Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-03 00:00:00

Sales vg gkuttion. Claughton HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Ch Pianoforte, ,by Stodart, 61 octaves Cottagc Hall T a ble, Hat and Umbrella Sta AT R. GREEN will SELL b day next, sth September, Forenoon, upon the Premises, N Claughton, the whole of the valuable F U IiNITUR,E and Effects of a family fast Rooms table 8 feet 6 inches by 4 feet, sid, Kicklerminster carpets, hearth rugs. &c., The Bedrooms contain mahogany f( feathe . i beds, Mal] toilet glasses lON, on Mor HOUSEHO I mahog half-tester, ira y and painted toil ac-seated cha, winged wardrobe, mahogany and painted chests o ottomans, couch, Venetian draw-up The Hall and Stairs contain handsorn( any hat ani arge marble sl umbrella stand, with hall table, lobby cloth , stair carpets, brass rods, &c. Together with the useful Kitchen Requisites, including patent mangle, water filter, weights and scales, copper coal-box, Ike May be viewed on the morning of sale, ar logues had on the premises; or previously, at the Auctioneer Offices and Sale-rooms, Market-street, Birkenhead. d descriptive cats- By order of the Devisees of the late Mr. Joseph Sharp Desirable Frechlld PROPERTY in Ivy,street, Birkenhead BY MR. GREEN On Tuesday next, the 6th instant, at Seven o'clock in the evening, at the Castle Hotel, Ivy-street, Birkenhead, subject to the conditions to be produced at the time of sale, ALL that Piece or. Parcel of LAND, with the 'substantially built MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE and PREMISES thereon erected, situate in Ivy-street afore- said, and near Church-street The Premises are in a fine healthy situation, within a few minutes' walk of the railway station and all the ferries. The house is replete with every convenience suitable for a respect able family ; and the Land, which contains 700 square yards, forms a garden round the house. The Property offers a desirable opportunity for investment or residence. For further particulars apply to the auctioneer, Birkenhead or to Mr. James Gill, solicitor, Birkenhead. 356 HOTEL AND DWELLING-HOUSE S , BIRKENHEAD By MR. WILLIAM GREEN, On Monday, the 26th day of September, 1859, at four o'clock in the afternoon, at the " C away Anna " Hotel, Conway street, in Birkenhead, subject to conditions to be then and there produced, _ _ _ Lot 1; ALL that well 7 accustomed and very valuable HOTEL and VAULTS, called the " Conway Arms" Hotel, situate and being in Conway-street, in Birken head, in the county of Chester. The Hotel and Vaults are in full business, and in the occupation of Mr. Fenton. The hotel is in Conway-street, and the vaults adjoining, at the junction of Conway-street and Claughton-road; immediately opposite the post-office, and in an open, commanding situation, and in a direct line to Birkenhead Park and Claughton,'Cloing a: large business ; and the present is a good opportunity for persons desirous of becoming possessed of a valuable property. ' Lot 2.—A1l those Two MESSUAGES or DWELLING HOUSES adjoining Lot One, and fronting Claughton-road, and running in depth backwards to Conway-street. Lot 3.—A1l those Two MESSUAGES or DWELLING HOUSES adjoining Lot Two. Lot 4.—A1l those Two MESSUAGES or DWELLING- HOUSES ad, joining Lot Tim( Lots Two, Three, and Four, su outlay can be converted into Shop Business Premise with frontages either to •C'aughtori-: A or Conway-stree The Tenure of the whole Property is Freehold. For further particulars, apply to Mr. James Gill, solicitor, County Court Offices, Birkenhead. s2l; TivANNIERE, CIIESIIIR MESSRS. CHURTON will SELL by AUCTION, at Mr. Fernihough's Castle Hotel, Tra.nmere, on Monday, the 12th instant, at Five o'clock, p.m., in wed on the morning of sale, when catalogues ma' Risty, of Messrs, F. and J le.hatl'on the premises at their Offices LANE, STANLEY Substantial, an 'ermine HOUSEHOLD FURNI- TURE, elegant oval-sha, ped Chimney Glass in gilt frame, Ditto in shaped frame, Gas Chandeliers, Framed Prints, Eight-day Timepiece in marble frame, surmounted with bronzed figure, Eight-day Spring Dial Ditto in mahogany case, Mahogany Wardrobe, Electro-plated Articles, Maho gany Hall Table, with marble-top, and other Effects of a gentleman declining housekeeping ;recently new, and in good condition). MESSRS. F. & J. HODGSON will SELL by , AUCTION, on Monday, the 12th instant, punctually at Eleven o'clock, on the premises, 2, Peveril-terrace (opposite Jackson's Ropery, top of), Edge-lane, Stanley, the substantial d handsome HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c., cor:prising, Chiffonnier, 4 feet 6 inches long, sets of hair- In Mahogar seated chairs with arched top rails, a couch to match, and a cabriole lounging chair, all in hair-cloth, liming table, card table on pillar and scrolls, elliptic top occasional table with fall-down leaves, rosewood Davenport, Brussels and Kidder- arpets, green merino damask window curtains crimson merino damask ditto with cornice poles, an elegant Modern oral chimney glass in carved and gilt frame, ditto in shaped frame, handsome bronze and relief gas chandeliers for two and three lights, Parian figures under glass shades, Venetian and wire blinds. Framed Prints, including " Nelson on board the San Josef," and companion print, " Wellington and Blucher," after Barker, by Lewis; other fine prints after Ansdell, Herring, Frith, and Hall and Stairs—Mahogany hall table on carved cabriole supports with marble top, ditto hat stand, barorzeter by Pedrone, the eight-day spring dial timepiece, cat glass hall lamp, oil-cloth (marble pattern), stair carpets, rods. In Bed-chambers—Mahogany Tudor bedstead and damask hangings, capital mahogany wardrobe, pair of toilet tables on pillars; commode, toilet glasses, a " birchwood Tudor bedstead and drab' damask hangings, with chests of drawer, Villared toilet tables, chairs, and toilet glass also in birchwood to correspond," painted chamber furniture, white goose feather beds, blankets, sheets, chamber ware. Kitchen utensils, china, glass, eleetro-plated articles, &e. ` To be viewed'on the morning of salty ra view day being incan veniont), when catalogues may be had on the premises; at the Northern Daily That's news/aper office, 13, South John-street, Liverpool; or of Messrs. F. and J. Hodgson, at their offices and rooms, Argyle-street, Birkenhead. sl2 MR. M'CLELLAND, of No. 16, Basnett-street, having been the trustworthy Assistant of ilte late Firm is l_Thos. Winstanley and,Sons, for a_period of eighteen years, is ompractical ex pericn e, to c ondzet Sales by Auction, ire, Winei, Land, and other Property, on the same enablei 'roperty pun, Mr. M'Clelland. Auctioneer and i.;enerAl A wraiser, 6,•Basnett- •eet, Liverpopl Zo ht Kliverting Ftansts. 1319. Two beautiful COTTAGES for £4OO. TO be SOLD, Freehold of Inheritance, Two very neat COT TAGES, situate in a clean, healthy, respectable neigh bourhood, near the West Derby-road. Each cottage contains parlour, kitchen, and scullery on ground floor. and three good bedrooms above; large yard at the back, and flower garden in front. Yearly rent, £l7 each. Price only £4OO ; or will be sold separate.—For particulars apply to John White, 20, Clay ton-square. PROPMITY, comprising Three neat FiOnt Houses, all 'tuate near Edge-hill Church, occupied by respectable tenants, roducing the yearly rent of E 35. ' Price £loo.—For particu irs apply to John White, 20, Clayton-square. one or more lots, as may agents at the time of sale, and subject to conditions which will [eterrnined be then produced— All those Four several MESSUAGES or DWELLING HOUSES, with the Yards and Offices thereto, being Nos. 5, 6,7, and said, occupied by Thomas Langley, and Jane Glover. For further particulars apply to Messrs. Walker and Smith, solicitors, Chester; Mr. John Lewis, solicitor, Wrexham; Messrs. Chester and Toulmin, solicitors, 11, Staple Inn, London ; Messrs. Russell, Burgon, wid Newman, solicitors, 22, Martin's-lane, Cannon-street, London; Messrs. Edwards, Frankish, and Galland, solicitors, 11, New Palace-yard, West minster; or , the Auctioneers, Chester. sep9 DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, IN BEDFORD-STREET. MESSRS. WALKER & ACKERLEY will OFFER for. SALE by AUCTION, on Thursday, the 22nd instant, at Two o'clock . precisely, South John-street, Liverpool, unle tisly disposed of by,Private Sale, A MESSUAGE or DWELLING-lIGUSE, sittate on the west side of and being No. 9, in Bedford-street North, in Liverpool. The Property is Leasehold under the Corporation of Liver pool for a Term, of which upwards of • Forty-eight Years arc Unexpired, and is now Let for the Annual Rent of £7O. The Property will be sold subject to such conditions of sale as shall be produced at the sale. For particulars and cards to view the Premises, apply to Messrs. Townsend, Ridley, and Jackson, Solicitors, Liverpool and Birkenhead. BY MR. WYLIE, On 111oriday, the 19th instant, at Six o'clock in Evening, at the King William the Fourth Hotel, Crown street, subject to conditions of sale to be then and there pro duced, by order of the Executors of Mr. John Cooper deceased, APIECE of LAND, situate ,on the east ski( Hardwick-street, north side of Stand, side of Hyde-street, in LiverTß.ol,. containing itreet, and tic .n front to tsates err qkuttian. FORTY-ONE -I Modern ILOUSEHOL g CARDEN HURDLES, , URNITURE and other genuine ESSRS. F. & J. lIODGSON will SELL by IL AUCTION, on Wednesda3, 7th September, punctually modern mahoganY : Six eat RNITURE, comprising• in green morocco leathe I sofa in ha tables ier, ditto with serpentine Desirable COUNTRY RESIDENCE T 0 be SOLD, a most excellent FAMILY RESIDENCE, sivate in the township of Wavertree, having a frontage of 13 Dntaining two front parlours, kitchen, scullery, wash nd pantries all on the ground floor ; four large bed bath and water closet, with good cellaling, all in ter and thoroughly scwered. Flower garden in front, and the free use of 500 yards of land for a kitchen Price only £450.---For notes to view apply to John 20, Clayton-square. Zff bt 2pib, nlisettiantons. Filo be SOLD, cheap, three large, handsome metal CHAN DELIERS, fitted with Oil Lamps, suitable for a place of worship or other large builuing.--Addrem, per post, G. H., Brougham-road, Seacombe.' ws.ass TO GENERAL BROKERS, TRADESMEN, AND OTHERS. THE Patent BARREL PACKAGE of every description and size, adapted for. all kinds of Dry Goods, Samples, &c., &c.—Apply to George Goore, 5, Rumford-street, Agent to the Manufacturer. - ON SALE, a Second-hand. Condensing BEAM ENGINE, 21-inch cylinder, newly bored out ; air pump, 14-inch, ' re-bcr. - A, and fitted with new pistons and bucket ; all working he parts polished up. Will he sold cheap.—Apply to J. and J. Ldless, Nelson Foundry, Burnley, 657 TO DYERS AND CLEANERS, TO be DISPOSED 0 FIXTURES, &c., ;ory reasons nartiptilarst NESS, MACHINERY, dished DYEHOUSE, in .res, doing a good business dispOsill . g of it. :h I Sat A- fur NORTHERN DAILY TIMES. Zto rrr het TO be SOLD or LET, a reeently-erecred ants most :Aosta tially-built, DWELLING-HOUSE, situate No. 103, Bedfor e and lofty e ,oms: kitellens, larders, &c., on the base large bedrooms, dressing - and bath-rooms innly of he in each) above Vrrsong Manteb WANTED, a KITCHEN SERVANT, wt preferred.---Apply at 39, Mount-pl rANTI V to do it 100. Myrtle-stre( SERVANT-0} .n Daily Times offic A "Young Man, enjoying the comforts of a menu (parlour and bedroom), m other to JOIN him. Sep d cold watt , and the furniture may be taken at a valuation, Apply on the Premises ; or to Mr. S. Waterhouse, Zo . be Let, XgU VU. .vatory, zot-htiuse, & lIOI3SE TO LET.—TO PARTIES FURNISHING. AGENTLEMAN giving up Housekeeping_ is desirous of LETTING the HOUSE he is leaving to a Tenant who ke the Carpets, Gas-fittings, Window Cornice, &c., il, and which he will dispose of at little more cost price. Would have no objection to sell 11 new last At tire Furniture at'a vate.ation ; otherwise, it will be Sold louse' contains four bedrooms, two parlours, by Auctic "washhouse, and large yard s B. 1, NortArrn Daily Times Delightful Residence, near the Lakes be LET, CUrnished, Halecat ; a comm-Jdious House, in the valley of Witherslack. It is. placed 'on a rising ground, commanding a beautiful view of Morecambe Bay and the surrounding country. It contains three excellent entertaining-rooms, nine bedrooms, nursery, spacious kitchens, butler's pantry and bedroom, and all other necessary offices ; also, a four-stalled stable. The house is six miles from Win dermere, eight from Milnthorpe, eleven from Kendal, five from Grange Railway station, and three hours' journey from Manchester. For further particulars respecting the property, *apply to Mr. Jackson, King's Arms Hotel, Kendal; Mr. W. Wanklyn, Bury, Lancashire; or Messrs. Crossley and Sudlow, Manchester. Zo be •Itt, utiiitess Vrtmists. MO be LET, a HOUSE and SHOP in Warwick-street, suitable for a Pawnbroker or Grocer. Has been in the latter business for the last 14 years. No goodwill.---Apply to R. Bolton, 121, Mill-street, Toxteth-park. 6sB To be LET, a small WAREHOUSE, contaiaing three rooms; situate near the centre of Church-street. The rent is moderate, and the premises are very suitable for workshops. Apply at No. 8, Post-office-place, between the hours of eleven and twelve a.m. 910 be LET, a SHOP, No. 134, Athol-street, at the North end of Liver - t ool, being a thickly populated and thriving . . ~ neighbourhood, well adapted for a Druggist or Confectioner, or other similar business.—Apply to E. Sephton, "Marble Works, 21, Virgil-street, or at 104, Latimer-street, out of At!..0l- street. 689 Fro be LET, a YARD, exclesed with a high wall and gate, corner of Field-street and Church-street, Spho, Everton, comprising about 450 square'pards—Apply to William Roberts, 56, Plumbe-street, Liverpool. 1 Fro be LET, a small WAREHOUSE, in Henry-street; rent 1 £35 per annum. Warerooms and Offices (cheap) in Duke street ; and the Floor of Four Rooms, in one or sepafate. Also, Two Cellar Stories.—Apply at Duke-street, 'corner of York-street. sl6 ODDFELLOWS' HALL, ST ANNE-STREET THE above splendid HALL to be LET; for Lectures, Ex , hibitions,. Public Meetings, Entertainments, Public Din ners, Tea Parties, &c. Terms moderate. • • The CELLARING under the Hall to be LET ►ro be LET; DOUBLE OFFICES and LARGE CELLARS, v,. with front and back entrances' to each Also, - Two flood FAMILY HOUSES, in Queen's-road, Everton, and One at Rainhill. Apply to Owen and Mence, first or last address. 656 MO LET, First-rate Premises in South Castle-street, being the best Situation in Liverpool for the Shipping Trade, and suitable for an Ironmonger, Skip Store Dealer, or other Trades, consisting of a good Shop, with large Cellars beneath, which have been lately occupied by Mr. Tasker, Ironmonger.—Apply to Betteley and Co., 6, King-street ress I Liv BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL I St. Martin's Market. Information as to situation and other particulars may be obtained from Mr. Stonehouse, the Superintendent of the Market. Sealed Tenders, stating rent proposed to be given, with reference as to respeetalailitv, must be sent, addressed to the "Chairman of the Markets Com mittee, Town-hall, Liverpool," on or before Saturday next, the 3rd day of September, 1859. The Committee do not bind themselves to accept the highest Te:der.—By. order, WM. SHUTTLEWOIITH, .Town Clerk. Town-hall, 31st August, 1859. 1 BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOI. TO BE LET, to eligible tenants, Thirteen BUTCHERS' and PROVISION SHOPS, in Gill-street Market. Infor mation as to situation and other particulars may be obtained from Mr. Htttchison, the Inspector of the above-uamed Market. _ _ on or before Saturday, the 3rd day of September... The Co mittee do not bind diemselves to accept the highest tender. By order, • WILLIAM SIIUTTLEWOItTH, Town Clerk Town-hall, September 1, 1859. • BOROUGII OF LIVERPOOL. TO be LET, to eligible tenants, Two BUTCHERS' SHOPS, Nos. 23 and 31, in St. John's Market. Information as to situation and, other particulars may be obtained from Mr. Tenders, stating rent proposed to be given, with references as to respectability, must be sent addressed to the "Chairman of the Markets' Committee, Town Hall, Liverpool," on or before The Committee do not bind themselves to accept the hig Tender.---By order, . , WM. SHUTTLEWORTH, Town-clerk Town-hall, Ist September, 1859. go be get, 'Public &Atm, &,c TO THE EMBARRASSED TELOCK begs to inform pa LIVERPOOL ROYAL INFIRMARY WANTED, a steady, active, Single YOUNG MAN, as Errand Porter. Written testimonials as to character must be produced . at the time of application.—For particulars apply to .the House Surgeon, at the Infirmary, brownlow street, on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday mornings, the:lst,. 2nd, and 3rd of September, at half-past nine o'clock. 353 MATRIMONIAL THE Advertiser, whose age is twenty-five, of a good per sonal appearance, is desirous of Opening a Correspon dence with some lady, not over thirty, with a view to Matri mony. She must be of some education, and a kind agreeable disposition, and will meet with the same in return. Those who ate sincere may address, with perfect confidence, Edward G. Weston, Havre, France. CUMBERLAND OFFICE WANTED, two Butlers, one professed Cook, one Upper Housemaid, two Houserntids (where butlers are kept,) two Kitchenmai:.s, one Laundrymaid, an Upper Nurse (where two under nurses are kept); good Plain Cooks, Nurse House:- maids, and General Servants, wanted daily. A Cook, Waitress, and Chambermaid, for an hotel.---Apply to Mrs. Riley, 42, Mount-pleasant. 653 CHIEF AGENTS WANTED, CHIEF AGENTS for LIVERPOOL and the District, by a Public Company, of long standing. Parties only of respectability and influence will be treated with; and to those who have other engagements affordini them sufficient leisure to attend to the duties of the ap ment, libera terms will be, offered. Applications, with real name and address, and specifying nature of present occupation, to be directed, prepaid, to T. H., care of Messrs. C. Mitchell and Co., Lion-court,, Fleet-street. London E. C. ws22 TOXTETH-PARK. . • INQUIRY AND REMOVAL . OFFICER WANTED. A MEE TING of the Inhabitants of Toxteth-park 1 - I,_ will be held at the Public-office, on Friday, - the 16th instant, at Ten o'clock, for the nurpose of Electing an Officer . , Orders of removal. 'Probable salary, £llO. Applications in writing, with testimonials, may be sett to the undersigned,. not later than Monday, the 12th instant. • . By order of the Overseers, Superintendent Assistant Overseer. Public-office, Toxteth-park, 3rd Sep. 1859. Gs 9 entgloDments `anteb. WANTED, PUPILS for a French, German, Italian, Spanish, and Latin Class; also, Music and Singing. Terms, from 10s. 6d. per cotirse.—Delta, PM-office, Derby- WANTED, in a Shipping or General Merchant's Office, a Situation, by a Young Man, who is well acquainted with General BuSiness, and knows German.—Address to J. B. T., Office of this Paper. 28j4a y a E c R in c a t .b Shoo;Y o ouin family,Pe .n 0 , r a a r s j o l A p i a ' n I W AN 2S T ' E rE D A.c b to a lady. Would have no objection to go abroad.---Address has had six y Can giv Times office good references.— Apply to E. J Northern Daily AGRICULTURE 4 YOUNG MAN, who wishes to learn FARMING, in all itg branches, will be glad to meet with a - Farmer, in the and or Scotland, in whose family he can reside. ame given. Adiress R. C., Post-office, .7 North of Eng stated, and TIIE Advertiser was financial clerk and confidential serva to a mercantile house for six years, four years and dills, understands bookkeeping and general business SITUATION in any capacity in Ls-generally usefu auditor, examiner, araa - nuedsis, stock-keeper, or private detec tive. Can have a five years' character. Address Al, Northern Times office. 453 WANTED, a Situation as COACHMAN and GARDENER, by a respectable Married Man. Wife as COOK cr LAUNDRESS. Protestants. Ages 40a10.45. Also WANTED, COACIIMAN and GROOM, b x a Single Man, with several years' of WANTED, Situations by Two good COOKS: . Apply to Mr Levi, Stationer and Registry-office, 66, Russell-street. . 6a30 M RHODES begs to inform the Owners of Valuable Horses, that he undertakes to Break Colts to Saddle, o Gary Ladies and set, also for limiting and Hacking pur poses. Fo-merly three years with Lord George Bentinck. Good Stabling and Breaking, ground. Address T. Rhodes, Lark -lane, A i rth-roa dee 1 LLOYD'S HORSE REPOSITORY; NEWINGTON. A, R. THOMAS LLOYD - begs respectfully to .; v . inform his friends and the public that 11,cimp.consider ably enlarged his premises, 5, Newington, and has made, most extensive - additiolis to his . stitblinp riow fitted specially for livery, an I NAVAL AND MILITARY EXPENDITURE. The total expenditure in the naval service of the co antry in the year 1857-58 amounted to £9,962,839, and the grants to £9,829,456. The items were as follows, viz DlavY Effective Services. Wages to seamen and marines, £2,288,792 ; victuals for seamen and marines, £889,888; Admiralty-office, £140,598 ; Coastguard Ser- . . . vice and Royal Naval Coast Volunteers, £220,421 ; scientific branch; £68,420; her Majesty's establishments at home, £149,497; her Majesty's establishments abroAd, £26,455 ; wages to artificers,- &c., employed in her -Majesty's establishments at home,- £902,269 ; wages to naval 'stores, Sic., for the building &c., of ships, &c., £1,612,984 ;_ ucw works',. Unproye ments, and repairs in the :yards, &c., £555,810 ; vices and payment on account of French navy, &c., 190;887.' Frenoh med s for thc • • Navy Non-effective • Services.—Half-pay, reserved half-pay, and retirement to officer§ of the navy, and royal marines; .E 707,257.;., military pensions and allow ances, £474,317 ; civil pensions and allowances, £146,168 Service ler departments.—Army and ordnance department (conveyance of troops), £438,401 ; army and ordnance department (arrear charges for freight in con nection wirh the Russian war), £90,000 ; and the Post office department (packet service), £9,58,784. The total expenditure for the army and militia in the year ended the 31st of March, 1858, amounted to £13,217,615, leaving a balance of votes unappropriated to the amount of £225,619. The wages, supply services, and works, figure for £4,250,055. The items Of the effective and non-effective services we subjoin as folbiws, viz. :—Effeetive.--Land forces, pay and allowances, £3,893,631 ; ditto, miscellaneous charges, £935,331 ; volunteer corps, £14,642 ; depart ment of Secretary of State for War and the General Commanding in Chief, £193,415 ; manufacturing esti - blishment.4, storekeepers, barrack masters, &c., £411,345; educational and scientific branches, £208,667. Non effective.:—By rewards for military service, £23,759 ; pay of general 'officers, £:59,629 ; pay of reduced and re tired officers, £50,562 ; widows' pensions and com passionate allowance§, £181,964.; pensions and allow ances for wounds, £36,057 ; in-pensions, £30,769 ; out pensions, £1,239,536 ; superannuation allowances; £122,872 ; the embodied militia figures for £727,326, and the disembodied militia for .£3:!5,527. Full (ex planatory) details of these charges are given in a return just issued, on the motion of Mr. Laing, M.P. EXPORT OF CALICOES, YARN, AND THREAD. During the month of July 3,817,236 yards of plain cali coes, 2,131,944 yards of printed calicoes, 4,475,6541 b. of cotton yarn, 602,1431 b. of linen thread and yarn, and ed yarn,were exported fnm Hull MYSTERIOUS DEATH AT THE ROYAL • PAVILION GARDENS, Wootwiell.—On Thursday morning, at an early hour, the body of a man named Burnett, a pen- - sioner from the Royal Arsenal, was found in the orna mental lake, near the Assembly-room, at the Pavilion Gardens, North Woolwich. The deceascdhadasevere cut over.his temple ; but it is not suppOsed that death re sulted from unfair means, as the watch and money be longing to the deeased were found in his pocketg. The water in , the lake was but two feet deep. ''FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.—Yekerday (Wednesday) afternoon a boiler, on the premises - of Messrs. Charles & George Read, at Roslin bleachfield, exploded, killing a child of two years of age,, the youngest son of Thomai Nicol, a bleacher employed at the works, and severely injured his other . children, two • little boys and a girl. 'he boiler, which was an old worn-out one, was used for bleaching purposes ; and, whilst the children were playing near it, the water leaked through a hole in the bottom on to the fire, Which immediately caused the ex plosion. The youngest child-was so severely scalded by the steam that it died five hours - after-the occurrence; and Robert, the eldest - boy, aged four; was so dreadfully injured that his life is despaired of. The boiler had been. repaired on the previous Saturday eVening: --Scotsman. EGYPTIAN PROGRESS.-4 letter from Alexandria, in the Zevant herald, says :—" The Viceroy has been forming during the past week, an encampment of' his troops at Kafr-el-reis, where are now collected some 30,000 infantry,. cavalry, and artillery, under tents, prdbably there awaiting the Snitan's expected visit, to have a grand review of nearly the whole of the viceregal ted by these Egyptian ks of the Nile, with the troopst splendid iron pridge.spaniiing it, in le camp ; Side ; the . - railroad from Cairo to Alexandria, with locomotives. hiirrypg along with theiftrains'of carriages and trucks, wafting. passengers and goods through the midst of this tented field,'--all form a scene not only picturesque in itself, but which is highly illustrative of the material of Egypt." :ING DEATHS OF- Two YOUNG WOMEN:--Yes terday morning,, about seven o'clock, considerable alarm was caused in the neighboulhood of Hammersmith, by the discovery of the bodies of two fine young women upon the top of a brick-kiln, in a field .belonginc , to Messrs. Williams, the brickmakers ' at Shepherd's Bush. It appears that the deceased have been seen by the police and others wandering about the neigh bourhood of Shepherd's Bush for some time past, and sleeping in the fields at night.. When asked. who they were, one represented that her name was Holmes, and the daughter of a pensioned police-sergeant of the B division, and the other stated that her name was Thompson, and that she had 'cone from Twickenham. They both represented .that they had ran away from their parents, and had been confined in reformatories, which they had also left. Holmes had been seen about fOr the last 'six weeks, arid the other about nine days. It is supposed that they crept upon the kiln for warmth, the night-being cold, aed while asleep were suffocated with the fumes from the burning bricks. Their bodies presented . a most 'shockirig :appearance, and they were removed without delay to the dead-house of. the Fulham Union Workhouse. ALARMING , BREAKAGE IN progres THE BIRMINGHAM JOHN 0 that he obtains immediate pfotection, both to person fficulties . , . property, on the most reasonable terms. Rents and Debts speedily recovered, and all moneys promptly paid over. Apply to John F. Whitelock, Auctioneer and. Accountant, .52, Man ch, ster-street, Liverpool. , TonN F. WIIITELOCK has to LET a number of first-class 0 Free WINE and SPIRIT :VAULTS, situate in the principal parts of Liverpool, at in-comings from £BO to £l,OOO. Also, several BEERHOUSES, frim £l5 to ENO. Parties dei4rous of entering the Public line will do well to call upon John F. Alirtionppr. &c.. 55. ATaneliPstor-street_ JOHN F. WHITELOCK has been favoured with instructions to LET a Free WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS in one of the greatest thoroughfares in tam, and doing a good trade. In coming £4OO, well worth £6OD. This to a man of business will prove a fortune. For particulars apply to John F. Whiteloek, _ . W ANTED to spectable Person as NURSEMAID.—AppIy Wilson, 3lelyide.-Cottnge-,- .ne, Birkenhead, bottom hOuse in the garden; • tis 6. Grange-: WANTED, a respectable YOUNG MAN, as COACHMAN. One having some knowledge of gardening 'would be -Applications, with references, t. 9 be addressed to son-street.' 6a29 preferred.- A. P., 44, lius WANTED, a SERVANT WOMAN, of steady habits, and of middle are (Irish:) • Mnst have a first-rate charac ter, as she can make the' place 'a' home. See reference list, Northern Daily Times office. 3sl WANTED, an active Youth, about 15 years old, as READ ING-BOY on a daily newspaper. 'Mast be well up to reading, manuscript.---Apply at the Northern Daily Tines office, 40, Leigh-street, Parker-street, after six o'clock in the, evening. . . WANTED, a Youth who writes a good hand and is quick at figures, as JUNIOR CLERN„ in a Saw Mill. Wages 10s. per week. One wl o has some knowledge of the Timber Trade preferred. Address, in applicant's handwriting, enclos ing references, to N. 53, Northern Timie's office. f,s • SEPTEMBER 3, 1859. THE FIRST EN launched in June keel ; 10 ft. 6 in. I satisfied himself in boat that two paddle-whet Bell's first trial was being found su ad of two two - wheels, wi and after nuttier l'ort Glasgow the con: thus announced in t August, 1812 :—" tween Glasgow, Gr Greenoc dlyde, between ( the power of wind, the ve•s2l shall leav ISH STEAMMAT.--lIIC Lu 812. tier t.imensions were 40" ; and 25 tons burthen. II rIIIO s first experiments with Mr. SO' lfr• ;ssftil. she was eventually fittc floats of about 20 inches s al: trips between Green Vv•_ I ^IR ~IIV 1. ._ ion of the first s idvertis‘ Steam-passage boat, th •e^nock, and Helen4bu ne vessel to ply upo hour thereafter as-may answer" the- state and to leave Greenock ,On Mondays, Fridays, in the morning, to snit the time; Thdeikvo, comfort, safety, and speed of-this vessel require 011 7 proved, to ‘meetthe approbation of the public ; proprietor is tretermined to ,do everything in to merit public encouragement. The terms - present fixed at 4s. for the best cabin, and 3s. the of but beyond these rates nothing is to be allowed wA., vants or any other person employed about the Ye" - HENRY BELL." *ipping ;JAteititnc.e. MOON'S CHANGES. `--FIRST QUAR., 4th day, TIDO TABLE FOR WEEK ENDING SEPT• 3' 28—Sunday .... . 29—Monday..... 30—Tuesday .... 31—Wednesday I—Thursday... 2—Friday. 3—Saturday..:' H. ar, 11 19 0 0. 0 23 11. 31 13 41. 0 2 . 043. 1 23 . 1 52. WIND AT .HOLYHEAD, Yesterday,W.S.W Geo tle 9, ~ LIVERPOOL,. 4 , W ARRIVED Sept. 2 • I Templeman,Balulan' l3 .o% c ; sgow Ironmaster (ss), P3rk Bogota (q) Valdemar Essex, Harty Balbec (ss), Little anab4 I • Reform, Schubbe. Iluvr.2 Mathilde, Neilsen. It. liaritiiiii, Dyer Cora (nesA , shil: r l , ew Orleans I SAILED. Nemesis (ss), 31o: Sept: 2 Rose of England, TulladL, , Valparaiso Shiunrock,Drene,r,L Petehelee, Smith Lima I Gulf Stream, liiggwo l NCW " Gannet (ss), Bond ...Dunkirk Memphis, Connor, Cape a Good Tlope DEMI) (ss), Ahderson...Lisbon John Bright, Cutting, New York Mooresfort " Calcutta j Mars, Anders Ghazepore, Greea •d` Hamburg (ss), SPecif Sir R.. Aberzroir.by, FOREIGN PORTS Tickler, and QUeen of the Age, both hence at 11.95a,,c Ferris, hence at Cadiz for Buenos Ayres, and P"' Hyndeford, hence at Rio Janeiro for Bombay, Eclipse, Roberts, from Halifax; Polly, Rune',, J Prospero, front Newfoundllnlci; Rob Roy, from ° Kelpie, from Harbour Grace; Eleanor, and 1 4— Bahia - ; Mignon, from Gaspe ; and Robert Jones all at-PernambucO. E3then, C.arke ; M Video Rosario 1 01'1 W• 9 1 .1 1 ,4 lon• Thum, and Edith, all T, and Allan, from Ferris, from Cadiz, and 1 at Monte Video. Albatross (s s), and Donegal, both hence at Helva S' REPORTS Report of the Ravextscraig, from Singapore at LivV - F il " Edwin Fox, Singapore for - Lsiidon, in lat: rG S*, E., June 8 lludaeon, Penal' July 4. Stunner, Kurrachee for London, in lat July 7 for Falmouth, in lat. 30 S., I°J 24 s., lop Shanghai for London, forty mile Berwick Walls, ... St. Helena, July 12. Kalliboka, for Liverpool, sixty miles N. of July 13. Glmalva, Bombay to, London, in lat. 6 28 S., I July 16. Ariel, Algoa Bay to London, in lat. 11 28 S., lo July 28. Henry, bound south, in lat. 11 55 S., lon. Courh t./., for London, in lat. 34 24 N August 11. Coringa, Melbourne to - London, in 1at.: 45 19 45 W. City of Derry, Colombo to London, in hit. 4 7 11 5 W. OUTPORTS. DEAL, Sept. 2.---Arrived aid passed : Glonon 04 ,1'0:1 1 London ; Asia, Barbadoes to London ; S2a Queen , t 7 London; Alphia, and Mary Gill:spie, north to We' s ,!cg Shields to Mediterranean ; Snowdrop, north CO .0 1) Francisco, Havana to London ; Nepaul, Cochin 'toll, Conce2ione, Shields to Genoa ; Violet, Gibralta, l : "der, William Forrest, Shields to Genoa ; Constance, Bordeaux; Extelsoir, Sunderland to Colonibo,ii London; Havelock, London to A'goa Bay; 9t•d on Kitts to London ; Oriental Queen, Bassiea to Lo ll Shields to Alicante. • a ; GRAVESEND, Sept. 2.---Arrived Vere, thnimin, Colombo; Barth Bill, - Petersburg 'Aiediffa'Pet, Tobago ;' Zone, Dominica ; Gli Agilo; Mary Garland, Porto Rico; Na Sa Ale Wr i Talbot, Calcutta ; Howard, Archangel; Uniou!,: ;i ,, gress, and Oliver Mos,:ss, Quebec; Scargo, MataPf,4o;:,,i toa, Calcutta ; Anna Elizabeth, Danzic • Lord tw ii i . ; Dunkirk ; Switzerland, Manilla;- Volunteer, A. r b eh mede, Prince Edward Island ; Gertrude, Areba uc oe Cronstadt. Sailed : Monarcn, Port Phillip ; Ir k ram Elizabeth and Catherine, Villa Nova ;',uerasey ; Shelburn, Colombo ; Flora Eros Maria Eliza, Petersbu BELFAST; Sept. 2 Sultan, Archangel; 415 n; J. and R. Youn,-, Ne.w Orleans, put in, r Aliba Penna, n'ifjo )anzic. Sailed 'Lice Amvec Nndrews, Ardrossh Kolas ,7,ain sailed. QUEENSTOWN, Si --Arrived Kangaro for New York, GREENOCK, Sep Arrived : Pioneer, frd Cronstidt ; WD. Denelia, Syd Wide Awakc raaium, Hava is Pladda Quebec; • Antigua, I inches, and in front to Hyde-streci Together with the Six DWI erected, being Nos. 27 Stand-street, - and No. 2, Hyde-s' and producing an aggregate rental c The premises are leasehold under for a term of seventy-five year January, 1845, =1 are subject For further particular tor, York-chambc North Joh BY MR On Tuesday, the 20th insta, o'clock .fttrnoon at the Clarendel Bankrupt, u E Mg tharupt ' s REITER in right of his Wife, cf and and £2OO, charged by the Will c S'ARY INTERI Wo several sums of Great & upon certain Freehold Estates, of ample the decease of the survivor of respectively 73 and 67,) with in' per cent. per annum from the time For further particulars apply to James Official Assignee, Eldon-chzmbers, South Ji Mr. John Atkinson, Solicitor, York-chambe _ . street, Liverpool BY ORDER OF THE ERFAXTORS. HIGHER TRANMERE, CHESHIRE. Modern and Substantial HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Baro meter, Gas Chandeliers, .and other Genuine Effects of a _ . Gentleman deceased. MESSRS. F. and J. HODGSON wi AUCTION, on Tuesday, the 13th --netually, on the Premises, Ch"- opposit , Tranmc FURNITURE, compris: In Mahogany.—Ten a id one elbow chair in leather pc& or dining table, and a feet, Brussels a-id Kid gasalier, crime blinds, fei cornice, polished birchwood d polished birch French bedetea hangings, ma ghogany aid birchwond toiht W.IIIIIUS allU LI tiy Ul al VY It I, Ice.-' beds, blankets, box ottoman, carpets, chairs. Barometer in mahogany case, by Bevan, oil cloth (m earl new), hall pendant, stair carpets. Kitchen utensils, &c. To be publicly viewed on Monday, 12th September, whe Catalogues may be had on the Premises ; or previously, ( Messrs. F. and J. 'Hodgson, at their Offices and Rooms, Argyll street, Birkenhead. ft., '1 SELL by k ;T v , taut, at Eleven the excellent HOUSEHOLD SES • th COLLARD AN !OLLARD bly, under the usual price, at rsal . .Music Depot, Cross-street a superb Cottage PIANO-FORTI ristias and imp its of t teir manufactory one I) GEOLOGICAL ROCK. VID DYSON, Esq., of ,r gale, either in Lots or ht, Aria al mountings two double-purchase ),urchasc ditto, with one dimble-purchase ditto ; —all new. A large quantity ;onipet c Ity of ;h: Fairbairn's patent Lip to five Inc icr articles, too numerous to advertisement. —Apply at , Tabley-street Iron Works, ,e due notice will be given rtlo be SOLD, on of tf [e ilitto ; one friction hoist ?ace of Leers, & 44j one o I dianaetc trth Xicer times COUNTY TIPPERARY.—ATTRACTIVE S A LE of and EXTENSIVE POSTING -ESTABLISHMENT, hed Concern, eT whic" there is , and at present doing a first- long lease at a neatly fitted up, with Shop jt ate business, being the Out- 'he furniture,plateTh-ousefinTiT, , about fifty tons of prime hay in an be had at a fair valuation ; or tely, if necessary. Cause of sale, 'uns the Mail,6r every C 0 B AGENT, F,ATABLISRED 1848 3ASNETT-STREET, gorne; of. Leigh-street. ETTING of WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS, ',LS, ALE and PORTER VAULTS, &e. :ouses from £7O to £1,500 Goodwill, may be had on application at the Office. TO BREWERS, PUBLICANS, AND OTHERS. T MIN F. WHITtLOCK has to LET on 'LEASE, a Free •J Corner WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS, situate in a densely populated neighbourhood.: The present tenant, having realised a fortune from the same, is about to retire. Incoming £B5O. None but principals need apply.—For particulars apply to John F. Whitelock, Auctioneer, &c., 52, Manchester-street, Liverpool. JOIIN F. WIIITELOCK has to LET a Free Corner WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS,. with spacious house attached, close to the Docks and Custom-house, doing a first-class trade This establishment is patronised by men from all parts of On and, and second to Tome in 50 per week, which might 13( isiness. None but bona fide parti( Le returns ayes cased by a mai Liars apply -street,- LI TOHN F. WHITELOCK has received instructions to LET ti Free_ WINE and SPIRIT 'VAULTS, situate close to market, and doing an excellent business. Incoming onl £B5; rent low. For particulars apply to John F. Whiteloci Auctioneer, &c., 52, Manchester-street, Liverpool. JOHN F. WIIITELOCK 'has to LET a snug WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS, within 200 yards of a railway station, doing a fair trade. This is a good chance for a beginner, as the beds let off for more than the rent. Incoming £l2O. For full Sfanehester-street ; Liverpool JOHN F. WHITELOCK has to LET, a COMMERCIAL HOTEL, near the Docks and Sailors' Home,. containing bar, bar parlour, commercial room, a large kitchen and scul lery, together with sitting-room, and six bedrooms upstairs, The present tenant having realised a fortune, is the sole cause of leaving. This is really a bargain, and if tali( may be had for £4OO. Rent 2- , ....... )O; lets off £2s.—For furthe iitelock, Auctioneer, Sze., 5% JOHN F. WIIITELOCK has to LET, a BEERHOUSE an d RESTAURANT, close to. Lime-street Station, with every convenience for doing an extensive businc.Q Room, convener to dispose of, will find and the central and convenient sit factory disposal of property entered — for sale. e Sales by Auction will be resumed on Friday, Septembq at two o'clock precisely, and continued to be held on eac HOSIERY R AWERS, UNDER VESTS, HOSE and HALF-HOSE FOR THE SEASON: SUMMER MERINO VESTS, 3s UNBLEACHED COTTON HALF -H 0 S E, Best make, Bs. 6d. per Dozen. 24 AND 26 BOLD-STREET. P. L. MACTAGGARI ADAMS'S One Shilling Box of STATIONERY Containing SIXTY SHEETS GOOD NOTE PAPER, SEVENTY-FIVE ENVELOPES, WAX, PENCIL, & BLOTTING PAPER 63, CHURCH STREET, LIVERPOOL HOLLOWAY'S 0174TMEN often regarded by female, A disease that destroys beauty is a heavier affliction than a disease --- . ...........• .L UCLA: .1C ,vi, bed-rooms and a large club-room; also four clubs attend the that m 4 even endanger life. 'The fair set are amongst the house weekly. This only requires to be seen to insure a cus- best customers of Professor Holloway, for nothing yet invented incoming, viz., £l2O. Rent £ 5 O. --Apply to John F. White tomer! as the i ventory contains more value than is asked for has so comFlete a mastery over all skin diseases as this famous lock, Auctioneer, etc., 52, Manchester -street Liverpool. 'Ointment. A female face covered with pimples and blotches, is a repulsive sight, but it is a comfort to know that there is an , . , ------.—.--------- —_— ---_________---_________Ointment which can clear off all those and restore purity and brilliancy to the complexion disfigurements , without danger. Holloway's searching Ointment penetrates to the seat of every cutaneous disease. Pistelliantous &Rants, WANTED, a suitable SITE for large and commodious offices for a public company. Must be between Ilanover street and the Town-hall, and contain from 750 t) 1,000 square cards.—Apply to Mr. C. 0. Ellison, Architect and Snrwynr. COST OF THE CRIMEAN WAR TO RUSSlA.—General Sattler, who was intendant of the Russian army in the Crimea, has just published in the Invglide an account of T EFT-OFF CLOTH ES WAN TED , for Expo' tation, (Ladies', the provisioning of the Russian army during the late 1I Gentlemen's, and Children's,) for which the highest price war. It appears from this,' that the Russian troops in will be given in cash. Ladies and Gentlemen waited on at the Crimea at the commencement of the war amounted any hour in all parts of Lancasiure and Cheshire.—Addirms Mr. or :Mrs. Jachson, 47, Broanlow-hill. to 250,000 men, wit'i 100,000 horses , and those '3 4 all N.B.—Naval and Military Clothes of all kinds bought. tfo the troops for whom the intendence had to furnish pro- 33, Bold-sireet - visions - during 1855' were 845;000 men, with 18.7;360 horses ; and for 1856, 796;973 men, with 183,570 The intendance bad to contend 'with im:•:mense TO WIDOWERS AND GUARDIAN. eIIIILDREN deprived of maternal care, will meet k .. ) the Comforts of . 11ome l . F .. ominel with Education, Ntith I horses, the widow of a physician and ner daimhter, who reTide iii the difficulties ; the price of cattle, provender, and all m.inds b?aut!ful and salubrious Island of Jericy. References - ex-, changel. Terms, 420 per annum.—Address F. S. S. No. 6of nocesSarieshaving increased fivefold and oftentimes , more than Fre lerick's-terrace, Lavender- hill, Wandsworth, where the tenfold, particularly from the middle of 1855 lady is at p. e .ent. 357 until January, 1856.—,-Indepadance Beige. ii very , serious cousequeme bridge and Mason's Lane-bridge, near Dudley For some time past, the limestone, workings..of Mr. F. Giles have • caused some little npprehension to the agents of the Canal. Company, and they accordingly used every precaution-to.prevent an accident. About eight o'clock on the evening fir question; one of the workmen in the 'employ of the company, perceiving the canal banks gradually sinking, summoned assistance,, and commenced as fast 'as possible putting in the stop planks at the two bridges; in order to shut off the .ina n body of the canal at each of those points. Before t7iis could he - done, however, the bank sank six or eiglit feet, with a fearful crash, and the water from about 400 yards of -canal dispersed itself, some into • the brook, some into a lower level of the• canal, the rest remaining in the hollows close by. As there are other routes open, the traffic of, the" district will not be much inconve , nieneed. Fortunately, the damage done to property is inconsiderable, ; but had the above taken place in the night, blocks of buildings would have been washed away, and great mischief done.—Birmingham Daily Post. 1-InnyEsT Hols,—The inhabitants of Ayls'tam,.Nor . - folk, celebrated - their harvest home in the vicanige grounds - on the 31st of August. The weather, unfortu nately, did not prove favourable; but it was not bad enough , materially to. interfere with the days' amuse ments. Divine service was• celebrated in the parish church at a quarter before one, when appropriate hymns were sung, and a short address was delivered by the vicar, from Isaiah ix., 3—" Th e y j o y b e f ore The o according j to the oy in harvest." At two o'clock 430 men, women, and children, including a band, sat down to a most substantial and excellent dinner of smoking joints of beef and mutton, • Norfolk dump lings, and plum pudding, under the spreading branches of two noble walnut trees, which etfectually protected the party from a slight rain which fell at times. The dinner was provided and joined in by the employers, ten in number. A pint of good tab:e beer .was provided for each person at the dinner, and a sapply of porter, with pipes and tobacco afterwards. The cost of these. with every other expense incurred, was defrayed by a fund raised by the inhabitants. After canner a few toasts were propos3d, but there were no speeches. and amusements n to t party, o provided an d ro fo u r ng ti.eli o : ahenn o eki o n , n aa. nsm e d i A l u g saToc a i3ohlh g anie e bip. d gila seee i a n pwts ayeia t ttpd h :2ly e lgvvi v ii,:ti a . jae rioas v ti ae vey bol it e t o; d o e to os the h s l t op t h en e h a, a a tN i f oldest t \ t e irt s xi t o r ag, a o clh n l l 1 l ot present, e a A;ko n Tea and harvest cakes we there was a display of fireworks, and the evening r commemoration, and expressing themselves most anxious to participate in a similar frolic another year. There was not . a single case of misconduct or intemperance, AM' not a word uttered which could have offended the Me delicate ear. ME EXTRACTS, The Ravenseraig,.arrived here from ~ an June 26, off Cap: St. Francis, having ugly fair w 11A111LEPO )hn, of Ha •on LI r. - !quct,t nen, pro( Mr. Th IC mornin tate, and upon whom 6elared 'his ineompet a•essed a wish that Ca Ilemma upon whie] 'oard the Catherine to storm, a,3:ompanicd ie iced,'when tli MARRIAGES On the 12th of July mart, Esq., Lieutei aloud Ewalt, or Uni to Edmund Scott El ..0a the 30:1 ultimo, a Venerable Archdeacon Esq., of Live:paol, cott of the late Thomas Thu' On the 30th ultirnc ' Thomas Crossman Sophia Ca Esq., of Whitehead, Es Annette Esther, Crescent, Buxtot Willtam ( Villiam N tted for the Prof :,CITIF:c of No. :sh of _West Chure h ' ,bert 11° P OF' . 1;1 mars', 30 1 ' ; west-,b31:1 fourt,ll;ute-v " 11 1• g• fr A.st:Te!! t -iti rof-' 4 ' 3l • S ' ,7l ----- ° DEATHS n the I