Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-19 00:00:00

CUNARD, WILSON & CO., IN . 5, ,YORK-BUILDINGS, LIYKRPOOL, MO. -, A‘b 4 sg, FBNCHURCH-STaEET, LONDON, BROKERsZFOR THE PTIP.c.'nqSE AND SALE OF SHIPS, SHIP VALUEfts, &c. Co a i*Jlb• bn Ruction. Ty virtue of a Dunce of the High court of Admiralty of England and without reserve. Frill SALE BY AUCTION, on Thursday, Vie 24th irst , at three o'clock, at the Broker's Sale , rooms, 5, York-buildings, Dale-street, the shin ROWENA, 404 2; 94ths. tons. American measurement, length, 111 feet 8 filches, breadth, 28 feed, 6 inches, depth, :5 feet 3 inches ; built at Newbury Pert, State of Maine, in 1933, of the best oak and red pine ; carried 55.) tons coal ; is wood sheathe !, and yellow mettallA to 16 feet ; ha.s two houses on d• cic, and is wel found in storfs, which will be seen on reference to the inventory.— For further particulars apply to Messrs. Lace, tlarshall, Roscoe and Gill, Soli iturs, or to t UNA It If, WILS - ..0N a.d Co., Brolv rd for the Purchase and Sale of Ships, 5, York-buildings, Dale-street. I Iver Pool , tri NI. FOR SNLE, the well known American barque b-1,,143\ MARY AND SUSAN ; 392 tons register, copper fastened i n 6,01 and yellcw metalled. This vessel was built at Boston, c - y. U. S. in 1 , 26 ; was 0, ene t last year and found to be sailed and in good order, had new upper deck and topsides and has 'tweon decks hid ; she has been employsd in the South Sea fishing trade fo: upwards of 15 years, and the materials of which she is co nosed has been so saturated with oil as to render her almost niprevious to decay. Lying in the Huskisson Docir,—For f.rther particulars apply to CUNARD, WILSON and CO., Brokers for the Purchase and Sale of Ships, 5, York Buildings, Dale -street._ FOR SALE, the fine'new brig PENELOPE ; 4 ,1,1, 1 \ Ig7 tons 0.K., 126 tons register. Length, 81 feet; breadth, 22 feet ; depth, 114 feet. Built at P. E. Island ; 4 4".: 1 • under the special inspection of Lloyd's Surveyor it oder whom she was iron kneed, and clasied 4 years; has goad sailing qualities, easy draft of wirer, anti Fails without ballast and is well worthy of inspection. Lying in the Birkenhead Dock , —For inventories and further particulars app y to CUNAItD• WILSON, & CO., Brokers for the Parchase and dale of Ships, 5 , York-buildings, Dale street, Liverpool. Commartal atm THIS DAY. TIIIS DAY, the 19th instant, at Twe'.ve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, Liver-chambers, 132 Bales C I'ON, rrincinally renscked, but of good qua ity, per Star of the Mat, an R. Robinson, from Now York. Also, to close an account, 133 Bales Common COI TON, per Lemuel Dyer, from New Orleans.—Apply to ROGERS & CALDER, Brokers. This DAY. the 19th instant. at Twelvi o'clock, at the Brokers'-offic3, 6, Rumford-place, 262 oarre.a Amer can RUSIN, ex A .Z., In the Bramley Moore Dock.—Apply for further putt. enters to WILLIAM AvAMSON,B,oker. NEXT WEEK. MONDAY. In MONDAY next, the 21st instant, at One o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 11, Exchange-buildings, 829 Baies COT CON,cx Sultan, from Nov Orleans. 305 Do. DITTO, ex Warbler, from Do. W. C , •ARE & SON'S. Brokers. On MortnAT next, the 21st instant, at Eleven o'clock, in the Commercial Sale-room, 470 Boxes Messina ORANGES. 540 Cases „ LMONI. lex Corinthian (s a.) 70 Boxes „ 40 Boxes Vienna ORANGES 17 Barrels Vlanna CHESTNUTS. el Ni gra• 2FO Cases Palermo LEMONS, ex Steamer. bb Boxes Lisbon ONION, ex Braganza. (8 a ) 18 Barrels l' ewtown Pit pin APPLES, ex Atlantic (a.) 200 Bags BilbJa CH EbN 1) 1 S, ex Rita (s.s.) 300 Bags do, do. ex Lualta. 66 Bags French do. ex Tamaulipas (s.a.) GEO. BADENACH & SON, Brokers. C HRISTMAS TREE! AN ELEGANT CHRISTMAS TREE, With upwards o! THREE HUNDRED ORNAMENTS, NOW TO BE SEEN THE SHOP WINDOW OF THOMAS, 14, UPPER DUKE-STREET, (Opposite St. Mark's Church.) 1 8 5 7. CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES! JOHN GIBBONS, in inviting the attention of the Nobility, Gentry, and Public generally, to the EXTENSIVE VARIETY CF CAKES Prepared at his EStablishment, cannot do so without returning thanks for the liberal and increasing patronage he hss hitherto received, ar.d begs to assure his numerous Friends and Patrons that no effort will be wanting on h's part, to merit their future favours and support, and begs to inform ti.em that he has now ready a large supply of his celebrated BLAIR ATHOL CAKE, So much approved of and patronised by her Majesty ; also, his celebrated SCOTCH SEED CAKE, PLUM CAKE, SCOTCH SHORTBREAD, PITCAITHLY BANNOCKS, And a variety of other Cakes; suitable FOR THIS FESTIVE SEASON, All of which will, in every respect, be found fully equal to former years, EDINBURGH FLOUR, BREAD, AND FANCY BISCUIT WAREHOUSE, 17, LONDON ROAD. APP I Y tO On Mognax next, the 21st instant. at Eleven o'clock, at the Commercial Saleroom, Temple-court, 615 Large Boxes St. Michael'sOßANGES,) 73 Small Foxes DITTO ex Isab,ll. 757 Large Boxes DI ITO 65 • mall Boxes DITI 0 jex Excelsior. 620 Large Foxes DITTO 35 Small Boxes DIT I'o j ex Juan. 300 Large Boxes St. lachasPs ORANGE i, ex Zoom. 28 Large B .xes DITTO ex Serpent. 293 Half Chests r i bon DITTO ex John and Catherine. 833 Half Cheats Olhao DI ITO ex F.melis. 653 Half Chests DIT 0 ex White Mouse. 736 Half Chests Lisbon DITTO ex St. lago. 39 Half Chests Lisbon DITTO ex Selina. 204 Flat Boxes Vienna ORANGES, ex Nigra. 400 Half-chests Lisbon ORANGES, ex Praganza 712 Boxes YaIermoORANGES, 31 Cases Do. DIT 70 Boxes Do. Mandarin ORANGES, 35 Do. Do. Bitter DITTO. . 4T. o. Do. Vanilla Dir ro ex Corinthian. 9 Do. Do. Sweet LFSIO"S, 500 Cases Messina DIITU. 80 Bags New Sicilly wAiNurs, I 200 Ca es Messina LEMONS, ex Albanian (9.3.). 500 sacks Bilbo% CHESNUTS, ex Susan Ann. 50 Bags Brazil NUTS. 30 Do. Barcelona NUTS. 25 Barre 's Almeria GRAPES. Apply to JAM sS ADAM, SON & CO., Brokers. TUESDAY. On TUUDAY next, the 22nd instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 2, Dale-att., et, 26 Bales COFFEE, in good order, 16 Do. DITTO, all faults. BROWNE, HUNTER & CO.. Brokers. On TUE,DAY next, the 22ad instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Broker's Office, 2, Da 'e-street, 190 Bales Bombay HEMP. BROWNE, HUNTER & CO. Brokers. •ppTy to Apply to On account of whom it may concern. On TUESDAY next, tho 22nd inst., at Half-past One o'clock, precisely At H. R. Gahling'd Saleroom, Cora Exchange, Brunswick-street, About 500 Barrels OHIO FLOUR. J. & M. 14 ARNEI T. Broken Apply to On TUESDAY next, the 2 . 2 ad instant, at Twelve o'clock. at the Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-buildings, 70 Tons thin ob ong LINSEED OIL, CAKE. 50 Tons thick round LINSEED OIL CAKE. Apply to Messrs. Maclean, Mari•, and to., Merchant., or to J. H. RAYNEa & CO., Brokers. On TussoAT next, the 22nd Instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, Exchanz , -buildings, 550 Bales JUTE, now landinz, ex Tigris, in N 0.7 shed, Prince's Dock.—For particulars apply to 'l'. & J. Brockl,bank Merchants : or to 'F. St H. LI 1 - TLED.ILF. Rs CO., Brokers. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AND NEW YEA K'S GIFTS, AT HIME AND SON'S PIANO-FOR l'E, HARP, AND MUSIC WAREHOUSE, 57, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL. 6alt. On sato, Two Cargoes of GUANO, of good quality, from the Island of Pedro Keys. I's fertirzing properties have been teste I and approved of by several lug- Agriculturists. Copi 3 of the An tlys's and fample ratty be ha from Messrs. Leecb, Harrison, and F,rtcood, Merchants ; Or Mr. Samuel Rickman, Broksr, Apsley-buildings ; or Messrs. BUCHANAN, Illt3Wtsi; and Co., Oldhall-street. PATENT ASPHALT ROOFING FELT. A cheap, durable, and periectly Waterproof Roofing, ONE PENNY PER SQUARE FOOT. W. POWELL. Office and Warehouse-8. CA BLE-STREA.T. B 0 s 0 0! Have you been to see him ? Ych , ) ? B 0 s C o. T R. CAMERON, It, • WATCIi AND CHRONOMETE R M AH E R , 54, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. MARINE CHRONOMETER 3 ON SALE, Ofd HIRE. EXTANT'S, QUADRANTS, TELESCOPES, BA.ROAIETER.S, CHART& &c. H ENRY TIACGROTTY S:, CO., WINE MERCHANTS, Dank-buildings, 48, Castle street, offer to the Public .i,OOO Dozens Old Bottled PORT WINES of most approved Vintagta and Shinpers. These firet•cless \% fines aving been purchased on present advantageous terms, buyers -will find prices very much below market value. Gentlemen purchasing in quantities of 10 doze-s, will be c"arged trade price. Sherries, Madeira, Claret, Burgundy, and Sparkling Wines shipped by "Costello & (70 ," " l.tlaa & C 0.," " uunn," " Clarke," " Phst," " Bcckhard," &c., all of quality attractive to the Connoisseur, and at prices to ensure sales. December 4, 1557. CHRISTMAS, 1857, THE NEW YEAR, 1858. JOIIN GIBBONS begs to inform his kind Patrons and friends that he has commenced making his far-famed and much-eseemed BLAIR ATHOL, BALMORAL CAKES; Also his celebrated SCOTCH SEED CAKE, SCOTCH SHORTBREAD, SCOTCH BUNS, And a variety of other Cakes, suitable FOR THIS FESTIVE SEASON, All of which have boen well and worthily recommended and approved of in Liverpool, and respectfuly solicits a trial from those who have not yet patronised his Establishment ; and trusts, from all s.rticles being made of the very best material and under his own persona inspection, to obtain even a larger share of public jatronage than has hitherto been accorded to him. EDINBURGH FLOUR, BREAD, AND FANCY BISCUIT WAREHOUSE, 17-LONDON ROAD-17. THE NORTHERN- TIMES.-LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1357. NEW MUSIC AT HALF PRICE D'ALBERT'S NEW DANCE ALBUM, for 1858, 21s. JULLIEN'S ALBUM, for 1858, 18s. EWER & CO.'S PIANO-FORTE ALBUM of Classical Music, 15s. BRINLEY RICHARDS' NEW VOCAL ALBUM, 6s. MOORE'S Celebrated IRISH MELODIES, new edition, in one elegant va'ume 31s. Gd. NOVELLO'S and COCKS' small and large editions of all the ORATORIOS, from 2s. to 15s. each. Collections of PSALM Sc HYMN TUNES, in volumes from Is. each. The complete OPERA of IL TROVATORE, with English and Italian words, Price 16s. BOO3EY and CO.'S editions of all the OPERAS, complete, bound in cloth, 4s. and ss. each. AIRS, selected from OPERAS, in books, 2s. each. RIME and SON have still nn bend their celebrated Walnut-wood and Rosewood SEMI-COTTAGE PIANO-FORTES, at Twenty-five Guineas each. Also, a Large Stock of Instruments, manufactured by Messrs. BROADWOOD and Soxs; COLLAID and Com,Aan ; and Baran. 57, CHURCH-STREET. BUY A SMALL CASK 07 CHRISTMAS ALE, AND PLEASE FORWARD YOUR ORDERS FOR WINES AND SPIRITS TO H. F. CAMIDGE & CO., 185, DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL, CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR. JOHN GIBBONS, in retur n i ng th an k s t o hi s numerous customers, the nobility, gentry, and the public generally, for their past favours in this and former years, begs to announce having commenced making, as usual, FOR THIS FESTIVE SEASON, Ills well-known, delicion,, and far-famed BLAIR ATHOL BAL3IORAL CAKES, As supplied to Her Majesty at her Highland Palace. Also his celebrated SCOTCH SEED CAKES, SCOTCH SHORTBREAD, SCOTCH BUNS, AND PITCAITTILY BANNOCKS, All of which, being made under his own personal inspection, and of the very best materialt, will be found quite equal to those of former years, and fir the manufacture of which his Establishment has been so long noted. J. G. wou!d feel obliged, and to prevent disappointment, If his friends would favour him with their orders as early as possible. EDINBURGH FLOUR BREAD, AND FANCY BISCUIT WAREHOUSE, 17-LONDON ROAD 17 BOSCO! BOSCO,IN MAGIC, MYSTERY, AND VENTRILOQUISM, EVERY EVENING, AT THE QUEEN'S HALL, BOLD-STREET, CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. RoCKING HORSES, 20s. AND 255. EACH. RILEY'S WHOLESALE TOY, &c., WAREHOUSE. 75, BYROM-STREET. CII RISTMAS PRESENTS AND NEW YEAR'S GIFTS. LONDON BARREr.LED NATIVE OYSTERS, SHAW'S 31, ---7BASNETT-STREET-31, AND 8 , - HACKIN'S-HEY- S. A BARREL OF FRESH NATIVE OYSTERS, 6S 120 OYSTERS, PACKED IN BASKET, S. Supper Parties auppliod with Oysters, and a competent opener sent. Orders supplied at any distance.' FIN COGNAC, ALLSOPP'S PALE ALES, LLONDON IMPERIAL STOUT &c. EW FRUIT. The F;nest CURRANTS, FIGS, MUSCATELL, and VALENCIA, and SULTANA RAISINS, at the following Establi.shmenta :- 41, LI3IE•STREET, 121 S.:OTLA D-ROAD, 131, SCOTLAND-ROAD, and 2, NEWINGTON, EOLU-STREEr. GILBERT BROTHERS, PROPRIETORS. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AND NEW YEAR'S GIFTS. TOHN RILEY begs to inform the Publie that o his STOLK of TOYS and FANCY GOODS is now replete with every Novelty for the Christmas Season. 75, BYROM STREET. HORSES, ON WHEELS, 3s to Ins each. ROCK ING HORSES, 203 and 25s each. WAX DDI LS. DRESSED DOLLS, }A large assort men t. CRYING DOLLS, TOY BOXES, in great variety. DISSECTING GAMES. DRAFT BOA RDF, DRAFT MEN, and DOMINOES. NOAH'S ARKS. MAGIC LANTERNs. PAINT BOXES TRANSPARENT SLATES. SHAH FIGHTS. BUILDING BRICKS. TIN DRUMS, Gd to 5s each. CHINA TEA SERVICES. CHINA ORNAMENTS. PORTEMONNAIFS. WALLET PURSES. DRESSING, BR and other COMBS. HAIR, NAIL, and TOuTH BRC SHES. ROSEWOOD and MAHOGANY WORKBOXES. Cheap CONCERTENAS and ACORDEON.. TOY or YOU THS' FIDDLES, Is Ed to Gs each.; PASTE TOYS of every description. JOHN RILEY'S, WHOLESALE TOY, &c., WAREHOUSE, 75, BYr V-STREET. BOSCO! ___ Who amazes and de:lents thousands B 0 8 C 0! THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN LIVERPOOL FOR REALLY GOOD WATCHES AND CLOCKS, GOLD CHAINS, WEDD NG RINGS, &c., 5c c. EDWARD EUSTANCE, eArENT LEVER WATCH AND CLOCK MANUFACTURER AND JEWELLER, No. 4, Corner of MANCHESTER-STRET, DALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. REPAIRS EXECUTED with skill and despatch, chavges m.derate BALLANTYNE'S ELECTRO-CHEMICAL BATH. WHEN Mr. BALLANTYNE first announced the curative properties of this Bath in Glasgow, six years ago, three months elapsed before soy but two Patients could ba got to test its virtues. The first, a young lady from Paisley, afflicted for several years with spiral disease, so that she could no: walk : in three weeks she was perfectly cured, and could run about as well as ever she did. The other, a captain, that suffered from chronic rheu matism ; he had traded in quicksilver for some years from the coast of Spain, and blamed (justly so) the inhalation of the mercurial vapour as being the cause of his complaint. E. e got 17 baths, for which I charged him three guineas. His relief sad gratitude was so great, that he insisted on me taking two more, and said that if I had charged 20 guin eas h e would have cheerfully paid it. The Electro-Chemical Bath is now established in S,otlane, so that it recoires no advertising, except the publicity given by those daily receiving its curative power. It has not been quite three months established in Liverpool, yet five persons have beeu treated; foer have been completely cured, and the fifth is now progressing favourably. First, a young lady of 16, with St. Vitus' dance ; 2ud, a gentleman of 40, sciatica ; 3rd, another of 55, chronic rheumatism ; 4th, a lady of 35, enlarged liver ; and sth, a gentleman of 00, partial paralysis The Electro-Chemical Bath has long since proved itself to he the best remedy ever promul gated for the extraction of mmeral substances, and re-establishment of the nervous and muscular systems. Experienced females at.end Ladies; and there are private apart ments for Patients from toe Country. G; BALLANTYNE. SURGEON DENTIST AND MEDICAL GALvANIST, 31, MOUNT-PLEASANT, LIVERPOOL. Ni t I N G ' A T t o U V N E R S W s I f C R E T HOTEL, Liverpool. LIST OF CHARGES:— Good Beds ......... •• • ...... Is Dinner ,of Scrip and Joints. Breakfast .. Is always ready ...... • ... Is Od Tea Board and Lodging, per week ..25s Ale and Porter, bitter or Ordinary Daily, at 1 o'clock.... is mild FINE WINES, &c. First - Cass BILLIARD ROOMS—Private Room, is pa hour. • HOT AND COLD BATHS. A Night Porter always in Attendance. BRUNSWICK HOTEL, HANOVER STREET. Established 'upwards of 20:Years. BINOCULAR NAUTICAL TELESCOPES, RACE AND OPERA GLASSES, ON AN IMPROVED C•NSTRECTION,IN PORTABLE OR SLING CASES. AT CONSIDERABLY REDCCFD mess. A♦ ABRAHAM & CO. beg to call the attention • of Captains of Vessels, Tourists, &c., to their large stock of the abave favourite instruments, possessing the greatest possible magnifying power and perfection in definition. MAROGANY STESEOSCOPES, 35 each; superior Card Slides, lie per dozen; a large assortment ou Glass, illustrativd of Swiss, Italian, Anltrisn, a d French Scenery, it. MAGIC LANTERNS, with Tweive Ling Slides (Forty-eight dire rent satjects), las each ; larger sizes, do., do., 20s, Us, 431, and Stis. A. ABRAHAM ♦ND CO., Opticians *nil Mathematics.] Inetrament Manufacturers, 20 .LVED-11TRIKET, LIVEXPOOL. HAY AND CHAFF CUTTERS OAT CRUSHERS, BEAN MILLS. DOMESTIC FLOUR MILLS THOS. CHESHIRE & CO. 49, PARADISE-STREET. LIVERPOOL. Gi LEN FIELD PATENT STARCH, used in the Royal Laundry. The ladies are respectally informed that this Starch is exclusively used in the Royal Laundry, and Her Majesty's Liundress eays, thatalthough she has tried wheaten, Tien, and other Powder Starches, she has found none of them equal to the Glentield, which is the Finest Starch she ever used. When you ask for Glenfleld Patent Starch, see that you get it, as Inferior kinds are often substituted. Wothersuoon and Co., Glasgow and London. EXTRAORDINARY MUSICAL NOVELTY! THE BEsr COTTAGE PI AN 0-F ORTE IN ENGLAND. J NOW ON VIEW . - J AMES PALMER invites the attention of the Profes3sion, Amateurs, and the Public of Liverpool, to one of GUNTHER'S BEST GRAND COTTAGE PIANO-FORTES, which he has late:y iu , ported from Bru-se!s, and, for beauty of tone and appearance, is unsurpassed by any known maker. 36, CLARENCE-STREET, MOUNT-PLEASANT. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. rIOX'S CHEAP CHANDELIER MANUFAC k_} TORY, GAS-FITTING, and GLOBE WARE HOUSE, Is No. 39, ItENSIIAW-STREET (three doors above Nswington). W.B. All Goods Sold at this Establishment a a Warranted. A LLSOFS EAST INDIA PALE ALE. THIS SEASON'S BREWING. Bottled with especial care, and now in excelkAt c:ndition far imrnediats use. Quarts ...... Pints...... imperial Eialf-pants... Per Dozen. ...... .....•.• 6s. Cd. .. . 2s. 4d. GEORGE 130 YER AND CO., WINE, SPIRIT, AND PORTER DIEBCHANT9, 2.3 AND 30, NORTH JOHN-STREET. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-DEC, 18. Marone depreesion and gloom, amounting, in fact, to an almost complete panic, have preys lid in the cotton market throughout she past week. The demand kas been on a very moderate scale, and, regardless of the reassuring aspect of monetary affairs, the daily incse•slng pressure to real ze has been intense, and prices have dasneed jd per lb on all qualities of American since Friday last. Brazil anti Tg•ptian dull, at jd to id per lb decline. Sthrat prersed, and !d per ib lower. The weakly sales arc, reported 28,320 bales, of which 3,130 are on speculAtion, and 1,1;0 for export. • LI L. HAUSBURG begs leave to state, that the Final 'Winding -up of his business (referred to in his Circular last year) is now boing carried into effect ; but, as it has been found impracticable to accomplish it by the end of the present z ear, THE STOCK PAS BEEN ENTIRELY REPLENISHED FOR CHRISTMAS AND THE NEW YEAR. As on previous occasions, every department in the Establishmen has been supplied with all the Novelties which could be procured and to the same erent as h!therto. The collection will be found fully equal, in magnitude and value, to any which F. L. H. has had the pleasure of submitting to notice. !OLD POSE-OFFICE-BUILDINGS. Liverpool, December, 1557. REGISTER GRATES, KITCHEN RANGES, LEAMINGTON PATENT KITC HEN ER S, HOT AIR AND GAS STOVES, HAT, COAT, AND UMBRELLA STANDS. ] GARDEN SEATS AND VASES. THE MOST EXTENSIVE STOCK IN LIVERPOOL. JAMES R. COOPER, RANGE AND GRATE MANUFACTURER LONDON ROAD. USIC FOR THE MILLION.- To Icarn sweet music you only need go To Sixty-seven, Dale-street, a here you will find A master of talent, who genius (loth show In playing the Accordeon, to strengthen the mind. The Flutina, as grac-ful, is taught with success, Whose suit thril ing notes ari delglittal to hear; While the chaste Cone& tinq doth magic expre,s, To glaciCeri the heart when rule sorrow is near. The name is GEORGE JORDAN, whose fame is well knOwi ; The Corncpeen, Saxhorn, and Flute he repairs; Thus Musical Instruments, when old they are gruwn, He manages neatly to fanciful airs. He deals in Accordeons andiFlutinas, too, And Concertinas unrivalled for SWk etness of tone ; Now, Christmas is coming, he promises you To teach you those Instilment's sweetly, you'll own. THE ART OF PLAYING on the Ace rdeou, Fluting, or Concer tina, taught in a superior style, in a few easy Lessons, for Ten Shillings, by which the youngest child or the most aged person can be taught to play upon these fashionable i❑struments in an incredible short time. Accordeons, Flutinas, Concertinas, Music Boxes, Cornopeans, Saxh rns, Trombones, Clarionets, Flutes, Violins, and every other article in the Musuzal line, of the best make, cheaper than any other establishment. List of prices sent on application per post. Every description of Musical Instruments tuned, repaired, or taken in excite:lse at GEORGE JORDAN'S MUSICAL WAREHOUSE, 67, DALE-STREET, (Opposite Cumberland -street.) B OSCO'S MARVELLOUS WONDERS EVERY RVIMING, At TIGHT, at the QUEEN'B-HALL. This week. I:`.cespaid uorrt. Prices. Import. Sales. Description. I this week. Mid. Fair. Stocks. MOURNING JEWELLERY ____ ......__ _______________ ______ 3216 d d. 140 . Sea Island -7i to 21 . 10i 12 d JOHN G. JACOB, 6990 Upland --34 to 7i; 4 53 187800 .... 2400 Mobile -- 3 i f 0 6 .ti 4 6 ,GOLDSMITH AND JEWELLER,' 20287 107 , 30 New Orleans 2to7i 5i 64 56 , CHURCH-STREET, 35C9 1220 Brazil ---5 j to 7sl6f 7 38330 98 4 20 Egyptian --7 to 9 171 84 146c0 9 4 W RePpectfully calls attentio n t o hi s super i or S t oc k o f 2 2 70West India -54 to 94 1 6 si 2440 M BLACK ENAMELLED JEWELLRY, 31115 6300 East India -3 to sj; 3j ----.... ----------...... , BROOCHES, BRACELET S, NECKLETS, 6 1719 26320 Total I 390440 ________ RTINICC Div, • lurs r.,,,...,..... • RINGS, PINS, AND STUDS, Of the most elegan Patterns aifa the best Quality. • Also, a large assortment of REAL WHITBY JET In the most choice Patterns. NAIR WORKED INTO CHAINS,BRACELETS RINGS, BROOCHES, AND NECKLETS, AND MOUNTED IN A SUPERIOR STYLE The same flair as left guaranteed to be used.; JOHN G. JACOB, , GOLDSMITH AND JEWELLER, 56, CHURCH- STREET. FRENCH MOD E RATOR LAMPS. ITIGGS AND JONES solicit especial attention to their new and extensive STOCK OF THE ABOVE LAMPS, ♦ll of which are of really good make, in the newest cad click designs, at remarkably Low Pniaxe. EARLY INSPECTION 18 REI3PECTFULLT INVITED. HIGGS AND JONES. FURNISHING IRONMONGERS, 45. LORD STREET. PURE PALE CANARY, TRENTY-SIE SHILLINGS PER DOZEN. WINES D • ANDER S ON 5,- CASTLE-STREET-4. P 0 R T.—Highest class Vintage Wine, five years } . aes per Dozen. in bond, and fit for i mme di a t e use. In Pints. .. ... ... • • . SHERRY.—First Class, P a l e an d Gold .... . . .... CLARET. —St. Juden, four years is bottle.. .... .... 42s CANARY, Twenty-Six Shillings per Dozen. MERCHANTS' NEW DINING ROOMS, ANDERSON S. BOSCO All should go and see the GRPAT WIZARD, B 0 S C 0. JA ME SO N.'S DUBLIN WHISKY, FIVE YEARS OLD, MATURED IN SHERRY BUTTS. • •• • .... Per Quart. ...... ........ Per Pint. ............... Per Bottle. 16s. O. 4s. Oki. 21. god. . 28. Bd. GEORGE BOYER AND CO., WINE AND SPIRIP 3fERCIIANTS, 28 ♦ND 30, NORTH JOHN STREET. WOO D , (LATE A R/MTD) GENERAL CUTLER, SURGICAL INSTRUMENT, AND PATENT ELASTIC SPRING TRUSS MANUFACTURER,* 05 1-LORD-STREET.-95. SURGICAL CASES fitted for sea on the Shortest Notice. BANKRUPTS. By British and Irish Magnetic Te:'egraph. John Britten, dealer in fringe., Noble-street, city. Samuel Pearce, pickle manufacturer, Minories. Thomas Tulley, builder, Tadely, Kent. Thompson Webb, cheesemonger, Park-terrace, Camden Town. John Colling, StratforA, timber merchant. George Johnson, furniture dealer.. Elizaboth Onion and William Onion, coach fringe manu facturers, Birmingham. George Bylsey, corn dealer Isle of Thanet. •••" Wm. Kempson Walter Hide, merchant, Wolverhampton. John Lancaster and John rayford, iron manufacturers, Walsall. John Owen and John Mathew Gittch, bankers,Worcoster. Joseph Davenport, silver plater, Sheffield. Robert Lees, cotton spinner, Oldham, William Wild, machine maker, Rochdale.' John Walker, coal merchant, Bridlington. John Hubbersty, broker, Hull. George Parsons, ironmonger, Oakhill, Somersetshire. Wm. Rainford, upholsterer, Liverpool. Robert Henry Anderson, scrivener, York. Griffith Williams, rope maker, Newport. George Ashworth, cotton spinner, Manchester. Samuel Bracegirdlo, timber merchant, Leftwich. Christopher Cross, cotton manufacturer, Habergaw, Eaves. TIANKRUPTCT ANNULLED. Wm. Benjamin Phillips, bolt manufacturer, Birmingham, ACCIDENT.—" FALL IN FLouz,"—Yesterday evening, a large cart, laden with flour, was passing across the Collingwood dock bridge, and when just over, one of the wheels came eff, and caused several barrels of the flear to fall with much force on the fiagway, breaking the barrels in pieces and scattering the contents on the streets amid t mud and all sorts of dirt. Tho loss must have been con s siderable, as the flour was of the finest quality. AITtCTIONS OF zna FEET.—We call the attention of those suffering with corns, bunion:, warts, or any other calasity, &c., Scc , to the address of the qualified chiropa dist, Mr. Siemms, residing in this town, in another column of this paper. This celebrated and popular sargeon chiropadist has justly earned the numerous encomiums which have been bestowed upon his skill in the treatment to all affections of the feet, and there are a great many ladies and gentlemen that have suffered for years wits deformed nails, bunions, See., and consulted the most eminent surgeons in this country without effect, who have been speedily cured by Mr. S., without the slightest pain or inconvenience—to prove which fact he has only to refer to his yearly patients, who number above 300. The autograph testimonials of cures ho has made since last January, 1857, may also be seen. Those needing the chiropadist's servees wi:l do well to call on him early, tic his new subscription list begins on the first January, 18589_ A MINER BURtED IN A Lannuttez.—On Wednesday, Mr. Coroner Bennett held an inquest at the Queen's Head, Boasall, .Derbyshire, t)uchirig the death of Thomas Thorpe, aged b 0 years, whose body had been dug out of a hole or pit at a leadmine on Masson Hill, Matlock, on Sunday morning last. From the evidence of Thomas Kirkland, jun. it appeared that having heard on Sunday morning last that deceased had been missing from his home since the previous Friday, he, sith his father, went in search in the direction Thorpe was supposed to have gone. On arriving at Carden's mine on Masson Hill they found a hole recently run in, and suspected that he might have fallen in, and lay covered with mine rubbish. Acting on this impression, they removed a portion of the rubbish, and there found the body a few yards from the surface, and with assistance it was got out. There were some large stones lying on the heed and face ; and deceased's mouth was injured and much swollen. There was a wound on the head, one eye was swollen up, and blool flowed from the right ear. There was at the limo no guard of any kind to protect the bole. Thorpe had left the Boathouse Inn, Matlock, at about }self-past five on the evening of Friday quite sober. Previous to this day Thorpe had told a wit ness he had been severely beaten by his wife; his daughter i—law holding him while his wife boat him about the head and face with a poker, and on this occasion Thorpe's head and face were much bruised and cut. The jury at one returned a verdict of " Accidental Death," coupled with a recommendation that all unwrought mines, or mines in work, should be safely guarded, fur the protection of the public, more especially us there were many mineral work ings in the vicinity of Carden's mine inadequately protected defencce or otherwise. highest point of the market on Surat!. In other tmd radieiay articles no material al alteration; but most articles h downward ° LONDON CORN MARKIIST.—Dic. 18. Without being active the t ra d e i n M ar k-l ane thi s nmorping for whe at and flour was brut at the rates of Monday last. Fine bar'es sold 4 0 tr as well as earlier in the week, but other descriptions were easier purchaie. ,t; sold in retail on ga,te as gocd terms. Beans peas underwent no change. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM DEC. 14 TO DEC 18. Wheat Barley Oats Malt English_ and Scotch 1531 2( 20 910 940 7620 2070 8250 English Sack Flour, 1080 ; Foreign Flour, barrels. 13W WO' LONDON AVERAGES —Wheat, 50s Ild ; Barley, 39s lid; ° atif 22s Ild; Rye, 34s lid; Beaus, 3ds 9d; Pease, 43s Id. IMPERIAL AVERAGES. Yeas . . i Wheat ' Bailey Oats. Aye. Beans. a LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.—DEc. 18. Wheat. I • . ed 459 Nov. 7 .. 1523 6d 1 42s 3d 26s 4c 36s 3d 453 , „ la 14 •• 51s BclHtls 3 : 25s 38 343 7c 44s 9 'l„ — ; 3cl Suoaa.—The transactions continue limited, the sales baing confined 21 .. 513 3co9s lbd 243 Id 353 '2d 43s 9; i 43 Oa to 39s bags low Bengal at 253 Ga, and GBO bags Paraiba in bond at 19s 23 .. 49s Bd37s 76 23s 103 33s 108 42i Si%i"i n v; Ocl 3d per cwt. I Dec. 5 .. 483 3d 35s 9.: 23s Od 32s 9d 41s 2 di 4 " - 23 MOLASSES, Ross, oft. Corms.—There ars no sales to report. 12 •• 49s sd i 42s 3o 23s 3il 343 Id 41a ..: 1dy ......... ..... 15 McE.—the holders having conceded something further in prices, I t' , e sales are more considerabie, comprising 4,809 bags tiallam at Gs 6wk'sAg.Av. 503 6di3Ss 10c1!243 3d,34s 5,43 s 2 3 e.-- - al to Gs 91, 300 bags broken Bengal at 81, aad3so bags MAdras at MOLASSES, Rom, on Corran.—There are no sales to report. BicE.--1 he holders having conceded something further in prices, t , , e sales are more considerale.e, comprising 4,803 bags hallam at Gs 3 , 1 to Cs 91, 300 bags broken Bengal at 81, aad 350 bags Madras at 7s Cd per cwt, also 700 bags; Necrausie and 100 tierces Car,lina, of which the prices are not reported. SALTPETRE.—No disposition was shown to purchase the quantity offer. d by auction. Jczn.—Of 1,260 bales brought forward this morning, only 150 found buyers, at £lO 2s 6.1 for T 2, £l2 78 Cd for T, and .415 Is per tort for diamond B 3. HEMP.-250 bales Soon were also sold at £l5 lis to £l7 108 per ton for sound. Duty.—Wheat, Barley, Oats, Rye, Beans, and Peas, is. LONDON CATTLE MARKET.— D..c. IS• The number of heists is large, but not extreme for the (10' n udes. is not very brisk, but there is a f a i r d emand for ch. icest en"'",.ices The supply of sheep is small, but mfticient for the demand; P;;„,, r ale not better, sui a clea rance cannot be effected. Calves are r ah cheaper. From Germany and Holland there are 43 beasts 200 from no eP n • 5 and 9 calves. Scotland, 100 b eas t s ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 1 " n 1 1 0 01 ho the northern and midland, an d 103 mitch cows from thecounties. d . Per stone of Blbs. s. d. a , d . Per stone of 811. is. s. A • g , i Best Scots, Herefo r ds 4 8 5 0 B eat Due & Hf-bred .. 0 3 0 Best Short-horns 4 6 4 8 Best Long-w0015'.... 4 10 0 Second quality beasts 3 8 4 0 D o. do. Shorn .... ° 6 0 Calves 44 5 2 Ewes and 2nd quality 4 0 0 Pis Best 5 Dns & ilf-hred s 5 2 5 4 Lambs Shorn ...• 00 0 " Beasts at market, 2,104 ; s h eep and lambs, 3,840; cal/05 -- 276; pigs, 110. LONDnN lIIDE MARKET. —Dec. 18. "IN LEADENHALL.—Th z following* are ilia prices :-56 lb., to 3,, 34d ;64 lba to 72 lbs. 34d to 7jd ;72 lbs to 80 lbs, 3id ; ic4 C 8 3id to 3i2 ; 88 1133 to 96 lbs, 3i2 to 4d ; 96 lbs to of 11)3, 42 to 411 d; 104 lbs to 112 lbs, 442 to 4id. M()r. hides, 9s ; skins, , ight, 2s 62 to 4s ; full, 7s to 7s 6d. it • BERMONDSEY.—Sheep skins, p o ll e d , 4s 6cl to 6s ; Kents and P breds, 3s 6d to 4s 31; Downs, 23 9d to Zs 42. LONDON MINING MARKET.--Dec. 18, RIO Scarce'y any bnsiness ha s b een 'd one to-day in the British ro stocks. We have s till th e same report to make—absence of ingtairi, o a:d general tin ne.s. In the St oc k E xchange no tans"Deea whatever are officia ly reported. Cobra Copper shares have 1111 dealt in at 39 and 3SI ; an d C opiapo at 11; other foreign descriP',o hit et with little inquiry. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—Dec. 18. g rel There was a fair busi ness d one i n our corn exch.nge this gag' -0 in some instances prices of wheat were is per qr higher, Bad A also Is dearer, but other articles were uncnanged. GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKET —DEc. IS. The market was r.ther dep , essed to-day, at the folowing P rice jitiO, No. 1. 50s 61 to 51s 6d ; Mixed Nos., warran - s, 491 61 to 5 01 ; maker's iron, 48s 6d to 493; No. 3,47 s 6J. to 48s per ton. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL, HIGH WATHH—Morn, 12 43—. DEcsszsza 19. Even. 1 ti—Height, 15 ft, 3114 VED. Barba Wasderer Achilles Caidera R. A. Lew, s st..lolVhi.{o. Dec. IS. AmericLua ;.t. Joh n ' .ore First Fruit . . Ri o G ran d e J uniata moo - City of Boston.. Montreal Maggie hi i.ler ...••••'. Brazilian.. Narva 'ea King ............... • 5,13. Jane Pringle M orse Il ea M ermonides . . zt jobu' Carnatic ....New Orleans Dec. 17. SAME). Dec. 17. Cintra (s.s.) Lisbon CLEARED OUTWARDS. le' 3reyhou d. • Harbour Grace , , o f Garland l'hilanthiopiA l3 om ba2 Kano .................... S eT :Ol Tvv e Gebroeders 6 jot &rnstel SP Dec. 17. ENTERED FOR LOADrNG. PO Dec. 17. Z u l e ik a gel I )° , g oo Petrel Martin Luther Cameroon , Atlantic (U.S.M.S ).. • • 14 . W„. jeste Amelia Balbec (s.s.) .. Havre Francis Ba rc l ay valp o 7,o Emilia Lisbon Harriet Humble Lii:lo, OUT?ORTS. , 0 01 Hots head, Dec. 16.—Arrived—The Idirshall, Riley, f r om LiYO W for Bridgewater. Put back.—The calphurnia, for singapore , Bansh-e, for Buenos Ayres. Pwllbeli, Dec. 17.—Arrived—The Catnerton, Hewitt, and Tholor ntiOa Bat ton—both from Quebec. t o Off Hurst Castle, Dec. 17.—Ar r i ve d—Th e P arana (s.), from oss' West Indies—Nemesis (s.), Al ex a n d r i a, v , i t h India ar,dChinafat Off North Foreland, Dec. 1 7.—Arrived—']he Ann Corry, Mauritius. Southampton, Dec. 17.—Sailed—Th e M agdalena (a.), f o r th e We' s t Indies—Tagus (&), for Gibraltar. Portsmouth, Dec. 17 —Arrived—The Jupiter, from a AntwerP•to... Dartmouth, Dec. 17.—Arrived — this lied Jacket, fromaad Ceres, from Havannah for Antwerp, 1, ay, and with loss of spars other damage, having experienced severe gales. Tries tai Queenstown, Dec. 17. A rr i ve d— The Patience from -clop* Selena, and Eugenie, Call ao — A nn i e Cromptomeangoor —Bum ] F s. Constanti. ople—Omonia, Ibrail—Tnllal a, Dalhousie-114A oo —Torn, 1 brail— Washburn, Taganrog. 5 ,) a ( Gravesend, Dee. 18.—Arrived—Th e B essy, f rom Dieppe —Trite° Boulogne. Sailed.—The Albion (s.), fcr Boulogne. Ano Deal, Dec. I S.—Sailed —'The Rotterdam (a.), Mar,eilles -- ot er , Louisa, Bremen—Princess Roya , , London—in trying to weigh day. her anchor is au p post d to have fouled some wreck or a.'" and damaged her windlass. MARITIME EXTRACT 3, Ladi Southampton, De:. 18.—The R.M.S. Paana spate ti' B ,lbic Louisa, from Liverpool, in lat. 35, l on. 27 , with a waL:rlOgge,ro,is n tow, and supplied h er w ith prov i s i ons. The wate r logged s" the Lone Star, Moulmein, t o L on d on. Or 6 St. Michael's Mount, Dec. 15.—Several pieces of Wre cic n sll: 3 floating about in the stream, mos t o f w hi ch are gAztered „ oil part of the head of one cask has "Si" painted on it io bloC. co n. Queenstown, Dec. 17 —A bottle was picked up lwre to-dg'. t rieg. taining (a paper with?) th e f o ll ow i ng: " sh i p. Ball ter, timber, DeC. 10th.sprunz leak yesterday, 5 test water in hold , o p masts gone, short provisions, 5 men lost overboard; 4 P l l .' bearing down upon us, bowing a whole gale.—J. F. Leonora.: w it , Dover Dec. 16.—The ship Anna, Steven., of Liverpoatd t on guano, was abandoned in a s i n ki ng state, with rudder disal ) '',ll/ 0 Dec. sth, in lat 42, lon. 31; crew picked up in their boats , b 9 Ed. Thompson, arrived off. Sti The A ert, Wreyford, sailed from Gjj.,n for Liverpool. D ec. and has not since been heard of. VESSEL'S REPORTS, ~,d 0 0e; Report by the Luna, Carson, ar r i ve d h ere from Belize, sa'"tit fu , l 14. Sailed in compa n y with th e b r i g Cli pper, bound to l' ,, l ra°u o rt orders. The Europe sailed a few days previously. 1 eft inj n izorP Chevalier, to sail Oct. 15 ; the C e l este, o f Jersey ; and the vv , which put back di.mast e d. D ec. 1 . f e l l in with ll a very 0 , 5 ,; from s.te. to N.W., with a cross sea, l ost bulwarks. galli gDd jlbhoom, totstay, and bowsprit shrouds, in let. 45, len. V. LO P ' Spoke. In Nov. 30.. Warbler, e'ght days lom Newfoundland for . 31 3 1 Bayonne, all we11.. . Dec. le..Dutch briga n ti ne , N o 6 7 0 SPOKEN. In la.. OV. :16 tlf o 08 46 kJ' Nov. 3.. Asia,hence. , °* Nov. 6.. City of P a l acci , h ence for Ca..cutta Nov. S.. General Windham Dee. 13.. Clan Gregor, Africa to Liverpool •• FOREIGN PORTS. Bridget, Menan, hence at Gelatz. Henry Holman, hence at Civita Vecchia. Calpe (s.s.) sailed trcm Naples for Messina, Dec 11. Zemke sailed from Leghorn for Liverpool, Dec. 6. Milan (s.s.), M'Mlcken, hence at Trieste. Euphrates (s.s.). from Trieste at Messina. Architect, Putnam, t ence at Demerara. Trelawny sailed from Jamaica for Liverpool. First of May, Parke, hence at Jamaica. Andes (s.s.), and Louisa—both hence at Constantinople. MARRIAGE. fsioo On the 16th inst., at Brutes, William Dowsing Chlntre ' r or o f Bruges and Charlton House, near Dover, Managino•Di rect f i ittel l ' West Hander's Railnay Company, and uncle of San Dale-street. DEATHS. On the 14th inst., at his residence, Faton-roar!, Cgc° ter ' 113 : 11919 -jet Warrington, Esq., la`e of Tr...nmere- hall, aged 65 years• t r egt On the 14th inst., et 116, Prince Enwin -street; fever, aged 4 years and 2 months, Itichard, on of W .IL the Esq., Southport, 4 . fro.. yr, On the 19th of August, off the Cape of Good Hope, ° o f OA jihboom of the ship " CAinnamore," in a severe gale thre° John 3PDonnell, 3rd ()leer, sged_2o years, together with crew. tar Births, Marriages, and Deaths, - are only Inserted to our Office du 'y authenticated. t r,o 0 , THE GRAND PANORAMIC MAP OF INDIA AND CA'" - bliCall,„ ° ,lll TRATED FAMILY PA PAR.—IMPORTANT uTICE.—The P-roan.- this Panoramic Map, measuring 22 inches by le, and se c° o f ~ C el ci sed a Chronological Hi tory of India. and No. 1, New Series , , Illustrated Family Paper," at the price of three-half Pe n, t c h'egs„P, for on the sth of January ; beyond which time the price c :,ber be 6d., sad that or the Dimity Paper, Id. trn Dee' o fCs 5 g e ; 44 1, , January], will be published, pace 6d., Part 1, New `aria-"- for Cb=;l7 Illustrated Family Paper. N o thi ng can b e more suitsh ie ra 'miC mas reading. This Part will conclude, besides the Fa nc re ss, 9 It/ and Chrot °logical Thstory of India, l'4 pages of lette l l.oper•., , 0 Quarto, an.; the whole will be inclosed in a handsome t vl d f e ars h o d this interesting Tale, by J. F. Smith entitled " hands) t a nd orig s ith Tale of our own Times ; a'so thirteen chliters of ar e- o f Fe; `6OIY Tale, by Felix Stowe, entitled " Lotion." Theseries of engraved in the first style of art, includes H.K.H.ra the a nd " t ienS bridge; Sir Samuel M. l'eto, Bart.; Rev. Dr. Guthr ie ; •ilustrS.,„lol DP' The lire-Escape Man. The otherengravings are, fo on th e of Mr. Smith's Tale--,Esop in Search of a Man — V iew a F arl3 ,, l re" of the Ganges—Wood, the Fire-Escape Man, re-cuing c a wrlP-,„, A S View in Cal cutta — Hungarian Gipsies—Tha Idwsave 1 !..„ LAOS" — The Final Assault on Delhi- Interior of a Russian Cabin 0 " Eve, &c. Order of any Bookseller. 0; f d: Printed and P u b lished by CHARLES WILLMER-..°010193.- street, at hi s General Printing and Station er y 19 , South John street, Liverpool. -.00.••• SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19, 190. RETIEW OF THE WERE. Socert.—The demand has fallen off, and a decline of 6d to ls per cwt. has been submitted to. The business is very moderate, com prising only 300 hhie 11. P., 900 bags Dates at 303 to 375, 2,00 mats grainy Mauritius at 445, 170 hhds Cuba and Porto Rico at 34s 6d to 11% 3d, 350 packages Mexican at 2Ss 3d duty paid, and 3,250 bags brown Brazil at 19s 6d to 20a 6d per cwt., in bond. MoLassits.— Ihe sales are about 500 puncheons of all kinds, without change iu price. COPEZE.--The busmen is limited to 20 tierces, 50 ba rels, 100 bags Jamaica, at 45s lid to 735, and 160 bags ordinary Rio at ~8s to 42s per Cwt. rEPPEIL.—Of Black, 450 bags Singapore were sold, chiefly at 4itd per lb. PI:MENTO•— 60 bags realised 3d per lb. for iound. lircE.—The market continues greatly depre.t.iscd, and in some in3tances further reduced prices have been accepted. '1 he sales are 6,000 bags Benga', at 6s for common cargo, 8o 6d for broken, and 103 6d to les 9d for good table, 3,200 bags Necranz!e at Bs. 1,400 bags Rangoon at 73 3d, and 4.000 bags B■ssein and Rangoon. all faults, besides 350 tierces Carolina. at 18s 3d to 188 Gd per cwt. for very good quality. - Hui.—The sales are unimportant, and the market may be con• sidered firm. TsA.—Several parcels of Tvsaam Coagou, Scented Caper and Orange Pekoe, just arrived, hairs been sold at rates in favour of the buyers; in other descriptions very few traLsactions a have taken place, prices of a hich are irregular. GAMEIER.—A small parcel aolcl at 16s to 16s 6d per cwt. Tues.! sare.—Some Bengal at 225. per cwt. SAGO FLOUR.-2,000 bags at 15s 3d to 163 per cwt , hoiders now demanding advanced prices. CASTOR OIL.--60 cases at sid per lb. S kLTPEraE.—Nothing reported. NITRATE oe Song.—only small sales, at rather reduced rates. Loowooo.-80 tons Campeachy at £6 103, 220: teas Jamaica at £3 12s Gd to .Za 15s 63 per ton. FusTic.-20 tons Rio nacho at ..e5 ss per ton. LIMA WOuD.-50 tons at £l7 to £l9 per ton. RED SANDERS WOOD, CAMWOOD, and BA RWOOD at the quotations. hosiN,—The sales reach 1,4e0 barrels, at 3s 10 i to 43 for common. 8s to 103 for medium to good, and 143 Gd per cwt for fine quality. To SPENTINZ.-1,500 barrels rough brought 93 6d per cwt. TAR.—Nothing reported. / save —7 he sales are quite of a retail character, at 33s for Pot, and 34s 63 per cwt. for Pearl. LINSEED.—Bombay sold at 56s per qr. ItArgsaen.—Bombay sold at 48s. per qr. BIDES —A few salted Australian have been sold at 4id per lb. BarsisTorae has met with a steady demand ; 200 tons sold at 47 15s to Z 8 per toa. Auno is. —"I he only sale reported consists of 5 casks Florentine red, price not named. TARTARS.—OnIy a retail business in cream, at 90s. Sumac has been neglecte I ; only about 300 bap Palermo sod at 115 to 14s, and 50 bags Tyrol, at is. MADDERS —43 casks French have been taken at 493 per Cwt. ANNATTO.-5 casks flag, at 9d to 9id per lb. °Livia OlL.—There has been more inquiry, but sales are still small ; about GO tons have changed hands, at st'4s to 447 per ton for Lisbon and Spanish ; £45 to £a6 per too for Sicily, and .e5O to 103 per ton for N-apolitan and Gal poll. Con OIL —About 350 tons Nea foundland, on the spat and to arrive, have been s ild at £26 to 127 per ton. CoLoußisa SEAL OIL.-80 tons, at the quotations. LINSEED OIL IS quiet, a' 30s per cart. Reps.—Pate, a 44s to 45s i.er cwt. SPIRITS or TURPENTINE. --220 barrels American are reported at 30s to 31s per cwt. PALM Oir..—"lhe demand has improved ; the sales this week amount to 600 tans. at £37 to £39 per ton. TALLOW.— The market continues steady ; Petersburgh Y.C. has been sold at 51s 63 to 535, ; North American, in snail lots, at 52s to 533 for fine quality, and a few casks inferior, at 493 per cwt. LARD —5- ome small sales, to the extent of about 50 tons, haye Lein made at 53s to 568 per cwt, JUTE.—Of 1,200 bales, offered by auction this day, 150 found buyers at he following rates: T 2, at XlO 2s 6i ; T, at £l2 7s 6d, and diamond B 3, at £l5 5s per ton. BEEF.—The tone or the market does not improve; saes are made at most irregular prices, bath for old and new ; generally, however, holders of new, not being disposed to go under prssent quotations, do not press sales. PORE is dull, and the dealers supply their present moderate wants almost exclusively with Irish BACON is again lower, without leading to increased business ; Irish a d home-cured continue very plentiful, and low in price, and, for the presen s , entirely supersede American. LARD.—The demand is of a retail character, but holders do not press sales, and as the stocks in refiners' bands are much reduced, a better inquiry Is looked for. CHEESE —A large quantity was offered cn Tuesday, about half of which found buyers at a declii a of 2s. to 53. per cwt. RIDES, &C. 10,3Ionte Video bull hides average 87 lbs at 61d. tare 7 lbs. 1,7z5 New York ox hides aJerage CB3 lbs at 30, tare 6 lbs. 95 Australian cx hides average 53 lbs at 41d, tare 5 lbs. 14 drit , .d Australian hides average 40 lbs at 4jd, tare 4 lbs. 24 salted Australian ox hides average 63 lbs at 4/d, Lire 6 lbs. 50 salted Australian ox hides average 50 lbs at 418, tare 5 lbs. 601 salted Russian hides average at 40, tare 3 lcs. 51 Russian hides average at 31d, tare 3 lbs. 780 sides North American tanned leather average 174 lbs at 93, tare 94 lbs. 30 pipes Mares' Grease, at 32s to 32s 9d per cwt. 19 hhds Mares' Grease, at 321 to 32s 9 1 pa cwt. 75 c. ses Mares' Grea-e, at 32s to 32s 94 per cwt. 38 Cases Neats-fout Oil, at 353 per cwt. 7 brls Nears-foot Oil, at 255 per *wt. 2 brls Neats-foot Oil, at 20s T!.r cwt. 100 tons Bone Ash, at £7 Os per ton. 15 tons Cattle Bones, at £5 55 per ton. 310 tons Smyrna Valo-tea, at ,e 11 5s to XII 153 per ton. 12 tons Dori Divi (Cnracoa), at £lO. 1,779 bags Bivi Divi (Curacost), at .410 10s. 3.:0 Bags L'ivi Divi (Carae - a), at .4 9 7s 6d. Damaged at 46 to 48 1.5 s per ton. ZNhUING SALES BY AUCTION. MONDAY, Dec. 21.-160 tons Laguna and Campeaehy Lozwood; 100 barrels unbranded Ashes; 20 casks Whale Oil-Foots; a quantity of Russian lard. UESDAT, Dec. 22.-500 bags Ceara C , flee. WEDNESDAY. Dec. 23.-411 bags Cutch ; £0 do. fine Madras Turmeric; '..64 bags, 15 tons loose Myrabolams ; 6 casks Cocoa-Nut Oil, all faults; 95 chests Lac Dye ; 40 do. Sbell Lie ; 29 casks Tincal ; 100 bales Munjeet ; 5 tons F apan Wood ; 261 bundles kfattans • 20 bales Orchella Weed ; 83 do. Orchella Weed and Sheep's Wool. FIVDAY, Jan. 1, 1858.-166 barrels, 207 half-do., Pho,phate of Lime. AGRICULTURAL PROD" Per stone, 201bs. 'OE MARKET.—DEc. 18. s. d. e. d. Hay, 01d...... 0 7 to 0 8 Ditto, new Ditto, clover Green Clover Grass 0 0 to 0 0 Straw, wheat 0 3 to 0 3! Ditto, oat 0 21 to 0 3k I Per goll4s. s. d. s. rt. !Potatoes, Seedlings 3 10 to 4 0 Ditto, Kemps 4 0 to 4 4 Ditto, WhAerocks. 3 1 t. 3 4 Ditto, Ba'shatvs 3 () to 3 1 Otto, 13. Farmers 0 0 to 0 0 Ditto, cattle 0 0 to 0 0 Per t,,n. Ditto, barley .... 0 21 to 0 a Oats, In straw ... 0 0 to 0 0 - Turnips 2 I 0 to 24 0 Carrots 30 o It 33 0 'll , langk wurtel 2l I , to 22 0 :Manure 5 0 to O 6 LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—Drc. 18. We have scarce:y any country buyers at cur market this morning, and only the average attendance of our local and neighbouring millers and dealers; for wheats a moderate fair demand has, however, been experienced ; fiee qualities are Laifrom being plentiful, Riad command the extreme rates of Tuesday last, or a eha e more in some instances ; middling and inferior descriptions are freely off red at the currencies of that day.—Flour is is tolerable request, hat without any difference in value. Barley and beans are dull of s,le at previous rates.—Oat, and oatmeal sell slowly at Tuerday's quotations. Indian corn is in generally improved Cemand, and rather more money obtainable for American as well as Mediterranean descriptions. Arrivals and exports from the 15th t.r the 17th December, 1857, inclusive.—lnto Liverpool, from Ireland.—Barley, 560 qrs ; malt, 18 qrs ; oats, 233 qrs ; peas, 5 qrs; oatmeal, ',590 sacks ; floor, 240 sacks. Coastwise.—Malt, 706 qrs; oatmeal, 5 sacks. Canada and other British Colonies out of Europe —Flour, 13 brls. United States.—Wheat, 2,460 qrs ;1. corn, 1,213 qrs. Europe, Rc.—Wheat, 20 qrs; beans, 4 qrs; I corn, 3,197 qrs ; flour, 634 sacks. Egypt.—Wheat, 1,916 qrs ; beans, 1,890 qrs, Total.—Wheat, 4,4,6 qrs; barley, 560 qrs ; malt, 724 qrs ; o4s, 233 qrs; beans, 1,694 qrs; peas, 5 qrs I. corn, 4,410 qrs; oatmeal, 2,595 sacks; flour, 9.34 sacks 13 brls. Exports to Foreign Parts.—Oats, 106 ors; peas, 5 qrs. Ireland.—Wheat, 1,863 qrs; Indian corn, 327 cps ; flour, 1,371 sacks 749 brie. Coastwise.—Wheat, 808 qrs ; Indian corn, 93 qrs ; oatmeal, 5 sacks ; Roar, 98 sacks. 55 brls. B. MAKIN & SONJ. MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.—DEC. 18. At the market to-day the feeling was rather more buoyant, but the buainess done vias of a more limited character. LONDON TALLOW MARKET-DEC. 18. The market is steady at the annexed quotations :—Town tallow, 53s nett cash ; t etersburg Y.C. on the spot, 52s ; December, 51a 9d , January and M arch, 52s 3 1 to 52s 6d ; March, 525 9d to 535. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—DEC. 18. There is an improved demand for all descriptions of hops, at very firm prices. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.—DEC. 18. SUGAR.—We have again a dull and drooping market this week, and sale. have been made at irregular prices, ray from is to 2s del line, the low qnalities having been most difficult of sale. Three cargoes of tor , ign have bi en sold afloat, also sold at lower prices. Befined also dull of sale. Lumps 50s to 595. Corse.E.--The public sales have not been large, yet prices are quoted is lower. TEA--At the commencement of the week, common Conon sold at I2d. usual terms, and medium Congou at the extreme prices of last meek ; but the dem, nd has been less active at the dose of the weak. Riez.—A few sales have been made at rather lower prices; Battam at 7s. SALTPETRE.—Prices are a shale lower, with a limited basine.sa done. lium.—Proof Leewards so'd at 2s; Demerara proof, good quality, 2s 3d. COTTON.—In public sale a decline of fully 3d per lb. from the late Xnrsin ted an .Pong, SPon g i Drees 1 Bonnet Cheat hazer 'robo t c Childrt Li e , 'braces GUm ri Elastic (all w India I Jon 1 h ctre,..t J. R. c, B 0 S C 0! The GREAT WIZiRD of the WORLD, at the QUEEN'S HALL BOLD-STREET, THIS MORNING. at TWO. THIS EVENING, at EIGHT. B o s c 0! Go and see the Renowned Ventriloquist, B 0 8 C 0. BOSCO! The GREATEST WONDER of the Age is B 0 S C 0. W I LLIAM BUTCHER, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, 18, RICHNI I I3ND-ROW. LIVERPOOL