The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-15 00:00:00

April 15, 1851 be Kolb or ?Ltt: TO be SOL D or LET, for a Term of Years, MERE Al- BANK, Everton, the Re • e o the late William Esq. 410arrep.artieulara ap Mr. WILLIAM MYERS, 5, Clayton- TO CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS ,Tc• be SO , i R iiiiiiv ;i1,11; A. ii &lib i: —— - LD, 13V PRIVATE TREATY, the STOCK, •atei FIXT URES, and GOODWILL of the DRUGGIST SHOP, bus,yeboonging to the above bankrupt. e-:Shop is in full izi.' i ! 8 , an excellent trade is at p carried . on, and . this anr ' , e much further imp. o•• . The House is convenient thehien°ml , order. A Bra ostoffice is at present attached o fli "oP, and . the S y will belong to the Tenant so long as Ten 6 ce I r S contin . A Sale must he effected forthwith, and o'd o i 7 w n .di ceived by the Official Assignee, up to Twelve F 4 . ot ; Anon TH IS DA Y, (Tuesday.) it.... i ntormation may be obtained on the Premises, or fr om ha TURNER , Ma A ssig nee , , —' CHARL • Off - 1 53 South John stree .......___. T n CObNTRY VILLA RESIDENCE FOR £5OO. `.„ be SOLD, a pair of beautiful semi-detached vILLAS substantially built, and situate in one of the Wilt favourable suburbs in the vicinity of Liverpool. Each %lora is d ouble-fronted, having a Parlour on each side of the taw with Kitchen, Scullery, and Pantry, on the same floor, free from damp being we'll draine tbe first floor are th 'e excellent Bed..rooms, com mg picturesque views of ;' r e " u ntrY. Dressing room. and Water Closet, and one o ge iced room above. e front is neatly laid out for a Wer Garden. To roily requiring a beautiful and retired untry Itesidenc t a li.nited distance from Liverpool, this b e r a ° P, e ,"Y offer ery advantage, as the situation is extremely qu eti `',Y ano pen, and Omnibuses pass to and from tsvrn frs k LiY daring the day. Price .4'looo the pair, or will be sold Partite, k5OO each. ar°r nyto ws P a rticulars and to view apply to JOHN WHITE, 19, quare. Vubitrattons. SECOND EDITION L This day is Pn i 'l- s ' i bed in sro rice _ ETTERs la JOHN L, ESQ., on affairs I connecteßs,h his ed Property and the Persons who ire th,„on • WA RD BULW Hit LITTON, Bart. ..„,_______ll4ticto • el . MAN anti HALL, 193, Piccadilly. 3 tut NIN A Du r ,bl, ,, ished, Second Edition, Svo., cloth. price 45., c , 1 7„"litY HOW FAR CONSUMPTION IS ases. 1-1-- ""LE; with Observations on the Treatment and By J ' 4 /un.,,„ NIIIJI,L, M.D., Physician to the Liverpool Infirmary. _— _ " Dr. T. urnbuil , a txtretnely ji c i npon tree t — appear to us to be u marks Dr. cal Pre- T s ' er ) ud ? co rd 14tee y ' ially l corn vi ttice of the prof • n." bull's little book to —British and Foreign Medical .t 1 Liverpool D4 n d .ol) • C ghton and Laughton . aturday next, On s NEW FAMILY NEW6rarr..... the 19th instant, will be published, No. 1., T HE price Threepence, of . PIONEER, and WrEKI ?al , R 4 ''''l s S ; a Stamped Liberal Newsp. . to tli .- : elut, ,„ and Political Progress. Its columns will be devoted mu iunstration and Advocacy of ALL PRO° RESSI'VE 110VE- Spell: " ' il letUding the Temperance , Dietetic, Medical. and 1 , e ,,. 1 _ n g Reforms : it will explain and enforce the princ pies of drof, P hrenology, Vital Magnetism. Homoeopathy , and Hy tiortll. It will elucidate the ideas and . s - of 'Co-Opera and Wreat Pi a familiar stYle of Pop natomy, Physiology, . . oa....,..i ms "e_hi n loo n hv nf i11n.4.1, . —._ _._ Le 'EKLY RECO aner of Physical, Mo WleW a „nnd expl;iniition• of- rri ichenie of human :advance estat,j,`,_nnuh pledging- fto advocate only those which have tai ."„ned themselv n-truth and utility. It will also con t. he ordj y news and topics of the time; besides a in_structive anti entertaining matter, selected from write hest -literature of 'the day, or contributed by original Will of established •repute. Literature, Art, and Science domes`V r ibute their beauties and wonders to its pages • the f tic enc, hearth will •be made more joyous by its Sights of PuetW a nd the dwellers•in the Ideal constantly refreshed by its 'Omj e weis and gatherings from the world of beauty. Welter s 190. an d isiew High Holborn, London, and Sold 'by all Book s -age nts. Provincial Azents wanted I'C ORKS BY - THE REV. J. B. MARSDEN, M.A. Tim 'HISTORY OF THE EARLY PURITANS : '4li...from the an on Refor to the Opening of the Civil War , ••=2. .T V0 .48V0., . Th e f ,„,„ 11. quis.'"uRCHMANSHIP of the NEW TESTAMENT; IreYr Historical and Theological. into the Origin and Pro- Cli ri4 Y certain Opinions which now agitate the Church of l• Post I3vo .6cloth, lettered. ~ s., ,tils c ,„„ 111. , INGt a ",,uRSES for the FESTIVALS of IRCH of — "LAD. With Notes. I_vol., 12s. th, lettered. Th e RULE of FASTING. Seinfr Editi" 'cloth .18., SED NS s 1111 l tcmay., VD., t.IVt u, ACI..GIC.A. e C 01111'qG VI. Tw S CHRIST. 12m0., cloth, 2s. 6d. "t o ate Rev. RICHARDIRKS6d. tl othEß letter MON m S from the OLD T VIIL ESTMENT. 12m0., 65., , A Ti t , IX. we. th,',N,TISE on the SPECIAL PROVIDENCE of GOD, late Edmund Dewdney, M.A. With a litogra by the Rev. J. B. Marsden. ' Price ss. 6d. CATIONS OF GUTTA P-ERCHA. 80LE, DOMESTICS, 5.c. B,..pieftoz. Boots and Shoes, Lining for Cisterns, Pin, l l :ra.,nies, Locking-glass Frames. Ornamental 5 - i,71, 4 2 C.ups, Jars, Soap Dishes, Vases, ~Vindp~ rol l hrtt 8, Cord Clot) Curtaiii Carj, Fruit; Aerate ur Mod."' ooth Brush Trays, Shaving Brush Trays, aes' Line Coloured Material for iv" Soil pi,,filn,g, O rnamental Flowerstands and Pots, Drain "agbi Jar Covers, Tubing for Wateri ng Gardens, th e n rig Windows &c., Liing for Bonnets, Watch Stands, 10,1? F OOLZaths;and Lighter Stands. - at o 'ltGlCAL.—splints, Thin Sheet for liandages, Stetb•- Ear Trumpets, and Bedpans. T t e 11CAI.,.—Carbovs, Vessels for ids, Sze., Syphons, tle t , dt g for couveyino• Oils, Acids alies, , &c., Flasks, Bot kblinitig fco.Tani's, and Fu g kets' NU FACTUILING.—B ets, Mill Bands, Pump Buc- Itoigelt Edging, Bosse huttle Beds, Washers, Covers for „!,, Round' Bands d Cord, Breasts far Water Wheels, ~11 Cans. '€o, a F 24 OFFICERS, &c. Water Holders, Inkstands, Ink vC ,o -P riv'' e P , eo Trays, Cash Bowls, Washing Basins, &c., Tubes for lay d a l a ng Alessages, Canvas for Covering Books, &c., sad A " I gLT LRAL.—Tubing for Liquid Manure, Lining for •t1Aci,7,1 ) 5,3, Traces, and Whips. `c,LwAL, fee.—Covering for Electric'Telegraph Wire, t ‘ lols, - Battery Cells, and Electrotype Moulds. 54, in i" !' --I TAL.—Medallions, Brackets, Cornices, Mould %flea. Initation of Carved Oak, Rosewood, &c., and Picture 11 13 S tS sek, • Ha g ts, SHIPBOARD.—Life Buoys, Buckets, Pump Viebi n * Speaking Trumpets, Drinkurg. Cips,. Powder "el l 11, 1 "siet Floats, Waterproof Canvas, Air-tight Life 'tiler 4 ouli t ,ioes for Pumping Water from the Held to the 14 . ' 1 44 " amd Twisted Corms, Lining for „Boxes, and Aa -4311,,,15CELi — "etc Q,'-'4NEOUS — Suction Pipes for Fire Engines, Fir ',. ti a ,ble Buckets, Lining for . Collns,Tap Ferales,Corn in,„"brehes .! 8 , Tubing for Ventilation, Hearing Apparatus ia 4 ht, Chapels for Deaf Persons, Cricket Balls, Bonne :lwrs, it..? 1 Balls, Fencing Sticks, Police Staves, Life Pre rin,"chwaY Conversation Tubes, Miners' Caps, Fringe for 2rleB,,az ouches, Fine and Coarse Thread, Alarum Tubes fir Seals, &c., Powder Flasks, Box Lids, Dolls, 1:1 1E PRRCHA COMPANY, PATENTEES, WHARF-ROLD, CITY-ROAD, LONDON. •CWHOLISALE DEALERS: M. AND S. JOHNSON, OaURCII-STASIT, LIVERPOOL bi 4 Zi*, - -----_________ 4,111,4 i RELIEF AND A RAPID CURE OF ALL ~,,' CONSUMPTION. COUGHS, COLDS._ Ali D :.ISO OF THE BREATH AND LUNGS, It T . Is INSURED BY +,OOOCK'S .PULNIONIC WAFERS. • The 1(It 'Wonderful Cures of Asthmas, Consumption, Quighs, A hem.„ .. an d all Disorders of the Breath and Lungs, are every armed by this extraordinary remedy. i tr,741,, 43... 4 ) . 1 " " 'QP A •FOUIRTERN YEARS' THMATIC -COUGH. ) 11 gh;,`"Ilas Carter, Egremont, shire, had an asthmati _ tlth,):=,•ir fourteen yearo;,noth• ever gave me r.elier until; v f tvh,s".ted taking Dr. Locos; Pulsnonie Wafers,.three haze , ", h ave entirely cur me. svittles , (Signed) 414 r. Oetirge 'verpool THOMAS CARTER. kPale-st re . Howell, Chemist, e . 1 0 , 1 G, kr n • nnherts, Chemist, ltanelagh-street, Liverpool, send ou some case!, of cures which have 44 11,10 e 'my last, y and , I think it would be . doing good to 4 rti t r e tio t , Wafers in •Liverpool, as they giye very great 4 for .who take them. They are quite the leading and colds. P. ROBERTS. CULTIC OF BREATMIN.O Milo uom. T4tgorannw? L A W. - - WANTED, a SITUATION by the Advertiser, aged 32. in Town or Conntr frobable of Abstract ing, ordinary Conveyancing, ng out Bills of Costs, &c., and has a thorough know of Bookkeeping, and the general routine of Business ' 'olicitor's Office. Eleven years' cha racter.—Addr P, STAN DA RD-office. B, p v„ ee, 4 OM UI AND •DI Yours, A."*.G, 0 G.. 01 .0.1. 7 V11 FWV4r. to — ' , lfro" r it" to • inform you of the great benefit I have re .ll,stlae. /RI taking Looock's Wafers which you recommended N wa. , 4) fts,;2 l cou fr .,;.s o much, oppressed at my chest that when I lay , ai l - ,:ittiouiing fit came-0n me with-such violence that I have old 'D a" ~ should not live to seedhe morning ; hut now I b,..ta,,,,,,„‘5u01e night without coughing, after having taken utz,...xes of wafers. J. HAYNF4i. -'441 I). ItOb ''' erts. 4, Ranelagh-street. Fr o , Pears;PORTAN TO ALL WHO l, Esq., Her Majesty's4Concerts, and Vicar th e Nttletn Choral of Lichfield Cathedral. e n 444 1 '414; es A lady of distinction, having pointed out to me io n ,l 1 4) , (4 Dr. Locock's Wafers, I was induced to make!' ak 'al in th . 4 and from this trial I am happy to give my testi i„ - •by • minailowins, a tow nf flip Wafpre za t i eE of the dal) to gradually dissolve in the .1114,,,m'slinet."Zebecornes bright anu clear,.and the tone full ever use T Y are decidedly the most efllcacions of any S. PEARSALL. Th ejhet tilt,rrtoiettlars,of hundreds of cures ~ ° S INGE 136,11,the Kingdom. i l) ' 4 few hour".., and,PUBLIC SPEAKERS they are invaluable, I,, c rea se „ they remove all Hoarseness, and .wonderf ully , -40 s w e 'ne Power and flexibility of the voice. They lim e a al age tafite. Price ls 11K L, 28. gd., and 11s. per Box. " 11 . ' '-'4 , SILVA. and Co ,1, Bride-lane, Fleet-street, Lon ld by all Sledidue Vendors. may be tad from every DA Oy be had tno e FAII ti I Y "' AP Ina h . :RIENT' AND ANTIBILIOUS WAFERS. e having a u „,._ &entle Aperient and Stomachic Medicine ,t. e Bu rr en s taste, and of great e ffi cacy for regula is& th e st 1,714,,t cocrecting the action of the Stomach and Liver. to 2s. 9d., and Its. per box. Also, bein I;OCOCK'S FEMALE WAFERS. b. Pe r 1 merlipine for ladies. Price Is. lid., 2s. 9d., and gi'gc, with full directions for use.—ALL e . —ALL PILLS UN NIMPOitgAi,„ NAMES ARE COUNTERFEITS. terth(_)cocK,A IFithiMON—Many Chemistt ct 'llt;trislic`ldl4oar trliu4jfad, other preparatli o N n F a S h a nde e r u Te t ar t iysimilar names, in ,jille;Mise they obtain a ' larger profit by the sale of such e4.us than can be obtained by rending the genuine The Public is, therefore, cautioned that the only 0 o r , It Tl , s the words " Dr. Locock's Wafers in white let -`4l Lo x. ' 14 around. printed in the Government Stamp outside t WHOLESALE AGENTS. Witt i n I ; Bv~tc~VHOLESALE Sox, and Co , Ilanover-street. gY 110,7,,erP001, by Roberts .Ranelagit-street ; Carter and ; Aspinall and i Wagstaff, St, James's-street ; 141,ker, u p 41 Haymarket ; Howell Dale -street .T. D. 0 = J4tiaer kvlianieutitreet ; and 'all Medicine 'Vendors omk. TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. ANTED,AV TI cB t 0 a CH Eh a c respectableßi R U D 'I `A u as Gi a s p r AP RE PremiumN moderate. For p: rticulars ply to Mr. HARRISON, Moor-street, Ormskirk. Riantrb. LADIES' CHARITY. WANTED, a MATRON for the LADIES' CITA RITY. She must be of steady, active habits, and not exceeding forty years of age. The Salary is Sixty Poui - ids a Year, with House, and allow ance for Coals and Servant. .....______ Applications, with Tee.; imonl o be addressed to the Lady Patroness, and left at No. , Duke-street, on or before WED NESDAY, the 16th ins By oc of the Committee, J. W. S. MAY, President. Blh April, 1851. LIVERPOOL GOVERNESSES' INsTri UTION WANTED, a LADY SUPERINTENDENT for the above INSTITUTION. She must be ingle,or a widow without a family, not under thirty of ate, of lady-mike manners, active habits. and a - mber of the Established Church. Salary, .i 59 per A in, with Apartments and Board. Testimonials;under r, to be addresed to the "Commit tee of the Liver overuesses' Institution," 31, Rodney street, before t e 6th of May next. By order of the Cotiimittee. • W. H. BAINBRIGGE, Honorary Secretary LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY WANTED, a MATRON for the LivEßrooL INFULMARY, in the place of Miss Jackson, deceased. She must be a Middle-aged Single Woman, or a Widow with out a Family, of steady, active habits, - and of _unexceptionable character. The Salary is -t - 50 a-year, ft — Board, Washing*, and Lodging. Candidates are required t d in their Testimo , Aials. ad dressed to the Chairma e Committee, on or before :MON DAY, the 14th insta , and to attend personally at the Infirmary on WEDNESDAY, the 16th instant, st Ten o'clock in the Fore- EDWARD GIBBON, Jun., Chairman. Ist April, 1851 Contrarts. LONDON AND NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY NEV STATION AT BIRMINGHAM. MITE Directors -are desirous to receive TENDERS j_ for the ERE. 'NUN of a Rangeof OFFICES, WAITING ROOMS, anti M l other ACCOMODATION, in conformity with • Company's Engineer. The Directors are also ready to receive DESIGNS and TEN- _ are requested to meet at Mr. Baker's OM 4, Waterloo street, Birmingham, at One o'clock, on NnAY. the 14th of April instant, to inspect the Drawi and specification, and . .. _, tciappoint a Person to take out quantities A , with the rchi tect employed for that purp y the Railway Company. Sealed Tenders, addre c to the Secretary of the Company, must be delii•ered a e Euston Station, London, on or before 6 - I THURSDAY, the_ of May next. For further-firticulars apply a. the Company's Office, in Birmingham; or at the Secretaries' Offices, in Londoner Li verpool. _ _ ) Secretaries C. E. BOOTH,sTEVART, Birmingham, April 2, 1951 LIVERPOOL DOCKS. TENDRRS FOR CLOTHING AND HATA:. THE COMMITTEE OF THE 'LIVERPOOL DOCKS do HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that they are wiliing to receive TENDERS for supplying the undermen tioned CLOTHING aid HATS_: namely, CLOTHING. ll'Suits frr Pier-masters, consisting of Frock Coat, Waist coat, and Trousers. The letters P.M. tobe embroidered .in Gold on the Collars of the• Coats. 180 Suits for Dock Gatemen, consisting of Jacket, Waistcoat, 'and Trousers. The letters L.D., with an Anchor be tween, to be embroidered in White on tha Collars of the Jackets. 10 - Suits for Men employed on the Landing stage, consisting of Jacket, Waistcoat, and Trousers. The letters L.S. to be embroidered in White on the Colda-of the Jackets. •9 Suits for Gatekeepers At Albert Dock - Warehouses and •Queen's Graving-dock, consist` of Coat, Waistcoat, and Trousers ered in Whit( 6 Suits for Messengers, cyfiting of Coat, Waistcoat, and Trousers. The Collars of.ette Coats to be embroid 2•Buits for Foremen Waistcoat, an ' rousers. be embroides in White. The Dies for,the Buttons will be furnished by the Commit who will require an estimate of the cost per Gross for , reepers, consisting of Frock Coat, The Collars of the Coats to making The-quality of the Clothing must not-be inferier to that now worn. 200'Hats : 19 without Labels, 181 withlabels on Glazed Lea ther, similar to those now worn. _ _ _ Samples marked to correspond with the Tender must be sent in. -and each Tender must state the-time within which the [)e supp - - Tenders must be sealed, marked " Tender for Clothing," or " Tender for Hats," and addressed to The Chairman of the nneer cover to the Secretary, not later than Twelve o'clock, Noon. on WEDNESDAY next, the tent instant. Tender By order, DANIEL. Ai A SON, Secretary Dittk-office, Liverpool, 10th April, 18.51. RICHARD THOMPSON, LADIES' 4. GENTLEMEN'S BOOT 4- SHOE MAKER, 17, ISLINGTON (FLAGS), NEAR ST. GEORGE'S lIALL, RETURNS his grateful acknowledgments to his Friends and the Public for their liberal patronage to him during his twenty-four years' residence in Islington, and re spectfully informs them that he has-completed the erection of large Workshops on his Premises, and that his Business in the • various branches thereof will be conducted under his personal .e extensive seal . . _. A large Assortment of Boots and Shoes of his own Manufac ture constantly in Stock, in every variety of style and price. Wellington Pegged and Sewed Boots, the best French Fronts, and on the most improved principle, 2)s. ' • to order, 235. ; best fsmivic i quality, 'no better made. P tent LeatterDress Boots, Ladies' Black an,. White Satin, id, Moronco, Patent Seal, Lasting, and Cordovan Slipper American Overshoes, & c . All G oo d s will be sold at the 1 est remunerating, 'irk, s. R. T. refrains. rom publishing a List of Prices. which are calculated to mislead the Public, but - respectfully solicits a trial, and trusts that the well-known character of his Goods will be a sufficient guarantee to ensures more extensive pa tronage. PIANO-FORTES OF SUPERIOWCONSTRUCTION 22 TO '25 GUINEAS. AvORMAN and CO.. Sole Manufacturers of the Patent Piccolo Orn4e PIANO-FORTES, pear 7 Octaves er x in compass, in beautifully figured woods, itli richly carved shell front or fretted compartments,oct n veneered legs and carved caps, Albert fall, and elegant rved cheeks. . . These Instruments not only, :sess a•superior tGuch and beautiful tone, but every rece , improvement in its mechan ism; and as every piece • material. including the Patent Metallic Plates, is pre, ed and finished - by the Makers, they can with the most • ect confidence recommend them to the notice of every in ding Purchaser. Each of theiefianos is warranted callable of standing any climate. Sent packed free, and thoroughly tuned. Applicationt addressed to WORMAN and Co., No. 10, liad. dox-street, Regent-street, London, will receive immediate attention. CURES FOR THE UW , CURED! HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT. CURE OF ACUTE RHEUMATISM OF FOUR YEARS' STANDING. Extract of a Letter from Mr. J. Pitt, Duelley,)9th Jan., 1850 To Professor HOCLOWAY. SIR,—It is with the greatest pleasure t ti -write to thank you for the benefitl have received fro your Pills and Oint ment, which have completely cur me of the Rheumatism uuur II 111.1 a blllleiCtl fur Ems I sour years, at times 1 was so bad as to be hardly able to k. I had tried every kind of Medicine that was recomm ded without receiving any benefit. lat last thought I wool ive your medicines a trial, and pur chased from Mr. Hol . Chemist, of this Town, tsvo Boxes of Pills, and two of Ointment, and in three weeks, through them and the blessing dl God, I was restored to health and strength, and am now as well able to walk as ever as I was my life. I am well known in thisnarish, having been sixty-live years in it, with an exceptiOn of ten years I served in the 24th Regi ment of Foot. (Signed) JOHN -PITT CURE OF A BAD LEG-OFMORE THAN SIXTY-YEARS' STANDING Air. Barker, of No. 5, Graham's-place, Drypool, -near Hull, ! had ulcers on his leg from Ile age of 18 until upw•ards:of 80; and.although for many years he had sought the first advice in suffered most excruciating-pain for long periods together, which incapacitated him from attending to his business. He 'had given up all hopes of gettiag a cure, when at last he : was persuaded to try Holloway's Fats and Ointment, which he did, and, however wonderful it may appear, the leg was thoroughly healed by their means, and by-continuing to use the Pills alone after his leg was well, he has become in health so hale and hearty as now to he more active than most men of fifty. N.13.-4The truth of this extraordinary statement can be vouched for by Mr. J. C. Reinhardt, 22, Market-place, Hull. February 20th, 1850. CURE OF A DESPERATE CAEOFRINGWORM OF SIX YEARS' STANDING. Lima, 12th of Novemaer, 1849. )ne of the most eminent Surgeons in Lima (the capital of years; in vain 'he exhausted all his art In his endeavours to effect a, cure. Not succeeding. he consulted among his bre thren, the most.celebrated medical practitioners in th e c ity, but nothing was found to do the child.semice. When he was persuaded by . Mr. Joseph P. Hague, the English Chemist and Druggist, resnlingAt No. 74, Calle de Palacio, to try Holloway's Pills mid Ointment, which was done, and after using six large Pots of the Ointment, with a proportion of , the Pills, the child was radically cured, to the surprise of the whole medical pro fession. The name.of the parent, from motives of delicacy, withheld. The Pills should•hi use,' conjointly with the Ointment, it most of the following cases : Bad Legs Cancers Scalds Bad Br;asts Contracted and Stiff Sore Nipples Burns Joints Sore-throats Bnnions Elephantiasis Skiu-diseases Bite cf . Meschetoes spo Fistulas Scurvy Sand-flies Coco Bay Chiego foot Glalblaina Chapped hands Corns (Soft) Gout Sore-heads Glandular Swellings Tumours Lumbago Ulcers Piles Wounds Rheumatism Yaws Sold by the Proprietor, 224, Strand, (near Temple Bar,) Lon son, and by all respectable Vendors of Patent Medicines throughout the Civilised World, in Pots and Boxes, at Is. lid., 2s. 9d., 48. 6d., Ils., 225., and 335. each. There is a very con siderable saving in taking the larger sizes. N.B.—Directions for the guidance of Patients are aftixell to each Pot or Box. CAUTION None are Genuine unless the words " Holloway's Pills and Ointment, London," are engraved on the Government Stamp, pasted on every Pot and Box, with the same wor d s woven in the water•mark of the Books of directions wrapped round the medicines. Also, be careful to observe that the address on the Labels, to the covers of the Pots and Boxes, is " 244, Strand, London," (and not 240, Strand, London,) and that there is no initial, as " H," or any other letter before the name n4ILLOVIAN,” 11Q1' u the ryora " gePUinC" on the Lubel4. THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD s't iranrt .fLotirrs. 11HE EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY Established by Act of Parliament, 33 Geo. 111. And regulated hip need enrolled in the High Court of Chancery, -3, CRESCENT. NEW BRIDGP. Fl REET, BLACKFRIARS, LONDON. DIRECTORS. The Hon. John Chetwynd Talbot, Q.C.. Chairman. Walter Anderson Peacock, Esq., Deputy-Chairman. Charles Bischoff, Esq. Cli s. Thomas Holcombe, Esq Thomas Boddinston, Esq. I Richard Harman Lloyd, Esq. Thomas Devils. Esq. Joshua Lockwood, Esq. Na' haniel Gould, Esq. Ralph Charles Price, Esq. I Robert Alexander Gray, Esq. William Wyhrow, Esq. ACTUARY AND SECRETARY Chas. Jellicoe, The Assets of this Company exceed Half a Million Sterling, exelosie of the paid up Capital. The Annual Income approximates closely to One Hundred and Twent, -five Thousand Pounds. '1 he number of existing Policies is upwards of Four Thousand. At the last Division of Surplus. a • of One Hundred Thou sand Pounds was added to th ms Assured under Policies for the whole . Term of Life. The Division is Quinge ; and the whole Surplus (less 20 per Cent. only) is cjatributed amongst the Assured. 74 - OENT FOR Livaa Pool. : HtNRY CURRY, Esq., Derby-I , uiblings, Fenwick-street, MEDICAL EXAMINERS: Richard Formby, Esq., M.D. I John Prince Halton, Esq. 1) OVAL INSUR J 1 , LIVET CAPITAL, 4'2,000,000, in I I ANCE COMPANY, POOL. 10,000 SHARES of £2O Each TRUE JOHN SHAW LEIGH, Esq. TEES. R. B. B. H. BLUNDELL, Esq Charles Turner Esq., Chairman Mairnien. . . John Campbell, Esq., and George Armstrong, Esq. Michael Bousfield, Esq. Ralph Brock David Cannon, Est, William Claxton, Esq. Thomas Dover, Esq. Richard Harhord, Esq Robt. Ellison Harvey, Esq. R. Brodlturst Esq. Thos. 1). Ho ley, Esq. Esq. dud r itors.. John Dic Physithrn.— Richd. Surgeon.—H A',rreyoe.—S,r Actuary and Secrete,' John Bramley : Moore. Esq Edward io ,y (n olinston. ones. Esq. es Lawrence, Esq. rancis Maxwell, Esq. George Maxwell, Esq. Robert M'Andrew, Esq. 1 Edmund Molyneux, Esq. Henry Moore, Esq. William Smith, Esq. I John Torr, Esq. Eiq John C. Jack, Titliering.ton, Esq., and .kinson. Esq. Formby, Esq., M.D. ugh Neill, Esq. nl. Hohrie, Esq. imus Booker, Esq. i.—Percy M. Dove, Esq. AD BRANCH, DT NG S, HAM I LTON-STREET, P, Esq.,' HEmilton-square. nice that they continue to RE -3E and LIFE INSURANCES. ind the nu :de Rio take rank with the most 1, with respect to the advantages 3URANCES Ltes of premium. The Company, rident Directory, will he enabled , romotnese in the Settlement of mm , mwo.liJon WlU==Zdalatt CITY OF DUBLIN STEAM-PACKET COMPANY. NOTECE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the HALP YEA ELY MEETING of the PROPRIETORS will be held at the COMPANY'S OFFICE,Wnden-quay, Dublin,on FRIDAY, the 25th instant, at Oriet'clock, to receive the Report of the Directors for the Ilalriear ended the Ist of March. 1851. By order, PHINEAS HOWELL, Secretary Office, 15, Esten-qtray,llth April 1851. THE LATE EDWARD RUSHTON, AT a MEETING of the MAGISTh LIVERPOOL, held in the Council Chamber, in flu Town-hell, on Saturday. Arn•il 5, 1851, his WorsLip the Mayor, JOHN BENT, Esq., presided, and the following Magistrates were present : Messrs. W. Earle, R. R. Harvey, T. Bolton. E. Cropper, G. Holt, W. Dixon, C. Rawdon, T. Booth. William Rathbone, R. Penn, W. Nicol, H. Earle, T. W. Rathbone, A. ESQ. A 'PI?. Hod ,, son — C• Chaloner, G. Grant, C. J. Parker, T. ands R. Gladstone, The following Resolutions were, on the motion of Mr. R. GLADSTONE, seconded by Mr. A. HODGSON, unanimously adopted : " That the Bench have received with deep feelings of regret jetr9. the painful intelligence of the death of their i ivatimble brother Magistrate, Edv.ard Rushton, Esq., wh uring twel v e y ears , faithfully performed his van: d, aril , s, and responsible du- ties, so as to sec re the confidence-Ind regard of every class of his fellow-townsmen, combi in"g as he did in the discharge of those duties an enlarged d comprehensive philanthropy, a single earnestness of vu pose, and a moral courage which knew no distinction of station, country, party, or creed. " hatT a ComMittee of the Magistrates, consisting of the Worshipful the Mayor, Wm. :tathbone, Esq., Hugh Hornbv, Esq., Geo. Maxwell, Esq., James Aikin, Esq., and Robertson Gladstone, Esq., be appointed to consider, and report to a subsequent Meeting, the best means of a more adequate Me morial, especially keeping in view what may be considered as his testamentary bequest to his brother Magistrates, to which some of his last efforts were directed, viz., the carrying out of his plans for the reformation of juvenile delinquents, which bad already obtained for their lamented author tributes of honour and approval from the highest and most competent authority. _ _ _ .... . " 'That the Worshipful the Mayor be respectfully requested to communicate to his bereaved Family these Resolutions, with the expression of the sincere sympathy of the Magistrates in th-. magnitude of their loss, anti asking the permission of the Family to join the Funeral in its progress to the Cemetery, in expression of their grateful recollection of the kind conside- frankness, ever extended, whether individually or conectiv to i•is brother Magistrates. " That the Mayor be requested to communicate these Reso lutions to the Council, and to have them inserted in such newspapers, , local or otherwise, as he may deem most expe dient. " RIRKENIJE —TIA M i LTON-BUII James T. Vat OFFICE Sur geo The Directors beg to annot CHIVE PROPOSALS for Fl] The large Capital of the Col eligible a , s in tt offered to the Public FIRE IN Will be effected at moderate r haying Avantaze of are. to distinguish itself by its p No Charge made for the Policy, lAFE BRANCH. The Company assure Lives on any of the following contin gencies, viz.: YEARS, or any other de. Li I C l.c. l/11 ar.v vi .111 , 0.... sat , For the WHOLE CONTINUANCE OF LIFE.—The Premiums to cease after a LIMITED NUMBER OF ANNUAL PAYMENTS. For a Sum to be payable at age GO, or at death, PREMIUMS ON CREDIT A portion of the Premiums may remain on Credit, or Assurances may he effected in various ways not enume rated, to meet the convenience of the party making the Assurance. The important advantages afforded by the Company in this Branch will include the following. viz.:— GUARANTEE OF AN AMPLE - CAPITAL, MODERATE PRE MIUMS, LARGE PARTICIPATION OF PROFITS BY THE ASSURED, AMOUNTING TO TWO-THIRDS of its NET AMOUNT. SMALL CHARGE FOR MANAGEMENT. the Expenses of the Office being borne in due proportions by the two Branches, and EXEM PTION OF THE ASSURED FROM THE LIABILITY OF PARTNERSHIP. The usual Commission allowed to Solicitors. PERCY M. DOVE, Manager. POLICIES falling due at LADY DAV should be renewed on or beforethe 9th of January. March 24,4851. AGENTS Manchester .. Thomas Houghland, Esq., Ridgefield. /hit° .. Geo. V. Ryder, Esq., 100, King-street. raimaxter 'Yeats Welch, Esq., 142, Church-street NORTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, The FORTY-FIRST ANNUAL MEETING of PROPRIE TORS of the NORTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY was held at the Company's Office, in Edinburgh, on the 3rd instant. The Hon : Lord CUNNINGHAME in the Chair, A Report by the Directors was read to the tneetini:sbowing that in both departments of the company's business satisfac tory progress had been made during the year ending 31st December last. In the Fire Department the premiums col . were(' curing rue year amounted to £29,038 175., being £2340 lls. 'ld. beyond those of the preceding year. In the Life Department 255 New Policies were issued, insuring .4274.888. - -and paving. of Annual Premium, :.R01;11 as _ hPinfr £23,393 beyond the issues of Abe preceding year. At 311 i December, 1850, the Accumulated Life Fund was £562,549 13s. 2d.. and the Annual Revenue £104,112 Ss. Id. Referring' to - the many modes taken' by Life Assurance Societies to secure public favour, the report stated that this office hat, not been backward in be march of improvement., That the North British was first office in the kingdom which gave the assured the !Ilion of paying a lower ra' eof premium, to secure a pre e sum. It was the first also that relieved is policies fro the clauses against duelling and suicide; when ti ' --- ""*.es. and it ' Hein by nerous assignees, and it early adopted a plan of giving a ances on policies to the extent of their surrender value Every facility has been given to parties going abroad ; din all respect it has been the study of the Directors to ake the Policies of the Company as little burthen some and as useful to the assured as possible. •-- in.+ year of the Septennial Period, it may be Assured to be secured in a prospective Bonus agains i t the risk of their not surviving the 31st December .next. A Table of Rates has, therefore,-been prepared, which will enable such as wish it to attain this at a comparatively small expense, yet without pre judice to•tbose who .nay prefer running the risk themselves. A Dividend of Six per Cent., free of Income Tax, was de clared payable on Monday next, the:7th instant. The following Shareholders were then elected President, Vice-Presidents, and Directors for the current year : PRESIDENT. His Grace the Duke of Sutherland. VICE-PRESIDENTS. the Most Noble the Marquis of Abercorn The Right Hon. the Earl of Stair. The Right Hon. the Earl of Camperdown. The Right Hcn. Lord Viscount Melville. EXTRAORDINARY DIRECTORS. James'Farquharson, Esq. of Sir David Dundas, of Duni ra, Invercauid. Bart. The Hon. Lord Monereiff. John Gibson, jun., Esq., W.S. The Hon. Lord Cuningliame. A. Campe Esq., of Monzie. C.Campbeli, Esq., of Colgrain Sir A. Hay, of Hayston, Bart. ORDINARY DIRECTORS. L. Davidson, Esq., W.S. I William Dohar, Esq., War- John Anderson, Esq . ., W.S. rington. John Brown.lnnes, Esq., W.S. Andrew Coventry, Esq., Ad- Thomas Macpherson Grant, I vocate. Esq., W.S. J. F. W. Drummond, Esq., Jas. Campbell Tait, Esq.,W.S. W.S. William 'Young, Esq., W.S. I Peter Ramsay, Esq., Banker. H. D. Fergusson, Esq., W.S. Capt. Henry Dundas, R.N. JAMES BORTHWICK. Manager. JOHN OGILVIE, 'Secretary. 64, Prince's-street, Edinburgh. LIVERPOOL BOARD OF DIRECTORS, Alexander Smith, jun., Esq. John Scott, Esq. Robert Dirom, Esq. John Clow, 'Esq. Thomas Murray, Esq. AG gNTS, S. STOKES, BELL, GOULDIE, and Co., and }Liverpool. J. MACFtE, W. BROWNLESS Birkenhead. MEDICAL OFFICER. Joseph Anderson, Esq., 9, Oxford-street. SOLICITORS. Messrs. Duncan, Squary, and Duncan. Office, 1, India•buildings. W. DOUGLAS, Secretary NATIONAL LOAN FUND, LIFE, a n d ,EQUIT ABLE ME INSURANCE COMPANIES, 26, CORN WILL, LONDON. DIERCTORE. *tT. LAMIE MURRAY, Esq., Chairm an *W. A. B. Bennett, Esq. 'l - *.Voim Rawson, EM. *Hugh Croft, Esq. *John Shaw, Esq. tElliotson, M.D., F.R.S. t*Edmond S. Symes, Esq *Sir A. W. Hillary, Bart. — *Clement Tabor, Esq. *Ralph Gough, Esq. —Joseph Thompson Esq. *M. C. Maher, Esq. —*A ugus t us Vigne, Esq. *John Moss, Esq. • Equitable Fire. f National :Loan Faint Life Assurance Se siety. t* Both offices. NATIONAL LOAN FUND . LIFE OFWE . Capital, d 500,000, . , NEW LIFE TAFLES. On the Withdrawal Table the Assured is entitled, by simple endorsement, to receive.an imwkliate advance of one-half the amount of the paid annual I . :Amiums, without security or de posit of the policy ; —o r lf-Premium for the whole con tinuance of life. On s ender one-half of the Annual Pay ments will be returned Assignments regist ed. No Entrance Fee The present annual income of the Society from Premiums is .t 43,000; the arn6unt covered by the Policies of the Society is ''1,751,580; and the reserved profit, applicable to future bonus to-the assured, amounts to .e 82,454 ss. 6d. At the last annual investigation, reported in May, 1850, the bonuses declared to the assured were, the option of a return of 15 percent. on their premiums in cash, or a reversionary addition to the original eum,assUred by each policy varying from 20 to 65 per cent. EQUITABLE FIRE OFFICE. Capital. .e 500,635. (Incorporated under 7 and.; Vic. cap. 11e.) The Equitable Fire Office will, by a .constant analysis of its own experience, from time to time, adopt such rates of pre mium as the nature of the risk may justify, and will decline to eater into-arrangements as regards tariffs with other offices. An annual investigation will be made into each class *frisk, and a return of one moiety, or fifty per cent. of the nett excess will he made to all classes of Insurers whose policies have been in force for three years. _ Insurances against Lou by Fire effected npentvery descrip . Non of property at moderate rates. Farming"Stoeic itiaured at S. per vent., without the !verve Claure, Prospectuses, and every information, may be obtained, ea application at the Office _or to any afitsliients._ 11r. S. 13: WOOLHOUSE, Iduasy, A.OPINTS FOR THIS DISTRICT LIVERPOOL JAM ES IRVINE, Esq., 6, Cook -street. Manchester T. W, Green, Esq., Messrs. Duffield, Lofthouse, and IVhitwortb, 12, Prin cess-street. Blackburn Mr. Thomas Lund, Commission Asset. Warrington Charles J. Holmes, Esq. Ormskirk Mr. Thomas Kershaw. Southport Mr. James Kershaw. Burnley . Mr. Isaac Kitchen. Lancaster Mr. Edmond Edmundson. Fleetwood. Bury illi . w Mr. George Hougfas, Broo s a House. Bolton Mr. John Entwistle. Rochdale Mr. James Butterworth, Auctioneer. Oldham Mr. Henry Hayes. Preston lir, Joseph Tbackenty ; Mr, Chtis,Crort, Clitheroe, bt. lieloul W. 0. Taylor, Eq. THE LATE MR. RUSHTON MEETING OF MAGISTRATES. AT a MEETING of the MAGISTRATES. held in the Council Chamber, Town hall, on Thursday, the 10th day of April, 1851, at One o'clock, to receive the Report of the Sun-committee of Magistrates, appointed to consider the best means of offering a Testimonial to the late Edward Rushton, PRESENT - The MAYOR in the Chair, &c &c., &c., The following Report was read:-_— : y*" " T yn-ball, 7th April, 1851 "At a Meeting of the Sub-comn ee of Magistrates appoint to consider and report the est means of an adequate morial to the late Edwa Rushton, Esq., v eiItESENT : " The 1 OR in the Chair, Sze. " The following Report was agreeg upon : • Your Committee are desirous, in the first place_ their sense of the deep personal obligations which t their brother Magistrates owe to Mr. Rushton, for the valua professional advice which they have from time to time sought and obtained from him. " For this ads ice and assistance there was nothing in his appointment which prevented him from receiving the usual profess , onal fees; but, through fear of lessening his moral influence, and, consequently. his means of usefulness, he al ways refused them, though repeatedly urged upon his accept ance. .0 recor " ' As such an objection unfortunately now no longer exists. your Committee are anxious to acknowledge this debt in any form that may meet the approval of their brother Magistrate;. " Your Committee, having given this part of the subject confided to them their best consideration, recommend that a Testimonial be presented to the Family in acknowledgment of the many services, official mid otherwise, they have received from Mr. Rushton, as well as of affording a substantial mark of their appreciation of those services, and of the high estima tion and co•dial affection which his conduct, official and per sonal, has ever inspired. " In reference to the Reformatory for Juvenile Delinquents, your Committee feel the difficulty of making any suggestions which might, even in appearance, trench upon the privileges of the Town Council. At the same time they desire to express an opinion that there could be no tnorefit and enduring monu ment of the moral virtues of Mr. Rushton—none that would be so much in harmony with his own feelings—than to connect 'his name with an Institution which has for years occupied his best attention, and from the successful accomplishment of which he anticipated great benefits, both to the objects of the Institution as well as to the community at large. " Your Committee, however, feel assured - that, without in any way interfering with the province of the Town Council in this matter, their brother Magistrates will unite with them in a rommon tf.eliroi of nhliffsition. to avail themselves of every fitting opportunity to urge forward the completion of the In stitution, so as to secure the success of the object, evince the sincerity of their desire to fulfil the cherished wishes of their departed friend, and so prove the monument to be worthy of him, and of the best interests of his native town, to which his energies were ever devoted.' "JOHN BENT, Chairman." Resolved,—That the Report be received and adopted; and that, as a testimonial of the respect and esteem in which the late Mr. Rushton was held by his brother Magistrates, and in acknowledgment of his very eminent services, a FUND be raised, to be applied as may he most agreeable to his Family. That a Committee, to consist of the following Magistrates— The Worshipful the Mayor, James Aikin, Esq., Wm. Ratlibone. Esq., Robertson Gladstone, Esq., and Thomas Booth, Esq., be appointed to carry the object into effect, with power to asso- Tint Mr:Rathbone and Mr. Aikin be requested to act as Treasurers, by whom contributions will be received. WYBERGH and JAM ESON, Clerks to the Magistrates. MONEY, MO he LENT, £5OOO, and o mailer SUMS, on approved security. Apply to Messrs. H. . FORSHAVI, Solicitors, Swecting street. BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. PAID-UP CAPITAL, £1,000,000 STERLING 7, St. Helens-place. Bishopspate.street, London, 27th March, 1651. THIS Bank grants Credits on its Branches in all parts of the North American Colonies and its Agents in York, on receipt of the arno New Lunuuti Vttta c, payable on presentation ' together with the current Premium of Exchange on Bills, at the customary usance. Similar Cre dits are granted at all the Branches of the Provincial Bank of Ireland, of the National Bank of Scotl , and o the Man chester and Liverpool District Bank This Bank purchases, or fon' s for collection, Coupon s for the Dividends on Atner n Stock, and undertakes the purchase and sale of Sto , the collection of Bills, and Money business, hnited States and in the Britisk► Pro ♦inces. The terms anctlorther particulars may be known on appli cation to the SECRETARY. G. DE B. ATTWOI GREAT EXHIBITION OF THE WORKS OF ALL NATIONS 1851. NOTICE !—The DIRECTORS of the LONDON and NORTH-WESTERN and LANCASHIRE and YORKSHIRE RAILWAY COMPANIES having appointed Mr. H. R. MARCUS, 0(19, LEIGH -STREET, LivEtkruot., their SOLE AGENT to the Management of the HAP EXCUR SION TRAINS to LONDON and B , in connexion with the GREAT EXHIBITION, on after the Ist of July next, request that all communica ' s from SOCIETIES, CLUBS, and others, should be acid ssed to him as early as possible, in order that proper arrangements may be made for the Accom modation of Passengers. BY ORDER. Liverpool, February, 1851. GREAT EXHIBITION. FOREIGN CONFERENCE & EVANGELIZATION COMMITTEE FOR 1851, 47, LEICES7'ER-SQUARE, LONDON. OBJECTS, THE proposed Exhibition of Art s and Manufac tures of All Nations, in 1851, opens a new d" important s".l,694ketereetn field for Christian operation. This Committ as, therefore, been formed on the broadest Evangelical inciples of men of various denominations, "who hold ead, even Christ," for the purpose of securing the f ing important objects : Religious Services and Le re: during the period. of the Exhibition, which will be ducted by faithful Ministers, in foreign Languages. The distribution of the Scriptures and of Evangelical Books and Tracts. The employment of Missionaries among Foreigners. The promotion of brotherly . intercouse with Foreigners, with a view to the interchange of information on the progress of the Gospel. The hiring of suitable Reading Rooms from May to October, which will be suppled with English and Foreign Periodicals, where Evangelical Christians may have opportunities of meet ing one another, and where a Registry of Addresses may be kept. The Committee will also endeavour to give publicity among our own countrymen from the provinces to such special ar rangements as may be independently made by Evangelical Ministers and Societies for their religious benefit. The Committee are happy to be able to say, that they have secured the services of Messrs. Napoleon 110118E4i. F. kiAnnd and Ar ......... ......al.vi 4slasa ~,c Ali Ul/11/11Jumcanon wan oiner iieraia ot the Znd instant informs us that the coinage at brethren in France. A meeting has been held in Berlin, at the Philadelphia mint, during the month of March, which it was arranged that the Rev. E. Kuntze, Rev. Dr. amounted to 6,250,000 dollars, showing, with the previous Krummacher, Rev. Mr. Krummacher, jun., Rev. Dr. Conant, and the Rev. Mr. Bochman, should proceed to England, to reports, an a ggrega t e co i nage f or three months, of preach the Gospel of Christ d ur i ng t h e Exhibition. Hopes 14,000,000 doll ar s. G o ld d epos it s at t h e m i nt i n March, were also held out that Mr. Bethmann Hollweg, President of amounted to 3.000,000 dollars. Total, from January Ist the Stutgardt Assembly, and Mr. Wichern, the originator of to April Ist, 1851, 11,000,000 dolls. In all, he estimates the great movement for h ome m i ss i ons t h roughout G ermany, "the yield of California, sinc e its di scovery, at 80 , 000 , 000 will both afford us their assistance, besides other men of emi- dollar;. This, however, it seems, b at b een a b sor b e d by of Elberfeld, Mr. Feldner, Sch r od er , & c . A rrangements are neuce, such as Rev. Mr. Sande r , th e P r i nc i pa l o f t h e C o ll ege. t ie combined activity of ci rcu l a t i on in Europe and in Ame als •in progress for securing Italian, Swedish, and Spanish rice; and, as there is at present a small profit. on the Pasterns. shipment of gold to this country, it is impossible to tell Several large Chapels have most kindly been offered to the how soon we may have such a contraction in the latter Committee, for one Foreign Service in the day, independ en tl y country as the New York Herald evidently (cared on the of the accomi.:odation in Exeter-hall, which, through the libe rality of the Directors, has been secured on most advantageous 23rd ultimo. The entire commercial wo r ld a pp ear t o b e terms. getting into the currency fix. No. 47, Leicester-square, has been engaged as an office, and NEW YORK, APRIL 2. for Reading-rooms, &c., which will be open, upon certain re Asti ns.—The sales areso bads, closing steady at 85 12ac. for gulations, to Christian Brethren. A Register of Addresses pots, and $5 814 c. for pearls. will be kept there, and every information given t o persons TIREADS T UFFS.—The market closed a little easier for Wes desirous o f obtaining it. A competent Interpeter has been tern, but without change in State. The sales are 5,700 barls at attached to the.Otlice. and is living on the premises. $4 I sic. to $4 25c, for No. 2 superfine; 84 4nc. to $4 50c. for Copies of the .chief Religions Papers and Periodicals have common to straight State; $4 50c. to $4 681 c. for mixed to generously been granted gratuitously, and application is in straight Michigan and Indiana; $4 624 c. to $4 87irc. for com course of being made to all the leading Evangelical Journals anon to straight Ohio; $4 87ac. for pure Genesee. Southern of Europe for a similar grant. flour is selling steadily without change in fates. The sales are An estimate has been made, upon a moderato scale, of the 700 barls at $4 624 c. to 84 75c. Canadian is selling very Committee's probable.expenses, amounting to .i'4ooo, but they slowly : 750 barls in bond were taken at 84 62ic. Rye flour is dare not incur any liability beyond the amount actually en. I dull at .83 574 c. Corn meal in nominally at .133 to ht:l 134 r fn.- m cu ."•• - ! sly c. •• •••• ^••••••q•-• vui ia 11111:“. 13 11U sssss mo y nt, .I,U tll •ou u4ti. oil trusted to them by the public. It is hoped;iiierelo‘r e, that Jersey, and .03 Mc. for Brandywine. There is little doing in those friends whointend' to support this truly n a ti onal move- w h eat : pure G enesee i s held at 81 10c. to 45"1 15c. ; him merit, will see the necessity of doingso speedily, th a t t h e bushels Penn s yl van i a were sold at 74 delivered. Barley is i n Committee may know the extent to which they may go. good d eman d : we not i ce sa l es o f 500 b us h e l s . two-rowed, at About. 462000 has already been collected by the London Corn- $1 134 c. Corn is held very firmly, with a good inquiry ; the mittee ; sad it is hoped the ProVinees will contribut e th e i r sales arc 11,000 bushels, chiefly Northern yellow, at 66c. t o - 67 e t share. closing at th e l a tt er p r ic e . Oats are moving mo d erately at 47t:. Conti/111100as will be received and forwarded by any Mein- to 49c. for Northern, and 45c. to 47c. for Jersey. ber of the ....-. —.— COFFEE is in fair demand, with no impr ovement in mt.. We notice sales of 350 nva at 12: Rev. F. Barker. Rev. W. W. Ewbauk Rev. Dr. Rallies, Rev. C. M. Birrell. Rev. J. R. Welsh. aan,---minam Jones, Esq . . John Cropper, jun. Esq, Edward Cropper, Esq. Robert Bickersteth, Esq R. A. Macfie, Esq. A. T. Ritchie, Esq. Robert_ ee, M .1) . i _ _ ....... A 10 to 10k, 4 months; too Leguavra at 101 "50M oi moat aracaibo et 101, and 35 St. Domingo at 91, cash. CorroN.—The market is heavy at lower rates, and the sales to-day were inside of 100 bales. The sales fo r th- ee d ays are 4,600 bales. All parties are wal'ing anxiously for the next ad vices from Europe. The exports from this port for the week ending last evening, were as follows: To Great Britain .......................... 8,866 Ilavre Treasurer,—Thomas Matheson, 29, North John-street. Hon. Secretary—T. R. Arnott, 31, North Joltu , street, Or, in London by The Treasurer—Hon. Arthur Kinnaird, it4ii lion. h'ecretaly—Wilbraham Taylor, Esq. ... Northern Ports of Euror Total for the week 10,0(Q IN quote : STANDARD GENERAL PRINTING OFFICE, 1 Inferior 1 0 IT low to g WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STATIONERY WAREHOUSE. !With]lin . ,g low to tt; fair to Fully fair to good fair 1 I j A CE AND ADDISON, Gana and fine The Mown PUBLISHERS OF THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD, ACCOUNT BOOK MAKERS AND PRINTERS, Have in Stock, and Manufacture to order, t Britain TO . RfExport DAY BOOKS, CASH BOOKS, JOURNALS, LETTER BOOKS, Stock COPYING BOOKS, BILL BOOKS, & WASTE BOOKS, IN EVERY VARIETY OF STYLI PAPERS, Frona the Mills of Whatman, J. R. Jone Of %%hi •lp, Curin .pproved I LARGE AND SMALL POST, IN,FOLIO AND QUARTO, ITotal F.xporta LAID AND WOV,E"FOOLS DEMYS, ROYALS IMFFRIALS, DRAFT, BRIEF, COXING PAPER Frnm i, I Wit ti refer AND sro's rerei , t MORISON'S BI K, COLOURED, AND COPYING INKS, PERRY'S, 11416VOOD'S, VOORSANGER'S, AND OTHER I COL STEEL PENS kPER CASES, WITH AND WITHOUT LOCKS AND KEYS ENVELOP PENCILS, OF EVERY SIZE I of the T 1 6i QUILLS AND PENS OF EXCELLENT QUALITY. 18, CARD CASES AND POCKET BOOKS, WRITING DESK HARWOOD'S METALLIC lEMORANDUM BOOKS SEALING WAX, WAFERS, LETTER FILES ANNEXING RIBBON AND TAPE ler cwt. I SHAREBROKERS' SALE AND PURCHASE BOOKS, ROUND IN MOROCCO, FOR THE POCKET un to 1 horis." I,,rEv FITT to Havre LETTER-PRESS PRINTING : nesys ( REPORTS, CATALOGUES, SHAREBROKERS' BOOKS th The e sales es by the e G)9 bale: FORMS; BILLS OF LADING, CARDS. CIRCULARS, EXECUTED WITH THE GREATEST PEOMPTITUL ITHOG IAPHIC AND COPPERPLATE PRINTING IACHINE RULING, &c. ST4NDARD OFFICE ST. GEORGE'S-CRESCENT, 0-STREIVI LIVERPOOL sumption, within t I0?.0 feet on LATEST FROM AMERICA ARRIVAL OF THE STEAM-SHIP ARCTIC, Canada's (l our ar The United States Mail Steam-ship Arctic, Capt. Luce, exiie 4 m — eiv' arrived in the river last night at seven o'clock, with ad- may be chronic vices from New York to the 2,1 instant inclusive. She mei:cbants . grr U to 12 124 to la was off the bar at noon yesterday, Ls detained out- notice whi 1 any influence on t import It may ously injures n side by want of water. She has brought 113 passengers, their ow•n goods, and a few tor _ and £10,372 specie on freight. She has encountered head possibly operate profitably in some instances, when a few winds the greater part of the voyage, and has therefore fancy Goods are imported for the sake of noveity, but in gene- made a very tolerable passage. rral such impel The news is only four days later than that brought by the prices. Hardly the Herrman, which we give elsewhere, and is not of twenty c co five per whilst c e n o t n . i great importance. buys here cm undersell The Hon. Daniel Webster had addressed the legislature ral rule ; this will cure .._._ of Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg, before a most enthusiastic sooner or later find where 11 audience. The Herald characterises it as " Union all through from top to bottom—back, belly, bones a nd SHIPPING INTE The ship Ssindukv Borland, fr( sinews." The hon. senator spoke strongly in favour of the 28th ult:, in 46 da ' ys; Washinp the republican form of government. nit. ; Epaminondas at New York The domestic political intedigence is slight. The Secre- and Infanta at New York on Ist it tary of the Treasury has issued a letter on his construction of the act relative to the duties on foreign merchandise. Many persons are now inquiring who is to be the next MODE OF APP.i. President. The bill to send an agent to the World's Fair DER Till had been reconsidered by the Senate, and the third reading was carried by a majority of 24 to 5. A circular w... American vessels were still daily passing through the can Trea,ury, on ti Welland Canal, so that up to the moment of the last tele- charges which mayl graphic despatch that branch of navigation had not been for assessmero, closed against them. from tl A fine lot of green peas and strawberrit , s, the first of up to the last Oh. the season, had arrived at New York from Savannah. and include first, et The farewell concerts of Jenny Lind, at New York, bleaching, dyeing. are to commence on the 12th May. packing together We regret to find that, on the 29th ult., Capt. Joseph Ludlam, of the ship Shannon, died at New York from fever contracted during the yowler, Tir-" ZAISEM Captain Ludlam, which we copy from the New York papers, will be read with melancholy interest by many parties in this town :—" Mr. Cowan, the pilot who brought the ship in from sea, and rerr.ained in charge of her while at Quarantine, died on Thursday evening, from the same disease. During the voyage, the lifeless bodies of the first mate and forty of the passengers were committed to the bosom of the great deep. Captain Ludlam expressed himself as having passed through more hardships, cares, and anxieties during this voyage than that of all the other voyages together he had ever made. Starting from Liverpool on the third of January to make a passage in a high northern latitude, they met with a constant succes. crate, hogshead, ba all kinds, bottles, j equa, so that at thO end of thirty-two days they might has, retraced their course in six days,—with the loss of one entire suit of sails and a portion of their spare sails, spars, and rigging, one-half of the crew confined by sickness, had sailed with him many voyages), himself so enfeebled by sickness as only to be enabled to be on deck by being assisted:there—yet in the performance of that duty which a faithful shipmaster prizes above all others,—he was there doing all in his power (in connection with the physician) e towards alleviating the sufferings of the passengers, and r for their safety and tof " tne ship and cargo entrustcu to his charge. The ship Yorkshire, which sailed on the same day, put back in a crippled condition." A sanguinary riot took place on the Attica railroad, in which several persons were killed. The cause of the dis• he hiss cage brokerage, or wnere bro , er cent hat to t • • turbance was said to have been a strike for wages, pro !rioted by a large party of Irishmen. The earthquake at Csrthaaena destroyed a number of dwellings, and severely wounded several inhabitants. The church was also considerably injured. Mr. Clay has been well received at Havanah. The latest advices from Vera Cruz are to the Bth ult., but are unimportant. Sering had set in at New York very mildly. T shoul We have advices from St. Thomas to the 22d alt., and from Bermuda to the 27th. The drought which had pre vailed for several weeks at Bermuda, had been somewhat relieved by some heavy showers, but no continuous rain sufficient to replenish the exhausted tanks, had visited the islands. Vegetation tad improved, but the want of water was much felt. On the 7th instant the legislature meets for the despatch of business, in accordance with a pro clamation of the Governor.—The Right Rev. the Bishop of Newfoundland consecrated a new church in Devon shire parish on the 25th ult.—From St. Thomas there is no news of importance. The Spanish war steamer Colon, from Havana, was there on the 18th ult. The papers are entirely filled with European news, per steamer Trent. The Trinidad papers, in noticing a rumour that the Pitch Lake had been granted to the Earl of Dundonald, by the government, expresses a hope that their rulers " have not made any concession without so guarding it, that the Pitch Lake may not become an injurious monopoly in the hands of a few individuals." This grant is supposed to have connection with some experiments ►ately made in New York relative to the value of mineral pitch for pro ducing gas for lighting cities. Notwithstanding the enormous addition made to the supply of gold in the world by the mining in California, the currency in the United States appears to have been during the past month in anything but a satisfactory position. The New York Herald, under date March 24th, remarked " there has been no improvement in the money-market, but, on the contrary, a daily increas ing stringency ;" and although the views of the writer appear to have somewhat brightened since, the state of affairs, and the rate of exchanges do not argue much for the ability of the American population to i t' • ' • • her county} e is. powe mrs to the importer the than w York on tate Wrig T FOR DUTIES UN AMERICAN TARIFF )t the Arneri defines those ded tothe invoices ofgoods imported int y, These are the cost of conveyance interior of the countries where they are produced , nt of their being put on shi hrtreaa rm. — 4 . _ carriage, h the value of II id covering, of a distinct or purchase eci tikewis " Third—Export duties, cost of placing' board ship, including drayage, labor, bill of I cargoes on ge e tow .. -- dues, and all charges to place the the insurance, if effected for a r ment of the goods to the Unite( never to be allowed in any case, it has been the uniform and estab and never more than the actual d: ird, and loci prior to the shirt- Or! stilt; Discounts ;re acept on ar [cies where usage theretofore, to the appraiser ; but in no elseioi allowed unless it is exhibited Freight, not liable I however, to tl declared as asked ho of Hook No, but if over you will be t A smart waiting won :ount of the twin children of her mistress der little things—one looks c,ga't tell t'other from which !" so much like both. you You lair the followir Knowledge I BA CON apuorism 1 The last man in the w to say, sir, that that Why, I have seen it q lot in I •d Bacon ? paper, an, education t every ndcvs- to you n uhf be a 3f the wrote a greet book t t knowl would ever haveia.lcin. upon the subject if he couldbave — paC say into the portable dogrna_ irn lo such prd Bacon Is power, n Bacon from page of his writings to the last." Parson, (can )—" Well, I supposed it was Lord Bacon's, and I am very glad to hear that the aphorism has not the sane ti nof his authority." Leonard, (recovering his surprise.) But, why so ?" Parson.—" Because it either says a great deal too much, orjust—nothing at all." Lecnard..... 6 6 " M least, sir, it seems to me undeniabl " Well, grant that it is undeniable. Doe; in favour of knowledge ? Pray, is not it too ?" Riecaboeca.—" And a power tha ' Parson.— it prove much )ran co power ,as had much the best end of the quarter-staff." Parson.—" All evil is power, and does its power make it anything the better?" power that ge like a whirl a:ind has often swept away known;_ The Mitssulman burns the library of a world—and forces the Koran and the sword from the schools of Byzantium to the colleges of Hindostan." Parson, (bearing on with a new column of illustration.)—" Hunger is power. The barbarians, starved out of their energy by their own swarming population, swept into Italy and annihilated letters. The Romans, however degraded, bad more knowledge, at least, than the Gaul and the Visigoth." Riccabocca, (bringing up the reserve.)—" And even in Greece when Greek met Greek, the Athenians—our mas- tors in all knowledge—v held learning in contemn B. Litton,) in Blackwoo beat by the Spartans, who - Novel," (by Sir E. How MAJOR EDWARDE Was in the vein ST TH £ I. TITS RIGHT act of writing, when a1;;;;e: and reported that Moolraj's 14111.1 Us battle. Astounded, b u t una bl e to disbel g ieve, I beat to arms, summoned the chief officers, ordered the line to be turned out at once, and was holding a hurried conference with Lake and Cartlandt in my tent, while all three of us were jumping into boots, or buckling on swords and pis tols, when a second horseman from the picket entered. IT had just loaded my pistols, and went on cramming them into my belt while listening The hammer of one got entangled see what was the matter. I sr hand and pulled the pist a short pang, and I bad I st the u, life ? The ball had pass !d throuL. in the floor at my foot. But there Wab erets. The line had turned out, and Lake rustle. ._ field to take my duty and his own. Nobly lie would have done both ; but I must own it was a great rc id to me to hear that, as our line ad...,,„A _ behind the city walls, , party of cavalry sent out to reconnoitre our position. * * After this accident I Wag the man's report least an European or Corrlandt's troops sc needle, and thought I 9 1 into its place of we enemy retreated again d proved to have been only a - - re days with a doctor; at e. 'lnc native do Ted up _my band wit I General t packing- ee eau a fine thin but tGe egony it c a u se d me I never can uone forget ; for what g ; with the laceration of the wound, the tightness of the stitches, and the intense heat of the sun, inflammation ensued, the hand swelled, the stitches grew tighter, and the pain greater, till at last I would have thanked either Lake or Cortlandt, if, instead of nursing me, they had drawn a sword and chopped the limb clean off. One day, too, a sympathising friend, in the Indian navy, came in to see me, and intending to seat himself on my bed, sat down on my wounded band, which was stretched out on a pillow by my side, and then asked me " How I did ?" At last Dr. Cole arrived from Lahore, cut the stitches, and re _ lieved me of all pain in a moment ; though it was many weeks before I could even put my hand in a sling ; and in spite of all that sureical skill could do, I shall never grasp a sword again. To a soldier this is a great loss. Oa horseback, in subsequent engagements, I have felt quite defenceless ; and though it seldom falls to a commander's lot to be personally engaged, yet it may so happen at any time; and it is not pleasant to know a certainty before and that you have no chance of escape. --A Year in th. Paijaab. Florida Other but, without looking to the 1 . _ & loud molt, right band for h the palm and lodged for re-