The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-26 00:00:00

ANDER SON'S,
SLATER-COURT, CASTLE-STREET.
1). Anderson has much pleasure in announcing that 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
aucl.Private Apartments.

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The additions to his premises are
LADIES' NEW DINING ROOMS.
These are independent of the Large Saloons, and have a

separate entrance.
An ADDITIONAL GENTLI MEN'S ROOll. MN THOM iSOf
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 attended to.
To accomplish the extra labour incumbent on an increase
of trade, EXTENSIVE ADDTTIONS HAVE BEEN MADE IN THE
KITCHEN to the various CookingAppatatus there employed,
and extra Cooks engaged, to facilitate the business, and
execute the orders with desparth and neatness.
THE WINE AND SPIRIT FAMILY ORDER
OFFICE.
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Is in the Entry leading to the Rooms. This branch re.
eeives 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
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Is in Cstatle-streetlinextt; 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, mill at all times exert himself to
the utmost to merit the approial of his customers.

SLATER-COURT, CASTLE-STREET,
NEAR THE EXCHANGE.

APPROPRIATE CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR'S GIFT.
"THE BIBLE IN THE FdMILY."
Now ready, enclosed in handsome case, with " KEY," Price
Is. 6d. (free, by post, Is. 10d.). the THIRD SERIES of
SUNDAY QUERIES.
Compiled by Mrs. BIRRELL.
The First and Second Series (of which many thousands have
already been sold), may also be had at the same price.
Possessed of a box of " Sunday Queries," emigrants can pro-
fitably and pleasantly pass the hours of the Sabbath during the
voyage.
" We do not wonder that the success of the first series of ' Sunday
Queries' should have led to the publication of a second. We know
of no pleasanter or more effectual method of communicating Scrip-
tural knowledge to the young; and there is this great advantage in
the queries, that while the least instructed teacher or parent may
use them, in the way of simple question and answer, they afford
scope for the exercise of the highest amount of skill and attainment,
in those who are differently qual fled. It will be hailed as a boon
in every religious family."—Liverpool Courier.
"To family circles, Bible classes, and Sunday schools, we cordially
recommend it as designed especially to Improve and advance their
knowledge of the word of God."—Liverpool Mai?.
"As a Christmas present for children. nothing can be more
appropriate or useful."—Liverpool Mercury,
"Admirably calculated to promote an interest in the acquisition
of Scriptural knowledge."—Bristot Mercury.
Printed and Published by HENRY GREENWOOD, 16, Canning-place,

Liverpool.
London : HouLsroN and STONEIKAN. Paternoster-row.
And may be had throuel any Bookseller.

ACCOU-NT BOOKS
FoR 1857.
Ledgers, Journals, Cash Books, kc., in every
style of Binding, now, ready. Books fcr Banks.
Mercantile Houses, Publ c Offices, Tradesmen, &c.,
made to any pattern, by experienced workmen, in
Russia, Vellum, Calf, &c., with all the latest Im-
provement'', and of the beat Material and Work-
manship.

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