... THIE BIRMINGHAM MOURNING AND FUNERAL WAREIOUSE, 42, NEW STrRET, BIRMINGHAM. gA A C H and BARKER reepeetfully announce that tbey are in receipt of their FIRST DELIVERY oF SPRING NOVELTIES, - ?? ?? NEW STfLEB IN DOUBLE-SKIRTED. AND FLOUNCED RO BES, Inolading the ROBE-A-LEZ, in MO HAIR, CASHMERE, CHALTIES, &C. THE NEW SHAP'ES IN MANTLES, CRHI, STRAW, CRINOLINE, AND MILLINERY BONNETS. CAPS, HEAD ...

... THE BIEMINGHAM MOURNING AND UNERAL WAREHOUSE, 42, NEW STREET, BIRMINGHiMll. BACH and BARKER respectfully announce that they are now making a full display OF MOURNING NOVELTIES, In every department of their Establislment, and they beg to state that they were never so well prepared to sup- ply their Patrons with CHOICE AND FASHIONABLE MOURNING AT1rIRE AS AT THE PRESENT TIME. Their Stock of BLACK ...

... FORTHCOMING OPENING OF H1YAM AND CO.'S - NEWLY-ERECTED PRE-MISES, 21, 22, and 23, NWET STREET, flfltMth-O5OA). (1 OMING Events (we are told) cast a mo their shadows before them to ror canwe, for a moment, call in question the truth of this familiar maximn. Al memorable occurrenees, all vase under- takings are foreshadowed by indications, rumours, and announcements. HYAM and Co., therefore ...

... MONDAYj-PRIL 24, 1859. TO READERS AND ADVERTISERS. It -vil no doubt interest many of our readers, and especially our advertisers, to know that the circulation of the Daily Post during the month of March was TWELvE THOUSAND a day; and that the circulation of the Saturday Eveging Post now exceeds NINE THOtSAi~D COPIES. ...

... O4OW OPEN, HYAM -AND o.'S EXTENSIVE NEW PREMISES, 21, 22, and 23, NE;V SFREET, BIRMINGHAM. HpEE Opening of a New Speculation 1 is a cireanistaace of common occurrence: but the launching of so gigantic an undertaking as that of H1!'AY I aM I 1 ?? NEW ES1 ABILISEMENT is extra- ordinary beyond precedent. For n considerable time past the eyes of the public have been watching the progress of this ...

... QIilanteb,-: DOlJs(IlltlO SERVANTS. 4 IATPISEX¶ERxm nt exceeding t enty-fur word) from 1I..IhOMESTI'? SERVANTSi seeking Situsationse or for Servants required by lamilies, in herted Il the Deel Pst at O GNE SHILLING &ACH. Remittasace5 case be made in Postafge Ssmpe. 1rANTED, a good COOK.-Apply at 142, TV Great Charles Street. 108 IA/ANTE]), a Confidential Person, of middle V. age, it a House of ...

... ?? I II 'Oot 4?0*04--a- OL-T=111?- T 'llRSDA4?Uf%+18f) * O T R READElRSTAD AVERTISERS. It will no doubt interest inanY of our readers, and especially our adverbisers, to know th te circulation of the Daily -lost during the month of March was TwELvE THouSAND a day ; and that the circulhtion of the Saturday .oening Post now exceeds NINE THOUSAND Co0 Es. ...

... ,- ha great pleklve mi i informing our readers that the Saturdivy Bvening Post has now attained 6 ?? of between EIGHT and NIiN Tuou- SAD COPIES. It is addressed specially to the, Working Classes, and such advertisers as ap,6re that their announcememts should come under their notice cannot more effectually. teach that class than through these columns. The Saturday Evening Post is now published ...

... Xaitteb. DOMETIC SERVANTS .. A DVERTIS hEINTS (not exceeding twenty-four 'words) from DOMESTI SERVANTS seeking Situations, or for Servants required by FahflieE, Inserted in the Daffy posrt at ONE SHILLING lACH. Bomittancees can be made mi Poetaw & Stamps. TANTED immediately, a good Plain COOK. V -Apply to r. John Haines, Horeeley Heath. Tipton. 505 W-ANT-ED, good GENERA~[J SER-VANTS, ...

... The Blkrrviglbanz Dailj Post is published every Monday, Taesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, and is on sale in all the principal towns of Warwickshire, Worcestershire, Staffordshire, and Salop, by eight o'clock in the morning. Theciroalationfof theD tU PostnowexceedsTwaLVE TaoUSAND COoIss DAILY, anal the attention of Advertisers is called to the fact that, with the exception of the ...

... The eiroulatron of the Doily Post now exceeds TwELvz TuorsAmD CoPms Doy, anl the attention of Advertisers is called to the. 'fact that, with the exception of the Birmingham Jowrul, the Daily Post has the largest circulations of any paper pub- lished in Birmingkaia or the Midland Counties. The Saturday Emvexsg Post, a weekly journal for the working classes, price three halfpence, con- taining a ...

... -,%alto ?? ,rivatt Grontrart. T° be SOLD or LET, with immlediate possessnor, a very valuab'e anid contral PROPERTY, in the toewn of Bir- niogham; consistiu g of a onivenient DWEtLING HOUSE and Out-buildings, vith about 700 square yards of LND, at the back of * io samze. This Property is exceedingly well situated for the erection of Manu- factories, or Works requirinig Canal accommodation. Also ...