... NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS. Matter of considerable importance has again compelled us to withhold several letters in type. We hope to overtake all arrears on to-morrow and Friday. MARRIED. On the 19th inst., at Studley, (by the Rev. Mr. BousfieldJ Wr. George Henry Heape Haines, of Aleester, to Elizabeth King, youngest daughter of Mr. Etherington, of Hardwvick. DIED. On the I5th irst., of typhus ...

... lTANTED, a CLERK; one accustomed to the W Jewellery Trade ?? by letter, D. 5, Dally Pest 0ffice, Birmingham. 624 MO IROMONGES.-WATED, an ASSIS- 1S TNTwhoha8hadsom expriece n te bsinss;lilewis & JllIOR SSISANTor oe Ivh hasscrvd pat ofhis time, None need apply whose character wlill not bear the stricteet investiga- ?? to Mr. Beddeley, W~ellingtonl, Salop, 622 llifrEiCHLEY ABB3EY, HlARBORNE. - ...

... I- o POSTPONED FROM FRIDAY, i1t JANUARY, to TUESDAY, 5th JANUARY. .ON TUESDAY, 5th January, at TWelve 0 o'clock, at the Broker's Office, 16, Exchange Buildings, Liver. Duo]. 207 HealBarrels }Jrmur=.'m xst landed ex Robert Kelly, from New York. Apply to Messrs. Guion and Co., Merchants; or to J. Rayner and Co., Brokers, LiverpooL. 2080 MONEY WITHOUT SURETIES. NATIONAL DISCOUNT LOAN FUND AND ...

... MARRIED. On the 25th inst,, at Wesley Chapel, Oldbury, (by the Rev. John Bramley,) Mr. Ephraim Hadley, to Mary Ann, eldest daughter of Air. Job Grigg, of Oldbury. DIED. On the 27th instant, very soddenly, aged two years, Ann Bethia, eldest daughter of Mr. James Maulin, of Summer Row, in this town. NOTICE. mn CARTER WILL NOT hold his WEEKLY JL SALE by AUCTION on Thursday next. at his Rooms, in ...

... THE QUEEVS HOSPITAL SURGEONCY. j ADJOURNMD MEETING OF SUBSCRIBERS. IN accordance with the Resolution of the Meeting. of Subscribers to the Queen's Hospital. I beg to convene an ADJOURNED MEETING, to be held in the Committee Room of the Town Hal, on TUE8DAY NEXT, the 29th inst., at Twelve o'clock ab noon, to Receire a REPORT from the Committee, and to deter mine upon the course to be pursued. H ...

... A iadv can be accommodated with a PARLOUR . . and BED RlOOM, en a emat respectable iFamily. The House is ontlyaltsatcd at H~andawvorib, a mile and a half from Snow StatiomTermEwery moderate.-Address, E3, Daily Pest Oice, . te v Street, Birmingham, 8vt IVANTED, a HORSE, (not a Mare,) 1W to W 16 hands high, and from five to six years old, fast, strong, and steady. Warranted sonmd. and steady in ...

... THE BIRMINGHAM MOURNING FUNERAL WAREHOUSE, 42, NEW STREET, BIRMINGHAM. .CRAPES,PARAMATTAS, HENRIETTA,PRINCETTA, AND COBUTRG CLOTHS, DRESS SILKS, PRINTS, GINGHAMS, MILLINERY MANTLES, AND EVERY REQUISITE FOR F A M I L Y M OU R N I N G, IN THE GlEATEST VwARTTY AT THE LOWEST OHARGES. FUNERALS ECONOMICALLY FURNISHED. BACH AND BARKER, PROPRIETORS. p DARTIES who are suffering from the panic may J ...

... TO PRINTERS, STATIONERS, AND OTHERS. UNRESERVED SALE, IN THE COACH YARD, BULL STREET, BIRMINGHAM. TO BB SOLD BY AUOTION, B )Y RICHARD CLARKE, on the Premises as above, on MONDAY NEXT, January 4th, 1858-the whole of the capital OFFICE FURNITURE, IMPLEMENTS, and Effects. of a Printer; including upwarde of twenty reams of Printing and Writing Papers, asuperiorDemyCOLUMBIAN PRINTING PRESS, Post ...

... Salt bn A.adon. &C. NOTICE OF POSTPONEMENT OF SALE. TO PRINTERS, STATIONERS, AND OTHERS riHE SALE OF PRINTING PRESSES, TYPE, 'IL' PAPEF, and Effecte, announced to take place in the Coach Yard, Bull Street, Birmingham, This Day. is POSTPONED. RIOHIARD CLARKE, Auctioneer and SurveyOr, 937 . 1, Temple Street. IATANTE>, a respectable MAN, to examine a Set VV of Faetor's Journals. A knowledge of ...

... BIRMINGHAM AND MIDLAND INSTITUTE. W I N T E R T E R M.] TVCLASSES THIS EVENING. Algebra ?? . W. MATHEWS, Jun., Esq., M.A. P zNN n LEounsEein The Metals-Zinc . Mr. W1LMAMS. Be THE QUEEN'S HOSPITAL SURGEONCY. A T an Adjourned Meeting of Subscribers to thes A Queen's Hospital, held in the Committee Room of the Town us Hall yesterday, (December 29,) P. H. MUNTZ, Esq., in the Chair. The Report of ...

... THE BIRMINGHAM MOURNING TAND FUNERAL WAREHOUSE, 42, NEW STREET, BIRAfINGHAM1. CRAPES, PARAAIATTAS, HENRIETTA, PRINCETTA, AND COBURG CLOTHS, DRESS SILKS, PRINTS, GINGHAMS, MILLINERY MANTLES, AND EVERY REQUISITE FOR F A M I LY M O U RNIN G, tN THlE GREATEST VAR`ETy AT THE LOWEST CHARGES. FUNERALS ECONOMICALLY FURNISHED. BACH ANoD BARKER, PRoPRIETORS. A MBLECOTE TRAINING SCHOOL, NEAR STOURBRIDGE. ...

... THE BIRMINGHAM MOURNING FUNERAL WAREHOUSE, o 42, NEW STREET, BIBOMINOiAM. CRAPES, PAnAMATTAs, lENR TA, PRINCETTA, AND COBURG CLOTHS, DRESS SILKS, as PRINTM, GINGHAMS, MILLINERY MANTLES, o0 AAND EVERY REQUISITE FOR le 0, FAMILY MOURNING, )3 mX THE GREATEST VAA1EY A&T THE LOWEST OBHARGES. ad FJUNERALS ECONOMICALLY FURNISHED, ng BACH AND BARKER, ed PRtOPRIIETORS. ala nd lat FPO PARENTS and ...