Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-02 00:00:00

[and Estab receipt a with i - 1 g the gives - ho are Mate, a, and and escrip - AUGUST 2, 1859. 4 ),1 outg. ••„ . ONEY LIBERALLY ADVANCED, at a low 31‘ 1 [ Charge, 'upon :Gold and Silver Plate, Watch e s, •JewellerT, e 'ee Goods, Books,, Pictures, Musical Instruments, good Furin w_v, and' every description of Portable Property.--Apply to Mr. "aries Caine, 188, Mill-street, Texteth-park. MONEY.-- , Respeetable Persons requiring tempo n, accommodatioa, from Ten Guineas and upwards, upon vim an of valuable ' Goods and Merchandise, of every description, 'MR be treated with daily, between - the hours of five to eight, by a Pplying at No. 2, 'Privhte-office, lianover-chambers., 'llanOver titre' B . — Approved Bills Discounted. Established Twenty Years. ony LENT, in sums frinn Ten Guineas 'and yupward§, on Watches, Plate, Jewels, manufactured goods, , tt ableTictureA; Antiques, lize.; on more advantageous terms than nlny other party in Liverpool.—Apply at 114, Duke-stre.o (Pki 'Tate hOnse:l MERSEY DOCKS ESTATE rE LOANS OF MONEY. 'MERSEY DOCKS AND HARBOrR, BOARD SAN ILEREBY GIVE' NOUICE;- that they are willing ; t o receive Fow.,,lliONEY, on the Security of their Bonds, at the rate of Pane, .- u. ...E1S Cent. per annumf iitterest,' for Terms Three, van e, or Seven Years, at the option of the lenders. . Interest Wer th e ta for the whole term,•payable half - yearly, at the Bankers of board in Liverpool, or their Correspondents in London, are "I It e lted with each bond."' 'All offers to lie addressed - teGeorge• J. ersc9a, Esq., Treasurer, Dock-office, Liverpool. By order of the Board. Dock - office, DANIEL MASON, Secretary. —_________ LiverPaol, June '9;1859.- DELPHI LOAN 'AND DISCOUNT COMPANY (LIMITED.) 38, RENSITAW-STREETft,PCROPPER-kItEET, LI,v,ERPOOL. 36, HA MILMON-STREET, BIRKENHEAD. ( • ANCIIES TER ALSO, , PRESTON, AND. ST. HELEN'S. The present amount of business is equal to Ali b • £200,000 PER ANNUM. o ffice, Ignels connected with Loans under £l5 is transacted at the . The 0„' eroPler-street, behind the Head-office: *on, BIRK F NIIF:AD has been opened for the especial IrtgA il Leo of re'sidents on the Cheshire side of the river, for *8 22144; 4 'P0 , , se a Clerk is in daily attendance, i and business, an be ,in same as at the Liverpool Office. °' , . 'UN'S GRANTED on approved security (and on '^-`-'in sums from £5 to £l,OOO at the follow- 14 8 char Entire Charge, including Form of Application , eek • £0 12 6 1 4 0 • 2 18 6 -5 15 0, 11 10 0 irds in the tame proportion. , s can be obtained , to be repaid by other instalments than and for fixed and longer periods. , - Deems cements WITHOUT SURETIES. Deerrancia, 'Corporation are now completed for Lending on the security of 4 rPoration or Dock BoAds,- Shares in Building Societies, gee/Wit that then Pl4llLic Companies, and upon any . other class of spe c i al ) . Luat is at all times available. The charges in cases where re PaYrne B 4 curit Y is given will be reduced considerably ! and the ean be made either in one, sum at afixed period, or . by `"'s as may be agreed upon. T rades Et IS C OUNT..DEPARTMENT. their Bu d uld others not having ascess to n Bank, can have Parti ea :'...colinted promptly and on very moderate terras. " u ! mlabl reskun g hi the count can be accommodated on paying For xtza` and Other informtion, apply as above to • CHRIS. ELLlSON;lifanager JOHN ELLISON. Secretary. (PROD ,, TDB NOIRTHEDN DAILY T181L.9.) 4 • .. :Lzwis's BAziAn.,----This splendid• and uneqialled establishment measures 177 feet long, with galleries 414 feet round, of attractive — appearance, covered with a reef 53 feet high, constructed on a . handsome and novel niaciple, and so arranged •as to preserve an equal temperature throughout the whole establishment at all sea sons. - In a sanatory point of view, this desideiatimi cannot be over estimated.._. We,can safely say that all who visit : the. Bazaar will agree that in all respects it cannot be surpassed for beauty of design, with acombination of details that render the Whole 'not only the first in Liverpool, but, may fairly challenge :any .thing of the kind in the United liine B AZ.AAR, ;- GREAT GEORGE-ST EET •JUIY FASHIONS MILLINERY, FANCY CRINOLINE, CHIP AND STRAW BONNETS, guineas Millinery Bonnets, full trimmed, 6s. lld. to Trinimed Straw and Fancy Bonnets, 2s. 9d. to I g JULY FASHIONS IN SILKS This department is replete with Novelties. A beautiful variety of Silks suitable for Young Ladies, cut to any length. Wide width Silks, 2s. 41d. to 3s. lid., per yard. Bich Flounces, - 2i to 51 guinCas. •' " • French and gnglish Glaces and Black Silks, from ls. 100. to 6s. 6d. per yard. JULY SHAWLS .hND IITANTI Honey All the Novelties in Silk, Cloth, Lusta:e, Sylphid comb Jackets, Mantles, and Shawls. Great talent in design and manufacture has been successfully devoted to this department this JULY FRENCH AND BRITISH FASHIONS IN • Small patter MUSLIMS, 13A1iEGES, MOHAIRS FLOUNCES full dress, in profuse variety, from 3s. 41c1. to 1 guinea thi s. Fast-colour Flounced Muslins at 3s. 7P. JULY FASHIONS PARASOLS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS„ , FEATHERS, FRINGES, AND TRIMMINGS. LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTING AND BABY, LINES FURNISHING DEPARTMENT Rick DAMASKS, Foreign and British LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS, Brass and Wood POLES and CORNICES, the whole of the most approved styles. • ' ' CARPETS Kidderminster, Is. 2d., Is. 4d., Is. Gd., Is. 80., Is. lld., 2s. 21d 2s. 51d., and 2s. 6d. , Tapestry, at 2s. 2,3 d., 2s. qd., 2s. lop., 3s. 3d. Brussels, 2s. 4/d., 2s. 6d., 2s. 9d., 3s. 3d., 3s. 6d Velvet Pile, 4s. 3d., 4s. 6d., 4s. 9d. PATENT .IRON BEDSTEADS, Of superior design and workmanship. - 'E. LEWIS respectfully fnfOrms Visitors and the' Public generally that be has ,purchased. (for gash) some very valuable lots, which will be foun& worthy of early inspection. Every article' is marked in plain figures throughout the establish- Omnibuses to and from the Bazaar every fifteen minutes Strangers and die Public are respectfully invited, and every facility will be afforded for the inspection of these spacious premise: LIVERPOOL 'LOAN"COMPANY Established 1846. : Lord -street Chambers, 87, Lord-street, Liverp 001. : Geor ge Fablkes, 48 adv , Alarke CAPITAL,- L 50,000, anced frOm £2O to . L5OO, to be repaid in Twelve months b y weeklY, monthly; or quarterly instalments, • L out, , BILLS - DISCOUNTED. us advanced frsm LlOO to .ElOOO, in connection with Life p er ce " ‘ „,ce, to ext end over a period of one, tveo, - or three years, at 5 • BEAD 0 11 4.42fe a 0 ,street,_Manchester lr°t Pros Dent &., apply personally, or by letter, to JOHN ATHERTON, 87, ' LORD -STREET, LIVERPOOL N-7-------7-9RTIIERN CENTRAL AND PHEONIX LOAN COMPANIES, 9, PARADISE-STREET. - , REDUCED 1845. MON EY LEST O ab N REDUCED TERMS, FROM £l6 TO £l,OOO, • Upon a _ PProved Personal Security, ...... alau narostr: or DEarks, scRIP ' .456 e" Payablelte by Weekly, Monthl - Q a rterly Instalments. 3, or a For_partiealars apply to WILLIAM WAINWRIGHT, Secretary THE COUNTY PALATINE LOAN' COMPANY (Limited, ) GRANT LOANS, From £2O to . 45M, ITLF. DEEDS, SCRIPS, DEBENTURES, PERSONAL SECURITY, OR OTHERWISE, WEEKLY, MONTI/LT, OM QUARTE E LY INSTALMENTS.* 'As may be agreed upon. y at the Offloes of the Company, - No. 34., CU V RCLI-STREET, OPPOSITE PARKER-STEP:VT. JAMES WENSLEY Secretary fasbions IIMO,ND'S CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT KNOWN FOR ITS SUPERIORITY 2, CHURQII-STREET lIIRTS MADE T 0 0 11 R, Inca Superior Style, at ItiCipi(DlD'S, 2, CHVRCII-STREET, SOLE. AGENT FOR FORD'S EUREKA SHIRTS ILO t .:. TO LADIES. Jot , l E LEGANCE AND ECONOMY. '- - FASHIONS' -FOR 1859. MSS. UNISER DISTINGUISHED rAratob - Asit. _ . RS. REYNOLDS (from Bond-street,. London), 149 MII,LINER, D RESSMAKER, and MANTLE-MAKER, , FALICKER-STEEET, LIVERPOOL (between Bloom-street and Mond-streetl Live i , beM most respectfully to inform Vile blkliFs _4?l rf'Dol and its vicmitv that she contumes to make an intmtlable -r rr rate _in DRE SEES and ItticrLss, in the first Parisian style, at mode prices. ..14, Falkner-stree' ii, !unload-street. Pa l fkn .- ' er-square, between Bloom-street and . . N.l3.—Weddino. and Nu, • _a'Pular Orders BromDUY executed. biintirs! SHIRTS! G . 001,D,8 PARAGON SIIIRT. FOR QUALITY OF MATER/AL, 81.1PERIORITY or WORN., AND NrArNuss or •DESIGN, , , U NEQIIALLED. s s. EACH, OR SIX FOR 288. Od. UNDRESSED .30. EACH LESS' In all sizes, of the Sole Manufacturer, aOIIN GOOLD, 55,' LONDON-RO-AD CALF, GL 0 VE DOG S K I LISLE, FRENCH KID, &e., &c In great Variety, at RICH'MOND'S, 2, C-HIT1it;11-S.TREI It.IOII.MONDS'S OUTFITTING ESTABLISIISIENT Is admitted to surpass anything of the kind in LiverpOol for . _ _ Variety, Style, and Quality 2, CHURCH-STREET RO-B ER T COLLI.NGW.OOD CURRIER, LEATHER & GRINDERY DEALER, ' - 44, GREAT HOMER-STREET, ' (NEARLY OPPOSITE THE LIATHAEKET,) A ND ' 79, TI HEBARN-STREET, -LIVERIPOOL, R. C. :especially calls the attention: of makers up of Roots and Shoes to his Stock of Leather, believing they will find his Goods as cheap as any inthe Kingdom.. . . A Constant supply of LONDON and FAENCH GOODS ; also, a General Assortment of LASTS, at very moderate-prices. GENTLEMEN'S Is..BLACK. SILK T.IE. G ENTLEMEN'S ls. BLUE SILK TIE.. G ENTLEMEN'S is. NEW MAUVE TIE. G ENTLEMEN'S SHIRTS AND :COLLARS of every description, AT JOHN It GERS' S, GREAT GEORGE-STREET—(CORNER-0F ALFRED-STREET.) d 91HE .GUINEA _GOAT AND VEST, introduced by B. HYAM; - which met with such universal approval last Summer, will be the leading. gammas- for theliresentseason ; and fromthe immense sale. of these conjoint garments, B. HYAM has been enabled to produce them in gfeater variety of "material. make,' and cut, and they are altogether infinitely superior to those of last year. B. YIYAM'S Country Customers can be supplied with one of 'his Guinea Coats and yests by forwarding a Post-once Order, payable 13 to .ENJAM INHYAM, and - the following measurements, which will ensure an.aecurate lit— The height of the person, Incl e. round the chest, IncheS round the waist. Length from middle of back to middle of.hand. SIMIItER4KipitIiss,JACKET§.-.-B. IlY,A.bf has introdaced an entire Nei( Assortment of a SECONDARY COATS" for general wear, on the„dcaign, manufacture, and orname tatio n of w h ich the titniOat care has bent bestowed. Price - from 15s. to 30s._ Pliik wipmf;arvsnEn COATS.L-13; HYAM'S StYles in thins& and• SURTOUT COATS are inimitably graceful in design, perfect in titp and supeidorin make,. material; and finish. Price, from 21• s. to 455. SUMMER TROUSERS AND VESTS. — B. lIYAM has introduced a diversity of nevi and seasonable Pattern's for his Vest's and true-fittirt TROUSERS of superior- fashion and manufacture. Priee 10s. Q inyAirA ORDER-WEPAittMENT.—Despoke ►Agieles of Attire are measured for, vut, and, made, on an im proved-system, while none but the best and most fashionable pat terns areinade available by the Proprietor. OLTMISIER ATTIRE FOR. TilE YOUNG.—B. I#Xel has in. trodueed a variety- of New Designs fdr . Children; Eoys, and Youths, in which adaptation to age and grow - 0k is coaspieuous. The 9s- 6d.' PLAY, SUIT and 13s. 6d. SCHOOL SUIT, as we]) its the superior .HALF-DRESS sad' FULL-DAESS. SVIT ntOU. SEES, VESTS, dre., are much ireconunerded. REGULATIONS OF THIS tSTABLVAINENT. Abatements-are never made- T. I t o Wat r `ta g p ree is marked on every article in plain figures. Money is returned at. all :titaes : :lout a demur, even after articles have been taken -,-)K 4 .d C d the y d o not give un qualilieid aPPrelttion. „i Ti 3 Y. l . SATURDAY.—On this c! . .oy. M V lislament until dusk , Ike 4; t'f .NATIONATE. ..asiness is transacted at this esta!) . - is resumed until Eleven o clock. 1-1 :Y A M, JAILOR, CLOTHIER, lIATTEIr OSIER, -AND OITITITTER," oftD4TREET AND WHITECILAXEN- ' lIVERPOOL. 843 AND 88,, IatARKET-STRRET,:MANCIiESTEIt. DirtZE,O•P A T H'l COCOA, Price is. 6d. per pound. This mous preparation; now extensively adapted as an habitual daily . Article of Diet by those in health, Is al so ac k now .. ledirdd to be invaluable to the invalid, it being highly nutritious, nOli-Ittilaulant, and easy of • digeetieu, „ SOLD- WTIOLESALE AND RETAIL BY • - It '0 'MPSON A g-D CAPPE I 1 ,11; HOMMPATI1 1 0: 4111- losTs. (-co 47, BOLD STREET, OrPOSITII ZLATER.STREET 44,14,. 1 4 01W.M.rari !Big , VaVT IA 1)+77: rok., E • jO - 61 1 41 4 (ii,imertiedivr FOR CASH. ( PILO whole of v` 0 4.1 4 t ii v r • o5i48!1 1 10 - 444 , 1v*i{ AT CO 'S OLD ESTADLISFaD WARRHOUSE, 59, RENSHAW-STILERT• a = i3 W;I 9 pr.B.—pox!T igrorklkE 11.6r741 Vt. CID "' I A v e v fr lffsq A kibE at ROUGH CIDER on K. gcIuARE, "THE LONDON," CLAYTON-, II Qom aa4l Quart tuul 80/W. icumoN.D's ,CLO.THING EST.A.BLISLIMENT•••': tt°7c Replenished with all the NEw BrYLaa 'of MATERIALS and GARMk:IM CHURCH-STREET TRY SCHWERSENSKYPS LIGHT . SUMMER . ? ,OATS, ,AT ... f SCILWE.RS.RNSXr4 LIG HT U - .I4IM_ER TROUSER S, AT:. AY . 7 7 • • ..... SCHWEESENSKY'S LIGHT, r } SUM,T4ER, 'VEST S , AT .tat ALPACA OFFICE A ND WALKING.) COATS, FROM J. SCRWERSENSKY ge` Co., OUTFITTE R S, 4 attil'6, WHITECHAPBt; r. ___ (Two moon 'PROM cutrztou inflow.) NEW SHOW ROOM. 0 1 - I ,, ,,N'TIOLF ORD,. "AtUnt Atsor 12, 1j):1.34-STREET. FasteniA , BAOSESsiNG A,ND CSES PGII T*ANT D EA U US; , -TRIIICIE13; DRESS' DOXEs A , , _ • OVERLAND TRUNKS, ;HAT 88/LTA:ER ASD.PAILFUT.BAGS, iz;P.TxtrtTY;FITRYivr, nosigßy j)RAWERS, U D E .-7-ry'125,11, liCiS Er and 11 f4,* PQ! ,ME SEASON. 41N,i1Ti f ,,,TitERINO VESTO,,As, pI!IIAL*ACJINP COTTON HAL ' I * Ji HOSt re n f.Orar!ob - niske, 88. 6d. per Do'zeci 2-I AND 26 BOLD-STREET P, L. biACTA.OGAIVT. LE I . S , . BAZAAR, GREAT GEORGE -STREET FOUR DOORS PROM ST. JAMES'S MARIKVT BRUITS A GOOD WHITE SHIRT for 3s. 6d., or Six for 205.; at RICHMON D'S, SHIRT AND COLLAR MAXEK, No. 1, PARADISE-STREET, awl 2, CHURCH-STREET, U. and A's HOUSE FUANISIIING G The Trade SUppliel. 'Country Ordi Packed ',Free Noses.--URQUFIART and. ADAMSON, to meet a want long experienced in Liverpool anti neighbourhood,• have now appropriated in CHURCII-LANE,, a number of DRY, LIMIT, and - CLEAN ROOMS, for STORING the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE of FAMILIES requiring .such accommodatiOn. • A N . E lAr DISCOVERY E T H. INDIA RURBE-1: GUMS, AND PALATES VULCANISED ARTIFICIAL TEETH, • ... _ _ , ESSRS.• GABRIEL, SURGEON DENTISTS, have the honour toinform their numerous patients; and the public generally, that their arrangements - Aux Tio* ccotisirrt for workin3 the above VALUABLE PATENT, for which her Maiesty y - . granted ROYATd tirrreas ' , Arlon: They maybe consulted Daily, from Ten to Seven, at their Establishments, 134, .UICE ' DSTREET, LIVERPOOL, .• • ..; • (Directly opposite Berg-streetk ~., „ . 33, LUDGATE-HILL,. AND. 110, R'GENT'-STREE - T, LONDON, li Also at theirranbli Establish:Meats, where one of the Firm atteriduregularly. WARRINGTON every &Loaday ..71, Sankey-street. CHESTER every Tuesday - 3, Pepper-street. 40CaDAVE everr,Wodnesclay • ' • • ' 188, Yorkshire-street. .: WREXHAM every Wednesday Zion House, High-st.. 71 , erf BOLTON , ' • ev - Thtirsday • 98 0, li S a ta r tdialig gtreet ate. ' ' . ;, , • ;111 1 WIGAN every Friday . _ . "SIaUTHPORT!' ' • ' • every Saturday • 138, Lord-street. . ” BANGOR, KW the first Monday in each Mouth , , '' , ' High-street: ' ; 0',,'.;.111 1 • CARNARVON N.W.' . the first Tuesday in:each Month - , WHITCHUIICII, Swum the first and third Friday in each Month SHREWSBURY; &atop , ? , , ,, : yri , ,,y, LANCASTER the second and fourth Thursday in each Month ULVERSTON thesecOad and fourth Friday in each. Month Soutergate.• J t.. 1 at aitlT KEPTDAL - WHITEHAVEN ? ' • the third Monday and Tuesday in each Month ' 14; Louther-sireet. ' " Messrs. GABRIEL (front; being numul'aoturers of .every speciality appertaining to the profession) are enabled, to supply, at eliargeu in, spropdrtion to quality lower than those usually charged' for the common quality—thus at once abolishing the necessity for paying fubulnu. prices: To be obtained only at the . .. ..... , . ..... : • DENTAL ESTA BLISIIMF,NT STREET, LIVERPOOL, OPPOSITE BEREY-STEEET, HILL, AND 11.0, REGENT-STREET Observe Numbers particularly ESTABLISHXD 1804. A R, VY ' S .C;:n1 34, p - LOND O'N-33; U D'O:A T E BARN Depots for th S e 'ale of s Rae _ hi td . 6i. (3& .TIMEPIEGES, and 83. ALARM CLOCKS andtTIMEPIECES, ARE ONLY AT AS TL E-S TREE T,, S 6 I 1 'T IT C OLDHALL-STIt'EET The l abOic Portable OlOeliii-(iifth&ut chains or weights) are acknowledged iO'he the ePbiap- est, Left, end roost useful ever offered to the public; they have an '.estal)lialaed reputation for 'their moteacy and, dWiabilityLi-isee ov,oftbc LiTOrpe ‘ ol,a, l * !oeal,Rress) , The r Orders. by post prootyfittlridti to, hosed m•••••••••••• W i n A M-13 1J L R 3 FOB, INFANTS, A DULTS , AND .• .roa BALE as surei3 ilt/F A WNS, BASKET .2-.)1111101_1)) /14"14grli,Itrat t_t triN-ntooL, *lloo4oltßwr,`DiminkolikmA) ~.cw- od, ,11,toth 'Gr. 1 ,4 Attril l‘t li zo%" R — 0 - r i : JA . - T, ' I,' 014 . 4i3E, 1 4. 474A-.., 14 _, 1 z , P - , ~,, ,, i iitacitiltsoONsf _ - 399 'll' 2 6 . KAITFA , Y"' iI ' - . : ' ' 1.--Eata" Mat titi 1401 141 . 1 4' Far olainunem awl de.p.....- ~,° wo o 0 • 090 .4 ed in the ginglign wort hl wt 47.1b.arges al14(101.4e, Thriperitnoe •;' ok v ie% st iop , 811IP, ) ,Alll4, MOUSE CLOCK*. N rkrroggs, CLOCKS; AND nIYIALLEItT-M-ka* Ati4 RVAPAP ?II Tux Ai ITST V WU, dwelt I - ellarnrs can be set with tlie r 'gi6ititit fuility to ' I , , )use 1 quired 3 1 ,I ,l. ll' l "' §VlV 1 ir:4, l i r li t "" tH 4 *II I t ilii iii ''SL a . .o '' 'e lifiiiii . ;‘' . ... 41 e,g , V, "' ;illl r• li 1 7 1 1 U t gill time .trowie the soundest sleeper Although offered 'pit: . 60 lon a-pri6e, every clock is carefully examined by expe rioneed weorkmen underlL.Tei'peitiiontiriciper-. tatendence, and aro warnnted, tQ keep ,141. t aIcrFFEER E 4 ORrA, I Gentlemen desirous of joining the various VOLUNTIi.n. now knitting in Liyetp Ool and neiglibourispoci can inspeeW -VErvOI3.ISED UNIFORILS.at the Establialweikks4, t BRRTT AND Jii ii BY oT ) MILITARYI ,TAILOV.krq Laf3did 15 , %-i—gt.i/YlL,tksildktfiX)Vgatt—r.',qr et{ si)rsd P I, A FP-1:1 1 . 4 AE • Audis-ter ivusaibEs, r yeotliat' ,cger,ah„. UPC, I :O9t so' 04 -01 A trn7 414 ' ) Iitin V e sip! Awi e liasks.,ll.e' NORTHERN DAILY TIMES. EORGE ROWLEY and CO. have on hand the largest STOCK of IRON • BEDSTEADS in Liverpool.—SHOWROOMS , 95, RENSHAW-STREET (Three Doors from Leece-street). MANUFACTORY, 80, MILL-STREET. , O r ENTLEMEN'S HATS, THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN LIVERPOOL, „ . , FROM Is. Od. TO 15s. GENTLEMEN'S LIGHT FRENCH SILK HATS, 155., only four ounces ,in weight, the lightest ever offered for sale ; same weight as the straw hat. The crowds that flock daily to purchase these light hats show the just appreciation of so valuable a cover for the head WOOD, 73, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. P AN,E N may be seen at P. DREAPER AND SON'S PATENT PIANO-FORTE MAKERS, 56, BOLD STREET, LIVERPOOL. AV. P. DREAPER, AND SON'S • , ; • (3 UNISON) OBLIQUE 'GRAND' PIANO-PORTES; WITH THEIR PATENT COMPENSATING BARS AND CHECK ACTION. These beautiful Instruments combine, in the Cottage form, the rich powerful tone and delicate touch of n full Grand Pianoforte, at One-third of the Price. Specimen% in elegant Walnutwood, -ere., Cases, y, E 66 AND 76, LORD-STREET THE ONLY ONE' IN LIVERPOOL GIVEN TO ALL-SUBSCRIBERS TO - SMITH'S ROYAL MUSICAL : PRESENTATION LIBRARY, INEAS• •OF• M.IISIO . NOTICE. ITOTEL-KEEP-ERS, SEMINARJES, AND ALL LARGE CONSUMERS OF TEA Supplied with 12, 20, and 401 b. Boxes and 841 b. Chests, as imported, on the Best Terms, .1 VE.Y BROTHER•S; WHOLESALE AND FAMILY • TEA ESTABLISHMENT, No. "32, LONDON-ROAD, LIVERPOOL. Town and Country Orders, received by morning post, executed and despatched on the same day LARGE ARRIVALS O.F. NEW FRENCH S H A Alr• L S • AT 14. _A xri 16, BOLD-STREET• TISSUE, BAREGE t AND OTHER LIGHT SHAWLS, ONE GUINEA EACH, FOUR YARDS • CONSTANTLY ARRIVING FROM ABROAD.'' " ' WOVEN CASIUIERE SHAWLS, FROM .FIVE TO . FIFTEEN GUINEAS INDIA AND CHINA CRAPE SHAWLS, OF ORIENTAL SPLENDOUR RICH EACH A GOOD PIIENGH ,Olt PAISLEY WOVEN CASHMERE LONG SHAWL, THREE GUINEAS, Lower 4ualities for One Guinea. MANT,LE, ,SILK, AND DRESS 14 AND 16, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. JOHN _CRIPPS; Proprietor THE SHAWL, WAREHOUSE, SILKS. TWIN CRIPPS begs to state that his Silk , Buyer has just effected some important Purchases in BLACK FRENCH GLACES AND MOIRE ANTIQUES, AND BROCADE FLOUNCED ROBES, RICH CHINE IN NEW DESIGN'S, : AND • SMALL CHECKS AND STRIPES For the present season, in good taste, at 255; 63. and 31s: 6d. the full dress of twelve • parcels, equally worthy the attention of purchasers. THE SHAWL, MANTLE, SILK, AND DRESS WAREHOUSE, yards, wide width; and pereral alter '.larA‘s 14 A N D BOLD-STREET LIVERPOOL. :4 ;7 JOHN CRIPPS, PROPRIETOR.. OS T H E DR-E-SS DEPARTME,N CRIPT_S' - SHAWL; 111A-NTLE,- SILK, AND DRESS ESTABLISHMENT Exquisite , Designs in FRENCH MUSLINS, BAREGES, AND ALL THE NEW FABRICS FOR LADIES' DRE.§gt GREAT VARIETY OP DIADE:IIF FLOUNCED ROBES, ONE GUINEA' EACH, IN GOOD TASTE BALL AND EVENING COSTUME. AND COMPLETE DEPARTMENT FOR ➢MOURNING . GOODS OF _EVERY DESCRIPTIO,),I DRESSES IIADE Ir REQUIRI'D. AND DRESS WAREHOUSE, 14 & 16, BOLD-STREET. ti THE SHAWL, • MANTLE, SILK, TO FAMILIES 'AND PARTIES FURNISHING RQUHAR T. A N' D M S 0 X CABINET-MAERS, UPHOLSTERERS,' BEDSTEAD AND BEDDING MANUFACTURERS, 13, AND 15. BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. • . . . . . . Invite their numerous Friends and the Public to INSPECT ' their extensive and magnificent PREMISES, (comprising R FIV SHOW' ROOMS, eabb-measuring iG feet long by 42 feet 'wide; 'and Where U. and A,. show an ASSEMBLAGE OF WARRANTED CABIIsIET FURNITURE,UPTIOLSTERY, LOOKING ,GLASSES,IRON •AND BRASS BEDSTEADS, BEDDING, DAMASKS, &c., &c:; unequalled for:extant, variety,-style, or finality, in Liverpool or elsewhere. THE CABINET FUBNITURE, - tip.; &c., . . . Will continue to be Manufactured by U. and A. of well-seasoned materials, superior workmanship, and in new designs, etpressly for their,Oustomer Trade, that Families and Parties Furnishing may always be supplied ou the best and most advantageous terms, at = un - QUHART AND ADAMSON'S. HOUSE FURNISHING 'ESTABLISHMENT, AND NORTH.OIt ENGLAND BEDDING HOUSI 13 AND 15, BOLD-STREET,. LIVERPOOL . ~ 1.. . . . ) WORKSHOPS, CHURCH-LANE.. Where CONNOISSEURS may SELECT the WOOD, and Superintend the Ixecution of their own orders IDE ma Export and Shipping Orders to any extent promptly executed E publications. IMPORTANT ADVERTISING MEDIUM.' 1 HE WOLVERHAMPTON JOITRNAL And MINING DISTRICT ADVERTISER, with ,w hi ch is incorporated the 1 'LVERIIAIKRiON and STAFFORDSIIIILE I NICALD, and BIRMING HAM,TO SIIILOPSUIRF- , and MIDLAND .COUNTIES ADVERTISIB. This incorporated newspaper is now firmly established ,as a flrkt-class advertising, medixm, and circulates extensively throitgh the wealthy and densely populated district of S ou th Staffordshir (the • , - - and miping _ district), and the borderinn, - - great, iron Woreestershir,e, WarwiCkshfre S.hropshir I has also ccfunti- pl an ex - as well as in dist an t counties; and considerable influence in Scotland and; the. North of England, Published every Saturday, price 4d. ; unstainped Sd. lIE CiEkinEELAND PACQI 'Establisllo 1774. 26, King -I Stamped, Li per Annum, T HEUMBERLAND ,PACQITET is , a fOl-, &Izos paper _ pages, containing forty-eight columno, of closely, r, and its circulation extends throughout the counties Cumberland, 'Westmoreland, Lancashire, and Yorkshire, as well very generally over other parts of the kingdom. As an Adver sing medium this journal cannot be surpassed, being read. by the lading gentry, clergy, agricultural,. shipping,. and commercial asses of the district in which it is. circulated. The number and nfluenco of its subseribers renders it a most eligible medium for advertisements of estate and other property , and the commercial community cannot avail them Selves of any provincial journal bettet calculated to introduce their announcements to the class of news-, of ei Lilted ma paper reade be obtained, a - 11Oe attention to such ad FICHE MORNING CHRONICLE having, last year, passed into the hands of a new Proprietary, iknow conducted under an entirely new manawement. t the close of - During nearly a Century THE MORNINC; CHRONICLE has been the steadfast advocate Of Liberal principles and enlightened views ; always ready to support the . Statesman whose measures were c'alealat: Party. __ Faithful to . _ 1 creed, considering judicious amelioration to be isfa, THE MQRNINcr' CHRONICLE earnestly supports our venerable Constitution_ in its essential principles--1 . . _ .venerable Constitution_ leacy because and tendencies oncurrence with t of tliei age . Every department of this Journal has been remodelled. Its Politic-al Information la•derived from unquestionable sources ; and whilst it keeps its , readers conversant with all important occur rences, political and social, both at home and abroad—the lighter, but not unimportant, claims of Literature and Art are equally represented in its columns. • _ . The constant aim of the present Conductors of THE MORNING CHRONICLE is to make it an organ of influence amongst States men, andand public men of all denominations; whilst presenting a faithful reflex of the events and feelings of the day, not to los sight of the permanent interests and prospective destinies of society IrlIE • ONLY FULL-SIZED EVENING PAPER • " THE EVENING HERALD • _ Is enlarged to Eight full-sized Pages; and is an ample Record o the Current Day's News. The inereashig importance of, public events, and the rapid, with which they transpire, demand a cor re sponding spirit of enter prise in recording them. Home and foreign netrs has now become so expensive -that it has been found impossible to meet the reason able requirements of newspaper readers by offering them in a journal of four pages 'only., The EVENING liEßALl.Lia_consequogiitly deufbled, and now contains the fullest Parliamentary and other Reports, with the proceedings in the Law, Bankruptcy, Insol• vency, Sheriff's, Registration ' County, and _Police Courts. _ Cor respondents at Paris,.. Turin,. Genoa, and Malta forward fall and reliable intelligence, and Reporters- and Correspondents at home supply, the Home .News, Political, Commercial, and Social, down to the moment of going to press. The EVENING 'HERALD may be hed of..any News Agent; and to Subsciibers paying in advance it is supplied (stamped) direct *rota • the Publishing Office by the Five o'clock Trains to all "q of the 'Crafted Kingdom on the folloWing terms : ' • . Quarterly. Half-yearly. • • £1 12 6 £3 xry and other Yearly. E 0 10. 0 Stainped The unsfamped edition maybe had at the Office, of any New,- vendor, at the following prices _ Quarterly. Half-yearly. Yearly. -- Unstamped . . .£1 0. 0 £2 12 0 £5 4 0 The price of a single copy of the EVENING HERALD is, Unstkmped, 4d. ; Stamped, 5d.. • • • All moneys to be paid or remitted to the address of ABEL NADIN, Office of the Evening and Morning Heralds, 103, Shoe lane, Fleet-street, London. Advertisements should reach the office by Two p.m. • A NDERSON'S (LATE)-SAINSBURY'S SODA WATER MANUFACTORY, REPRESITMENT ROO_At, 22, EXCHANGE-STREET EAST. SBIJRY'S ' SUMMER ::BEVERAGES BALN- IMPROVED SEIDLITZ POWDERS SUPERIOR SCENTED LAVENDER WATER MACICENZIE AND MIDDIMMASS'S CBLEIVICATE'D EDINBURGH BISCUITS THE NOTED OLIVER BISCUIT UARCLAT'S STOUT AND A•LLSOP'S ALES WHERE .Y-0 DINE? I ALWAYS- DINE- AT- -TIE PALATINE DINING itOOMS, 25, UPPER CABLE-STREET TrH E only place where Gentlemen can Dine comfortably during this het weather is th -• ALBANY DINING ROOMS. The pleasant coolness and the sweetness of the atmosphere in these Rooms will add much to the enjOyinent of a Dinner, unexception able both for preparation and service. THE' ALBANY :LITN AND DINING TIIE ALBANY," OLDTIALL-STILENT . MESSRS. OEIII,HAFFEN Request the favour of 'a visit to the above Establishment. TO blend tha substantiality of tnglish fare with the refined Dishes of the Continental Table, and satisfy every taste, is the purport of The Albany Restaurant. The leading Pnglish and 'Poreign Newspapers regularly taken in, together with al_ e'tkal Prints. • • BIRKENHEAD. OLD . POST. I OPFM , w E OO II S ,( s ) u) TE E L 811 , ' RESTAURANT, CARN ALL respectfully,informa the' Public of Birkenhead, and neighbourhood, that he has made considerable alterations in his establishment haying attached A BEAUTIFUL, SPACIOUS, AND AIRY SALOON. capable of affording perfect accommodation to 200 VISITOI2B, appropriately fitted for ail occasions- that may arise; aufftrusts his efforts to ensure, the comforts of his numerolis patrons may merit a continuance_of that patronage he gratefully acknowledges. A' Fill:ST-CLASS SUNDAY ORDINARY, At One o'clock. Beds, and every accommodation, with moderate charges, oleanii neas, and comfort. dt • THE MARINE 11.0TE.14 NEW BRIGHTON. Is on the shore near the Fort, about SOO yards distant from the Ferry, and is delightfully situated. Families intending to Visit the Lintel, wou ld oblige by writing 'to the Proprietol Stating when they will arrive, that they may be mot at the boat. Steamers leave Liverpool half hourly, from half past Eight.% m. qu4rter•td,aible Pan. bloc; .i*ar_l4 p L A t SKET . TEOMPSON • • 7 ...Cll 9 . :ZLE • rnorancron, , 4 _ • ',yin., • AiARINE Ti o:l't 14,; J u ly- 30. , BRIGITTON: . . E' : lV B RAT 1S WICK L 18, CLAYTON-SQUARE, LIVERPOOL. - M. wHITEMAN offers her best thanks to the Public for the liberal patronage she has already been favoured with, and win, A! ,se her best exertions to desetvo an extrkslou, of Use, sup.port which was bestowed to her late husbtuad. Families and Gentlemen will find here e'er, dornraiic ear j , '. with attention and moderate eho,rges. The Hotel is situated lit one or the most central fi n d situa t,her P tions in the town; be/iIk:AIWA fitkiolissike low of • Railway laces Stations, Pierhead, St. T.ireales Hall, Theatres, ar... , y of Amusement. TOWN. H E "0 L A D' - 'S VrA. N. R , Pn~ -, :e .IPI-1V ' l3 tit. Vitt 91M 4wAtti.4 z:, 7 t\cnLi- D lig etißL-STX.RUT, ' billia sd C tVl N trenlior y t: i f ,• 4 1 4 1 it II,: :TV . , „Jere he proleales First:class, at 1 01 t. 1)1 AR: Y , .000,ab t etis.i laialAi.A.T 0;e1 OTL9CIr: enaiairo:dt Priimiote. the Cou it uit . • Im am v(hote' X r ue r BUNKIVCIAS; fot , Ht wi t h e VVIKUVII that can be. re " 'Ll • • 4 11 Vi cl,9ll:lll4lB4,ol4ititsi !,431. RsitolkilE 11 .3355330 . rc0tt - if9 -4, -. 41-144L :" 4 c, 11 - 040 . .r . ,- , - *tidy,' r ,l f s + •vi R • _ ). ,Eis t . _, KEwvac , clTßArr, • , .L.IT" i , • 4 iig l t.st _ly - ,..7.lsam ll ,e iKror v imalit;w wun c f.r. ,. ) , t; ._ r.,4 , evi .:rii* - 4 07e errhvajdatf id r ot a ; l6o jilt . n jorces 15.811 an .. a , ttl i The Proari.. r which theyjuiv unacrgor,O being comp let e ,. TAvyl , ~ ..illtilllYlor Dt723por-r , ti . ,tor fools anoured that to r,o , 'nen dining in tolv_ l l... the 4 "if ,‘ . ~-, k ~ * t at ,•.n b. f,U a d worthy of 'itro - 3 ;74.i strng PA Nr en , regard to „ t arot i i- • • .4°4' )11ing manaced ,'ssith a (1 1 1 ,. __ 9,40,6;ip ••• ~.... . . --A ceitl TS ha. been Xo4 4 :Fock • e m • -, a et pthtitott ',Mim s --a cosental m, A ke, s,e, 1 itor 4," tho Polu. °l4 r,., I,u i • -...i1; i hie ctiftsictle.4° ll tin bear oomps ll9° ,t b ee - 1 1 1 selpdted nom 'COW , WI ithilt il leriZ". 6 : Scotch 'Malt. 1 ..?"" \Amid ed together, produo • g e article ii,l=j'arl.e4ed in bond, 57,, 0n • , g fine old DablW Ultl ,-live 1 0 1 kro - -Qe aittrPairda J ae ! ---- ' btitt s i444 l3l # ! otliti• 14' ' b° -139 f ., u t tUr r in 811C.77 1, 08,-Th,ooe ha,, k ___ - ,1 ,_,: ilO IV_li iire ",ii l aity ' n..selrent.ab,M.reeCe°C,oreasidttigAPAVeta:::;37:tenautirs4l.B4tollC:uur:l%3l.43oo?bl'atikirfntuTthl'oeen-7°r—lbetroci77.`llo_otaitialyzi; Js ~j 4 V, la r d' :0113Cialci: ir, entag. BUILDERS.—Perso ,, s willing to CONTRACT for the-Works and Materials required in the erection -of et. Cat erinc's National Schools, Tranmere, may see the Plans, aad obtain All necessary infonnation, - at the office of the Architect, Mr. Walter'Scott, Stveeting •street, Liverpool. Tendera to be left there, t 6th. addressed to the Chairman of the Coro t° accept the !threat to 'Pete?' Milroy, gurveyor,'37 ERSEY DOC ' TO TIMBER MERCHANTS. THE MERSEY DOCKS AND HARBOUR BOARD are wilting to receive TEVTIERS for the Sui;ply 'of about 25000 Cubic Feet of the PINE, in lengths from 25 ec YELLOIV 1y Sound, and apfivaid Allah about 20,000 Cub: to be in lengths of from of from 80 to 50 middle ; to be Any further tion'to the Engineer, 'm Dock. ROCK ELM, ono-half Leyemainder- iA langAls nforination required may ba obtained upon applica _ JOHN B. Hanrrtie, Dock-yard, Coburg • Tenders to be Sealed, endorSed'" Tender for Timber," addressed to the " Chairman of the Works - Conitnitfee," - and sent in. to tills Office not later than 10 Sao • 'On Sturday next, the Gth Of August. By order, • DANIEL MASON, Secretary. TIE MERSEY DOCKS AND HARBOUR BOARD. • ELECTION OF AUDIT'C O'SfArISSIONERT. — Ifi iiiiiinanee o the i provisions contained' in the Mersey'Dooks and Harbour Act s 1857, . and the Mersey Doak Acts Consolidatio-u—KM-1858,-1, CHARLES TURN/ and Harbour Boaro of the', Meisey Docks and eight hundred and t the meetink of dock in Liverpool, for the e accounts of the said do lzereby declare that say,—George Kendall, Thomm- Reid. &matt, fifty-nine, and, as such, retur electors this day = , held at the Election of Commissioners foi ,oard for the ensuing period of t he twelve wrsoss following, t Merchant Tomlinsw Ashley. S seph Gibbons Livingstoif, lerehant ; William John ant ; Robert Wainwright Merchant,; Richard. Merehint, all or ting were duly pn, Meicha Tanto - n t Ship Brokc Liverpool, were the only Led to act as ,itin Blythe, 1 nin Darbyshir who at such And I do ..... further declare that the said twelve persons before-mentioned have accordingly this day been duly elected by and out of the body of dock electors to be the Qonunissroners for auditing the accounts of the said board for the ensuing period of three years. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand this first day, of August, one .inell4. 1-I•7rto,nrl nrtel Dock-office 301, Aug. 1; 1859 CHARLES TURNER (Sbuftin R. r N o 7EN ° A.I r. f - ol l' t E he S ri a A n zi el o I F t O I R S ' S rE a S n A PSI A NGUG N In' ABLEB Iiii and Italian, 54, Bedford-street South. MISS VENABLES SEMINARY, for a limited of Young Ladiei as Day Pupils, will be RE :UIISDAV NErr, the 28th instant, at 54. Bedford- MERCHANT TAYLORS' SCHOOL, CROSBY.- Head Master, the Rev. J. BIOINAItE, M.A., Assisted by Competemt Masters. , RE-OPEN August 4th. The Head Master receives Boarders. tte A B L T O,N T.E R. It ACT 12 : Conductcd.by Dr. Luta, Will be RE-OPENED on Wednesday, l prospectus apply to 316, upper Parlianaer scHooL, e 10th of August.—For ;street. Haul() DANCING AND EXERCISES.----Messrs. LONE respectfully intitnate that their Engagements will be RE SUMED on MONDAY the Bth August. The Classes exclusively for Exweises will be conducted, abtformerly, by Miss Milner. Scnocas ancfleamilies attended.—Ternis, &c., onapplication at the Academy 2, Islington-square, Shaw-tstreet. OARDING .•AND-.DAY SCHOOL, OAKFIELD HOUSE, at Birkenhead Park, Cheshire, Con cted_by Dr. MORGAN (assisted 'by able a n d e ffi c i en t teacers.) JaR Dr. Morgan receives, on moderate , terms, Boarders and Day Pupils, to prepare them either for tile Universities or Mercantiie pursuits. The house and premises are most • coinknodious, with about three acres of play and pleasure grounds attached. Quarter - --• . • - --.....--..... ....• • • ....• - _•• ..-.... Commences kniust 2. - Further particulars on application to Dr. Morgan. AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL, ;nFIELDS,' WEST DERBY. . Itev. A. RAMSAY. M.A. -QT ~. •Rev. R:IIcNEILL, M.A. (Late Scholar of Trinity College, • Caabridge,) • A. P. NEVINS, M.A. ( (Fellow of Durham University. Van-Mil dert Scholar, and late First Assistan; Water at Rossall School. The SCECOOL will be RE-OPENED CLASSICAL Assistant Masters TUESDAY, AUGUST 2. Paospacrusss may be had' on application EVERTON -ACADEMY 25 and 27, ,YO.RK-TERRACE, TOR THE CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL, AND COMMERCIAL EDUCATION OF YOUNG GENTLEMEN. Conducted by Mr. ANDREW Virtt.sou, , F.E.l.S. • . HIS SCHOOL will It E-O P E N ' on the lit of • August next. his Institution is intended for thWinstruction of Young Gentle men in the various branches of a useful and liberal Education, and to provide those who may be sent as hoarders with the comforts *id superiatendenet of home. ' - Mr. Wrt.sobt is assisted by Two esidenti r ufors and fiyeirtaiting - Masters. . . Terms, &c., may be learned at the Academy E R T W-I N E INVALID'S 0 N D 0 N," CLAYTON-SQUARE HOM(ROP AMU I)IE T COCOA 'he utmost care and attention have been bestowed noon the manufacture of tlaie. preparation, sons to render it a light, nutritious, and wholesome article of diet for common use. 14 , ißirePommenclui by almost all medical men, in preference to tea-and-coffee, in c(m.equence of- its- aan.stima a ti n , propert i es ., - while it can be surpassed by no article in its nutritious and agree able properties. Each f amine packel i, will be labelled, Thompso n & Capper, Liver- P°ol-1 Pries ka i rr Pe l ' V . ItOl,F!SALE AND . RETAIL BY T IO MPSON AND CAPPER. immUtOPATITIO CHEMISTS, sa,V.3=- 4 ' l 4 3 B 0 D•- B.TRERT, ft • upposite elater-street_, Liverpool. ..And 4, Lo ' •R - D=S 111 . 0113.130 N, LAI)jEp• AND GENTLEMEN'S F ne 800 q' Ir. A'K R No: , 10, MOOpELELDS, DALE-STREET, N ea ..he,Rxehange, Liverpool, p . „, pect fon y . mou ,...itit • his_ Rio* , Patent Rotatory noels, for L,tdiej,,. an& Ge s ell _ ooots, and Instep Steel SlFings r which. excel o l l ' lit .„ be lt ; t a rtit s lo nlad west p ossible age. °°l)ll'inY' durability , nicety on, the ,LET. Photo graphic 'Establishment, in namilton "--o.ellthriv,, in the rear of the Coffees -bonae.--Apply as above. totniet, , - , 029 urama UEI MAJESTY'S SEAL. OP REGISTRATION H, ELLIS'S I,IIN'IVERSAL. WASHING • 1 . ,ratACIIINE AND ,CRUEN, the shnplestirorention ever introduced to the Public. It is no *ore liable to derangement, and Occupies little mere room than an. S.ry , Wash-tub." It does no lathe-moot delicate fabrics wit..effeottitdly washes every desenption of clothes. With its aid a PetS__„. ol t Malt do as much work in three h ours as i n a w h o l e d a y I.D.Out it, six or seven shirts being well washed in eight or ten law-antes. It supplies a want long felt, especially by small families. - owing to its great cheapness, portabilit't and requiring B. tittle room. 'These advantages, combined with its perfect _ and efficiency, will render it a really d.sairahie a...l2.seruz . 'skis in every household. 6hurn. It possesses au This Machine is admirably adapted. fora neinrmation of Butter, agitating action peculiarly favour:o)l%T rroms , chtmung ;and; 'On this account, will P t e rf a rra now his use. Its simple isidera'bly qvicker- than mos t and ~..,eapnesa;are also grounda oo nstruction,'ease of workni n g.„ , , n. of ,especial and strong recolnme.,` l difrerenc, in the Ar- Arne s, N.B.—Aethosigh there 2-9 and tiose for Niw6~ As those to be used J.?' Ch' s j ~,,,a „ rif i iss,r. that the sans. ,•• ! I T. i blezePeuicteje4 Tr l s--L4bl i i b ‘t iis 7rl":4e ses * v s six . Ass ITT&Cn3in dikki t - B/0..d. AND 'OIkICES. NO d 2 0 0 Fr 2 to 3 Persons 2 210 0 4to G ditto. 330 0 7 :r st 310 t o ditto. 0 " 12 and upwar*, B VITAiLI TO WAISH TOL SUITABLz TO CnuRX From 10 to 20 lbs.';77, ~ .20 to 30 lbs. ~ 30 to 40 the. • „ 40 and upwasds. . - ir Pi k ;,-- N o. 4 size lum at handle is eaciti*E•io ~,,,a4O t wo it ird o i v• "4"..- " I ' ll4 ll citvirable. i -,,,,-- - ___z_ ' ----- Aware - Awore of the prejndioa ,ith7cie kilitti:exainitoriAgr, .---- • ' llllll O4l in general , the Mannfsetuter is wiliialfft ,/7..es' Washing of his Machine baroro it is purchw' .4 ye, allow 1. single dation which has 1:45011 giveu . S..• ' ,41. The hikhest recoils ein. Ry e , t k ie mo o piVid.P.- - ~ trom parties who have used 14.0 1 6i,..b oautifula i s pit,•:., ..ott and - sceptical have been convinced .. • ~•_,At and thorough utility ; and the univeinll4 v ix Not ' s t i fin Y , . tielcin i c 1 .. , :::ie . y realise the idea or ..„. ' ..„...„,.: p gyititirlifirfireTgliPC).a FOR T t i Vkin9 •!, act 7 . ...;3 : 4349,444 4 1 33 • 'if I XI Y N .14 0 . Aistr?iP';'*e AftrY.A l P l THE very. , best LONDON HAT, 15s. ;. Style, Quality, and Ventilation require no Puff or Patent to sell them. A large Assortment of SUMMER and STRAW HATS.: WOOD, 73, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. ALL .THE YEAR ROU,ND DINE AT "THE PALATINE," 25, UPPER CABLE-STREET. , under street► 'rom their int) , o Patent ES, and •r, and ,verest ''ength to in what ey are itireh tvated ion of which rrup- Ler 10 3 per- , nine, which o the all kageS led tel to all erva- eines reono ,and the wise the I, its then LW. ility rsal th• G I B the ms, tile, ble.