The Northern Daily Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-08 00:00:00

AO' \n, 'op ~,. t - r''': - .:W El --,, fli .1 ~-._.-, tYI 7),\,./., 41 _ ' 4 ; :1 E k T 1.4/ ~• ; it , ~ .t „ • Ai . . , F +;, I i I X ° 953. LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY, OCT( DubTir ilinuOements. Vubift fintufkmentO. T.) EA is , S T. GEORGE TREATRE ROYAL . PHI LIIARDIONIC HALL. QIIILLING CONCERT _ _ 'S II A L L T. G E O R G E'S II A L L CIIAAILES MATTHEWS Will commence an 'ENGAGEMENT or SIX NIGHTS ONLY At this Theatre, SATURDAY 'UNDER. TA TUE PEOPLE'S EVENING CONCRETS. THE PEOPLE'S SATURDAY EVENING CONCERTS LIVER ESTABLISHMENT Etlantell. ..... ••••••• REQUIRE D,u,n enepgetic person to - Introduce Stubb's Tradestne,:s' Protection Circular and County Court Gazette in Liverpool and various Towns. Remuneration —Apply at No. 4, Wellington -buildings, South Castle-street.. ;WANTED, near to the E xc h ange, an OFFICE; WAREHOUSE, and Large CELLARS, suitable zhant.—A4ress, stating rent and par— e Times office. THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, 81 inst. EDIATE PATRONAGE OP HIS WORSHIP TUE MAYOR, JOHN STEIVALT, ESQ., AND THE UNDER THE lIIMEDIATE PATRONAGE OF HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR, JOHN STEWART, ESQ . AND THE ' J. CARMICHAEL AND CO. ON MONDAY, THE I3Ta INSTANT, PRINCIPAL VOCALISTS. MISS RANSFORD, MISS LASCELLES ST. GEORGES'S HALL COMMITTEE. St GEORGE'S HALL COMMITTEE WILL SHOT T li. I S D A Y (IN EVERY DEPARTMENT,) MR. WINN. THE SECOND GRAND CONCERT WILL TAKE PLACE ON THE SECOND GRAND CONCERT for a Wine and Spirit A ticu!ars, X. Y. Z..-Nort.4l And Vie Chorus of the Liverpool Philharmonic Society INSTRUMENTALISTS NEWEST FASHIONS ;:. ii:;°nn:---Dress Boxes, 4s; Upper Boxes. 3s; Pit, 2s ; Gallery, -',Adn.2"_"'x Office-is now open from Ten till Three o'clock, for ',nay he b? eeats In the Dre ss Ci rc l e , an d ta ki ng Pr i vate Boxes, which ar,„_ll4l u uder the di rec ti on o f M r . Sh attleworth. Children i n 0u,,,,7evi1l not be admitt e d. D oors open at Half-past S i x, to at Seven o'clock. TIIE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL 'IONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 20. 144* GER:ILAN REED (LATE MISS P. HORTON), R . GERMAN REED, Will give their In tro l4 ct u tr e B . Irj AL AND POPULAR ILLUSTRATIONS, g a variety or Amusing and Interesting Scenes from Rea With English, French, and Italian Songs, 4301, 8 _ FOR ONE EVENING ONLY. uK th e Words to he had at the Theatre—Sixpence each, —Dress Boxes see, rile n4l; Upper Boxes, 3s; Pit,Gallery • ...o x 9Mce open daily, from Ten till . Three o'cicck, tur j il n, b e C a ate in the Dress Circle, and taking Private Boxes, which A : 4 l Na w ii , U under the direction of Mr. Shuttleworth. Children 4, tne ke " not be admitted. Door om at Ifa:f-ast Seven, to ight o'clock, terminating p at a quarter past Ten. A.TRE R 0 Y A L ---510IsELLE PICCOLOMINI Will giite ONE PERFORMANCE OF A TR A V I A T A! At this Theatre, 0 r ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, Two Last Representations in London, on October 23rd and 25th, . ---- ;1: . 21V ••••----- --------_____A i,,._ b".'4l-t AMPHITHEATRE, LIVERPOOL vato- pyoPrietor, Mr W. It. Copeland, Great Charlotte-et. ZVI Pneng m • e t for Two Nights only, of r'rep7- u • AIVD A e IRS n dEORGE VANDENHOFF, 4- I/t . R. utta to their departure for • United . States. TEAsDALE, the celebrated Pantomlnair, for One INN E • Nights only. tien,,, Va (;(:). 314 ft F—For the Benefit of Mr. G. Weston, Box-keeper, 4 4441 h0f f : I nFomar, Mr. G. Vardenhoff; . Parthenia. Mrs. G. ' 4, li' , Ballet of THE SPIRIT OF I.IRE, in which Di r e De r ' a4 ' 1, 9 will a ear And BOX AND COX. Box, M . eb x, lifr PP • 1 , 0 1 •oyle. h u ,..le, 14,.. - TAR day ',, SCHOOL f T e a SCANDAL . M. _ .e lir Peter It Charles j 4 , , , t e, t , A ir ' . 4 t r er ; Sir Oliver S . ur a r d Villierse n off ; ph Su ' rface Mr. Lunt; Sir Ben trii,l4i.arvithite., A!! a R INT and enh ff ; j C ns 7tibtree, Mr. ' Stoyle• Lady Teazle, MISCHIEF ' e nd G. i l . : Mrs. Candour, Mrs. m Power. ' op'l'l3 R 1 , !cholas Dovetail, Mr. Stoyle , anette, Mrs.. Power... s Iver. Juliette NVIN C/BLES. O'Slash, Mr. Baker; Victolre, xis v 134 'vrii, Miss Landon. I,ra42lenhofrav,—The Farewell Benefit of Mr. and Mrs. George 'l';',.',3thoffr,""ZHE LADY OF LYONS. Claude Melnotte,Mr. d G. V h r , —e Att- ) ' •` - , a tl'itle, Mrs. G. Vandenhoff. A" (comprellrinG 6der, 0 4.. 9 lieefe's Comedy of WILD OATo• Rover, .G. ki n PEttn d„1-44 Amaranth, Mrs. Vandenhoff. list . `44lt-5',--THE FLOWERS OF THE FOREST. Ishmae% 114 r; I,ll3eCit?tain Ilu,th Lavroek, Mr. John, Mr. B Itii,s ".nchen, Mr. Stoyle ; Cynthia, Miss Page; Starlight p li bo w , Pwer., Jan THE UNFINISHED GENTLEMAN. 'Wel% %Lir. Baker; us Miller, Mr. Stoyle; Mary, Mrs. B. i ll tl h° d'ast , ,,, ll . B • EMMA WALLER, ,su: s lled i ß a „ - e " In the United States and Austra i i with such di7- 410•4 b .s'ee,ss! and sin at the Theatre-Rval, Drury-lane, will -‘l)4lll.ec°nd Appear c a e nce in England, at Liverpool, on lue 13th nstant Wil l li on ' Der f on r MR, WALLER 11. itri., - ` ' v erY Evening In the Plays selected for represents- Iltilit.cil! Mrs. Waller'i Engagement, which is for Twelve lle 'l'is 'lon.... p it ry. 61. ,cress Boxes, 3s. ; Side Boxes, 2s. Gd.; Pit, is. 63. ; to,P. i ll bond Price —Dress Boxes, 2s. • Side ditto. ls. Gd.; Itiiit e llrin,. e °x- Office is open trom Ten tilf Three o'clock daily, ''' "eat ' in ' ' k• P• te Boxes Is 4 ,_lSay b„ in the Dreis Circle and ta ing riva . . co rn 'lns wi,'", uad under the direction of Mr. Shuttleworth..Children - 4'en ee St's" be admitted. Doors open at Half-past Six; to 1 0 . --- i . --.-!..Y&1, _c_L'clock precisely. t i, A 1-, AMPHITHEATRE k it Q. Per the BENEFIT o f Oit GE WESTON, Box-KEErzn 1,41 1 t. kxt, ENGAGEMENT 01 , 'at but T w ' ilt • .C 4 1 , 41 c for the Unitedir appearance pry EO. VAN . D s E to N the H ir O dep F ar F tu . re trith the States on Saturcray w m u orning. i'tkeVn ednieda.y), Oct. 8, the Performances will corn -I%o4:tar. y of 4r' NGOMAR! • • Vandenholl I Parthenia....llfrs. G. Vandenh 1 , .o.4whic f ter Which, t h e Popular Ballet of I ro e S h t PIRIT OF FIRE! on n he Lauri Family will 'l4 ' l4 * 11 ?Irl et e ta ‘o%.fith (by particular . request appear. B 0 om P., -LIVERPOOL ,s u -e - ACADEMY'S ANNUAL 4ltt/R---iktIBITopenION of th e WORKS b y M O D ERN in the EXHIBITION 1100 . m5 . , Old Post-office Season Tickets, e unt lDu Y. from Nin isk. Admissio. Gentle- JAMESaes ditto, 31. 6d. Catalo n, s gue, 6d. PELHAM, Secretary. X AND COX! Mr. Baker Cox 1 , 1 4 I NFANT MAG NET l a tr4l ' AORDINARY SUCCESS. 3 , 1 „,41 h at . 94 . , BO LD- STREET. or,e4Rnetale—potv.° witness the m rvellous performances of this child k, 4 fronl Joni •er barti e ,:li er.a n to Four, admiss ion . Is ; from Six . to Ten, 6 .d. - - at (7071 raogeiroattr:stetromsgirel hisv_illustrattona.—Private --,...,......___________ S T. __ .... G. E 0 R G E'S-HA L L. T It Performances on GREAT ORGAN . t h Will be given by the Organist, MR. W. T. BEST, 1. SATUDAY, MONDAY, AND THURSDAY Bmaotordy's Concert ....at 3 p.m. Thuthq's D 0..... ...... .. at 8 p.m. erkdnaizs, uraday's Do at 8 p.m. Leh De C 0,,, t° l l on Saturda and Ffo • Thursday, 3d. k'r fori t 'r a : e :st one h Y cnr. • Doorsopen' half an hour before 8T • GPP- ,ORGE'S HALL, LIVERPOOL, ea ts) 35.; Body of the Hall, 2s. ; Gallery, Is '' 't/i i lt A N D CONCERT b y t y .ts Will be given in the above Hall whe tt ,b4Y EVb.NING NEXT, OCTOBER 14, 1856, Lhe following eminent Artistes will appear. k A 1., , VOCALISTS : kx,„InaJAME ENDERSSOHN, '''', FANNY H UDDART, R. m. w. BALFE, Al It• SIMSANIkEEVES. Q tazo .Piiinci.f° TESTA UMEMTA LISTS : Coneert r in e a Miss ARABELLA GODDARD Mr. GEORGE CASE. 1, 0_6 CoM.'uctor Mr. BALFE , -8 c onsented to sing two of his own Songs [II' -tik t , NOTICE. • 41 1.. ti c--4` Nay „ T. G .,' for the GRAND CONCERT, at —c4 P be hn'z',OßGE'S HALL, on TUESDAY next, Oct. 14, 1 11 7,4 at the Music Warehouses of 1441lirars. /lime and Son, 57, Ch urc h -street; Iler. Ate' Sraraith, Lord- stree t ; and wii;larcals,. 1. Dredper and Son, Bold-street. ae iZeat4 s 'dy of the Hall, 25.; Reserved Seats. 35.—Irame o ; 4 e.cl ; m la r equested, as only a limited number of tickets iti. 4st Books of the Words 6d. each. ti sst",,,4eollB•—THE ONLY ESTABLISH ti- u t.„ NTHb,.._ • EI.:n;4,.OaN'EIRO DESCRIPTION IN LIVE . RPOOL. 0:io k e Iv. t Soprano. from the Philharmonic Concerts, 4 t tt co %cert.:MORRISON. Alto Tenor, from the Saturday ,h,AN,“rsihiri', and Sir STUART, Basso, late of the English 4:4et t c , ° (fe o ,,,') qpear nightly in the Madrigals, Glees, &c., at UNe),B.l-0.-.,"loCoVent Carden, London), Upper Dawson-street, , Bte , x tranceen of the Theatre Royal. Chops, Steaks, ALI, nri nc ser v ed in London. Doors open at Half-past 'Ollllll,lllOlll. r.—ADMISSION FREE. —GENTLEMEN (4 A , ors... `t.ta . P. , „. ;ri ft "' 114 . -p. ‘JOLOSSEUM, PARADISE-STREET.- 4t o - , 4 , Aiatiß. 'eatia, Proprietor.—The National Palace of Ito kn--tnents and the most elegant Lounge in Europe ! ;00 gi rish, t4 itik ti':,„4."flents !!—Double Company !!I Th's Evening 141'erotitine s'oiW,ek• In consequence of the present extraor llPl.binvec at Hatt rntl rnents the doors will open at Six o'clock, to ' t ita -It S b P a st A Grand CONCERT by the SARDINIAN AN (1 pe,,it,i Y,permission of the King of Sardinia. Triumphant tokiA4lY,the Las:Week of Mr. and !gra. H. CLIP roN, and l'ilr. 1: Ra ert a i C LIFTON (the Infant Thalia), in their novel t lvie a ns' 11 '4°"s. First introduction at this establishment of ta,l,, I.l,l6,,,,lYjlassical entertainment, " Les Orbraes Vivants : or (4. li'ekt ilatri ' • - a series of Antornatoms which exe, ute the most be rf tam, (-ate Dances, with all the ease, elegance, and grace s'oltiled klic---the result of lo 0. and arduous study, and will be k I), the the inventbr Astounding -9 Success of Mr. WALL thm_eitoe, `"e celebrated Americl ~, l e non. 'ci Vocaist, Mimic, and Afusical , A3 l , corep arabla3sical Gymnasia bY the BROTHERS CAPLENE, 114,, ILL,tio GYnanasiasts. ' First appearance of Madame ni c " ,, of 4 Ph,aslag Bravura and Ballad Vocalist. Unbound 4x. J,* th e ~.„. r. G. ItiC 51500. Great Success of Mr. CAM P CNyee‘,l.l4l4:ll4facteristie. sDd ner • Continued Success of Mr. W. ori of oud,ile celebrated Mimic and Comic Vocalist. Last 4 ati kr 4 Den , t ~.. ° FFROZZI, the extraordinary Contortionist. beticritisteal Director ix o clock, to commence at Half-past. Leader therector, .11r. SrArrNArty The Powerful Brass c'r t:4der a• _.O E nt _ . Direction of Mr. J. ARTINGSTALL. Director 4 t be:l"tinutents, Mlr• HEATH, Jun. Cbildren in arms ,ulitted. AduilsiOn--Upper Hall, 6d, Lower Hall, 3d, Mr. B uck stone's Mr. Stoyle Violin Violoncello, Adrnissioi Organ Mr. HENRY BLAGROVE. HERR HAUSMANN. ...Mr. GEORGE HIRST. tall s and Gallery, la.; Boxes, 2 Doors open at Seven o'Clock. Concert to commence at a Quarter T:ckets may Le Lai at e Office of the Society, Exchange-court, Exchange-street East MONEY TAKEN AT THE DOORS. By order of the Core HENRY SIIDLOW, Secretary. C L A Y TON H•ALL ON SATURDAY NEXT, TEE 11TH INSTANT, (By general desire), there will be A MORNING PERFORMANCE OF THE PROVERB, "NEVER JUDGE BY APPEARANCES." At Ilalf-past Two o'clock The PROVERB, " NEVER DESPAIR," will be produced next Week. The LIBRETTO by HENRI DnArrort ; the Music by. T. F. DITGIGAN. CLAYTON-HALL, THIS EVENING AT EIGHT O'CLOCK THE EMINENT VOCALISTS IUFR. and MRS. H E NRID — R AYTO N, from the Theatres Royal Drury-lane and Covent. Garden, will appear every Evening in their celebrated Operatic Dualogue, entitled, ILLUSTRATED PROVERBS! The Music composed by E. J. Loder. The Libretto written by Henri Drayton. Conduc.or and Pianist.... Mr. Harley Palmer. PART I. " Put your Shoulder to the Wheel."—O'd Proverb. Arthur Mr. H. Drayton. Fanchette ... Mrs. H. Drayton. " The Student at Home," apostrophe to music. Song, "The Artist's Dream," Mr. Draytr n.—Time wasted, bills to be paid, a word about duns, a friend consulted.—Fanehette, the Laudledy'a Daug,hter.— " A friend in need," pe r pl ex i ty o f the student, a good couns e l g i ven in a Song, "Jupiter a n d th e Teamster," Mrs. Drayton.—What the student had done and why he did not succeed, the: moral pointed, the composer's difficulties, manager's excuses, and prima donna's caprices; a word of hope and preparations to meet the prima donna difficulties, Fanchette 's advice, nec e s s it y o f go i ng to Italy; the manner of going there and still remaining In England; Murray's guide book, its advantages, advice followed, Fanehette's plan, a disguise.—Ballad, " Mary of the Vale," Mrs. Drayton.—Prepara tions for a new part, the student's difficalty in choo.ing a language in which to address the prima donna, English versus Italian and French.—Song, "Chanson Canadienne," Dlr. Drayton. Arrival of the prima donna, embarrassment.of the student, a moral pointed, " When in Rome do as the Romans do ;" a duet and a song from an unpublished opera.—"'At break of day," Mrs. Drayton.—Furthtr surprise of the student and the rehearbal of a grand duet, " Draw near. I pray," Mr. and Mrs. Drayton.—Ballad, "Deep in my heart," Mrs. Drayton.—The disguise discovered, Fanchette points another moral, acclpts the student's Land, and deciding to rely upon their own exertions, they " l'ut their shoulders to the wheel," and say, that" Where there is a will th ere i s a way. PART 11. " Never judge by appearances."—Old Proverb. Oscar Lecordier.. Mr. Drayton r Louise Lecordier.. Mrs. Drayton. "Un 'Marriage de Convenance," husband and wife, how they live, and why they were married, a retrospective view and future prospects. Song, "I've loved 'thee long," Mr. Drayton.— Reasans for not loving a husband, a golden one for loving each other, the signal and a natural request. Duet, " Good husband now." Mr. and Mrs. Drayton.—Recit. and Ballad. "If I but dared," Mrs. Drayton.—Domestic quarrels, and the wife's departure. Duettino, " I've said it, sir," Mr. and Mrs. Drayton. —A reasonable desire, stratagem versus authority, the forged letter, the wife's quandary, arid success of the stratagem. Resit. and Grand Air, " ! yes, as in the play," " How oft in fancy," " Happiness," Mr. D rayton.— Second thoughts, the husband's situation anaylsed, the wife's re turn. Duet, "Good night," Mr. and Mrs. Drayton.—Recit. and Grand Air,'' " Dear husband," '' When in solitude," " Hope now brightly beams," Mr. and Mrs. Drayton.—Grand Duo, " Madame. I know all," Mr. and Mrs. Drayton.—A promise fulfilled, a "Row land for an Oliver," the signal," The Green-eyed Monster." Con firmation strong proof of Holy Writ," the letter, " Let him laugh who wins," showing that one should seldom or " Never judge by appearances." Boxes, 2s; Stalls, Is ; Gallery, 6d. Children under Twelve years of age, Half-price to the. Boxes only. The Doors will , be open at Half-mast Seven, the Entertainment to commence at Eight o'clock. 19tIbtir Notictg. rpo be GIVEN AWAY, a CAT.—. 117, Church-road, Stanley. Apply at Na LOST, LAST NIGHT, at the Bible Meeting, St. George's Hall, a BLACK OVERCOAT. Whoever will return it to filo Owner will be rewarded.—Address 39 and 41, Fox-street, Livery zol. J p UTCH RHENISH RAILWAY.Notice is hereby g'ven, that the ADJOURNED GENERAL MEETING of SHAREHOLDERS will be held at Twelve o'clock at noon, on Tuesday, the 2lst of October instant, at the Amsterdam Station, in order to carry out Nos. 8 and 12 of the Resolutions passed at the Meeting of the 30th of June last. After which the Meeting Will be made Special, to give effttct to No. 13 of the aforesaid Resolutions, by voting such remuneration to the Commissaries, Directors, and Officers of the Company as may be deemed advisable; and to approve of the Construction of a short Junction for facilitating the Traffic between Amsterdam and Rotterdam (conformable to article 3 of the Statutes.) "'le Direction of the Dutch Ithenish Railway Company. CHAS. W. HESLEDEN, fres. pro tern. J. C. 8. JACOB, Secretary. - -Ran A msterdam, October SUPERIOR HAIR CUTTING at ASTLEY'S 53, BOLD STamm—There are Six Hair-cutting Rooms, a separate one being used for each person, and no intrusion, under any circumstances, during the cutting, dyeing, cleaning, or dressing the hair. LESMINGTON PRIZE KITCHENER DEPOT REMOVED FROM RENSIIAW-STREET TO 14, PARKER-STREET. Th. Improved PATENT LEAMINGTON PRIZE KITCHENER, the most efficient, economical, and con venient Range yet before the Public. "Merchants' New Dining Room., Slater-court, Castle-street, Liverpool, Sept. 25, 1856. "As proprietor of the above Rooms, I have much plea sure In bearing testimony to the great capabilities of your Leamington Prize Kitchener which is erec.ed on my pre mi.es: It is, under proper management, able to cook for 1,200 to 1,500 persons in three hours. " DAVID ANDERSON." Liverpool, Se pt., 185 6. "I have been, during the last two " years, head cook at the Merchants' New Dining Rooms, and during that time have used your Leami gtort Prize Kitchener belonging to that establishment. It performs all the operations of cooking with a certainty of result and a speed which I have not been able to find united, to anything like the same extent, in any other apparatus of the kind. I may further add, that it is an economical means of preparing all kinds of food, espe cially on a large scale, while it is in principle so complete as to fit equally well for the requirements of the 'pansies] or cottage. ' 6 Was. EDWARDS." "Royal Hotel, Mar.che , ter, Sept. 23, 1836. "As head cook of the Merchants' New Dining Rooms during th • proprietorsh'p of Mr. Feeny, I have had every opportunity of testing the efficiency of your Leamingron Pi he Kitchmer, and certify that it is capable of p,rforming all that Mr. Anderson hi.s said of it in the preceding memorial A. RUTIII "Messrs. Ashworth mid Leach, 14, Parker-street, Liverpool." For Price Lists, &c., apply to Charles S. Lowndes, Sfanu facturer, Leamington; or to the Avents, Messrs. A6IIWO.RTH & LEACH, 14, Parker.ctreet, Liverpool. GREY HAIR RESTORED to its ORIGINAL COLOUR with ease, safety, and certainty, by the PATENT GALVANIC COMB, Hair and Flesh BRUSHES, which are also an unfailing remedy tor nervous headache, alai all neuralgic affections. Illust rated pamphlets, " Why Hair becomes Grey, and its R' medy,gratis, or 6y post for four stamps, Sole Licensee, F. M. HERRING, 32 Basinghall-street, London. Baker, 80 , Bold-street; H. and W. Jac" A caNTs Fos. I.lvsaPoor. :—Barber, chemist, 51, Great George-st ; Sagae Flannagan, 3, Be rry - street ; Carlisle and sen, g r , 34 7, , , C 0 I s ri t t l fp - i s e t a r e s e a t nl, Pierce, IS, Dale-street; Segaton and Co., 95, Gran Le-lane, Birken head. RUPTURES—BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. WHITE'S MOO-MAIN LEVER TRUSS is allowed by upwards of 200 medical gentlemen to be the most effective Invention In the curative treatment of HER NIA. The use of a steel spring, so hurtful In Its effects, is here avoided; a soft bandage being worn round the body, whil st the re quisite resisting power is supplied by the MOC-MAIN PAD and PATENT LEVER, fitting with so much ease and closeness that it cannot be detected, and may be worn daring sleep. A descriptive - circular may be had, and the Truss (which cannot fail to fit) for warded by post, on the circumference olthe body, twoinchesbelow the hips, being sent to the Manufacturer, Mlt. JOHN WHITE, 228. PICCADILLY, LONDON. Price of a Single Truss, 16s, 21s, Ids 6d, and 31s 6d ; postage, Is. Double Truss, 31s 6d, 425. and 52s 6d; postage, Is ed. An Umbilical Truss, 42s and 528 6d; pastage, is It'd. P office Orders to be made payable to Mr. JOHN WHITE, post-office, Piccadilly. yijLASTIO STOCKINGS, KNEE CAPS, &e., for VARICOSE VEINS, and all cases of WEAK NESS and SWELLING of the LEGS, SPRAINS, Sze. They arc porous, light In texture, and inex7spe6ndsi::,iand are drawn on like an Ordlnarystocking. Price, from 6s each; postage, 6d. WHITE MANUFACTURER, zas / ICON/ILLY, LONDO N SATURDAY EVENING NEXT, OCT. 11, When the following Artistes will appear— MISS ELIZA FAR.RELL, Of the Nobilities' Concerts, London. MISS LANDON, or tue Thca're Royal, Liverpool. (By the kind permission of W. R. Copeland, Esq.) MISS GASKELL, Her Second Appearance. MR. SCARISBRICK and MR. WILSON. Assisted by a dEROUS CHOIR OF THE APOLLO GLEE CLUB. GRAND ORGAN-. __lR. W. T. BEST. DIRECTOR—M R. G. HO LDE N, • 111.orAGEn—MR. C. REY2COLDS. G . ALL.ERY-TIIREEPENCE: Body, c•f the 14a11—,Sixpnwcu. Reser% Scats—OKs SHILL►NG Doors Open at Seven, to eommenc, at ElKht precisely. C A ft' IS THE LARGEST STOCK. THE FINEST FOREIGN BRANDS. THE CHEAPEST HOME-MADE. L. GOLDSMITH AND CO.'S, 4, ST. G.EORGE'S-CRESCENT. CIGARS AND TOBACCO In Boud, for SHIP'S STORIES AND EXPORTATION TIIRMEAU BROTHERS, • 11, CASTLE-STRE'ET. eILENFIELD PATENT STARCH, UI USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY. The LADIES are respectfully informed, that this STARCH is EXCLU SIVELY USED IN THE. ROYAL LAUNDRY, and HER MAJESTY'S LaurrnnEsssays,that although she has tried WHEATEN, RICE, AND OTHER POWDER STARCHES, she has found none of them equal to the GLENFIELD, which is THE FINEST STARCH SHE EVER USED. WOTHFRSPOON and CO—Gr.Asoow AND LONDON. lIE LIVERPOOL WAITERS' • A , ISSOCIATION. We hereby authorise the undermentioned Members of this As , o dation to receive Subscriptions and Donations for the tench; of this Institution :- 1 (A. D. Wilkie, Ilarrineton.street Dining Room. C. Chalk, London Coffee House, St. John's-lane. John Mackrell, Wellington Hotel, Dale-street, Head Waiter. George 14 ryant, Angel Hotel, Head Waite:. John Williams, Royal H ;tel, Dale-street, Head Waiter. John Gavin, Adeiphi Shades, Waiter. , • James llenbow. Fleece Inn, Copperas-hill. Mr. Ellams, Publican. John M'Cracken, Town's Waiter, 63, Bamber-street, William Clark, lllerelian;s' Dining Roams. Rcbert Brown, Soho-street. Frederick Kllington, Salisbury-street. .1. Rinks, Boundary-place. E. Kinks, Boundary-place. C. Clayton. Blexard's Hotel. F. K. Gamm, Office, 3, Clayton-square. E. Edwards, Acting Manager. Mr. Rysdal, Office, 3, Claytou-square. Mr. Smith, Masonic Tyler. Thomas Smith, 21 Years' Waiter at the Adelphl. By order of the Committee. T HE LIVERPOOL WAITERS' ASSOCIATION AND REGISTRY OFFICE. 3, Clayton-square, October 3, 1856. This is to cutify, that Joli.ph Stinks and Alfred Hunt serv,.d me as extra waiters, and that they gave me ample satisfaction. (signed) SAuvat. rowaßs, Angel Hotel. T HE LIVERPOOL WAITERS' ASSOCIATION AND REGISTRY OFFICE. The undermentioned Articles are on Hire, t the following States : Best Table Knives, Is. 63. per dozen per day, "t) be returned clean," or an extra charge of 3d. per dozen. Tabl s Spoons Tea ditto . . Tea Ware Jugs, Sugar Basins, Slop ditto ,Os 61 per dozm ........ os 21 „ ...... O3 ?id „ 3 1 Plates.... . ... .......... Glass Salt Sellers and Mustards ..Os 6d „ Tea Mashers, 60 gallons.. 3s 01 each. Ditto Small, 35 ditto .... .. ... ....... ..........*,:s 64 „ Tea Urns Large Portable Boiler Twelve feet Tables Table Cloths .... P.B.—lf sent into the country carriage to be paid by hirer. .... ,ovrc articles supplied In quant ty, T HE LIVERPOOL WAITERS' ASSOCIATION AND REGISTRY OFFICE. Established for the purpose of supplying all branches of general information, as regards shipping, insurance, and interivetation. The Sceietv number amongst its members Five Interpreters, who have at their command all the European Languages. r E LIVERPOOL WAITERS'ASSOCIATION AND REGISTRY OFFICE. Ce bureau est ouvert dans 'lntention d'assurer aux strangers et autre3, touter informations, et ort.t'ction, qu',ls peuvent de.irer sott en affaires mar:Cr:nes suit en autres matiere. Its comptsntparaTi — leuTs — inemb7es eitTqUe interpretes q u i peuvent disposer de tautes les langues Europeenes int?rprete Friancais, et gerant de la-soeie:d, M. EDWARD EDWARDS. Consulat de France a Liverpool Je soussigne, Consul de France a Liverpool, certifie qe'apit2s avoir cause avec Mr. Edward Edwards, j'ai r,couriu qu'il pos:.ede une parfaite connalssance de la Lingua Francaise, et est parfai.e. meat a rnerne de servir d'int-ffprete et de t adu,teur. Liverpool, le 3 Octabre, 1856, F it ai, French Consul. CORNS! MR. RE ND ALL, CORN EXTRACTOR, Of 85, Regent-stree, London, IT 34, BOLD•STREET, LIVERPOOL • His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge had corns extracted by Mr. Rendall without pain. August 28, 1856. _ _ _ From Dr. Bickersteth, 2, Rodney-street. Mr. Bendall has extracted a corn from my foot without pain. July 15, 1856 R. BICHERSTETIi. From William Statham, Esq. ' County Court, Lime-street. I hereby certify th a t M r . Rendall has this day extracted a painful excrescence from my foot without the least pain. (signed) WILLIAM STATHAM. From Dr. O'Donnell, Rodney-street, Liverpool. Mr. Rendail has succeded in extracting a corn from my foot with out pain. Jonal O'DoNNELL, M.D. July 15, 1856. I have the greatest confidence in Mr. Rendall as a chiropodist, after ten years' comfortable experience through his operations. 3, Nelson-street. , T. P. FAY, Surgeon-dentist. Mr. Readall this day extracted three bad corns from my wife's feet, most expeditiously, and without the least pain. 8, Canterbury-street. W. NATION. From the Right Rev, the Lord Bishop of London. Mr. Rendail has effectually cured some corns on my feet without giving me any pain. C. J. LONDON. June 6, 1848. From the Right Hon. Charles Shaw I.efevre, Speaker of the House of Commons, I have great pleasure in s:ating that Mr. Rendall has been of great service to me in curing a troublesome corn. C. S. LEFEVRN. 89, Eaton-square, August 16, 1856. The Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of Oxford has had corns extracted by Mr. Rendall without the slightest pain. Mr. William Jones, Chemist, ig, Berry-street, Liverpool. had corns extracted from his feet ten years ago by /11r. Rendall. He has not had any pain in the parts since. I feel pleasure in recommending Mr. Randall. He has this day extracted a corn from my small toe, root and branch, without the srghtest pain. 'PEttarcx .1. WILLIAMS. 79, Lord-street, Liverpool, July 16, 1856. Mr. Remitsll has this day extracted three corns from my feet with out pain THOMAS PARLEY. 128, London-road, Liverpool, Sept . . 9, 1856. From Mr. Proctor, Ch mist, opposite the Adelphi Hotel. Liverpool. I feel pleasure to recommend Mr. Rendall. He extracted some corns from my feet ten :years ago. I have not had the least pain Sept. 1, 1856. since.—: Mr. Priestley, 52, Lord-street, can strongly recommend Mr. Ben. dal!, who extracted corns from his foot in the year 1844. He has not had the least pain since. The following are a few of the gentlemen who presented Mr. Rendall with .sritten testimonials when in Liverpool ten years ego. Those on whom he now calls declare they have not felt the slightest pain since. Should any one on whom Mr. Rendall operated on ten years ago now feel the slightest vain, they may have a corn extracted free of cha-ge. This Is Mr. Rendall's last visit. Dr. M'i'siccll. R chmond-row, Liverpool. illiam Eleven r, Esq., 41, Devonshire-place, Everton. William Parke, Esq., 119, Chatham-street, Liverpool. Thomas Dodson, E.g., 17, Rodney-street. Liverpool. George Hardman, Esq., Limekiln-lane, Rock Ferry. Thomas Robinson, Esq., Sand ord House , Bootle. F. R. Hughes, Esq , 41, Bedford-street North, Liverpool: Philip Reveler. Esq„ 99, Islington, Liverpool. E. Priestley, E.g. Fairfield Cottage, Toxteth Park. Alexander Smith, Esq., Exchange-buildings, Liverpool. ; J. Toulmin, Esq., 4. Kent-street, Liverpool. John Carisle, Esq., 174, Grove-street, Liverpool. William Henry H u gh es , E s q. John J. Ban n i ng , E rq., Edge- l ane, Li ver pool. J. K. Mye r s, Esq., Sandon-street, Liverpool. Thomas Copilot) Esq., 37, ', r id ge -street, Birkenhead. ' Rev. Alfred Wilkinson, Is, ri,kley-street, Toxteth Park. Colin Campbell, Esq., ' o.tetti Park, Liverpool. John Boyd, Esq., 18, Cazneau-street, Liverpool, late C ap t a i n 2n d Regiment. S. White, E sq ., C orn Merchant, 17, Duke-street, Edge-hill; Liverpool. For a few days. E ngagements at his house;Bs, Regent-street, London, precludes the possibili ty longer. of his remaining In Liverpool CORNS, BUNIONS, , i;T RA 4) T E E F I F ; CTIVE TOE NAILS E l ,l- In Three Minutes, without cutting or pain. E licurs Irorn Ten till Four, p.m., WILL TAKE PLACE ON SATURDAY EVENING NEXT, oar. 11, When the following Artistes will appear MISS, ELIZA FARRELL, Of the Nobilities' Concerts, London. MISS LANDON, Of the Theatre. loyal, Liverpool. (By the kind permission of W. R. Copeland, Esq,) MISS GASKELL, • Her Second Appearance. MIL SOARISBRICK and MR. WILSON. Assisted by a N UMEROUS MOIR OF THE APOLLO GLEE CLUB GRAND ORGAN-MR. W. T. BEST. MUSICAIt 4 DIRI-:Cran—M It. G. IiOLDE N. MANAGER-MR. C. REYNOLDS. G AL L LER Y-THREP EN CE. D,cly of the llall—StartmeE. Iteservel Seats—ONE Sou,rallo Doors Open at Seven, to commence at Eight precisely. .23ailluap Potirts. eI_REAT WESTERN RAILWAY.—Cheap Ur Excursion Trip to DOVER, FOLKESTONE, TUN BRIDGE WELLS, HASTINGS, BRIGHTON, RAMS GATE, MARGATE, CANTERBYRY, and DEAL. TO-MORROW, OCTOBER 9TH 7 1856, A CHEAP EXCURSION TRAIN WILL LEAVE Liverpool (Landing Stage) Birkenhead..... Chester...., For the abov e - named stations, via Reading and Reigate, an d will return on Wedneadgy, the 15th instant, from Deal and Ramsgate at 8.15 a.m.. Canterbury at 8.45 a.m., Margate at 8.0 a.m., Brighton at 9.30 a.m., Hastings at 0.0 a.m., Tunbridge Wells at 9.40 a.m., and Dover and Folkestone at 8.30 a.m. FARES THERE AND BACK. To Dover, Folkestone, Tunbridge WellsHastings,.Ramsgate, To Brighton. Margate, Canterbury, and Deal. Ist Class. Cov'd Car. Ist Class. Cov'd Car. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. Liverpool or 1 Birkenhead 32 6 ' 20 6 .... .. 30 6 18 6 I Caester ... — 3 O 0 19 0 CHILDREN UNDER TWELVE YEARS OF AGE HALF PRICE. TICKETS are not transferable, and are only available by the Excursion Train. Passengers using them by any other Tram will be charged the full fare. LUGGAGE.-3o lbsTweight of luggage allowed to each Passen ger, and that co packed as to be under their own care, as the Com. vane will not be reaponsilde for loss or damage. 0 ISEA U'S GONNOERHUA SPECIFIC , TASTELESS, SPEEDY, & CERTAIN. _____--•. RICHARD BIRD, - CLIEMIST, 4, EXCHANGE-STREET EAST, f:IVERPOOL. SOLE AGENT. In Cases at 4s. 6d. and 119. --;----------- GRAND YIN DE CHAMPAGNE CHARLES FARRE, Successor to MAX SITTAINE,&:Co., Rheims. Undersigned have thevleasui-e to announce that they have undertaken the AGENCY of the above firm, for the Sale of its Champagne Wines in th , s town and neigh b .urhood. Their quality is very superior, and prices moderate; and a First. class Medal having been awarded to the manutacturer at the Great Paris Exhibition of 1855, is a sufficient proof of the purity and goodness of his brands. A trial only will prove them inferior to no other brand imported into this kingdom. and euperiar to many whose names are the principal part of their goodness. For list of prices and tem s of payment apply to GELLER and .CO., 2, Slater-eou. t, Castle-street. NOTICE IL LT AM , B AYE S solicits the edict:lion (I parties Furnishing or Changing their Residences to his well•seasoned and warranted Stock of FURNITURE and REDDING, and assure them that he can supply Goods of Ms own MANI:, FACTURE at mum Lowea PRICIiS than is usually charged for inferior articles of London maAe. 26, BASNETT-STREET, WORKS-WOOD-STREET § FLEET-STREET. TO CAPTAINS, 3IERCHANTS, AND OTIIEB.S. E LEGA NGE AND • ECONOMY COMBINED AT r MYERS', FASHIONABLE TAILORING AND OUTFITTING EstABLISIIMEAT, 72, LORD -STREET, LIVERPOOL. Gantt:nen can save Twenty per cent. by having their clothes made here. A scientific correct fit, and choke from select Stock, of the moat approved materials. N.13.—N0 Ready made Clothes kent anon the Preen pa. 11111)EARD AND FOARD'S COLOURED JO_ PHOTOGRAPHIC f INIATURES. XYLOGRAPIIS, FROM 3s. Ed. EACH. PHOTOGRAPHIC INSTITUTIONS, 34, CIIIIRCH-STREET, 14. St ANN'S-SQUARE, MANCHESTER EMO V A L NOTICE OF 12, SELLING Or r. IMPORTANT SALE OF CARPETS of every , description, Floor Cloths, Drugpets, Rugs, Mats, &c. Damasks, Chintzes, and all hinds of material for Window Cur tains, Bed-Hangings, Upholsterers' Trimmings, &c. &C. GEO. WOODS. ADELPHI HOUSE, 21, BOLD-STREET, n informs his F r i e nd s an d t h e Public, that he is now SELLING OFF tt e whole of his Stock as above, at a Great Re duction in Price. preparatory to removing to his new premises, THE "PALATINE ESTABLISHMENT," Adjoining the new Palatine Club. CARPET WAREHOUSE, FRINGE MANUFACTORY, AND GENERA L FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT. Adelphi House, 21, 80ld -street. CLEAN BEDDING A LUXURY !! T SANDERSON begs to remind his customers do who are at present from home at the watering places, that the time has arrived for having their BEDDING OVER HAULED, CLEANED, and RE-MADE, so as to be in nice order on their return home, He also intimates that it is time to have Bed rooms thoroughly:STovEn and Punt PIED, in order to destroy vermin and other impurities, and thus secure a good night's rest during the approaching winter, cleanliness and comfort being as necessary to sound health as the most nourishing food. The Address is as it has been since 1829. No. 4, ADELAIDE-BUILDINGS, RANELAGII-PLACE J. SANDERSON , , (LATE J. LYON, SEN.) NEW GRAVING DOCKS, NEAR WOODSIDE FERRY, BIRKENHEAD. THE Subscribers beg to inform their Friends, and Shipowners in general, that their NEW DOCKS are now ready fur business, and solicit the favour of their patronage. Facility tur repairing and classing ships has their most particular attention. They invite inspection, awl annex terms of admission. DIMENSIONS OF DOCKS. No, 1-400 feet long, 85 feet entrance. Water on the Blocks 3-200 No. l same as at the Sa ,10 ndon Graving Docks. Ships will be, when In our docks, with reference to rates and our liability, precisely es though they ware nut in the Liverpool Docks. All carpenters', smiths', joiners', and blockmakers' work done on the premises. Spacious accommodation for storing sells and rigging is provided, if they have to be removed for repairs or other wise, and, in case of need. for cargo. Machinery and Cranes are erected for converting and transporting materials, wh'ch save t,me, labour, and cartage. An ample stock of materials always On hand. comment gat advantage of a p r i v ate do c k f or repa i rs nee d s no CLAYTON & McKEVERIGAN. October 1,1856 N.B.—The business at the Queen's rock as usual. , Liverpool, carried on Y HI T E GUT T A. PERCHA ENA MEL, Pei: e 1 .. 6a. *:,* FR S TEETH. This invaluabl O TOPPING e. preNration h l b en been introduced by Messrs. GABItIEL, the ole-ektablished Surgeon Dentists.of 79. Fenchurch strett, Lond on, and 112, DUKE-SThEET, LIVERPOOL. sent free t of 20 stamps• by post on r e ve l 1.1 r per box, withfull directions enclosed; or will be vn'Y one ti box an P me the Enamel, as full directions are enclosed in ea C:-. To be had from the following chemists :—Messrs. E. Roberts, .4, Bold.,,tr,ct; Walker, 20. Ranelagh-street; T. J. Williams, 79, Lord-street, and 6, Argyle-street, Birkenhead ; Jones, 5, P ara di se . street, and 94, London-road; I, Jones, 1, King-st reet . Marine view, Egremont ; John Oliver, 19, St. James's-place; Joel Kirkas, IVlill-street and Bootle; John Anglor, St. James's-street; W. E• Sanders, Falkner-street; Robert Price, Brownlow-hill; Leadbeater, Vauxhall -road. Wholesale Liverpool agent :—James B. Jackson, Druggist's Sundry W are house, Post-o6lee-place, Li ver p o ol. Ask for Messrs. G ABRIEL'S GUTTA PERCHA STOPPING. ARTIFICIAL TEETH FIXED WITHOUT PAIN or TROUBLE, and guaranteed never to change colour or decay. A Single Tooth, 58 6d; a Full Set, .e 4 4s. Decayed Teeth Stopped, charge 2s 6o and Ss. 111isfits Remodeled. —Hours from Ten to Seven. 112, DuKE-sTrtzET.. Birmingham - Glass Company opposite the Compton" House, inc whole of that valuab t STOCK of dill CUT GLASS, CHINA, 'EARTHENWARE, dm., comprising bandsom.e dinner sets, tea and breakfast sets, to i lette sets, dessert se t s , & e.; r i ch cut Bohemian ' glass liqueur and pickle bottles; also a variety of richly gilt and cut glass lustres. of the most modern patterns, papier mache tables, te.t trays, bread baskets, envelope cases, tea caddies, &c.; also 'an e xt ens i ve and valuable stock. of electro-plated tea and coffee sets, toddy or hot water kettles, liqusur frames, cruet frames, toast racks, and plated salvors or waiters, card or cake baskets, electro-plated table or dessert forks, tablespoons. teaspoons, fish carvers and forks in morocco cases; tog-ther with a great variety of ivory balance handle, and German silver handle table and dessert knives and forks by the most cele bra,ed makers. The sale to commence each thy at Eleven o'clock. Catalognes to be had on the premises, 20, Church-street, Liverpool. N.B.—Cash advanced on Goods for immediate and unreserved sale. 's Estak Liverno 148, Falkner-street.—Sale of Superior YURNITU RH, Pier Glasses, *octave Piano-f or t e , Gl ass, Ch i na, &c. MR. WILLIAM. EASTTY will SELL by AUCTION, This Day (Wednuday), Bth inst., to commence at Eleven o'clock pr. cisely. The Drawing Room includes rosewood suite in French damask and loose chin , z covers, Brussels carpet, rug, pier glass, 45 in. by 34 toned in gilt frame. chimney ornaments, fend er , fi re i rons, brilliant pia D inino.forte, ki-octaves, by Scott. In the ng and Breakfast Rounas—Mahogany telescope dining tables, with three loose leases, 100 and occasional ditto, sixteen massive dining room chairs, two excellent sofas, in hair cloth, easy chairs, Brussels carpets, pier glass, in gilt f •ame, 50 by 40 inches, sm , ll bookcase, chimney ornaments, &c. The Hall furniture, lobby cloth, gas fixtures, blinds, &c. Also, the exc llent kitchen requisites, anti a good assortment of glass, china, &e , and a few art le es of plate. Now on View, and Catalogues may be had at Mr. Eastty's office, 3, Mersey.ch,mhers, Liver, out. BY ORDER OF THE MOItTGAGEE. _3it- R. WYLIE will SELL by AUCTION, " This they, the St' of October, et Sit o'clock in the Evening, at the George Hotel, Dale-street, subject to conditions cf sale which wilt then ho produced, the BIESSUAGE or DWELLING.HOUSE, used as a Beerhouse, called " Tun LLANGRFNI TAVERN," being No. 12, on the east side of Plnmb street, Liverpool, in the occupation of Mr. Hughes, containing in front to Plumhe-street (including a 'common passage or gateway of 9 feet wide, over which part of the said Dwelling-house is erected, and which gateway bath heretofore been enjoyed, and is hereafter to he enjoyed, by the tenant or occupier for the time being of the said Dwelling-house, in common with the ten an t or occu pi er o f t h e Measuage or Dwellina-house adj)ining . on the south side thereof,) yards, or thereabouts; and together with the DWELLING.. HOUSE, SLAUGHTER.HOUU, and OUTBUILDINGS, imme diately behind the above, la the occupation of Mr. Meakin. The above Property being Freehold of Inheritance, and in the vicinity of the Exchange and Titheharn.street Railway Station, renders it a desirable object of Investment. For further plrticulars, apply to Mr. John Atkinson, Solicitor, I 'c:irk-chambers, North John-street. SALE OF GAS AND WATER SHARES. ALTERATION OF DAY OF SALE. THE SALE by AUCTION of 660 SHARES in the BIRKENHEAD and CLAUGHTON GAS and WATER COMPANY, will take place at the Clarendon Rooms, South John street, Liverpool, on Saturday, the 11th day of October, instant, at One o'clock in the Aft:4'llo°n, instead of Tuesday the 7th, as btfure an:lon/wed.- TOWNSEND, RIDLEY. & JACKSON. SALE OF GAS AND WATER SHARES. By Order of the Trustees for . Sale, under the will of the Late .loss pa lIIALLABT, Esq. TO be SOLD by AUCTION, on S a t ur d ay the 11th instant, at One o'clock in the afternoon, t the Clarendon-rooms, south John-street, Liveipool (subject to conditlsns to be then produced; and in each lots us may be then agreed upon), Six HUndied and Sixty Paid-up SHARES, of Fifty Pounds each in THE BIRKENHEAD AND CLAUGHTON GAS AND WATER COMPANY. For further particularx, as to the position and prospects of the Company, apply to Mr. Ii C. Beloe, Accountant and Auditor to the Directors, 18, Brunswick-street ;or to Messrs. Townsend, Ridleyand Jackson Solicitors, 21 Fenwick-streot Liverpool. eb`utatii DANCING. ATR. H. GIDDENS Respectfully informs his ,LIL Friends and Pupils, that the First RE-UNION of the Season will he held on TuunSDAV EVENING next, the 9th inst. EVENING CLASSES for TUITION as usua►. JUVENILE CLASSES on the Afternoons of TnunsnAlr and SATUR DAY. at Two o'clock. 47, Hope -street VERPOOL LADIES' COLLEG E, BLACKBURN-PLACE, HOPE-STREET. A FREI PUBLIC LECTURE to Ladies, on '" The Study of Natural History," will be given at the Cousce, on WEDNRSDAY, the 15th October instant, at Ten Minutes past Eleven a m., by D. P. THOMSON, Esq., M.D. ASTRI7P CARISS, Secretary THE IEOLTAN HAT, (6 and 7 T'ictoria, cap. 65.) 4 ' An easy, plcasant fitting Hat, ventilated on a new and correct principle."—Practicta 1 1 1m:am:es' Journal. NELSON & CO., PATENTEES AND AIANUPACTURERS. 74, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL, TEETH. MESSRS. MOSELY, SURGEON- DENTISTS, 92, BOLD-STREET. LIVERPOOL, and 15, Chapel-street„ Preston, May be consulted daily. London Residences: 30, Berners-street, Oxford street, and 24, New Bond street. Q YLVES TER L. SAMUEL, WATCH AND CLOCK Manufacturer, 2, York-Street, Duke-street, Importer of American Clocks and Foreign merchandise. Shippers and the trade supplied wholesale. TO SHIPOWNERS AND EMIGRATION AGENTS. pATENT EMIGRATION SHIP CANDLE LANTERNS; These Lanterns, which are manufactured by PRICE'S PATENT CANDLE CO. and used In all the Government Emigration Shlps,can now be supplied by the undersigned to all Shipowners and others. They are strongly recommended for their safety, economy, and cleanliness, and have met with the fullest approbation of the Government Commissioners, and all who have used them. N.B.—These Lamps, from their perfect safety, are expres ly adapted for Warehouses. GLENDINNING AND WILSON JAMES STREEIVLIVIMPOOL. NEW — GRAVING DOCKS AND GRIDIRON, Adjoining WOODSIDE-FERRY, BIRKENHEAD. DIMENSIONS. No. 1.-420 feet long, 85 feet width of entrance, „ 2.-300 „ 45 „ 3.-200 50 ~ 35 st These Docks are now ready fur t h e reception of vessels of any size, upon the same terms as to Graving Dock Rates and our liability, as if the ships were put Into the Liverpool Docks. —Every information may be obtained at our Liverpool Yard, No. I, Baffin-street, Queen's Dock; or on the Premises, Birkenhead. CLOVER & BOYLE. & CO., EXPORT OILMEN, hermetically cannot be I t I I 7 1 0 1:I A I, A Li E S LONDON AND LIVERPOOL. STIVENS' TART FRUITS arc prepared with great care, retain ing their fine flavour, equal to Fresh Fruit. S JA T:V S, E J N EEL S :AFB:sannEdD will keel, inc Ea,nyfocrlimFaitseh., m fr a o rnt t a i l l i e l ir l ' surpassed for excellence; and, being STIVENS' i Uric, anthe use of flee malt t - le high rcter at home and abroad. StITIV ia ECN.S' STIVENS' combines every flavour to Flesh, meet the taste of the UN se lV ale E d ll lovers of a good relish. From and Fowl, the foreign connection of she Proprietors, they are enabled to obtain every Pl v C i li n e L g E ar S : ingredient essential to the the popular S auces, perfect man u fa c t ur e of all STIVENS' DRIED HERBS, P OTTED MEATS, MUSTARD. VI NEGARS, with every article necessary for Ship use, ready for delivery. J. C. STIV ENS & CO., in scllciting the continued support of the SHIP STORK DEALERS and EXPORTERS wou ld gratefully ackn owledge past fa vours, and would o b s e r ve ' that every article pur e and genuine, and may bearing th e i r s i gnature is warranted be confidently relied on. BARRACKS. DUKE STI'tiE.ET-FORBIBRLY VIN FOR THE SEASON. N.8.-SONE PARCELS OF FRENCH SILIZ3, FANCY DRESSES & SHAWLS, (MUCH UNDER THE VALUE), WILL BE OFFERED AT THE SAUD T 13113, CIIURCII-STREET rpHE very best. LONDON HAT, 155.; Styl e , I Quality, and Ventilation require no Puff or Patent to, sell them. WOOD;'73, t i OttINSTIitET, LIVERPOOL. lifez I 4? Ruction mportant to Merchants, Captains, Hotel Keepers, Visitors, and Parties - GREAT SALE OF ELECTRO Furnishir PLA' GLASS, CUTLERY, &c TED GOODS, CHINA, M HART by AUCTION Th Ins r€ ived instructions to SELL WA N TED, by a respectable Female, Et situation as NURSERY GOVERNESS, HOUSE- or to ATTEND upon rdi INVALID LADY trustworthy, and desirous to make hew to hirs../ohnson, 9, Poplar-pbcr, Maori; Cheshire She is If useful.— objecilon t . KEEPER tborouglth W ANTED and situat , ROOMS adapted for a &hoot 50 to 100 lads intended for the va, -ed within a mile of Canning -place. The lower flo3l' of a use might be suitable.--Addreas, with ternie, to Captain ailors' Home. erinz 710 HATTEIU wishes for an_Enzaz —A Young MAN, aged 20, ant as SHOPMAN. Can have er from his late employee - '6, Cap-maker, Wc.term ‘xeatleman t aged .26; s OLElik !ri. a Merchant's been accustomed to ShigOlnc, datiglite ices, and security, if req u ire u . Would hate o ' , broad. --.Aclelrees S. 7., Northern Time 0149 e, a FAtuatic Co Le Let , ----- T O be LET, a COMMERCIAL HOUSE, with WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS attacbed, in the ne , ghbourhoud of Dal—street, doing a gat:4 business. The party -casou for deelning.—Apply at the Northern Timei can eve a Roo, - po be LET, a Semi-detached VILLA, situate in tho " Woodlands," Clifton Park, containing three . . s, two dressing rooms, bath, water closet, Apply t 3 J. Craven, House Agent. ort 4 KENTLEDGE. —A large well-assorted Stock always on hand. Also, BALLAST (Pig)' IRON. WILLIAM F. SIM & CO., Sweeting street. • T O CLOSE AN .ACCOUNT. ---TO Ue SO,TO Four excell en t DWELLING HOUSES, In lington-terrace; all in Toed order, and let to very good tevadti: Rental £l4B. Price 2000 guinea , .—Apply to Mr. Joseph Kitchen*. Exchange -court. BUILDING.' SOCIETIES' T ERS.—TO 1)1 SOLD, to pay about Ten "HOLD HOUSE and SHOP, together with ‘^t- Rental, 4'31 83. Price £32o.—i rp o MEMBERS o` _L . and OT good F Apply at No.i a c mpact I _ . ON SALE, a quantity: of full , sized COTTON PACKS, Corn, Malt, and Flour SACKS, Sahli Bread, and Coffee Bags, Grass Sacks, Rica and India Bays, l i strifie; . Canvas, and Guano Bags • and, also, a con s t a nt supp l y o f ready trimmed Flour Barrels. Bags; promptly attended to. at the lowest possib!e prices. —Apply to P. M. Al'Mahon,39, Cable.street. STALL FOUR-WHEEL PONY BASKET CARRIAGE. 0 be S 01. D, at a Sacrifice, for 8 Guineas, a Double-s , 2ated very pretty small CARRIAGE, suitable for a small Pony or Donkey, is nearly new, is suitable for exportation, and would be packed ac a trifling cast.—Apply at No. 6, Upper Newingtoi, Private House. • A DDR NSS MR. PRIEST, BIRKENHEAD.- ii HOUSES! HOUSES!! LAND! LAND !!-ON SALE, in large or small lots, variously situated, and ranging In price from about '101) to : 661,000. — 5 ee IL P. Priest's Cheshire and Lancashire Property Circular. Can be had gratis and free by past. Cheshire offices, for the Sale and Letting of Land and Houses, Market-cross Chambers (one door from Market-square), Market street, Birkenhead. SCHOLASTIC. —TO be SOLD, the immediate TRAN' PER of a CLASSICAL and COMMERCIAL DAY SCHOOL—established ten years—highly reputed. and yielding a clear annual income of .160. For GOODWILL and SCHOOL FURNITURE, a moderate sum re.. quired. Also, a LADIES' SCHOOL, in a retwectable locality, with a good connection. They may be purchased separately or conjointly.—Address C. T. M., Northern Times office. .SOLD, by Private Treaty, a WARE HOUSE and OFFICES, on the north side rues Union in s-tree tfront . Tto he lan Un d on street ich wh the.la rd pr s operty stands i, and in. depth backwards 37i yards. or thereabouts, and contains In the whole 435 yards, or thereabouts. The title is freehold of inheri t/Inca—For further particulars apply to John and Etta ard Whitley, Solicitors, Chapet-si reel, Liverpool, .ORSES a nri CARRIAGE FOR SALE.-- ,, TOan be SOLD, in consequence of the owner beizi ~out to"chge his residence to a distance. an OPEN CARRIAGE double-seated inside, and London-built, with hood and Germa shutters; a pair of BLOOD HORSES, about 14 hands 3 inches ; lady, and Double Sit o f Sil ver - plated HARNESS, &c. Also, a Thorough bred HORSE, about 15 hands 3 I nc h es . Th e h orses are young, in regular wor k, perfectly quiet, and in good condition ; each will cant' and d is h quiet , I n a n d har is n t a sc ii e ' r i f izthorough-bred t s i e to the O r o no -, 1, vlal Mount, Oxton, Birkenhead. The House and Stable s to b e L A T. horse.—Apply would a m R y o TO be slralb long . j A ME S E TAILOR AND DRAPER, 6, BASNEIT-STREET (OPPOSITE oOMPTON-HOUSE). A Choice and Fashionable Selection of Tro wser i ngs, Vesting's, &c., Sze. 11T BAND, Il i • TAILOR AND DRAPER, TROUSTMINGS, CO 24, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL• TINGS, VESTINGS, the Choicest itt 'est in I lamp. LIVERPOOL LOAN'COMPANY CAPITAL, L OA NS ADVANCED in ,ooo sums from £2O to £5OO, on approved personal security. Bills discounted. Fp orparticulars apply to J o h n A t h erton, 87, Lord-street, Liverpool or to John Gregory, ag. Princes -street, Alanchester. mONEY.—Se vera l S ums, from £5OO to £12,000, to be advanced on approved Mortgage Securities.. —App'y to Messrs. flaih &Thompson, solicitors, 24, North John.. street. MONEY ! MONEY! MONEY! m 0 NOBLEMEN, GENTLEMEN, and OTTIERS.—Large or Small Sums can be procured at from Three to Eight per cent., according to the Securities offered, for any period from One to Fourteen Years. Noblemen. Gentlemen, and Others, wishing to remove Mortgages from their Estate!, can effect the object by applying to Mr. William James M illson, Architect and Surveyor, 22, Clayton-t errace, Kennington•road, near the Park. N.B.—Na professional charge for survey or valuation, unless the Money is advanced. 11RY the WORKING TAILORS' ASSOCIA TION, 1 9, Williamson -street, Church -street: The Style, Quality, and Fit not to be surpassed in the Trade. This Ano. elation la enrolled under Act of Parllament.-14. SMITE. Manager. MTILLIAAI BUTCHER Boo2' AND SHOE MAKER, :20, RICIIMOND-ROW, LIVERPOOL. WHOLESALE TOBACCONIST, TOY AND FANCY WAREHOUSE. T4ouiS SELIG, 43 and 45, LIME STREET, IMPORTER OF FOREIGN FANCY GOODS. Tnrz Trade supplied on most reasonable terms. Merchants and Captains supplied at wholesale prices. A large assortment of TOBACCONIST ARTICLES constantly on hand. Ladies' Bags, Port-monnaics, and Bohemian, Glass in great variety. ___ ........-6(din.ecach.' NOTTINGHAM LACE. s re . e . t ... ... ir . 5 . ... AND 4 r 5 , , oi l: I :E el S I. Stair Up. SHIRT MAKER, 6 ROBERT FoR R ESTER Door sTwo° Gentlemen's rIS E fromßA Cotton GVEl 4: 1 41 S i F3° ) t n Ot g rt i S e tt a (First Door below P k T S T R R E E E E T T, ar er.street.) Gentlemen's Cotton Drawers gentlemen's Wool singlets •• • . 2s. Gd. per pair. Gentlemen's Wool Drat •• • • as, ". each. vers .. 4s. Od. per pair. Gentlemen's Merin '• o Singlets.. Gentlemen's Merino D • rimers Gentlernell's Cotto n ss. gri. per dozen. G • Socks Gentlemen's Cotton Hos Ge • e nt emen's Merino Socks Gentlemen's Merino Hose Gentlemen's Wool Sock. •• 10s. od per dozen. Iss. od. per dozen. G:'ntlemen's Wool Hose '''T PLETE ASSORTMENT OF GENTLEMEN'S HOSIERY, waited on by an experienced Person, and may depend on getting a Drover Fi t.—NO C R EDIT GIVEN. A Gentlemen GOOD ELECTRO PLATE substitute whieh for the more costly can be accurately copied si z il i ev e nert . F b l e at m e' ade a t i l n e s ver a y a rt d n i e c t l a e e:o . e f e any price, according to the material used, and the thickress 0f silver Forks three qualities are kept, a'l b • put ou. In Spoons and ealg in size, shape, and PPearance, the same as Silver, naniel• FLAW FIDDLE PATTERN. ''• No. I. No. 2. No. 3. 4 s. d. .e s. d. 4 s d. •3 10 0 210 0 1 10 0 310 0 210 0 1 10 0 210 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 210 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 110 0 1 3 9 0 14 3 010 0 0 8 6 0 5 9 05004 g 0 3 4 1 0 0 0 17 0 011 6 osoo4 0 0 3 0 0 2 3; 0 DISAIOR E, 1 10 0 1 s !_SILVERSMITH, CORNEA OF BOLD-STREET LIVERPOOL. STubal Tableer Spoon!, "0: per dozen pessert Spoons, ~ Dessert Forks, . Tea Spoons, Gravy Spoons, each Sauce Ladlts, If • Soup Ladles, 1, • I, • Salt Spoons,