Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-08 00:00:00

AT TRE ROYAL MAD'LLE PICCOLOMINI 'AND SIGNOR G-lIIGLINI • LA TRAVIATA f FOE ONE NIGHT ONLY. FRIDAY NEXT, DEC. 11,. 1857. The jilanagement has ranch pleasure In making the above announcement—it is greatly indebted to the ki.ttlness of Mr. Lumley, Who anxious to alone for the dissappointment occasioned some weeks since by the difficulty of transit t - t Dublin. has at a great sacrifice foregone an a,vantage, to redeem his promise, by declining to rema n in Berlin, where an especial night's performance was commanded by the Crow.' Prince of Prussia, to take place this present week. To have remained for that purpose, would have Compelled a further alteration of the date, and the fact of his declining to do so, is felt by the Management as an obligation, of which its duty to the Pubic of Liverpool, demands this acknow ledgment. On FRIDAY Nat DECEMBER lira, 1857, will be preseuted _ . Verdi's Opera of LA TRAVIATA! Viololta ...... , ;dad'llePiecolomini. Alfred i Gernaont Signor Giuglini. II Conte di ..... Signor t Il Dotture Granville... . Signor Rossi. Servants, Mascinets, &c. THE ORCHESTRA Will ba composed of the same Instrumentalists, aided by Principals from Her Majes y's Theatre, as perferxed in the la .it representation of this OpEra. CoNDucroz—SIGNOR AIDITI. Admission-Dress Circle, 7s; Upper Boxes, ss; Pit, 33; Amphitheatre 3s; Gallery, 23. The Entrance to the amphitheatre Stalls will be by the Upper B.)x Dour. eThe Box office will be open To morrow (Wefts4day), and follevring days, from Ten till Three o'clock. Doors Open atHalf-rant Seven, to Commence at Eight o'Clock. RU lAL AMPHITHEATRE MANAGER, MR. W. R. COPELAND, THIS EVENING (TUESDAY), THE WIFE! Leonardo, Mr. Villi9rs Julian St. Pierre, Mr Edgar; Bartolo, Mr. Baker; Mariana, Miss Pa;e. 'IHE MAN AND THE TIGER ! Bob Bute:lido, Mr. Baker, Mr. splasher, Mr. Villlers. And A BALLE r DIVERTIaSEMENT. LEST WEEK OF THE PRESENT DRAMATIC SEASON. The New Haymarket Comedy of THE VICTIMS, by Tom Taylor, Esquire, ha.ing increased nightly in attraction, and been received wits great applause, will be repeated on Wednesday and Friday Evenin::s. Doors opened at Flag-past Six, and the Performances commenc3 at Seven o'cloc , r precisely. Admission— Dress Boxes, 3s ; Side Boxes, 2s 6d ; Pit, is 6d ; GAl lery, 6d. Second Pace—Dress Boxes 2s; Side Boxes, Is 6d; Is. The Box oaice is open from Ten till Three o'clock daily, for securing Seats In the Dress Circle and taking' Private Boxes, which may be had under the direction of Mr Snuttlewortla. Children in arms will not be admitted. ST. GEORGE'S HALL. P EOPLE'S CONCERT S (Under entirely new Management.) EVERY SATURDAY EVENING, SATURDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 12rn, AT EIGHT O'CLOCK. Under tha patronage of the Worshiani the Mayer, JAMES HOLME, ESQUIRE, Who has signified his intention to be present. The profits of this Evening's Concert will be given in aid of the Funds of THE DISTRICT PROVIDENT SOCIETY. The Ma - agement Ilils g , eat pleasure in announcing that Mr. W. T. BEST has offered his gra'iiiions services on this occasion, and will perform Two Fanra:iias on the Grand Organ. The Public is respectfnly informed that an arrangement has been made with the unrlvalel HUNGARIAN BAND, CONSISTING OF THERTU;'N PE R FORMERS, To appear at these Concerts, when they will play their best and most approved selectioa of OVERTURES, POLKAS, QUADRILLES, WALTZ 33, ♦ND OPERATIC PIECES. HERR KALODZY Has arrived from London, and will perform A GRAND SOLO ON THE VIOLIN For the second time since his severe indispositon. CJNDUCTOR--"lsaa SA.RKOZY. MISS ARMeT-DoIT Having made a decided hit on Monday last, at St. reorge's and the Small Concert Room, and again on Saturday last, at thzse Concerts, is also englged. PIANIST. Admission, Sixpence. Reserved Seats, One Shilling. Tlekqs can b purchased at Sfess-s. [lime and Son's Musie Warehon.e, 57, Churcli-street. Holders of tickets will be admitted into the Hl'l at a separate entrance. The whole of the Music plsycd by the Hungarian Band is pub'ished by Mr. H. Distils, and can be had at Hi= and Son's Music Warehouse. ST. GEORGE'S HALL. ELEGANT SMALL CONCERT ROOM. UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN, PRINCE CONSORT, AND ALL THE ROYAL FAMILY. THE BROIJSIL FAMILY WILL GIVE _ _ TWO CONCERTS, Morning and Evening, On MONDAY, DECEMBER 21it, 1857, At half-cast TWJ o'clock, p.m. AND EVENING AT EIGHT O'CLOCK. N.B.—The BROUSIL FAMILY will also have the honour of performing at the ARGYLE ROOM, BIRKENHEAD, On THURSD Y, DECEMBER 24th. At Eig'•lt o'ciock. ADMISSION TWO SHILLINGS. MISS JEFFERYS, VOCALIST. TICKETS, 3s. each, to be purchased at RIME and SON'S Music Warehouse, Church-street. N.B.—Doors to b 3 opened half an hoar previons'y to eaeh per formance. S T. GEORGE'S HALL. ORGAN PERFORMANCES Will be given by the Organist, MR. W. T. BE ST, EVERY SATURDAY AND TEMESDA.Y, Saturday Afternoon at 3 p.m. Thursday Evening .. ♦dmission on Saturday Afternoon, 6d ; Thursday Evening, 3d, The Concerts last one hour. Dears oven half an hour before ecah verformance. E. BARANDON, • T GEORGE'S CONCERT ROOM, 50, LIME-STREET, Will open THIS EVENIN and every evon'nr until further notice, at SEVEN inqead of Eight as before. ,TAYLOR'S VINE HOTEL, AND CONCERT HALL, GREAT CHARLOTTE..ST., NEAR THE TOP OF WHITECHA.PEI, And Two Doors from Queen-squi.re. . OPEN EVERY EVENING AT SIX O'CLOCK. YEW COMPANY. Extraordinary Engagement of Herr STANTON, the GaEXT MAN MONKEY, who will appear every Evening. Immense Success of Mr PADDY FANNIN, the Ureat Irish Comic Singer and Dancer. Also, Mr. D. LODOE, and Miss OWENS. Re-engagement of Mrs. ROMER. the p:casing Swi s Me'odist. Miss WY DE GREY, Rerio-comic Vocalist. Likeyse Willie. FANNY. he popular Operatic Danseuse. Centinned Succe.s of Mr. TOM BENNETT, who will nightly sing Ms Now Song—" THE HISTORY OF THE GREAT COMET." The Proprietor having purchased the Wonderful SMOKING and MOVING Turkish AUTOMATO. , , from the Paris Exhibition, will have the honour of exhibiting him Every Evening. WINES, SPIRITS, Re., of the Best Quality. ADmisSION FREE AOYAL COLOSSEUM, . — P ARA DISE-STREET.— Mr. Heath, Proprietor.—The National Palace of J Amusements. and the most elegant Lounge in Europe I EMPHATIC EUCCESS I—NOTHING LIKE IT IN LIY ER VOO t. I l Further proof of success is perfectly unnecessary. This Evening and during the prim nt Week—fhe World's Wonders, THE CHINESE JUGGLERS, the most Dexterous, Astonishing, and Wonderful Artistes ever wit.,essed in Europe, The Last Week of CHARLES SLOMAN, the only English Improvisatore, a u th or an d composer o f "The Maid ofJudah," Daughter of Israel," &O. who will nightly appear and vocalise an extemporaneous MYRIORA.MA: or, Im romptu'Synopsis of Men and Manners, accompanied by himself on the Piano-torte. Perfect Triumph of Mr. WOoD and his INFANT SON, the English 10%f TH U it3ll. This pocket edition of Human Nature is really he Multum in Parvo of his time—an infant in years, yet a man in intellect I A dwarf in size, yet avant in strength! A myth in creation, yet destined to fill the world with wonders! A great baby A little bony 1 A great mind ! The wonder's great because ha is so small, For though a man, there's many a doll as tall. Decided Hit of the CORRELL! FAMILY, and the INFANTINE YORICK, in their astounding Feats. Enthusiastic rec,ption of Mrs. H. MAYNE, the pleasing Cantatrice. Vocal selections by THE COOPER FAMILY, Miss JULIA JOHNSON, and Mr. CAMP BELL. The Doors will be wen at Sis, commence at Half-past. Leader, and 31 decal Director, Mr. S IANNARD. The Powerful Brass Band under the Direction of air. J. ARTINGSTALL. Director of the Entertainments, Mr. HEATH, Jun. Children In arms will not by admitted. Ado:Wilms—Upper Hall. 6d. Lower Hall, ad. HENGLER'S CIRQUE VARIETE, DALE-STREET, LI vp RPO 3 L. GRAND CONCENTRATION OF TALENT. BRILLIANT AND ENTIRE CHANGE OF PERFORMANCE. THIS EVENING, and during the Week. First time of an Equestrian Illtirlesqiie, entitled THE SENTINEL AND THE BEAR; Or, Wer with the French and the Russians. Also, first time of a Grand Military Pageant, arranged by Mr. Charles Hergler, entitled LA BELLE ALLIANCE, introducing Fourteen of the principal Male and Female Equestrians, with Costly Dresses and appointments, mounted on Steeds of Unequalled Beauty. The Queen of England will be represented by Madame Beacham— Napoleon 111. represented by Mr. Charles Hengler. First time this Season of the Performance of the Beautiful Steed POMPEY, during which, he will execute the most incredible feats. First appearance of the celebrated Mad'lle VIuLANTE ; also of Mr. YOUNG, the Clown and Gymnaist. The Daring Feats of Petit ROMEO, in his SUMERSAULTS on HORSEBACK! Mons. bEBASTIAN'S Astounding Act of Leaping through a Hoop of Poignards, on his Flying Steed; and other Entertainments by the STAR COMPANY OF EUROPE !--and enlivened by the Drolleries and Confellities of the Eight Best Clowns and Grotesques of the Day, Messrs Frowae, Franks, Bibb, Leopold, Boutaleir, Young, and Petites Romeo and Louis. THE NFXT GRAND MID-DAY ENTERTAINMENT Will take place ON SATURDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 12Tu, Ow;ng to the immense Success and Fashionab'eattendanca which these Performances are honoured with. Doors open at Two o'clock. The Proprietor has effected some important ENGAGEMENTS f_r the CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES ; aiso, in preparation, most NOVEL PRODUCTIONS of EQUESTRIAN PAGEANTRY and SPECTACLE, on a scale of Unparalleled Grandeur. DOORS OPENED AT A QUARTER TO SEVEN* A SERIES OF MID-DAY REPRESENTATIONS, As follows, commencing at Half-past Two : Wednesday, December 23rd ; Saturday, 2ith ; Monday, 28th ; Wed nesday, 30th ; Saturday, January 2nd; Monday, January 4th; Wed nesday, January 6th ; and Saturday, January 9.h. Compartments for Visitors are partitioned off, with a separate and convenient approach to each. Reserved Seats or Stalls (select), 3s; Half-price, is 6d; ecxes (select), 23; Half-price, Is; Second Seats, Is; Promenade, Is; Gal lery, 6d. Children under Ten years of age, and Schools, Half-price to all parts except Gallery. Second Price at Nine o'clock. No Second Price to the Gallery, Second Class, or Promenade. Box office open daily from Eleven to Three o'clock, under the superintendence of Mr. Windsor, of whom places can be secured. Open every Evening at Seven o'clock, commencing at Quarter-past Precisely, and the performances will conclude about a Quarter-past Ten. Proprietor and Director—Mr. Charles Hangler. BOSCO! BOSCO! ! BOSCO! !! SIGNOR ALFRED BOSCO THE GREAT WIn.RD OF THE WORLD ! AND RENOWNED VENTRILOQUIST, Will make his appearance at the QUEEN'S H ILL, BOLD-STREE r, ON MONDAY, DEC. 14, 1857 EVENING PERFL/RMANCE AT EIGHT. TWO GRAND MORNING Pi:RFORMANCES ON WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, AT TWO. Chi'dren under ten years of age half-price to Reserved and Unreserved `eats. Prices of Admission—R .ssrved Feats, 25 ; Unreserved Seats, is Gallery, 63.--Tickets to be obtitned at the print pal Music Ware• houses. ARGYLE ROOMS, BIRKENHEAD. THIS EVENING (TUESDAY), DEC. Bth, 1857, at Eight o'Clock, T HE HUNGARIAN BAND • Will give ONE GRAND CONCERT In the above Room, and Perform smile of their most approved Overtures, Selections from Operas, Polkas, Quadrilles, and Waltzes. Admission, 2s. Apply to lime and eon, 57, Chnrch-stree., Liverpool ; Mr. Ryalls and Mr. Turvey, Birkenhead. TIIE EXHIBITION of the LIVERPOOL ACADEMY, OLD PO 3T-OFFICE-PL AC E, CHURCH-STREET, IS NOW OPEN TO THE WORKIN - d - oLASSES. Day Admission, Gd. Children under Twelve, Half-price. Cata logues, Gd. Open from Ten to'Four o'clock. Evening Admission, 2d. Catalcgees, Id. Open from Six to Ten o'clock. Brilliantly illuminated with Gas. JAMES PELHAM. Secretary. T HE PROPOSED NEW SCHOOLS ST. MARY'S, EDGE HILL. CHRISTMAS TREE, AND RATP_ nv TTSI VTT r. aNO FANCY ARTTOT 4 E6. The Tree will to exhibited (n.v.) in the B oy ' s S cho ol-room, Wavertree-road, on Wi DNRSD&Y and THOBSDAY, the 30th and 31st instant, and the proceeds of the sate will be appled to make up the deficiency in the Fends for Erecting Schools in this crowded and dense 'y p pulated district. The 'Site is to be held on each day between the hours of Eleven a.m., and Four p.m. ; and between :six and Eight in the Evening. Admission to be by payment at the door.--First Day, Morning, is; Evening, 6d. Second Thy, lid. Children, ha f-price. Contributions of Articles for decoratiog the Tree—Work, Books, Teys, Curiosities, Cultivate i Flowers In Pots, Children's Dresses, and Clothi g for the Poor, wi I be thankfnity teceivod by Mrs. Harke, 8. Clare-terrace, Edge-hill.—Ladies are requested to be kind enough to mark a moderate price upon each article they seed. HE U.S. STEAMER ADRIATIC By the kind Fervission of Captain WEaT, FOR THIS DAY ONLY. THIS DAY (TUESDAY!, THE Bru INSTANT, VISITORS Will be allowed to GO ON BOARD the new Monster Steamer ADRIATIC, The largest and moot moiralcont vessel afloat, and which is now anchored above Rock Ferry Slip. A STEAMER will ply between the ADRIATIC and ROCK FERRY SLIP, each day, from Nine a.m. till Four p.m., for the conveyance of Visitors. Fare One Shilling, including ferryage from and to Liverpool. AMUSEMENT FOR CHRISTMAS PARTIES AND WINTER EVENINGS. V HE Publi 3 are respectfully informed that the LONDON SCHOOL OF Piir,TAGRAPHY have OPENED a GRATUITOUS EXHIBITION OF STEREOSCOPIC PICTURES at 46, Church•street, LlvEnvooL (on the First Flopr), and that Stereoscopes, and all the newest and best Slides, will be lent during the Winter Evenings on very moderate terms. The NEW SHILLING SLIDE will be ready on the Ist of December. The "Shilling Slides" will consist of several hundred first-claps stereoscopic Photographs, of which, from time to time, different series will be published. it,- Stereoscopes and Twe've Slides for 7s 6d. II AVE Y 0 A STEREOSCOPE? "Everything grand and beautiful in the world brought to our own firesides."—Morning Advertiser. BOUNDLESS enjoyments,unceasing attractio ns for the forthcoming Winter Evenings. Messrs. N WTON have now on view a carefully selected and most extensive assortment of STEREOSCOPKS and STERKOSCOPIC SLIDES, comprisisg Groups, Comic and Pathetic, the choicest scenery in England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, France, Rely, Switzerland, Austria, Turkey, Greece, Bre., pain and coloured, on glass and paper, at Wholesale Prices. Weekly arr.vals of English and Foreign novelties. HOME AND EXPORT PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOT. JUBILEE-BUILDINGS, 16, LORD-STREET. OBSERVE—NO FRONT SHOP. WAREHOUSE UP THE PASSAGE. P :ICE LisT , FORWARDED. L. HAUSBURG having decided upon RETIRING FROM BUSINESS, in consequence of failing health, begs to announce his intention of SELLING OFF the whole of his VALUABLE STOCK JEWELLERY and PLATE, WATCHES, ENGLISH and FOREIGN, CLOCKS and BRONZES, CABINET GOODS and CUTLERY, CHINA and GLASS, CHANDELIERS and LAMPS, And FANCY GOODS cf every description, (the variety being too great t., admit of any detail here), COMMENCING OM THE 7th DECEMBER. The Stock of Articles in daily demand, and having reference to the Fashion of the day, will be constantly renewed as before, fur the present. In order to effect more speedily the disposal of the Goods, F. L.H. has deter,ined upon allowing TEN PER CENT. DISCOUNT upon the amount of all Articles which she I be paid pr at the time of purchase; but nodiscount can be allowed upon any Goods which may be sent from the Establishment previously to the amount being paid. Nor can there be any Deduction made upol Articles purchased prior to the 7th December, 1857, and exchanged subsequmtly to that date. OLD POST-OFFICE-BUILDINGS. Liverpool, 7th December, 1857. VATES &HESS, } ENGRAVERS,PRINTERS 33, LORD-STRSET, AND LITHOGRAPHERS, LIVERPOOL. To R. R. H. Prince Albert. yATES and HESS, WEDDING STATIONERY 33, LORD STREET SUPPLIED BY LIVERPOOL. ATATES & II ESS, 33, LORD.XTFIRFP ' DIE-SINKERS. LIVERPOOL.II HERALDRY BOOKS orATESand HESS, Kept for I ns p ec ti on , an d 33, LORD-STRIIIIT, SEAL ENGRAVING BY LivzurooL. THE NORTHERN TIMES.-LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1857, THE CHARGE for announcements tender this head is now reduced to THREEPENCE for TWENTY WORDS, and for every additional five words ONE PENNY. WANTED, a small HUT or CABlN.—Address, stating price, and where to be seen, to W. R., 75, Old Hall-street. WANTED, a smart BOY, to pass Entries for Ship Stores.—Address, with reference, to A. 150, Northern Times office. WANTED, in Bath-street, or Waterloo-road a STORE for a Ship Chandler.—Address A 155, Northern Times office. WANTED, a HOUSE and SHOP in Bruns wick-road, on the business side thereof.—Address to A. 158, Northern Times office. WANLED, a small DOUBLE OFFICE, near the Exchange. Rent moderate.—Address, with paTticulars, to A 1 , 31, Northern Times office. • WANTED, immediately, a WET NURSE, None but respectable Women, of established character, need apply.—Apply at 15, Canning-street. WANTED, a respectable young WOMAN, to assist in a Bar, and make herself generally useful. —Apply at No. 1, Moss-street, London-road, between the hours of 12 and 2. WANTED, at Christmas, a comfortable DOU BLE OFFICE, in the neighbourhood of the Ex change. Rent not to exceed £40.-=Address to A 162, Ncrthern Times office. WANTED, a New or Second-hand DREDG. 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WANTED, for the Manufacture of Revolving Pibtols, a Well Lighted WORKSHOP, with oae-horke steam power available, within a short di4tance of the Exch , nge.— ‘pply, stating terms, &c., Box, A. 151, Norther?' Times office. W V ANTED, by a Youn g Man who dines in if town, a SITTING ROOM and BED ROOM , with Partial Board. The neighbourhood of Myrtle-street or Falkner-street praferred.—Address, stating terms, &c., to A. 164, Northern Times office. IV' ANTED, in a Private Fam i ly, an ac ti ve young Man, about 20 years of age, as an IN DOOR SERVANT, in Livery. Wages .418. Also, an UNDER BOUSEMAIO.—AppIy by letter to D.H., Box T, No. 2, Post-office, Liverpool. 1,75 WANTED for Six Months, by a respectable Tradesman to extend his business. Household goods and jewellery deposited as security, and .4'B for the accommo dation. The money to be repaid in Monthly Instalments. —Address A. Z , Northern Times office. ANTED, for a family, FURNISHED APARTMENTS, consisting of Two sitting and Three Bedro Must be tvELL FURNISHED, and in all other respects unbxeeptionab'e. Neighbourhood of West Derby Road preferred. —Apply, by letter, to A. 149, Northern Tinges office. APERSON whose experience has been acquired in a first-eass Accountant's Office, OFFERS his SERVICES to pa-4 up and balance books in arrear, arrange accounts, and prepare statements, on moderate terms.—Address,' Accountant," care of Mr. Edward Jones, Custom's Aaent, South Castle-street. WANTED, in the neighbourhood of Mount Pleasant or Hope-street, the use of a Commodious ROOM, with FIRE and GAS, for a number of Gentlemen to meet Once per Week for singing exercise. The presence of a Piano would be an object of consideration.—Apply by letter, stating terms, to S , Box O. 34, General Post-office. TO PUBLICANS. WANTED, by a respectable middle-aged Man and Wife without encumbrance, a SITUATION to look after a Public-house, or 'ake the Management of a Bar, having, been in the lino before. Good references can be given.— Address R. P., 4, Moore Place, London-road. To SURGEONS AND OTHERS. ACHEMIST requires a SITUATION out of the House, where he may acquire a knowledge of tooth extracting, and the minor operations of surgery. Salary not an object.—Address A. 157, Northern Times office. WANTED, on or before the Ist January next, a smell PT fITTD --A "nor.nrxnls, • or a rospectao,e w ido w , or unmarried lady, where there are no children. Advertiser would dine in town.—Address, with full parti culars and terms, Al. 8.. Northtrn Timn office. WANTED, in a Merchant's Office, a con fidential Person fully qualified to act as M ANA GER. A knowledge of the Australian trade desirable. Salary to commence at £lso.—Apply, stating ag., reference, and last employmen to A 159, Noethern Times office. 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A house with a garden and stabling for one horse and a vehicle pref.rred, and must be situated in the neighbourhood of Woolton, Olive Mount, or Huy ton.—Address, eating ad particulars, to A. 163, Northern Times office. ro be Let. THE CHARGE for announcements under this head is now reduced to THREEPENCE for TWENTY WORDS, and for every additional Jive uords ONE PENNY. DWELLING HOUSES. PO be LET, a Small C onven i ent H O U SE, No. 70, Pytbian-street, Low -hill. rllO be LET, a DWELLIN-HOUSE and FAG ' TORY, 100 feet by 30, at the corner of Grafton and Bill -streets. Rent £46 per annum.---Apply at 85, Grafton-street. T m O be LET, a HOUSE, i n Northuberland terrace, Everton, containing two parlours, four bed rooms, B.:c Rent, £22.—Apply to T. S. Pater,on, Church-alley Church-street. CHFSTER. MO be LET, Furnished, for Two or Three Months, a good FAMILY HOUSE, No. 22, Nicholas strut, Chester.—For further partien.ara apply to V. R. Corbett, Esq., on tle premises, SOUTHPORT. TO be LET, a. comfortably Furnished Six roomed HOUSE, well situated, and fitted with gas, for Three Months. Terms per week, 155. A cheap Residence. —Addres, "To Let," Southport. FORMBY. TO be LET, a HOUSE, containing two Parlours, six Bedrooms, Kitchen &c. ; also, Stable, Cow Howe, and other outbuildings, to g ether with Fifty Acres of Land.— ee reference li.t, Northern Times office. SZAFORTH. AHOUSE to LET, containing Dining-room, Drawing.room, 24 feet, with folding doors, six Bed-rooms, Watts: Closet, t c., Good Garden, Coach House and stable; within two minutes walk of tho Railway Station. Rent Moderate.—For address, see referance list, Northern Times office: ELM VILLA, SEAFORTH. TO be LET.—An excellent Family Residence, replete with exery convenience. Bath Rooms and Water Closet ; a plentiful supply of very good Spring Water, situate in an enclosed garden. Also, Coa •h House and Stables, on the grounds, and detached Wash House. Within Ice yards of the Railway Station. Rent moderate.—Enquire on the premises, Elm Road, Soaforth. BUSINESS PREMISES. rro be LET, COFFEE-HOUSE, 6, Hanley street,l near Lime-street Station.—Apply en the premises. I [lO be LET, spacious OFFICES in the new Middleton-buildings, Water-street, corner of Rumford street. Plans may be seen, and every information obtained, on application to Mr. John Fowler, 4. Tower -I nildings West. TO be LET, a WORKSHOP, 21. feet by 17i feet, situated in the vicinity of the Custom-house, Canning, Albert, and Sa'thous° Docks, and very suitable for a Blockmaker, or Tinman and Brazier.—Apply to Mr. J. B. Campbel, 36, Mersey -street. 'O be LET, a HOUSE, in Everton-terrace, containing two kitchens, two parlours, and five bedrooms; rent .e 26. Also, a Corner BEER-HOUSE in Everton; rent £e26. Also, a SHOP in Roscommon-street ; rent £24.—Apply to Mr. John Jone,, 35, Roscommon-otreet. rro be LET, a highly respectable Confectioner's SIIOP, with Bate Glass Front, in a lelding thorough fare near St. James's Market. Ths Stock, Fixtures, and Utensils ar, complete. and will be disposed of for their fair value.—Apply to Mr. W. G. Banner, Estate Agent, 19, Slater-street. BUSINESS PREMISES. TO be LET, a Convenient and Light Double I OFFICE, No. 7, Corf-buildinga, Preeson's-row.— ,!pp'y to Mrs. Hargreen, upon the premises. TO be LET, in Unity-buildings, 22A, Lord-street, spacious and well-lighted OFFICES, with every Convenience, and finished In the most modern style.—Apply at 22 Lord -street. APARTMENTS. MO be LET, a DRAWING-ROOM an d Two BEDROOMS on the same floor. Also, a PARLOUR and BEDROOM. Terms moderate. Apply at 16, Great George. square. FURNISHED APARTMENTS. TO be LET, a SITTINGROOM and Two BEDROOMS ; terms moderate.—Apply to Mrs. Hughes, 20 ), Mount-pleasant. APAR 'MEN rs. rro be LET, a DRiIIVING-ROOM, PARLOUR, I and Two BED-ROOMS. Terms moderate.—Apply at 41, Upper Huskisson-street, above Fa'kner-square. APARTMENTS FURNISHED.—A DRAW ING-ROOM and PARLOUR TO be LET, furnished, with two or three large BEDROOMS, together or separate, on moderate terms.—Apply at 32, M_son-street, Edgehill. APARTMENTS. ONE or Two Gentlemen oan be accommodated, with well furnished Sitting and Bed-rooms, in the house of a respectable family, where there are no childran.--apply at 14, Gregson-street, Everton. WEST DERBY ROAD. TO be LET, a comfortably Furnished DRAW ING ROOM and BEDROOM; with a delightful view. Use of hot and cold baths. No other lodgers or chidren.— Apply at No. 3, Backford-terrac , , West Derby Road. Co 1 liaTb. THE CHARGE for announcements under this head is now reduced to THREEPENCE for TWENTY WORDS, and for every additional five words ONE PENNY. LAND AND BUILDINGS. TO be SOLD, several Lots of Freehold, Copy bold, and Leasehold PROPERTY, in different parts of the town.—For particulars of which, apply to ,Mr. John Jones, 35, Roscommon -street. HORSES, CARRIAGES, AND ANIMALS. 910 be SOLD, a g rea t B arga i n , a F as hi onable PONY PHAETON, an exc.2edingly light and elegant little carriage, 11,s turn-over hind seat; is painted dark bottle green, lined with water-proof cloth; honestly worth 28 Guineas, has only been used once, and will be slcriflced for 18 Guineas.—Apply at the Prmate House, 6, Upper Newin2tun. MISCELLANEOUS LIOR SALE, ONE SHARE in the LYCEUM P 1 NEWS ROOM.—Apply at 13, Pitt-street. FINE AR T S.—Three well- execu t e d A nt i que PORTRAITS, in suitable frames, worthy the atteu tion of Connoiseurs, ON SALE, at Mr. THOS. HARDMAN'S, 24, Slater street. To be SOLD a BARGAIN, a cap i tal Small GAS WORKS, suitable for any coicern, requiring 100 cheap lights.—Ad3ress, Joseph Perks, .Gas Engineer, Gateacre. P.B.—A few smaller ones on sale. TO PERSONS FUR ISHING. El OR SALE, a splended MAHOGANY DINING 12 TABLE, in excellent condition, length 15 feet by 4 feet 6 inches.—Apply by letter, post paid, to D. J., Box J. 34, Post office, Liveupool. rl,lO be SOLD, a B arga i n , an exce ll ent Second hand' PIANOFORTE, in Mahogany case, by a 'me i ' known London maker.—May be seen at James Smith's Must e Warehouse. Lord-street, Liverpool. FINGER ORGAN, with Superb Tone, a principal and two Diapason Stops, and French polished Mahogany Case ; price low. at 8, Chapel-street (opposite Hamilton-square Ch,pel), Birkenhead. HA.RMONIUM, in French-polished Mahogany Case (by ALEXANDER), quite new, for 63 Guineas ; will only be available a few cays, at 8, Cha?el-st eet (opposite Hamilton-square Chapel), Birkenhead. F 0 It SALE, an Elegant 7-octave Loses % ood Cottage PIANOFORTE, new within six months, and will he Sold considerably under its value for immediate cash.—APPIY at 40, Upper Canning-itreet, Falknernquare. PIANOFORTE—A BARGAIN. ONE of BROADWOOD'S 6 Octave square PIANOS; with Metallic Plate, French polished, in excellent order, having been little used, price 14 Guineas. Also, one of that eminent makers, Caperoe and C 0.,: celebrated Cottage PIANO, in rosewood case, 6E-0 _tav, s, warranted to stand in any temperature.— On view at George Venables, Pianoforte Tuner, 19, Crown-street, Pembroke-p ace. MARINE ENGINES FOR SALE. RAIR „ f eqC , - 01 4 .1Y1T:% 7- Pq . 01 t e collEctire power of 40-horse pcwer, without Boilers. The a;:ove have oscillatingcylinders, with iron cranky, sbafts, &c.. &c and copper steam pipes. They were ma d e b y Messrs. George Arrester and Co., and were only used fur a few months, the vessel in which they were having been lost in one of the rivers in Brazil.—Apply at the Vauxhall Foundry, Liverpool, where thry can be seen. THE PATRONAGE, ADVOWSON, DONATION, PRESENTATION, OR NOMINATION OF AND TO THE CHURCH OF ST. PHILIP, AND THE CHURCH OR CHAPEL OF CHRIST, AND THE CHURCH OF ST. MARK, IN THE PARISH AND BOROUGH OF L I VERPOOL. TO be SOLD, by order of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England. Firtsx,—Of and to the appointment of the Minister of the Church of St. Philip, in perpetuity, after the decease, resignation, or removal of 'the present Minister, now aged thirty-eight years or thereabouts The yearly emoluments will consist of £350, payable out of pew rents half-yearly, together eith the surplice fees and other « molarnenti heretofore belonging to and usually received t y the Minister ant Chap'ain respectively (the office of Chaplain being now coneolidatel with that of Minister), all which emolameuts are secured by Act d Parliament. The Minister will have the appointment of the clerk ant sexton, and the patron will have right of nomination and removal f the organist. 'I he stipends of the clerk, sexton, and organist ars secured by the same Act and payable out of pew rents. SECONDLY,-01 and to the appointment 01 the Minister or Chaplah of the Church or Chapel of Christ, in perpetuity, after the decease, resignation, or removal of the present Minister or Chaplain, now aged about forty-one years. The yearly emoluments will consist of stiperd of one hundred guineas at the least, payable out of certain pew rues numbered and set apart fur that purpose, together with the snrplbe fees and other emoluments heretofore belonging to and usually received by the Minister or Chap'ain, all which emoluments Ere secured by Act of Parliament. Tee patron will have the appointment of the clerk, organist, and sexton, whOse stipends are secured by .he same Act. THIRDLY,—Of and to the appointment of the Minister of the Church of St. Mark, in perpetuity, atter the decease, resignation, or renoval of the present Minister, now aged 42 years or tisereabonte. The pule , emoluments will consist of stipend of ..250, payable half-yeary out of certain pew rents, over and above the rents of divers other pews or seats set apart for the Minister, together with the surplice fees here tofore belonging to and usually received by the Minister, all which emoluments are secured by Acts of Parliament. It will be obligatory on the Minister to appoint a curate, and to pay him a yearly salary Of x'lol out of the stipend of £250. The patron will have the ap pointment of the clerk, sexton, and organist, whose stipends are ayable out of certain other pew rents and secured by tie same acts. The Revisionary Patronage of and toi the said Churches is vested in the Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses of the Borough if Liverpool by virtue of the following Local Acts of Parliament rolling thereto respectively, viz.:— AS to St. Philip's, I George 4th, cap. 2, and 20 and 21 Victoria, cap. 36 ; as to Christ Chervil, 39 and 40 George 3rd, cep. 1f,6 ; and as to St. Mark's, 56 Ceorge 3rd, cap. 65, and 2 and 3 Victoria, cap. 33. Such persons as are desirous of making tenders ior purchase, may receive terms of tender at the office of the Comnissi niers, No. 11, Whitehaleplace, London, between the hours of Zleven and Three, or at the office cf theefown Clerk, Town Hall, civerpool, or at the Office of Messrs. Waterer and VENN, No. 2, Pwer-buildings, Inner Temple, Loneon. The tenders must be delivered in duplicate paled up and directed "To the Ecclesiastic l Commissioners for Bigland,' with marked thereon " Tender for the Right of Presentaton cf Minintrr to the Church of St. 'Philip, In the Borough of liverpool," or " Tender for the Right of Presentation of Minis er te the Church of Christ, iu the Borough of Liverpool," or " Tender for the Right of Pre sentation of Minister to the Church of St Mark, in the Borough of Liverpool," as the case may be, at the sail office of the said Com missioners, on or before the 20th day of Jauuery, 1853, but no Tender will be received after twelve o'clocc on that day, nor will any proposal be noticed unless made in the said form and delivered at the office of the Conamissieners. For further in`ormation and pirticuars, apply to WILLIAM SHOTTLEWOHTIT, Esq., To: n Clerk, Torn Hall, Liverpool; or to Messrs. Waloar and Vgiver, No. 2, Papev-buildings, Inner Temple, London. FENDERS, FIRE•IRONS COAL VASES, COPPER SCOOPS. W ILLIAM ODELL Has a miseellancols and VALUABLE STOCK OF TIE ABOVE GOODS, FOR SALE, At prices which must command the attention of all who inspect tiem. STEEL FENDERS AND S7ANDS, from 50s each. BRONZE AND STEEL lOUND END FENDERS, AND STANDS, 12s cad.. OCTAGON-CUT FIRE-IRONS, with ORMOLU HEADS, 8 per Set. COPPER COAL SCOOPS, 12s 6d each. 212° MILNERS' HOLDFAST AND FIRE RESISTING SAFES (fire resisting by the mutual re action of non-conduction and vapourisation at 212 0 Fahrenheit), with all the improvements, under their Quadruple Patents of 1840-5144 and 1855, including their Gunpowder Proof Solid Lock and Door (without which no Safe is secure.) THE STRONGEST, REST, AND CHEAPEST SAFEGUARDS EXTANT. MILNERS' PHIE/IX (212 0 ) SAFE WORKS, LIVERPOOL, tht most complete and extensive in the world, employing nearly three hundred hands, assisted by powerful and original machinery adapted for every branch o: the work. Show rooms, 6 and 8, Lord-street Liverpool. London Depot, 47A, Moorgate-street, City. Cirealan ree by post. 2aleg bp Station. rest SALE of ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS, CHINA, Gums, CUTLERY, &c.—lmportant to Merchants, Captains, Hotel Beepers, Vkiters, anti Parties Furnishing, MR. HART has rece i ve d i ns t ruc ti ons t o SELL by AUCTION, This Day, and following days, at the Birmingham Glass Company's Establishment, 20, Church-street, Ipposits Compton House, Liverpool, the whole of that valuable t:ITOCK of rich CUT-GLASS, CHINA, EARTHENWARE, PAPIER (ACHE GOODS, &c., comprising handsome dinner sets, tea and breakfast sets, toilette sets, dessert sets, &c. ; rich cut Bohemian glass liqueur and pickle bottles, also a variety of richly-gilt and cut s lustres, of the most modern patterns, papier mache tables, tea rays, bread baskets, envelope cases, tea caddies, &c.; also, an extensive and valuable stock of electro-plated tea and coffee sets, toddy or hot water kettles, liqueur franies, cruet frames, toast racks, and plated salvers or waiters, card or cake baskets, electro-plated table or dessert forks, tablespoons, teaspoons, fish carvers ana forks morocco cases ; together with a great variety of ivory balance handle and German silver handle table and dessert knives and forks, he most celebrated makers. The Sale to commence each day at Eleven o'clock. Catalogues to had on the Premises, 20, Church-street, Liverpool. N.B.— Cash advanced on goods for immediate and unreserved sale. Excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Cottage and Cabinet Piano-fortes, a Share in the Lyceum, &c. MESSRS. WALKER & ACKERLEY will SELL by AUCTION, This day (Tuesday), the Bth inst., at Eleven o'clock precisely, at their ROOMS, No. 55, Church-street, Liverpool, an extensive and general assortment of modern HOUSE HOLD FURNITURE and other Effects, removed for the conveni ence of sale, comprising sets of mahogany-framed chairs, uphol stered in hair cloth, easy chairs, sofas, and couches, dining, 100, Pembroke, and card tables, cabinet and cottage piano-fortes, Brussels carpe s, chimney glasses, hall lamps, fenders, Sre.irons, &c., sets of fou--post, French, and half-tester bedsteads, hair matresses, feather beds and bedding, mahogany and painted chests of drawers, toilet tables and glasses, mahogany winged wardrobes, Kidderminster carpets, &c., a variety of kitchen utensils, and other effects. Also, a Share in the Lyceum. May he vi -wed on the morning of sale, and catalogues had on application at the rooms. BY ORDER OF THE OFFICIAL ASSIGNEE. OFFICE FIXTURES, &c., WATER-STREET. MwiIIMESSRS. WALKER and ACKERLEY SELL by AUCTION, on Thursday next, the 10th instant, at Eleven o'clock precisely, on the premises, 9, Drury-buildings, Water-street, the OFFICE FIXTURES and other EFFECTS, comprising mahogany-framed office table, mahogany-top desks, painted partioning, office chairs and stoats, copying and stamping presses, maps, gas fittings, umbrella stand, carpets, &c. May be viewed on the Morning of Sale ; and further particulars had on application to W. Bird, Esq., Official Assignee, South Castle street, or at Messrs.Waiker and Ackerley's Offices, No. 55, Church etreet. iattbift Xottref3 TIOST, from the Examination Room, at the Sailor's Home the INDENTURES of D. DnING, to W. Butler, dated April, 1816, and a VOUCHER, signed James Sterling, governor.—Whoever brings them to D. Driag, 85, Grafton-street, will receive ONE POUND REWARD. SOCIETY OF FRIENDS ,•F FOREIGNERS IN DISTRESS. THE ANNUAL MEETING of th e a b ove Society will be held at the Clarendon Roonr, on Truman Air next, the 10th December instant, at Twelve o'clock at Noon, when the Mayor will take the Chair. All Subscribers, Donors, and Friends of the F.ociety are respectfully invited. SOUTHERN HOSPITAL. the E I ECTION of an HONORARY SURGEON will take place at the Board Room of the Hospital, on WEDNESDAY, the 30th of December next, at Three o't lock. Candidates and the Trustees are particularly requested to observe that, in conformity with the plan of election adopted at a speci 1 meeting of the trustees last ye +r, and, in compliance with earnest and repeated resolutions of meetings of the medical profession, all canvassing by, or on behalf of, any canoidate Is strictly prohibited, experience having shown that the system of cauva-sing (besides being annoing to the trustees, and undignified and expensive for the can didates) dos not tend to secure the success of the most eligible and best qualified men, but rather of the most active and influential canvassers. Every Candidate is therefore required to sign and fill up a form, giving all needful particulars as to his personal qualifications and standing (for circulation among the Trustees) and pie !ging his honour that he will abstain from canvassing in any way, either personally or by the agency of others, or through advertisement or circular. The Committee tract that the Trustees will see the necessity of themselves exercising the came forbearance, since it is obvious that the plan cannot be fairly tried. or its imp .rtant end secured, unless the condition be strictly adhered to by all parties alike, and that any violation of the pled.te on behalf of a particular candidate ;you'd be grossly unjust towards those by whom it was honourably observed. Candidates are requested to procure copies of the necessary form at th•• Hospital; is be returned to the Hoop tal (addressed to the President) accompanied with the neceas.ry vouchers, &c:, not later than Monday, the 14th of D:comber. November 28th, 1857. JOHN FARNWORTH, President. N.B.—Law 22.—" Surgeon's Qualification. A Surgeon cannot 'told office in this Hospital who has not taken his diploma at the Royal College of Surgeons of England, Dublin, or Edinburgh, or the Faculty of Physicians or Surgeons of Glasgow." Law 23 —.I Physicians. and Surgeons not to hold other offices. No honorary Medicll Officer of this Hospital shall hold a situation in any other public charity, or be a Parochial Medical Officer for the poor, or a Physician or Surgeon to any Society for affording mutual relief in sickness, infirmity, or old age; and if a Physician or Surgeon of this Hospital shall accept an appointment to any of the offices herein named, he shall vacate his office in this Hospital." P.S.—Candidates are further informed that the form to be signed by them pre. lodes them from issuing testimonials by circular to the Trustees. QT/IticatiOn. THE FRENCH LANGUAGE. "The principles of nature appear so simple, that many, consWering them acknowledged facts, or undisputed truisms, do no t deem them worthy of no:ice. Thus has been rejected the fundamental law, that th, ear alone causes that engue to move; for, had this been duly reflected upon, it mus!, ut one period or another, have led ' to the discovery of the true method of teaching langnages."— Dufief. MONS. RAGONOT (of Paris), Author of the "Symbolic Ariglo-Frtmch Vocabulary ;" and of the " Easiest and Shortest Method of Learning French." The unsuceess fulness of the prevailing mode of teaching foreign languages is pro. verbisi ; and what other results can bo looked for, when the teacher in general considers himself justified in disregarding the laws of nature so far 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 must neces sarily fail ; and hence the numerous complaints of wasted time and ineffectual endeavours, from those who have laboured in vain; and the general notion that a language can be acquired only in the coun try where it is spoken; hence the despair of many students of the French language of even understanding the rapid conversation of natives of France. All these deplorable consequences may be obviated by the natural system of teaching languages adopted by Mons. Ragonot. To carry out the system in its perfection, it is desirable that several member] of a family should take lessons together, much advantage being derived from numbers. FAMILIES AND SCHOOLS ATTENDED. PRIVATE LESSONS GIVEN. Terms for Evening Classes, X! I. per quarter, two Lessons a week. Payable in Advance. A' s * The "SYMBOLIC ANoLo•Fasucu VOCABIILittY," Fifth dition, particularly adapted for Schools, &c., approved and sanctioned for the u , e of the Institutions for the Deaf and Dumb, n England and France.—To be had from the author, M. RAGONOT, and sold by all Booksellers. 115, Mount Pleasant, Liverpool. D INNERS IN TOWN, ANDERSON'S MERCHANTS' DINING ROOMS, SLATER-COURT, SCASTLE-STREET. THIS WEEK- ROAST BEEF AND YORKSHIRE PUDDING, SCOTCH HAGGIS, BOILED ROUND OF BEEF AND SUET' PUDDING, ROAST MUTTON, EROAST GOOSE, BOILED TURKEYS. HOT POT SERVED 01Y TABLE, And a great variety of entrees, as per Bill of Fare. ROAST VENISON. ALES. WINES; & SPIRITS, of the Fitit Quality. LEAD AND BRASS WORKS, 74, DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL; OBERT ANDERSON & CO, MANUFACTURERS OF LEAD, WATER, AND GAS PIPES, BRASS FOUNDERS, COPPERSIIITLIS, &c., BRASS WORKS FO tt PLUMBERS, ENGINEERS, AND GASFITTERS, OF OWN MAKE, BRASS CASTINGS TO ANY SIZE UNDER THREE TONS J 0 N G. JACOB, SILVERSMITH, JEWELLER, AND WATCH MANUFACTURER, 56, •CHURCH STREET, ESPECTFULLY calls attention to the lA, considerable additions he has made in his ELEGANTSTOCK OF SILVER PLATE, JEWELLERY, AND THE BEST ELECTRO PL tTS, Which, on inspectionrwill be found of the most FASHIONABLE PATTERNS SUPERIOR QUALITY AND EXCEEDINGLY MODERATE PRICES MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS AND SHIPPER'S Stipplied Wholesale on the moat advantageous terms. figontr, HE ALBION LOAN AND DISC OOI COMPANY-LIMITED. CAPITAL 4100,000, IN SHARES OF dlO EACH' OTTIOEB-4, CLAYTON SQUARE, LIVERPOOL. LOANS FROM £2O TO £l,OOO BILLS DISCOUNTED.. 0 Shares of the first distribution can be allotted, and partici.-- Loans obtained, on application to JOSEPH C. CARVER , 0411/11. j_..-_ - - L IVERPOOL LOAN COMP HEAD OFFICE—LORD-STREET CHAMBERS, 87, 14°Iti". STREET, LIVERPOOL. SEANCE OFFICE-43, MARKET-STREET, morcfrD.- - CAPITAL, £50,000. °on Loans advanced from £2O to .e5OO, to be repaid in Twelve 111 i by weekly, monthly, or quarterly iustalments• BILLS DISCOUNTED. Loans advanced from £lOO to £l,lOO, to extend over Fer ied of one, two, or three years, at 5 per cent. For Prospectuses. &c., apply personally or by letter to JOHN ATHERTON, arook: 87, LORD-STREET, Oa t ' .01 . 110 to be LENT, in one sum, at Per m ai cent. on good House Property, with a 5 " margin.—Apply to Mr. Bell Williams, 17, Hanover-street. E I D, JAMES TAILOR AND DRAPS I4 No. 61, BOLD STREET. W 0 0 D (LATE A./imam)) GENER AL CUTLER' SURGIC'AL INST UM ENT, AND PATENT ELASTIC SPRING TRUSS MANUFA- 95, -•••-••.--L 0 RD- S T REET.-95. SURGICAL CASES fitted for sea on the Shortest liotWO' J R. CAMERON, WAItCH MANUFACTURER AND JEWELL ' TS__„. 54, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, LIVE R o g GOLD and SILVER PATENT LEVER WATCHES, GUAM ALBERT CHAINS, JEWELLERY and ELECTRO (so Tv fAISSO H ELLEWELL'S ELASTIC SILK ‘-' - ,J. S 'r.s FOR BOOTS, from 2s 3d per.,l( it A 1/4LEWELL'S ELASTIC S 10' dJO .i ll 11313P1 ~. H ELLEWELL'S ELASTIC SILIt„;' a I3P' . WIDTHS AND COLOlgis'"f V HELLEWELL'S ELASTIC . ST A IDI ,... ~A O I ,P 13 INCHES AND 16 INCHEE° A N 0 "' g ~/ Nos. 2& 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET , "-- 9 110 -P' NT VIG I I 0, STREET. ..,...,.3 L BEING THE LARGEST ESTABLISHMF'" -riNi . P P i ,i 1 8 13 HELLEWELL'S VUL CA 1-.., D , 5 q RUBBER WASHERS' INDIA FROM Is 10d PER lb., s E r, HELLEWELIIS VULCA N J. f i l E T, i ,v% RUBBER S / 1 ,,, , ..., ISY 4 I, " FROM Is 8d PER VT S E .1., - - go! , ,r TT ELLEWELL'S VU L C Al' ' ioli to d SUC T cus It et% -"- RUBBER DELIVERY an _ 6 , ail tlf " Tubing for Acids and Gas, &o, Every desc"i - , - . II RoPPIi" - G' Goods in stock, aid orders to any amount can AND bs, . 4 p, Nos. 2& 3, QUADRANT, LITRME-STREET, w 11i _., figaV r SEET- ••- BEING TRH LARGEST ESTABLISIII4ILos t kg tltt o k. ,c Tli: i, : , 'met' ,1 2 Vie kre AI tk,„ 14%%c0; htitz No. 10, CANNING-PLACE, CUSTOM-HOUSE . THAT EXQUISITE TREAT, nIS 6S JJOWE'S CROWN BLOATER HER---. h oli Gentlemen desirous of enjoying this treat t l os ,lo immediately send their orders as above. The fish will .. taw . delivered immediately on their arrival, in boxes of one 00' hundred. --- D lIELLEWELL'S SI N CAL 0 R I N ~,g " e z e. RUBBER WATERPROOF COATS, CAP P 1 60 30 Which are guaranteed in any climate against the saw — common hitherto to all other Waterproofs. -- - - 0 6 " Royal Mail Steam-packet ,167. "Southampton, 30th .111 1 1,•2 40 ten "The Waterproof (Sincalor) India Rubber Coat you ~" „`"l it er's enough to supply me with, prior to taking my last voyage 1 1,00 Indies, is the only article of th e kind 1 have ever had that AP .opeS:, answer every purpose intended, but especially that of be f q 1 113 1 ' vions to the heat of the tropics, the great fault of all othei° .4 ever tried of its kind. "I have, therefore, much pleasure in recommending toeit i , traveller ; but especially those bound to the tropics. olb r (Signed) ' F. WOOL AT HELLE WELL' 8 , „OO P Nos. 2 & 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, AND 33, - STREET. vi , ,/ 1,j 141). EING THE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENTS IN ---...q-- 4 0, HELLEWELL'S AIRPROOF MATTRO ° 'B° gj ELLEWELL'S AIRPROOF BED 64° Ai S 91. H ELLEWELL'S AIRP R 0 0 F - B HELLEWELL'S AIRP R 0 0 F CUS 11 -..., 101-11 MO S S ° HELLEWELL'S AIRPROOF BWI— BELTS. WOl F rELLEWELL'S AIRPROOF PILL ° TT ELLEWELL'S AIRP R 0 OF m - ,ATIO' AT REDUCED PRICES, , A•1 11fr i mos. a ez 6, 4 uminAN r, Lisre;-3runtr, ANL, - 3 ' C STREET. e.NGI I). BEING THE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENTS IN .-- TaNer Sl HELLEWELL'S ELASTIC SILK STOC. -1 AT 14s PER PAIR. aiN G ' H ELLEWELL'S ELASTIC SILK LEG . - AT 100 PER PAIR . HELLEWELL'S I2s ELASTIC SILK CAPS, AT Fi 103 PER PAIR.! OS 5' ELLEWELL'S ELASTIC SILK ANK LE AT 8s PER PAIR. rr 0 HELLEWELL'S ELASTIC cOT STOCKINGS. AT H 1 PER PAIR. rf ori ELLEWELL'S 03 ELA S TIC COT - LEGGINGS, AT PE PAIR. Fi ELLEWELL'S 9s E LRi, ,os A ST I C CCO .. KNEE CAPS, AT 8s PER PAIR. , i , TOs HELLEWELL'S ELASTIC CO . 1. ANKLETS, AT 8s PER PAIR, FOR VARICOSE VEINS OR WEAK JOINTS 3 - • Nos. 2 & 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, AND 53, CAS 0 STREET. BEING THE LARGEST ESTA 13 LISHMEN TS IN E32!% } f if HELLEWEL F L E ' O S M GU Is I' l: T u t P b ERCHA S il 0 lIELLEWELL'S GUTTA PER K TUBING, FROM 3d. PER F 00T. ruCi llt HELLEWELL'S GUTTA P 2 - DRIVING BANDS, g 6 0 2s. 4d. PER lb. ITELLEWELL'S GUTTA PE E FANCY ARTICLES, AT REDUCED PRI CES• 0 %. •-•••••"" 53,7 Nos. 2 & 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, AND STREET. ild H ELLEWELL'S WATERPROOF ' pi FROM lOs 6d, WO Nos. 2 & 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, AND 5 , 3_ >,l o ST it BET. coP f H ELLEWELL'S WATERPROOF - 0' .4? FROM 13s 6d, CP' Nos. 2 & , QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, AND 5 3, 1 STREET. 1 A A 00 HELLEWELL'S WATERPROOF --,„ A 0 , 4 EXPANDING AND TRAVELLING P'... 41 FROM 3s. 6d. 0 CP Nos. 2& 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, AND --' SP STREET. g 0 ° H ELLEWELL'S AMERICAN ONT- 1/ OVERSHOES, OVERSHOES, ~.41, FROM 1.. 9d. _PER PAL ,,,, L''64' N 03.2 & , QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, AND 53 ' pp STREET. The Trade supplied on liberal terms for the Newest Sti 00 00 HELLEWELL'S WATERPROOF STOR ,- -If OP CAPS AND HELMETS, 0 ,9 FROM ~ Noe. 2& 3, QUADRANT, LIME-ST 3s REET, AND , -53. OD STREET. 46$ H ELLEWELL'S WATERPROOF LE G OJ o'o , OVERCOATS, from 4s Gd • 63, d ',, s p. Nes. 2& 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, AND u ,/,A, STREET. IN O l ga BEING THE LARGEST ESTABLIIIMENTS ~.- _.„,.gri.-