'From An 1863 Manchester Guardian.'

Legal Notice.

'From The Manchester Guardian dated Wednesday, January 14, 1863'.

Notice Of Dissolution of Partnership.-Notice is hereby given, that the partnership at will lately subsisting between me, the undersigned, and William Hutchison, of New Hall, Hey, near Rawtenstall, in the county of Lancaster, as quarrymen and stone merchants, at Sheffield Gate, or Balladen, near Rawtenstall aforesaid, under the style or firm of "Hutchinson and Taylor," or otherwise, is dissolved, and that the said William Hutchinson has no right or authority to carry on business in my name, or in the name of, or to pledge the credit or incur any liability in the name or on the account of the said late firm, or in my name, either alone or jointly with his, in anywise; and that I shall not be in any manner responsible for any contracts or dealings of the said William Hutchinson in the name of the said late firm, or in my name, either alone or jointly, with his, the said William Hutchinson's, in anywise- Dated this thirteenth day of January, 1863. James Taylor.

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'From An 1863 Manchester Guardian.'

Legal Notice.

'From The Manchester Guardian dated Wednesday, January 14, 1863'.

Nicholas Simons, Esquire, one of Her Majesty's registrars, authorised to act in the prosecution of a petition for adjudication of bankruptcy, filed on the fourteeenth day of November, 1862, by Robert Roberts, of 16, Church-street, Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, dealer in beads and fancy goods, will sit on the third day of February, 1863, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon precisely, at Her Majesty's Court of Bankruptcy, in Manchester, in order to make a dividend of the estate and effects of the said bankrupt; when and where the creditors who have not already proved their debts are to come prepared to prove the same, or they will be excluded the benefit of the said dividend; and all claims not then proved will be disallowed. James Gardner, Solicitor for Creditors' Assignee, 45, Cross-street, Manchester.

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'From An 1863 Manchester Guardian.'

Legal Notice.

'From The Manchester Guardian dated Wednesday, January 14, 1863'.

In the matter of Samuel Dentith, deceased.- Notice is hereby given, that all persons having any claims or demands upon or against the estate of Samuel Dentith, late of the Commercial Hotel, Brown-street, Manchester, deceased, are requested? forthwith to send particulars thereof to the undersigned, in order that the same may be investigated, and, if found correct, discharged?; and all persons who stood indebted to the said Samuel Dentith, at his decease, are requested to pay the amount pf their respective debts to the undersigned forthwith. Higson & Robinson, Solicitors. 44, Cross-street, Manchester, 13th January, 1863.

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'From An 1863 Manchester Guardian.'

Miscellaneous Wants.

'From The Manchester Guardian dated Wednesday, January 14, 1863'.

Prompt cash for furniture, pianos, manufactured goods. Stocks, &c. bought or advanced upon.- J. Harrop, 37, Stretford Rd.

Ladies' and gentleman's cast-off clothes: personal attendance, town or country: best price.-Miss Wilson, 41, Peter-street.

A family's washing wanted, by a respectable Laundress.- Address? Mrs. Grundy, 15, Brook-street, Bury New Road.

Wanted to purchase, Ladies' and Gentlemen's left-off ? clothes: excellent price given for silk or evening dresses: personal attendance in town or country.-Mrs. Buckley, 41, London Rd.

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'From An 1863 Manchester Guardian.'

Money To Be Lent.

'From The Manchester Guardian dated Wednesday, January 14, 1863'.

Furniture or stocks of every description purchased or advanced upon.- Mr. Mitchell, 26, Piccadilly, Manchester.

From ｣1 to ｣1000, on plate, watches, silks, furniture, pianos, deeds, &c.- Mr. J.A. Towle, 1, King-street, Salford.-Established 1840.

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'From An 1863 Manchester Guardian.'

Clerks, Assistants, &c. Wanted.

'From The Manchester Guardian dated Wednesday, January 14, 1863'.

Good machine lappet makers.- T. Railton, 57, Piccadilly.

Wanted, an active young man: must be quick at accounts. Apply to W. Copeland, Victoria Market.

Wanted, a good overlooker of braiding machines- Apply to J. Mellor, 51, Church-street.

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'From An 1863 Manchester Guardian.'

'From The Manchester Guardian dated Wednesday, January 14, 1863'.

Monumental tablets, headstones, tombs, in stone, granite, or marble. J. & H. Patteson's?, 36 and 38, Oxford-street.

A good water-repellent cloth overcoat for a guinea, at H.R. Freeborn's, Exchange Arcade.

Removal.- William Seddon (late Blanshards), 18 and 20, Piccadilly, Manchester, French Glass Shades and Looking Glass Warehouse, wholesale, retail, and for export. Looking glasses silvered on the premises up to126 by 72: damaged plates re-silvered. Polished and rough plate, patent plate, crown, sheet, and ornamental glass, of every description. Propagating? glasses, farn shades and stands, milk pans, aquariums, fish globes, cucumber glasses, gas globes, &c.- Agent for the Birmingham Plate Glass Company.

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'From A Manchester Guardian.'

'From The Manchester Guardian dated Wednesday, January 14, 1863'.

1863. Garden and flower seeds, the growing powers of which have been carefully tested?, may be had from Dickinsons & Brown, 43 and 45, Corporation-street. Catalogues on application.

Horse hair- Collectors of the above will find a good and ready-money market at J McDonough's, Curled Hair and Hair Seating? Manufactory, Hanover Works, Riga-street, Shudehill.

Twenty shillings reward.- Lost, on Saturday night the 10th inst. supposed in the Theatre? Royal, Manchester, a cane, with buckhorn handle, with the initials R.A.F. in old English, in front, and A.P. ff behind?- Anyone finding the same?, and takinf it to Messrs. R.Orton & Son, King-street, Manchester, will receive the above reward.

If Thomas Phillips, of Tib-street, Manchester, requires the address of Mrs. W.H. Phillips?, he can obtain it from her husband, who is to be found daily, after twelve o'clock, at Mr. Richards's office, turf reporter, Newmarket Lane.

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'From An 1863 Manchester Guardian'.

From The Manchester Guardian dated Tuesday, January 13, 1863.

Manchester and Liverpool District Banking Company.- Notice.- The annual general meeting of the Proprietors of the Manchester and Liverpool District Banking Company will be held at the bank, in Spring Gardens, on Wednesday the 28th inst. at twelve o'clock, for the purpose of receiving the report of the Directors, of declaring a dividend, and of electing the Board of General Directors, and also the Auditors for the ensuing year.- By order of the Board, Manchester, January 13, 1863. James Miller.

If Richard Watson does not fetch his goods from 13, Palmer-street, Salford, in seven days, they will be sold.

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'From An 1863 Manchester Guardian'.

'From The Manchester Guardian dated Wednesday, January 14, 1863'.

Good machine lappet makers.- T. Railton, 57, Piccadilly.

Wanted, an active young man: must be quick at accounts. Apply to W. Copeland, Victoria Market.

Wanted, a good overlooker of braiding machines- Apply to J. Mellor, 51, Church-street.

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'From An 1863 Manchester Guardian'.

'From The Manchester Guardian dated Wednesday, January 14, 1863'.

James Atherton begs respectfully to inform landowners, colliery proprietors, and the public generally that he has now commenced the business of a land and mining surveyor, J.A. trusts that his having been engaged in the above-named business for upwards of seven years with George Piggot, Esq. the agent of the Right Hon the Earl of Bradford, wil be considered a sufficient recommendation that all work with which he may be favoured will be efficiently and carefully done.- Offices, Johnson-street, near Mawdley-street, Bolton.

To-day, fifty dozen ladie's real French kid gloves, all clours, 1s. 8-and-a-half d. per pair, worth 2s. 9d.- James Lowe, 59, Oldham-street.

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'From An 1863 Manchester Guardian'.

'From The Manchester Guardian dated Wednesday, January 14, 1863'.

Manchester Bonding Warehousing Company.- Notice is hereby given, that the half-yearly meeting of the shareholders of the above company will be held at he? company's offices, Chapel-street, Salford, on Monday the 26th inst. at eleven o'clock, to receive the Directors' half-yearly report? of the proceedings of the company, to elect three new directors and two auditors in the place of those who retire, and also to declare a dividend. By order John Halsall, Secretary. Salford, January 13, 1863.

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'From An 1863 Manchester Guardian'.

'From The Manchester Guardian dated Wednesday, January 14, 1863'.

Bank of Manchester (Limited).- Notice is hereby given, that the half-yearly general meeting of the shareholders of the Bank of Manchester (Limited) will be held on Thursday the 22d day of January, 1863, at twelve o'clock precisely, at the Banking House of the Company, No. 46, Pall Mall?, in the city of Manchester, to receive the report and balance-sheet to 31st December, to elect Directors in the place of those who retire, to declare? a dividend, and on the general business of the Company.- Dated this 13th day of January, 1863.- By order of the Board of Directors, John Farrer, Joseph Rice, Managers.

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