... above the Uuion Bank,) and 3. Corn Exchange. GEORGE DEAKIPJT, Tortoise Shell and Horn Comb Manufacturer, 54, FARGATE, SHEFFIELD, BEGS to inform Families and Schools of bis OLD BROWN WINDSOR SOAP, celebrated for supe- f.iority and economy. — Six Squares, One Shilling. Messrs. WM. GREAVES 6c SONS, OF the SHEAF WORKS, have this Day Admitted WILFORD METTAM and BENJAMIN JAS. EYRE as PARTNERS in ...

... House, near Huddersfield. JOSEPH BROOKE, Esq., Greenhead, near Hudders- field. CHARLES APPLEBY, Esq., Sheffield, Director of the Sheffield, Ashton-uuder-Lyne, and Manchester Railway. THOMAS BLAKE, Esq., Sheffield, Director of the Sheffield, Ashton-under-Lyne, and Manchester j Railway. WILLIAM BRADLEY, Esq., Sheffield, Director of the Sheffield, Ashton-under-Lyne, and Manchester Railway. ...

... MR. TROWN begs leave most respectfully to inform his Ft iends and the Public in general, that his ANNUAL BALL, having been unavoidably Postpo ed, will take place on Tuesday, February 20th. Dancing to commence at Eitht o'Clock. Gentlemen's Tickets, ss. each ; Ladies, 45. : Breakfast included. Tickets to be had at the Assembly Rooms. Assembly Rooms, Feb. 9, 1844. ASSEMBLY ROOMS. SOIREE MUSICALS. ...

... LADIES, will Re-open on Monday, the 22nd instant. January 9th, 1844. ladies' boarding school, Charnock House, near Ecclesfield. MISS CASE will have much pleasure in receiving her Pupils on Monday. Jan. 15th, 1844. Charnock House, Jan. 10th, 1844. An Articled Plpil Wanted. CLAREMONT VIL L A, Glossop Road, near Sheffield. THE MISSES LEWIS respectfully announce to their Friends and the Public, ...

... that he intends Opening the SHOP and PREMISES' BEGb 1«™ ™ 'j? , rtrEET (nearly opposite Messrs. T. B. &W. Cockayne's, Drapers,) on TUESDAY next. i°'iq'h 1544 when he will submit to their notice an assortment of CHEMICALS, MEDICINAL PRE- Nov ember urn. Its nRUGS of the fust quality, aud Warranted Genuine. Sensibleof the important trust of dispen- -I'ARA 1 10^ ?? a p eSL . rl|)t i u n6 and ...

... above tbe Union Bank,) 'and 3, Corn Exchange. LONDON OYSTER ROOMS, WATSON'S WALK, SHEFFIELD. PAUL ASHLEY begs to announce that bis Rooms for the purveying of Oysters, are now open, and tbat his arrangements in Lor.donenable bim to supply NATIVE OYSTERS of tbe most recherche description, at tbe fol- lowing Prices: — OutDoor Is. 4d. Intheßooms Is. 6d. Up Stairs (Private) Is. 6d. Barrels Bs. 6d. ...

... KNIGHT, M.A., and a Collection made towards liquidating tbe remaining Debt, incurred by .the thorough repair of the Church, inlS39, and the damage caused by the Storm in July of last year. BUSINESS OP A DRUGGIST. TO BE DISPOSED OF, the Connexion in the Trade of a DRUGGIST, in Chesterfield, for some time carried on by Mr. Wm. George Charlesworth, with considerable success. The Person ...

... Sheffield and its Vicinity, that he has taken the SHOP next below the New Post Office, in Angel street, which, on Saturday, Dec. 21st. he intends Openine wi'b an entire New and Fashionable Assortment of HATS, CAPS, and BONNETS, «hicb, for quality and Price, he feels confident cannot be surpassed by any House in the Trade. N.B. -One Price, and no Abatement. JOHN MELVILLE, BRUSH MANUFACTURER, No ...

... Hitchen, as a MANUFACTORY of HAIR SEATING. Apply to Mr. W. Smith, Portobello, the Owner. SPRING FASHIONS. TO GENTLEMEN. FRENCH VELVET HATS, 10s. 6d. and 12s. BEST ENGLISH SILK HATS, 75., Bs., and 9s. 6d. AT J. TOWER'S BAT EMPORIUM. 38, HIGH STREET, One Door below George street. THESE Hats have the finest appearance, and do not routine Perspiration. J. T. also solicits attention to bis ...

... Appointed AGENT for the Sale of DC. HEWITT'S PATENT CIRCULAR- KEVED PIANO-FORTES, which she can confidently recommend for Cheapness. Durability, Elegance of Form, &c. They also give a much more easy and graceful posi- tion to tbe Perfoimer that: the straight-keyed Instruments. N.B. — Has always on hand Piano- fortes, which can be seen on application as above. September 4th, 1544. NEW COACH TO ...

... Security, on application to MB. POTTEB, Solicitor, Rotherham. 13th March, 1844 : PORTMAHOM Sabbath SCHOOLS. ON LORD'S DAY, March 17th, 1844, TWO SER- MONS, on behalf of the above Schools, will be Preached at PORTMAHON CHAPEL, by Mr. A. M. STALKER, Baptist Minister, Blockley, Worcestershire. Services in the Morning at Half-past Ten, and in the Evening at Half-past Sixo'Clock. Collections at the ...

... 9 12 and 16 Gallons each, and also ill Bottles.) and STRONG HOME-BREWED ALE, in Casks of 9, 12, and IN Gallons. Orders received at the Oyster Rooms, Watson's Walk. ' GEORGE & JOHN DEANE RESPECTFULLY inform their numerous Friends in Sheffield and its Neighbourhood, that Mr. ROBERT EADER, 41, High street, is AGENT for the Sale of their Celebrated TWO-HOLE BLACK PENS. 4G. King William street, ...