Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-17 00:00:00

MR. WYLIE will SELL by AUCTION; on mondau the 28th instant, at, the Claretdon-roorns, South John stiret, Liverpool, of rialf-pest One - fOr Two in the After soon, stake.: t , ) conditions Lot I. Two DWE LLING-iIOUSES, numbered 9 and II Whitemlll - Copperas-hill, Liverpool. Tenure, Less:tooid under the Or poratiou for seventy-Qtr Years. from lb., 7th November, 1823. Lot 2. The FRE;1110L i) UWE I.LING•110 USE, 8110 P, CO.CPAGE, and CO.U.-YnttD, on the west ado or soho-street, and south side of liansfield-wreet, Liver: 001. For forthar parilculars al:plv to John Wocd.aff, Esq., I, Kent• street,- or litessre. Neal and id,irtin, seixitors, le, Sw,eting-street, Liverpcol. ESTABLISHED 1800. BUILDERS', CABINETMAKFRS', AND FURNISHING IRONMONGEitY. inrehasers will find an extensive assortment'at the lowest rersucaraUng prices. JOIIN P. BATEMAN, 18, BYROM-3 rREEr. L,OcK , MITH, BILL-HANGER, TINXVIT, 8r4.. t I .. .2.-7 , alriS h *..llttitton great SALE of fLECTRO-PLATED GOODS, CHINA, GLASS, CUTLERY, No.—lraperlont to Merchants, Captains, Hotel Keepers, Viali - ors, and Parties Furnishing. It. has received instructions to SELL by AUCTION, This Day, and following days, at late Birmingham Glass C,norany's Establishment, 20, Church-street. *pposito Compton House, Liverpool, the whole of that valuable SIOCE of rich CDT-GLASS, CHINA, EATITIIENVIT %IIE. PAPIER CACHE GOODS, &e., coinprisirg handsome dinner sets, tea and beeakfast sets, toilette sets. dessert sets, Ac. ; rich cut Bohemian -glass liqueur and pickle bottles, also a variety of richly-gilt and cut glass lustre', of the most modern patterns, papier macho tables, tea trays, bread baskets, envelope cases, tea caddies, &c.; also, an etensive aid valuable stock of electro-plated tea and coffee sets, boddy.or tot water kettles., liqueur frames, cruet frames, toast racks, rad plated s Ivers or waiters, card or cake baskets, electro-plated table or desssrt forks. *abletplons, teaspoons, fish carvers ano forks In morocco cues ; together with a great variety of ivory balance haidie and German silver handy table and dessert knives and forks, ifMla mast celebrates makers. The Sale to commence each day at E'even o'clock. Catit'ogties to bad on the Premises, 20, Church-Street, Liverpol. N.B.—Cash advanced on goods for immediate and unreserved sale. UNDER DEED OF ASSIGNMENT. inc:ot tint of Gold arAl Silver %Vetches, Jewellery, Silver Plate, tirrta ,ents.l Clocks. Bronzea, Electro Silver Plated Article..., Articles of Wail, and other valuable prop:rty, 94, BOLD-STREEI'. 130SOMNVoILTI-1 resp': , CLfully announces that he has revived instructiens to SELL by AUC TION. This day, the 16th instant, and following days, at Involve o'clock each dsy rrompt. on the Premi+ef., 94, Bold etreet, valuaYe and exte: sivo STOCK-IN•TRADE cf 4r. L. GRL., WATCHMAKE and SILVERSMITH, rempri,int: upwards of— 300 GO , D AND SILViR rCHES: felbracirg the best description c f t ngliah levers, firs . t, Ihss Gerreva gold and bilykr lev.ts, together with a eimcd .eieetion of I,dies" go:d. watches. CHOICE AND FASHION IBLE . JEW LLERY, ISeluding magnioc,ut gar trarele's in the most elaborate designs, Zeman cameo rJo.wires of exqui , ite sculpture, brildant diamond tugs, pine, &c., handsome grid guard, in eve , y vatic.) , of pattern, ebessiva gear! Albert and orequet•clia!ns, wedding, ri , gl et, and cress sings, gold and silver p-mil cases, lnuqu,t holders, card cities, Villti. garettes, en ,, ff loses, &c. OR SAMEN CAL DRAWING.ROOM CLOCKS, Alf the highest trtality and most admired descriptions, in gold bronze, and ormsvo, w to chaste and el sstie mourvit gs, in groups, figures, and statuettes, from the most f s mous orig na'shconti,ontal galleries et art, with handsome pedestals and glass shad s. SIL.VER fE AND ss ItTICLES. 1111roprisin4 tea and coffee equipages, in handsome patterns, side lig,uor frame,, ss in cut ant erg aved battles, cruet frames, with handsome cut g'ass,'losst rscks, sugar basins, casdle,ticks, ket tab:e and dessert forks and spoons, salvers, csk fruit, and card baskets, teaspoons, t - ,b e arlez y. BRITISH AND FOREIGN ORNAMENTS, mssong welch will be • Lun d handsome Dre , den china figures, opal sad 13. hemian vatos, a fie tohection of bronzes, in groupe aod fi gures, icgetl.e. with an assortm er.t of ?adios and gentletnets's dresiL.g lamas, writing desks, work boxes, jewel cases, &c. &c. After which ilas whole of THE EXCELLENT SHOP FIXTURES, Itiemprislng coubters, counter cases, large gld.ss cafes, ga, Attlngs, Sze. flay be viewed e,ch N10r..i,.g of ale, and catalogues •h -,d en the implies, or from Sir. Bosomworth, auctioneer and appraiser, 34, e- sire-t. WINSTANLEY will SELL by AUCTION, on Thursday, the Bth day of October, at One o'clock in the Afterni.cn precisely, at the Clarendon Rooms, South John-street, sty jet to such conditions c f sale as will be th n produ ced, and nu'ess previously disposed r f by private contract; ALL that Piece or Parcel of LAND or t It UND, with the MESS Ua E or DW LLING-1:10U,R thereon erected and bu situate and being on the west side of Rodney-street, in Liverpool : founded on the north by a hon-e now or f,rnierly ba:onging to Mr. George Orr.d, en the south hy Leece-st art, and at the back by Moscon-street c:;ntait.log in front to R dney-siree; 42 feet 3 itches, and running in fttir on the north and stint t si=les severally 150 feet, and being in breadth at the bark 41 feet 3 inches, be the several dimens , ons thereof a IL tie more or less. The proi erty s t easehold under the Cot.poration of Liverpool, for three lives, age respectively 64,%1, and 50 years or t• eroaltouts, and it the lives and life of the Sariivors and s arvior, and for the further Wm of 21 years after the death of the aurrivor, aid t saject to the ?early rent o: t 4..1d. _ The property is in the occ patinn of R. S. Cock, EN , and by his Derrnission may he viewed (by ticket only) any Wedneaday, between the t mire cf Two and Kur o'clock. Further partiel ars, and cards of view, may b-3 obtained of Mr. J B. LLOYD, 8, Eichakze alley, Liverpool. TaWahl° PROPF.RTIES at Bo tle-cum.Ltineacre, and Tarleton and Vict,rlA-streeta, Everson, Liverpool. ME SRS. 'll-10S. VA :-, NTANLEY tend SONS will SELL by AUCTION. on Monday the 21st Instant, at Ha!f-, nit Cao for TWJ o'c'ock, at the clarendcn Arms, South John-street, LlvelpoJl, subject to such conditions as may then • pro:need, Lot 1. Three Fuhst,ntially and wel -bnit DWELLI fronting the river Mersey, containing two sitting rooms, four bed rooms, water c:oset, bath room, and two kitchens, with Gardens and Land belongng, now in the re.pecive occupations of ll:zisrs. W. ?fakir sop. 'they, and Hulpert, at the low rent of X3l los each. • heFe 'buses are within .a few minutes' wa k of :he 111ar7tii.lane Railway Station, and command a ine , t extenslve Vew of the river and any, whilst they poi ors every advantage for rummer residence and bathing. The tenure of this lot is lea•ehold under the Earl of Ueroy for 75 yearn, from the 25th Ma ch, 1846. Lot 2. Three DWELLING-MOUS, S, and COTTAGE adjoining and at ihe back of iot 1, with Gardens and Land belong:tag. The H.,uses are respectiv&y let at X2B per atm m each, and the Cottage at 14 per annum The ;entLe of this lot Is the same as lot 1' Lot 3. All th-4 Freehold Piece of A D situate in Evertor), on the south sided' Tarleton-street. containing in front to the said street and at the beck res?ectzeiy leo feet, anti rraini-g in depth on the aaet and west sides resp:ctiyrly.39 feet .9 inches, which Said ilece of land contains 53: equ..re yards; togith r with the Eight cip.tal =Ss UAGES, or Dw--Iling•houses, and isniidings erected-thereon. And also all that otter hew of Freehold LAND, situate in Ever.cn aforesaid, on the north side of Victoria-street, and at the back of thi firstly described premises, and containing in front ter Vic,or a-street and in hr: ter:tic at the back 1:20 :'eet and in depth on t , :e eat saad ...0 precis., Lana =tams 3sl i• 9 'pars yards: teether with the Light MriSSUAG LS, at I:weLizg houses, an': Bindings erected thereon. The above-mention,d sixteen Houses are wel and substantially bilk and tha rental exceeds .4 - '225 per annum. For further. oart.culars apply to Messrs. Duncan Sqnarey, :nd Mac k more. Solle to , s, I, Excllaage-str.-?et West, Liverpool. • - HOLDEN'S, RICHMOND-ROW. OLD WELL-ACCUSTOMED INN. To close a Trust. mE sSRS WALKER and ACKEULEY will SELL by AUUTION. on Tkuiraday, die 15th Oe to b r , 1857: at t tie o'clock, at its Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool, IlUbjeet to canditions, "Hut PUBLIC HOUSE," north &de of Richmond-row. Frontage, 29 feet ; west side, 67 feet 2 Inches; east _side, 61 f.et 6 ; back 33 feet or thereabouts; he d on leas., by William ppl eton. Together with the TORSION of a BREWERY, standing thereon. Also, 57 :glare y_rds of LAND. of tAreabouts, north side Of a passlge at the back of the said Premises • together with the Blt EINE thereon, pad: cf %Off stands on the Land first before described. Also, LAND ou the north ride t,f a P ssaze at the back of irst-mentionen prcmises, cortaining 37,2 square yards or thereabonts: together with the MALT MILL-61IED sail V. 0 KSHOP, thereon erected. Freohold f 1 r h :auce. Apply to Mr. T. P. Holden, 5, Church-str. et ; or Mr. Tyrar, Solicitor. Ai R. \V YL FE will SELL by AUCTION, _l3l This Day.. the 17th Septembtr inctaut,at -o'clock in the evenin, at tit? Royal 0411 Inn, Park-ros.d, .Torteth Park, .nbje.t to conditions of sa'e. A PIECE OR LAN; with the Two ME3SUAGES or DWELT ISO ROUSES hereon erected, I e!n4 Nos. 3 and .5, on the east side of Wood•street South, former:ey ca led Avison street, in Tosteth-park, containing in front thereto 24 feet 2 inches, or thereabnuts, and treasuring along Mel hourne-etreet 12 feet 3 inches, or thereabouts. The Houses are both oectipied, and produce a Rental of X 22. 2s. Freehold of Itler.tinc.s. For tardier p...rticniara apply to Mr. John Atkinson, Solicitor, York-, lumbers, Noi l h Jolin-street. ti N EO, a Situation as BAttMalll, and WAITRESS, in a rcsirctable Spirit Vaults, by a young person of good address and experience, with a tire, years' character.—Addres. to DirsaA., 22, uevonshire•piace, Everton. -v-k ANTED a situation at; Shipping Clerk, &c. w V in a Merehan. 3 a or Broleei% office, by a young tavn aho has had cOnsiderab!e expirienc in the business. The highest referencia given. —Address H.:L. - 23, Northern Times Cffice. iiITANTEI) a pushing Young Man who thorough ly understands the Hosiery and Fancy depart. meats, must be a good Wrndow Drefser.—At ply by letter, stating Unary, &a., lizz. A. 66, Northern Times. Office. NV -ANTED, Ornamental bhrubs, Evqrgrecus, and FMCSr nuns of any age or size. Parties vd,tanz to dispose of these will please ddreso, Letter Box, S. 13 Pest-office, Liverpool. ANTED, an AGENCY by a Party in Livoi - cO5l, foi articles in general demand, amongst the Shippinr, 13,ving good connections.—Addres3 A. 60, sborthern Times Office. WANTED, by a resneotable Young Man, a : ,, ITTIArION ra L'IICI,ER, in a mall family. Can have a good recommendat on.—Address T. W.. 57, Fair View place,•foxteth-park. Altespeciable Family, residing at the South End or the town, would be glad to reeaive a Gr. LEMAN into their house, as Partial Boai der.—Addres?,- A 64, Xfkrtliern Times office. lip. 6PECIABLE YOUING MAN can be comfortably accommodated in the neighbourhood of L.w-hll with LOpdINC . O, at moderate terms.—Address A, 55, Nor hern Times office. VA T ANTED, a lit.spectabie youth as an TIC./ APPRENTICS in a Merchant's Office. lie must write a good hatd.—Apply by letter to Box 11. s', Post. oEce. WANTED, by a Young Gent!email, wao is desirous of going abroad, a SI CITATION as. CLERK, either in the Brazils, or one of the British Co!onies; or would acezpt a PURSitRSIIit• on board a Steamer. Reverences of the highest. character cao be given.—Addresi S. M. 82, Northern TOWS OlfiCe. TATAIIKD, at a Private tiouse, bouilipur t , C(10/i and HOUSEMAID, of good Character. Wages accordi: g to ability. Engish preferred.—Address, stating time in last place, and re erotica to A 67,Northern Tones office. TORQUAY, - DEVON. MO be LET, Furnished, a convenient VILLA, standing in about an acre of ground, well 'heltered from the cold winds, and commanding a singularly beautiful view of Torbay; containing drawing-room, 40 by 16, dininr roo t. 24 by 16, ten bedrooms, and bathroom; there are a two-stalled stable, double coach-house, and walled garden, h mty be Lad if required.— Apply to Mr. S. Waterhouse, 4, Derby-square. BRZCHFIELD-ROAD NORIH. rIIO be LET, a Detached Family HOUSE, with • Carriage Drive' to principal entrance, and large garden at Ve back ; contains three reception rooms. honsekeep:r's room, or study, and nine bedrooms.—Apply to Mr. S. Waterhonse, 4, Derby-Aquare. - NT& WYLIE WILL SELL by AUCTION, on Tuesday, tyre 'l2nd September iastant, at six o'clock In the evening, at the Ed e-hil C Sae-hoas3, subj ct to conditions o sale, by order of qu? i'2lortvgess. _ _ Ail twat piece of LAND, - eitaxte on the west Side of Derby-street ' Pee-hill, containing in front therst) and at the back, along a street of 2 yards wide, beVerAlly 15 y ards, or thereabouts, and, rncinz in depai ba.kwar,s on ih- north and south sides saveraby li. 2 yardi, or thereabouts; together with the Three-several AIEsSUAG Es or DWELLING-HOUai thereon erected, in the several o2cupations si. Mr. o,he, Mr. Armstrong, and Mr. Hkhes, and producicg a Rental of £42. The Property is Preehord Of Inheritsnee. For luth2r par ictelf.ri apply to Mr. Bird, Estate•agent, Fohn-stre.t *r to Mr. John Atkiam, solicitor. Yurk•chaaabera, North John. trod, Liverpool. ELI C I3LE PROPERTY ,I WOOLTON, HALEWOOD, AND • DIT lON. _ By .Mr.. THOMAS TRAVERSE. ennunsir, the 18t3 dae of September instant, at six o'clock in the eveninc, at Mr Priest's, th, , Woolct n Hotel, at Wootton, aniject to the conditions of tte sale to b 3 then produced, in the fallowing or inch other lots as may be agreed op in at the tine of isa. Lot 1. k iLL.that MESSUAGE orDWELLING FIOUS j', CO',TAGE, and OUTBUILD INGS, called " DetiNETT'S TAriz.viarer," with several closes of LAND, ..eltuate in Ditton - containing - in the whole 16A. Si Zap. of Law', or thereaboute, and formerly in the occupation of tile late M. Isaac Mos& 2. All those several Cl , se. and Parcels of LAND, situate in Hale- Wood, wik in five mnates' walk of the Halcwood and Di!ton Stations of the it. ReleLs and Gareton Rahway, with the MKSSUkGE OR 'MEM:MO-IV:USE, CO iTA , ;I±, and ©Until LDINGS, called 4 •Ttna4ca... , elivairin,, in the whole si Acres of Land; or thereabouts ; ./Ind now in the occupation of Air. Robert I nrton. 11. All that•. piece of I—% ND wit 4 nTABLE and 'three CO TAG F,s therein, sitnate on the cot ade of.Qttarry•lane, In Mit:h Wootton. and in the rear of 'I wo D wellivg-tonse , formerly belonging i la the lice Mr. Wm: ( reenoti.:ll, icing In breadth on the west ' aide, inducing VII at eof a certain street, cf 5 y ,rds wide, and t the back severally 20 yards, and rt suing in rear or depth backwards N yards, and eontaMjng in the whole 1,450 •superticial square yards .of Land, or thereabr•nts, and ri)w in tat respective occupations of 'Timothy Wa.lier, and others. The Tenure is Freehold. • . For furrht r particivars apply to mr. EnwAsto Moss, Halewood Brewery ; or io Mr. Csorrua, eoiieitor, Clarendon-buildings, south John-street. Liverpool. ' ANTED, a respectable person to take • charge of a BABY , frona a mouth old as WET NURSr.—Address, A 43, Northern Timei °am. - VA/ ANTED, a LAIJI\DitI-1IA11). A niii - ictl yV 2gcd Woinan preterred.--Apply between .5 and S ;his Evening at 12, Ashte a-street, 'Parnbrnke-p:ace. - _ rANTED, an APPRENTICP. iu an old es tabliehed Oil and Italian Business. A progrbsiv salary .w ii ba gtvan.--Address A. 62, Northern Times Office. WANTED, A STEADY WOMAN to superin tend a number of Girlsin allaeufactnry, - ene who can b 3 strongly recommended.—Address A. 63, Northern Times Oflice. THE NORTHERN TIMES.-LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1857, Mitt en AN Active, Respectable MAN wants employ ment as a LIGHT PORTER, MESSENGER, or D ORK 07 FP ER.—A Odress W 47, Yorthers Times office. w St ' u!AT AN TED, Two respectable IVarenouse LADb, with go)d charaefers.—Apply to James Ellis, 6, Lorceeer-bnildings, Nine-street, Liverpool. TO LAUNDRESSES. iVANTED, a person to undertake the WASH ING ior a Family, of Six, by the Month. No children in tl.e family; 461 per month is offered. Centlonsn's shirts and c , liars not in laded. A respectab:e Teerefice regnirp d.-Apply by letter (pre paid), to C., liox I. I,ri-Cherferal i" - ANIEI),. as Tenaut or Purchaser, a Coal Yard, with Stable, &c , on sh,nilar suitable . 1m:- raises, situa.e in Liverpool, Lear the Canal.—Apply by letter X. Z., Northern Times Office. WANTED, by a highly respectable young p rsqn from Scotland, a situation as WET NURSE, aged 22. Can take a BAby from a Week o!d.—Address, A 54, Northern 7 intes office. ' WANTEP, in a Gentlernan'e, Family, a les pEctable middle-aged WOMAN, as Upper House maid and Needle Woman. Excellent character indispenssble.— A,ply to Mr. Laker, 80, Bold-street. T ANTED.—Any Person having a good .S HOP BUSINESS lo DISPOSE OF, perhaps.fi4 a CU,TOME it in J. s.. who is o,:en to treat on fir tams.—Admts J. S„ Box J. 18; Post-oftle., Liverpool. WAIN.TED, ErLiN IN b'r EiNIPLOYAIhN 1' by a yOung'man dbengaged after Live , : o'ciceic to assist a tradesman in making out accounts, &e.,for an hour or two. —Addfess A. 47. Noraiern Times WA.N , u - keya young MAN, 24 years of age (speaks German and Eng lish), as PORT 14 where ha can make himself generally I:Lahti:— address W. Pritchard, 18, Tithebarn-street, WAISTED, by a 2 young gantlet - clap, aged 20, a ••ITUATION in a Merchant or Brokel's Office. Has had four 3 ears' experience, and can give unexceptionable refe retices.—Address A. 55, Northern Times office. . TO BAKERS. WANIED, a 'thoroughly coricipetent'MAN, to work. a Fancy Bread Baking out of town.— Apply, stating wages ExpeoLed, A. 69, Northern Times office. I 4 EF l'-( i , 'r , c.Ltl:l.'_F-L_lis la, B o Email quantities—Hats, Boots, Shoes, &c. Ge itle• men and Ladies desirous of disposing of the same will be waited np , n, and the highest price given. —Address A 55, ilroi thern Times Office. W .- AM:I4A), a 'good HOUSEKEEPER and NEEDLE-WO :411N, to take the entire Charge of a Hansa and Servants. 'l he situation is Eeven mi'es from Liver pool by rail..--Apply by letter .only, Box A 57, Northern Times •• office. 1 V jANTED, i ClZadt untl TOBACCO SHOP, or a small HOTISt& with SHOP, in the centre of the town, vith immediate possession. Rent per annum aad ail particu'ers.—tpp!y by letter, aduressed L. R., General Post-office, Liverpool. Gentleman declining nusintss on his own account, and who has held responsible sqwitions in flit class Merchant's Offlces and Local Bank, desires a , n of - Trait. Most respectable references.—A, dress A. 61, , Northern Times Office. iv a Young Man, y as • WAREHOUSEMAN, &e.,-ei-jtranir - capatity where he m'ght make himsc f useful. Satisfa, tory references can he given,. and testimonials produced if requiret —Adilress o A 57, Northern Times. NE ce. VANTE.D, by a respectable young Man, age y 22, a 6ITUATION as IN-DOOR SERVANT in a Gentleman's Family, or, a _Fast-ea/is Note', one tW.t 'fhorotighly understanda 11 a basilicas, and can be hi+hly recommenced.—Addr.ss A. 5 , i, Norllsern. Commercial TILVELLEII, - bt Industrious and persevering hihita, having a good connection among , t Grocers and Dr rgEists in the principal towns of Lancashire and Yorkshire, h desirous of a RE-ENGAGEMEN Reference from present emploTer.—Addresi Alpha, Bury New•ro •d. TO MEILC 3ANT3, &C. • AYOUNG MAN,'agecl 20, is in want of a Situ ation.as• CLERK• He is an expeditious veritt r, a quick arithmetician, and can correspond in French ampl German. A moderate salary reqttlre i =--Addrres A 451, Northern Tones office. Nir ANTED by a YOU NO aged aq , v who has, until lately. held a Cerkshlp in 'a LondiM Insurance c pee. some SITUA lON or EMPLOYM UNT, (at home, abroal, or afloa , ,) where his act.vity, energy, and habits of business, cecina ntance with French a d Germ's], and knowledge of accounts would be of service.—Address A 5?, Northern TonesWice. PAhTNER WANTED, ICU - ANTED, a PAM N ER, -- with --- a - bout — XB'oo; in an established and good rf munerating business: knowledge of the business not required. .Strictlicorttl dentia', but direct, communication being desired it is tequasted to give name and address —Address, A .50, Northern Times oruce. zr.TANTED, a SITUATION or EMPLOY 4"y MENT, by a GENTLEMAN 60, who has bei n engaged as a p incloal in the River Lighterage and Coal Trades in i on,:nn all hls :ifs, 13::t has recently nit with misfor t une. He is of act•ve habits, could entirely mans: e any busin,ss rei.emb lug thoe in whieh lie has b• en engaged, or take part in the raansg,inent of any other, could keep the bookt get in accounts, and givo security.— Address A 51, il'mthern Times o.fice. Co be ''aer. TO be LET, a pleasantly situated Senti-detatehed PIG' A, in Cllton-prk, Tranniqe. Rent £6O. p. ra^ num A pn'y to Taylor and S.eal. 32, Castle-slreat. f Nu bt, coruturiatat: E Cir TIOU'i F., No. 35, Glouceifer-place, Low-hill, suitable for a respectab!e Family, and low rented.—Esquire. at 1 , 1,:33, atljoioirg. • Trio be LEl', a largo Doubles OFFICE, _fitted with Gas, in Itevenne chambers, opposite the Castom House.—App'y to Morrail and Woodward, Custom House •Aglents, 12, Canning-pla e. T 10 be Ltd', au exuellezt detached k'AMIEY HOUSE, containing Three ertertnining rooms, Four Redroons, Kitchens, &c , with .Ga, den all round..—App:y oa the premises, 16, Springth ld, Everion. A u cw_ri,hALAN _eau -be accommodated IX a Drawing room and Beerr.om on the same Fiocr. .ergs loa a week. Also, a Parlour and Bedroom, 8s a geelf.—AßOy at 44, Upper Ruarssoai rein, near Falkaer.s.quare. , (IMO be LIST, opacious UFkslijES ill . the "lieW le.loton huil singe , Water-etreitt, corner of hnmford etreet. Plans may be seen, and every infnimat on übtainect, on applii•ation to hir.,:nhn Foxier, 4, Towepr uildmcs \vest. TO be LET, a. Drawing-rourrk, with two Bed Rooms, or Parlour, wiih i be same r:thubcr cf Rooms, if any incheement, the rooms have been newly papered, painted and new eupets.—Apply at Mr,. Parra, 21, Rodney SLreet, 1 - itiUab to be...l.:Lir-con taipining two siting-rooms and kitchen on the ground flo:T; three bedrooms, with dressing-rooms; three attics, water clettct, ard a small garden, situated 8, Duk -street south, Edge Hill. ABERCEOMBY 'QBABE. rino be LET, a well Furnished Family HOUSE, con.taining three reeepion royals, 'six be iroonv, two drei , ring rot ma, fitted with hot and cold att;ply bath, &e.; butler's thattiy, cod le room, approached by separate atarc.ase ; capital ICtchuh. gni store close a ; will be ht with or without coach Aozao and stri: - .lo.—Apply to Mg. 8. 3114tertause, 4, Dcapsguare. inum Iwo. - ea; 0 5 1 ,HYO. if oAti. Co b• Ed. TO be LET, a BREWERY with Plant com plete, 15 Barrels with plenty of good water.— Apply to Owen lin4hes, Builder, West Derby. TO be LET, an excellent detached Family HOUSE, containing Dining, Drawing, and Break ast- rooms, Four good Bed-room., Water-closet, Bath-room, Kitchens, &c.; Garden all round the house.—lugnire on the premises. 16, Springfield, Mere-lane, Everton. ulitlY's MOUNT, ISLE OF MAN. ~tHandsome detached FatuilY Residence, 21 mites_ from Ramsey, House, Garden, , ,aud, Lawn, occupying 3 acres of land. Rant £5O per annum, more land can be had if required —Apply on the premises, or to Mr, Richardson, 33, Strand-street. CHESHIRE. rllO be LET, Furnished or Unfurnished, an excellent Family DWELLING HOUSE, No. 8, Kenyon-terrace, Claughton.—For full particulars apply on the premises. AIIiBUATH. PO be SOLD or LET, a detached VILLA, eon taining four bed rooms, three attics, bath, &3., and three - tilting rooms, with Garden of about half an acre.—Apply to Mr. S. Waterhouse, 4, Derby.square. SOUTH -HILL TERRACE, TOXTETH PARK. rp O be LET, a good FAMILY HOUSE, contain ing four reception rooms, nine bed rooms, dressing room, bath, water closet, &c. The House is agreeably situate, with a good Garden, and enjoys a pleasing view at the back.--Apply to Mr. S. Waterhouse, 4, Derby-square. surroN, about a mac from the Statioal MO be LET, a well furnishedFAMlLY HOUSE, with excellent Out-buildings, good Garden, and abolit 17 Acre; of Land.—App'y to Mr. S. Waterhouse, 4, Derby-so 4'e. AII3BURTH. TO be LET, a Detached HOUSE, with a thrile stalled stable, e)aeL-horse harness-room, and man servant's room, over the house; aural= dining and drawing rooms, 21 by 18 each ; breakfas: parlour, eight bedrooms, one dressing room, and lofty kitchens on the ground floor, , &ie.—Apply to Mr. S. Water house, 4, Derby -square. A FURNISHED HOUSE, LDGE•HILL. vro be LET, ..a Furnished hOUSE., , containing sittingrooms, kiteberi, scul:ery, tte., on the ground floor, three bedrooms with dressingrooms, three attics wat. r closet, and small garden, situated 'No. 8, Duke-street South, Edge hill. S HE Ft.RNITURE, TIRADE UTENSEI,B, FIXTURES and the BUSINESS of the PREMIQES, 82, Lime-street (known as the tipper Rooms), TO Bs DIS POSED OF by Private Contract. Particularly o igible for a dining room or oyster -shop.—Apply on the premises,' between the hours of Two and Five-o'clock. A FURNISHED HOUSE, EDGE-HILL. TO be LET, for Ten Months, or T-wo Years, a Furnished House, consisting of drawing-ro dining-room, and kitchen, on the ground floor ; three bedrooms with dre.sing-tooms ; three attics, water closet, and small garden, situated S,Duke-street south, Edge hill. itrio — be LET, - s conveniel:t 1/IVELLING IIOUSI43, desirably situated at Tue Brook, West Da, by, containing Drawing, Dining, and Morning Rooms, flvo Bed Rooms; Kitchen, scuttery, Closet, and Pantry, on first floor, with goad Cel'ering, and Garden front and bacg. Rent £40.--apply to Mr. GARNER,. lg, Wood -street, Hanover-st ed. WEST DERBY. rilo be LET or SOLD, a Good Family HOUSE, with Coach-house and Stabling for two horses, large Garden, with Greenhouse, &c., &c: The house is in excellent condi tion, dry, and very pleasantly situ a ted. .I mme di a t e possess i on may ad.—For terms apply to Mr. - James Hobbs, hotter, Old Hay market. EXCELLENT STAB. IND, Olt ACCOMMODATION Polt CATTLE, PION :ISM. ALSO, WAREMUSB ACCOMMODATION. 0 be LET, centrally situated, large and excel lent STABLES, with CARTItOOM and a DWEL LING-HOUSE attached. Also a Good WAREHOUSE, with jigger /co.—Apply at D. Vauxhall-road ; or to Mr. M'Gee, 1, Church-strtet Everton. rllO- be. LET, Three Newly erected and well-built HOUSES and SHOPS, between Chatham -street and Peach-stre,t,.Brownlow-hill, -- suttable for a chemist — iiadruggist, white cooper, sadule and harness maker, and Provision shop, or any other bu iness. Also, a roomy HOUSE and SHOP, in Everton crescent, top of Richmond-row, well calculated for a pawnbroker or other business requiring room.—for particulars apply to George Riding, No. 154, Loadon-road. TO be LET, in Sandoin - m-lane, Wavertree, Two substantial and well.bpilt E.OUSE:-.., containing lorawing and Dinin4-room, Kitchen and Scullery on the Fame floor, fiva good Bedrooms, Bath-room and Water-clu.at, with hot and cola water,. and Gas throughout the house; Wash Cellar, with colt water, Flower Garden to front, Kitchen Garden to back, ail well drained. Rent £4l) per annum. Apply to John Newell, Builder, 40 Comma street; or to Mr. Bin, Post-office, Wavertiei. TO ba LET. in• D.„,,a Green Station and Kilotty Asti, a handsome semi detached VILLA, containing on ground floor entrance ball, Mee entertzining rooms, kitchens, but ers pantry, store-room, &c.; first floor, firs good bedrooms, bathroom, water closets, &:.; and servants-room above ; stable and ceachhouse to be built if required, the whole is %ell wi h s ring and rata water; the gardens .are tastehilly•laid oar, - and the whole occupies 1600 square yards of land. Rent very moderate.--Apply at 50, South Castle street. V I '0 be LET, Varnished, perm4riently, a detached HOUSE; with excellent Garden, Coachhouse, Stable, and other conveniences, Pleasantly attaatec at Bootle Village, near Liverpool, and within tun minutes' weik of the Lancashire and York shire, and Live:poui and Southport Railway Stations, containing two entertaining-rooms, six. bedrooms, • dr.:581,4-room, bathroom, and water-closet, two kitchecs on the gr. - and ft )or, and larder, with a plentiful 6upPly of hitYti and soft water, and gas throughout. On v.ew between tue hours o two and five, p.m.—For address and terms see reference list, Northern Times office, . . rrio beLET, at Huh-hill, Trani:here, a very eetn modious FAN:III,y itoqsl i caoptainin g Three Enter taining•roorns,- Seven Bed=rooms, Servants' Rooms, &c. There are also wo excellent Boarded Rooms on the l4sernent Floor, - well lighted and-airy, +suitable -tor Day - Ntinerfei or School-rooms. Toe Stabling and Outbuildings are detached from the House. The Garden, a e well stocked, and, with the Greenhouse, are in good order, Apply to TAYLOR and :,TEAb, 32, Castle-street. _ . - 111;o, a pleasantly situated Semi-delaihed VILLA, i❑ Cifton-park, Tranmere. Rent £6O per Annum. Apply to TAYLOR and STEAD, 32. Csetle-ercet. Co be Flarge well:asti.ortett Stock always on hand. Also, BALLAST (Pig) IRON. WILLIAM F. SIM & CO., Sweeting street; . • frO be - SOLD, some First-class DVING. . ROOM FURNITU R E.—Ap p y A, 41.` .orthein °MU.. ' ' rpo be SOLD, a small GREET in good order.--Apply to Owen Hughes, Builder, West Derby. - 31.1-Ili 1' U RE, TEADE, U tEN 6I LS, I FIXTURES, and the BUSINESS of the PREMISES, 82; Lime-stre,t, TO BE DISPOSED OF by Private Contract. Par ticuLrly elbab:e fir a di:ing•room.—Apply on the premisw, between the hours of Two and Five o'clock. oTEADI - COAL ON SALE, on board the Sophia. Captain Behrens, in King's Et ek, EIGHTY lON'S - of Ircgo sized "steam COAL will be sold cheap.—Apply to Bahr aer.rend :Si Co. • FREEUOLD FARMS MBAR RUGBY. ON SALE, by Private Contract, some first-rate FARNIB, varying "from 50 to 200 acres eadi, near to good roads and a railway station, together with the FARM-HOUSE and OUTI3UILDIN GS thereon.—Terms and a Plan may be obfained at the. ofSces of Messrs. W. and E. Harris, Solicitors, Rugby. ,ON -SALE, by Private T rea ty, by - order of the executor, a HOUSE and SHOP, 129, BroWnlow hill, Liverpool, and Two HOUSES and SHOPS, 109 and 111, Chester... street (Corner Birkenhead)—Apply to Mr. Reb er ' flughes,,,ostitte agent, Birkenhead ; or Air. Frodsham, solicitor, 16' South - Ceitle-street, Liverpool. • FREEHOLD 'AND TITHE - FREE FARM, 'NORTHAM PT O NSHIRE ON BALE, by Private Contract, at the low sum of £45 an .Acre (including House, Buildings, and limber), a singularly desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, o: 245 acres. Two-thirds of the purchase money may remain for a ter.u.—For par ticular' apply at. the ofEces of Mews. W. and E. Harris, Solicitors, Rugby. - rro , bq .6014 D or LET, tt very. handsomely finished HOUSE, No. 99, Shaw Street, contain ing Dining-room, Doub Drawing-room,—and eleven Bed-rooms, Servants' Hail, Ilutier's Pantry, Kitchens, &c. A Coach-house and stable to the back street. To be viewed by Ticket only. Apply to Tertoa and Castls-st. II 1 b.• ,t) SOLD, cheap, Three capital GAS A MAKING APPARATUSSES various sizes, sui able Aur small manufactories, country inns, or buy ocher places requiring a good and cheap:light. 'Can be seen in full "oi k by s appljing to A? r. Per • s, Brow Aide Works. Gateacre. U-FOR t.E.—A Gentleman wisniug to part with an audio:it Rosewood Cottage PIANO, nearly nevi, and all the latest improvements, bei g selected in,Loa don by an c>sainent prole sor of Milhie, will take is part paymsnt .uch as drapery, watches, farnitur.., &c.—See Reference Lit, Northern Tunes °Bic, TO COU:4ti.Y HOTEL litErEiiS, 3LiNUFACTULtEItS, &c. T0..1m SOLI), a bargain, a capital Gas Making apparatus, for 50-lights, to make room for a more extenalva cm - Tern. For price and particulars,, and to view item/me in .full work, apply 'to Edward 51ingatid, and 57, Ranelagh-Etrect, Livripoith • (1 1 0 be SOLD or a very hancltsomely - - finished ROUSE, No. 99, Shaw-street, containing d sing-room, double drawing room, and eleven bedrooms, Nerrants hal' butler's pantry, kitchen, tao. A coach house and Stable to the ba:k street. To be viewed by ticket only.—Apply to Tayl,r and Stead, 32, Castle-street. - - • UNDER TAX PONY RUE roNs. FOR SALE, a bargain, the genuine property of a gentleman who has only used it a few weeks, at Ne v Br.gliten, a Pony Phaeton, with tarn.;:ver peat, lamps, R e., price 13 GaineAs ; also a Ralf-basket one, suit Aile for Ladies or an Inv,lld; can be drawn by a await Pony ; price 15 Gnin.as, worth 80 " 111046 • -11 1 ) PlY tit 6, Upper itiewiegto pr.yato House. Co bt a-a TOR SALE, a COPY of the " NORTHERN DAILY TIMES " till Ist May next—For address, see Reference List, Northern Times office. TO be SOLD, a Detached HOUSE at Seafoyth, with handsome entrance hall, three entertaining , rooms on the ground floor, two 23 feet bro feet and one 21 feet by 17 feet good butlers' pansy, store room and wine cellar, kitchen scuilery and larder, Second floor—seien bedrooms, three of sAmo size as the entertaining rocmi; bath and water closet, hot and cold water in each; a 'two-stall stable and coach house; also, a goo kitchen, garden. and green-house.—Apply. to Messrs. Chapman and Caine, 2, New Wapping. 'BACTAT.n.LLE.--A very large and handsome Mahogany BAGATELLE TABLE, .with Slate Bed. India-rubber Cushion., Pockets, &c., &c. Size, 13 feet by 4 fei t, with Cues. Balls, and Marking Boards complete. Price £35. A 12 foot TABLE, with painted frame fittings, as above, price £23. A 9 foot 6 TABLE, with painted frame and fittings, as above, price £l4. A Second-hand TABLE, 9 foot 6, with fittings, price £lO 105. —Atiply to J. O'Xeill, 17, Houghton-street. ttatlixiap foticto. REAT WESTERN RAILWAY WEEKLY EXCURSIONS fo S FIR E WSBURY, WELLINGTON, WOLVERHAMPTON, BIRMINGHAM, I EAMINGTON, OXFORD, and LONDON, on MONDAYS, the 21st and 28th instant, returning any Mood •y up to the sth October. TOURISTS"FICKETS. for Qs days. are al.° issued to WEY MOUTH, SALI 'BURY, SOU CH WALES, ROSS, &c. For further information, fares, &c., apply at the Grtat Western Office, James-otreet, Liver, 00l ; or at the Railway Station, Monks' Ferry, Birkenhead. Cllurat ion. rrHE FRENCH LANGUAGE taught on an entirely New System, by Id 0 N S RAGONOT, (or peso ) ) Author of the "SYXBOLIC ANGLO-FRENCH VOCABULARY &c.,. &c. The principle of this system is founded upon the natural and infallible method universally followed by the mother in teaching hrr child. The unsatisfactory results of the present mode of teaching foreign languages Is proverbial; the general impression is, that a language can be acquired, only in the country where it is spoken, and doubtless, this is necessary where the teacher 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 mail necessarily , fail; and. hence the nu merous complaints of wasted time and ineffectual endeavours, whilst the teaching of nature is universally successful. To those who have laboured in vain, and who now despair of ever understanding the rapid conversation of the natives of France, the faculty may be easily acquired, but not by any of the artificial sys ems, however ingenious, to which allusion has been made. HIGHEST REFERENCES WILL BE GIVEN. T FAMILIES AND SCHOOLS ATTENDED. PRIVATE LESSONS GIVEN. EVENING CLASSES. The " SYMBOLIC ANGLO-FRENCH VOCABULARY," sth edition, par• ticfearly adapted for Schools, &c., approved and sanctioned for the use of the Institutions for the deaf and dumb, in England cnd France. To be had from the Author, M. Ragonot, and sold by all booksellers. 115, Mount-pleasant, Liverpool. QUEEN'S COLLEGE, LIVERPOOL (Incorporated with the University of London) !resident of the Senate.—WictLtem Blowx, Esq., ➢L.P. Vice-Presidents —maw. TEoaxu.y, Esq., M.P., GEO. HOLT, Esq. FACULTY OF ARTS AND LAWS. DAY CL IS,SE.3. Levi; and Etl;ics.—Professor, eke Rev. H. GRirmas, (Dean of the Faculty,) TliunsDAys.from 11 to 12. Greek. 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The increasing circulation and high estimation of this journal have induced the proprietors t publish it weekly instead of tortnightly as hercto:ore, and at a reduced price, offering a mil favourable tip: or. unity to subscribers. Ike first number of the new and improved ter es published on Saturday, September 12th. Price 3d weekly. Sold at all the railway-start ns and respectable stationers and news-venders throughout the country. London: 154, STrand, (W. C.) Liverpool: Lyu ltiirst-chambers, 27, North John-street. Man:Mester : 58, Oldham-street. Newcastle: 87, Pilgrim-street. KELL Y, BUTT E R M A N ryi 1_ II E LATEST ESSAY. A PASTORAL. DAMON.' Stay, Chloe, ,tag, whither a, ay so fast, What sadden cause demands such pres,ing haste Does some wit 1 monster from his forest lair, With horrid jaws, alsault your fleecy care? 0 wandering near the edges of some rock, Has Neptune seized the Lther of your flock? No direful cane my hastened steps demand, But churning toils await these la!fring hands; My Saki securely in their folds do lie ; Butter demands, and in Buttar's name I fly, To skim the cream, to ehuan the mingled mas 3, And through the sieve with care the cards do pa's. hese toils my care demand; forbear your love, Another time I'll meat you in the grove. DAMoN. Stay yet a moment—once you stay'd for me ( When IGve attended) on the fl Jw'ry lea ; Then you could stay and pralLe my warbling strain, But now the pipe is tuned for you In vain ; But ;ay what new co remand the byrophs receive. That labour stops not at the approach of eve. CIILOE. And know you not for Kelly 'tis we toil? Kelly for whom grass grows on thrifty soil? I or Ke'ly's sake the swaics their toils prolong, The cmly tin:ten:lm! the theme of song ; Whose boast is still among his fe l• ow-men. "He sells his Butter chasp," to sell again!! DAMON. I know the" cove; " my journey lately made To Liverpool showed his thriving trada. Near where fair ThespiA's palace proudly stands, And Williamtonia's square its breadth expands, And in the streat !scud to L'awson's name, Stands the treat Butter Pace—the haunt of trade and fame, And if:or him your busy hands you ply, Forbid it, Fate, that I at nd idly by ; In what I may I will assist your pains, And think them pleasures if " 'I he " Kel:y gains. CHLOE. O happy swan, for thee I will presage A pro'p'rous income and a lengthened age, For Fate his path with choicest hessings ttrews— The rriend of roan, and patron of the Muse. But come. my Damon, seo t! e shading wood Throws !onger shadows o'er th' impeded flood stand we idle with suspended hands? A trace to talking, walk our care demands ! EDWARD KELLY AND CO., THE BUTTER PLACE, BACK OF ST. JOHN'S MARKET. POOL DOCKS LIVER..... LOANS OF MONEY. THE COMMITT 2E of the LIVER POOL DOCKS DO H.IREBY GIVE NOTICE that they are willing to RECEIVE LOANS OF lIIONEY upon the Security of the Bonds of the r :rustees of the Liverpool Docks, for Tern2s of Three;Five b or Siren Years, at the option of the Lenders. The interest I'. payable half-yearly at the Bankers of the Trustees here or In London. ' I .All offers to be addressed to Gro. V. TANTON, Esq.,Treasurer DoCk - ollrze, Liverpool. (By order) DANIEL MASON, Secretary. A DELPHI LOAN AND DISCOUNT COMPANY-LIMITED, HEAD OFFICE : 38, RENSHAW STREET, LIVERPOOL. BRANCH OFFICES: MANCHESTER AND ST. HELENS. This Company has now a Capital of 475,000, v ith power to increase it to a Quarter of a Million Sterling. The present amount of business transacted is equal to £130,000 per annum. . LOANS GRANTED on Approved Security (and on the shortest notice), in Sums from .e. 5 to 41,000, at the following- charges:— Entire Charge, Including Form of Application. .410 repayable at ss. per week £2O Bs. „ £5O „ 20s. PS 218 6 £lOO „ 40s. „ , 515 0 200 80s. And upwards, in the same proportion. Advances can be obtained, to be repaid by other Instalments than weekly, or for fixed and longer periods. BILLS DISCOUNTED. Parties residing in the country can be accommodated on paying a reasonable extra charge for travelling expenses. For Prospectuses and other information apply to the Head Office as above. CHRIS. ELLISON, Manager. JOHN ELLISON, Secretary. A DELPHI LOAN AND DISCOUNT COMPANY-LIMITED. • HEAD OFFICE, 38, RENSHAW-STREET, LIVERPOOL. BIRKENHEAD BRANCH, HAMILTON-BUILDINGS, HAMILTON-STREET, BIRKENHEAD. The above Office will be OPENED for th' Transaction of Business on and after THURSDAY rest, the 17th inst. . . Office Hours from 10 A.nr, to 3 P.m.: except ou Mondays and Satnr. dalr, when the Office will be Closed at 1 P.M. LOANS will be advanced from 2to £l,OOO upon the same terms as at the Liverpool Office. Prospectuses and general iniormation m'y be obtained on applica- Von. CHRISTOPHER ELLISON, Manager. . JOHN F.LLISON, Secretary. September, 1857. IVO N E Y.—X2O to £l,OOO ADVANCP.II to 1 responsible parties by Mr. Sutcliffe, local manager to',Royal Farmers' Fire, Life, and Hall insurance Company,lo, James-street. I ivernool„ £5O TO .2,ooo.—The PROTEC TOR LOAN and ANNUITY COMPANY GRANT LOANS from one to five years, at 5 per cent. per annum, repayable by instal ment. upon Personal or Real Seca; ity. Total interest upon .4100, if repaid qu'aterly, for twelve months, .e 3 2s 6d.—Local Manager, G. H. Goodall, 14,'Tarlton-street, Liver pool. L IVERPOOL LOAN COMPANY, HEAD OFFICE-LORD-STREET CHAMBERS, 87, LORD- STREET, LIVERPOOL. BRANcrz Orncs-43, MARKET-STREET, MANCHESTER CAPITAL, £50,000. ',Gans advanced from .e2O to £5OO, to be repaid is Twelve months, by weekly, monthly, or quarterly instalments. BILLS DISCOUNTED. Loans advanced from .elOO to .el,lOO, to extend over [ erlod of one, two, or three years, at 5 per cent. For Prospectuses. &c., apply personally or by letter to JOHN ATHERTON, 87, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. DRAWING -ROOM PORTRAITS (ON PAPER, SIZE EIGHT INCHES BY SIX), At the Liverpool Branch of the London School of Photography, 46, CHURCH-STREET. The followbig REDUCTIONS have been made in the PRICES of PORTRAITS oa PAPER since the removal of patent from the Oollcdion process. The Portraits formerly charged £3 25. Od. are reduced to .i'o 10s. 6d. 2 2 0 Ili 0 5 olf0 If 1 1 0 ~ ~ U 3 b 010 6 f t f f 0 2 6 No diffe,enee is made in the quality of the Photographs on sworn; of the reduction of the price. Duplicate copies are charred ha'f price. FALSE HAIR OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Including Coverings for the whole Head; for the ont part of the Head only ; for the Back of the Head seperately many of them new designs, and perfectably undetectable under any .crutiny, are kept in Immense Stock ready for immediate use, at ASTLEY'S, 53, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. ANDERSON'S (LATE) SAINSBURY'S SODA WATER MANUFACTORY AND REFRESHMENT ROOM, 22, EXCHANGE-6TM= EAST. SUMMER BEVERAGES: IMPROVED 131 , 41:11T:F. POWDERS AND SUPERIOR SCENTED LAVENDER WATER. BiAcKENzu" AND MIDDLEMASS'S CELEBRATED EiANBURGII BISCUIrs. THE NOTED ROWLEY BISCUICS. BARCLNY'S STOUT, AND ALI.sOPP'S ALES. filonte,, LIGHT SUMMER WINES. J C. STIVENS & CO., sole Proprietors of the celebrated ORIGINAL GREEN GINGER and ORANGE TONIC WINES, have much pleasure in informing the public, that they have produced a variety of FRUIT WINES, many of which are equal to Foreign, and, as a wholesome and refreshing beverage, raised with water, far superior. Persons who have no tasted Stivens' FRUIT WINES would be surprised at their delicious avonr, being equal to the juice of fresh fruit. They are considered euperior to any Wine': yet introduced. May be obtained at Grocers Cenfectioners, and Italian Warehousemen. Frontignac, Raspberry. Constantia, Rcd Currant, Lune] le, Black Currant, Marsala, Gooseberry, Calcavella, Grape, Muscat, Cherry, Dry Sun, DUKE STREET, FORMERLY THE Orange, Raisin, Cowslip, Tent, Elder, Port and Sherry. Madeira. BARRACKS. BANKRUPT'S STOCK OF STATIONERY. TO PRINTERS, ME [CHANTS, &c. pARRY and SON, of Chester, having pur. chased from the Assignees of Mr. Douglas, South John. street, Liverpool, ENTIRE STOCK OF PAPERS, AC OUNTiBOOKS, Sze., beg to inform the public that the whole must be cleared out in a few days, and will be sold at a great sacrifice. N B.—The FIXTURE ', consisting of. a neat circular counter, &c. TO be SOLD in one or more lots. !MOURNING JEWELLERY JOHN G. JACOB, 'GOLDSMITH AND JEWELLER 5 6 , CHURCH-STlitiET, 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 IRE AL WHITBY JET In the most choice Patterns. HAIR WORKED INTO CHAINS,IIRACELETS, RINGF4, 1311. 0 0 CHES, AND NECKLETS, AND MOUNTED IN A SUPERIOR STYLE. The same Ilair as left guaranteed to be used. JOHN G. JACOB, GOLDSMITH AND JEWELLER, 56 , C// URCH-STREET. FRE IN Ca MOD F RATOR LAMPS. ITIGGS AND JONES iL solicit especial attention to their new and extensive STOCK OF THE ABOVE LAMPS, All of which are of really good make, in the newest and elseicest designs, at remarkably Low Yawn. IMSMEDIATE INSPECT lON IS RESPECTFULLY INYA TED• HIGGS AND JO NE S, U RNIS H ING IRONMONGERS, 4e, LOAD STREET. Joseph Forburn, ier J. Well • • " Douglas H ebson... ........... • •." Robert Gladstone, jun. ......... •• • " Higson, and Co ...... .......... " Thomas Matheson ...... Septimus Ledwa, d Jams Lawrence • ...... Charles Turner.... .... ..... ••• . • " Frederick Huth and Co ....• W. R. e:andbach .... Anorew E. Bj rue E. Schemeil .....•.. .. .. „ „ John Gm dm Brown .... ..... Boutcher, Mt. rtimer, Ga'e, and C 4 is Radwen,jun. and Co ..... J. H. Rayner and Robert Higgin .. Charles Langton George Marti's DI oss and Co .......... Ge.or,e Holt and Co.. IV ITSTA L F:, MILTON, itTR. MORMSEI has ma, _i_UL year for the continuous si OYSTER, and begs to assure Gentlern , for presents to the country, they ma: being in good condition, and perfectly h.' Sup,er Parties supplied with Opters, to open them. riefr ORDERS SUPPLIED AT ANY DI-'4 N.8.-TURTLE AND VENIS°. MORRISH'S MERCHANTS' DIN' S Lancaster-buildings, Liverpool' R. CAMERON, tl • WAT CR M ANUFACTURER AND J r 1 :" 54, SOUTH CASTLE-STREE T ' 11 4 4 11 GOLD and SILVER PATENT LEVER ‘VATC IIS '' ALIIERT CHAINS, JZIVELLEIty, and ELEcrito 1, 14) that 1411 ° C hada° la iltit4CH BAREGI °l3B FOR si tk 4.4Xs A 4,0 l'l eCltt Alt9 m,g......4: T Bs 3, . . 3;ubilt Xoff gr/ ' _...,001. BOROUGH OF LlYnr" - ,1 h e! ' A T a PUBLIC MEETING' ty t 9 a requisition very numerously and ,di of September, 1857, convenreedspob4lll pia ••-• $ 1 S n him to call a PUB I,IC MEETING, to a - wet' * , i , - . 0 pool and the n-ighbourhood an opportan, '4 S UL Tj pathy with the unha py sufferers in the . 7, t o hire ozcurred iu India to many of our fof. 01 '''' lIE \TT ~ ~..„ " s :i , L i 8 4 E 4 , : and faruides, and to take such measures 700 Ct. aid in relieving the urgent and ptes i n b c o 411/ AL F 1 left totally destitute. The MAYOR in the vat G Letters were read from I.leut.-Colon e l l „.1p Lomas, John P. Heywood. Esq., and the, r,. , ~ It was morel by Wm. Baswri, Esq , I ti • ]nacres, and resolved unanimously — .., "That this Meeting is moved with sOr...rOL ° atrocities which the Mutineers in Indta oh - kits* her Majesty's subj est s, th , se savage' not sve n tb i . el ~ _. .g fOr reel/ yet and children. This Meeting., deeply slt a rij ~, e tie,.. " 4411 combine S eannot doubt but that the Inhabitants of de r 0 ,..•••az0 to 14 ,,,, l b a o r u g r e h f o n o n d d w fo i will give thegiv e reliefpractical o f w expression s to r Taott 'Mak% left total y destitute." t, '' 8t„ "il ed• It was moved by the Rev. Dr. WNSII- ' -ps.4, ' - weak STITT, and resolved unanimously— 00 - itielt r beg t 4 "That a committee b., - now appointed to _ poi Ile ~,,, t o be one appropriate them as in their judgments 07 F. lid tions of this Meeting, not losing sight of no ' arrived and are ai riving In G. eat Britain.'" . relief as well as tho“i remaining in India.l. JO, amender, Lam, It was movet by the Yen. Archdeaco_L, RATILBONE, Esq., ant resoled unaninloe',,d 4112 . 41 1kti0 n -- 46 That the requisitionists and the aldermen of th e c , tif47go:letz,. 'is.: Committee, with power to add to their WIT; , IN Safety i s al•.r•. It was moved by Was . Bitowtr, Esq , --•_. Il k WNICILE, and reso red, with acclam .It'on AO ' 114 4 e " That the best thane's of this Meeting be , B '4AD/1% aui ' Is', 4 lt tai,- promptitude in c ,, mplying with the re - I,llh ••m --c the sit outland iu the chair." F. SO al k 4 di l it6 j Way to I a. , --- To , N.B.—The Committee meet daily, at th.. 4e d Patron ! , c Town-hall. ~ -•• (he % Rifi e reSe d o o Amount of Subscriptions already adve , . g, en, agr i ADDITIONAL SUBSC.- ~,,' T. and J. Bmclilebank .?........• •••• •• ...'' Editors of the Mail . . ...... "...' Rathbone Brahera Charles Bowiing ...... '.,...; Christopher Bushell and C 0..... .. •••• ' ... p n S. ts.Grues ....... ....... •... ..... ''•••,/ ' R E James Beaziey 4 1 Kirkman Finlay .. Drysdale Carstairs . J. Atkin , Sons, and C 0... ..• •• •" .''' 1 - I Si CO *••" ...."...' th.‘ . tale, that I*-.44:4l:74l:lll4.:l"'ecin:l'enWill Jonn csorarn crown ..... ..•• •• • • Boutcher, lUvrtimer, Gaie, and Co.. •''' ~/, ha tc Hadwon,jun. and Co ..... • •••• ... ••:' J. H. Rayner and d 0........... ...... •''',..... Robert Higgin . . ''' ... To 11F• A ~ ... .... .... , Charles Langton ........... ........ • ' ~.', George Martin Moss and Co •• ._, Ge.or, e Holt and Co .... ..,1.,.... •• • • • ..01,0 I Lt THE NORTHERN 1-03 .01 l' S A L t , THE WINTER SESSION ""1. 44 a L y ta Ilan and 46, L on THURSDAY, the Ist of Oztober O a ' CLINICAL LECTURES, on DIED7cAsEIo -u tion, . 1 , as foil delivered Twice a Week by the Physician'',,l)l, fo;'!ltt 1 1 191iTM Pil TSICIANS —Dr . DUNDAS and Dr. IN I, C : l ett t lgtialul brass i ELLIS JONES, Mr. '' ' 6 11e , t ( 1 1: 1 , 41s1 . A ., P a l l SURGEONS—ai T. MILL - TI-DAVIS. ' l . °L IA JUNIOR-SURGEON —Mr. JAMES HAKES•,,,a ': Certificates of at!endance on the ilosP"" ,• :` Pl'es e ,7, ll :ida of Lectures qualify Pupi•s for Examination t o ' ' l • '''Ss WO n burgh and Glasgow. Perpetual .. FEES FOR ADMIS` ,a,r. 4 4 ' ~, - 4 16 LIN / One Year . .•• Six Months. . For further part.culars apply to W B. - atrisDl" Mr. Northern Hospi al, Sept. 12, 18 7. I 8, 0 INDIA ] O, f, t COM M \IIT I. PlNY.—.fit I EE N , Y he . t a NI held on the 15th 1 ; 1;8 t C x Iv . 001 Ok The Mayor was appointed Chairman, ~ , km "8 n , Esq., and Christopher Bushell Esq., Vice-ct,, ' 4 /11'1' 114 C( son, Esq.. and H. H. Hornby, Esq., Honors 44 IRON, Royal hank, Bankers. , be 0 li isUBSCRIPTit N ROOKS were ordered • e le Exchange Newsrooms, the sev e ral Banks in 03 i uftices. and at the Clubs and Newsrooms- gill )i , The Committee meet daily at t he TOO be' U i t „.. and they take this opportunity o f urging On f o l ttO 1 i Ire ; necessity of promptitude in placi ng their CY 4 T t of the 'I rei•aurer or the Bankers. ~„TD, 4 12. 4 N. , By order, F. Slit' . :1 .84 1 , , , , Town Hall, 15th Sept., 1857. ~,T O ll5 , its 1 . " .( g,"ivili 8 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS, EXCAY , - . it& 4 t re o.oi, l it e 6 . at Iv ., riet3 LOCAL BOARD OF HEAL tH 0 14 4 OVAL 4 h 1, b AL i: .... . -- 'BA' ) 4 0 144 C II " . 13AR 1 lES willing to COl`,ll- bl bct it ovE, t ° , S three new SE tv ERS, propose d ot i .' ttltr i ,,, & Local Board of Health of Toxteth Park, , Ila . AIN I+ "A burth-road, Lark-lane , and Saint Miehae , 5 p ot* reap r ot, • °gem Read to me TENDER ' S for making saell s A - o f S' -et corer—to the " Chai•man of the Local Bog' t la WE sNEWAY, the 30th insLnt 00 on le „ At, '1 he plans may bed on, and ,p,60.. a ' , ' ' 4 b NO.IB, Co .k-htr,et, Liverpool. _ ~,s o s,s C s rl °' Th e L4RGE. TB OMAS 42•2_2--- ----- a fr 0 CON TRACTORS.—T IIO to red BGard of Health are preP!, - ,,, o f le. DE RS for the EXCAVATION and LAYl'''„7 OS', in and alone Mersey-street, and for thew: e f tb,t MAIN SEW , Rin Deme,ne-sVeet and par t Sr', and the CONS I RUCTION of a BRICK •4 1, " , pa, ' the llwer end of such road, all in ,eaconi l V3o l, 4 .sTi.UOI:IO -of about 6'30 Yards of B ' I CO 4, firtiliton, in the pariah of Wallasey ; an d Oa' , 'L 8, M such workB in repair for the term of twelve p e „. the U.e of completion. e: ILK ei t o • ~ The works will be let in Two Contracts ,01 .4,,,, l ilt OM Brighton respectively ; and the contractors vi' r 1 . ' l4Ol l On a be into a bond, with two appi oved sureties, for t .. . 4 their respect•ve contracts, which contracs ''' 1 1 ,0thi rh pared at the expense of the cent actors. r ip% 4 the re ,rslne - ore elm Pius, sections, and speciBcatiens of the' l e d, ), general coniith.ns of contract, may be ir.sPe' L ear , • • 4 44 .„ Lars obtained, on application to Mr. Jarnes„" o • - ii i .ultEss Wallasey Local Board, at their offices, 1, CD` . OO ' -4 P 4 ritte 14, on turd iron, Monday, the 21st, to ,e 1 ednesdnY,'„, e f' il t , sive, between tile hours of Ten and Twelve In ''' 0 'NCR bt L, Sealed tenders, with schedule of I rfces an- 1 ,t, 11 ,/se r Itilk tion of the proposed sureties, addressed to , ..1 4t p o , Works, and Health Committee," and endcf s3 ',, A 4 PA age Work, in Seacombe," or "Now Brighton e j, are to be left at the office of th e uulaisigng., 14 si Egremont, on or before Four o' c l oc k in the - oi l toe 28th instant. Tentless seat in after that OS The Local Board do not bi n d th emse l v es to - any other Tender.—By order,, T. K. IfASALL, clerk to O OP , Egremont, Sept. l5. 1857. -- Y _,_— , t RllsllFilfift XxttfCe 9 af lI N • Pi '' s THE LIVES of AIARINEE'-' 2 FAA „ 1 0 PASSENGERS INSURED 0 16, 4 Sea or Land, and Death from any cause, witb °I. ) ti Bon In Case of Injury. be f' P 8 03 Railway and Commercial Travellers, and the : '1 Itsured against all accident, Stith compensati°,",ijo (r i. , fi eli t ,„ The l'autictil instruments aced Effects of D.',"„ ) o) I•.,„ ' 4 oViesn,., of Emigrants and Paszenger, insured a gainst,'" c. voT, rate rates of premium, at the Office of the : 4 04, '44 i Insurance Co m p an y , R evenue Chambers, c west ,, ,' WR ?, 440 the north wt cod of the Co-torn liouse), M y- g JANIE 3 D. C. To ( L'i S F DO kb 00 --_ _ _--_ - ir ) to D. ' 212' AIILN li.RS' HoLDFAD', ti, 'I , ~,,1 1141 . RESISTING SAFES (fire re5% 51.41 ,[0°,0 L l 'AD , action of non-condnetion anti vapourisat.on At I l itt' . s'• PAIL] all the improvements, under their Quaea UPI? goli 4 \% , and 1855, including their Gunpowder Proof ' -441/ Ic , t. (without which uo Safe is secure.) „, td ) i IBE STRONGEST, BEST, AND CLIEAPEST B '4, vol 1: MILNERS' PIitENIX (212 o) SAFE W 01 :',,;(1, 4 ~ most complete arid extensive in the world, er''..) , ',4 V 1 1 / 4 1 hundred hands. assisted by pouerful and origin:o6l to every branch of the wo,k. Sh ow roam s, ",,,r,„ 4 0 Liverpool. London Depot, 47A, Moorgate-sir` / 1 ree by post. / 0 5 lit E I D , JAM f S A ( , . TAILOR AND - s'' No. 61, B 0 L D__S___yll Toe k 0 A NEW METHOD OF .WASHISG A , - g u , ih,_ F ROM the Prize List of the .fr 0 mtit b Jo 'l• 4 ii. 3laLches:er Show, held at Warring i eh , 11 .1 DP' yo, uPti ( Messrs. STARK F.Y & C.)., 12, Parker- street , , ' , g etl eris •,,, , 5 . •.; PUIZ F awarded them for anewly-invented WA 03 didl4 4 t,' ai lANC, MAD 111 'E,' patents l by them in May las t ' 'Pee 4 44 operation daily at the above peace. et' . Iltstrated eirrafiare, with 11,t of :prizes, sent::y tion. , P' 1 5' , t 1 NATIVE OYSTE`'a P 9 q 0 P t FRESH DAILY FROM - a BY MAIL TRAIN. p 5. WHITSTABLE, MILTON, AN 0 01 11 ttei t ]/[li. MORRISH has made arr o9° ,At' , II . .iii year for the continuou s supp.Jl,, of toi )IL's rER.4, and begs to assure Gentlemen wislib i .e9 i "I t r or presents to the country, th e y ma y always de IL 1: )eing in good condition, and perfectly fresh. 0 3 i entd) o3 e Sup, er Parties supplied with Opters, and a COO-