The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-07-15 00:00:00

CLOCKS.
L. H A U S B U R G,
F• OLD POST-OFFICE BUILDINGS, LIVERPOOL.
A splendid and unequalled collection of
CLOCKS,
From his manufactory direct,
Comprising from 300 to 4t'o, of the most Elegant Designs, for the
Drawing-room, Dining-room, Boudoir, Hall, Office, &c., adapted
alike for the Cottage or the Mansion.

From £2 ss. to .eB5 each

Their excellence as Timekeepers is too widely known to require a
single comment. From the hi-hest to the lowest they are guaran-
teed, and they are al/ of his own manuf.•cture.

Every available materiol has been employed, every variety of
design adopted ; and, whether on the Continent or in England, no
simliar advantages are offered, er faei,ity for selection :trurded. As
TESTIMONIALS FOR PRESENTATION,

their great utility and their extremely ornamental appearance render
then peculiarly elig bl-.
He subjoins a list of the prices of a few,
ALL WITH MOVEMENTS FOR FIFTEEN DAYS.
In Rosewood Cases. Inlaid.... 5 0 eich
Ditto D.tto, to strike the Hours and 35 0
~
Half-hours . .
Very useful Clocks for Bedrooms, with Alarums, 1 3 5
~
complete with Shade and Stand ...... I
D tto Ditto, to strike Hours at,cll 450 ~
Half-hours
Office, Hall, and Kitchen Clocks

2 18 0 ~

-DittO
and Half-hours

to strike HOllll 318 0 "
Very handsome inlaid Buhl, with Shade and t 3 5 0
~
Stand, 26 inches high
Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, to strike l 4 5 0
Hours and Half-`ours., ~

Shipping orders ~xecuted direct from the Manufactory, and the
Clocks shipped from the Continent, or delivered in b,ncl hi any part
of England.

THE IMMENSE STOCK OF SIDE ORNAMENTS

to match the Clocks, is too extensive to bs detailed, and an inspee.

tion is requebted.
Clocks of every Cescription of the most complicated mechaaism,
repaired by experienced Foreigners upon the Premises.
Winding and Regulating at a charge per annum, according tot e
distance.

F L. HAUSBUEG,

LIVERPOOL

THE NORTHERN DAILY TIMES may be
had at any of the undermentioned places :
Mr. Drummond B4, Market-street, Birkenhead.
George Meyrick. Ha-over-street.
Thomas Davies 57, Old ha 11-street.
- -

Joseph Brett
tieorge orris
William Backhouse
Mrs. Cowen.
William Ryan
John Todhunter
R. Hilton
Joseph Shepherd..

33. Oldhall st., & 157, Gt. Howard-st.
lto,:k Ferry.
119, Great Homer-street.
68, St. James-street.
94, Mount-pleasant.
Market-street, liirkenhead.l
Williamson-street.
99, se.ttand-road.

William Harris..
James Hammoud

67, Brunswicli:road
2, Roe-sitreet.

George Kest
51 rs. Wilford
W. R. Knipe
James Gerrard
Thomas Slevins
Thomas Todhunter
Willmer and Smith

▪ Renshaw-street.
▪ 235. Scotland-road.
24, St. James-street.
~..28, Manchester-street.
13, Roscommon street.
• Chester-street, Birkenhead.
• 32, Church-street.
• 45, D,le-street.
:... 72, Tithebarn-street.
▪ t 3, Prescot-street.
▪ ..William Henry-street.
• 151, Richmond-row.
.... 8, Moorfields.
▪ 9, Newington.
~..5. Bruns«ick•road."
•...79, Brunswick-road.
.... 203, Great Howard-street.'
.... 8 2, Lord-street.
..... 51, Park-road.
• • • • 77, Pitt-,treet.
.... 17, Calbin,street,ane:Athol-street.'
•• •.64. Russell-street.
• • .. Dale street.
• Tithebarn-street.
• ... 37, Copperas-hill.
"•• CoPPeras-hill.

P. Kearney
John Pugh
J. W. Milian...—
Mrs. Jones
F. M. Jones • •
John R0ger5.......
B..dworth... •
Loder. .......
J.
......
Elizabeth Edwards
Michael Aylward...

1 homes Shearson.
Mr. Dewart,
John Hemin
Al 133 Levi.
Mr. Lee
Mr. Staint

J. Banks

Mr. Lail*