Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-23 00:00:00

c‘Rits h h turtton. arm& SALE of ELECTRO-PG FED G601)3, CHINA, GLASS. OUTLE try, tac.—lmport.ant to nem:ants, Captains, Ilotal Keepers, Vhdtors, and Parties FarnisSing. MR. HART has received instructions t o SELL by AUCTION, This Day, and following days, at tae birmhighini Glass C3nipatiy's Estaalishmeat, 20, Church-street. tp•aosite Compton House, Liverpool, the whole of that valuable prOCK of rich CU f-Gi.ASS, CHINA E RTLIENCV ARE, PAPIER KieliE GOODS, &c., comprising handsome dinner sets, tea and b=skiaat sets, toilette sets, daysort sets, &c. ; rich cut Bohemian glass liqueur an 1 pickle bottes, also a variety of richly-girt and cut OM lustre+, of the most modern patterns, papier mache tables, tea toretri bk+kets, envelope cases, tea caddies, &c.; also, an b,Zulhla stock of electra-plated tea and coffee sets, fitz,r kettles, liqueur frames, (met frames, toast racks, -Kra plated s.,lvers or waiters, card or cake baskets, electro-plated labia or dessert forks, tablerp sons, teaspoons, fish carvers mail forks refOCCO cases; together ulth a great variety of ivory balance h; fns German silver Kandla table and dessert knives and forks, taa zest celebrated makers. The. t.;..V.e to commence each day at E even o'clock. Cata'cgues to had oulite Premiss, 20, Church-street, Liverp 01. N.D.—Casts advanced on goods fur immediate and unreserved sale. NEW BRIGSTON. Adodera, and ;Foxelent .110116r.lioLP FURNIIURF, COTTAGE PLANr.) FORTS., LI, CHINA.' LINEN, gie., - MESSRS. WALKER end ACKERLEY will IVA -SELL .15 AUCTION, on 7, iday, the X.R.h instant, -at Fleven O'clock precisely, on the Premises St. George's-mount, New Brirtitort, within tire minn'es' walk of the Ferry, the whole of the excedent mode n 401.15E1i OLD FUtilsa CURE, and of erEffacts, the property of a Gentleman changing his osteencs The Deawzreo ao st er , mprises. in Walnut'. ood, set of clegr , et Chdrs, with stuffed backs, u baster° I in c MIL with easy and .-sewing chairs and couch to orreepond, whatnot, circular centre table, on carve pillar, soft tabie,ele4Ant chit/brinier, With plate-glas, panels and back and marble top, fine toats I cos.age pirrno-forie, 61 Wawa, by robert Won um, In n.a.dsomeroseWood cue. papier macho occasional tabl a7d.chairs, chimney glass, in neat gilt .frame, range of curtain , br.rnzed aid grit fender, fire-Irons, B u.ssee.s carpet, &c. Tr , e Disfise,aoom cone: ins act c f six cafital mahogany- ramel chairs and e try chair in leather, made .et of mahogany dining .tables in telescope frame, excellent mahogany peiestsi side/0 rd, three-tier dumb wai•er, rani: e of crimson dam .ela window hangings, ' fende.7 e-ions, Brussels carps, &c. ThellADNO)us contain sets of mahogany hilctester and iron bee ste,ds, ,o air mattress, fa .th.rr beds and beddie g, mahogany, birch, and painted chests of drawerr, I irch and pentad toilet tables, toilet glasses, cane aastel chairs, Kideer.e.inste: carpets, and the n Chamber requisites. . - - The Mtsckl.r.Asisons ARTICLES conaprise plated goods. linen, hand some t a, c ifse, aal dessert sir , i,es, dinner service, modern ent glass, oak hat and umbrella sand, thc kitchen ataaars, and other effects. Maybe vlewel on Thn , sday, the 29th instant, and on the m 0 ninre of Sale, a d citeo i raes had oa the premises, arid. at Messrs. Walker . And Ackerl y's oftices, 55 : cilar:2. - -4r-et, Liverpool. ellu :Ht can, E DUCATIONAL ESTABLISIIMET - FOR YOUNG LADIES. Mrs WALKER b Is to announce that site has removed her School to 136, Feltner-street. test Grove-street; and whilst returning thanks to those who have hi hen ) favoured her with their confi dence, wishet to iotima:e that she has succeede.i iu emir ug the services cf the rnrst mhert 11,19 era in their respective Do,art inent ; and that the system pursue l is h^r Esta'aishment is in all respects in accordance with the most approved, priacip!es of the present day. The ensuing Quarter will commence on Monday the sth of October. Terms and Pr , sbecttr , es may bo olitained on application. fir HE FRENCH lANGUAUE taught or•: au entirely Nev Sys en, 110 - NS. RAGONOT, (OF rAntio Author of tie "SYMBOLIC AgaLo-FRENCH VOCABULARY," &c., &c. Ths principle of this +7,:3fn is fonn/ed upon the natural and infaMble method universally followed by the mother in teaching her child. The unsatisfactory results of the prenent mole of teaching foreign languages is proverbial ; the general impression is, tnat a language can be acquired, only in the country wher, it is spoken, and doubtless, this is necessary where the teacher considers himself justified in disregarding the laws cf nature so f. r as to, endeavour to impart sounds by the medium of the eyes, and teach the science of a language before the pupil can lisp its simplest accents. With such a theory, all human devices Inuit nee-e.ssarily fail, and hence he nu merous complaints of wasted time and ineffectual endeavours, whilst the teaching of nature is universally, successful. To those who have laboured in va'n, and who now despair of ever understanding the raid conversation of the natives of France, the. faculty may be easily acquired, but not by any of the a-tiflcial sys tems, however ingenious, to which allusion has been made. IIIZEIEsT REFERENCES WILL BB GIVEN. G - tr FAMILIES AND SCHOOLS ATTENDED. PRIVATE LESSONS Gl' EN. EVENING CLASSES. The "3rmnocto Arloco-FaENon VocsauLaar," Sth edition, par ticu'arly adapted for Schools. &c , approved and sanctioned for the nee the Ins itutions for the daat and dumb, in England cod France. To be h-d from the Author, M. ilagona, and sold by all booksellers. 115. Nfount-,,leapant. Llveroool. w ATE ItPItOO FROM 101 6d, AT HELLEWELL'S, ?cos. 2 & 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, AN) 53, CASTLE ST EET. CAPES, W ATE R F P R 0 1 1 0 13s 0 6 F i COATS, AT HELLEWELL'S, Nos. 2 84 3, QUADRANT, LI •I F.-STREET, AND 53, CASTLE STREET. I i VATERPROOF AMERICAN EXPAND ING AND TRAVELL.NG BAGS. FROli 3j. 6d. Ay,la. A at s, QUADRANT, LIIIE-STREE r, AND 53, CA3TLE STR kE C. ANIKFICAN OVERSHOES, OVERSHOES, OVERSHOES, iJ FROM 1-. 91. P Fit PA 1 AT HELLEIVELLIS, Me. 2 & 3, QUADRANT, LI1le:--4TREe-T, AND 53, CASTLE SIREET. "Ihe:Trad • stippl:ed on l'! , er.l terms ror the Newest stye'. WATERPROOF STORM OR SEA CAPS, AND HELMETS, FROM AT HELLEWELL'S, Nos. .2 & 3, QUADRANT, I IME-STHF-ET, AND 53, CAS PLS- STREET. WA.TEIZPROOF LEGGINGS & OVERALLS. - FROM 45 6d, AT HELLEW ELL'S, Nos. 2 & 3, QUADRAN r, lI4E-STR, , ,ET, AND 53, CASTLE. SfAELT. BEING THE LARGEST EslA'H I H3IENT3 IN ENGLAND. WANTED, EVEN IN (.3r EMPLOYMENT by a young man disengaged after five o'clGck p.m., to t..acskt A t l:?Air nforine*l44 t9 °, 'thce"" 4. " 4 " . -- 1. tat ' I& WWIA N L) I ta s k 'the entire Char, - e of a louse and Serriaits. 'ilia situation is beven miles from Liver pool by rail.—Apply by letter only, Box A 57, Northfrn Times of WANTED, by a Gewlernan, for the winter, a comfortab!e SITTING•ROOM and BFDROO near the I hilharmon c Ha l.—Address stating terms, NvLich must be moderate, including gas and fire.—Addres., A. 9-4 NorlAe n Times case. WA.N11!..1.), a UlluAlt and TOBACCO SHOP, or a small HOUSE with SHOP, in the centre of the town. with immediate possession. Rent per annum and all partitu'rzs.—Apply by letter, aderessed L. it., General Post-office, Liverpool. WANTED, for a Young Grer.tletn,n, a nice and well FURNISHED SIT ING ROOM, and BED ituOM, at m thrate terms; Canning street, and Be,lord street, or Oxtord-atreet would be preterred.—And ev, to T. V. S., POlt, W. 2., wrAN lED to .REN I . ; for Six or Twelve VI Month, a smal! well-!urnishel HOUSE, with rot less than three Bed rooms, bitusted between Edge hill anfl the Prince.; Park.—Apply, stating scc•)mmodatioa and terms, which will croy be atten•led to, A. 99, I).ily No, t • ern Times office. VANTED, by a Young Gentleman, wilo is desirous of going abroad, a SITUATION as CLERK, either in the Brazils, or one of the British Co'onies; or would accept a I'UItSr.RSHiP on board a 'teamer. References of the highs character can ha given.—Addresi S. X. 82, Northern Tunes ()Vice. ANY Person requiring a MAN and his WIFE, without incumbrance, and accustomed to BusiLeEs, to to,mage a CONCER N in Liverpool, or to be employel in any oth cap,eity, where at - entioa and act vity are req tired, may haar of such by adcres3_ng B. Z , Northern Times office. Security and refertu,es can I,e gated. iLATANIE.I), by a respectable middle-aged Married Man, who is out of Bisinem, a Light t.ITUATION as SALESMAN, CO CTOR, S 1 OREKEEPE ac , where attend and perseverance are required. ReTecLibla reverences and security can be given.—Add,ess A. 8., Northern Times all, e. ANTED, a iluation as Cl,l 4 :liK and BOOK' K LEPER ; ty a person acquainted with Doubit - cnt.. - y; the quantities and pri es of wood and iron work for ships pur r srs; a.so, general ships stor,?s ; unexceptionable references Addres., per letter; A. 90, Northern Times ottic s. CH EMI EILE.g rir 0 be LET, Furnished or Unfurnished, am _L. excellent Family DWELLING 110178 E, No. 8-, Kenyon-terrace, Claoghten.—For fall particulars apply on the premises. IMPORTANT NOTICE. JUST RECEIVED K NIBB'S NEW EAT AND CAP WAREHOUSE, 33, OLD IIAYSLARKET, SPLENDID STOCK OF WELL VEN iI i ATED AND SUPERIOR FINISHED ',SILK HATS, From 10s. 61., 12s. 6d.. and 15s. NOT 'lO BE EQUALLED IN TOWN, TO TO i,V)CONL: , :TS, HOTEL Kr.E.PERS, AND 0 F E R 3. ALarge assortment of BRITISH & FOREIGN Lt:iARS, well rnaturea, and not to be eurpassed by any °Our laozaae in the trade, at the undermentioced ACirentlLmail tleciintng cusintss oil 'llls own account, and who has hell responsible situations in first class Merchant's °dices and Local Bank, desires a situatl n of Trust. Mo t respectable refereoces.—A 'dress A. 61, Northern rto.es Ofte. VERY LOW PRICES!! BRITISH. FOREIGN. Per lb. Pox Per lb Box. 6s oo LARANAGAS • 2Bs Od CUBAS WOODVILLES YAT IKONS rite HAVANNAS-12s & 18s Od REGALIAs....tss 6d and 141 Od FOREIGN. LOPEZ —3o3 Od EL IMPERIOB 27. Od PATRONS 26s Od NAHAGAS . 25s Od INGENUIDAD 293 Od Ist Class CABALA AS 2nd Clays CABANAS 351 Od L. GOLDSMITH, 4, ST. GEORGE'S CRESCENT,' uvEttroot,. INDIA OUTFITS. WASHING TWEED SUITS. FLANNEL SHIRTS, POJAII AS, &c. E. BURDEN, 17, CHURCH STREET, LIVERPOOL. NEW HORSE RUG WAREHOUSE 4, ST. JOHN'S-LANE, (Opposite the South End of St. George's Hall.) HORSE RUGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, At Manucaettirers' Prices. STRAP'D RUGS, HORSE SUITS, BODY ROLLERS, BAND kGES, KNEE-CAPS, HALTERS. COMBS, BRUSHES, AND SPONGES FELT SWABS FOR HORSES FEET. LEATHER HEAD COLLARS. THE NORTHERN* . TIMES.-LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1857, trilnterf WANTED, a thorough tafitiCirlD, in a Private Family.—For addrea3, apply to Syers, Gael, Ilanelagh-st. eat. WAN IED, 20 first-rate SH .na ---- T - N Rs, pply to the Sham Washing Company, Brandon-street. Birkenhead. ;ck7 A N T ED, a Good Second-hand BAGA TELLE TABLE; length about eleven feet.— Apply by 1 ttcr. A 102, Northern Times office. WANTED, a Young MAN accustomed to the Petal' PROVISION BUSINESS, of good ad.drs=a9 and ednearea.— ipp!3 , at 29, Old Haymarket. WANTED, a steady, clever YOUNG MAN, of good chara"ter, single ' as LIGHT PORTER, ere., indoors.—Addrees A. V, Northern Times office. WANTE 1), a respectable Youth, as an APPRENTICE, in a Gereral Metal Warehouse. —Apply to bie:srs. R. Anderson and Co., 74, Du' e-street. . tIT AN lED, the ILQG of CAP I'. RULERS, or either of his MATES, if they kept one, for which One Gallic.% will be given. —Apply at the IGrtheris limes office. ARespectable YOUANG MAN wishes to meet with a Co npanion, to join him in taking comfor• table A ppartments. Satisfactory references.—Address, with name, &c., A. 92, llurth rn Tants office. VI/ ANTED, for a Young Gentlemen, a nice and well furnished S ITTING-110 M ana BEDRO( )111 near Parnbrtke-place.—Aidress T. V. S., Box W 21, Post-office Liverpoo!. WANTED, in the n,ighbourhood of Everton, a PARLOUR and Two BED ROOMS, with or witholt Boari ; whero no other lodgers are taken.—Apply to A. 88, Northern Tunes offie,. XVAN I . .ED t.) ItEINT, within sev en mil es o f Liverpool, a 11 U US E, with CoacTi-itousE and Swim*. The Cheshire tide preferred,—Addzess, stating terms and si, tuition, A L 2, Northern Times office. VV.AN f r I), to purchase, a ema►l Freehold PUBt.IC*-HOUSE, price rot to exceed f 300.— Apply to George M Connel, Estate Agent, 18, Pasnett-street. 1300.KKELPEli ut expeneuce, some y eats i❑ his last sitea'ion, where be kept the Books by boob e Entry, is noir disergsged ; htr te-ms moderate; would make himself gencraly nsefol in the office. Testimonials of the first re spectability; secarity if reettired.—Adixess, A. 94, Axtli.rn rows office. WANTD E, a respectable YOUNG . PERSON, as wicr IitIRSE; one whn can be well remora mended. end bring good references, will be Meraliy treated.—Address Box A. 69, Ncrt/arn Times °Mee, L.verpcol, WANTED, a Copy of the Work "threiaiasso Vigo," published by Paul R. RreuNT, in English, 1668,-Mi., edition, for - which a lil)eral prlee will be glyea.— Apply to the Nsrthern Tones oirome,•Liverpool. VV — A w N ( 'I; R E .K I) . , o d u e g a li tan S d EltVN the A rat ' n f a -O ge F m - e tLL t oi m a na t t h( u n e a cow. Good wage. will be given. No washing done at hose.-- Apply to Airs. Webb, Ciaughton Village; Birkenheadu lir, ANTED, Ornamental shrubs, Evergreens, qq and Fo3zsr TRZES of any age or size. Parlies wishing to dispose of these will plass. ..ddress, Letter Box, S.-13 Peat-office, Li, erpool- NVANTED, an AGENCY , by a.Party iii Livei- Tool. f,r articles in general demand, amongst the sopping, h ving good , connections.—Address A. 60, 11/or:her?). Tiwes Office. NAT ANTED, by a lesneetabio ioulig Man, a .!,ITUA NON as BUTLER, in a small family. Can have a gcod recommendaton.—Address T. W., 57, Faii/View place, Toxteth 7 park. • PPER HOUSE,NIAID —la a private tamily, where a footman is kept, a t horc ugh 110USE3I AID Is wanted.—Apply by letter r stating all particulars, and referecces to C. G.. ilex I', No. 2, P .at Office. W A YaosulnitvMoiacu,s otrroEmNTLFedlrkil\o,43, c Klna If cautile }loam k'abtry no objset. Geol references. Addreas, A. 97, Ahern Tifres Office. WANTED iu the neighbourhood of Bruos wick-sue t, Water-s..reet, OP Fenwiek—street, with immeilate Immo Mon, a Good Double or Single OFFICE. Acilreas, A. 98, Norther4 Times-Othee: WANTED, by a PUlV3ER,thoxoughly qualified, an engagement. has been accustomed to Da 'eager and Emigrant Ships. The highest reterenzes•submitted.— Addrfts, S.. Box C. 13, Post Office, Liverpool. AN l'Ell, a good English SEitVANT OF ALL NVollfi, who und rstands Cooking. Also an experienced Nurse Girl, about 18 years of age. Good olaracters indispensable.—Apply, from 9 to 12 o'clock, at 18, Erhkin -street. WANTED, by a young Lady,: a Cneerfal HOME .ii a CIARGIC.MAN'S, or other re apec.able FAMILY, within a few mile 4 of Liverpool.—Terms not to exceed £4O per annum.—Address G 6, Post.offiee, Liverpo4l. WANTEJJ, at a Private House, Southport, a CI OK Lad HOUSEMAID, of good. Character. Wages- according to ability. English preferrecl.—Aridress,_stating time in last place, and re erence to A 67,Northern Times- office. tri#tr-v , , WANTBD, a PI, OUG H M A N, of good charseter.- 7? Apply to Mi. Maddy, 25, Bold street. IVANTED, by a respcotable Young Person, a SITUATION ee WAITRESS; has no objection to an hotel In the country.—Please address 10.3, Northern Tiniesitlier. ' especiable middle age person is in want of a situation as UPPER-HOUSEMAID or ROUE-liEtTElt .to a single gentleman.—Address, 26, Sidney Street, Nast. WANTED, a SITUATION, by an experienced English Nunie, aged 30. Can take an infant from a month. Has Ave years' good reference in town.—Apply at 42, Mount-plea., ut. TO PARENT 3 AND GUARD ANS. 1T ANTED, in a Merchant's Office, a respect able YOUTH, about 15 years of age. Reply, stew an particular•, to A. 101, Northern Times office. AGENTLEMAN, aged 28, is desirous of entering a Mercantile Ofam in Liverpool, where a good prospect soul offer for an active and industriotis person. Ho has had considerable experience in accounts, and 1s an excellent correspondent. Terms very moderate. First.rato testimonial,. — Address L. M. Box R. 1, 1 ost-office. Llverpoo►. £6OO WANT"'", on Mortgage of Freehold Proparty at the North End, yielding a rental of £65 per annam. Trirt,es and-othera having money to .nest will find this a favour-We oKortunity.—Apply to Mr. W. G. Davie", Estate Agent, 19, Slater-s'rect, Liverpool; or , to Mr. Walker, 77, Market street, Manchasier. AGENTLEMAN, aged 28, is desirous of Entering the Office of a Liverpool Merchant, in the capacity of CLERK. He has had a good experieace of Accounts, and 1, an eicellent Correspondent. He at p,esent holds a responsible (but tmremu , erative) appointment, in a General Railway Moe, but isauxicu3 to empl,y himself wht , re a better pros, ect would offer ' for an active and industrious person. A rnod,raie salary only expected. First-rate to timontais, &c.— Addre.3 L. M., Northern Times dike.. to bl Let. TO be f:ET,a Drawing-room, orParlour and Bed room, to correspond. Hot and Cold Shower Baths; 17, Catherine Street. rfl 0 be L E T, splendid 8 . 1:101) and SHO kV -1 ROOMS., in Ski-street, for a few weeks.—Apply, by leiter, A. 8., 4, Slater-street. APARTAi EN TS*—E xcellent Si I TING 11 - 00N1 and BED ROOM, for two Young Gentlemen, with use of plan, if rcquarel.-- Address A. 76, Ncefliern Times office. , LUDOLMIS. —Two YOUNIx lilut TLEMEN can be accommodated with LODGINGS in a nice airy si nation., No. 12, Poplar Grove, the Elms, Texteth P. rk, on easonable Terms. TO be LET, an .Excellent Office in Onion-street; on the first flat r.. Four Reom..—Rent £7O per annum,—Applyto It. Wisort, Hullett, and Co., Orange-conrt, Castle street, Liverpool.. (110 be LET, an xcellent SHOP and Dwelling HOUSE,. No. 89, Mill -street. Rent moderate.— Apply to Mr. Richardson, 102 4 r _1 1 0ffibroko.place, or t 6 'J. Lowry, EstatcrAgent, W.rvoick-street. virtu be LET, spacious and-well-lighzed OFFICES in the new buildings, V, Lord-street, containinv two. three, and four rooms, with every convenience in the m:st modern style —A, ply at 22,. crd-street. f alt.) be LET, a we►l-furnished 1) h. A. IV 1 N 6- ROOM, with excellent BED=ROOM upon the same Finer. Ti'rms mrdsra&-,. Address• 4A,• Upper CanniaVetreet, ;Falkner-square. Excellent co king if rennin:li. • LE convenient Plttd\llt.S, ajacont to the lice of Docks, with 100 feet frontage, and entrance by gates on two streos. Al?o an HEW= and BOILEIit for SaLE.--Addresa A. 100. , VeytAern Tone, office. G.P.NT.L.LAIAN can be accommodated with a Drawing-room and Beer(om on the same Floor. Terms 103 a week. Also, a rirlenr and Bedroom, 8O a week.--Apply at 46, Upper Iheitisaon Sireet, near Falkneroquaro. • Tolle LET, a most eligible BOOKELLE it and STATIOSEit'S SHOP, with GOODWILL and FIXTURES -complete. Stock sellng off unler prrort) cost.—Anly on t. premises, No. 1, Hamiltoo-mreet.l3l-kmhead.. 1110 be LET, spacious OFFICES in the new Middleton -building., Water-stvet, correrof Rumford-1 street- Plans may be seen, and every informaton obtained, MC •application to Sir. John Fowler, Tower•l nildings West. '1)0 be LET, a Drawing-rot,m, with two Bed* Rooms, or Parlour, with the same number of Rooma,.; If any inducement, the rooms 13ave,been newly papered, painted and::' new carpets.—Appirat Mrs. Parr3r2i, Rodney Street, rill) be Litlr, spacious and well-lighten OFFICES. in the New Eaildings, 224- Lord-Street, containing two, threci: and four rocintr, with every convenience, ane. furnished in the most ntatem style.—Apply at 22, Lord-street. TO, be LET, a first-Wass Corner SHOP, with three large pUte-glass windows, imitable for ate OutEtte , ', Pawnbroker, or Hatter; or- It would• ixs.ite an excellent Spirit Van to or Pub''.ic-house.—App'r - on tile premisel, 112, St.. Jameteg-street, corner of Jordan-street. iu itow 1%.1)Y13101N 1,„ 1 PT, latirt7 0/10%1 'I (H P in rho Above. busines, the proprietor giving it up on account of other be•ineis,— Addrps4 A 100, Northern Tim's office. TO JOINERS, BUILDERS, OR. TIMBER DEALERS. - - TO BE LL I', a large TIMBER YARD, with aSlwpit, Joinet'd Shop, Office, and small Stable erected therein, aitnata at the top of Pembroke-plata,- corner off Boundary-pace.—Apply at No. 1, Ash.ton-strect. rllO be LET, in the centre of the nourishing village of Girston, next &for to Liverpo,/ .House, a good DWEi.I.ING. HOLHE and SIK.AP, with !are Plate Mai& teont, now ooeudied ty a confectioner, end will be at lihaty by Ist Nov.mbor next.—Apply to Mr. James—Longton, Wootton liii , nedr - Liverpcol. rill() be LET, in Miil-bank, Anfield-lane. Waiton Breck, convenient DWELLING HOUSES, with modern convzniencem. Rents mo elate. Also, a convenient: DWELLING HOUSE, with a sm It BREWERY stfach.-d, situate in Castle street, liirkdale ; .Iso, commodious PREMISES in Islington.- sqnare, one door from Shaw-stteet, suitablo for Pubic Mee•ings, Academy, &c.—Apply to A. W. Cnalmers, 5, Fenwids. sti set, MAYFIELD-P.OAD, AIGDURTH TO be LILT, Furnished or Unfurnished, a Semi-detached VILLA, containing dining and draw;rg-rJomi, kitchen, scullery, Arc , &a , or, grouni floor. Eve bed-room., and d. es ing-room, bath-room, and water-closet, with hat and cold water supply, In., Re., throughout the- hou.e. Rent, no furni-hed,, nquire on the. Premises, or of S. i,Vaterhouse, EQ. Derby-square, Liverpool. Co FOR SALE, by Pnvate, oFFIUi FIXTURES. Apply at No. 9, Lancaster-buildings, Excharo... IDIELD :o ;)ELL, or LET, B.uotle-litue Station, LL Kirkdale; fir any kind ct Works, or Pasture Laud.— Enquire of 51r. Banks. Bootie. 1 - C _EiTLEDGE. —A large w e ll assor t e d Stock always on hand. Also, BALLAST (Pig) IRON. WILLIAM F. SIM & CO., Swecticg street. ALight BRA/MIA Al, (opal to new, to lie Sold, a barpin.—To view, apply at R. MuEinc-t's Car riage Ma - atfactory, Gate Gorst's), GI, Great Charlotte-street, Liver- Dcol. Fasniiinuble and St) lisu Four Wfreet DRAG complete, to be parted with in consequence of the owner ordered übroad.—At biz liner's, 61, Great. Charlotte-strist Liverpool. 10 be SOLD, for Twenty Pounds, an excellent Seccnd.band PIANOFORTE, by Kennay, of London. ILL) , bt seen at James Smith's Music W.,rahonse, Lord-street, Liverpool. ►AU be 1,1';1', uu exeeltent ÜBLE OFFICE, I No. 15, Brunswick-buildings, Brunswick-street Fixtures to bs disposed of. Pass,ssion immediately.—Apply to the wesent occupant, or Mr. Clayton, tta superlutendeot,, on the premises. FOR S.-ILE, a DARK BAY with B'acit legs ; Six yea-s old; 151 hands high, fit for Saddle, or Double or Single Harness; warranted sou , d, and free from vice.—May be .eon at Atkinson's Livery Stables, :eel-street, L vcrpool. ST. PETER'S WARD. UNICIPAL ELECTION, 1857. At a MEETING of ELECTORS of SAINT PETER'S WARD, held at the CLARENDON•ROOMS, Sotlth John-street, On MONDAY, the pith uctober, Mr. CHARLES WILLEER in the ChaT, It was moved by Iticneao Jonsson, Esq., seconded by Joux Hae , reteas, Esq , supported by J. R.-DARSIS, Esq., and resolved unanimously— " That. in the opinion of this Meeting, C. T. Bowring. Esq., is a At and proper.person to represent Saint Peter's Ward in the Town CLuncil; and this Meeting pledges itself to use every constitutional means to secure his return at the ensuing Election." Mr. Bowring having addressed the Meeting, It was further moved by EI,wARD FLOWER, Esq., seconded by THOMAS URQUHART Esq., and resolved unanimously— " That the following getlemen be appoicted a committee for the purpose of con ucting the Election of Mr. Bowrlng, and that they have power to add to their Lumber : .LICHARD CROSSLEY, RICHARD JOHNSON, JO3N HA' TINOS, J. R. Deutz, Thomas Jos, CHARLES WILLMEI., J. O. 3.IODONALD, J. G. Bsowx, J. B. RCA( KA UTZ, ANDCEW BATHOATE, J. F. PRICE, EDWARD FLOWER, J. R. BUTT N, THOMAS UZOITHART, SAMUEL Jos, RALPH Hass, ANDREW DUNCAN, . W. PENN FIBITH, J. J. MaLnutsa, .1` CARMICHAEL, Joan Putmars, SAMUEL DAv IRS, Sall Moss, J omen Salem, D. Bacon, W. MaLucistr, J. G. JACOB, J. J. RIBILERBY, J. FLrrenss , .5. BURLEY, T. EVANS, J. B. SLATER, J. H. Sums, J LOONEY, • JAMS! BRAD, ED, THOMAS EmPSOM, THOMAS VICARN, son., THOMAS VICARS, lan., ANDREW COOPED, F J . Russ, A. B . lI•YWARD, ALFRED rowELL, JOSEPH SING, JAMES JACKSON, JOHN RYE, P. A. HOLZBURO, W. ALLISON, T. H mos, P. CARROLL, JOSEPH ROBERTS, B. L. Josicru, Joint DooLsr, RICHARD LLO ID, HENRY YOUNG, JAMES URQUHART, JOHN DAlqui.s, I+.T.' 4 rdiru, HENRY WRIonT, J DUMBARTON, A. LILLYNAN, J. J. MAXWELL, LAWRIE Lamm); F.. D. GLysN, J. CRIPPS, H. 11. GIBBON, Mr. Do vo, LEvt IS DANIEL, Mr. DRYSDALE, Mr. M'Faz. Mr. FowLan„ JuLire MOTY, H. WOOD, GI.ORGE WADE, 700 •, JOHN EVANS, M,CEIANL AYLWARD, DAVID CAMPBELL, C. 0 Doorair. Tnomes Alms( RB, I AMEi 0 tat, J. DOBSON, P. 00DB , R, JOll2lll WOODHEAD." TO THE ELECTORS OF SAINT PETER'S WARD. • h GEN TLEMEN,,--The receipt by me of a requi E i l ion, from a very numerous and highly respectable portion of yot , r body, inviting me to al ow myself to be nominated as a candidate ts.• represent you in the Town Council, leaves me no cithertonrast (et 'mpatib'e wake non.e of duty) than to come forward as re-ndidate for 3 our seffcages; at the approaching Municipal Election. C.innected as Hi have been with your ward, as a ratepayer in it, for a period of nearly twenti years, such a mark of your confidence is highltappreciated by me; a, d should it be the whir of the majority, to place meal yeas representatire, in the council, I beg to assure you tharmyhest exerta ns shall be continually exercised; to , erward your nteresta, and that. °tithe community generally. Although we have a eocapara'ive absetiee of great party cries, and subjects of contention. I ee,estive there are an abundance of objects to whklr the attention and labours of }oar ra presentatives should be directed. The present state of the supply of water, cannot longer be borne with ; it calla f. r the ei :rnest attention, and immediate action of your 'town Coencil ; tha snpioly of so isnporta t a nezessa y of life and health, !A the pure state, overidea ail , other considerations; and from the interests involved, des nands an early settlernery. That your Corporate futeds should be managed with the greatest eco nomy, is so evident a proposition, thet'l;will only allude telt by saying, tat the att• ntion of your council should be kept constantly alive to the necessity of keeping the expenditure' of the great revenue entrusted W their management, and derived fmnx the hard labour , of all the various classes of the community, at the lowest point compatible with the wants and late:mats of that community. Connected wita this sub ject, a another of great importance, It: is highly essential, that a careitil revisir,n ethe Corporation Property should be made; ao that it may be cearly ascertained al what 1 4 . e-consists. There are maorother subjects which cannot be more than touched upon, within the limits-of aidress, each as the spreading of Edn cation— the fcstertcg et useful instibiticus, and elevating influences 'which 1 hold to to the ditty of oar local legislature. Thew: subjects, if it be your lied: Are taretnrn me as yeur , tepresentative r ahall have the nv . st earnest and industrious application of my abilities applied to them.--i entlamen, years obedient servant_ C. T. BONTRING. South John-greet Ober 15th. 1857 E VERTON. AND EIRKDALE WARD. The Commtttcs foreNidneting the Ele,tion of GEORGE WELLY', Esq., meet Everp F.Nieninght Ifirkdale, at Castto.&treet. R. LEDGER, Chairman,: W. SlicIFT, Vice-Cherman. G. LEDGER, Hon Fez.retary. And in Everson, the NAG'S HEAD, Netherfteld•road, worth: T. 1 ORKH i IL,. Chairman. G. AITONNAL, Vice-chairmen. C. AIII.LWAI D. Hon. Sec. TO , THE ELECTORS• OF }NEKTON AND KIRICOALE WARD. GENTLEMEN,— Having been asked by a a number of yonr body it I will servo as one of your Representatisco-in tb Town Conmil, 11831 it my duty.to.stata in reply that, though exeeedtney inconrenlent to me, I should not feel jostthe 1 in shriiiYing from the responr:bility of that office,. if it is your pleasure to elect me thereto.—l remain, Gentlemen, yunr arnßa LLY. ' Ll i ffTgpcii)T, 'L l'ln t Ocrubtx 51361. TA T[rP ""s"'“RikiC6l:ll GINTLF ME N.-- lIAVIN G been urgently reluested by a large and influential led) , of (Le etors of this Ward. of every shade of political opininnno come forward as a CA'AVIDATg for the honour of again representi , g you i_the LIVERPOUL.TOWN COUNCIL at the approaching Election, I hive great pleasure in acceding to that request. During the time I have teen one of your- represen ati7es, I have, endeavoured faithfully, honestly, and independently, to discharge the various duties of the office ; and I am happy to End that m: • endeavours have t nen aareciated and Epproved by men of the mos t opposite opinions,_ -it you thoull the. honour to :re-elect me as ohe of your Pepresentattves,.l s' all zenti.gue to be guided by the same indepen dent prinelp es abheretnfore, and to devote the same zeal, industry, and attention to .your interests. and those, of the Borough gener,.lly, as I it.ive hi,herto tn.:ca.—l have the hcaour to be, Geatlemen, your obliged and faithful Servant, DA JEL. cttosinwAirE. Whitt field 'souse, Everton — , I !verpooVoet:TO. 1857. TO THE,RCELGESSES OF SCOlslatlit) WARD. CI EN TLLIII EN,—having received a requisition kir signed by a number of respectab'e voters in your Ward, wishing, me to become a Cana d , to to represent yon in the Town Cc tined at the ensuing El ction, I feel ,honotued by the com plime t, aminst (nee ikeede to your wshes. Having now nnflieient leisure at my disposal to make myself useful on the Committees of the Council., where I ap-,nehead its real business is, , rensacled, yea may re,t suited that it Elected, I shall endeacont-to serve you r: they by deeds than w, res. improvements are much needed, and I shall use my, best energies to ail in carrying thorn cut, if they can be effected without :eying addc.ti nal burdens upon the inhabitants. If the yet, large funds at the disposal of the cozporation be judicieudy and skil fully managed, I am of op nion that such improvements may be safely sod gradually effected. Yeas of agtation have un'ortrantely market the /progress of the Water Qaeston—l shall, if elected, give it ray b,st attention, and endeavour, to the b st of my ability, to have this vexed question settled to the satisfaction of the Burgesses at large. Gentlemen. I have no per.enal motive is .responding to your call, except itbe the desire to be useful, and to gain the gcod-will at my ielh.w-1 ewe men. if. therefore, you are otopinion that I shall prove a practical a Al ndent representative, then elect me, and I: will servo you faithfully—if otherwise, I shall cheerfully submit:to you decision,l remain, gentlemen, you- ohedient servant, Hellenell-house, West Derby. road,. J DIES CRI-LIN. October 15th, 1857'. TO TIIE BURGESSES OF SAINT ANNE STREET- WARD. GENTLIMEV, Having been nait•d. upon by a numerous aitel: it fl,ential Deputation of your Wird. to 'allow myself to be nomin ,tel as a C N DID +TE to Represent yon is the TOWN CCUNCIL, I feel great pleasure in complying with your r, quest. The gr 'wing impostauce of the: Ward, which will shorty include one of the nob'est institutions in the town, will demand the utmost vigilance of your representative: 'The Town Dues h .ving ceased to become a portion of revenue, it will require the greatest attention and economy, to pievent a luzatr Increase of Local Taxation. lam fully regal-ant of the weighty responsibility that must at ach to lour representative ou the question of the. Water Supply. That stajeet shall have my mot: soalous attention, with a viaw to attain an early and satisfactory settlement. Believe me, 1 am not insensible to ti.c high honour of being a. Rept esentativa•in the Town Council of the iirst port in the kingdom; should you. therefore place rut in that proud position, you may implicitly rely upon my untiring ene , gtea to give you satisfacti,n.—l remain, Gentlemen, your most obedient Servant, 87, Grove-street, 19th Oct., 1857. JADES CLEGG. The Cemmittee beg to call the attention or the Electors to the annexed explanation of } arvAno Le wagxer„ TO THOMAS PARKER, ESQ., CILAIRWA.N. Sir„—T feel highly c , mplimested by the very flattering Requisition you have prtSentad to me, ingiing me to become a Candidate for St. Anne's-street Ward, but reset taa , a savers domestic bereavement compels me to decline the proffered honour, as it would be impossible for me to present mysel to the E ectors befo o the Ist of November; at the same time other duties would pre,. nt my giving to )o it interests, if eleetel, that attention which the office demands.-1 am, Sir, sour obedient Servant, EDICAED LAWRENCE. ___Cook-street,d6th Oct., 1857. WOO D , (LATE ARMROYD) GENER AL CUTLER, SURGUAL INS PI , UJI r NT, AND PATENT EL ISTIC SPRING TRUSS MANUFACTV, RER, 95, LORD-STREET. 95, SURGICAL CASES fitted for sea on the Shortepit Novice. FRENCIi MODERATOR LAmps. HIGGS ANIO JONES solicit especial ilik'sntion to their new s and extensive STO:K OF' THE ABOVE LAMPS, All of which are Of really good make, in the newest and clicsiCett designs, at remarkably Low Pazcza. ♦N IMMEDIATE INSPECT lON 13 RESPECTFULLY ININTED. HIGGS AND JO NEB, FURNISHING IRONMONGERS, 4f. LOSD STREET. TO WHOLESALE DEALE AGrocer, Diaper, and General Dealer, about to open a New Establi,hment, wil: be glad to SEf,I,, on Comml•sion, any Awl IC , ES in General Demend.—Apply, with full particulars, to A 95, Fort ern %tines ftw. WANTED, by a Young Man, a SITUATION as WAREHOUSEMAN, &c., or in any capacity where he m gbt make himself useful. Satisfactory references can be riven, and testimonials produced if required —Address, A 57, Northern Times office. WANTED, an active, intelligent MAN, to take the Charge of the Goods and Shippiqg Depart ment in a General Ship Sio, e Warehouse and Office. None need app'.,:„ nnles3 they have nadent.sb:e teatimonia4 —Ad-rea3 A. 89, Nor hern Timer of Al-DO:0y lespeettible Young Mau is desirous of obtaining a SITCATION as IN-DOOR CLERK or Bt.)( EEE Rin a Merchant's Offic?,, is thoroughly acquainted with the Timber 'Lade. eight years' chars, ter, and first class referent, s.—Address A. 83. Northern Timei office. I i ATA.INTED, a correspond ing CLERK, who V thoroughly understands the routine of a MEI-- chane,'s oflicz. Good hand writ ng and facility of express'on in a cmcise and baslness-like manner, are inliapensable.—Applicationa most be add.egsed, Box B, 128, 1.1 erpool Post Office. °3OO to SUU required for the purp ase of - X Extending a Business clearing 10 per Cent. net', row in first rate w3rking order, and in rn improving (orrtition. Principals only will be dealt with. The amount advanced guarantted with in teres t.—A pp!y A 84. Northern Times office. AWIDOWER to meet with a respect able party, with %born he cculd place his LITTLE Boy, two years of age, and where he wctild receive every care and attention. me Cheabiro side of the Mersey pre e:re.l.—Address, sta Ing terms, t , Box S 31, Post -office, Liverpocl. AxTANTED, an Expcditious CLERK, who has VI a good knowledge of the Shipping business._ Ad:'reas A. 95, Northern Times office. AYoung Gentleman, of good connection and steady habits, who is at rrescnt in a first-class S, ipping Rouse. In Liverpool, W ISHES to MEET' w'th another . ENGAGEMET, as Forward:llg Clerk, &c., in either Liverpo,l or Manchester. Fiat-Cass references.—Address R. H. &ahem • ; Times Ace. O " "ICE FIXTURES, Always on Hand, hr SALE, AT GEORGE CHUCK'S', JOINER AND CABINET MAKER, 16, REDCRoSs STREET. U IN SALE, a splendid dark brown 4. arriage HORSE, 16 hands 2 inehys high, one of the finest .Irouchstn horses in England ; also, a first-rate C )13, 14 hand", 2 LA:he high—got by the celebrated American horse Sam Slick, an can trot a mile under three minutes ; warranted sound.—Apply to Mr. Charla Garner, Lime-alreet, who will refer any pithy to the owner, ORIENTAL AGENCY & TRAIZ:SATLANTIC EXPRESS, 41 OLDHA.LL-STREET. PARCELS FORWARDED to CHI' :A, EAST and WE S T INDIES, ad all Parts et the ItiNIFED PATES and CANADA. A. STAVELEY, Agent. A SAFE IN VE 3TMENT AND NO RISK. ON SALE a bargain, 8-128th to 40-128th s h ar e s in a New Colliery, now in Working Order, and R.apidly Improving. Coal ye, y good, will pay from 21 to 30 per cent. --For parlieulars. address. A. 80, Northern Times office. ONE or two GEN'T'LEMEN can be accommo dated with a well furnished DRAWING-ROOM, and one cr two BE 0-ROOMS when there are no other lodgers, in a healthy striation, about one mile from the Exchange, References exchanged —Aedless, G. 23, Norther Times office. • rO be DISPOSED OF, iii oue of the most resiwctable busy tiiorc'ughfares i 1 town, in conse q p ence of ill health, an excellent Double Yrontal SPIRIT VAULTS. The returns average near y £3O per waek, and might be much in , reased by an e terprising party aczucomed to the business. Incoming for goodwi 1 and fittings, includ ng bagatelle table, &c., £Bso.—Address A. 101, Northern Timis office. fßoner. A DELPHI LOAN' AND DISCOUNT COMPANY-LIMITED, OFFICES : 38, RENSHAW STREET, LIVERPOOL, AND 66, HAMILTON STREET, BIRKENHEAD, ALSO, MANCHESTER AND ST. HELENS. This Company has now a Capital of 475,000, vith power to increase it to a Quarter of a Million Sterling. The present amount of business transacted is equal to 4130,000 per annum. The Office at Birkeakead has been opened for the special convenience of residents on the Cheshire side of the riser, for which purpose a clerk will be in daily attendance, and business can be transacted in all respects the same as al the Liverpool office. LOANS GRANTED on Approved Security (and on the shortest notice), in Sums from 45 to 41,000, at the following* charger:— Entire Charge, Including Form of Application, 410 repayable at ss. per week 420 #1 es. „ 1 4 0 450 20s. ~ 218 6 £lOO ~ 40s. „ 515 0 4200 ~ 80s. „ And upwards, in the same proportion. Advances can be obtained, to be repaid by other instalments than v.eekly, or for fixed and longer periods. BILLS DISCOUNTED. Farties residing in the country can be acconirnodatel on paying a aasnab'e extra charge for travelling expenses. For Prospectuses sod other information, apply, as above, to CHRIS. ELLISON, Manager. JOHN ELLISON, Secretary. THE ALBION LOAN AND DISCOUNT COMPANY-LIMITED. CAPITAL £lOO,OOO, IN SHARES OF 410 EACH. OFFICES-4, CLAYTON SQUARE, LIVERPOOL. LOANS FROM £2O TO £l,OOO BILLS DISCOUNTED. Shares of the first distribution can be allotted, and particularslof Loans obtained, on application to JOSEPH C. CARVER, Manager. IVERPOOL LOAN COMPANY I• linen OFFICE—LORD-54TREET C14.41%18ER5, 87, LORD STREET, LIVERPOOL. BILINCEI OFFICE-43, NIAItICET.STREET, 111/I,XCHEBTER. CAPITAL, X 50,000. Loans advanced from 420 to 4500, to be repaid in Tcelve months, by weekly, monthly, or quarterly iostalmerts. BILLS DISCOUNTED. Lonna advanced from 4100 to 41,100, to extend over I erlod of one, two, or three years,.at 5 percent. For Prospectuses. &c., apply persona:ly or by letter to JOHN ATHERTON, 87, LORD-STRFET, LIVERPOOT,. EXTENSIVE SALE OF MUSIC. (AT ONE TIMID:) , pEN THOUSAND COPIES (quite new), for Piano-furte and Voice, by the most celebrated ompaaare,.now selling at ONE-TIMM THE PUBLISEED•PRICE, To make room previous to Enlargement of Premises, at W. RYALLS' MUSIC WAREHOUSE; 26, HAMILTON•STREET, BIRKF.NHEAD, (Near Woodside Ferry). EXTENSIVE SALE OF PIANO-FORTES AND HARMONIUMS, AT -w RYALLS' MUSIC WAREHOUSE, • 26, HAMILTON•STREET, BIRKENHEAD, (Near Woodside Ferry). To make room. previous to Enlargement of Premises, a REDUCTION OF 20 PER CEN r. on PIANO-FORTES, by the following celebrated Makers ::—Broadwood and Sons, Collard and Collard, Nutting and ddison,.Kirkmans, and Hopkinson. Also, on ALEXANDRES' HARMONIUMS, Which vary in Price from- 6 Guineas to 55 Guineas. Several excellent Secend-hand PIANO-FORTES FOR SALE. The Lowest Cash Price will be attached in. Plain Figure Pianos and Harmoniums for Hire, by the• Day,. Month, Year. Tuning and Repairing by First-class Workmen. Old Pianos taken in Exchange. Purchases will r e Delivered, Free of Expense. within Tan Mlles. and if r ..“:”...1 wit; tit charge. p ITCHIE'S CORK BED, 1.'41 BY ROYAL LETTERS, PATENT. TO MERCHANT S, SH I POWNERS, UPHOLSTERERS. OUTFITTERS, EMIGRANTS, &c. These Beds are applicable for the Camp, Emigrants, and Sea Service. Efigh.ly. recommended fo: their Portability, and use n cases of Snit- WRZOIE. Th3y present the following advantages:—Freedom from the cense qualee of Damp Beds, Cramp, Rheumatism, Agne, ; ['reservation of 'Warmth to the Body, the Exclusion of Insects, Extreme Lightness ut:Durability, and es a LIFE-BUOY AT SEA. First-class Testimonials ran be seen at tho DRPOT of the PXZENT MATTRESS. AND CORK FABRIC COMPANY (UNITED) 1, CUM FIERLAND-STIV.ET, DALE-MEET, LIVERPOOL. SOLE AGENT-JOHN BALL. W ILDE BROTHERS, WROLESALE CABINET MANUFACTURERS. g AND la HUNTER-STREET, 11, CUERDON-STREET, BYROM-STREET, Beg, to inform the inhabitants of Liverpool and its Vicinity, tha the y have OPENED part of their Warahoase as SHOW ROOMS, FOR A RETAIL TRADE. F k arties Furnishing will effect a S ving of 25 per cent. by purchasing from the Manufacturers. EXPORT ORDERS PUNCTITALLY ATTENDED TO. TILE TRADE SUPPLIED AS USUAL. • NOTHING NEW UNDER THE SUN- THE believers in this may think it a consoling doctrine—but perhaps some scientific or geological gentleman would be good enough to fancy him self in the rear 1557, Lnd tell us where then were to be feucd— A BOX OF LUCIFER MATCHES Tr, -11- HE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH; PERAMBULATORS! A DAILY PAPER FOR A PENNY 1 GAS! STEAM! INDIA RUBBER SHOES! OR A BUTTED, PLACE!!! THE GREAT UNDING SWAGE. How hilly of the Press to devote such a long space to telling us that the New Stage is supported by this, that, and t'other, when we all know very well that Mr. BELLY supplied. 14,000 empty Butter Boxes for the purpose. O O UTSIDE—They are coated with Gum Tragacanth. INSIDE—They are well smeared with Genuine BUTTER Therefore will last and float for ever. THE BATCH OF NEW PEERS. The powers that be are about to recognise gracefully the aristocracy of Brain. Light is to be let in on the House of Lords! The creator of The New Zealander," and tho Agamemnon of BUTTERHEN are to enter the House of Peers arm in arm. The former as Baron Macauley, The latter ai LORD LIVERPOOL I !I KELLY THE BUTTERMAN, AT THE BACK OF ST. JOHN'S MARKET, SUPPLIES SHIPS, SHOPS, DEALERS, & CONFECTIONERS, NINETEEN Deliveries of Goods Daily all over the Town. Every description of BUTTER may be bad here et the lowest Trade Price. Each day's sale lasts twelve henrs—froya Seven to Seven. No use to apply itt one laloment attar the advertised hours. 11,',./ U 41 Lli ta. , GAL LERY OF ENAMEL CAM:WET PICTURES. of riIHE EXHIBITION of the ENAMEL CABINET PICTURES, nosv at the STORK HOTEL, Queen-equare, will FINALL Y v.- - Liverpool on SATURD • the 74th inst. TH L LIVERPOO... OFFICE IN LONDO'. C ." To rze Members of the Town Council, the Dock Commi ttee i d mercial A -so' iaiions. and t, the Dierchants, 811 kersi Brokers, and Legal Profession of L •verpool info el EN TLENIEN,—I b tg respectfully t° in P i) kjr you that lam about to form en O ffice O rd for the puraose of collecting Commercial and other InforteTisistso,. for the further purpose of faciltating Public and Priv ete , s eicaegfig connected with the Town arid Port of Liverpool. I this 'whieb". facility will be given to ndividual firms and public' (AO' dirzoti ° ' afforded by the Liverpool Offize, whilst it was u nder the 400, of Mr. BACKHOUsE and the late Mr. WarrisvintouT ;r e p 00 commercial fact ides and conveniences will be addels W. sn uod!; not thought necessary when those gentlemen were I ,',Psii c res, office, but which have become so, tram the rapid and 0 ; growth of the Commercial Interests a Liverpool. The ,( ,Y. " ho arrA meets will be kept in view by mein conducting this The Offices for Business, which will be large, and 0 0 ' t ant situated in the neighisourhood of the Houses of rarlisree o n . th e 51 1 ... Courts of Law, a , Westminster, will be ope at all tirej s it pr, scribers to this Institution, who may have occasion ' on public or private business. All the London and Lite tifeiggro, be take and carefully fled for reference . and . day,tal Messa,,es will be reed cod ant published, severs! tiraet e w er Fi st - , events connected with the i ommerce, Navigation , an d . was 0 egg interests of L verpool Having spent the last fee ee ' ri ad 0 liament in London on the basiness of the Corporation, b oaw is r , become familiarly acquainted' with the mode of d ol °.,.g h ae Atetai Londcn, I trust that I shall be ab:e to render to the Miles I,:ag tions, to Deputations, and to individuals, tho same t:, a l,. c andling, way of introduction, and in the arrarg,ments .„agoet": business, which wore rendered by my very esteemed l tb9 mr. BACBI7OIISE earl Mr. Wanazwatnuarr. Ine l o gre d whnle of the iamentary and Official Pape— Is d it' to united Kingd;.m and in the Colo/tits-will be received,:#n• toßee • will be att° for purposes of reference ; and tile utmost pains -- siva f alt co lect Official Papers, connected with Commerce arli.,egtr,t which may be issued by the varieus Foreign Gaverluebtogy which the Merchants and Shipowners of Liverpool aid cootact, in their cnromercial opero, hiali be /e r got , Copies of all Bilis introduced int o : arrament, w- -- , jjaa bearing on the Cornimerci it or other leading interests ef _.. 010 , 4 will he kept at the office in London, and Summar es thw;ealio well as all alterations propoied in them whilst before raa...e de ato all Acts of Parliament resulting from them r will be Wit.' t o Commercial and other Public Bodies of r iverpool. web /kJ A Report will be forwarded, early iu every month , to ,itheon;aa Subscribers to the I .iverp 00l Office, of all o , ficlal and we ll ' tloaS 0 10 0 inteligence respecting the commercial event; of the Pre".; stif„ These reports I shall prepare myself with thet E rcatest o f hope of making them worthy to be preserved, and W b e ride,T, a volume, at the ens of each near, as an "an M Commerce and Navigation." The first Roport, goltrigOr published in January nest, will contain an account of ,‘,,entrille, of Liverpool for the year IS 7. and a Rep art on the IN re sent eOP the Port, Docks, and f 'ommercia! Estildishmenia,of Lire 0014 will serve as a record of the condition in which those et", 1010 were le t by the Coreoration and Dock Committee, attlef,, e .iyee p ,a l 0 had the management or them,. and in which the y are 'oo — Conservancy Board," to which they are to be 0 00 Janna , y r 1858. oft tte ^ the I' t ort ARe inter will also be prepared, for the use 0: ..„,en igb Supporters of the Liverpool Office, of the p Incipal Pen_: r ojil t i d al Pub is Record I ffices in London, which relate to Proper t y o rse 0 1 in the Counties of Lancaster and Chester. In the Cc' of t e" researches during the last ten years, into the Histerc u adrn Counties,. have collected the particuiats of n f f airlwso o , Documents, in the Record Offices, which a - e valuable ty aDa t ie Courts of Law. Those researches V shall continue raY"eito nOr d to he continued by others, until I have tronght togethetvg oarefor for a complete Register of Documentary Evidence, h ee j.,ets and private rights in the two Counties. Nearly all the l 7 ot' • to those Counties are cow to be found in the Record Offl' e Jer r e In concludon r i beg to state that it would be my tal„,' ° b every way to - contribute to the convenience of the plae Borough and for the Southern D vision of Lancashire, by ..saire, r Offices at their disposal for purposes of business, and by ;70 them what, vet. assistance they w ere w.lling to accept , Toe S te t h the laborious correspondence which forms one of the bet' botb_.do , of their pot:tian. Having long enjoyed the friendch;P s t County and Borough tderoters, it wit give mettle gree` e r daP g otr i render them any assistance in my power in their most e " ad o,t e rr Trusting that you may consider an- Office, establishcwoo purposes, worthy of your support, and that you I:07 . . possessed of thonualideationsior managing it, I remain, Gentlemen, at, 018 0 ' Your very obedient Serva„ 0 ~, a HOM A TERNS Or SUBSCRIPTION. P e11" For Commeretal,,Eanklng, Tracing, and other CO , 0 Guineas a Year. v sr. 0' if For Private Individuals and Firms, Ore Guinea a' • 0 . -- .. 0 16 Comicann c,tions on *his aubj-ct to be addresced to A'. - P . the Athenaeum, Liverpool; cr at Messrs. Brimsos & M the Liverpool Times Office), Liverpool A . 0 03 TII E R LIVINGSTON TESTIMONIAL.AT a Meeting held at 1, ExchaDge' l9°l o on the 10th l!etobtr, 1857, Thomas Liarrig° t ot Vice-chairman of the African Assoc ation. in-the Chair; 04" The Meeting, being stronf,ly impressed- with the c1„0r"..41 the important discovenes ma e by the Rev: Dr. tivinfTwaitAL,to his prolonged and perilous residence in the interior of P i- 10tg701 0. ,. will tend, at some future pe.lod, great y to adranes lUeof tbe 0 0 1 religion; and commerce ; and in adm i ra tion wa it§ el pidity and perseverance with which he has pursued tei;;; mission, and in gratitude bi - the personal and peer, r of,";rls whin, he Lai made in the cause of science and phranw,hristo,loo2 It was moved by Thomas Hooch, F'sq., seconded by bscr es Jones, Esq., and unanimously resolved— 'That A `;',, e or. now commenced, towards the formation of a fund for t:' 0 14, 0 . 1 . 01P the Rev. Dr. Livingtone arid his ; and , that A c°`;iirllT,T, tM sisting of the gentlenum present (with power to add to n o ( 0.5 1 , be now appointed , to receive contributions, and to r1S 0 21. 0 ,0" approbation of a majortynf the contibutors) upon t u° priation of the funds." COMMITT. E• Christopher H. Jones, Er.q„ Tressitrer. ''.7 Thos. Berry llorsfa'l,F.sq ,AL Y . J. King. Eti, r. - 0. ~ z. .. , Edward Hatton,. Esq. Dr. i ergusson. . R. C. Crosb;e, E,q. William um ) ~ E•a. T. W. CookAm, Esq. Thnmas A. H re, E..q. R CjjT :I 31 1 . Jr /4° . 4: 11 ;i ° 1 i a b c ti 1 7 6:11; : : :4 ; Ralp`, Dawson, E q. Wiinarn Crisfield, Er.q. • Erßsc RISERS .. '5O 0 ' 0 Williom Hope Esq. Charles Horsfall and Son • .. 9 , o s : Thomas Harrison and Co, Hatton and Ccosson • . WllsoTand Dawson 2 0 p t —J. Tobin and Son •.. N. Waterhouse and Sons ..... 2., .. Tyson and Richm,nd ...... . Stewa t and l'ouglas ........ Thomas Ar hur H0pe...... Willbm Carey Hope ... . ... Samna! P. Hope ...... .• • • 1 0 0 0 Francis Shand, &q., Mayor of Liverpool•• • • 10 • 0 Robert C. C osbie ...........• ........ •• • • ;0 0 0 Robert Jones and Sons .. J.hn Cropper ............ ........ ..• • • • 10 A 0 0 w T. A. Hope, W. C. Heti e, and 5.5 P. HOP° 9.) 0 (additional) .........., ...... Brown, Shipley, and Co. Cox 8r0ther5.......... J. H. Rayner and C 0..... J. and J. Johnson .. ..... W. H. Macrae Dr. Ferguson W. and J. Tyrer .... Wm. C:osfleld ..... .. .... ..............: .. .. p 0 0 ... Jos. Hcap .... .... V John Andrews ......... Allred Ashwall, Esq Begiend, Lens, an., Co JR. Graras, Fag; .. • ..... bi l ee,* Geo - ge Casey .......... ...... .. ...... tbe 'IC J°' m. Subscript'ons received at the Exchange Newsro ° ol ol tary of the Underwriters' Association ; at the akti le at al! the Banks, a d by the Trsasurer WILTSHIRE ALE..srP ROWN HOTEL, L AS • OUT OF BOLD-STE.Ber. AL A 0 k 10 F 11 1 ?,.1 . 3 1111 : A g" IA Be,.s to draw the attention of tha P' II to his U - 0 , LI 3 C Aor to A pp. va which are allowed I. y his customers to be , uP e .l - hil , i oo - .0 - Si the town. He particularly icvites a trial of his 0.-„,,doe- aos Allsopp's Bli:d and Bitter in capital condition ;'" - 0 0 Mont; Wines and Spirits of the choicest qu aliti ",,locU ° An ORDINARY Daily, at Half-past One ' tie' r Ai ie Two); charge Is. Chops an's Steaks at any minute ; Wels h Fs abt F itS ricia B ; °°. l '. l: llll N B.—TRIPE SUPPERS every DI ondaY an d ale) , Hulf-past Eight ; charge (including glass o f aboVe 6 ipLEcTRo PLATE is an A; e xCe11,,, 22 .:;: t -- t st l" Pc jcit p, for 'Silver Plate. It can be m aue - of S lit ; i i• In to the material used, and the thielirests 10 pl pro. d' I S poons and Forks three qualities aro "Pso. 1 " i ° O ° Pattern, viz.:— isT O . i d• tI 0 d• 0 ' 0 le 0 ./' 8 . -,,: 2 10 A lo n 3,10 v 10 " 10 " 310 0 ?0 ° 1 $ 210 i 0 ° q9° 0 9 21 0 - 3 - i 10 0 1 8 6 0 0 6 , 1 10 o ° 4 9 01 1 0 o 5 ° 0 17 0 ° 5 6 0 ° 00 1 t 0 0 4 „. 0 5 0 0 Ilu ,) 3 )it ° ' 01 ,1 171/, , orssr 0 Table Spoons, per dozen ....... Table Forks, 12 ...... • • Dessert Spoons„, ........ Dowell Forks, , ........ Tea Spo.ons, „ • • .... "• Gravy Spoons, east. ..••• • • Sauce Ladles, ........ Soup Ladles, Sugar Tongs, ...... salt Spoons, .......... DISM SILVERSAL CORNER OF BOLD-STA trttE tpLLE I BELL E 114. 2 t l, L "Tie t L NSP tLA s tLAs Ir 4. l ` a, @s L, R. 0, %/.b 44a SRA JEC ' l lll t PL / 1 1 ' ,‘ 43 PAZ :011 th, ix ki k % ir e P oa geez $Oll4 19 7 , /11t TI kik flue ES ) 4 , 4 re ItAttti,,mPtie I ts° tnE I N 45, 62, 1 1 111::. 4 14 4 4. i 6. (36 • W 1'431 ‘ 4 ... ) 44 111 t,, 1 4 4 ', l ll , St „TL %A lan Cop - , c l 4„ cUt.efj V 4 '1.81 0f 11 4 4 , 4 P hYsie L t tti" l, 44 4 or ii „ adf IV ' Nr• iL e khote (le a , 04 k , l i i t oeet Birk 11 : 114. t, l olet I}l ocy p a ,4 4 T Se' l p ly)„t t it fan aiesto 4 1 :8 of 8 . 044431041 d 1 .84, .1 % h A a 1 0 1 . ay e tt, to i lolq ie kvory thi' a °4 : 8 kid onrx e) Iditti i4 p. uas e ~Olvthe et th a th f op o ., Nat , 44 " N kl !1, 1 , t h. 14 'q „ n e su AGENTLEMAN of great experience and EC ive business habits, wishes to obtain a situa'ion. tie speaks and writes several languages, and can keep hooks by doub.e-entry. Sala , y not en much an oiject as to ensure a perman ent and respectable situation. iieA references given.—Addres, L.D G., Nur.. ern Tin es office. '4O be SOLO, a POLICY of INSURANCE for I_ £1,500, effected in )849, in the Rock Life Office, upon the Life of a Gentleman„, aged 57, resident at Lisbon. Annual Premium, 465 17s. 61.—Apply to Messrs. Townsend, Ridley, and Jackson, solicliora, Liverpool and Biiken'.eld. .-. •••• ..a. A+43a.14, u u uy Lilt, 11 - 3M3111 - 01"._____-- V tibttral fous. ~,,,---- i 5 , l'l3 r, ii , tbe To be Published on the 3tst of Octdb e- . p ryw ,7,11. 0 • o d , o . T HE ILLUSMATED INVD" ' rs i l est' o t Produ ce ov 01 0 Journal is designe to bring t he s b AO ~, Public more in time ?late connection with each d old ~rO, O B P' NEWEST INVENfION, the L tTEST PATEO , sy ""g, WO NOVEL DESIGN In ARP mA.NuFAcrufto , • Pi We' ' Sli mueh an integral portion of the busit,esr News of th r e pare l jet ei Political Intelligence and Police Reports of otber , l bi 0 , - 51, Stamped 61. 0-Ece, 289, Strand. London, as Newsmen. 6 r rr' A Just Published, Fr:ce la O ~. F , it 10 o r ADVICE ABOUT A v O IL/ 0 0 0 For the benefit of MASTERS of f oe 019 ~o , , VESSELS. By William Henry Brockett FecrentA iti ljy I , ' of Commerce, and Average stater, Newcastle - dP e to. Add re tlil Appendix by the ~ uthor ; and an Introductory S. Tyrer. Liverpool. od:' A C°9l° 4 in Crown tho . See- nth tdifon, cloth , 41, .alt tio riO to tli e o i LEES' LAWS OF SHIPPING AND INilVlA'„ u stotd"„ted of Appendix, containing the existing Statutes , ''„d Att. ,, " A O Pilot,' Regaations, Forma of Deeds and Writs, 9 :; s , 0 4' present Mercantile Marine Law. By James P' ffi v ll' A Manual for Shipmasters " f uO• ° OP In Crown Soo c'oti, price 6 3 • , . sarie s LEES' MANUAL FOR SHIPMASTERS, in 1 :,.,,,er5s t iref addressed to them on their Quail& ations, Ditties..,"',Toicl i $l , 4 bilities, &c., arising from the different situa:ioas I: 9 L eoss y e. be placed during the course of . voyage. BY Ja re c iatrqoll6 l l., In Cr , ,wn Soo., sewed, p rice 25. 'id ;,,, cOAP 4 00 0 ;pcif LEES' PRACTICAL DIGEST OF iHE Nig`„d an, aft * ACC, 1854, 17 & 18 Vic., c. 104, " Au Act to a''`'" will e d AO uot , ~ , u , 0 0 0 1 the Laws relating to Merchant Shipping. gel? . with a full Table of Contents, and a Table a the ei .0e. , 7 James Lees, Esq. South 049.10 0, George Plulip and Son, publishers, sls pool, ILIA 32, Fleet-street, London. __/g