The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-04-10 00:00:00

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§ IF BY . PRICE .1 D. COUNTRYSUPPLIED AGENIS, 12I)

• INFANT ORPHAN ASYLUM:
THURSDAY, the 12th instant, is appointed for the
OPENING of this INSTITUTION. in Melville-pint,
Myrtle-weet. It will be preceded by Divine Senice at the
Church of, the Holy innocents, at Two o'clock in the after-
noon. when -SERMON will -be PREACHED by the Right
Reverend the LORD BISHOP 01' CHE,TER, and a cellection
made ia aid of the building fund. The Mayor has also kindly
promised to attend. • •
'rickets for Admission fo the Institution may• be obtained
from the *zithers- of the Committee.

. PRESIDENT :
mutmooD BANNER, Esq.
• • • vicr-rnEslnEyrs : • • .
GEORGE ARKLE, Esq. • •
JOHN BRANCKER, Esq. •
,Tohn Aikin, Esq. William T. 3Linn, Leh
Rev. T. B. Banner. • R. Berthon Preston, Esl
D. 0. Eateson, Esq. T. B. Ncw-ton, Esq.
William Bennett, EA.. Gordon Rose,, Esq.
.7 -Imes Gordon, Esq.. Thos. B. Slplicross, Esq.
Henry Grazebrook, jun., Esq. .Ic,eph Steel, Esq.
J. J. Hance, Esq. Joint Tore, .Erj.
Thos. Kendall, Esq. I Wm. IL Winch, Efiq.

Ldwd. Lan reice,

PAL.

Treasurer.

NOTICE.
p R.AJYLEY BROTHERS have REMOVED to
DUKE-STREET (corner of Coffin:At-street), during the
RE-BUILT/INQ of their Premises, 52, Bold-street. tfo

RADLIY BROTHERS respectMly inform their
11 Friends and the Public, that the remaining part of their
STOCK of CABINET FURNITURE will he on SALE for a.
shod time by PRIVATE TREATY, nt a GREAT REDUCTION
in PRICE, on their Premises, No. 152, Duke-street, 'corner-of
Colgnitt-street.
Feb. 27, 1860." tfo
ST. ANDRE,W'S PE.RPETUAL BUILDING
ACHE next MONTHLY MEETING of this Societe'
will be keld at the BIOTIIR of the Young Men's Christian
Association, Renshaw-street, This Day cTuesday), 10th instant,
et Eight o'cl ck p.m. At Nine o'clock on the same evening, a
SALE of SHARES will take place. New shares may be suh:
scribed for at the meeting, or at env time, by caliing at the
°Mee of the secretary. Peter Vine, 57, Ranelagh-street.
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REMOVAL OF HASWELL'S EAGLE
IRON FOUNDRY •
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FROM 16, WOOD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

THE EXECUTORS of the late J. A. HASWELL
be 3 most respectfully to announce to thn inhabitants of
Liverpool and its vicinity that they have closed the. above
Foundry'aricl REMOVED the BUSINESS to their new com-
modious Premises, _

25, SEEL-S TREE T,
Corner of Concert-street. near Bold-street, what', they will
be enabled to MANUFACTURE both heave- and light CAST-
INGS, GIRDERS, and COLUMNS, of all sizes not exceeding
40 feet in length, including. every description of Plain and
Ornamental Wrought and Cast-iron Work for building and
other purposes.
A large variety of CASTINGS always KEPT ON HANI),
and every description MADE TO ORDER.

• - EARLY CLONING.
EARtt CLOSING SYSTEM being atiorted
1 by the first and flikiSt,reSpectable eitabfish'irtenta in toms,
affords an excellent opporfthlity ba the Ladies and Gentlemen
connected therewith to boctiti* endert in MCP. TIXG,
ARITHMETIC, or BOON-KEEP M,, b•-attendint
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EVENING CLASSES.of Mr. GEORGt TOMPSON, 71n-A,
Clayton-square—Bead Teacher in Literpocol, Mr. Thompsott
touches Book-keeping by Double and Single try, on salmi
and Indisputable-principles, comprehending all ift branches as
used in toe first mercantile houses of the day.
MRS. THOMPSON, Sen., and MISS THOMPSON. gimme
PRIVATE LESSONS in Music, Writing. Arithmetic, Stating,
and Orthography. For cards of terms apply
AT No. 8, CLAYTON-'SQUARE.
ESTABLISRED THIRTY-THREE YEARS.