The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-04 00:00:00

OFFICE FOR MUSICIANS, 27, LEECE-
STREET, St. Luke's Chureh.—Piano-forte, Harp
Players, and Bands, supplied by JOSEPH STUBBS, Member of the
Philharmonic and Wellington Rooms' Bands, and late of the London
Orchestral Union Band.

THE NORTHERN TIMES, the Oldest Daily
Newspaper in the English Provinces, and command-
ing the Largest and most Influential Circulation, is the best medium
n the North of England for every description of Advertisements.—
OFFICE 19, SOUTH JOHN STREET, LIVERPOOL.—CHARLB9
W',LAIRE. Publisher.

BLANKETS AND FLANNELS.— A Large
STOCK of WITNEY, BATH, and CLOTH
BLANKETS, all purchased before the advance; also, LADIES

PLAIN and REVERSIBLE CLOAKINGS, in every shade

Charities supplied st Wholesale Prices

ADAM S O N

AND TAPLEY,

23 and 24, OLD HAYMARKET.

AVH ITE AST D SOFT SKIN
To obtain this desideratum, use WILLIAMS,
ALMOND TABLET, the surest and most pleasant remedy for
Chapped Hands, Sore Lips, or any roughness or redness of the Skin.
This preparation will be found much superior to such noxious com-
pounds as Camphor Ball, &c.; and being free from grease, and
perfumed with Otto cf Roses, makes it an indispensable to lette
requisite.—May be had from all Chemists, in Boxes at Is lid,
and from the Proprietor, Terrick W lliams (late Rawle),
Chemist, 79, Lord-street, Liverpool. Wholesale Agents—Clay, Dud
Case, Raimes and Co.

PATENT EMIGRATION SHIP
CANDLE LANTERNS.
These Lanterns, which are manufactured by Patce's PATENT
CANDLE Co. and used in all tae Government Emigratio❑ Ships, can
now be supplied by the undersigned to all Shipowners and others.
They are strongly recommended for their safety, economy, and
cleanliness, and have met with the fullest approbation of the
Government Commissioners, and all who have used them.

N.B.—These Lamps, from their perfect safety, are expres ly
adapted for Warehouses.
GLENDINNIN G AND WILSON
JAMES STREET. LIVERPOOL.

ANDER S 0 N'S,
SLATER-COURT, CASTLE-STREET.
D. Anderson has much pleasure in announcing teat he
has now completed his arrangements, and is prepared to
accommodate with comfort a greater number of ladies and
gentlemen than he has hitherto done in his Dining Saloons
and Private Apartments.
The additions to his premises are—
LADIES' NEW DINING ROOMS.
These are independent of the Large Saloons, and have a
separate entrant..
An ADDITIONAL GENTLEMEN'S Roolr. Thiirocm is off
the Upper Saloon, and was formerly the Ladies' Room.
A NEW SMOKE ROOM.
This room is entered from the Old Smoke Room, of which
it is a continuation, and is elegantly decorated, and fur-
nished in a superior style. The ventilation of both rooms
has been carefully atteieded to.
To accompli'h the extra labour incumbent on an increase
of trade, EXTENSIVE AnnrrioNs HAVE BEEN MADE IN THE
KITCHEN to the various Cooking Appal atus there employed,
and extra Cooks engaged, to facilitate the business, and
execute the orders with despatth and neatness.
THE WINE AND SPIRIT FAMILY ORDER
OFFICE.
Is in the Entry leading to the Rooms. This branch re-
ceives D. Anderson's special attention, as it is essential to
his Rooms, and also to his Family Trade, that his Wines be
of the highest class, according to price.
THE GENTLEMEN'S NEW OUTFITTING
ESTABLISHMENT
Is in Castle-street, next to the Marble Ar. hway, Slater-
court, is one of the first of its kind in town, and superin-
tended in its various departments by very superior artistes.
D. Anderson being always on the premises, and anxious
to cultivate a large trade, will at all times exert himself to
the utmost to merit the approxal of his customers.
SLATER-COURT, CASTLE-STREET,

:AR THE EXCHA GE,

COMMERCIAL STATIONERY,