... may be seen on the CORN EXCHANGE every TUESDAY ; and triU feel much obliged by his Friends in Sheflield and Neigh- bourhood favouring him with a CaU. Hours of Attendance from Nine ?? fall Five- CHAS. F. YOUNGE respectfully infbrnis his Friends and the Public, that it is his jg-£!£ % to Close his EstabUshment in HIGH STREET, m order accommodate the Premises for the Remainder of his Extensive ...

... Congregation to hold a BAZAAR, in MAY Next, in AID of the CHURCH FUNDS, under the distinguished Patronage of The Countess of EFFINGHAM. The Viscountess MILTON. The Lady WHARNCLIFFE . __ T „ The Lady CHARLOTTE W. FITZWILLIAM. SSS^XSiST ££ BotchS Ffr. Oak,; Hb. Chambers Victoria street ; Miss Creswick, Moorgate House ; Mrs Jobson, Victoria street; Mrs. A. Lee, Radford Place; Mrs! Lyon, ...

... of Seeing _t_£_t — PORT and SHERRY WINES, in Pint Bottles, at from Is Id. to Is. 8d each ; or from 12s. to 18s. per Dozen. Obsabve '—The Entrance to the Wholesale and Bottle Department is in Covlstose street. . CH R ISTMAS BUNS, CAK E S ? AND SPICE BREAD, OF FIBST-RATE EXCELLENCE AND MODERATE I. PRICE, AT G. SHALLCROSS'S BAKERY, 158, GIBBALTAB STREET, SHEFFIELD. CHRISTMAS PARTIES.! PAUL ASHLEY ...

... be ob- tained at the PRINCE OF WALES HOTEL, MASBRO'. N.B.— Post Horses, Cabs, and Party Carriages on tbe shortest Notice. TO BE SOLD, remarkably Cheap, at THOMAS VINOR'S Cakbiage Factokt, J^st STREET Anew, handsome, ?? smaU ALBERT PHAETON lined with Morocco Leather, complete, either With or Without H _£SS_3Z_2£w WHITECHAPEL CART, lined with Brown Cloth, best Lancewood Shafts.— Both Carnages ...

... Public that the Duties of her SCHOOL wiU be Resumed on j W_d._st>ay the Twenty-third January. Upp.rthorpe, Deo. 26, 1849. BOARDING AND LODGING HOUSE FOR COMMERCIAL GENTLEMEN AND FAMILIES VISITING LONDON. ?? . . - j MRS. MURPHY again tenders her grateful thanks to Aer numerous Friends hi Sheffield and its .i_im_f, and she re- | spe *tfuUy solicits a continuance of tiiat Patronage which she j ...