Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-22 00:00:00

359. ____________- • '`P'-' , -:', '.. .far,2;P11 , 1 7 , , i fi., , - , N . .. .._ _._____ _. _. (Protected by 0 Nr - EA - j; 1 22 - 1859. oecially preor. d etually reetor.a •orous health a-so Led by the errors • tastlans: Let of this tr il l -•.-__.______ impious oserva tion to any ating p a rtieula.ro • Patent Medic loe TII E BALL SEASON. FOR WINTER, 1359. —..--- . G . &H. LEE, - 72, LORD-STREET, UAL kre O KE iLL & STEWART, Proprietors of the DOW offering aa unusually large Stock of ility and diseas e s ' "Bee Rive" _Establishment, respectfully . • ~-,, FLIOWERS, WREATHS, deuce in y o uth , of climate,. V tL solicit the attention of their m numerals customers. i rET AND GOLD HEAD-DRESSES , TULLE , L 'ay be ebtaln e ' l 'AcE AND EMBROIDERED MUSLIN EVENING The subjoined kist, which_ comprises their recent ERPOOL. purchases for the season, including the greatest ' DRESSES ; - ' id other medi.e al novelties, newest designs and fabrics, which have WITH A LARGE STOCK, GP ears, he horl Fite - been selected with great care, and bought for rows debility -..N Cif GILT HAIR AND NET PINS, :;fs that nureery ''.. Selected by their Bayer from the first Continental . ready-money in the various Eaglish and Scotch niates, sedentatile Houses. markets. Okell and Stewart beg to state that he can goor ail e s th e worst 00 G ' &e H. LEE beg to call special attention to their the extent and accommodation of their premises d ip 8.1, 1 ... of HONITON and MALTESE LACE SETS, not only enables them to keep a most extensive, his new _ z oi E n VES, mod COLLARS ; MAINTENONS, CANE- valuable, and well-assiqed Stock, but affords n i t danger ear under aNY `!;:i 4,,,,, 6 % , BERTHAS, and .the New ZOTJAVE LACE every faoility to those who may honour them eut any teasel "oasETs, THE LATEST NOVELTY. emedies, with their patronage for the inspection of the Ywledged sg u e 2 ' c . o.i l ' i lti ' 7 , r •-•,,R.Li-SIMEILT. G. &H. LEE. 72, LORD-STREET. various departments. s ty to When'' it , cure. Ili`` 7 11 ether kil o 0 The following LIST will give some idea of the STOCK, b u t . it , inspection is invited :- tire, he dee 3o , ree FROCKS AND ROBES NEW FANCY SILKS, at 255. 6a., 305., 375. 6d., to 425., the eine thenlelrier, Full Dress. 'd practitio . MADE UP FROM iy of so e1 .. 01 1, 0 , • BEST BLACK SILKS (pure), at Is. qd., 2s. Id., 2s. 4d., .oressed •'" l o set. C AMBRIC AND - MULL FLOUNCINGS, 2s. 11d. to 3s. 3d. per yard. t a cure in is he best class of Work, being .considerably under NEW PAISLEY - AND FRENCH FILLED SCARFS, at ail of 0 -lee k&DR valise. 14s. 64., 184.1c1. - . 4 305., 50s. to 130 s. oiled On: ~,,. --UP FROCKS 95., 125., 165., 205., 255., 30s. - eouvenie.e`A. NEW FRENCH MERINOES, at Is. 1.01 d., 2s. 2d., 2s. Aid., Ho veil, ! ` t e e, Me rich Embroidery on these - Frocks at 30s. is- 2s. sid., 2s. 9d., - to 3s. 6d. per yard. t the t n -12 ,duo , ttle about half a yard deep. , . of the ii." k i. ,-QtrARTER FROCKS. - 128., 15s:, 218:, 30s. N'EW WINCEYS, in PLAIN, STRIPED, and FANCY, Aid., „of , where ..„ 4 ". pt, - ' 44 :-UP ROBES • - •165., 215., 255., 305., 400. 6id., 81d., 100., Is., ls. 3d., to 'ls. 6d.; and the Best, til ten at il e a. e °TCI; ~ . ' Ss., ; 92., 125., 153., 21s. - 2s. per yard. . ._. -icily olt„, r e t. 4 lieg e NEW FANCY DRESSES (in every fabric), at 3s. Ild., 4.a. 9d., ;____ .13 - uke-su - ge number Trimmed with Valeneien.nes Insertion 68. 6d., Bs. 6d., 10s. 6d., 125., to 455. and Edging. NEW CAMBRIC PRINTS, at old., Aid., 51d., 6bd., to 73d. REMEO P , - per yard. J 0 LIN WILL lAMS respectfully invites • NEW MANTLES, at .14s. 6d., 16s. 90., 215., 255., 305., to 965. ERN' A.T lll ‘ 5 ,, , , notiee of the above, being beautifully made, NEW JACKETS and SCHOOL MANTLES, at Is. 6d., 18.11 d., trog le B . 4ef the NEWEST and MOST APPROVED e , Se • s , s is, F.S. 2s 9d.; 38. 6d., to 4a. 6d. era; A . 1 V Erochur.eo 33 AND 35, CHURCH-STREET. - dl6 NEW BONNETS (fully Trimmed), at 4s. Ild., ss. 11d., 6s. Ild., e ',.____ . , 108. 6d., to 30s. vith inisl e 2 s l i s p , .. The Charges for Making-up Ladies' Own Materials, are . Great Bi' l „ a Strictly Moderate. It effe e " - -:c other rep' -- ,5 IiOSIERY, AND FLANNEL DEPARTMENT. CA , L' days' for "cured lt ANDERSON and SONS have much ~ , 7s. 6d. he m a,,, • pleasure is inviting the attention of Families NEW BONNET RIBBONS, at Aid., .sid., 61d., Sid., 9id., G. pi c ot, P . ' 1 ,7 others purchasing WINTER CLOTHING to their 1 lid. to 4s. 6d. per yard. and well-aseorted Stock of e 5, Wr, De pore Cu" - s pi -p 0 MERINO, AND HEAVY COTTON iIIiELL & ,STEWART direct particular uperior v . : 1 ... z, few day , HOSIERY, IN SOCKS, STOCKINGS, k _1 attention to their 'STOCK of CARPETS, • SLNGLETS,,bRAWERS, &c., FLOOR CLOTHS,' DAMASKS, &c. 'Purchaaers w ill L E i*,b„ find in this Department, the Largest, Cheapest, an d to t h e „ L ate , - ' LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S, AND best Assorted Stock in Liverpool. - - Al . reessfully in :„ - , • CHILDREN'S USE. , • Ise "" KIDDERMINSTER CARPETS, at ls. - 41-0., Is. aid.; ls. 914., - GE -CS ; a t o * i tt, thxa Tili n P 4 24,2 d., to 2s. 90. ; and the very beet, 2s. Ild. per yard. 'e- Do Al ti i ) .e New Patterns ,in SCARLET, - CRIMSON, .les.- , -7- / 0 4,,,,‘ N r5, and every descriptioa of PLAIN and TAPESTRY CARPETS, at 2s. 4iel., 2s. Gld., to 2s. 91d. eol. ' „,„0.1 'Or HOSIERY, for the present - Season. BRUSSELS CARPETS; at 3s. 3d., 3s. ad., to 4s. G. 'or all slis NEW FELT CARPETS, at 2a. 20. to 2s. Ild. „,, nearer L ADIEs. • AND GENTLEMEN'S OHAMOIS ad all kiii . ..„w`t, 0, Lime-' v '' UNDER-CLOTHING. yes. 15, 17, AND 19, PARADISE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. \tt 1„..„. remedy °I ' l l; fair* THREE DOORS FROM CunRCN-FrinszT. jEgl id apps e ° --"*"..• SAXONY,. & - LANCASHIRE FLANNELS, For •,- . 24d3 " r sacties' wear, of tine soft texture and quality, , -....ith * —!T eureF - i 3 0 Ith 'az' tageously bon ght in the month of May last. .. ;htedneo„ n t s Go k „„., ledical Dee" 'h t .' s : -(1 -EMEN'S - SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER. hal e "'' FAMILY LINEN, :HOSIERY, AND - WM • BAN . D , equentlY _. 0 , FLANNEL WAREHOUSE, TAILOR AND DRAPER, rhenina .. r 42 l . , &C., a' . at . " 4 , AND 46, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. 24, _LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. 'Acoats, of is . ' _ nisiog P'.,' of Lk" iSTADLISRED 1847. - ' - ' 4 ' UNDER - CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.. gentlernee „,,d :r names oli Ali t he recent Patterns in Under-clothing, and the W. BAND has one of the best and Largest Stooks lred, 0, oftefreel r4lpro'red Shape in MORNING WRAPPERS, in Liverpool for Gentlemen to choose from. rebai..:). ~,..,,, ..- Ocot, I'..'•-• • TOILET JACKETS, &c. W. BAND'S charges are moderate. The best - d _ of 114, , , cut and moat stylish' Garment's made to measure, di sc o - cr. - 7. e . -NE'W COLOURED MATERIAL FOB. WINTBR at a reasonable rice. sold genuine P ETTICOATS, IN TERRY WINSEY,/L.ND t re "' ,; E tere d , QUILTED . SILK, N.8.-The ADDRESS, 24 LORD-STREET, l i b re ....uite e bc cci ii " of 1 ,,,,..... c As well as the latest Improvements in . (directly opposite the Daily Pest Office.) reltille e ' st, ' I4. :C II STEEL JUPONS, eon DAY AND EVENING ii —i. PeP WEAR. . . , May b e seen, iu great variety, in the Ladies' Show _ RA N D DISPLAY OF FASHIONS Rooms, at ED- it. ANDERSON AND SONS', - AT J, at vital-, Arsons 12 , 44, AND 46, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. C. HALLILEY'S 1°- .../perso - tt4, / , ‘ . _ , les t . , . ha le . x LINEN, BASINE'TTES, BASKETS, &c., kept MILLINERY AND STRAW BONNET WAREHOUSE., s ir tr , ...'",' and u eityloe',. to "onstantly on hand, and made to order. 64, LONDON-ROAD, us P" -e. ,lerg X,11 .. . , • • (A PEW DOORS Bis Low sitrmovu-srazzr,) DILI diSOT at a ie . Ihe ShOwrooms for LADIES' UNDER-CLOTHING 4 effect 'l' , 1113 ~_. u4 Stle 141 Ts, quiet, retired, and removed frees the TIIIS DAY AND FOLLOWING DAYS. di ord e , o f business, so that Ladies may give taw a ieilt TS prev e "....,,_ Wi th every degree of eorafort and convenience. FASHIONABLE MANTLDS. Oute spees",s he cure, e''' . •• --- 4 - rt .W. WARREN resiiectfully solicits. the Ladies , UV.. oef Liverpool, and surrounding neighbourhood, to an ertinacio4 ' F U R S . • OW iaspeetion of his 1, 111 V p lisi3 y DYKE, and - CO., respectfully an- ... . ) , NEW STOCK OF MANTLES, JACKEIS, &c. kor :ounce that the new portiou of their premises is The aboVe consist of the newest and choicest .London and jested, $1 1 ::1 ' - PM vrith a STOCK of lig P-I)Parisian Novelties, and at prices extremely moderate. tarifyi is re ou;qd to c o f I -.., ST-CLASS EURS, 39, BOLD STREET, the bocil t of Three doors above Messrs.' WoOlviright's. any P ar l 11/0, - • CONSISTLNO as . „ is w onders '''' '- I I3LE, ERMINE, & MINNIVER MUFFS, • • -•• CUFFS AND BOAS; • TO LADIES.. i ° disorder? „ 0 .4 - ALSO, • bulerlt., tl ; . 1/ 3 +o „ ELEGANCE AND ECONOMY. i .t te- S U PERIOR BLACK MONKEY MUFFS, . • . , ..i.o. FASHIONS FOIt ,1 8 5 9. all considerably under value. off er L a n s do c ° 6 ol to 6G, LORD-STREET. UNDER DISTINGUTSRED PATRONAGE. - P ~ eal - _ go 06 ',. 1 ... •' ' - ~.._...__ MRS. REYNOLDS (from : Bond-street, London}, , ei,-.A.e 3 MILLINER, DRESSMAKER, & MANTLE MAKER,. . so r, ~,,t , in a ~, 142, FALKNER-STREET, Livestroot (between Bloom-street !tell'', but "r•NTLEMEN'S WINTER HOSIERY sta le " and Almond-street), "begs most 'respectfully to inform the F• 0 -R 11" R -- S T - E It - Ladies of Liverpool and its 'vicinity, that she continues to '"' S : rve ° t • --N 1 LEMEN'S SHIRTMAKER & HOSIER; make an "inimitable FlT'in DRESSES and - MANTLES, in pre _ e oe y - Ak,_ - 65 - Cl/8 . 1?&11 - -STREET. the first, Parisian style, at moderate prices.- l ehen t oes 'l,k los u , , . . ‘. tion't o ulo e ei, w ri,itl-EN'S'LAMB'S *Obi: SHIRTS...3e to lOs 6d each. 142, raikner-street,.Falkner-sqeare, between Bloom-street a.) . ge t oss 1 .4,`:11, 8, VS LAMB'S WOOL DRAWERS.3s 9cl to 8s ad ~ and Armond-street. %e i° 'l'o o . l- 4'.. l ;ll,, k ''N'S LAMB'S WOOL 50CK5.....10s te.lBe per doz. N.Bs-Wedding and'Mourning orders pr omPtly executed. waY__' - 01 ';`, cik t Ti,t --15 'S'LA3fBS WOOL STOCKINGS 15ebo 36s „ Sall • . stes'• o s, s' he ble oe toTl,t,tbz'S MERINO SHIRTS , Se to 7s 64. each, ted I ' ) ol e 'lt.. F ,'"•.t.'N'S MERII4O DRAWERS 4s 6.1 to 7a Gd ~ villplANo - F 0 R T E S the d til "I'l EN'S MERINO SOCKS lOs to 160 per doz. " _ I , ' fi sh 0 , In returning thanks to the Friends of my late Husband, ANO CREDIT GIVEN. yroue Mr. JOHN MAGILL, and to the Public generally, for their , 1 ,,,0, bee _ ___ .. _ _ ._ '.e.''' - o-5..e.,.....,-..--,-„,...,,.. -_ liberal support during the last twenty years. I-beg to announce - • isP e Crso 4 that the business continues to be eari . eslon s n branches r ... .„.. $ ). _ . , •= ' L'A •D -- lES'BA G S. ; • ' as formerly ; and, havffiltth - etgairthe ery e thoroughly lez i • ., ilr . :; tiqt - ' '- - - ' • - -,, • competent Tuner, lam prepared to execute orders for the • ';',";or 71 ' - ---= TUNING OR REPAIR OF. PIANO-EORTES, • v O r r l' eeived,a - Itirge - Uonsigument of LADIES with the utmost promptitude, and in a manner calculated to _ give continued satisfaction . to my patrons. All orders to be e ver: , ' . B A G S , addressed to . ,efl 1 411. ab r' ' ' . . the New Shapee,:".at unusually IoW prices. MARTHA - - - MAGILL,- ! • )30-„, 0. l ii PIANO-FORTE AND MUSIC WAREHOUSE, - pr. - ' eg t S. ADAMS, • - lB, LONDON-ROAD, LIVERPOOL. -f_ • ' , , tol l ' I ':is„, ' \\*...), 1 ... L ..... 1 0 03T1KKET. , OPPOSITIS OLD POSTOPPTCF.-PLACE. " 11Pe t ;;1 ° .- Piano-fortes supplied on Hire, and old_lnstrunients taken in aii' lg rollr - - exchange.' MuSic at Half-price. . . 14d7 FO . e e;s DEPOT SPECIAL. - plo . N, - - . • . ... p FOX SALE, lANO-F 0 It TES bil 0 504 / -- ---- P 11 0 !4 ! - "i - W I L 1 ;s „ es s t::, . With easy. terms of Purchase. : _ o . -1 01 0P (of of Fon, " ill - I ,/ t P. -ESo. - ib • • •' • 14 - • ' PIANO-FORTES - ' ac id o f 'i / , \` R: 0 " .. r ooe * / oq ° KID GLOVES, ./.1, •- A qo TUNED, REPAIRED, EX.CHANGED, & LENT _ON HIRE; ^= of 4 <5. 0 s ' IN ALI, T:sgFpr, COLORS, - -t.., W. BOND & CO , : , e l 0 PRACTICAL PIANO-FORTE CO . ; ' MAKERS, - , .-- 0 sC e ° s o ------"'-- 9 - 4 , °ecits' ''' . V i --,_______ l- 11 - A f f ILO VES rtt 44 NO•RT 0 N - - S - T • RII E T---L--44 . r , „ e 0 z w . • LpfußpooL. , _ . • no g 4, \,, ____ - , P;iliog v eqpir , ..7. rot . coe KS, GENTLEMIN ' a A VtENILES F IVELSON'S PA-TENT GELATINE . ?tlie r In ever, aft. , ... 0 0 I s , 4 •Lso CHEA e BEST-EfFI - OLOVES, tt THOMPSON BROTHERS, - • • .I,li' t cj° . : As ;n Faris. 11 - or: 1* , ~? Ladv* e 2s. 6d. 5, E. 1., L.I 0 T-S Tlt E. T, '' 01 tq tP,.,, Gentlemen's.... 3s. . „.it" ',ti ' , - ' 9 _2%, z • , - - 3 A. 'Dress - 25- 5.4 - 0 . . Sell the above as follows :- , - rOP +.. ' ' s-• ,,, '_ ,..... ' , Ci l . 0 4 arch Ste .- .. ..p •- - 6d. PACKETS ; 41d. each 4s. "per dozen. - 5 ' 00 Is• , ~ -; Sid. •,, - - ' •„ • , . . , al - , 2s. 6d. ._ „ ls. 9d. „ .20s. ts 1 0 0 ~.._______ POUR GANTS-JOUVIN. ' In addition tre'ilicr al4ove; THOMPSON nß6Timits Sell efolior , i of 1 ,0 1 ...,.. ---______ , , _ _____ de BEST _FOUR_ S H ILLING. TEA in Englaod. -. 18feb16 A ,e , 4. 1, 1 •_.„ . . HEAT - OIS -EMINATOR t 0- 0 --"t; AND MILLINERY ROOMS, NA , TESS E L L ' S , :ter r AS 0 ,0 0 0 01 0cc 1 6 4., i, • , 94, BOLD-STREET. continues in great, favour wi.,...i.-e .".;:blie, being the - ' 40._ 4 0 1 ti At R , .-- - . only Gas Apparatus whiehovith Economy, eneure.e Ptirity and ?ode;o/I•ki te4, S . P. I C K.S T 0 C .1i Efficiency; and is well calculated for warming Greeuhousee ls. o O t N•s ti ;eett ii .. , _ Warehouse!, Halls, Offices, - &e. - ' - ---- - , ' ol i o r 4, 1, 4,.. , Yto announce to her. Friends, the Ladies of -. .: - C,...,' it. 'WESSEL,•: , - .-.. ---' F _-- 4 ,1(1/ .01 ' 1 :he vieiaity, that she has just `returned from , has appoin.te.d - - , - 0 9 1 , k A ,° 4 with an elegant assortment of. . W. BENNETT, GENERAL IRONFOUNDERS, P. -r ..1 rLES AND JA_CKETS• - SIR THOMAS'S BUILDINGS, LIVERPOOL,' -II it t • 1 ,, Also the newest designs in , . _ 3:: s. o9 The sole Agent for the above STON'E I , freno Whom all Informa 1 . ,, , - Air -LowtßS, WREATHS, HEAD-DREsseEss, &e., tion, Testimeniale, Cireulars. &c., can be obtained, and at, - ,f Tf Wie_,_ whose Sale-rooms-it maybe seen at work , - tts-07 I b ° ,;oo `e s , . 0 are now ready for inspeetien. - 4niar.,.. '.....„. 94: Rees Ts urrms-vier 4 ) BOLT 441 - ) 1)/ Nu. STEEEI A D.,kMS'S One Shilling PURSE, with elast NINO ORDERS PROMPTLI 12d3 EXECUTED t t 1 11 sd RUT'S PLAYING CARDS , Ly Pick. - 4WI),%Ey S. ADAMS'S rge assortment en land SI". 4 aede-aU ➢LOW PARKER S' NORTHERN DAILY TIMES GAS! GAS.! GAS! THE OLD GAS - FITTING WORKS, CHANDELIER, and LUSTRE MANUFACTORY IS REMOVED FROM 28, MANOVER-STREET TO LEITH HOU SLATER-.STREE T, ADJOINING THE BIBLE DEPOSITORY J. WREFORD HUNT; In announcing the above, returns his grateful thanks to the many generous Patrons who have so long supported him, and begs to assure them that, aided by the vastly increased facilities which thise Premises afford,' he will be enabled to presen to the Public the best assortment of Gas-Fittings, Chandeliers, and articles connected with the trad to be found The BRASS-FINISHING WORKS arc so replete that Orders can be executed on the shortest notice The GAS-FITTING and PIPE-LAYING will be conducted by able - and efficient - hands, strictly superintended, and none bn the best quality of materials used i LEITH HOUSE, SLATER-STREET BRONZING AND LACQUERING EXECUTED TO PURCHASERS OF FURNITURE (ORRIS AAD co., GREAT NORTHERN FURNITURE, CARPET, WAREHOUSf 12, BB.RBY AND BEDDING -BT.REET, LIVERPOOL, Hare always a STOCK of well-seasoned FURNITURE and UPHOLSTERY on hand, suitable for every &lass Residence INSPECTION EARNESTLY INVITED The £l4 WALNUT DRAWING-ROOM SUITE, covered in Velvet or Damask, consiets`of SIX CIIAIRS, COUCH, and TWO:EASY CHAIRS, to be had only of the Manufacturers MORRIS AND CO., GREAT NORTHERN FURNITURE, CARPET, AND BEDDING WARDHOUSI 12, BERRY-STREET, LIVERPOOL N. 8.--411 Goods Paoked and Delivered Carriage Free within Twenty Miles, THE DRESS DEP AR T MEN T • A 1 J. CAIPPS' SHAWL, MANTLE, SILK, AND DRESS ESTABLISHMENT, Exquisite besigns in FRENCH MUSLINS, BAREGES,. AND ALL THE NEW FABRICS FOR LADIES' DRESSES. GREAT VARIETY OF MADE-UP FLOUNCED ROBES, ONE GUINEA EACH, IN GOOD TASTE, BALL AND EVENING COSTUME. • TRAVELLING AND WEDDING DRESSES, • ' AND COMPLETE DEPARTMENT FOR MOURNING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. DRESSES MADE IF REQUIRED. THE SHAWL, MANTLE, SILK, AND DRESS WAREHOUSE, 14 & 16, BOLD-STREET. IRON AND' NAIL WAREHOUSE, BECKWITH-STREET, PARK-LANE, JOHN GIBBONS and CO. have ON SALE a well-tO - soited STOCK ef - tAR, HOOP, SHEEf, and Cut NAILS, &c„ Wholesale and Retail. from ~ and ROB IRON, STEEL, Wrought, TOSEPH HARRISON begs J extensive Premises, 70, GREAT GEORGE-STREET, GREAT GEORGE-PLACE, (LATE 'CREASY,) Ner and Sugar Basin ,from 70s Od ELECTRO-PLATED or NICKEL SILVER TEA SPOONS EIRSSERT SPOONS AND FORKS LONDO - N-BRONZED TEA. UEI IvonY TABLE Knivns, balanced handles ona 12E 6d HASTENER AND BOTTLE JACK FENDEB.S SET OF SIX OVAL DISH Co am 15s Od THE PARAFFIN from. 2s. Od Wholesale and Builders' Ironmongery B C 0 A L C 0 A L ! COA L ! FOR THE SALE OF FURNISHING - IRONMONGERY, At Prices, for CASH, that cannot fail to give general satisfaction. from 96 6d per dozen from 163 Od per dozen, em 22s Od per dozen. from 38s Oil each from 6s Od per se per dozer era lOs 6d per dwer anging, Locksmith, Wliitesmith, and Range . Manufactory to inform his Friends and -- the Public that he hAs opened the ISAAC 'COAL BRANCH OFFIt BEST uoust: COALS MERCHANT BRUNSWICK- ROAD 15s. Od. per Ton The above Prices include Delivery, CARTAGE FREE, within Three Miles from the Exchange,. Liverpool. A DISCOUNT of FIVE' pER CP,NT: is artoweirairat Accounts paid at the Office, 6, CASTLE-STREET; within One Month, from delivery of the Coa M. A. LLOYD, 101, Islingto: O. BROSTER, Post-offi Stimley C 0 A L! CO AL! !' C 0 'A I. H 0 ALA'S LITT __L. has always a supply of th BEST OBRELL AND OTITER WIGAN COAL L F. E - D -S S • T It QUALITY THE TEST OF CHEAPNESS Ansuraure SOWS THE ECONOMIC LIFE ASSURANQE SOCIETY, 6, NEW RRIDGE-STREEt ,BLACKFRIARS. LONDON. Establiihed 1823. The lowest rates of Premium On the Mutnal''Sygtem. The whole of the Profits divided every Fifth YtM• „ Assets amounting to £1,840,000: 1,, --' - The Bonus Additions in 1859 (which averaged,as,per cot The annual Income exceeds £260,000. ALEXANPER MACDON'ALD,:Secretary T. 0. COOPER and Son;s; Rumford J. C : andjA.. W. DYER, 43, Market r; ~ Royal Letters EVANS'S *IMPROVEMENT IN .11ANSOM.:CABS AMES EVANS beg! to inform the gentlemen of Liverpool and its r.cinity • that his New Patent in ANSOM CABS can now be seen at - hie Carriage Manufactory, 32 and 34, TARLETON-STREBT, and respectfully solicits an upection. ' f 3 BRUSHES, TUBS, BASKETS, &c ,A, I WHITI P H ' OOPERY, 19, ,WELAGE "1-STRE •JATORS i kMB TIT "H'S I S, BEI s OKEr 011 I .I‘{ N E CHEAPEST EST.VAIS 4 HMENT'IN LIVERPOOL. SMOKEY EPF:EbT-LtAL•LY CURF.D, KITCHEN RANGES BOILERS, and, .GRATES, of all descriptions,FlLTED'and' 'REPAIRED on- the most inaprofed principles; HOTHOUSE FLUES, &c., by S. SMITH, 4 r a ti e c r , 146 L, E $ ZAA L E B E Y T RE M yED s A T N II D E 1; 38 T : S LlNiaT.ollX4''' largo assortment Tops always on hand from 10s: 6d. ttpivards. ' ,adeo23. ItIIPTUILES-.L = EfROYAL LETTERS PATENT. rc W il F M ' S MQ,c-MAIN LEYER TRVS§ 18, '-' ^ 4 '200 Medlar Gehtleinento"be tfie -.of HERNIA; is hei-e showed the body., sb . hiirtful TR T LEV R 101 ;tchtb0 :ed 'by th A4Yt NO, moc-. be detected, - and' may bi CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY FURNITURE. Furnish satisfactorily, QUALITY must be considered as .well as PRICE. BRADLEY BROTHERS , duced the LATTER as . LOW as can be done without Injury to the FORMER. A visit to the CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY WAREHOUSES, BOLD STREET, LIVER POOL; and ARGYLE STREET, BIRKENHEAD, will be much more convincin g t o th e P urc h aser o f the advantages offered than any quotation of Prices. The FINISH Ele) STOCK consists of almost every requisite for the Cottage or Mansion, from the most luxurious to the simplest requirements of domestic use. BRADLEY BROTHERS, LIVERPOOL AND BIRKENHEAD at variety MAIN vacJx. ease' aid forwarded by post, on t he circumference of nesbelow the hips, being sent tn they Mann. !PUN' WHITE, 229,;PICCADILLY; ' LOYDON. le Truss, 165., 215., 265, 6d., and 311. 6d Postage ls. ' _ )ouble Truss, 81s. 6d., 425., and 525. 6d. ' • - Price ,of Postage 16.'8d. Umbilical Trusg, 425., and 525. 6d.• Postage I s. 11 P° B4-o ±liee orders . to be - - inade payable to JOHN WHIT post-offiep,,Pieeadij.iy• ' :ft C,l A and con ail cases of wcalciie;s, SPRAINS JOHN WHIT ~ 228, PICCADILLY LONDON PREPARATIONS FOR THE AERIAL TRANSATLANTIC VOYAGE The New York Times publishes a letter from Pro. fessor T. S. C. Lowe, the aeronaut, who proposes tc undertake the aerial voyage •to Europe in the City of New York .balloon. Professor Lowe reposes greal has taking in the efficacy of the Sed for the ,ccomplishmer apparatus lu of his under. and avows his dot, minatio: in case of •dis to repai damages pUSINESS CARDS and CIRCULARS PRINTED on the shortest notice by GRIFFIN and AUGHIE, ISuceeslors to Charles Willmer,) GENERAL PRINTHILS, 15, PI 4o VTR JOIIN-STILEET. N.B.—BOOKBINDING and STATIONERY MR. J. H. BUTTERS, SURGEON-DENTIST 48, PERCY-STREUT N.B.—Mr. B. has Vacancy for an Articled Pupil. do NOTICI WORKBOXES OF AND DESKS WALNUT, ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY, In immense variety, for Gifts, ss. upwards. 0. J. KEET, 88, 90, Axe 92, RENSHAW-STREET. n 1 VISITING CARDS.—A Copper Pl a t e , E ngrave d in aay Style, and Fifty Superfine Cards printed, for 2s. post free. Wedding Cards for Lady and Gentleman, Fifty each, with Fifty Embossed Enamelled Envelopes, and Maiden Name printed inside, 112., or stamps.—T. CULLETON, Heraldic Engraver, 2.5, Cranbourn-street, Leicester-square, London, W.C. tt URE WATER.—SAIINDERS an d CO.'S P PATENT SELF-CLEANSING CHARCOAL FILTERS are guaranteed to remove. TASTE,• COLOUR, and SMELL from any kind of Water. Hundreds of families have them in use, and bear ttestimony to their excellence over all others, the old plan of passing water through mere porous stoic being the leas efficient of any, as the pores of the stone soon become permanently choked, and the water is only clarified, but not purified. SAUNDERS and CO.'s FILTERS are patronised by the Liverpool Town Council, numerous scientific gentlemen, and the most eminent of the medical profession, in consequence of their immeasurable superiority. IG, PARKER-STREET, LIVERPOOL 3m CH BILLIARDS AND BAGATELLE NEW AND SECOND-HAND TABLES ALWAYS ON SALE, JOHN O'NEILL'S, 17, HOUGHTON-STREET. FRENCH TIPS, OF VARIOUS SIZES, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. A Liberal Allowance made to the Trade. Every other Article connected with the Trade, on the most Reasonable terms. 40n022 M OURNING JEWELLERY JOHN 0. JACOB, GOLDSMITH AND JEWELLER, 46, CHURCH-STREET, Respectfully calls attention to his superior Stock of _BLACK ENAMELLED JEWELLERY, BROOCHES, BRACELETS, NECKLETS, RINGS, PINS, AND STUDS, Of the most elegant Patterns and the best Quality Also, a large assortment of RE A L WHITBY JET, In the most choice Patterns. HAIR WORKED IN CHAINS, BRACELETS, RINGS, BROOCHES, AND NECKLETS, AND MOUNTED IN A SUPERIOR STYLE, The same Hair as left guaranteed to be used. JOHN G. JACOB, GOLDSMITH AND JEWELLER, 6, CHURCH-STREET. t s Ind try again may think that I am insane SOME rash, or a seeker after fame, but this is not the case, I have for two years coolly considered the, subject, ant have provided for every contingency. I intended tc make My first trip • across the ocean entirely a private undertaking ; but finding that the amount of expense to be incurred would over-tax my personal means, I have been compelled to announce a public oxhib ion, while preparing for the voyage. I am confident of success for various reasons :-1. I have a large balloon, which hal a capacity -of 725,000 cubi Id the ivelop be no _more pe! ucted, it *1 t than those which are Ily coast tain its power for a longer period 2. I have deviieC mechanical appliances for raisingiind lowering the bal loon while in the the different currents b, taken of so currents shoe ould the hal 1: I hate invented an apparatus for indicatin i'vantage 611-13 without expenditure of the liftin s rank low, so that ld I find myself going tol Should any acci oon • machinery fail to woik, the metalliel _►-te.-boat which will be susjie;id'edilkei gged with sails, and will prove gufWejently It is true, would have PTcr, .other season of the year for undertaking this experiment of transatlantic aerial navigation,; Le car, is strong to endure any ie ferred aor'" but should this first• attempt at an exploring expi ditiOn, as I term it, not prove entirely successful, shall not be discouraged, nor deterred from ins ing experiments with a view to ascertaining the of failure and the remedy thereof. I shalt_ lA plied with all the philosophical apparatus nec sary to make meteorolo, observations navigatio: it will b plipbed by, perseverance, even in the tion and detraction. lam willing to take the risk of oppi if I can do anything to add, in,1103+701( Mall a aiessu:r to the store of our scientific ,knowletlge, L shall f imply repaid.. I have no doubt, but cherish a that the- time is not far diitint air without thE aid of balloons forfora bdoy I have already 4eviseciTa jila4 for,,Fuaer an I; , e naatod in any direction -at a high rate of speed, as soon as propelling-power c be discOvered, the , weight of which shall be' one-third that we now' emtirci It only req u and. intelligent inventor to do this, and aerial kation will become a practical science. 7 --OUR. SAILORS ' AT "THE rEIHO 44w i ppointOd'It4 peapeAle term only 1 the I to, (1,-, §t4iiding.with4lack.'pip t hand; rtlied, when it IN and rifle in, I s remarked't& him t Ead had " Whwso ush yet." " No, sir ; wish we had They took a piece of my . thigh out, THE WA S MOVEMENT AT 'BLACKBURN.-A 1 tne operative weavers )f - Blatkburn - a Assembly y evening, H !d: upor rice df wages N'cra pxpres y and f THE BUILDERS' STRIKE The following propositions have been forwarded to an influential member of the Masters' Association by the Masons' Committee, viz. : "Masons' Committ( e-rooms, Sun Inn, Mason-st Lambeth, Nov. 11, 1859. ."To the Master Builders' Association of London. " Gentlemen,--We have the pleasure of forwarding you propositions for the final adjustment of the existing dispute : "1. The masons are prepared to resume work on the same terms as when locked out' on August 6. "2. The masters to dispense with the declaration. " 3. The masons are willing to resume work with those of their own trade, or others, who may have accepted the declaration. "4. The masons will work in strict conformity with the law of the land. " 5. The masons of London are willing to enter into a discussion of their by-laws, to be represented by six masons with six employers, and - should the masters and the operatives not agree to the satisfaction of both par ties upon any point at issue, the matter to be decided by a chairman selected from the following gentlemen : Sir Charles Barry, Mr. P. C. Hardwick, Mr. Digby Wyatt, Mr. J. Vulliamy, Mr. G. Cr. Scott, and Mr. W, Butterfield. "6. The masons of London wish it to be distinctly understood that they have withdrawn from the Confer ence, and that they give up the strike at Trollope's for . the nine hours, it being considered by them useless to contend longer upon that question. "7. Several attempts having failed to bring about a reconciliation with the master builders (for all parties) we respectfully solicit the employers to dispense with the declaration from the masons. Signed on behalf of the masons of London." On. Saturclay__.a..deputation of delegates from the Shaftesbury-hall meeting—consisting of Mr. Heap, Amalgamated Engineers; Mr. Murray, West-end Boot closers ; and Mr. Dunning, Bookbinders—waited upon the Masons' Committee, for the purpose of endeavouring to effect a reconciliation between the Masons and the Conference, who, as our readers will doubtless remember, have for some time past been acting independently of each other. The delegates faithfully discharged their duty, but failed in their object, as will be seen by the following resolution, which was subsequently unani mously adopted by the committee, viz.:-- " Resolved,—That it is the opinion of this committee, after hearing the deputation from the Trades' Delegates, that the conduct uniformly displayed towards the masons and the committee by the conference, in having discharged our representatives without even giving them a hearing, when their only implied fault was a sincere wish to settle the present deplorable dispute, and the several public statements designedly made by some of the leading members of the conference to damage the repu tation of the masons ; and, finally, suspending us from all participation in the lock-out fund, constitutes a series of acts of such an arbitrary nature, that we deem it im politic and undesirable to connect ourselves with that body again." FACTORY INSPECTORSHIP.-Mr. Leonard Horner has resigned the office of inspector of Factories. The Factory Act (probably through inadvertence) only authorises the appointment of a new inspector to be made in a case where a vacancy is created by death, ap k does not pro vide f6ille case of - aVicancy produced by voluntary resignation. The vacancy-created by the resignation of Mr. Horner will not, therefore, be filled up.—Observer. MYSTERIOUS DEATH.—On Friday morning, the body of Mr. Joseph Glover, of Orrell, near Wigan, for many years landlord of the Victoria Hotel, Wigan, was found in a lock_ on- the. Leeds and Liverpool Canal, about a mile from his residence. The previous night was ex ceedinglyfoggy, ankit is believed that, - whilst walking home along; the bank of canal, Mr. Glover fell into the lock and was drowned. A MAYOR CONVICTING HIMSELF.—Mr. H. Brown, late Mayor of Bradford, gave orders for an information to be laid against himself for having his chimney on lire, and, when it was heard, he attended the court and said that as he had often convicted others he felt that he deserved punishment. He was fined 2s. 6d., and 10s. costs, or "fourteen days in default." DEATH Or MR. ROBERT GuNN.--The North Briti s h Daily :~{iail (iflis - 0 - W) says :—We regret to announce the death of Mr. Robert Gunn, one of the proprietors of this journal, and who, since 1848, has taken the active management of its affairs. To Mr. Gunn's activity and energy of character the success of the North British Daily Mail may be chiefly ascribed. Mr. Gunn's death took place on Monday last at Lisboa, near Lisbon, whither he had gone for the benefit of his health, which for some years past has been in a very delicate state." FATAL STEAM SHIP COLLISION OFF WALMER.—Yes terday the Dublin and London steam ship Foyle, Capt. Ifigginson, arrived in the river, and reported having been in collision on the previous night, in the Downs, with the brig Campbell, Captain Young, of Maryport, which went down, and unfortunately one of the crew of the steamer, 'in lowering a boat, perished. The fore compartment of the steamer was stove in and filled, and much apprehension was felt ' It she also would go down, mined tight and thus pre. lAng with all on board. Th e I in the Thames from the ged her cargo was on st when sl the- bulkheads re the ship from 11 had recently a and having dis IN EDINDETIIGH —Por.sonie days this city le densest fogs that has ' Although the th has scarcely been navigable with safety, ind that the London and oversea steamers • . been experienced'f with-no accidents, and have anired with-almost r usual imnctuality. The Wanderer,' Buchanan ter, a,y,esseJ, 6if 700 tons .register,..from Quebec, with timber, mad,e, land near Dunbar - on Tuesday morning, but the fog being thick the lookout men were so de ceived.thattetre the vessel could be p;oft3utirillielook ' ear beach, where she lay till:tliitnext atcd' off 'uninjured,' and, with' th'b aid hed' the Victoria Docks on Wcdnes g hreeze set in when the veisel was have a wheil she ill of steam-tu day. Had t, in probability she would havo beoome otai wreck.--1-Seiittisla Press of Friday Right. A. FRENCH JACK SHEPPARD.—An extraorAinary I,cape from the.prison of:Orleans took plaoe on the fight on. Wedneaday...-.1-wan named Corbiertwaa-a b'e. the and stro had it mest niad in e ,not the • fewer three aol. turnkeys as made their r oun d s on w weeks back condemned by the Court of ASKIZPS city to forty years' hard labour for numerous bur s and for, pigamy ; and as he nad repeatedly condemned cell,in e a d pes efor• from prison, he w lodged fouud that when tt rsday. mon g: at i five o'clo ate: II had, i cut lucre of the till& oaken e cell ; then he had cut _nd ha.d passed by it into liy Means,,of a table be had ruched the aPitiment;, arid'deseended into the prin d; Ilavingithen need of a cotd;hb climbed ;...to' the laniiiity, and possesSd himself of the then'got on to the rool of tlfatbnild- )odWdrk whi lined t 3 aid or his 'cord,- thong. ;If doini Into another 'L -yard yen tly of Am'ize6i- and enters iitt ;as t Dar, Catripb( West Indies her way to IN the outer peristXe. it must )ped in one of ti some .years pass M i t& ,1 er4 „er ;61', asea L the Sa lie, he lifted Vein 'i. stiv,fid climbed over the faith hese details s Is whic ;al joui:na . ve taken the ni wall 'of his c steps or tne a and was frc wav ti how ho ac AA t C I which herein RICH FRENCH MANTLES. CRIPPS begs to soli c it an i nspec tion of his fresh arrivals of the graceful and Jv-F • elegant Long BLACK GLACE MANTLES, Now so much worn in Paris ; also, to the fresh Novelties in Light and Inexpensive MANTLES, JACKETS, AND SCARFS FOR THE PRESENT SEASON. J. C. also begs to state that his Manager of the Mantle Department has devoted much attention to the, Shapes and Styles of MANTLES suitable for MOURNING; The selection of the Silk, the application of the Crape, and the general effect of the Mantles when finished will, therefore, be found very supci.ior. THE SHAWL, MANTLE, SILK, AND DRESS WAREHOUSE, 14 Aso 16, BOLD-STREET. JOHN CRIPPS, Proprietor. GEOR GE TURN SR, W A I T E R. PYIYATS FAMIT.IIIO ONLY. 129, rA R 0 A I), (orroarrs ST. 70KX TILE BAPTISVS CIIIIILCH.) WEDDING BREAKFASTS, DINNER, AND EVENING PARTIES ATTENDED. fl 7