The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-04-09 00:00:00

PARISH OF LIVERPOOL.
HE Churchwardens of the Parish desire to notify to
the Parishioners that, on APPLICATION at the Parish
O ces, Browulow-hill, This Day (Monday), they T may be
furnished with a COPY of the ANNUAL ACCOUNTS to be
presented to the Annual General Vestry To-morrow (Easter
Tnesdo), the 10th instant." Border.
HENRY J. HAGGER, Vestry Clerk.
Pariah Office, April 7, IRIO.

BT. ANDREW'S PERPETUAL BUILDING SOCIETY.
THE next MONTHLY MEETING of this Society
will be held at the Rooms of the Young Men's Christian
Aesociatio, RenEhaw-street, To-morrow (Tuesday), 10th ink ,
at Eight o'cl,ck p.m. At Nine o'clock on the same evening,
SALE of SHARES will take place. New shares may be sub-
scribed for at the meeting, or at any time, by calling at the
office of the secretary. Peter Vine, S 7, Ranelagh-street.

RE Undersigned, having formed connections with
responsible and eminent Members of the Bar of the
principal cities of the. united States, will attend to the
rOLLECTION of CLAIMS, and the transaction of General
Business in all parts of the Union.

RIIFERT,XCES :
GERARD RALSTON, Esq., London.
THOMAS RAMSAT, Esq., Liverpool.
Messrs. STAVERT, ZIGOMALA, Sr CO., Manchester.

C. WILLING LITTELL, Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law,
No, 520,, Walnut-street, Philadelphia.

REMOVAL OF HASWELL'S EAGLE
,(` IRON FOUNDRY
FROM 16, WOOD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

THE EXECUTORS of the late J. A. HASWELL
beg most respectfully to announce to the inhabitants of
Liverpool and its vicinity that they have closed the above
Foundry and REMOVED the BUSINESS to their new com-
modious Premises,
25, SEEL-STREET,

Corner of Concert-strect, near Bold-street, where they
be enabled to MANUFACTURE both heavy 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 CASTING% always KEPT ON HAND,
and every description MADE TO ORDER.' •

T. C. CLARKE, PRonurroß.

OPENING OF .NEW PREMISES,

IN ►DDITION TO

comp 1‘ S E .
TEFFERY, MORRISH, JEFFERY, & CO. have
much pleasure in announcing that their New PREMISES
will be opened to the Public

On MONDAY NEXT, the 16th INSTANT,

When they will be prepared with an entirely New Supply of
Goods in every Department. Great effort has been made thst
this beautiful Addition to their Premises shall not only give
increased facility and comfort to their Friends, but to each
Department the most perfect Goods of its class, which the
stimulated zeal, energy, and judgment of the various buyers
could effect.

The Commercial Treaty with France has removed those
embarrassments which have hitherto contraTted that field of
selection, and from which every possible advantage has been
obtained. The looms of the Home and Continental Markets—
particularly those of France—havo been laid under contribution
in supplying the most effective and recherche Novelties of the
Beason; 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

DEPARTMENTS.
Pompadour, Broche, Moire Antique,
the new French Watered Silk, very
beautiful designs in Chene Stripes,
Checks, and other Fancy Patterns ;
two, five, seven, and nine-flounced
Robes and Black Glaces, which de-
serve special notice, being remarka-
ble for their great purity of texture.
The productions of this Season are
very lovely and replete with novelty.
Made-up Skirts designed and manu-
factured on, the Premises, in every
conceivable variety of forni and
texture.

Great effort has been made to render
these Departments worthy the ex-
tended support they have hitherto
received. The preparations for this
Season have been made on a scale of
great magnitude, and will include a
felicitous, combination of textile art
and graceful effect.
J. M., J., and Co. pride themselves
in this department. Manufactures
of known and approved excellence
only are admitted, and they invite
the confidence of their customers in
purchasing.
In these Departments, so dependent
upon French taste, the new tariff will
be found to have effected a great re-
duction in price,. end to have intro-
duced goods of surpassing excel-
lence.