The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-03 00:00:00

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GREAT CHARLOTTE STREET,

PROFAIETOA, MR. W. R. COPELAND.

Bouthillier, I:uigis Giovanni.

This Evening (Tuesday), Wednesday. Friday, and Saturday,
DEAF AS A POST!
Played by Command of Her Majesty at Windsor Castle on Thursday,
January 22.
Captain Templeton .........Mr. F. L. Villiers.
Tristram Sappy Mr. Baker I Crupper
Sally Maggs, Mrs. Power; Mrs. Plumply, Mrs. ShaFers.
/W'z' The Fifth JUVENILE NIGH!` on THURSDAY next,
511 Feb., when the Pantomime ill be played as a First Piece.
-.To conclude with the HAPPIEST DAY OF MY LIFE,
hit .'To
Mr. Lloyd I Gillman Mr. Baker.
Charles Mr. I'. L. Villiers.
Tars. Dudley .. Mrs. Walton I Sophia.. Miss Fags.
lc conclude with, every Evening, except Thursday, a New,
Grand,... Local, Comic, Christmas Pantomime, entitled,
"ARLEQUIN AND LIT ILE GOODY TW-) SHOES ; Or,
THE LIVERPOOL LASS AND DICKY SAM .g

The Opening Story by the Author of the celebrated Liverpool
rantornimes—"The Child of Hale," "Tim Bobbin," "The Legs of
The
" The Butterfly's Ball," and " St. George and the Dragon."
ararhe Overture and Music of the Opening composed, selected, a,.d
ra
r. nged by Mr. Edward Fitzwilliam. The Scenery designed
tirely by Mr. Dearlove, jun., assisted by Mr. G. Dawson, and Goodman. Th
e Mic of the Harlequizade by Mr. Morriss.
Machinery by Mr. Cowderoy. The Propezties and Masks by
Dante groraloy. The Dresses by Mr. Jetr.ies. Tho whole of th
•• and Action of the Ballet arranged and directed by Signore ui
•
bElomn ACCOUNT OF THE STORY OF TEE PANTOMIME.
„"erYbody knows the story of Little Goody Two Shoes ; but
lt.itetrlybody does not know that the events of her life occurred in
erer.lpleasant places near the great town of Liverpool ; and that
Goody Charles Jones was not only a Liverpool Lass, but her lover, the Sir
of the original story, was no other than the first
/..-:'el,el" Sam, the Illustrious progenitor of all the population of
tnvejP°ol, now bearing that time honoured name. In the Pan-
rne ev-ryb.)dy will witness the main incidents of her career—
,„?'W she loses her father and mother in infancy—how she was left
(.I."'ih only one shoe and her broti.er Tomtny. how Tommy went to
,4:liew she at last became posscssad of two shbes, which dr-
-I:l'''st•Pnbe obtained for her the name of Little Goody Two Shoes—
f,?'r When she grew up to be a young woman, the man Sir Thomas
17• ovhb had oppresSed her father, continued his enmity towards
,°°4—how, by her industry, she defied all her idle calumniators—
b7 she opened a school—how she taught a raven, which she called
calumniators—
b3
to read and spell ; also, a pigeon:to do the same—how she
leat a:Present of a skylark—how she adopted a poor lamb that had
zts dam—how she called it Billy, and how it followed her
w„lii:t—how she had a dog named Jumper—how when one day she
iamb out with the raven and the pigeon her sky lark on her.
1,4 1".1°,4 and her lamb and her dog by her side—how she was seen by
Jo:homas Gripe and his man Goosecip, and how they accused
being witch— how she was tried for one—how Sir Charles
otherwise Dickey Sam, defends her—how she was found
her.:YrbY the Judges ignorance, Intolerance and Superstition—how
413 other Tommy returned porn Sea—how she was rescued and
defeated--how she was united to her true love, and
v._.11 happ ever afr, the whole life illustrating the triumh of
e. Perseverance and Industry, over Idleness, Vie, and Malice.
'w.L .. .Signor Lauri Columbine—Ardile. Jenny Laun i
aloon. . ~...Signor C. Lauri I Clown Signor F. Lau i
Adults •
sion—Dress Boxes, 4s; Upper Boxes, 3s; Pit, 2s; Gallery, se,„„4ife Box °Mee is open daily, from Ten till Three o'clock, !or
Atada ;rikg Sealtin the Dross Circle. and taking Private Boxes, which
.h$ rider the direction of Mr. Sbuttleworth. Children
cza,,,,r‘us will not be admitted. Doors open at , Haif-past Six, to
e at Seven o'clock precisely.

THEATRE ROYAL.
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
The
foilowin
with et
,apagernent respectfully announces that, in conjunction
en,blecie 'irri of CRAMER, BEALE and Co., of London, it has been
to arrange for the appearan,e at the Tl.ea
tr. Royal of the
Lang highly talented and greatly distinguished Opera Com-

IT
dame GRIST. PRIMBIR DONNE : ,
Madame AMEDEI,
Mademoiselle BERT'. I Mademoiselle SEDLAZEK,
• And Madame GASSIER.
sENDE DONNE :
Madame CHIERICICOand Madame HENREICEL
,gnor ALBICINI, I
ti
~, nor voLpiNi. . TENOnI :
Mr. TENNANT,
Signor LORIN!, i .
Signor
LUIGI MEL I -
SticoxlinAt 5
TBl • BAnSignor
and IdHER NNI.
MR FORMES.
SLcoN"•l:onsiesr GASSIERSgn GABUSSI and Signor CHIERICI.
, - - —Absl: Signor TALABIO and Signor MATTONI. .
,ONDUCTon, PROMPTER • Sigr or GALLI.
..:i;he,°,chrstra ancill:hignor LI.CALSI and Fignnr ORSINI.
en4P
—'"VAQUE: Monsieur ZERBINI.
...____.
--was bay, been carefully se!erterl from tlin.rt
toilawhag'cipetail wiii ue given '--- ''
IL TROVATOR.,
On MONDAY, the gth February Next;
AND DON GIOVANNI, _
On unigsrrAy. February to..

Th,
latei Cait of these Operas will comprise an ensemble of Ta'ent
ng
as it is unprecedented. To achieve this desirable result
",fkulties hare been encountered, the period of the year pre-
enering o
and detebstacle.r, which have only been removed b
epy the greatest
the Zydetermination on the part of the Entrreneurs. In
oPera of

131[4c0 IL TROVATORE.
.1: VOLPINI v,lll make his First appearance in Liverool as
anico,which, tog Cher with the assumption by Madame GItISI,
d 'new part of Leonora, has excited an unprecedented interest,
I'rk,vioccs.:en so much requested by the Musical Public throughout the

Mozart's chef d'tettere, GIOV ANNI
W ill comprise
MADAME GRIST, MADAME GASSIER,
whos
HERE FORMES, rind M. GASSII?R,
e impersonation of the Spanish Don has been so eminently

Lla.:3:::
...
... I.
.. TROVATORE.
Madame Grisi. .
aucen a
.. Madame Amedei.
....
Conte di •L
...
. „ .... t,ignor Volpini.
Signor Lorin'.
Veircndo Luna
..tdonilorta's Sig►:or Kinni.
Attendant
.. .. Madame Chierici.

Don DON GIOVANNI.
Madame Grisi.
~Zlini
.. ****
Madame Gassier.
2,..,..-,.::: :113:fraa::— . ...
LitelGrei.:nivociao.r e .....
C.lnnv, n'• • Mons. Gassier.
.........., . Signor Gregorio.
14, asetto
Herr Formes.
IlOttario. ****
..

Price The Operas will commence at EWA o'clock.
for v of Admission—Family Boxes for Six Persons, 43 3s; Do.
o,lie cur. 2
2s ; Dress Boxes 7s; Upper Boxes, 53; Pit, 3s.
r'l2s. The Box office will be' open on Monday next, 2nd Feb.

11()YAL AMPHITHEATRE,

CIRQUE- ROYAL DE SARDAIGNE

UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
•
~ SIGNOR A. .QUAGLIENI.
~
,kci •
Patronised by his Majesty the King Victor Emmanuel.

Last Five Nights of the Great French Equestrian Clown,
This Eve • MONSIEUR L'ECLAIR.
ti 414. and erery evening during the week, the Doors will
eveo Half-oast Six, and the performances commence at
o .`4oeir precisely.
"IiATOUDE FRANCAISE—by the Principal Artistes,
EQUESTRIANISM—by Mademoiselle Motty.
VOLTIGEUR—by Le Jeune Giovani.
LES EQUILIBRES—by Signor Ltopohlh
EQUESTRIANISM—by Signor La3na,
•rt,"ES POSES DE L'ECHARPE—by Mailcmiiselle.
LEAVER OF THE RlALTO—Signor V.chardi.
I‘lAti THE MONKEY RIDER—by Mr. te oxton.
AAIR PIPELET—by Signor Johanni, the Italian Buffoon.
ITALIAN BROTHERS—Signor Leopold' and Jonauni.
LA CROIX DE BERNY—by Signora Sus "Tina.
STILT EXEROISES—by Hons. L'Eclair.
TKE COURBETTES—by Signora Josephine.
"uNGA.RIAN CAVALCADE—by Four Ladles and Four
C-'entlernen
:R DOUBLE TRAPEZE—by MM. Leopold pi' Johann'.
TKE WMODING--by•Mr. Morton Horseback.
'LOWER GIRL OF BERLIN by on
Androwlina.

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LA HAUTE ECOLE-by AI.
AT'S OF STRENGTH—by Signor-LeoPol 11.
II:A COURSE NUMIDE—by Signor Sebastiani.
Co4c4E EQUESTRIAN STAR—by Signora Clementina.
1%44.. )c Interlude, by the celebrated Clown, Mons. L'Ecia r.
" „,1)e Raney will next introduce his Leaping Horse, Auriol.
4° Conclude with the Equestrian Extravaganza of
MONSIEUR AND MADAM DENIS,
CLOvt,„'Y Signor Leopoldi. Sebastiani, and Vichardi.
“S—Monsieur L'Eclair, and Signors Leopold', Johann',

1%/it '0
,'de IZ6I, FRIDAY next, February 6th, for tbe BENEFIT of
it'n. the celebrated French Equestrian Clown, being posi.
.3 Last Appearance but One.

A
kl.rpt.-nv SRRIE3 -
OF GAND .
1. ES
1), Drs-I,VEDNE3DAYR nd a SATURDAYMORNING til unPERFORMANCo
f urther nti
anccees.
eornul ue Opened at Half-past One o'clock, the Perform
eace at Two precisely.
AA

's Boxes, 3s • Side Boxes, 25. 6d.; Pit, is. 6d. ;
Tot,is? ~,,,,h• tec.m'd Price-llres's Boxes, 25. ;
_Side ditto, ls. 6d.;
~" ::IsPer:118,1111) ne:Do rse. office is open from Ten till Three o.'clock daily,
-'41211 ruan..t_6eats in the Dre3S Circle and taking Private Boxes,
14 arms Y r had under the direction of Mr. Shtittleworth. Children
cotr4,„„wdl• not be admitted. Doors.
open at Half-past Six; to
---.... ''..........Le.....t_5even o'clock precisely •

11 tit, • 50, CASTLE-STREET.
--w-4„ QUEEN'S FIRST VISIT TO HER
Tills 4'; 'itINDED SOLDIERS (by special permission).e—r
'short v ePIY interesting Picture can only remain ON VIE W
Teti e, at the Gallery, 50, Castle Street. Time of exhibition,_cn
egitezi our, To
a „, .11.—Admissjon by card of address alone, in
V. `he
czowdtd otato of the BallerYl • -

LIVERPOOL FESTIVAL CHORAL SOCIETY
PRACTICAL MEMBERS can now be admitted on
application at the Hope Hall, Hope-street, every Friday Evening,
at Eight o'clock, until further notica. By Order.

OWING TO OTHER ENGAGEMENTS, ONLY FORA SHORT
TIME LONGER.
QUEEN'S HALL, BOLD-STREET.
NOTICE.
r In compllance with a wish expressed in the public Journals,.
IF[ R. HOFFMAN begs to announce that in
future, and for a limited period only, the Prices of
Admission will be, on

SATURDAY AND MONDAY EVENING 3,
And then only,
Front Scats, Is.; Back, 6J.
Performance to commence at Eight o'clock.

- -
OWING TO OTHER ENGAGEMENTS, ONLY FOR A SHORT
TIME LONGER.
QUEEN'S HALL, BOLD-STREET.
HOFFMAN'S ENTERTAINMENT,
EVE r: Y

WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
AT nALF-PAST TWO O'CLOCi.

EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK,
AT EIGHT O'CLOCK.

OWING TO 01 HER ENGAGEMENTS, ONLY FOR A SaORT
TIME LONGER.
QUEEN'S HALL, BOLD-STREET.
THIS EVENING,
HOFFMAN'S ENT ERTAINMENT,
HOFFMAN'S ORGANOPHONIO BAND,
MR. THURTON'S VENTRILOQUISM
AUTOMATA,
AND OTHER MECHANICAL CONTRIVANCES.

The Hall is most'elegantly fittcd up in a new style, and the
Entertainment has been pronounced by the public press as the
most attractive and amusing in Liverpool.

JUL
TO BE HAD OF ALL MUSIC-SELLERS

ITEEN'S HALL, BOLD STREET.

OR WEDNESDAY NEXT, at Half-past Two o'clock,
FREE ADMISSION TO THE CHILDREN OF THE

BLUE COAT SCHOOL,
(THE BOYS),

HOFFMAN'S ENTERTAINMENT.

Prices of admission to the Public :—Reserved Seats, 2s; Back, Is.
Private Boxes, to contain from Six to Twelve, from 15s to 41 10s.

UEEN'S HALL, BOLD STREET.

ON SATURDAY NEXT,
(THE GIRLS.)

UEEN'S HALL, BOLD STREET

xr THIS EVENING,
FOR THE WORKING CLASSES,
HOFFMAN'S ENTERTAINMENT.

Front Seats, is ; Back, 61

BIRKENHEAD CATHOLIC CHARITY BALL.
ANNUAL BALL in aid of the CATHOLIC
1 POOR SCHOOLS will take place at Motill's Ferry
Hotel, on the evening of FRIDAY, the 6th February next.

LADY PATRONESSES:
Lady Annette de Trafford, and Lady Mostyn.
Tickets 75 U. each, including refreshments, may be had from
Messrs. Rockliffe and Son, Caste-street, Liverpool; and from Mr.
Ryan's, Hamilton.street, Birkenhead.
Dancing to commence st Nine o'c'ock.
W. E. HASKAYNE, Hon. See.

CATHOLIC CHARITY BALL.

THE ANNUAL BALL for the Benefit of the
CATHOLIC 0 EPEIANAGE, BLIND ASYLUM,
and other Catholic Charities of Liverpool, wilLtalie tface on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1857,
AT THE TOWN HALL.
C.-la Lady Patroness : Lady Annette de Tvafford, Trafford ',ark.
TICKF.TS, PRICE. TEN spiLLiNcts EACH,
To be had of Meisii. Rockliff and Son, 44, Castle-street, and in
the usual place 3.
MR. GRIMM' BAND WILL ATTEND.
Doors will be opened: at Half-past Eight o'clock.

NAYLOR'S VINE HOTEL
AND CONCERT HALL,
GREAT CHARLOTTE 13T., NEAR, THE TOP OF WHITECHAPEL
Etwagement of
MR. AND MRS. WOODFIELD,

-
The Comic Duet Singers.
Immense success of
MISS. JANE FARRELL,
The Celebrated Irish Comic Singer and Dancer.
Great Success of the: much admh•ed Comic Vocalist
MADAME -ROME R.
Also, MISS•LIZZY DE GREY,
Thd pleasing Ballad Vocalist.
Immense success of the old favourite Comic Singer,
MR. TOM BENNETT.
Also, MR. DUCKWORTH, the Wonderful One-legged Dancer.
Also Mr. PUFFY, the "rate broth of a boy."—A laughable Sketch
every evening. ADMISSION FREE.

OYAL COLOSSEUM, PARADISE-STREET.—
(to Mr. Heath, Proprietor.—Tbe National Palace of
Cheap Amusements, and the most elegant Lounge in Europe 1
EXTRAORDINARY' COMBINATION OF NOVELTIES I NEW
ENGAGEMENFSII This Evening, and during the week. Per-
fect triumph of the highly. gifted Protean Wonders, the BARNAM
CHILDREN, in their Youthful Illustrations, and Sketches from
Life's Portfolio. They who would believe must see, for no pen or
tongue, however talented, can convey anything like an adequate
idea of their extraordinary powers. First appearance of Mr.
BLORE, the admired Baritone Vocalist. Great success of Madame
M A NDARNI, the pleasing Cantatrice. Last Week hut one of the
Brothers BILLINGE, and the Brothers FELIX, the Acrobatic
Wonders, whose truly astonishing fiats have created the most
intense and unexampled admiration and amazement both in England
and the Continent. Unbounded Success and Last Week of Mr. and
Mrs. MUNRO, who will, each evening, introduce original Duets,
rep'ete, with Fun, Folly, Fortune's Faddles, and Facetious Fabalous
Fandangos; arranged and adapted for amusement by the Momus
of the North. New and Magnificent Series of DIORAMIO VIEWS,
illustrating the Traveller's Portfolio, or a Visit to many Lands,
concluding with the Ascent and Descent of Rivington Pike. Last
Week of JACKE YE GIANTE KYLLER, at Nine, every Evening.
Great SUCCCFS of CRABTREE the Champion Dancer. Great success
of Mr. J. MUNDY, Ireland's great Comic Vocalist. Grotesque Bur-
lesque CHINESE CARNIVAL. by the Acrobatic Wonders.
Doors open at Si: o'clock, to commence at Half-past. Leader,
and Musical Director, Mr. S FANNARD. The Powerful Brass
Band under the Direction of Mr. J. ARTINGSTALL. Director
of the Entertainments, Mr.. HEATH; Jun. Children in arms
Will AO be adniatcd, Adzalmok7Upp Or Hall, 6d, Imveryall,3d.

TIiXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION !! The
Celebrated London Vocalists, the Sisters EMILY,
ELIZA, and MARY ANNE SHERI?, ‘N, appear nightly for a
limited period, in addition to the American Artistes PELL and
RAYMOND; Re-engagement of Mr. B. WILLIAMS, the Comic
Vocalist, at EVANS'S (from Covent Garden. London), Upper
Dawson-street, close to Lower Box entrance of the Theatre BoyaL
ADMISSION FREE.—GENTLEMEN ONLY ADMITTED,

rpHE LION SLAYER AT HOME
..a.

• ACROSTIC EXTE!IEPORE,
BY A VISITOR TO THE LION SLAYER'S ENCA3IPMENT,
(A SEAT OF WAR FOR THE WILD ONES),
BOTTOM OF SHAW'S BROW, LIVERPOOL.

L ions majestic! muscular, and bold,
I nclosed by encampment, you'll behold,

0 f all that has been seen on earth,

N ature works most marvellous' birth.

. .
S haw's'-brow is throng'd by day'and night.
oak there, to scan brave lions fight;
A nd Still the young pet, five weeks old',
17 own is worth his weight in gold.

E ach visitor, when there, xlll meet
It are novelties the sight to greet ;

~_+_:
~._

A nd Tigers with most agile grace,

• T he Leopard, and the Panther's race ;

H savage from the Cape,

0 r In Boas and Rattlesnake;

M armozettepetite; and in Chimpanzee,
E ach man's connecting link you'll see.]

J. L.

which is now exhibited, with the Infant Elephant to Castle, Llama
or Peruvian Giraffe, Horned Horses of India, and a numerous
assemblage of Birds, Beasts, with Monsters of the Deep, Reptiles,
and Amphibious Spacimeas from all parts of the known world.
Admission—Ladies and Gentlemen, Is each;l,Working Class, 61.

"VTELSH CHARITY
be held at the Towi
of February, in MD of the FU!
SCHOOLS, under the patronage o
Mrs. Sandbach, Rafe(
Samuel H, Thompa,
COMM

( BALL—A. BALL will
'n Hall on TUESDAY, the,l7th
'NDS of the WELSH CHARITY
of

W.
David r i
C ri.crEe:evsrabtieit: Edwards,
Heywood,
use :8,
.ciwE.
as
oil 1 .
Esq, ,um t
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Esq.,
Ladyciam in lHeywood
President.Patroness.ey
Eeq._ITTER.
JamesTboma
Gs Barber, Esq. Fatseqs.on, ood Jones, Esq.
ThomaslN i l Dli
a.
m Bold.cß Casson,
sl sdEo.
nsEq:.:. q . .
jw,Tahimlol
eimas amps
.Accti:Biani
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Campbell,
bhrebe
layi:,
BEE
zss:q.
JohnTJIEVhI iiColil3tnaßajam:suinceLHetki:o; Jones,LntplEleejo:gandl:esE, Esq.
(1.1 .
Philip Henry Chatnbret,.Esq.
lEvdilwliaarmd Lloyd, Esq.
Moss,
Esq.
JEOGadwi
mlwebencirr
Williams,
7W.P:lai.i.
nraliramy: o:s.s,:s
Esq.
:sEqi.(nis
.q
Henry B. Moly neux, Esq.
Ro'tert Evans, Esq. Duncan M‘Viccar, Esq.
William Evans; Esq.
Henry Royds, Esq.
Robertson Gladstone, Esq W. R. Sandhsch, Esq.
Richard Griffith, Esq. *
J. Pent'Charles Turner. E Esq.
William Du ning Holt, Esq, John B. Williams, Esq.
Andrew H. Hought:,n, Esq
Tickets Ms pa ti RAert Wynne, Esq.
141111 11 INst Wn'MOD-LtP3 iiftVu pub 1J Cu ntsucts
to the PARISIAN GALLERY of ANATOMY,
FREEMASON'S HALL, LIME-STREET. This Superb Come-
tion, with ail its late additions, comprising upwards of 450 MODELS,
procured at the Anatomical Galleries of Paris, Florence, and
Munich, has been unanimously pronounced by the Liverpool and
London Press, also the Author of Liverpool Life, to be one of the
most instructive arid attractive Exhibitions in Liverpool. Por ular
Lectures are given every hour, and each part of the Human Frame
is shown detached, and their organs and tunctions explained; con.
sequently, this forms a most instructing part of the exhibition, as
more real valuable informat:ou may be gained in one hour, of the
innumerable complaints and diseases which flesh is heir to, than by
years of reading. Open daily, for Gentlemen, from Eleven a.m. till
Ten p.m., excepting Tuesday End Friday afternoons, when Ladies
only are admitted from Two till Five o'clock—Admission, Is; to the
Working Classes, 6d.
N.B.—The Proprietor wishes it to be known that Pr. SAMUEL
COOPER, M.D., is constantly in attendance, for the purpose of
answering enquiries which visitors may make, touching the various
diseases of the Human Frame—FßEE OF CHARGE

T
JIVE RPO OL BATH ESTABLISHMENT
HEATHFIELD STREET, RENSHAW STREET,
J. J. GODFREY, SURGEON, PROPRIETOR,
Whitlaw's Medicated Bath, Sulphur and Warm Water Baths,
always ready. Every attention paid, and Servants not allowed to
receive gratuities.

MRS. BROOK, widow of the late Mr. Henry
Brook, Surgeon Chiropodist, of No. 6, Gill-street,
Pembroke-place, begs to inform the friends and patients of her
late husband that she carries on _his Profession, and respect-
fully solicits the patronage of those who knew and esteemed him ;
many of whom have already employed her, and have given her very
gratifying testimonials of her successful treatment.
Mrs. B. continues to prepare his celebrated BALM for CHIL-
BLAINS, and having had seventeen years' tuition, as well as exten-
sive practical experience in the treatment of Diseases of the Feet in
every form, under Mr. Brook's immediate superintendence, she
trusts she will be able to secure the confidence of all who may
require her services.
Ladies attended at their own residence, or at No. 6, Gill-street,
where Gentemen may consult her from Nine until Ten o'clock in
the Morning, and from One until Five o'clock in the Afternoon
every day,
Boarding Schools attended periodically on moderate terms.
.-N,B.—Some unprincipled person has represented himself as Mrs.
Brook's assistant. She has not had, nor does she require any such
aid.
No. 6, Gill-street, Pembroke-place,
January 27. 1857,

60 000 SEIZED GOODS, sold at her
£
Majesty's Custom-house Sale, London, on
Monday, the 19th inst., and five following* days.
The above sale is the first that has taken place for more than six
months; consequently it is more extensive than any preceding it
for the last fifteen years.
E. CHATEAU, 62 & 64, BFDFORD-STRBET NORTH, has been
one of the largest purchasers at the above important sale, and
begs to acquaint his numerous friends and patrons that the GOODS
are now rezdy for SALE, and will be sold at 40 t 05.50 per cent below
the manufactured prices. Also, a BANKRUPT'S STOCK, consist-
ing of 600 Pairs of LADIES', GENTEMEN'S, and CHILDREN'S
BOOTS and SHOES.
E. CHATEAU,
62 & f4:BEDFORD-STREET, NORTH.

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FROM

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own Tailor, and save 30 per cent.

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