 4 -- LEWIS . a . .ssists4ee, - CASTLE- RIVING BANDS, Roirizi and F • 2 A:in 3 CLOTHES LIN ES, Win p . "1 ''. QUADRANT, fully One Two -alld-a-half , Guineas below the usual prase/ ........... , - STREET. a - DINTS ' TT ELLEW E,L,L's .. . .-.oi.ige, soLuTiosl, art., GUTTA LIME-sTR.IT PERCIIA. TISSUE &C. are.replete.witit novelty, fully assorted. Each article marked in plain figures. • • NEW PATENT VUL- ~, , t The following Departments 2 Asp 3, aITIZED INDlA=nussza MUSICAL ' .9. ' E LLB W B L L ' S E. L. invites particul SHAWLS. , ' • ' ''''' • , BOXN•ETS. FURNISHING. QUADRANT, DOLLS, Toys, &c., beautiful and CASTLE- 2 AND 3, Bing WADING* DECK BOOTS 53 ' 3FILLINERY, CARPETS, Lufs - svE-/..• durable; without the possibility of STREET. QUADRA, ST, eing vulcanised, . ' PAISLEY, - -- ' -., , ' CRINOLINE, DAMASK, a child hurting itself. are unaffected by CASTLE- .;•, , - , , LAXE7STREET. climate changes, strong and service- STREET. PARIS, -....--: . 1., r ar inspection FANCY, DIMITIES. i lIELLEWELL'S , BOOT and SHOE GUSSET, able, and equal to any emergency. . E L ,EWE - &c,, FURNITURE, 54, in twilled and plain silk, black and 2 AND 3, • SURGICALAPPLTANCES -_. PRINTS, CASTLE- coloured satinette, terry, woollen, QUADRANT, ~_ , 3 _ 3, ...,' Si XMAS ' INJECI:ION 83, MANTLES dr JACKETS. STREET• mohair, alpaca, and cotton,- 2to 8 L IMF...STREET. UASTLE,. '., .c•R EAST Pun PS, BED.PANS,Ur TLES. QUADRANT, . RIBBONS, ' CORNICES, inches, quality good; price low. ' STREET. ~, rx ALS, CAS S PLE .E.XIIAUSVNIS CUPS, NElv B ARN , EL LIMB -STE Li "i . , SILK, --• ' • , FLOWERS, ' , PARASOLS. . LACE AND MUSLIN , IT 'Eq. L E - W E• L L'S . . SYPINONS, &C • sliuurß:laig V hipt : ipt L lii e vat A nitt N y, a l na S dn E dd D ura lD . u, • CLOTH, ••. , . , , --- CURTAINS, • ELASTIC •SILK, and , 53 • • • HELLEWELL's REPS. HABERDASHERY.• CHAMBERS'S PATENT IRON ' I'AND 3, °MON STOCKINGS, LEGGINGS 2 AND 3, • ----• QUADRANT., ANK!,Ersond KNEE- CAPS , fqc Nari: "4,!41., QUADRANT , , TRIMMINGS, .. .. . . BEDSTEADS, SUCTION '- SIL K S • . . , . • LINE-ETiaEr• case Veins, weak J9lata, Armlets, fur ' • LIME.STREET. HOSE, w ill bear any amount of pres. Al'itY„.lT. • FRINGES, - ' BRASS DITTO, ~ ,• Wilstlets, Jim. • .' •• . • •BRITISH, . - . BUTTONS, , FEATHER BEDS, , -- . FRENCH, . • . TT•ELLEWEL•L'S • PILLOWS, i: i:E WE L L i s ' ORNAMENTS, HAIR A.ND FLOCK VULCANIZED INDIA , .MOIRE, , LACES, MATTRESSES, 58, ItUAER SHEET • WASH . ~..., 2 AND a, • • • aa, 'HYDROSTATIC. BEDS ,. . . CASTLg - TUBING' Delivery and Suction Hon, ' QIIA.DRANT, CASTLE- c o l ' ILLOWS CUSHIONS, for Hot and 2 AND 3, WATERED, , • • STAYS, LINENS, FOOL and Dr - LiNii**olr. STREET. ~ T STREW. Macrmin BELTING, FOO . , .- 7 . - .. d Water NEcx , , BACK, SPrxt, QUADRANT, , GLACE, , . an,.NVALID CUSHIONS, Foot Pillows LIVE -sTatEr. defy Yaws, 49, • for hot watch &o. ' FANCY AND PLAIN. BABY LINEN, SHEETINGS, . J • '' : • % - 1' : , iii••••••••....... e . . . OUTFITTING, - COUNTERPANES, • AnIOLESALE AND RETAIL, EXPORT ORDERS 'EXECUTED FRO& STOCK WITH DESPATCH. /.:m THE AMIRXESI: Nos. 2 AND 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, AND 53: CASTLE-STREET, CORNEA OF HARRINGTON-STREET S. HELLEWELL, • PROPRIETOR' FANCY .DRESSES.' GLOVES, . .. NURSERY LINENS, MOHAIR.% CHALLIES, REPS, HOSIERY, HORROCKS & cßEwpsoN's POPLINS, MUSLIN,. PRINTS,, &c. , PERFUMERY, &c. • CALICOES. E. LEWIS'S ATTIRE and FURNISHING, GUIDE sent free of charge to any address.. BAZAAR, 113 AND 115, 'GREAT GEORGE-STREET. ONE ENTRANCE ONLY. DRAPERY STOCK, £2,848 18s. 10d. FRISBY, DYKE, & CO. beg to announce that they have purchased, by public tender, from the Accountant, the whole of the STOCK-IN-TRADE of Messrs. D. P. MORGAN & CO., 101, London-road, amount ing to £2,848 18e. ICd., at a discount of 321 per cent. less than cost price for cash. OF STOCK. Silks and Velvets Wincbys, brohairs, and Coburgs t';ney Dresses I Linens Flannels Gloves and Hosiery Haberdashery fwd. Dress Trimmings , Donnpts Feathers and Flowers Muslims Silk Handizerehiefs, Ties, &e. Umbrellas and Parasols ' 103 3 9 4$ 4 1 259 8 8 238 5 8 142 0 8 74 14 35 14 1 29 15 5 45 10 2- Mantlts, Shawbs, and Pura Mantle , Cloths Ribbons Lace Goods Calicoes Prints Checks'and ilingitams. £2,848 18 10 [facture, and well adapted for family use), SELLING. a.m., and Close at Seven p.m.. • VOL. VI.--No. 2,059. ABSTRACT £255 14 11, 2'73 13 0 .127 6 5 139 3 0 ;8 17 1 660 2 7 134 12 6 162 2 9 97 8' 4 37 18 10 These Goods (which are of excellent man; ARE NOW . The Premises will Open at Tei FRISBY, DYKE, & CO., 58, 60, 62. 64, AND 66, LORD-STREET. IRON AND NAIL WAREHOUSE, BECKWITH-STREET, PARK-LANE. , TOHN 'GIBBONS . and CO. have ON SALE a well-assorted STOOK'et : BAtt, HOOP, SHEET, and ROD IRON, STEEL, Wrought and Cut NAILS, Bre., Wholesale and 'Retail. NEW. PATTERNS FOR, THE SPRING' IN FRENqn AND PAISLEY SHAWLS. CRIPPS begs to announce the arrival of the New Designi in French and. Paisley Woven Cashmere pp • Long and Sqbare SHAWLS, besides the purchase of part of a Manufacturer's Stock, at a considerable reduction from - the original price. The richest lot of the latter are £6 10s., worth' 8 Guineas; the text 5 Guineas, equally cheap. A great number at •3 Guineas, recently sold at 80s. to 908.; and lower numbers down to 1 Guinea each, at a corresponding reduetion:—The Shawl, Mantle, Silk, Dress, and Fur Warehouse, 14 and 16, Bold-street. JOHN CRIPPS, PROPRIETOR. CABINET FURNITURE, UPHOLSTE RY , BEDSTEADS , BEDDING , LOOKING - GLASSES , &c. URQUH ART AND ADAMSON'S SHOW-ROOMS, 13 AND 15, BOLD -STREET, LIVERPOOL., FAMILIES AND PARTIES FURNISHING Are reminded that their STOCK always consists of ;he largest and most complete assortment in Liverpool, or elsewhere, of DININd-ROOM, DRAWING-ROOM; BREAKFAST-ROOM, LIBRARY, PARLOUR, BEDROW — HALL, KITCHEN, AND OFFICE FURNITURE, &c., Manufactured and Warranted by U., and A., of well-seasoned Materials, New Designs,'and first-class Workmanship, and supplied with eve, y facility of Selection on the best and most advantageous terms. THE UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT Is also replete with every description of DAMASKS, CHINTZES, SILKS (from Lyons), RIPS, VELVETS, CORNICES, etc. U. and A.'s New and Original Designs for EMBROIDERED VALANCES and DRAPERIES are unequalled by any House in the Trade. Iron and Brass Bedsteads. URQUHART AND ADAMSON, CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, BEDSTEAD AND BEDDING MANUFACTURERS, THE HOUSE FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT, AND NORTH OF ENGLAND BEDDING HOUSE, 13 AND 15, 'BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. WORKSHOPS, CIIIIRCH-LANE, Where CONNOISSEURS may SELECT the WOOD, and Superintend the Execution of their own Orders. U. and A.'s House Furnishing Guide may he had on application. THE TRADE SUPPLIED. • Country Orders pecked free. Export and Shipping Orders, to aay extent, promptly executed: NOTE.—URQUHART and ADAMSON; to meet a want long experienced in Liverpool and neighbourhood, have now appropriated in CHURCH-LATE, a limber of DRY, LIGHT, and CLEAN ROOMS, for STORING the HOUSE HOLD FURNITU'RE of Families requiring sueh'accommodation. PRESIDENT : HARMOOD BANNER, Esq. *KY-PRESIDENTS : • - GEORGE ARKLE,'Esq. .T . OfTN , BRAN„CKEH, Esq. John Aikin, Esq. William T. Mann, E'sq. Rev. T. B. Banner. r : r • R. Be: thou Preston, Esq. 13 , r0. Bateson, Esq." - = r. B. Xewtctri, Es., • William Bennett, Esq..„, Gordon Boss, 14 3 :,, James Gordon, Esq. 1 Thos. R. Slialleross,-Esq. Henry Gna*ebrook, jun., Esq. 1 Joseph Steel, Esq. .1. J.ltance, Esq. John Torr, Esq. • Thos. Kendall ( Esq.., ' ,IVin t R. 'Winch, E s 4 . Edwd. Lawrence, .E_..3.4,_ _ _ DALE, Treasurer. *NOTICE. 13A4DLEY BROTHERS have REMOVED to DirkE.:Feritkitr (oonier of Colg&tt - `Ptivet),-•duri ng th e R-PUILDPI ' G,of 00rPremisee, 52, Bold-street, • tfo • Pance's-p ar k and UST, on Sunday last, between . Mcsley-hlll, McfsuN COLLAR SLEEVES, and a Pair of — GOLD SLEEVE :LINKS. Whoever flues ,the same, awl will take them 'to Mi. ITayinan's, Mairdressi, Church -street, will receive FIVE,SHILLINGS 3api3 R A DLE BftOTHERS remeetttlly, :inform their I Friends and the Public, that the yen - wining Part of the STOCK of CABINET FITR.NITfIRE will he,on , SA LIE tor a short time by PRIVATE TREATY, at a GREAT REDU CTION in PRICE, on their - Premisis, Ntr. 159, Duke-street, collier of Colquitt-street.• - • Feb. 27, 1860. - p E r : A ie ß t K o : T ot C t O t r " l i k , :N iß Y i . o - 01. . LIVERPOOL L irE N:W iN. C . A f NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the ANNuAL I.CATTLE EW CATTLE MARKET CA:IMPART will be held at the cATTLII NIT MA.maxw Marl. ' Fresco:it-road.. on TuEttuv, the 17th dal; 'of April instant, at Three o'clock in the after noon. , ~ By order, TOWNEND, RIDLF.Y aid JACKSON , y, Liverpool, 9th April, 1960. . . Clerk.; to the. Corn i, i an __,_ A. --- 61 - ,,53() Ario ---- . MERCANTII.E . I.I4 tINE "A ERN fr. N OTIOE - is IllittitY GIVEN, that th e A I N - NuA L GENERAL ME TING .of the Members AF dates the Mercantile Malin Service Association of Lip of v; iii ol\T be held in the Reams of •the - Association, 20, watei4s tre e t, Liverpool, on Friday- neTt, the 13th of April instant, to rec e i ve the Report of the Council and Statement of Accounts tor the aa e pr n e i 3 r a I past e year, then to be submitted ; t e i n el dj ec to t :t t , n t:n e : I:B'be7, :t6tejef-ftl°re3tßuPPlY. the lace of 'those retirink by ballot ; business oftlirtsOctatloti: - BEN. J. lIIONISON .S . . . Y. 20, *ater-street, Apri . e9, IS6O, • rplirE Undersigne.4,:hving formed conuections with tespon;3lble and eminent Members of the Bar of the er ,principal Cities; of the Unitpd;:States, : will td to the COLLECTION C( CLAIMS, and the transaction of Geneh.l ntishuiS aLlilllugta of the RUFERTNCFS : GERAREIRALSTON, Es 1., London. THOMAS RAMSAY, Esg., Me4srsi STAYEE't, ZTGO)LASA.'& Ailligh C. WILLING LITTELL, Attorttey anti Connsellor-at-Lia No., 520, Walpul-street, Philadelphia. ' PARIB ft ''OP 1.716(1E ------ - AtT THE ANNUAL GENERAL VESTRY held in be Chursb of Saint Nichelas, on E aster Tuesday, the Ot day , of April; . 0; ' preent, - Rev. 'At GUSTL'S CAMPBELL, Rector, Chairman. • ' The notice convening the Meeting was read.' Th e summary of the Church,aynntleaa' Aceounta .for the past year was subieltted. It was moved by Mr Overseer Scott, sec o nd e d b y Mr Denton, and resolved : "That Mr John Wakefield Cropper:be elected a Churchwarden forsthe;eneuing year." . ~ • , It was moved by Mr William B. Bairstow, and seconded by Mr Overseer.Critchleyi ".That Mr Thomas Smith be elected a' Churchwarden for the ensuing year." . • , ' It' was moved as en .amendment . by• Mr Churchwarden Cropper, and seconded by Mr Charles Chalk ; "That Mr James Denton be so elected in the place of Mr. Smith." ~ The origin il motion and the amendment having been sevee rally put from the Chair the motioa was declar e d b y t h e Chair nian to be carried, - whereupon a 13011 was demanded by Mr Chalk on behalf of Mr Denton. .. . At a subsequent period of the me e ti ng the amendment was withdrawn, and Mr Thouias Smith was :unanimously elected Churchwarden. . • , ~ ... s .. It was moved by 31i Chtirchwarden Cropper, seconded by Mr Bairstow, and resolved : " That Mr, Joseph . Gibbons Livingston be elected a Sideeman for the ensuing year." ~ • It was moved .by Mr Churchwarden Cropper, seconded by Mr Bairstow, and resolved ; " That Mr John Robert Tinley be elected a Sidesman for the ensuing'Year." : - It was moved' by-Mr Churchwarden Cropper,.adetnided 'by' Mr Bairstow, and resolved : " That Mr 'George Nikon and Mr Theophilus Palmer Gwatkin be re-elected Churchwardens of St. John/i Church:for the ensuing year." It was moved by Mr ChrxrchWarden Cropper, seconded by Mr Bairstow, and resolved: "That Mr James Reddecliffe Jeffery and Mr William Roberts be re-elected Churchwardens of St. Parini Church for the ensuing year." r It was moved by Mr Churchwarden Cropper, seconded by Mr Alderman Woodruff, and rusolved: " That no Church-rate be laid -for the -present year, but that the Churchwardens be recommended to collect a Voluntary Rate of one penny in. the pound, as last year, for Church and other purposes," It was moved by Mr William.; Roberts ; seconded by Mr Churchwarden Cropper, * and , * resolved : "Th a t t h e Church wardens be requested to assist out or the Voluntary Rate in providing such necessaries for PribliCWOrship in St. Paul's' Church, as one of the Parish. luu:clieS,,ini cannot be defrayed out of the Parochial Rate; • such assistanee_. not to exceed in . .. amount, the sum of £lOO for the present year," It was moved by Mr Churchwarden Cropper, seconded by: Mr Chalk, and resolYed t 5 , " That it'Cemetery Rate of one far thing in the. pound be allowed for the ensuing year, to be applied towards the completion fof * thell'ardchial. turying" Ground at Walton." Mr Churchwarden. Cropper notified to the Meeting that a' Parochial Rate or Assessment of one halfpenny in the pound would be required for the ensuing year, to enable the Church-. wardens to discharge the respective imposts 'placed upon the Parish by statute 26 Gee. 111., cap. 15; and the - Several other' . local statutes having reference thereto.,, It was moved by Mr Churchwarden Cropper, by Mr' Alderman Woodruff; and resolved 1 "That Mr GearseNickson' and Mr. Thomas - Wylie be, and . they. 114 - 'hei'eby appoint under the provisions of the statute 26 Geo. VI., c... 16, the Assessors of the assessments to h e .in a d e a s a Parnehial‘Rate for! the ensuing year of such an tonou4 as' to enable the Church wardens to discharge the respective imposts placed.ontbi par ish by the. said statute, and the ,several other local.statutes having reference thereto." ~ It was moved by . Mr Churchwarden CroPper, , sechnded by Mt Aldertnan Woodruff, and resolved: " That, in pursuance of the 1060.1 gtatote, 26 GO, ITL;;c:ls,intituled an 'Act for Augment.' ing and Astertaiding'tlic - tacome of the Rector of the Parish Church and the, Parochial Chapel of Liverpool,' Edwar,d Aris, Thomas James - 131atkie,' l'O'hii*MOlyneux,, John • Rogers 'Jelin . i Roper Thompson, Charles Hart the younger i Williamlin Christian, William G eorge, - Shiai - Bennet t,and Thomas Bird be, and they are heireby appointed, Collectors of a ll and every the'rate and rates, UssesSment and assessments to be'made,•in pursuance Of the said statute, or any other statutes applicable thereto, by the Assessors aforesaid, or to be-appointed-under the said Act of the 26th Geo. 111., c. 15." : It was moved by Mr Churchwarden Cropper, seconded by Mr Peck, and resolved : " That Mr John Lightbound be appoidted a Select vestryman for, two, years, ,in the plitee'Of Mr Archer, disqUalified by reason of non-attendance." It was moved, as an amendment, by Mr-Charles Chalk, but not seconded : " That Mr Alfred Whittle be so appointed in the place of Mr Lightbound." , , It was moved by Mr. Churchwarden Cropper, seconded by Mr Alderman Woodruff, and resolved : " That Mr .Fraucis Lee Jones be appointed a Select Vestryman for two years, in the place of Mr Satchell, appointed an Overseer." .. It was moved by Mr Church Warden Cropper, seconded by Mr Bairstow, and. resolved : "That Mr : "Edward: Byford - be appointed a Select Vestryman for one year, in the place of Mr Robert T. Steere.": - It was moved by Mr Churchvi - at Cropper, seconded by Mr Bairstow, and resolved : "Med Ar Robert Broinne be appointed a Select Vestryman for thrcb years." It was moved by Mr Chumhwartlen trapper, seconded b Mr Chalk, and resolved : " Thatialr !Ambrose, Byford be is - appointed a SeleCt Vestryman for three years." - It was moved by sir Churchwarden Cropper, 'seconded by . Mr Peck,' and resolved ; "That Mr Joseph Caffereta be re appointed:a Select Vestryman for three yrars." It was moved by Mr Churchwarden Cropper, seconded by 3fr Overseer Scott, and resolved: " That Mr Joseph' Hughes be re-appointed a Select Vestrymturfor ttrrra years." It was moved, by Mr Churchwarden Cropper, - seconded by Mr Alderman 'Woodruff, and resolved : "That Mr George Melly be re-appointed a Select'Vestrman for three years." It was moved by Mr Churchwarden Cropper, seconded by .Mr Ove e rseer Scott, :and resolved : ,, inhat Mr H enry John Syred ip seer Scott, a Select Vestryman for three years." It was , moved by Mr Churehwatden Crepper, 'seconded by Mr Bairstow, and resolved : "That Mr Samuel Gooodacre be uppointed a-Select Vestryman for three years." Mr Churchwarden Cropper, on behalf of the c hurchwardens ,' and overseers, presented a report and statement of accounts relative to the dock rating question. It was moved by me Churchwarden Cropper, seconded' by -` Mr Overseer Scott, and resolved ; "That a vo l untary rate of one half-peany in time pound be allowed for the'ensuing Year, to be applied towards the expenses of bringing under charge to the poor's rate all property within the parish ; and that; should any surplus remain et the end of the year, it be handed over to succeeding Churchwardens and Overseers for similar par,. poses.,, • - . . • ) , ,• . : . . Mr Churchwarden Cropper, on behalf of the Churchwardens and Overseers, as trustees,pf ,Plumbe's and Stanley's charities. and -in pursuance of the Charitable Trusts Act, 1853, and the Charitable Tl3ss,rnstsAmendment Act,l3ss,presented a statement of accounts in connection with these charities. AUGUSTUS CAMPBELL, Chairman. ; The chair having been vacated, ... It was moved by Mr Chinchwitrilesi.Cropper, seconded by Mr Alderman Woodruff, and resolved : " That the thanks of this Vestry be recorded in favour of the Rte. Bettor Cathpbell; for his able and impartial conduct as chairman of the present meeting." .HENRY J. HAGQVR, Vestry Clerk. "VISITORS to Liverpool and. Commercial Gentlemen v will find Clean audeontfortabla and inexpensive ACCOM MODATION at BARNES' DINING ROOMS, 32, Elliot -street. London and Liverpool Palle's taken 'daily. ' 7Sjels ARTISTS;AMATEURS,&IIIIItAN • . , supplied with • ' OIL AND WATER COLOURS, • • BRUSHES, CANVAS, DRAWING PAPER, EASELS, PALETTES, PAINT BOXES, . - - At lowest London prices. - ' PRINTS Lent to Copy; Elementary Studies of .Landscapes, Figures, and Heads; Drawing ,Pencils, beet,-he.. per doxen. Society pf Arts' Colour Box, Is. 3d. Oval aid Square Proxies, London )nanufacture. • • • • 3 , G. J. KEET, 92, RIGNSHAW-STIVERT. 12a19 `ESTABLISHED 1847. ILBERT EII'OTHERS, G FAMILY GROCERS; 41, LIME -STREET (OppostrE ELmoT-STREET, Are Selling much better • 4s. TEA & Is.- 4D . C'OFYEE Than cm; be had at other Establishments in Liverpool, excepting their Branches, at 121, SCOTLAND-ROAD, -131, SCOTLAND ROAD, and 2, NEWINGTON,IbLb-STREET. • 78je20 Families and the Trade supplied 'with groeihetSPlCES. MERIC:A.N S 6,,L ACE! ! Sninirers who 'want - A ItEALLY GOOD PIPE' OP TOBACCO, Are recommended to try the above. NONE GENUINE EXCEPT SOLD BY C. TURMEAU. OURNING .JEWELLERY, jOrIN G. JACOB, .6 o Dam T AND: •J E t 56, CHURCH-STRE ET , Respectfully calls attention t o hi s superior kook of BLACK ENAMELLEIQ JEWELLERY, BROOCHES, BRACEVRTS; •NECKLETS, RINGS, PINS, ANR STUDS, . Of the most elegant Patterns and the' beat Quality. Also„.iilarge assortment of • • REAL W.HITBY. J.ET, In the most choice patterns. HAIR WORKED INTO 'CHAINS', BRACELETS, RIN9B, BROOCHES, AND NF,CKLETS, AN D movivOON A SUPERIOR STYLE. • The slue Hair as left guaranteed to be 'aped. JOHN 6. JACO B , .OOLD•SMITH•AND JEWELLER, . • 56,•:CHUROH-STREET. ACCOUTREMENTS for RIFLE & ARTILLERY 7 VOLUNTEERS. HARRISON,, ! Bin it ix.iiGHA.m*- • WhOleeale Manufacturer, of *RAtiD LES; ' HARNESS, 'PORT MANTEAUS, TRUNKS; •VALISES, .GUN CASEs, SADDLE BAGS, HOLSTERS, end ACCOUTREMENTS, Si,:., &c., of every destription. _ , • WA T I ' M AGENTS: ORE & •WHITTXI. 4 8, 'SEEL=STREET, LIVERPOOL CAUTI . 0 N • .. . 20, DUKE SitICEET._ OIT I S C ASA,B.T .'I4LI, The only SuiieesSOr. to ihe i lato A. MSAIATELLI, 'enders his. moll gylt,etal:thanki for the liberal patronage he has received s#Re.t,tke deeth, of hi,s late uncle; and respectfully informs his frierldt and the public that he STILL CONTINUES to CABBY ON TIIE BUSINESS at the above place, and 11#.4-NOT BEEN REMOVED, as has been represented. . . • Note the Address-20, DUKE-STRE,ZTp, ESTABLISIIXP 1809. 810 -Ausint.,ss g]irttturu. WILLIAht MAYLIFF. BILLIARD TABLE . MAKER, 119au27 15 lIQUGIITON-QTREET LIVERPOnL. ESSRS. T. 0: COOPER & SON, GENRRAL BVE:ERS AND INSURANCE AGENTS, ECONO. IC LIFE OFFICE, 5, RUMFORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. GR. BELL, COAL AND CANNEL MEECRANT, • 4A, DUKE-STREET, (NEAR-TUE XUSTOM,ROUMEO 'ANn 151, WELLING'ION,ROAD, TIIXTETII-PARK. HOUSE. SHIPPING. -AND ENGINE COALS; T. GEORG-V-8, GoPFEE-110118E, 40 No. S. ISLINGTON FLAG, LIVERPOOL. 'J. PARSONAGE, (Clerk of St: John's Chnreb,) PROTRIETIR. • EXCELLENT ACCOMmODAII(.74 rem TNDIVIDIYALS, ' , ANHUI I s , . AND MARRIAoR PARTIES. -CHARGES STRICTLY MODERATE; The situation is central. being within one rninn.o's wa• of Lirneltteet Railway Station, and opposite the north eta of St. George's Hall. • 3ttios,u:44 EW DINING R-0,0M3 8 GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET weeti St. Joint's_ Market and Whiteehapel, near St. Georo's Hall, LIVE It P 0 0 L THURSFIELIT, - P,RopRIEToR, (Late Chief Cook at the Adelphi Ho tel. wELL-Arrtul Extw. 8 EINIG AIND (FROII PARIS) TAILOR'S AND DRAPERS, 34, CHURCH-STREET, • (OPPOSITE PARETER-STREPT.) Gentlemen's Own Materials made up on the Lowest Terms f,,r Ca,ii. TO LADIES. - NI i . i .L D sp A e M ett E on E to LA he l l. l .v res ark u F a t n fu d lli xt i e n ns vi i te e s ~ acll .i . te :e ut ot an .l th: lENIC CORSETS, which have obtain e d th e most exi iti sive patronage and t he hi L :hest l‘feilicill sanction.. They mill be found to embr ace ivery variety in Size and Pattern, at prices varying from 7s"..ed. uPwardi. .__.. itio, BOLD-STREET. A --- GLASS, CHINA, AND EA4Tii:C.NWA44.44IOIO -:WAREHOUSE; ven.writaiivis J. WARD, 36, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL. A great variety of richly-burnished Gold l'ea Sits, numerous patterns of Diunerund Toilet Services, richly Cut Glass of all kinds, bohemian and French Ornaments, Glass Shades, &c, Dinner Services from 35s Od Toilet Services from 5s 6d H 0 (EO PAT lil C COUOi s rrepared under the most able tiourceopathic advice, by the Largest ganufagurers of Cocoa in Europe. fa. 4d. PER POUND. Other maker& have acknowledged the superiority of this art i ale over all others. SOLD WUOLIDIALIC AND RFTATT. BY If: DOUBLEDAY & CO., 5, RANELACH-STREET. "TAY sending my WASHING MACHINES oa I) approval, I relieve inteidbig purchasers from all risk." - - - -- Coventry, Muni/ 1, 1860. Sir,---Myself and Mrs. M. are highly pleased with yc.ir Washing Machine : it performs more than we ever'expected. Yours truly, P.s.---If my opi n i on i s of an .I ` . M. MERCER— y good to you, pr a y ma k e use of it, being will sati s fi e d . To 'THOMAS BRADFORD, Patentee, Cathedral Steps, chesMr. London Office, 63, Fleet-Atreet : warebodse, Pouverie-street, NOTICE OF 'REMOVAL. D R, I E'" L S AL A WATCH MAN:V.PCTURER, • RElmveD. r,Rom 19, .PARKER-STREET, 3 :TO. • 36; CASTLE-STREEt CORNER OF BRUNSWICK-STREET. An of CASH excell e ßOXES; PLnt ANK AT SF E & c E,ou the Pret4be f port si!eurity . ' AMERICAN;eoOKIA- sis.. MITH • • AND WELLSTOODES S KITCHE N RANGES, CHURCHoitALL; PARLOUR,' BEt•ROOM, OFFIDE, AND LAUNDRY STOVF.S, CABOOSES AND id.A.ILEY STOVES FoR slurs, sTE...).ms,. AND YACHTS NEW' PATENT . SAFETY WATERWELT, DECK LAM-H."l PORTABLE FARMERS' +BOILERS, ate, IN GREAT TAQIETT AEG IitEAYIIFRT, NEW AY-SIGNS AT WILLIAM R. THORNHILL'S, , .69.'PARAD04-grAtEET.., "T"' LBION", HAIR CUTTING AND SIiA3fPOOING ROOMS, NO, 1, BRUNSWICK-STREET, CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. • .GEO,RGE. , CO.NSTABL E, (For the last Fifteen. Years in Caitle=street), • - AND THOMAS RENS.HA:Vir, (For the last Three Years in Business at 28, Bold-street), 13eg respectfully to state that the above central and convenient ROOMS are now OPENED for BUSINESS. - Shampooing 'on the Oxford (or Ova Lava) system ; a.; ale , ' with the South American quallaia Bark.,—the best know t preparation for that purpose. GENTLEMEN'A WIG -S AND ICALPS 'MADE ON THE *MOST' APPROVED PRINCIPLE • April, 180.0. REMOVAL OF HASWELL'S EAGLE IRON FOUNDRY FROM • 16, WOOD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. • - • 1 1 H b E , EXE OUT()lio t t o . ,th i e too late J. A. A th . o lA inhabitants of Liverpool° most respectfullyt thatanthe ' announce closed the aboN • Foundry and REMOVED the BUS ESS to their new coin modious Premises, 25, SEEL-STREET, Corner of Concert-street, near. Bold-street, where they will be enabled to MANUFACTURE both heavy and light dAST- • IN GS, "GIRDERS, and COLUMNS, of all sizes not exceeding -40 feet in length, including every det - cription of Plain and. Ornamental Wrought {tad Case-iron Work for building and. other purposes. A large variety of CASTINGS always KEPT ON lIAND,, and every description MADE TO ORDER. T. C. CLARKE,- PROPRIETOR. • REMOVAL. -' • D EN.T A.L SAT R-G'E RY. NSTABLISHED IN THE NORTH OF ENGLAND UPWARDS OF TWENTY YEARS. • • MRSSRS. -MOSEL-Y. SURGEON-DENTISTS) HAVE REMOVED TO 78, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. GITEMICALLY PREPARED 6UTTA 'PERCHA GUAM AND EVERT 01:HEIt IMPROVDMENT EN THE DENTAL ART. ' • Consultations and every information tree of expanse. Charges strictly Moderate. ATTENDANCE. DAILY. iincui : SO. lIERNERS- LO STREET. OXFORD-STREET. eIREAT IMPROVEMENT- IN TI/4 CONSTRUCTION OF PIANO-FORTEB. By her Majesty's Royal Letters Patent, and .by Letters P a t en t fro his Imperial Majesty Napoleon 111., Emperor of the. French. ENewsu P.trioir,,; Sealed 40 1 5 , 185 5. .kailicir PATENT c Sealed May 14, 18:35. DREAPER'S PATENT COMPENSATING BARS AND HARMONIC CHAMBERS. Specimens of this beautiful improvement applied to their Oblique, Grand', Cottages; dice., may•turtv be seen at W. P. DB.EApER & SON'S, PATENT Plike-FOR :5 TE MKERS, Almon ' i lifsf 6 r , o I t t le E t T i'r t s ir' s? r°BL Europe may , be sem upon application. - - . . H - 11- I — 6l S 0 N • FAMILY AND DISPENSING CIIEMIST. ate sive year s P r i ncipal Assistant with SAVORY AND Moons., Chemists to TRY Gomm, Nsw I.loNa.e.rytirm; London.) • Messrs. SAVORY & MOORE respectfully inform the Inha— bitants of Liverpool that they have appointed Mr. HINGSTON, 53, Bold-street, Sole Agent for the sale of their Proprietary Medicines, Pharmaceutical Compolinds, &0., prepared in their Laboratory, 143, Neu Bowl-street, London, which will be a' sufficient guarantee for the purity of the Medians: obtained, at his Establishment. thvoity and Mooint's Seidlitz - rbwders Tincture of: Myrrh. and. Borax, Absorbent Lozenges, Jeremies Opium, &c. Sea , and Family Medicine Cheats, Earina's Eau tle Cologne, Vichy, German •and Brighton Seltzer Waters, Pure Cod Liver Oil.. Also, Cod Liver Oil with lodide of Iron, Marshmallow Lozenge!, Pate de Lichen, or Iceland Moss Jujubes, for Coughs, , &c. OTTO OF ROSE COLD CREAM; TURKEY' SP 6 NOI , ; VOOD; BERMUDA .AItitOWROOT ;, Routh Mincase,, a new NOR for' I n fants , recommended by Dr. , &C. ; CAMPHOR, OILYCERINT,'A'N'D ALMOND' TABLETS, an. effectual', remedy for Chapped -Hands, Lips,! &c. ; ' FINE LAVENDER WATER; Superior Tootle mad Nail Brushes;' ROVVV.AND'S MACASSAR,' IKALYROR, AND ODONTO ; THE sAPG— NACEOUS ROSE QUININE TOOTH POWDER & ROSE ah'ITTIFRI(T, Prepared ' front the Original Receipt of Mt. ,Saunderii, Dentist to .her Majesty; DANDELION, CAMO— MILE, QUININE, AND TURKEY. RHUBARB PILLS. Recommended for the cure of Inaigestion,` Ireadache &c.;, DR. VANCE'S C ELEBRATED BILIOUS, AND LIVER PILLS, a mild aperient; ANTI.BILIOUS OIL FAMILYAF RIE T.. PILLS, a general Family medicine; Patent ifekeines, and I'aeuily Articles in great • Paiiely, Prescriptions carefully dispensed with fresh- Drugs of the T e . • 1.. ~. ' ' . NEW Mq7SIC -,.,4T lI,ALF-PRICK • FOR CASH lINLY. AIESSRS. RIME' and SON beg -to inform th e In_ Public that they still continue to. 0011 the whole of their ,EXTENSIVEI STOCK OF-SHEET MUSIC . (wilb.Very,few exceptions), ..... . . . . this Reduction, M essrs. Rime and Soil. wilt AT HALF-PRICE, FOR Ciall ONLE. Notwithstanding engage to procure Music with the same promptitude as here tofore. and Seaarday, on The Public is requested to note that Messrs. Rime and Sort to London-every, Wetinelday . given to ensure early w w r hi it e e h r cl e9 ay u s la o r r i d il ers for Music should be delivery. , Music purchased at Half-price cannot be.exchauged. charged usic s e formerly.ent out on approval, or b ooked in any way, will be , B e tt oi l i l ta . l : l : : . in :T g : '2 - 5 : ''''''' r - Ve 'rdi-;s' '''''''''''' 44 ''.l. d .° I T 3 Dt l e ALBER T'SVE RDI FEACIDA LN A 3I C L E , . AL BUM.- i or 1 soo: '' .. .. : . ' 1 ''' '''''''' 1 I ° LAURENT'S DANCE ALliVkior 156 ''' l ' • -• • • 7 6 0 '''''''' 0 7 6 CIIRISITB SONGS (b0und)....,.. '''' : ''''' • rite Songi ~,- '''''''''''''''''' ......... . 0 4 0 JUVENILE ALBUM ...... 0 5 0. ALBUM,bi)4N'B 2 Ca i ll t e rt ott 6 . 6 ... 4i ii ................ 1: ...... ' 6 8 6' MiIAE 0 10 0 HARMONIUM MU.Sgtim .., N N D DE EL LS „... ....... '... BOOSErB complete OPERAS_. 5s 07 0 MENDELSSOHN!S I;IIIitER•OiIii.E..WORTE . • and 60 0 . eac h .. 6 BEETHOVEN'S BACH'S ORGAN SONATAS o loun d l 0 7 6 : WTE RINK'S ORGAN SC HO Q L • HANDEIZ&CHORITSES (alma ' - • d b y Best), &e. VOUSDEN'S SONGS . OPERA GLASSIT Ott Xale. • ' "' • ` • ERAIVA'S lull.si4ed li • orizoutal Grand PIANO-FORTES.. •S ' RItARil ' LI , owatitle Grand Cottege•PlANO-FORTES with three ,-, A , ~‘I 4IE QUI, in walnut auci rose.wood cases Brk—r ov %Job 'and 'SO'NS' Semi-cottarre, Cottage; . and Grand .n.i.li,o,FottTEs, in walnutwood alett rosewood , dares. - COLLARI) and coLLABys . cottage and Grand, PIANO FORTES, 'in roseWebd and walnutwood cases. RIME and SONS Sezai-cottago r-14N9-FORThIS r in walnut wood and'fosewood easel, New Stock, Twenty , tive Guineas each , FOR. HIRE, a large Stock of - PIANO-FORTES and HARPS. Second-hand PIANQ-110,11,17.,5, by. John Broadwood and Sons, ' and Collard and Collard, always on sale at reduced ll* T un ed : ' ,- ' • PIANO,-FORTE and Repaired by experienced Work- Old NANO-FORTES taken in Exchange.. N.B.—All:letters of business to be addre sod -t, the firm. 3 3 la. exch. MIME AND SON, 57, CgtisCH-gTREET, LIVERPOO ~' S„ «. ` IS EVENING. _ To- , NIGR,-----,, THIS THE CAMPBELL MINSTRELS' 44 1 , Favourite Melodies, "INKLIN G STARS ARE LAUGHING, LOVE," (e qop::PaR ETTY THINGS YO U NG LOVERS SAY," es ' eXliressly for them by VINCENT W. WALLACE, Es q . ) , , `ILLY lIAS GONE FOR A SOLDIER, And THEIR ORIGINAL VERSION Of ti "KELLY GREY," Be FORE xi ti ,,, tolt x rf - 1 - ; 11 11ED BY SPECIAL COMMAND -- -It MOST GRACIOUS M'AJESTY THE QUEEN, AT 4 , . et 011011 eICINGHAM PALACE, FEB, 25, vtti before accorded to any other Ethiopian Company, T 4 I 8 WILL BE SUNG A -cO.TD EVERY EVENING fl , IArDANQ THE WEEK, AT '.'ll'llBlled 0 :; -14 ,AYTON-HALL, 3 ' by Messrs. CHAPPELL and Co., 50, New Bond )4408. iiisAtirz 8 SON'S et,maybe MUSIC be obtainedslc WAREHOUSE,at 37, CHURCII-STREET, LIVERPOOL. STAR COMMERCIAL H 0 TEL Wara I t I A ) T, I ONCF T .RT ROOMS, ot% p.m, (oro,,ir . ; H S E G I THEATERA . RE , LIVERPOOL, y A L. GREAT 1 ,74 1 ETOII. ....................... MR. E. BR A: HAM. RR ................. MR. J. SIMMON S. T,ATTRACiIoN FOR THE EASTER WEEK. _4 - -K BEST COMPANY IN LIVERPOOL. - k ) -.' ''''.' SAT) ~BS, ..,,q. NDERS Miss C BULLENSAUN- J,l O 'I: e a t._ ARK,: Mr. HATTON, M ' r. ' SI.M . MONS, and It. -.LATTc, . .„;,..rid Piano -forte and Patent harmonium, Mr. ilßose tie lection s 141 ',7 , 1 t 1n i , Mr. SIMMONS'. ~,, ° f Castille, aaj_forn the Operas of Dinorah, Mortha, '''`..ll2ast Seven. . "ells. and Il Trovatore; Londo7,,ht.9°J." Adnii • commencing at 4 4 -44 clicst et, 40. a. Gentlemen only admitted. the Concert est,...e°llu4srsial Liverpool papers daily. - - m il. • 13 E11 Ailment is quite separate from EASTRAm g urti, - -----_________ 6, , _ _ 4-LEASURE GROUNDS. "THE RICHNicr ta t • t-stuling Steamers will 1.----lr tzzlierßE MERSEY." I" Op FROM Regort dail y above Favourite Place of —°3l IX,YERPOOL. . 44 under Te,, ON WEEK. b PROM EASTIIAM. url.., ........ I, ........... Morning Ni44:143. 1i;1,7._ •.. . . :....". .......... Afternoon Twel,; .................... ...... Morning _se : ........... ... .... Afternoon T wo ' e •• . • .... . ......... NG on laaall)ii;i...4-.f ....... ti v tern eni 4on tio i!.. :.. : ... mAr Past Nnt ON SUNDAYS pi, • ........ Afternoon vs .Afternoon 0 4 .. ..... : .......Morning.. Nine ...... ' 1 , 41. , .................... Afternoon Two .... : ........ ' . • ... Morning iii i . ..._ ... . .. .Afternoon k1ai1e,„..... ............... Afternoon Four .... . •'-'' - • ••• • •Afternoon vsat Five .....• Afternoon Half-put. °nu__ TO. PARTIES • T. HUGHES , AND COMPANY, CABINET-MAKERS AND 6 1 11OLSTERERS,' ,• . •, 45 AND 47; BOLD-STREET, Lak.:RPOOL,, . •: (o?r9s,x• SLATER-STRIET.)_ ELEGANT AND SUBSTANTIAL FURNIT:URE, . . IN . MAEOGANY, WALNUT, BIRCH, . MADE FROM A LARGE AND CAREFULLY-SELECTE D AND OTIIER WOODS, . STOCK OF SEASONED TIMBER, IN THEIR OWN FACTORIES. IRON .BEDSTEADS IN EVERY STYLE AND QUALITY. STEAM-PURIFIED. FEATHER BEDDING, • . HORSE-HAIR, WOOL,. AND . COTTON MATTRESSES , - • GILT CHIMNEY MIRE:ORS AND TOILET GLASSES In the Newest and most:Chaste Desigas. T. HUGHES AND COMPANY, • 45 AND 47, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. (OPPOSITE SLATER-STREET.) .Furniture Packed and Removed to all Parts of the Town or Country, MANUFACIORTES-41, SEEL-STREET AND 45, FLEET-STREET.