Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-06 00:00:00

good condition). MESSRS. F. & J. HODGSON will SELL by AUCTION, on Monday, the 12th instant, punctually at Eleven o'clock, on the premises, 2, Fpveril-terrace (opposite j ac k son , ,, Ropery, top of), Edge-lane, Stanley, the substantial and handsome HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c., comprising, In Mahogany—Chiffonnier, 4 feet 6 inches long, sets of hair seated chairs with arched top rails, a couch to match, and a cabriole lounging chair, all in hair-cloth, dining table, card table on pillar and scrolls, elliptic top occasisnal table with fall-down leaves, rosewood Davenport, Brussels and Kidder minster carpet green merino damask window curtains, and crimson merino damask ditto with cornice poles, an elegant kininey glass in carved and gilt frame, ditto in ne, handsome bronze and relief gas chandeliers for wo and three lights, Parian figures under glass shades, 'enetian and wire blinds. modern oval Framed Prints, including " Nelson on board the San Josef," and companion print, " Wellington and Blucher," after Barker, by Lewis; other fine prints after Ansdell, Herring, Frith, and supports Hall and Stairs—Mahogany hall table oh carved cabriole with marble top, ditto hat stand, barometer by redrone, the eight-day spring dial timepiece, cat glass hall lamp, oil-cloth (marble pattern), stair carpets, rods. In Bed-chambers—Mahogany Tudor bedstead and damask hangings, capital mahogany wardrobe, pair of toilet tables on pillars, commode, toilet glasses, a "birchwood Tudor bedstead and drab damask hangings, with chests of drawers, pillared toilet tables, chairs, and toilet glass also in birchwood to n...L . ••• ua tc w.".* et; auaLuel beds, blankets, sheets, chamber ware. Kitchen utensils, china, glass, electro-plated articles, &c. To be viewed on the morning of sale (a view day beinginean ,, when catalogues may be had on the premises; at the iews?aper office, 13, South John-street, or of Messrs. F. and J. Hodgson, at their offices and rooms, Argyle-street, Birkenhead. sl2 Northern Daily n'n Liverpool Valuable Freehold and Copyhold PROPERTY in Liverpool, Toxteth-park, and Everton. BY MR. BRANCH, On Thursday, the 22nd instant, at Two o'clock, at the Claren don-rooms, South John-street, Liverpool, subject to con ditions to be then produced, Lot I. A Piece of LAND, on the east side of Rupert street, Mill-road, Everton, eontainbig in front and at the back 45 feet 6 inches, on the north side 49 feet 6 inches, and on the south side 51 feet. 2. A Piece of LAND, on the north side of Boundary-street, Scotland-road, Kirkdale, containing in front and at the back 10 inches, and on the west side 18 feet, on the east side 59 fe 59 feet 8 inches 3. A DWELLING, HOUSE, No. 24, on the east side of uiterbary-street, containing in front and at the back 6 yards, d on the north and south sides :, in the occupation of Aurtion HOYLAIif Modern HOUSE GARDEN HURDLE ii TESSRS. I raises, Carlton-terrace FURNITURE, coi In gaho, !en moroeeo leather, sofa in o with serpentine front )ireliwood Tu•dor bedstead, h betbaeads, goose feather )filet tables, dressing birch chairs, cil cloth, stair Is, and other genuine E, FORTY-ONE IRON Desirab ier genuine Effects. ON will SELL by I This Da: BY MR. GREEN, BY ,3fIR.'VI,'.YLIE, (Snits lig Aration. he Devisees of the late Mr. Joseph Sharp. fold PROPERTY in Ivy-street, Birkenhead. , sday,) the 6th instant, at Seven o'clock in th, to the conditions to be produceu at tne tune of sale, A LL that Piece or Parcel of LAND, with the substantially built MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE and PREMISES thereon erected, situate in Ivy-street afore- said, and near Church-street. The Premises are in a fine healthy situation, within a few minutes' walk of the railway station and all the ferries. The house is replete with every convenience suitable fora respect able famili; and the Land, which contains 700 square yards, forms a ,garden round the house. The Property offers a desirable opportunity for investiner For further particulars apply to the atictioneer, Birkenhead; or to Mr. James Gill, solicitor, Birkenhead. 3s6 HOTEL AND DWELLING-HOUSES, BIRKENHEAD. By MR. WILLIAM GREEN, On Moixday,The 26th day of September, 1859, at four o'clock in the afternoon, at the "Conway Arms" Hotel, Conway street, in Birkenhead, subject to conditions to be then and there produced, Lot 1. ALL that well-accustomed and ver y va l ua bl e HOTEL and VAULTS, called the " Conway Arms" Hotel; situate and being in Conway-street, in Birken head, in the county of. Chester. The Hotel and Vaults are in full business, and in the occupation of Mr: Fenton. The hotel is in Conway-street, and the vaults adjoining, at the junction of Conway-street and Claughton-road, immediately opposite the post-office, and in an open, commanding situation, and in a direct line to Birkenhead Park and Claughton, doing a large business ; and the present is a good opportunity for persons desirous of becoming possessed of a valuable p ro p er t y . Lot those Two MESSUAGES or DWELLING HOUSES adjoining Lot One, and fronting Claughton-road, and running In depth backwards to Conway-street. • All those Two DIESSUAGES or DWELLING- HOUSES adjoining Lot Two. • Lot 4.—A1l those Two MESSUAGES or DWELLING HOUSES adjoining Lot Three. Lots Two, Three, and Four, substantially built, at a small outlay can be converted into Shops or Business Premises, with frontages either to Caughton-road or Conway-street. The Tenure of the whole Property is Freehold. For further particulars, apply to Mr. James Gill, solicitor, County Court Offices, Birkenhead. 126 ' DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, IN BEDFORD- STREET. MESSRS. WALKER & ACKERLEY will OFFER for SALE by AUCTION, on Thursday, the 22nd instant, at Two o'clock precisely, at the Clareadon-rooms, South John-street, Liverpool, unless previously disposed of by Private Sale, A MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, situate on the west side of and being No. 9, in Bedford-street North, in Liverpool. The Property is Leasehold under the Corporation of Liver pool for a Term, of which upwards of Forty-eight Years are Unexpired, and is now Let for the Annual Rent of £7O. The Property will be sold subject to such conditions of sale as shall be produced at the sale. For particulars and cards to view the Premises, apply to Messrs. Townsend, Ridley, and Jackson, Solicitors, Liverpool and Birkenhead. On Monday, the 19th instant, at Six o'clock in the Evening, at the King William the Fourth Hotel, Crown street,subjeet to conditions of sale to be then and there pro duced,. by order of ,the Executors of Mr. John Cooper, deceased,' itPIECE of LAND, situate on the east side of Hardwick-street, north side of Stan&street, and south side of Hyde-street, in Liverpool, containing in front to Hard wick7street 60 feet 6 inches, in front to Stand-street 44 feet 5 inches, and in front to Hyde-street 40 feet. Together with the Six DWELLING-HOUSES thereon erected, being Nos. 27, 29, 31, and 33, Hard Wick-street, No. 1, Stand-street, and No. 2, Hyde-street, all respectably tenanted, and producing an aggregate rental of 499 ss. per annum. The premises are leasehold under the Marquis of Salisbury for a term of seventy-five years, which commenced on the 2nd January, 1846, and are subject to the yearly rent of 413 18s.. For further particulars apply to Mr. Kent, Solicitor, Sweet ing-street ; or to Mr. John Atkinson, Solicitor, York-cham bers, North John-street, Liverpool. 015 BY MR. WYLIE, On Tuesday, 20th instant, at Two o'clock in the afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, Liverpool, by order of the Assignees of Robert Joyner, a T H E limlcrupt's REVERSIONARY INTEREST in right of his Wife, of and in Two several sums of £BOO and £2OO, charged by the Will of Thomas Penington, late of Great Sankey, in the county of Lancaster, Gentleman, deceased, upon certain Freehold Estates, of ample value, situatein Great ankey and Warrington, and payable in tweive months after the decease of the survivor of a gentleman and lady, (aged respectively 73 and 67,) with interest thereon, at the rate of £4 per cent. per annum from the time of such a decease. • - For further particulars apply to James Cazenove, Esq., Official Assignee, Eldon-chambers, South John-sUvet ; or to Mr. John Atkinson, Solicitor, York-chambers, North J o h n .: _ , _ 4515 street, Liverpool HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Clayton-square Rooms.: MESSRS. BYFORD and SON respectfully announce that they will SELL, by AUCTION, on Friday next, the 9th instant, at Eleven o'clock precisely, at their Rooms, Clayton-square, • A variety of modern and genteel HOUSEHOLD FURNI: TURE, glass, china,, paintings, framed prints, chandeliers for gas, and other effects, removed for the convenience of sale, comprising mahogany four-post, cam p, an d French locasteads, feather beds and bedding, mahogany and painted chests of drawers, ditto dressing tabies and washstands, 'toilet ware, mahogany 100, card, and Pembroke tables, mahogany chiffon niers, ditto framed chairs aad sofas, in hair-cloth, Brussels and Kidderminster carpets, Wilton hearth-rugs, chimney and dressing glasses, painted articles, kitchen items, &c. May be viewed on the morning of sale, when catalogues tray be bad at the rooms. OFFICE FIXTURES, WATER-STREET MESSRS. BYFORD and SON will SELL by AUCTION, To-morrow (Wednesday), the 7th inst., at Eleven o'cloek precisely, upon the Premises,; Drury-buildings, No. 23, Water-street, the remaining portion of FIXTURES in Three several Offices, being Nos. 1,6, and 57, the property of parties who have removed, comprising mahogany double kneehole table, with drawers and slope desk, mahogany top desks (8 and 12 feet long), with drawers, painted panelled partitioning and counters, desk stools, chairs, printed drugget, inkstands, fenders, gas fittings, &c. May be viewed_ previous to the sale on application to the Keeper of the Building ; and for further particulars apply to the auctioneers, Messrs. Bvford and Son. Clayton-souare. TRANSERE, CHESHIRE, IVIESSES. CHURTON will. SELL by. AUCTION, 11'1 at Mr. Ferniliough's Castle Hotel, Traninere, on Monday, the 12th - : ii►stant, at Five o'clock, p.m., in one or raore lots, as may %'e determined by the vendor's agents at the time of sale, and subject to conditions which will be then produced— All those Four , several MESSUAGES or. DWIELLING HOUSES, with the Yards and Offices thereto, being Nos. 5, 6,7, and 8, on the west side of Duke-street, in Tranmere afore said, oecupid by Thomas Bolton, Mary Foulkes, Henry Langley, and Jane Glover. For further particulars apply to Mesers. Walker and Smith, solicitors, Chester; Mr. John Lewis, solicitor, Wrexham; Messrs. Chester and Toulmin, solicitors, 11, , Staple Inn, London ; Messrs. Russell, Burgon, and Newman, solicitors, 22, Martin's-lane, ' Csainon-street, London ; Messrs. Edwards, Frankish, and dalland, solicitors, 11, New Palace-yard, West minster ; or the Auctioneers, Chester IVIR. M'CLELLAND, of No. 16, Basnett-street, haring been the trustworthy Assistant of the late Firm ot Thos. Winstanley and Sons, fora period of eighteen years, is enabled, from practical experience, to conduct Sales by Auction, of Furniture, Wines, Land, and other Property, en the same honourable terms as his late employers. Valuations for Probate and Transfer of Property punctually attended to.—Address Mr. M'Clelland, Auctioneer and General Appraiser, 16, Basnett street, Liverpool. JOHN F. WHITELOCK has to LET, a COM MERCIAL HOTEL, near the Docks and Sailors' Home, containing bar, bar parlour, oomraercial room, a large kitchen and scul lery, together with sitting-room, and au bedrooms upstairs, The present tenant having realised a fortune, is the sole cause of leaving. This is really a bargain, and if taken immediately may be had for £4OO. Rent £lOO ; lets off' £25. —For further particulars apply to John F. Whiteloek, Auctioneer, &e., 52, Manchester-street, Liverpool. B EERHOUSE and J OHRNESFT A WIT URA IT N E T W to , t has a , a Lime - street station,with every convenience for doing an extensive business. Th ere are ten bed-rooms and a large club-room ; also four cl u b s attend the house weekly. This only requires to be seen t o i nsure a cus tomer, as the i ventory contains more value than is asked for incoming, viz., £l2O. Rent £50.--Apply to John F. White lock, Auctioneer, ac., 52, Manchesterlitreet, Liverpool. ehattiDn. TO WIDOWERS AND GUARDIANS. CHILDREN deprived of maternal care, will meet with all the Comforts of Home, combined with Education, with the widow of a physician and her daughter, who reside in the beautiful and salubrious Island of Jersey. References ex changed. Terms, £2O per annum.—Address F. S. S., No. 6, Frederick's-terrace, Lavender-hill, Wandsworth, where the aldy is at present. Vatic cfzusis az .atiors. rPO be LET, the excellent Free ALE and PORTER VAULTS, L 10, Roscoe-lane, a densely-populated neighbourhood ; six apartments, with large kitchen and capital ale cellar on the same floor. Four different entrance doors ; capable of advan tageous alteration. Rent £35, with certain privileges attached to the house ; lets off to the amount of the rent. Incoming and fixtures, £32. Satisfactory reasons given for leaving.-- Apply on the premises, from 11 till 6 o'clock. TIPPERARY.—ATTRACTIVE , IVE SALE of HOTEL.—COUNTY TIPP 0 AKFIEL D HOUSE SCHOOL, at Birkenhead HOTEL and EXTENSIVE POSTIN G ESTABLISHMENT, in the MAIN-STREET, BORRISOKANE . Park, Cheshire. Conducted byDr. MORG AN. Next TO be SOLD, the INTEREST in the a b ove old and well -IL Q established Concern, of which ther e i s a l ong lease at a formation o m n m a etc pli e ca s October let. Prospectuses and every in -12517 nominal rent, and at present doing a first-rate business, being OPEN FOR THE SEASON • about twelve miles distant from Roserea and Parsonstown MR. W. CLERC'S ACADE M Y for Stations of the Great Southern and Western Railway. The DANCING,• DEPORTMENT, EXERCISES, &c. Hotel has n neatly fitted up, with Shop attached ; the Out- Renshaw Assembly-rooms, 93, Renshaw-street. offices are xtensive and commodious, with large Yard and Class s ven f il o e r Be • ars on Monday and Thursday Evetdo Fs. Class for Garden, a tin perfect order. The furniture, plate, house linen, Advanced , Pupils, on Tuesday and Friday i re Class on Saturdays, at Two o'clock. Private Tuition at ap horses, carriages, and harness, about fifty tons of prime hay in Cause of, sale, ___________________ tifkoesrattothßer°eak Colts to Saddle, rick, and 100 barrels of oats, can be had at a fair valuation ;or Pointed hours. Schools and Familia attended. wriers of Saddle, the hotel . would be sold separately, if necessary. the proprietor having to a t t o ten m d at a t n h o e t w her D es ann tab e lish u m ote en i t , in m P ain ar - - sonstown. APP iyiL llaß i Lt4rlgD th E a S t h b e ei - u rl d to er i ta every o carry Ladies and set, aLso for Hunting and lu c ki ng pur.. morning, oarrit'shoaklftpea.st T F h o e ur pr o o ,c p l r ( i )c e k to: fi ru om ns ß t o h scr e M ea ai to l C s ar rnnr ev o each day. 14rd G eorge Bentinck. Clouglajordan, Barrisokane, and will d bank . . Poses. Formerly three years with &Weal T . N.B.—Railway from Roscrea to Nenagh come within two Good Stabling and Breaking ground. tats -alO Lark-lane, Algburth-read. Rhodes, miles of Borrisokanel . den 1 mats, kitchen. utensil wel rail , when catalogues may premises ; or previously, of Messrs• F. and J. viewed on the morning of sal be had on t Hodgson, at their Offices and Booms . head. Argyle-street, Wrlcen- BY ORDER OF FITE EXEcTITOIIS. HIGHER TRANMERE, CHESHIRE Modern aid Substantial HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Baro meter, Gas Chandeliers, and other Genuine Effects of Gentleman deceased. MESSRS. F. and J. HODGSON will SELL by AUCTION, on Tuesday, the 13th instant, at Eleven o'clock punctually, on the Premises, Church-terrace, (opposite the Church,) lligher Tranmere, the excellent HOUSETIOLD FURNITURE, comprising, In Mahogany—Ten and one elbow hair-stuffed chairs, ditto couch and a lounging chair, all in hair-cloth, cabriole lounging chair in leather, pedestal sideboard, six feet long, oblong centre or dining table, and a card table on carved pillars and claw feet, Brussels and Kidderminster carpets, ormolu sliding gasalier, crimson merino damask window curtains, Venetian blinds, fenders, fire-irons. In Bedchambers.—Mahogany Tudor bedstead and serpentine cornice, polished birchwood ditto with drab damask hangings, polished birch French bedstead with dome top, chintz draperies and hair and spring -stuffed mattress, four-post bedstead and hangings, maghegany chests of drawers, towel rail's, painted and birchwood toilet tables and tray drawers, goose feather beds, blankets, box ottoman, carpets, chairs. Barometer in mahogany case, by Bevan, oil cloth (nearly ; stair carpets, Kitchen utensils, &c. To be publicly viewed on Monday, 12th September, when Catalogues may be had on the Premises ; or previously, of Messrs. F. and J. Hodgson, at their Ottices and Rooms, Argyle street, Birkenhe'r' 9513 EDGE-LANE, STANLEY. Modern, Substantial, and Genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE, elegant oval-shaped Chimney Glass in carved and ;It frame, Ditto in shaped frame, Gas Chandeliers, Framed Eight-day Timepiece in marble frame, surmounted with bronzed figure, Eight-day Spring Dial Ditto in mahogany case, Mahogany Wardrobe, Electro-plated Articles, Maho gany Hall_ Table, with marble-top, and other. Effects of a •ntleman declining housekeeping recently new, and in Mr. Thomas Maddock. Rent 242 4. A Piece of LAND, on the,sonth-west side of Fleet-street, containing in front 60 feet, on the north-west side 68 feet, and on the south-east side 60 feet 6 inches, with Twelve DWELL ING HOUSES thereon, four being Nos. 46, 48, 50, and 52, in Fleet -street, and eight forming a square at the back, called Fleet-square, in the occupation of Buchanan, Fox, and others, at the annual rent of £177 17s. Bd. 5. A SHOP, WAREHOUSE, and PREMISES, No. 3, on the west side of Scotland-place, containing in front 20 feet, at the back 17 feet 9 inches, and in depth backwards 43 feet 6 inches, in the occupation of Mr. Robert Atkinson. Rent £BO. 6. A Piece of LAND, on the north side of Water-street, 'oxteth-park, containing in front and at the back 29 feet 61nehes, and on the east and west sides 36 feet, with Three DWELLING HOUSES, Nos. 29, 31, and' 33, thereon, in the ston, and Humphrey, at the annual 4upation of M'Curdy, POI rent of £42 18s. 7. A Piece of LAND, on the east side of Heath-street, Tox teth-park, containing in front and at the back 17 yards, and on the north and south sides 19 yards, with Nine DWELLING HOUSES thereon, three being 33, 3.5, and 37, in Heath-street, and six forming a cow Annual rent £95 lls. he back, called Rickshaw-court Lot 1 is copyhold of inheritance of the manor of West Derby, and all the other lots are freehold of inheritance.—For further particulars apply to Messrs. Stockley and Wrigley, solicitors, 16. Castle -street, Liverpool. tnse2o BY MR. J. W. KNIBB, On Friday next, the 9th instant at Eleven o'clock precisely, at the Rnoms, 15, Park-lane, AQUANTITY of FORFEITED PLEDGES,_being property pledged in the respective months prior to the 9th September, 1858, with the following Pawnbrokers, namely : Asher Cohan, South Castle-street ; Robert Gowen, Mill-street ; William E. Evens, Northumberland-street; Charles Caine, Mill-street; John Phillips, Mill-street; Messrs. Brown and Ellis, Great George-place ; John Webb, Mount-pleasant-street ; John Downey, Warren-street; Eugene Gregson, Copperas-hill; Escott Richards, Mill-street ; Thomas Armor, Regent-street ; Amelia Roberton, Great Howard-street ; John Empson, Soot land-place ; Jane Neale, Soho-street; Archibald D. Roberton, Soho-street ; Henry J. Syred, Dickenson-street; Robert Marrs, St. James's-street. BY ORDZIt OF TILE F.XECOTORS. IMPORTANT TO CARTOWNERS, CONTRACTORS, PAVIORS, &c. N o n E Friday w ill SELL nett,the 9th by AUCTION, . _ MR.wiEtioulit AreSsKervlielf instant, at Two o'clock , on the waste g round in Burlington-street, t et near the Canal Bridg e, the whole of the extensiv e STOCK of COPPER DROSS, MACADAM, &c., consisting of about 600 100 tons macadam, 75 tons rockery, 150 to , _s shingle, 80 tons gravel, 15 tons sets, 200 breakers, 300 stoues, 700 tons ballast tons parapet atoll Also, _. . .nt RUBBISH CARTS, :icalars may be obtained gad ; or from Mr. James. from the auctioneer, Finney, accountant, 11, Dale-s Important to CARTOW.NERS. CONTRACTORS, Bre MAit. E. HASKAYNE 1 SELL by AUCTIO structions to on Friday ne ?remises, No , ORth the 9th instant, at Twelve o'cl Clement -street, the whole of the STOCK of valuable HORSES and IItPLEMENTS-IN-TRADE, &c., of the late William Shaw, cartowner and contractor, cor ght Valuable DRAUGHT HORSES, sets hors In good orner and working, conditi, va sable pony about live cloths, hay cutter. NVeighiln tubs, riddles, buckets, iron boilers, &c. Full particulars may be obtained front the auctioneer, 6I Scotlaud-road; or from Mr. James Finney, accountant, 11: I Dale-street. 459 Ira old, an excellent ahandry,„horse -blue, Provender tube, water NORTHERN DAILY TIMES. be Stab, Miirtiting 1376. Freehold INVESTMENT for £4OO. 9[lo be SOLD, Freehold of Inheritance, a very choice Lot of PROPLETY, comprising Three neat Front Houses, all situate near Edge-hill Church, occupied by respectable tenants, producing the yearly rent of £3,5. Price £4oo.—For particu lars apply to John White, 20, Clayton-square. go in (*rib, Litistidantons T obe SOLD, cheap, three large, handsome metal CHAN DELIERS, fitted with Oil Lamps; suitable for a place of worship or other large builuing.—Address, per post, O. H., Brougham-road, Seacombe. ws.ass TO GENERAL BROKERS, TRADESMEN, AND OTHERS THE Patent BARREL PACKAGE of every, dese size, adapted for all kinds of Dry . Goods, Sai &c.—Apply to George Goore, 5, Rumford-street, A Manufacturer, gent to tlai ON SALE, a Second-hand Condensing BEAM ENGINE , 21-inch cylinder, newly bored out ; air Dump, 14-inch, re-bored, and fitted with new pistons and bucket; all working parts polished up. Will be sold cheap.—Apply to J. and J. Landless, Nelson Foundry, Burnley. 687 Desirable - COUNTRY RESIDENCE T O be SOLD; a most excellent FAMILY RESIDE N C E, sivate in the township of Wavettree, having a frontage of 13 zards, containing two front ._ parlours, kitchen, scullery, wash- House, and pantries all on the ground floor ; four laiee bed rooms, bath and water closet, with good ocllaring, all in exeellent order and thoroughly sewered. Flower garden in front, and the free use of 500 yards of land for a kitchen garden. Price only £450.---For notes to view apply to John White, 20, Clayton-square. Zo br girO, o Ket • rlo be SOLD or LET, Two N ew d e t ac h e d VILLAS , in Lilly -1 road, Fairfield, containing dining, drawing, and break, fast rooms, and butler's pantry, on - the first floor; nine bedrooms, dressingroom, bath-room, closet, &c. ; with garden back and front, and now ready for occupation.--Apply on the premises. Also to be SOLD, Thiee HOUSES, Canton-s.reet, Everton ; rental £72. Two HOUSES, east side of Berkeley-street, rental £9O ; and Two HOUSES, Nos. 4 & 5, Parkfield-terrace, Prb.ce's-park, rental £155.--Apply at No. 51, Sefton-street, Brunswick Deck. 6slo rpo- be SOLD or LET, a recently-erected and most substan tially-built DWELLING-HOUSE, situate No. 103, Bedforil street South, in the immediate vicinity of Falkner-square; containing spacious entrance-hall, three large and lofty enter taining-rooms, butler's pantry, and billiard-room on the ground floor • servants' rooms, kitchens, larders, &c., on th e base ment, and eight large bedrooms, dressing and, bath-rooms (with a constant supply of hot and cold water in each) above. The house is replete with extra and modern conveniences in every respect, and the furniture may be taken at a: valuation, if desirable. Apply on the Premises ; or to Mr. S. Waterhouse, 4, Derby-square. bt Xtt, fmtots; T° be LET, that excellent HOUSE, situate at Grange mount, Claughton, Birkenhead, lately in the occupation of Mr. Andrew Knox. It contains two giod kitchens, large parlour and dining-room, five bedrooms, watercloset and bath room, &c. Keys at the next house.—Apply t o M r . H ar di s t y, No. 5 Harrington-street. , 6610 1710 be LET, an excellent Family HOUSE, situated Ao. 27, Clarence-street, Mount Pleasant, comprising large draw ing and dining-rooms, front parlour, six bedrooms, excellent kitchens, cellars, and good garden at the back, with all other modern conveniences. The house is in thorough good repair. Possession immediately. The furniture may be taken at a valuation if desirable.—For particulars apply on the premises, or to Mr. R. B. Jacobsen, 25, South John-street. 257 HOUSE TO LET.—TO PARTIES FURNISHING. A GENTLEMAN giving up Housekeeping is desirous of / - 1 LETTING the HOUSE he is leaving to a Tenant who would take the Carpets, Gas-fittings, Window Cornice, &c., all new last April, and which he will dispose of at little more than half their cost price, Would have no objection to sell the entire Furniture at a valmation ; otherwise, it will be Sold by Auction. House contains four bedrooms, two parlours, kitchen, washhouse, and large yard. Rent £l9 per annum. Address B. 1, Northern Daily Times. 6sB Delightful Residence; near the Lakes. rtlo be LET, Furnished, Halecat ; a commodious House, in the valley of Witherslack. It is placed on a rising ground, commanding, a beautiful view of .31orecambe Bay and the surrounding country. It contains three excellent entertaining-rooms, nine bedrooms, nursery, spacious kitchens, batler's pantry and bedroom, and all other necessary offices ; also, a four-stalled stable. The house is six miles from Win dermere, eight from Milnthorpe, epven from Kendal, five from Grange Railway station, and three hours' journey from Manchester. For further particulars respecting the property, apply to Mr. Jackson, King's Arms Hotel, Kendal; Mr. W. Wanklyn, Bury, Lancashire; or Messrs. Crossley and Sudlow, Manchester. WANTED, a respectable Person as NURSE MAID.—AppIy to Mrs. Wilson, Melville Cottage, Melville-place, Grange-lane, Birkenhead, bottom house in the garden. 656 WANTED, a respectable YOUNG MAN, as C OACHMAN. One having some knowledge of gardening would be preferred.--Applications ' with references , is be a dd r e sse d t o A. P., 4i, Huskisson-street. 6a29 WANTED, an active Youth, about 15 years old, as READ ING-BOY on a daily newspaper. Must be well up to reading manuscript.---Apply at the ltrort,i.ern Daily Times office, 40, Leigh-street, Parker-street, after six o'clock in the evening. • d WANTED, a Youth who writes a good handand is quick at figures, as JUNIOR CLERK, in a Saw Mill. Wages 10s. per week. One wl:o has some knowledge of the Timber Trade preferred. Address, in applicant's handwriting, enclos ing references, to N. 53, Northern Times office. 657 g 0 1e Xtt, Vrtmists. MO be LET, a HOUSE and SHOP in Warwick-street, suitable I for a Pawnbroker or Grocer. Has been in the latter business for the last 14 years. No goodwill.---Apply to R. Bolton, 121, Mill-street,Toxteth-park. 6sB T O be LET, a small WAREHOUSE, containing three rooms, situate near the centre of Church-street. The rent is moderate, and the premises are very suitable for workshops. Apply at No.B, Post-office-place, between the hours of eleven and twelve a.m. To be LET, a HOUSE and SHOP, No. 134, Ath o l -street, at the Northend of Livertool, being .a thickly populated and thriving neighbourhood, well adapted for a Druggist or Confectioner, or other similar business. Rent £ 2O a year. — Apply to E. Sephton, Marble Works, 21, Virgil-street, or at 104, Latimer-street, out of Atkol-street. 659 O be LET, a small WAREHOUSE, ix Henry-street; rent T £35 per annum. Warerooms and Offices (cheap) in Duke. street ; and the Floor of Four Rooms, in one or separate. Also, Two Cellar Stories.—Apply at Duke-street, corner of Vnrir-qtrPot TO be LET, DOUBLE OFFICES and LARGE CELLARS, parts of No. 7, Clayton-square, with front and back entrances to each. Also, Two good FAMILY HOUSES, in Queen's-road, Everton, and One at Rainhill. Apply to Owen and Mence-, first or last address. 656 To LET, First-rate P rem i ses i n South Castle-street, being the best Situation in Liverpool for the Shipping Trade, and suitable for an Ironmonger, Skip Store :Dealer, or other Trades, consisting of a good Shop, with large Cellars beneath, which have been lately occupied by h1r.,T 8 134k - ' Ironthonger.—Apply t o B e tt e l ey and Liverpool d TO be LET, the CUSTOM-HOUSE ARCADE . Thi s build ing,j_ occupying a large space of ground between Paradise street and Canning-place, and adjoining the Sail ors ' H ome, i s now nearly completed. These fine premises contain convenient SHOPS and spacious SHOW-ROOMS, OFFICES, and well lighted WORK-ROOMS, peculiarly suitable for almost every description of business. The Arcade is open for inspection during the day, and application may be m a d e t o M r . Ri c h ar d King,the agent, at the office, in the building. 6512 bt thtuif vpitsts, TO THE EMBARRASSED , JOHN F. WHITELOCK begs to inform-parties in difficulties that he obtains immediate protection, both to person and property, on the most reasonable terms. Rents and Debts speedily recovered, and all moneys promptly paid over. Apply to John F. Whitelock, Auctioneer and Accountant, 52, Man cheater...street, Liverpool. TOHN F. WHITRLOCK has to LET a number of first-class e r l - Free WANE and SPIRIT VAULTS, situate in the principal parts of Literpool, at in-comings from LBO to £l,OOO. Also, several BEERHOUSES, from £l5 to £lOO. Parties desirous of entering the Public line will do well to call upon John F. Whitelock, Auctioneer, &c., 52, Manchester-street, Liverpool. JOHN F,WHITELOCK lfa.s been favoured with instructions to LET a Free WINE and SPIRIT VAULT§.in one of the greatest thoroughfares and doing a good *trade. ' In coming £4OO, well worth £6OO. This to a man of business will prove a fortune. For particulars apply to John F. Whitelock, Auctioneer, &c., 52, Manchester-street, Liverpool. ' TO BREWERS, PUB LICANS, AND OTHERS. TOHN F. WHITELOCK has to LET on LEASE, a. Free tJ Corner WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS, situate in .a densely populated neighbourhood. The present tenant, having realised a fortune from the same, is about to retire. Incoming £B5O. None but principals need apply.—For particulars apply to John F. Whitelock, Auctioneer, &c., 5- ,, , Manchester-street, Liverpool. TOIIN F. WHITELOCK has to LET a Free Corner WINE 4 . 1 and SPIRIT VAULTS, with spacious house attached, close to the Docks and Custom-house, doing a first-class trade. This establishment is patronised by men from all parts of the world, and second to nsne in Liverpool. The returns average £5O per week, which might be greatly increased by a man of business. None but bona fide parties, with means to take, will be treated with. Incoming £l,OOO. Rent £120.--For further particulars apply to Mr. 'Whitelock, Auctioneer, &c., 52, Man chester-street, Liverpool. JOHN F. WHITELOCK has received instructi ons t o LET a Free WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS, situate close to a market, and doing an excellent business. Incoming only 285; rent low. For particulars apply to John F. Whiteloek, Auctioneer, &c., 52, Manchester-street, Liverpool. JOHN F. WHITELOCK has to LET a snu g WI NE and SPIRIT VAULTS, within 200 yards of a railway station, doing a fair trade. This is a good chance for a beginner, as the beds let off for more than the rent. Incoming El2O. For full particulars apply to John F. Whiteloek, Auctioneer, &c., 52, Manchester-street, Liverpool. LEFT -OFF CLOTHES WANTED, for Exportation, (Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's,) for which the highest price will be given in cash. Ladies and Gentlemen waited on at any hour in all parts of Lancashire and Cheshire.—Address Mr. or Mrs. Jackson, 47, Brownlow-hill. N.B.—Naval and Military Clothes of all kinds bought. tf'o • riniE Friends of a YOUNG LADY, of good Education, cheerful disposition, and ready informivion, are desirous of obtaining for her an Engagement, as COMPANION to a Lady or an elderly couple, or Housekeeper in a small family, or any occupation consistent with a respectable position. A moderate salary would he accepted, and unexceptionable references given. Address A. G. G., 30, Falkaer.street. 6slo TO DYERS AND CLEANERS , TO be DISPOSED OF, the BUSINESS, MACHINERY, FIXTURES, &c., of an Old-established DYEHOUSE, in one of the most itnproving thoroughfares, doings good . business. Satisfactory reasons will be given for disposing of it.=For further particulars apply to Lewis and Mounsey, Accountants; 3, Lord-street. 659 MANCHESTER & LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL SHOW T L-OYD'S HORSE REP,OSITORY -44 5, NEWINGTON. first-class accommodation for HORSES, and every descrip tion of CATTLE, &c., visiting the Agricultural. Show. LOOSE BOXES, & SALE BY AUCTION kNOTHER AMEJUCAN TRAGEDY, The Cincinnati papers give an account of a melancholy tragedy which has recently taken place in that town. It appears that a young man, named Thomas Eugene de Marbais, had a wife living in an improper house in Plum-street. He had five times previously attempted .to kill himself and his wife. One evening he sent the following note to his wife Send me word by the boy, may I come and see you ? I wait an answer' on the corner. I cannot exist without seeing you. Let me come; must see you very soon. Oh, Blanche ! Blanche ! Blanche ! I am very repentant. Come ! Come ! I cannot live with out seeing you." About eleven o'clock at night he called at the house in Plum-street, and desired to see - his wife. She came down to see him, and he told her he wanted to walk out with her, and, said he, " I am going to kill you." She said she was not afraid, and they went out together. Soon afterwards the police were startled by hearing two pistol reports at the cr,rner of Plum-street and Eighth-street. They immediately ran to the spot, and found Blanche sitting up quietly, while De Marbais was stretched at full length on the pavement, apparently dead. Upon being assisted up De Marbais exclaimed, "There is no one to blame but me ' • I did it !" and Blanch e sa id, " I came ou t o f the house to die." She then added, " Oh, my daughter ! oh, my daughter !" Her daughter, it seemed, was with the Marsh troupe. Upon examination it was found that Blanche was shot in the left breast lust above the nipple, and that De Marbais was shot in the right ear. The latter said they had taken thirty grains of mor phine divided into two portions. Blanche is a young woman of great beauty, and has a sweet countenance. It is thought she is French. De Marbais is a young man who had been well off, but had lately fallen into a state of great want and misery, and had been in the negro minstrelsy business. Several letters were found upon him addressed to his wife and his mother and sisters. In these letters he speaks of the extreme distress to which he had been reduced ; that the public of this cold-hearted city had refused him employment, and he had been left destitute. He earnestly repeats how sin cerely he, had loved his wife, and how faithful she had been to him, until she had been obliged to desert him through greater misfortunes than want. He says the principal cause of his misfortunes arose from the conduct of a clerk in a large drug store. That 'if a man did wrong once they would not help him, but trampled him under foot. He then goes on to state that the step taken by himself and his wife had been taken de liberately, and because they preferred death to a dis honsurable life. COLLARD AND COLLARD, TO be SOLD, considerably under the usual price, at J. Howard's, Universal Music Depot, Cross-street, Chester-street, Birkenhead, a superb Cottage PIANO-FORTE, possessing all the characteristics and improvememts of the above firm, and personally selected at their manufactory one month since. 12516 SHELLS, MINERALS, FOSSILS, AND GEOLOGICAL ROCK. THE Collection of the late DAVID DYSON, Esq., of IL Manchester, is now offered for Sale, either in Lots or single Specimens. It contains large series of rare Bulimi, &c., collected by the late possessor in Honduras and other places.' - T Apply to F. P. Marrat, No. 22, R oscoe A rca d e, Liverpool. d fAN SALE, One 38-horse Beam ENGINE, complete ; Three 6-korse ditto ditto ; one 20-horse steam cylinder, with piston and valve. The above are all second-hand, and in good working order—all high pressure. One 6-horse horizontal high-pressure engine; one 5-horse ditto, direct action; one 4-horse ditto ; one 2-horse ditto—all new. One 30-horse boiler, Galloway's patent, 10 tons weight, with all mountings complete ; one 25-horse - cylindrical ditto ; two 16-horse ditto; one 6-horse ditto—all second hand. One water tank. 4-ton crane, complete, an excellent article ; two double-purchase crab winches, by Napier; one treble-purchase ditto, with chain, complete—all second hand ; one double-purchase ditto; one single ditto ; one friction hoist—all new. A largequantity of boiler mountings, new and second hand. One set of French burr stones, with all gearing complete. Fairbairn's patent conical herst. A large quantity of shafting, up to five inches diameter. Pulleys, wheels, hangers, wall brackets, pedestals, &c., to fit shafting, and many other articles, too numerous to mention within the space of an advertisement.—Apply at Twist and Bell's, engineers, &c., Tabley-street Iron Works, Liverpool.—P.S. : If the above are not disposed of by private treaty before the middle of September, they will be sold by auction immediately, of which sale due notice will be given. 2487 pawns Eantth WANTED, a KITCHEN SERVANT, who can milk. English preferred.---Apply at 39, Mount-pleasant. 656 WANTED, a NURSE, not under 17. Sh e must b e clean and respectable.—Apply to Mr. Marsh, Marsh-lane Station, Bootle. 01, IXTANTED, One or Two CLEF V V ironfounder's establishment. C. 8., Northern Daily Times office KS, in an engineer's and Apply per letter.—Address 659 WANTED, a few miles from Liverpool, a 'Confidential Person, who understands the management Of_ milk and 'sutter, and plain cooking. GsB MATRTIWONIAL THE Advertiser, whose age is twenty-five, of a good per sonal appearance, is desirous of Opening a Correspon dence with some lady, not over thirty, with a view to Matri mony. She must be of some education, and a kind agreeable disposition, and will meet with the same in return. Those who are sincere may address, with perfect confidence, Edward G. Weston, Havre, France. CHIEF AGENTS WANTED, CHIEF AGENTS for LIVERPOOL and the District, by a Public Company, of long standing. Parties only of respectability and influence will be treated with; and tot those whe have other engagements affording them sufficient leisure to attend to the &ties of the appoint ment, liberal terms will be offered. Applications, with real name and address, and sppsify.i3yrBWsp o vraverw i thra, Fleet-street London E. C. ws22 TOXTETH-PARK.. AINQUIRY AND REMOVAL OFFICER WANTED. MEETING of the Inhabitants of Toxteth-park will be held at the Public-office, on Friday, the 16th instant, at Ten o'clock, for the purpose of Electing an Officer competent to investigate Poor-law Settlements, and to execute Orders of removal. Probable salary, £llO. Applications in writing, with testimonials, may be sent to the undersigned, not later than Monday, the 12th instant. By order of the Overse — ers A. B. BARNETT, Superintendent Asssistant Overseer. Public-office, Toxteth-park, 3rd Sep. 1859. 659 6mplogmtnts atautth WANTED, by Michaelmas quarte r , a SITUATIO N as Nursery Governess, or Junior Teacher in a School, by a young person of considerable experience in tuition.---Apply D. M., by letter, Post-office, Oxton-hill, Cheshire. 387 WANTED, in a Shipping or G:neral Merchant's Office, a Situation, by a Young Man, who is well acquainted with General Business, and knows German.—Address to J. B. T., Office of this Paper. 28j4a WANTED, by a Young Man, aged 21, a Situation as CLERK in a Merchant's Office ; has had six years' experienee, and understands the• general routine of an office. Can give good references.---Apply to E. J., Northern Daily Times office. AGRICULTURE A YOUNG MAN, who wishes to learn FARMING, in all its branches, will be glad to meet with a Farmer, in the North of England or Scotland; in whose family he can reside. Terms stated, and name given. Adsiress R. C., Post-oflioe, Castletown, Isle of Man. AV - ANTED, a Situation as COACHMAN and GARDENER, V V by a respectable Married Man. Wife as COOK cr LAUNDRESS. Protestants. Ages 40 8116145. Also WANTED, a Situation as COACHMAN and GROOM, 13, a Single Man, age 22. ' Protestant, with several years' character. Also WANTED, Situations by Two good 'COOKS. Apply to Mrs. Levi, Stationer and Registry-office, 66, Russell-street. 6a30 Disaliautous ants. WANTED, a ItE WOVABLE i ICENSE. Apply by letter, stating full particulars, to X. Y. Z., l'6; Northern Times 6810 "IXTANTED, a suitable SITE for large and commodious r Offices fora public company. Must be between Hanover street and the Town-hall, and contain from 750 to 1,000 square yards.—Apply to Mr. C. 0. Ellison, Architect and Surveyor, 33, Bold-street. 12516 gkpartmtntii. AYoung Man, enjoying the comforts of a home in his apart ments (parlour and bedroom), near the Zoological Gardens, desires another to JOIN him. Separate boils.—Apply at the Black Dog Inn, 23, Hanover-street. 357 DESIRABLE APARTMENTS to be LET, at 188, Grove street, (four doors from Falkner-square.) Two Gen tlemen dining in town can be accommodated with drawing room, or parlour and two bedrooms, handsomely furnished, in the house of A private family. The house has been newly painted, papered, and cleaned throughout. Terms moderate. References may be exchanged. A LF RED JACOB, EsTABLIsHED 184$, 3A, BASNETT-STREET, Corner of Leigh-street. For the LETTING of WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS, ,MOTELS, ALE and PORTER VAULTS, &e. Lists of Hon.ses from £7O to £1,500 Goodwill, may be had on application at the Office. mcsasis TILAIISFE.RD AND MOATGAPES ARRANOED. AGENT, ITOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND Pu.Ls.—With these marvellinis remedies always at hand, no sick person need despair of being perfectly cured ; they act, in Unison, on the absorbent system, giving tone and vigour to all the functions• of life. Tjieir sur prising sale is proof that their virtues have not been overrated. In bad legs, scrofula, and diseases of the skin, they are won derfully efficacious. Thousands of persons who suffered from these dreadful maladies have been completely cured after every other means had failed. There is no case, however obstinate, or of however long duration, that can ultimately resist the united action of these medicaments. _ _ SALMON FOR• AUSTRALIA.—The Royal Society of Tasmania has unanimously agreed to give £5OO to any person. who will introduce five pairs of live full-grown salmon into the colony. One hundred pounds a pair for salmon ! They are also prepared to give at the rate of £2 per pair for salmon smelts and £1 per pair for salmon fry. Beyond this, the government of Tasmania is prepared to expend several hundreds of pounds in forming ponds and channels for the reception of the, noble fish. FRENCH RAILWAY ACCIDENTS.-It may be remem bered that on the Ist of August a collision took place on the Lyons and Paris Railway, causing the death of three persons, and wounding 33 more or less dangerously. Justice took this: affair in hand, and a trial of all parties concerned ensued. The result has been the condemna tion of the chef de Bare to two years' imprisonment ; of one of the assistant& to one year's imprisonment, and a third to six months. All of them were fined 300 francs, re liable for the costs, the company being held - sponsible for the result s o f the dreadful acci A Madame Mumier was killed ; her husband sued the company, and has recovered 30,000 f. damages. This will be a terrible warning to all careless railroad employes in France.—Letter from Paris. AN. ADVENTURE: IN THE ALPS.—A letter from Inter lacken contains the following :—On Monday evening • state of excitement, the news having reached it that there were three gentlemen lost on the Harder Moun tain, a spot which had already been the scene of many fatal catastrophes. It would appear that the Prince Leon Deolet-Kildeeo (a Russian), Mr. Donald Spence, and Mr. Lancelot Spence (two Englishmen), had set out in the evening, about half-past five o'clock, with the intention of merely taking a: short walk on the mountain, but that when' they had ascended for about half an hour; they left the path and struck out one for themselves which, seemed to lead more directly to the summit. On reaching, hoW ever, an awkward-looking precipice, the Russian prince and Mr. Lancelot Spence determined to eross it, with the view of descending to Interlacken, in a quicker manner ; once on the other side of the precipice they found that all descent was impracticable, while at the same time they, were unable to retrace their steps. No thing then was left them but to ascend; for in ascension was their only hope of safety, while Mr.. Donald Spence, who had not crossed the precipice, was able _to hurry back to the town for assistance. This. he succeeded' in obtaining, and in about two or three hours he managed to overtake his brother and - nrince, who having by that time given up all hope of getting out of the difficulty unaided, had lit their cigars and made up. their minds to have a nieht of it. Tt. wt. ill an "say.- deluge of rain falling, so that the _ thing but pleasant. A party of gui es, with lanterns, dt spatehed from the town, discovered,them however, so that they did not have to stay for the whole night on their comfortless perch. On arriving at the entrance of the town, nearly at midnight, an enormous crowd awaitedtheir coming with greetings of the most enthusiastic kind— all hope.having been given up of the safety of Prince ty.t7 p.zr June 15, the I, sf• ore tll Deolet:Kildeeo and of Mr. Lancelot Spence. --- The entrance into Interlacken was a perfect triumph ; the road waslined ; all the windows at the various hotels .00 miles. they were t'iien about th re e knot , „ sail set and weather flee. At half-past 11 it bean' o ific; at midnight took in .h studdingsails, and when PrePod,w e go about to stand on the oth er t ac k, l an d wa s seelt h e cAlj ship immediately struck. They laid all slack, anu t io re c c v. off, bat the eddy tide to o k and f orce d h er h ea d.* again, and she then drifted between some smaner obt oe4 bt Thinking she was going clear, as her head had 11 bo tt,g . 4 they made sail, but the tide again took h er bow an her on shore, where she remained fixed, w ith 18 fee t t he lie and:l - fathoms aft. She then had two feet water in, 4 ill, Finding her settling down very fast aft, with fourie:he in the well, they got the longboat out; at 4 pan' but made more water, at seven she backed off all e cre 4, there was then five feet of water in the hold, and bY,d fast. They kept all hands pumping, and steered r eres,..A for Eire at the•rate of ten inches an hour, when, at 11 a.m. , ble eight feet in the well, and the ship unmanage: i t o le B bt being_ four or five feet by the hi•nd, they deternlin e her. The mate was sent in charge of the longboa t the e'ci passengers. The master, carpenter, and some , ce fer;g remained on board until noon; there was then tive es. water in her, and it was rushing in at the hawseb ( n„ t i JPr e i they left her she went down head first, between lti t ea...t"4 The stern was apparently blown out as she sank..."_,ls ll ; abandoned her, she was in fifteen fathoms, Beefn;.4ed bearing N.W. by N. three miles. The crew aril Shanghai June 19. OtTTPORIPS, dOn )En.:., Sept. s. —Passed : Ch arlotte Knuth, Lon ritain:o, maim ;„ Mercutio, Algoa Bay to London; Gr eat t ow ' - Quebec • United States, London t o Port Phillip ; „,1 10 London to Nelson, N.Z. ; Nottingham, London to /1 „ ,•• • . a;.. ( ., : Dow A e- Laura, Riga; Latona Columbus, Wynard, Jamain3Wes0 _ 7,00 lata, St. Jago de Cuba Esther Lorn, Archangel ; Mou".,&, land,. Jamaica; Alloni, Bombay • Oscar, Cadiz ; Lass, Riga; Johanna, Archangel ; Canopus, 5 3D Urannise, Gottenburg; Maria, CronStadt ; Ann' sliti„,•°`l:; N.F..; Paul, Archangel ; Sarah, Petersburg ; , vet o c Thothas, and Bennianah, Stockholm; Jane Smith, Christine, Archangel; Bets); Susannah, Archang_T e ' o , Cowan, Jamaica ;' Soderham ; ancet, and s ,r n tero7or stach ; Ant, Oaen; Pictogi, Christiana ; Adolph, ",i n irol” Guidalardis, Petersburg; Robert, Caen. Sailed : ' Auckland. FALMOUTH, Sept. s. —Arrived: Nines, . Marianople ; Ebenezer ' and Mars-- - Selina, Sulins.; Syra, Constantinople. 6 01 ' ea CtimmrsrowN, s.—Arrive 3 : Amigats, fro m l : Annandale, Liverpool, for Bu enos A yres, put in to 05,41. Ambassador, Odessa; Falinnuth, Cork; Sultana , President, Tort-au-Prinoe ;, Maggie, Thrall; C ar Tbolii: Grande. Off: New O r l eans, f rom New Orlcans:!, s.s+ Narakoff; I3erbice, Havannah, went to Green o e , Moltan, for Greenock. Wind, S., blowing strong do" om La brs o93 ois •ueretta, t BELFAST, Sept. 4.—Arrived: Ternara, (sa), f r° %ocl Sailed, 3d : Fanny, for Bathurst; Tithe, Cardiff'• Andrew, Nantes. sth :: Wind E. ; buisras, :Fortune, from el J s), London; Girl Love, St. Übe@ ; N o rman, N. 8.) Sailed: Lady Erlintnn fnr sm‘rrng •L•A•RRTIME EXTRACTS A longboat, bottoir The Harbir aid painted white The Sappho,hengo for Kustendjee, has -- Kingstown, and ordered to Dublin to discharp of °cod were filled, t ti le d tp —ooinz, Aug. 22.—For several weeks na. te, as .een from tho northward both in the, Bospli, l9r t iel);:,e Dardanelles, and 500 sail have been w i nc usound .. nelles. This morning, at e i g ht a . m ., a light 5 0111 , 3 - c r e alb sprung up.. In the Marmora, a re-IN-English shins ~ft un, and - fleet in sight. 24... Tb' CONSTAN light, b't; a Tare gin N.E Pce: l th at ".t t • g Merchants complain bitterly at Constantinople _,. i j oi. ~o captains, on arrival, neither fly their numbers no r "ibit built on the acclivity of the hills, all vessels burgees bearing their ships' names: From 'th e see can be 31 1 arrives or departs. _ Ail PLAIN AND FANCY NEUDLEWORK.—"I,OII4OII cor respondents" often furnish amusing items of gossip, albeit we fear they sometimes draw upon their- imagina tion, for their facts. The• correspondent of the Bury Times. says :—" Spare mespace for a . paragraph specially for the ladies. (I dare say some bright eyes occasion ally glance at my letter, if they do not ' look brighter when it comes,' as Byron says.) People of the mascu line gender need not read it. is about shirts and che mises, and that sort of thing, so that of course it's bosh; sed ?mot, ' A little nonsense now and then i s relished by the wisest men.' Well, apropos of the shirts, &c. They manage these things better in Germany than we do here. A young Lady friend who is at: a first-class school in Germany tells me that they had a visit a, few days ago from the Princess Royal and some of her nohlo lady friends. The young ladies knew a few days beforehand that the Princess Frederich, an they call her,, would visit the school, and there was quite a flutter of ex citement for the honour and dignity of tho establish ment, which, though a large one, is strictly private, and very expensive. Here in England the governesses would have made the young ladies work like slaves in order to show some embroidery beadwork, excruciatingly complicated crotchet, or other fancy gimcrackery. But the work which these high-born and high-bred young ladies exhibited, and which the Princess On the Ist instant, at Overton the Rev. n. Leslif i l;o,U 4 On the 28th ultimo, aft s and her distingude friends took the greatest interest Kilclief, county Down, to ch ar l o tt e , fourth ( PlforleY P in, was ' plain work' and not ' fancy,' being exclu- late Rev. Rowland Egerton warburten, o' Cheshire. sively the almost .unmentionable nether garments to which I have modestly alluded above. But the work ~, wife ~aOB s itself, I am told by a lady who saw it, was exquisite, sadillnelsBs:a short illness,,,,AT' ad r 3 „ -- 00. daughter of Thomas Pope, Esq, of Thornhill-aqu- ?nd pail',fet, and such as never is executed in England at any price. bes F. Allison, Esq., of th e e r city of Detriot, u'''' ,„,. ° e, 14°- 01 On the 29th ultimo, aged 35 years, after a I°n s 31° t T h h is e ) P inh rin e c r r ts, R in oy f a a l et ( , w t e ho st s i o l u l n a d ffe g ct o i o o d nat s e e l n y se call her the e r i s _On the 2nd instant, aged 47 years, T excellence in plain needlework. Nearly all the Queen'sA c i lar r. i .i st o i t .s ili re , K e t:Own, poulterer, of St. Jo Queen. Her Majesty virtually offers a high premium for Foxhill-bank n ~ ear Accring,ton, • made at certain orphan schools here under royal patron- . )tarY county palatine of Lancaster. age. A rather fierce competition for excellence is the under-clothing, and that of her royal children, ingh aul. f O r. ear Birin,,adrea° ~,ocn atural result ; but German young ladies, or at least the Louisa On the 3rd instant, at Edgebaston„l e a en, i the eu n -- 0 ,1 re , r pupils who have been long in German schools, would cio iza r d m o o n ori t l h ou e sc 4tlL ins! c a : n e t r V o i f en C gleton, g carry off the palm from them all. Some of the 'plain tivelyseven months, arid two years and a half. ...... work' at the German school I allude to has been pre sented to the Princess, and the Queen has been, or will GRl Fris , - - oop. - Printed for the Proprietor, by . WILLIAM ow, u na ~..v at oi i :,; be, asked to accept some as a specimen. It is easy to street in the Parish of. Liverp .treet , "in ts believe, therefore, that it is beautifully done. Pity that Is3urrN-nEalo/f-courz, of No.lo, St. ChxYsasW in : s 4treet , ..,,-.4. , .- at our ' establishments for young ladies' more attention in the Parish of West Derby, at 40, N, L1iL , i i - t 13, were not not paid to the useful and a little less to the orna- Parish of Liverpool, and Published 12, 11 00 1. John-street, in the aforesaid Parish or Livery mental." _SEPT, 6, 1859. DEATHS. ames t a justice of t he Pea ce SEPTEMRBE 6, 1859. 2illpinff *lttiiiffturt MOON'S CHANGES —FIRST QUAR., 4th day, 3h. 47in. 0164. ABLE FOR WEEK ENDING SEPT. Itro' r EVEN. rr• H. 4 3 ... 12 5 16 .............. 11 6 49 .............. lo 8 14: . ......... , 1 ,1 0 ..... 14 9 19... .. 4 9 58........... . $ In 36 ........ 4—Sunday 6—Tuesday 7—Wednesday B—Thursday 9—Friday 10—Saturday WIND AT HOLYHEAD, Yesterday, S.S.W „ „ LIVERPOOL, „ S.E.W —Li g ht b breeze ARRIVED. Arch Orion Arch- .01 Cork - Webens S - t o Holyhead Pandora Puntas Arenas Despatch (ss) ............. ..f.act,o ........Newport I Hannah, Stamp - - Iceland I Caroline, Powell ....... . Sept. 5, Hannah .. Hectorine Jose. Ciroline SAILED. Sept: 5 Kahema Toronto Algerta 'Joao Maria Wensleydalc Victor Venice Scent Shanghai Henry Cook ...... . . hs el , Montreal Jane and Mary ..st. . 31- ` c o ,teo l . Porto Rico Rosalie ...............rb Porto Rico Themes :w r gsler e Oste -.St. Kitt's Stromboli (as) ... ..... ij r jeof end J. M. Wood :N .- tr* ,LsoP" .New York Laconia (ss) ...ConstAn" _FOREIGN. PORTS. Araxes (ss), Horsfall, from Alexandria at Malta Ernst Augustine, hence at Bordeaux. Boree, LefOnd, hence at Nantes. Nictaux, Armstrong, from Halifax at Quebec. Howden, from Calcutta at London. John Lawrence, from Kurrachee at Deal. SPOKEN Dreadnought, hence to New York, in lat. 41 36 N., us' W., August 22. City of Washington (ss), hence to New York, ten miles Cape Race, August 25. Bavaria (ss), Bremen for New York, in lat. 48 2 N., O n ' 49 W., August 26. sev'e ulb ' r Kangaroo (se), hence for New York, off Seven Reads, Persia (rms), hence for New York, off the Skerries, 3, at 7 30 p.m. VESSELS' REPORTS, Report of the brig Sea, M'Lean, of and from Li ,- err —O Kustendje (Black Sea), with railway iron : July 13, 10 p.m., in lat. 59 N., l on . 8 3 NV., end blowing a heavy gale, the ship was struck by ah e Thaw which caused the carge to shift ; k e pt th e pumps °— ' 21, gale not abated, and constantly shipping hea v y ok° Ar over all, ship making a deal of water. 4 a.m., was ,_, c iilP„ the starboard or weatherbow, the sea r us hi n g aft, ."0 0 .. „Y' ing its way down the cabin. Sounded th e , weathq„ l , e 0 1 , and found two feet 'nine inches water in the hold. " wo re' had three lists to port. Finding the water gaining, ties q , ship to the northward. 6 a.m., was struck by three ll ift seas successively OR the port bow. Heard the cargo t r o nie 9 e starboard; the decks, full of wa t er , an d th e s hip m ob oat ° At I. a.m. the crew came aft, and refused to proceedvoyage. ,nto - 31, bore away for the nearest' port, and at 7 P- r-n i e P riS tm:; :„ l f Queenstown harbour, with three feet six inches W 3 elf hold, and cargo shifted.. She would have tO be Pa charged to repair damage and restow cargo Report of the ship Cheapside, Porrett the Island of Video June. I 5 from Bankok , I° gl' The Juno, from Poole, has put into Fogo, — . F " loss of foremasthead, topmast, and foreyard. The= barque Economist, of NtafOrd, Met* August 11. from, Gibralt3X, de 4 I° el 3- The ship Dolphin, from Caymanasiat Jamaica 42 1 tta, ° ll .le the captain and crew of the Ditteh schooner ° host, frora New Orleans for ettba, -which was irLr eof the on the Jardines, south side aCuba, to windvrazi ns to 0 .0.4 - The Juanita, Champan,, fbr H on d a , w ith 32 1, s e.° lter l3 f t i er onboard, on account of parti e s a t B ogo t a and lu tl „art,,, ° * ( l loit near the former port July 18, w ith the great e ` ,, jocl " cargo, only 97 serons, having been saved. 6 1 so damaged. ex___ On the 33th ultimo, at Halst e ad, w en t, David 1 :::p , / Q.C.; .to Mary Cornwallis, only daughter of Lipscombe MARRIAGES. OA the alst ultimo, at Paris, Mons. Alfred Co ul yenl47,jel , son of Mona. Farge Courjou, of Chanderganore'k`leury, An do Miss Pauline Fleury', daughter of Mons. 11. W it ` Secretaire-General du. Ministers de ._ t grifaultute ) On the Ist instant, at Wint er b o n rne, the --e,v„' J. A i tet - ;:f 11°. M.A., incumbent of Baoup, t o S arah, eldegt "" pi Fisher, Esq., of Winterbourne, Berks. tot' Commere