... SELL BY AUCTION, at his late Residence, The Higher Greaves, on Wed- nesday, January 29th, 1873, Sale commencing at One o'clock prompt, THE PRINCIPAL PORTION OF THE VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. AT Three o'clock will be Sold a Brilliant-toned COTTAGE PIANOFORTE, in handsome Rosewood Case ; also One HARMONIUM, in Walnut, 7 stops ; both by eminent London makers. On View Morning of ...

... the SHORTEST NOTICE. TERMS MODERATE. THOMAS LEYTHAM, SIL _T ME R CE R, 25, A 26, Chpbch-Street, LANCASTER. J DOOR MATS. pBEDERICK ASHTON, Blind, Living on the Quay, \ makes good strong door mats. Orders kindly re- yved by Mr. Battersby, Druggist. Cheapside. 'NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, rHAT all Persons having any Claims against the Estate of JOHN GERRARD, late of Galgate, fcEllel, in the County of ...

... i . 1573, when Mr. CHARLES HALLE will appear „'h hu Magnificent ORCHESTRA of 50 Per- f risers. VOCALIST : Mdll c. GiETANO. SOLO FLUTE : Moms. BROSSA, SOLO PIANIST AND CONDUCTOR: Mr. CHAS. HALLE. lo Pianist and Conductor ?? Mr. Chas. Halle) il IHe. Gjctajio wiU sing Una voce poco fa , Rossini), Batti, Batti (Mozart), Orpheus with his lute (Sullivan), and Esmeralda i Levey). >lr. ...

... Long, Surveyor of Taxes. t PRICE ONE SHILLING. 3 On Sale at the Gazette Office. ] PLAYINGI CARDS ! PLAYING CARDS ! JUST RECEIVED, ' A LAUGE ASSORTMENT OF MF.SSUS DE LA l BUE AND GOODALL'S [ PLAYING CARDS In the Newest Patterns for the Season 1873. /COMPRISING Colored Palace Highlanders, Palace *J Highlanders, Figured Harrys, Second Harrys, Indian Jonquil, Mistletoe and Ho-'y, Petunia, Acorn, ...

... 2, Lune Street, Pbeston. WITH BRANCHES AT Ucrington 7, Abbey Street. 3i_cKBUBN 6, Victoria street, St. John's Bcrnley 12, Ormrod Street SoLros-LE-Moons 8, Bilverwell-Btreet :hoeley * ?? Chapel Street. :)vEBDABw__r Railway Road. ft'iG-K 9, Rodney-street AW© *~ KO. 1, FRI AR-STRBg^_^CAgJr^,. ■** ; 1 vajjccd on Personal or other available Securit ies BILLS DISCOUNTED. : FEB CENT, ALLOWED ON CASH ...

... a _/ ot h e r Effects, at the GREAT SUTTON ii t +v,d fane-hurst Station, on ?? and five miles ...

... 12th, MONSTER PERFORMANCE, ou which occasion the Blackbukn It >ua>t uh Band will attend, under the able Leatier- Bliip of Ur. R. _outh worth. Thchsday, Feby. 13th, J__o,UESTRiAN Soiree And olympian Revel.s, L'uder the patronatre and presence of the H1.4, kluu.n License- Victuallkrs' Association. I'kidat, Feby 14th, a Night of Fun aud Frivolity. 1 . ,-aii B-nquet of Nonsense, for the Benefit of ...

... Fisher, The Acres , Bebington to bB on Wednesday and Thursday, i a ...

... tbe Build- tn£ Fund of this Church. The Yen. the Archdeacon of Lancaster, has kindly promised to be present, and, with other gentlemen, to take part in the proceedings. TESTIMONIAL TO JAMES HURTLEY. MR. JAMES HURTLEY, the present Sextonof the Parish Church of St Mary's, Lancaster, has been employed in that capacity, under three Vicars for dose upon Fifty Years, having served the office for ...

... D n, China Lane, or Mr. Wolfenden, Wellington Inn, Common Garden-street. T. M. WATERS, ARTIST Hyde Road, Manchester. WILLIAM GILCHRIStT CARRIAGE BUILDER, MEETING HOUSE LANE, LANCASTER, Castle Coach Works, near the Castle Station.Lancaster ECONOMY IN COALS. (TALKER'S PATENT COAL SAVER. EY using the above a good fire may be had with half the usual consumption of coal. They may be used in any ...

... change Hall, when a LECTURE, entitled. ''The ite-tgns ofthe Liberation Society, will be de- l.vered by JAMES CROSTON Esq. Cbair to be taken by Alderman R. H. Hutcuin- .ok, Esq.. J.P. Aduii«-ion Free, by Ticket, which may be had _t 1 uureh Institute, and at the Herald aud Patriot 1 nhces, Blu.kburu. Doors open at seven, Lecture t j be begin at half -past. J. B. CARR, Hon. Sec. BAVEKSWIKG ...

... the Rev. FIELDING OULD, the Association Secretary, in .St. Paul's Schools, on W ednesday, Feb. sth, 1873, in behalf ol the Funds of the Church Pastoral Aid Society. Accompanied and illustrated by Dioramic Paint- ings, chiefly from original sketches executed on the spot. To commence at half-past Seven p.m. Admission : 6d. and ls. Tickets : Mr. EASTHAM, sexton of St. Paul's. MUSICAL EDUCATION. ...