... celebrated Sale at Stowe, Mr Lister. Upwards of Thirty Patterns of New SILVER SERVICES AND COFFEE POTS, the most elegant Patterns, at reduced Prices. DIAMOND ORNAMENTS, 30 per Cent, lower than usual. number of Second-hand GOLD REPEATING, IE VER and other WATCHES, at remarkably low A beautiful and massive SERVICE of FORKS, SPOONS, Sec., of the Staj Chase Pattern, for £130, Cost 1200. A ...

... SUMMER RATES FI RATES OF INSURANCE AT Cargoes ami freight* by Britieh-bui aoaTH. Blylh,VVarkvrortb,*nJ Alumonth. 7* 6dto Gr»m 7 Berwick and Kf«- month 7* W Grain 7 Frith* of Forth & Leith, Dundee, Perth .lOsOd to Of«io 7 eta Forth *cird. . Canft) .12* Grain - 10 MontroM, etonebaven. anil Abenleao liU to drain 10 Banff’-Findhcro, lore roe**, A Wick «s»6dto 17 ...

... THE LATE MELANCHOLY AC CIDRNT AT CULLERCOATS. COWDMTM r Rev. RICHARD CLAYTON. Rev. G. H. LATIMER. ROBERT AERWWEIGHIT, Sutton. JOHN TINLEY, Dockivray Square. W. J. FORSTER, Tynemouth. GEORGE TIODGSON, Cullercoatg. THOMAS BELL, Cullerecats. JOHN DROWN, Cullercoats. rpHE above~fnamea Gentlermen acknowledge JLthe Receipt of the following Sums, which have been placed at their Disposal, for the ...

... FOUR SHILLINGS PER FOUND. 1ICE, RIPE, STRONG, OLD.FASHIONED TEAS-Carciage Paid on Pare-ls of Six Pounds and upwards JUL ?? within 100 miles of our place of business. WILLIAM STEWART, TEA AND COFFEE DEALER, 18, GRAINGER STREET, NEWCASTLE. CHEAP PAPER HANGINGS. EG to announce that they are dELLING OFF last vear's Stock, consisting of 2.5,000 Pieces, of every B qualiy and desoription, at tOREATLY ...

... to H. Angus, Newcastle, WANTED, respectable YOUTH, as an APPRENTICE, at George Foreman's, Newcastle Mourning and Funeral Warehouse, 17, Grey Street. WANTED, an ASSISTANT, and also an APPR ENTICE. —Apply to Mr Waller, Draper and Furrier, and 5, Grey Street. VVANTED, good toned FINGER ORGAN. ▼ * —Applications, stating Price, dec, to made to 8., Post Office, Newcastle. WANTED, in Shipbroker's ...

... Bed Rooms, Two Attics, Kitchen, Pantry, Yard, &c, J a Flower Garden ...

... %4AjL OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. RALPH 1lROWN 'WILL SELL BY AUCTION, At Seven Mile Houce, near lBlagdou, Northumberland, on Mionday, A~pril 28th inet., Lnrge Porton of the HOUS ElHOLI) FURNITURE, 1 beionging to blre Laws, who is leaving the neigh- '3;thood, cempriafing large mabogany dining, cartl, ntnm-over, and work tables; miahogany rnd deal ward- robes; inahegrny oommode; mahogany haiir ...

... AFLEI3Y AND JACKSON, 71O FRS. APPRAISERS, STOCK AND: i IIZO1 ...

... HAVE YOU READ OUR LAST ADVERTISEMlRNT TF not, look immediately at your old De'wspaper ; YOU 'will there'learn something that prudent I people have turned to their advantage. WILLIAM STEWART, TEA DEALEB, 33, GRAINGER STREET, and 27, SANDRILL, NEWCASTLE. 0,, SD H I LI N- BOX - U UL S TAT IONERY. PEPTY-EIGT SHEETS SUPERFINE NOTE ONE STEEL PEN AND HOLDER- PAPER ONWE STICK OF WAX. IC ^s FORTY-EIGHT ...

... TOD BF SOLD BY AUCTION, ter Hill, in the Parish of Stamfordham, Nor- A'§3't bumberland, oD Monday, May 6tho 1850, B tLHBROWN, Auctioneer, Ltlt F;ARMING £TOCK, and IM- A PLEMlENIS ot HUSB'-iNDRY, upon the said ' }pgifg to Messrs Hepippe, *vho are declining Fail! b .e ln ibsttng of 4 exc~lent Draught Horses, in good Coid~tion; I Two-yeai 'old Colt; 2 Milk Cows, gaved and in cal'; 14 Citoytot ...

... OFFI(E TlMI-iIE(.ES, with 12-inch Diales, (Eng- F isllh unufacture), froml 42s to Sis mach. A large collection of PARISIAN CLOCKS, including a TAllMr'Y JUST UIECEIVED, of the newest designs iD Gilt, Molehl', Brooze, and China, CLUCKS of every description on hand, or made to oeder. CHRON.METERS, WATCHES, and CLOCKS, cars- fuliy Repaired and Cleared. REID AND SONS, 14, Grey Street, Newcastle ...

... JOHN 3MILI ING AND COMPANY have just received their NEW FURS ; oleo, a nice choice seleotitu FELT HATS. in thp New Shapes, with FE -THER8 and TRIMMINGS. -WINTER AOSERY, GLOVES, a-ad UNDERCLOTHING. All the Choice ColouTs in the NEW HIGHLAND WINSEy, THE NEW SHOP, RAINGFUR STREBET. WILL TEAS BE DEARER OK at these figures and judge. In the season 1857 and 1868, 140 vessels arrived in England, witb ...