Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-24 00:00:00

AN rED, Employment, in 'preparing Young Men for Com mercial Pursuits, or- for the Civil Service. Bookkeeping by single entry taught in ten lessons; by double entry in fifteen. Address, bi•letter, St D s, Newa-roem, Druid's-court, Dale-street. 3j25 IMPORTANT. —A lientletnan, pf,vast experience, of address and abilities, and with first class testim( nials and ample security, Is open to an Engagement as General Manager, Agent, or Representative. Address (free ) D D s, Post-office, Liver __ AR"pectable Youth, axed 17, is desirous of obtaining a Situation in a Merchant's or Broker's Office. Understands the custom house bushy ss, and also the routine of a merchant's office. Two years unexceptionable character from present employers. Address e 11, Northern Times office. -- 2j24 WAN LED, by an active Married Man, age 30, ,who has a general knowledge of business, a situation as Book-keeper, Clerk, Collector, or any other capacity, where he could make himself useful. Security given. salary 260 to £BO per annum. Address o 260, Northern T ones Office. 6j30 AYoung Alan, having a first-class connection with the Tobacconists, Grocers; and Druggists, in Scotland, Ireland, and the North of England, is desirous of a re-engagement as Traveller, his present engagement terminating shortly. Unexcep tibliable reftencies and security,' if required. Address c 15, Northern Times office. - 6.125 . Vast A- Watiideb. S r 'Nfi;l;eEeut , T A o i Te r t e:tl , - c a e r t to the Dressmaking, 134,_ 7ind4s7s- WANT,o, a Person, in the evenings, to assist in making up a set of books. Address 03, Northern 1 • - V" ANT Ell, a clever Saleswoman, in the India Rubber busines Apply at 2, Parker-street, corner of Church-street. 3y. ••WANTED, an Apprentice , at G. J. Keet's, stationery and • ) i artists' - eolour depot, 88, 99, and 9:2, itenshar,Tereet. 6428 W AN TE . D t Young Man who can pass Customs' Entries, and make Walsall useful in a ship-store dealer's. Address F 9, Northern Times office. 3j25 rilo DIII7GGISTS tiodaIIiGEONS. — WANTED, immediittely, a .1. aqu4g Man tooke,the Charge of a Shop; ; if married, to be withioult /amity. , Afgatit 4G;Park-late, Live! pool. . 12j28 WANTED, a Warehouseman, who thoroughly understands the man igernent of North American produce, and the grain trade gen , rally. ; Apply to A 44, Northern 1 imes office. ' 6j2.5 P.N 1$ ttOKING.—WAN I'M), Two respectable Youths, from thirteen to fourteen, as Indoor Apprentices. Apply to Win. Ambrose, corner of Fontenoy-street, Great Crosshall-street. 4j24 O DitESsMAKER'S ASSI ,TAIsITS.,I7I( 4 4.IFTED, several Assistants, who are very neat and expeditious workers, to ,eet Dres3 and Mantle Making business, (who will be well Apply between seven and nine only, m the evening, at 142, Falkner,street. paid Mrs. Reynold r ANTED, a young Man (a out twenty) of respect tbili , y and V of cencvering business habits, as Clerk and Collector; if found suitable, a progressive salary will be given ; to save trouble, no person need app4 but those willing to deposit about £2O, by way of security. Address 01, Northern Times office. 1 TrO SU ttkiKONa:—The Guardians of the Poor of the West Derby Araion are desirous of appointing Two Medical Officers for the Township of Evertor, with salaries of £I2J each, which will include extra fees. The township, which comprises az. area of about 975 statute acres, and at the last census contained a population of 25,875, will be divided into two distric.s, and an officer appoiuted to each, Candidates must possess one - of the four qualifications required by the Poor-law Board, and will have to x their" n•spective districts. Applications, stating age, qi and experience; in the profession, to be sent to me, , ;narked " Medical Odic, r," on or before Tuesday, the 28th instant ? but no candidate need stead personally, unless by special request. By order.. WILLIAM CLEAVER, Union Clerk.., 2. Elliot -street, Liverpool, 23rd June, 1859. MOM* artners eman with 4 ide within r, wO, Avishq3 to Join an established Business, where he would take an active part; a further sum of £3OO, or more, would be advanced . at a future period, if required, should the prospects of the concern warrant it. Address, "Apropos," Norther& Times office • • 6j27 lIIP or OTHERWI,E.—A Gentleman of extensive e experience, with Al,OOO at command, is desirous artnership in a well-established firm. Principals Address t, case of M. Greener, Esq., dcrland. 6j2.) n crew I til. VANT1•11), an Interest in an Established Business, by a . Gentleman, who has had considerable experience, and who t fro.n £5OO to Lsoa. A business connected with ,hipping AcPress, with real •name and address, stating — orthern Times Office. 3j-7 vtetti 1717ir c crtrauts (Taitutitg iacts. WAN'I'I - 715777 Widower Gentleman , - Address D's N . orthern Times off.-- - - Ni 8,5..1.1iff, LE." -- 01E 3 , 1 ". :ci f s hy oFFIGE, 66, Russell-street, 1. his on 11 - r LiSt to, E ngagement , severa l Young I'ersons, suitable for Ladies --aids, and Nursery Governesses ; also a respeetabk Middle Aged womal for Housekeeper: or to wait on Invalids : also for Hotels, a good ei , ambermaid, ant: good Waitrets all well recommended. 024 W A N'l Housekeeper, to a Single or will he disengaged the 27th of July. tee. • . , : 6,V8 agetnentas - 1 ~...0, Situations, as Butler, b .. a Married Man Prot stant, .q . , , ,, 31, with exccdlent character, wages required £45 ; also, , a• Wanted a situatioa, as Coachman a:id Ga rdner, b a Married M age 27, with two years character ; al-o, w ant _ a situation, as Butler, by a Young Scotchntan, with two years character. Apply to Mrs. Levi, 66, R usse ll- s t re et. 6j28 • -- lITANTED, for a respectable Young Girl, years of a g... a situation as _Nurse or Under Nurse ; 1 1 7., b e , omployerl in a similar capacity this last ten months,. a nd can well ree:Aiiniended. If one can be obtained for her in a plows f jib ra ged will be deemed of secondary importance. A v no ; perso nally or by letter, to Mrs. Clegg, 8 , Clarence - street, 14, e 1 hill. 2.125 tom to mats atanta. W . OId ANTED, an Eng:ish Servan t-of -all-Work. Apply at 22, C. 127 flay market. _ WAN I'ED, a Servant-of-all-Work. a 11 l'Ark-street, Toxteth-park. a Protestant. Apply at 94, 5j25 rANTED, a respectable English Apply at 42, Everton-terrace. r 11 NV() or three gentlemeu r...tn oe accoaimodated with ttornfortabis j 4paytments, on mcdenste ter , .s;,te..tt•:FOllltes Nyttlk from th* Exchange, pleasantly suated at the,. Upper end of Vii-sheet, cid Bold-street. _ See reference list, Northern Times`offite. ' Agespectable young Man, requinnK clean Apanmentg, can accommodated - with a neatly, Ft dished Parlour and fled, room, on moderate terms, with a, respectable family, Where there are no children. Apply, at 9, Xatmoss-street, Northumberland terrace, near liverum Church. AGentleman, dipingin town, can be accoranaotiited with a well furnished Drawing-room, and Bedroom, in a healthy, And cheerful locality, about tw.enav miautes' walk froza,the Es,lbattge. There are no other lodgers, 3,10 -au omnibus pages the dooreverz half hour. Teams moderate. For Address see refere:ue• list. NortAera Times office.- 12,11 b.c get pkattling T O be LET, a House,, No, 75, Edge-]ape Apply at No 77, ISjy2 TO be•IXT, a good 11:welling-house. Sci. 121, Mulberry-street ; moderate. 3j27 'EDOE-LANE.--11. B. VBAsElt, his TO LET, a splendid Villa, Wood Grove, and one snug Cottage, top of Edge-lane. Apply to B. B. Fraser, grocer, Old - wan. ' 6j23 FA/ E ELI), —TO be LET, a serer-detached Villa., in Fairfield crescent, containing every modern convenience, including stable and gig -house. Apply to M,r. Thomas Rye, 31, Prospect vale, Fairfield, 6j 27 Fo. be LET, a good Family Hous e „ 32, B r id gewa t er - s t ree t, con taining two parlours and I,itehens on, same floor, five bed rooms, and good cellars. Rent £O. Apply on the presmises, or to Mr. Richardson, 33, Strand -street. 6329 SEAkUItTICLITO be LET, fur six or nine months, partly fur nished if required, a e i etached Rouse, with drawlng, dining, and breakfast-room, six be4-rooms, twoatties, garden, greenhouse, coach-house, arid stable. .Rent low. Apply to the seaforth station master. . 0;22 qlO be LET, a goad Family House, No. 36, Breckfield-road South, 7 EVerton; containing Fiveßed-rooms, Two Parlours. and large Pantry, a good Kitchen and 'Wash-house, fitted up with all conveniences, and Gas in melt apartment. 'Rent £25 per annum, immediate ,pogscasiomi . Fur further particulars apply at 13, Seymour-street, London-road. 6j29 CHESTER.— TO be LET, Furnished, for the Summer. k...) a' comfortable Family House, - replete with every cony and containing three sitting rooMs; seven bedroOnw, kitchens, coach-house, stable, baths, &c, Also, good gardens, and within one mile of the city, in the best situation in the neighbourhood. For particulars address (post-paid) to Box r. T., General Post ofiLle, Liverpool. 1 CH LS FER.—TO be LE I', rents very low, several new and very commodious Houses, called Dcva-terrace, most delightfully situate on the banks of the river Dee, within seven minutes walk of the Chester station; they contain two parlours, and from four to six bedrooms each, w,th water closets, and all necessary domestic offices. Apply to Mr. Aachen, Eaton-road ; or Mr. Jones, Westminister-buildings, Newgate-street. Chester. 26j30 qlO be LET or SOLD, in the New Park, Woolton:hill, a good 1 Family House, containing three reception rooms, butler's pantry, kitchen, scullery, larder, pantry, and wash-house on the first floor, with wine and ,ale cellars on the basement;' six bed rooms, hot and cold water, bath-room, housemaids and water closet above ; two-stalled stable coach-house, . and saddle-room ; good garden, with a few choice fruit trees. Apply,to Jas. Gore, Woolton-hill. 1 llTApLoTssoe.sloOnN -7 a l Ma -" Lte -- . O ce , ne b a e r tli ' e E Aur iv eli th re int mmediate annum, containing five bedrooms, hot, cold, and shower baths, and water closet ; dining-room 18 by 13 feet, drawing-room 21 by 15 feet, butler's pantry, kitchen, scullery, and cook's pantry, every description of cellar conveniences, hot and cold water in scullery and pantry, Corporation and rain water, and gas all through; small garden front and back, gas fittings &e., taken at valuation; key at Mr. Kelly's, near the premises. For further particulars apply to Mr. A. Smith, 9, Stanley-crescent, North-shore. 6j30 be LET, FURNISHED, deltghtft.lly situated, witoin three 1 mil( s of the Exchange, and in the pleasantest and most fasYonable suburb of Liverpool, a complete Family DWELLING HOUSE, containing three excellent entertaining-rooms, six bed rooms with the usual convenience of closets, kitchens, sculleries, &c. The outbuildings comprise greenhouse, conservatory, reach house, stables and store-rooms. The entire is enelo ed within its 9wn land, which compri,4es an excellent yard, and an extensive and beautifully laid out garden, with lawn, &e. The whole will be let for r .iine or twelve m o nth s , at thirty guineas per month. For ft h'r Patieularg address x 14, Nort horn Times office. 24je26 !Salts Aartizu. All R. JENKIN, (FORMERLY OF CLAUGHT ON - ROAD, ) AUCTIONEER AND VALUER, sinc e th e year 1 839, 54, VT.-15T1,106T, BIRIEENIIICAD, and LIVERPOOL. Terms very moderate, and all sales, in town or country, settled same day as goods are sold. . jENKIN, AUCTIONEER AND VALUER, since the year 1839, reiliectfully notifies to his former kind Leads who patronised mist of his principal SALES by AUCTION, when last resident in Cheshire, including amongst many other public Auctions, twice the contents of the King's Arms, Egremont ; twice at the Waterloo Inn, Birkenhead; the Welling ton Hotel, Liscard ; the Abbotsford Hotel, Seacombe ; in 1840, the late Captain Wotherspoon's effects at Wallasey ; Captain M`Donald's valuable effects at the Marine Terrace, Magazines; Mr. Bates' and Mr. Cleator's valuable 'effects at New Brighton ; 16 Farming stocks in various localities in this division of the C anty, and upwards of 200 other Public Sales and Valuations for Executor's Administrator's Transfer, &c. In resuming business kere, it will be conducted as hitherto, by obtaining for his employers.the best prices to be *ealised, at the same time, to the advantage of parties attending his' sales, as he doe's not himself, nor allow his Porters, or others concerned to buy goods at his auctions for his or their profit. Letters by Post promptly' attended to in Liverpool or Cheshire. Whitefle'd Terrace, Everton.—Modern Household furniture, Painted Wardrobe, HasaHers, and otherigenuine Effects, of a Family removing to a distance. _ _ a----• r -S: AUCTION,ia. and onhi on _ d . ay I I n e o x D t G 2 S 7t O h N inat w ill pu ilE ct L ua L lly by Wren o'clock , on the premises, 11; Whitefleld - terrace. (near IN / reek-road and St. Chrysostom's Church), . the modern HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, including mahogany crown-back chairs and hair-stuffed couch, mahogany dining and Pembroke tables, ditto chiffonnier, tapestry and other carpets, hearth rugs, gasaliers, fenders, fire irons, numerous strong iron French bed steads, child's iron - crib; hair and flock mattrasses, feather bed, bolsters and Pillows . painted 'wardrobe, knee - hole and other toilet tables, chests of drawers, dressing glasses, carpets, birch -wood chairs, oilcloth, stair carpets, glass, baby jumper, kitchen requisites, and other genuine effects. To he punlicly viewed on the morning of sale, when catalogues may be had on the pre mises-; or, previously at the office of the IVorthern Daily Times newspaper, South Joan-street, Liverpool ; or of Messrs. F. and J. Hodgson, at their offices and rooms, Argyle-street, Birkenhead. POSITIVE UNRESERVED SALE of a Genuine STOCK-IN-TRADE of CELINA, EAI'tTHENWALtE, an 4 GLASS, the property of a gentleman declining the businees. MESSRS. F. and J. lIODGSON will SELL by AUCTION, on Ilfoqday and Tuesday, 4th and sth July, pluiecually at Eleven o'cloek each morning, at their. Rooms, AROTLE-STREET, Birkenhead, the genuine STOCK-IN -TRADE CHINA AND EARTHENWARE, including dinner, tea, breakfast, and chamber services, a great variety of articles of domcsOc utility in meat,- baking ; and vege table dishes, tureens, soup, dinner, gild' pudding plates, jugs, cups, basins, cheese stands, chimney ornaments, &c:, &c. Tim CUT MOULDED Glass consists of decanters, tumblers, wines, goblets, champagnes, jellies, celery vase s , sugar b ow l s, pickles, butter coolers, salts; creams, &c. N.B. Thy attention of the trade, hotel-keepers, and priiate families is respectfully solicited. To be publicly viewed on each morning of sale, when catalogues may be had, or previously of Messrs. F. - and J. llon..sox, at their offices and rooms, Argyle-street, Birkenhea,. Advertisements of Persons g r anting Situations, Persons Wanting Servants or having Apartments to Let, are inserted in the NORTHERN DAILY TIMES for ONE PENNY EACH. Other Advertisements, having reference to Houses -or Land to Let or Sell, and all the 'Miscellaneous " Wants" of the community,'are-inserted at TWOPENCE EACH.. 6.15U,5t strbants antrtr ANTED, a Coachman, who will make himself generally useful. Apply at 2, Parker-street, corner of Church-street. sj24 ANTED, a good plain English Cook, about 30 years of age. Must be well recommended. Apply at Northern Times t.f.o. W ANTED, in a gentleman's family, a goo d C o ok, who under stands the management of a dairy. Apply t.y letter, addressed Box x 31, General -Post-office. 6j27 WANTED, an Active Girl, who can wash and knows house work, with good character; If from the country preferred. Apply to Mrs. Haynes, 118, Copperas -hill. _ 2j25 WAN'"D' Protestaatt.servant-4-q..- I .Vorlt. aged about 20, _who can wash, `and be well recOmmended from her last place. Apply at the Northern Times office. WADITED; immediately, a Girl, about siistten years of age, as Servant-of-all-Work in asm .11 famliy. Apply to Mrs. Heywood, Poplar Collage. Willasev, Cheshire. 3j27 - IVANTED, a thorough good Houstmai 1, who can be well reconiniended, and can wait at table; no Irish need apply. Apply at i3ankfleld-house, Dankfl , eld-st ect, Kirks:brie. 6j21 - Good strong Kiteheinnaid ; also, Two serranta-of-ad-Work J - 1 Wanted.. Apply, - between the hours of Three and at the Argyle Dining ttooms?zposite the Sailor's Home. ; 3j28 WANTED, a thorough good English Servant-of-all-Work, with twelve month's character from her last place. !Apply at 34, Berkley-street, between the hours of six and eight p.M. 6j28 C 3l ks EV, LA OFFICE.--Wante - Rolii ds ; emai two good plain Cooks want :ituations J. one Cumberland with live years' good character. Apply to Mrs. Riley, 42, Mount-pleasant. ANTED; a Servant-ofzall-Work;: one that can milk, ari 4l no llihas objet: ons to the country, Apply at Shuttlewoth's Hotel. Lord Nelson-street, on - Saturday ; between ten atid tiwee o'clock, 2)C4 WAN I'ED, inuned6ately, good Protestant servants—Cooks, Nurse; Waitresses, Houseinaidsh• and General Servants. Good servants of all capacities can be sooresutted. Apply . to M,s. Dustin, tract repository; 245, Grauge-lane, Rirkenhervi. 6j21.‘ W ANTED, iminediately, about 25 years olu, respectable Young Woman, as Servant-of-all-Work ; whe , tan wait at table, and give good reference to her last situation fox character. Also, a respectable young unmartied Man se- Boots; who can pro duce a vool character f,r honesty, sobriety,, and industry. See Reference List, Xorthern Times office. 6128 as phtin..Cuok iat smart puolte-auuse, a.a also tt make hereelf useful, a.W oman . w i t h good charuter fo• abriety, honesty, v.:enemy, an& goJd. tamper. Wages lust he a Prntrztan+ - 7 A , • emptolment VaxAttr. WANTED, by a Young Ma:i7a Situation as Light Porter i n th e grocery busintss ; ... can have three years' character from last employer Address 3 31:26. Lord -street, i3itkent WANTED, by a Young Man, age twenty-One years, a Situation as Porter, or to take care of a horse and cart; eight years reference from his last place. Address z 10, Northern Times office. • 4j25 AYOUNG MAN, of business habits; who - perfectly understandE Book-keeping, &c., ,wishes to meet with an Engagement, who; e hla tine and capital of £l5O or £2OO would be advantageously employed. Address it cB. Northern Times Office. 31226 ANorth of England man, marrie,t, with one child, wants a situation; can take farm, bailiff ; has a thorough knowledge of cattle ; can drive ; and can manage a kitchen garden.' Good references. App :y to Mrs. Riley, 42, Mount-pleasant. 4j27 YWAN I'BY.—A respectable Man, of twenty years' experience, is open to an Engagement to attend on a Insane or Imbecile •Gentlemao'atlhis•own'house ; satisfactory references from his last employers. Address Mr. Bond, 19. Moon-street, Liverpool. 6j28 to be Xet, Ptsintfis Premises. Ithe Pr P ern ' t i s n e t s h , e 92 b . e ; t o b ld u - s s i t n r e e s e g t- p Gj2s art of Bold-street.— I TO he LET • pro. . • HOUSE and SIIOP. Incoming E 5 if taken WANTED, good Nurse; mtddle-Age, and an E Pisa =amende r teetant. - Apply at 119, Bridge-street, Birkenhead. 4427 Homer-street, 99-7 ou the preallees, 29, Earle-street, Cheat i 1 027 , i..o..4,ers;auaressea to •”Largp,- Times office r stating where to apply for cuaracter, 'and. giling her address, will be written to inreply, Should her character hr satis factory. Grthern WANTED ifamily , mediately, in a gentleman's fatty, a respectabl e YV- Young Woman, to talte-. s charge of an-infant from. the month ; she must be a good needtenotnan, healthy, and good-tem pered. and under thirty years of age, and her character' must: bear the strictest investigation;. nonw but English wotestaats• need apply. Apply.by letter, addressed-a 4, y . ortherm limes oftim- Alao, in the same. - family, a. reepedtable Yb' Win;nalk,. as Housemaid and-Waitre.is ; bhemusbne experienced, audanEnailth protestant. Apply by letter, addressed a 5, Nortli4 wits cAtib Sistritattrims, anti • WANTED immediately. a Pony, about twelv suitable for ehildren.to ride. Adidre:s 89, 2 he , hands high,, ',46l;thern ViT A Tilt'ro aAudteesig, la ,, t ta G ti i n g g , fn lowest 4'. . e. pn t)- e e " : n t c! 'r r o e o to -h i seen, P 13. Northern Times-. AATAN'rED, Ladled, Gentlemen's, andChilnrenW LEFT-Gla V! WEA KING-APPA 11. E Lof every c er•crip Una,- far which, a good price will be paid-in cash: Ladios-and - Gentlemen Waited CM at any time or di.tance, by addres.bag letter tc-.M7r. or Mrs Farrell, l, Fontenny-etreet TIrT PAUKOICAGE. A goi3d. 16ed and Is 6d, os - bed, without break.. Net,. for 9d, Ranelagh Hotel, Fairclough-street„ Itanelaga, minutes' walk from, the. Lime-street Station- N.l niildor bitter Ale sod Sandwich for 3d..4- :• greakfast Fu at. Johaseet tree; . three Glass of 26iX • , - T EFT-UFF CLOTILF,S WANTII!i), • JU Hats, Beats, •Shoes , &c. • Gent' disposing ot the SOMA shire, Southport, ( tvanti ti given, —Address . A convenience of Ge the 117,; Bros will be ,waittl 41i all pacts: oftLanc .es, awl Chesll,rx ad Mrs. Jack 2.i men about !Cl m-1011; to: , 7 .1v-ria Time, or Mrs:. Jw.ksan.tc ',gators aifil Vrennus alaoti*. Ho Lunge, et Address IrANTEI2 to wart:llse, a few wit . in a mile of the Liverpoola ground, worth £2th to £4O a year rent Times.oface. ..- Align and day WANT a licat6e. within two mtiea of the Exebange. contain, in g, two, goad, sitting-rooms, two, or three bednewns, and. kitchen, &c. Itent*out £3O per anuana,. Apply tc.....,ll. 4 .lViorthenve Timis ottlee.. gqrartmcuts bruitt. rINE or Two, Yindtg , Mnl tan by k_f at 43 per meek, at 44. Great Orfc-nli-street rrlO be LET; Apartments, furnisholoranforniskod,. where there I are nn,ohilclun, Terms moderate.. ripply at_.s4G4vltt George- Street. LIP/8 tkeoir.,modatedTdta Lcdgingsl, 110 be LET,, uularnished, a fror.34 and back Parkokir:, with bed roam and:we-of kitchen, witgna and wa.tcr,. at 14; K.Nfit- ri , wra respectable Young Men num be aceocUno4ate-d wiat, j Bedroom an&use of Parlour st, SQ. 5, Greatetoisshall-slit Terms as 6d peg week each. 511.5; r t) be LET, furnished Apartiritits, at the h,11112.e of a Cap , 'Ajieti, Widow, on reasonable tertaz,. Apply at.. 2.54,5. Townsend,- street, off' Great Ilaward-street 12.0, RHYL, NORTH Spaeious. APagmients, ner4: the Parade; aeither childrm. /ler other lodgers. Addtem " Cambria, ": PGA -office, Bhyl. 2.p5 TO LET, capital set of Officcs. acit w.are-room atAGlied, ou second floor of , 35, Nolll:John-strect" Rent £9O. ELpply to James Steains and Cu., 35, North John-strwt, Ej29 ILIGRENEO,NT. - TO be LET,:,turnished fmta month; a I:wiring -124 ro9m and two Bed -rooms„ about five Yoi„nu.tes' walk :tom the ferry. -Apply at No. 9, Churull-street; Egreimpnt.. 5j y 1 APARTMENTS TO Li:IL 'two youii gentn men; cam be accommodated with a bedroom and parlour, in a UAL-class furnished pause, in the Nortit Jand. Sce Reference List Northern Times office. 6j2G TWO- zespeetable Young.,Ntea may haw a large , doutile-bedded Room, and use of bitliAllg+roolll, a ittiyl . or without bosgdl; with out board, 4s 6d per week;; at 34, Upperalitt-street,eoraer of Great George-square. 6j25 fIIE NORTHERN fans, rittf)4.l, JUNE 24, 1859 ff.a be get, BUSittas MO go LET, with immediate possession, in a good thoroughfare, a House and Shop, suitable for any business. Rent £l6 a-year. Incoming for gasiand fixtures moderate. Apply on the premises, 35, Rose-place. 4.128 MO be LET, Suitabre far a Steam Packet At or Conunimston To Merchant, 'commodious - and well light d u offices, at No. 20, Water-street. Rent moderate. Apply to the Room-keeper. Mercantile Marine Association, 20, Water-street. 1 T , Tiv LEr, a neat and comp act W are h ouse for refining laid or melting grease ; rental £2O ; has three rooms. Mao, to be sold, as it stands, a five horse-power boiler, with the apparatus complete. Apply to James Cearns, '34;Prassiaostreet. 1 6j25 FOR BUSINESS- PREMISES or OFFICES.—To be Let, in' the best part of Bold-street, both on first aid second floors, several comfortable, well-lighted rooms (one' with' glass roof), , suitable for almost eny business. Rents, free of rates and taxes, very moderate. Apply to Mr. Russell. 33; Bold-street. 6j2; lU BUTCHE AND OrIIERS.—To be LEI, an excellent J. Butcher's Shop, situate in one of the greatest thoroughfares in town;• it it fitted - up in first-rate style, and is not, doing a good ready money trade ; an immediate purchaser. will meet with a bargain. For particulars apply at 2.31, great.flomer-stmet, Liver pool. VULCAN-oTREE i', sewn CANADA pOCK.—TU be I.RT, with immediate possession, o.large Premises, consisting, of two rooms 60 feet by 17, lour rooup3o feet by, 18,,0ne shed 6u feet by 18, two spaeious yard 3, two orliceli, a chimney 53 feet high; fronting three streets. For particulars apply to- My. Ambrose Smith, 9, tanley-creseent, near the premises. " 6j30 -- 513 . 1.6,'`Airruots tut Xanii. (INNERS Crif PRGrERTY desiious of effecting inunediate Soleu, can have their I,ts inserted, free of chance, in the A.V.AV Caenkr,' if Sent in• prior to the 26th inetant: OfNees 13A, Basnett. 7:72 r corner of Leigh-stveet. Established 1848. House in Great tieor: , e-square. TO he SOLD, by private treaty-, all that' commodities Dweiling hense, No. l 3; Great Deorge-square, well family. Nor further . partioulars, and cards' Forshaw and Goodman, 12. oweeting-street tea for to - view, apply to Henry SA' o - i\TUISTIV-• DOCKS, BOOLL , E, near LIVEItPOOL.---TO be (SOLD, Thlrty-one Lea , cehold , Mouses, shim* at Bootle, near' the Timber dock ; will be sold to pay a large 4 nterest and may be divided into , two lots if require& A party with' a nioaerate capital, and wishing: to reside near• the , sea, wid find this a good. invest ment.—For particulars mcquire-14 dr. Ainswertn, bui/der, Bootle. 12jy2 uI • J., o.l3 . lloa.auti4.e.er 19onsts. gip be LET, earner of Gieen'wOod and Sever-r4feets, Ewerton;a handsome - and modern: Ale and Porter VauXii ; :no ; fixtures may be - taken at u valdation if required. For • particulars apply to Mr. James Ashe, on•the premises; or at 50, Lord-street, Edge-hill. - 0)30 _ • . , _ - ---. HOrk.,L to be taSt'OSEll OF, situated opposite one of Was principal Railways in Glasgow,. containing Nom Twenty to Thirty , Apartments,. with Spiait Naulva attached ; farniture,.. good will, &e., to be hod, at valuation, Apply to Al, Ross, Eiclon. Dinnincourooms, No. 19, South intih-stivett, LivernooLi rpo be LL I', a first-crass free Beerhou,e, situateriin one of the greatcA drinklug neighbon:teod*in Liverpool, and doing a good b , asiness.. This , establishment is fitted up fur the taade, and stauda an undoubted chance-of obtaining the licenee, Incoming ,and rent low. For , pArtioulars• apply to John :F. Whitelbek, auctioneer, &a., 47k, oath John-street, Liverpool. . 6 20. If 10 be - Lo,T, Free, wintost respecta'ble and easy cond - t.e.`ed Wine and.Spiiit Vatifia, in the vieiniay of Liverpool, which: has• been in the present prepvietor's llamas for LB years. He now %visite* to retire irons business.- • This affcrde a splendid oppoTtuoity for one or two , leinales or e. widow of - business habits. Rent £F4.3 per annum; lets off £lB. Goodwill .E540-.4 Etc - p ticulars Hornby, 2.%..Lime-streeto Liverpool A L FRED BASNErn J AG U.D v AG 1-STREET, OW/neva Ltigh-str*E6 Establithed 1.848, Fox TIiw.LETTING OP WINE; MID. v ALP &ND PORTER. VAULTS, 1r.0.-: Liats of Ea uses from VA. to £1,504 , Goodwill, may ba • had' en , " - apgliattlion at tho Oftlea LIgaIIFORIE TR.A NBF JD AND 11.01VrOA RANG2D OF Wlff+.l. AND .SPIRIT VAULTS- ....us:ane 04.111414;-rooms, near the Exchange. clue of the- neatest Diniug , anti.Supoer-rooms-in.tkie As•lecality. The premises consist at dining room% bar„, -larders, water eoeet, ,te.; held oat, lease of 13 years ; , very low re., taL. Price ti lease, fix ClitaSi•furniLitre, gook4ill * . Paul utensils in, trade : only Z45(.1.i Returns £33-per week. Apply to Mr . Alfred Jacob, LiA, Ba-nett-street, corner of Leigh-street.. Qiii-eStantished. Free Wine - 4 710 be bus;_ ,nu a puit ‘uults, close to Soa-ttuJektn-. street,. C'e.stoth-botsse, MO be LET, in' tonsequence of, the 'owner - , beaming' .England,, a highly-respectable Free-House, retnr.rting.22o per 1325;. The home cuitArrs- of bar,. bartpari ur, six. good bed rcouis, are. Rent-only 238. Price of. license; ..fixture,, good:wilt, and utensils imtnado, £l5O. Apply to Mr. Alfred Jacob. 134.„Bainieto street, cornier of Leigh-strest. 7 .auirs dose to, Free Wine: and Spirit. St-George's To be LET, in eonsequuma-of • the owner goi ng a b roat li,.. some -Plante-glass-fronted Vaults, in. a.first..-nlass position, fur a, respeetatAtbiaiiness. The premises crnasist of bar, batynaclmir, snug, sit:ling. room, three IJe4 roams, kitch.ea, cellars, yard, ,with: capital th..Llk. entrance. I - tent-only Z 65, uine• years le e. . Psioe of lease, license, fixtures,_ gnodwill, and, nterkls in trEode, • ±3tabi. cneap i 5.450, Apply to- Mr. Alfred Jacob, Agent, 13A., Basnett street, corner of Leigh-strest. - free Wine and . Spirit Vault*, :close te,Seotland-road, faz.114.04. rlio te.,-LET„ situated ia a first-ratee business street,. between, Sootland-road and Gr.eat. llomm-street. a well-wtablisheck cAataining bar, 11,1_ , parlour, tap ream.. kiteker, scullery, four bed.rounis, with yard. and stable. Rent £3O ;. pricesSlioanse, goodK;11, and utensils in track, £l4O. Apply to Mr. Alfred Jacob', 13a, Busnett-street, corner at Leigh-et-net. - Large•liandsome Corner Free Vatilts—Taluable 1.:3r-se 11%01:iris of Te:3sn. Mahe JAY.T, solely in ensequence eta death, a verzold-esta:23- 1. bled CDrner Vaults, a first-al ..ss. baJzine - sa putios. Ai y one in4vAu tcrBa respeetahle.Vaults, oind this a gcsclopelliatg. Prias.ot lease, fixtures, license, and atensilsin trade, 0500. ,kinsy to /BK.:Alfred Jacob; 13a, Basnett-street, earner of Le , gla-street. • --- Extensive Wii3,and --- Bpiet Yeats North Eatl: - -- r 1 10,14 LE:r. owing to the owner zeti r i ug from busistesa, a Ivry .;, ....*; 41111x:woe Corner 7galts, , with ,I.Andscanely fitted-up bur and large house: over ; hell on lease of 12i years, unexpired, 5... t the 10,w gunnuAl rental of Ewa. Price ofdease„ license, fixtures, , and utensils in trade, Ova. 1i,504 can to maim on nuatgage of :lease, &c. Property will be taken in exchange, if suitable. Apply to Mr. Alfred Amob, 13A, liaimeti-street. corner of Leigh street. • • 011-established NVioe and ,pirit Vaults, close to Duke -street. bo LE l', a very capital Howe . , which, from its positio n , must I always command a large busumss. The premS,ses comprise bar, bar parlour, kitchen, tap room,, tkree bed recins, 'with first-rate beek entrance from another stment. Rent £34 „; returns £lO per week. Price.ut. license, tixtuzci., goodwill; and utensils in trade. only £l2o. Appiy to Mr. Alfred Jacob, ,134, B4onett-street, corner of Leigh-street. Neat,Free Wine and,,Spirit Vaults f0r.4.1120. TO be LET, solely House,. ely throuz„,,,ill health, a very : ne a t F ree close to St. Jantes's-street, containing good bar, bar partoqr. kitchen, five bidrooms, auchceltars, _ Itakat £a3. In order. to. meet with an ramediate tenant, the very low sum of £l2i) will : be taken for fixtarea, license, goodwill, and utextills in trade. Allply to Mr. AlfrediJacob, agent,. Basnett-romeet, corner of Leigh street. First-class growery, withAspollent LlweilitemtlettEe, within tithntiles • ;Liverpol. • • _ _ _ T O be Let - or Sold, one of the most compact Breweries. in the 120 barrel length,. - wtth every con - ozuience for carrying on a most extensive trade. lbe Brewery, outbuildings, and capital dwelling-Louse ccuages for the workpeople, gardens, Sc., occupy tnree acres of land. Rent, iNily £lOO. Price $;2,060, F..r further particulars apply to Mr. Alfred Jacob. la.k, Baanett street, corner of Leigh-street. • First-olass Family Hotel, near the Exchange, trio be Let, a very old-establish e d and respectable Yunily Hotel, 1 containing fAiglit entertaining and, forty-six bedrooms, larders, kitchens, &o. ; has been most successfully conducted hp present proprietor for many years, and who: is now retiring from business. Teams, which, are very liberal, may be obtained ikora Mr. Alfred Jacob, Estate Agent, 13A. Basnett,lt:eet, corner of Leigh-street. nandsome Corner Free Wine and Spirit Vault, North Docks. ValuOle Lease. - . rpo be Let, immediately, owing to the serious aness of proprietor„ _IL a very handsome Corner Vaults, with capital bar, bar-parlouz. snug, and six apartments, sent only £6O, on 7..!-se of 13i yea.rs. unexpired. To secure an immediate tenant,. the ~. , price of £7OO (cheap. at 21,000) will be taken for lease, liceliso, fists,. es, goodwill, and utensils-in-trade; together with the household furnituse.— Appll to Mr. Alfred 4ae9.11, Estate Agent, 13A. Basnett-street, coma of Leigh-street. , ' - rip() be LE r, a Corner Free Wine and Spirit Vaults, :Ituated I near the southern Hospital. The premises comptise hand somely.iitted=up Corner Vaults, with house containing eight apart ments, cellars; Ste. Numerous lotto works are about to be erected, whieh will very much improve the house. Rent £65; on lease years. No goodwill. The Sum of £2OO to be deposited with owner as security for lease, license, fixtures, &c., to be returned when the lease expires. Apply to Mr. Alfred Jacob. 13A, Basnett-street, corner of Leigh-street. LIST OF ALE AND PORTER VAULTS RespeetaMe 01d-established Ale and Porter Vaults, near to _ Mount-pleasant. _ MO be LET, a well fitted-up Vaults, in a first-class street for business. Contains bar, bar parlour, news room, four bed rooms, kitchen, &c. Rent £18; price of fixtures, goodwill, and utensils in trade, £4O. Can be strongly recommended. Apply to Mr, Alfred Jacob, 13,t, Basnett-street, corner of Leigh-street. _ - • . Capital Corner Ale and Porter Vaults, near Islington. TO he LET, a well fitted-up Double-fronted Vaults, in a great thoroughfare. The house contains seven apartments ; and license may be obtained. Rent £lO ; price of fixtures, goodwill, and utensils in trade only £35. Apply to Mr. Alfred Jac ,b, 13A, Basnett-street, corner of Leigh-street. • Ale and Porter Vaults, close to the Lime-street Railway Station. TO be LET, a well-established House, with parlour, kitchen, four bed rooms, cellars, awl yard. Rent El 6; price of fixtures, goodwill, and utensils in trade EB. Apply to Mr. Alfred Jacob, 134 BasnAt-street. corner of Leigh-street. Corner Ale and Porter Vaults, near Pembroke-place. MO be LET, immedi-t-21y, 0 - ling to serious ill health, a very I. respectable Ale and Pcrter I' -ilts, which, from its position, must always command a large ~ gt-door trade. Rent £25 ; price of fixtures, goodwill, and uten: ii, in trade £l4; cheap at £2O. Apply to Mr. Alfred Jacob, 13s, Basnett-street, corner of Leigh street. FREEHOLD HOUSES TO be SOLD, a bargain, in the outAirts of the town, Six well built Freehold Houses, delightfully situated close to the Zoolo gical Gardens. Each house contains six apartments, garcVns, large yard, c., all let, and producing £ll2 per annum. To effect an immediate sale, a very low price will be taken. Apply to Mr. Alfred Jacob, estate broker, 13A, Bas-ett-street, corner of Leigh street. Freehold Dwelling-houses, Edge-lane. To be SOLD, Three well-built Dwelling-houses, with bay win dows. Each house contains nine apartments gardens, and yards. Will be sold to pay a good interest ; and, from their posi tion, will always command good tenants. For price, &c.. apply t o Mr. Alfred Jacob. 13a, Basnett-street, corner of Leigh-ett eet. ri 10 WO R KING MEN, M EMBERS or BUILDING SOCIETIES.— TO be SOLD, a great bargain, (only LW,' all that Freehold Dwelling-hours, No. 1, Blusher-place, Prince William-street, iilll street, Torteth-park ; contains four apartments 'et at as 34di per per week. The tenant (Mr. Charles Coates), will alum the pre- Flee* ; Prioe only 100. Apply to Mr. Alfred Jacob, listate Broker, 12a, liainett-strost, oorner of Leigh -street; go ire ,alb, Businesses anb Storks. TO LICENSED TICTUALLER:j, AND PARTIES ABOUT TO .EMBARK THE - PUBLIC LINE R. ALFRED JACOB (late ALFRKD irna — YLiuND JACOB), 11 rstsbiished 1848. brgi to return his sincere thanks for the patronsr bestowed upon turn fur so many years by the trade., and parties Ia quest of first-claws Houses are respectfully referred tothe List in 1 sass DAY'S Northern Times, which forms a very small nortioa of Premises now on hand for disposal.—Offices, 13r, B tsnett-street, corner of Leigb-street. rro be -OLD' or LET, Rose-hil Brewery (with immediaii posses sion), in excellent condition; capable of brewing from 12Q te' 180 barrels per week. Rent, including stables, &c., .1;100.per annum. For further particulars apply to Robinson and presions, St. James -street Brewery, Park-lane, tfo O DYERS and CLEANERS.—TO be DISPOSED OF, the T Business, Machivry, Fixtures, &e:, of an old-established Dye House, in one of the most improving thoroughfares ; satisfactory reasons will be given for disposing of it. For farther particulars apply to Lewis and Mountey, accountaut3 r 3, Lor&street.. 6j25 *Ea br old, b.arsts, Cant. gartimrs. ON . SALE, a good Drag, be seen-at Wilson's Li' the'hours of it a.in. and 4 Itetidsonie Bay-][are, and H'arAess. To Stables, Wir.tamson-stveeti, between 6j25 MO: be SOLD, a Basket tretd•Haraese &eecrmplete StablerY , , Smithdown-lane:Oxf with a Pony - 12 to 13 Lauds• high, May be seen :.t Mr. Hughes Livery !street FOR SALE, a nearly New, Second-hand, very light, double Brougham, by an eminent Lindon Builder' t the property of a Gentleman,.and. to be Sold a great bargain. Ta be seen at ft. B. Mullinerl.(late Goirst and Co.), 61, Great CharlOtte-Street, "direr pool. 429 fAN SA.S.E,• first-elass second lizand BROeGIIAM, aowily painted+ blue, lined with blue (sloth and Mbroeco, anti , in excellent condition; also, a first-class elegant Cab , Plueton, with Hood and Getanan stutters, remarkably light, both Sn appearance and weight; carries four inside and two on dicky, with nllr , patent Iron Crriage part ; also a first;.class Park Plateton, with head, in first-rate condition, suitable for a lady to drive ; also a , large Family C4achi with , rumble ; also azfirst-class Mhia Thmtan; nearly new, with a thorough bred Mare and Harness complete.— t4pply to Evans,Mitebell, cmi Co., 46, Seel-street. _ 12j2t, /It r— fi-gu SOUL?, ettriT.A.L. PAC4I44(3.II4ACIIINE, with two sets es, by . 0//4.—Apply at tle Northern Mines office. 1 Ile SOLD, a WEIGH i eatd a., will weigh 4 c AIACIIINE, by Thomas' Uhe,,hire Also, a number of WEIGHTS.- by at the Northern `Time: off rflID VARME RS, W , OOD-11:11RNEES, lica.-7.13 . be SOLD, mtapital 1 six-horse TABLE ENGLNE,. in good vockimg order, with a gl2-horse boiler, pump; piping, &a., all complete; also a tWo.horse TABLE, ENGINE, boiler, purap t piping, &.4 - 54 complete; and . a LATILEI .length or bed, 10 feet; shaftint7, &c., complote.—Apply to ;33Tonatta'asou Grindrod,- C. 11., 7, 6efe's builcii!ga, Preeson's-rc , p, 6j2 5 T 6 Screw• Steam-packet Builders, &c (AN sate, a pair of direct ittin,g coadens Fisgines, 7u-horse power nominally; effecfive: power match greater, diameter of cylinder 34 inches,. orstruke 26 inrAsee, link motion, air pumps dl tress ' pumps and valises all in exceitent order, and on th e most appreved• principle ; theaide valves are of the gricb'rott description,. with. India-rubber packing ; in fact, the enginee altogether are cf. the most modern desc-iption, with the most resent improvementsp.thoioughly efficient,. and ready for tF Marble Steam Immediate use. Also, a largo Mori suitable bra tug, paddle,. orscre hetTlit 11 feet 9 inches, length 9 all complete. Also for a yessot of any size ie Boiler, in excellent condition, ig boat; breadth /3. feet 6 inches; t; four flues, nth tubes and new, suitable sdapted for ass, new feet by 5 the River Mersey. Also, a' quantay of WrOuglatAion Shafting, front Bto 12-feet long, by t and 8 inches cliarn.ter--Anplyi to Caleb D. WatAort and Co., Liverpool: 13,25 Zo bt tI CtII}tIYC . r° be SOLD, a BILLIARD' TABU road. Apply at al, Vauxhall -6j 27 rivo be DLSPOSED OF, on moderate terms, in a pcp.ulous neigh bouedood, a second-class Ladies' Day School: Address Ell, Nor therm Times office. 6j25 T) be SOLD or LET, a number of Pews in St. M Dtike-aq.eet. Apply at: Thomas Bolden's. la Moo et; rents moderate. A BARGAIN.—TO be SOLO, an excellent Sausage Machine and Stu2Vr; in good working„erder, and will be sold cheap to an ecliate purchaser. Apply at 131, Great Homer-street, Liver pool , opposite Duke-street. ' 6j30 TO CCNTRACT ,RS and Others.— FOR SALE, at wholesale prices, direct from the Pottery, a large quantity of the very be Salt Gazed Stoneware Pipes, Junctions, &c., &c., for drain ; age, flues. &c. Apply to J. and H. Keyworth, 36, Dale-street, Liverpool. 12j25 Ps Church, sexton, 5, 5325 Fr (.) be ea 441,0, a patent circular-ended Billiard Bagatelle Board, I. 10 feet 6 inches long, 3: feet' ll inches wide, slate bottom, to ' etherwith marking-boartand slates, mihogany reek, contain -33 cues, of first-class make. Price £2l. May be seen on ap plicatata to Mr. George Meriek, 20, Hanover-street. 5j25 f'..› II MOND'S 0 UTFI-TTING ES'TABLISHMENT ados_444 to surpass anything of the kind in Liverpool for Variety, Style, and Quality 2, CHURCH-STREET MUSIC IVLUSIC ! MUSIC! SELLING OFF, PREVLOU, TO ALTERATIONS, AT MUS , LCAL INSTE..UMENT ! WAREHOUSE, 26, STRAND STREET, (Between the Custorn.Honse and Landing Stage), The - Clots of the extensive Assortment of first-class CONCER TINAS* FLUTINAS, ACCORDIONS, VIOLINS, GUITARS. ORGAN ACCORDEONS, HARMONIUMS, BANJOS, &c., at greLay Reduced Pr,icss, F'chasers will finilltis.au excellent opportunity. GLASGOW. GRAHANi''S LONDON HOTEL, 29, M:A.XWELL-STREM. fz , r cleanliness and desputch not it be surpassed. First house (Tuned in the Kingdom worthy the name of a Temperance Hotel ( ibArges moderato. uepB WIi,DE .B WHOLESALE CABINET MANUFACTURERS, 8 & IQ, HUNTER-STREET, . AND ' • 11, CIIERDON-STREET, BY OM-STREET, ; Beg th informstbednhabitants of Liverpoel:and its Vicinity,.that they Dave OPENE,D.part of their Warehouse as SHOW ROOMS, FOR A RETAIL TRADE, Partes Furaishing will effect a saving of 25 per cent. by purchasing from the Manufacturers. EXPORT ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED T 0.,. The Trade supplied as usual. REMOVAL. DENTAL SURGERY. lIST,A2a4SHED , E4 THE NORTH OP ENGLAND L'2-WARDS OP TWENTY YEARS. MESSRS. MOSELY, S URGEON DENTISTS, HAVE REMOVED TO 78, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. CHEMICALLY PREPARED GUTTA PERCHA GUMS, ♦ND EVERY OTHER IMPROVEMENT IN THE DENTAL ART. Consultations and every information free of expense. Charges strictly moderate. ATTENDANCE DAILY. LONDON RESIDENCE : so, BERNERS-STREET, OXFORD-STREET. 212 ° MILKERS' HOLDFAST & FIRE RESISTING SAFES '(non-conducting, vapourising, and compensating, double, treble, and quadruple, chambered,) with all the improve. ments, tinder their Quadruple Patents o f 1810.51-54 , an d 1855, including their 'Gunpowder Proof, Drill Proof, Hard Steel Plate, covered unpickable Solid Locks and Solid Lock Cases and Doors, withottt which no safe is secure. THE STRONGEST, BEST, AND CHEAPEST SAFEGUARDS AGAINST ROBBERY AND FIRE Upwards of 50,000 of Milners' Holdfasts keep the Cash, Books, Deeds, and Plate of Liverpool, Manchester, Glasgow, Belfast, Leeds, Bradford, &c. MILNEKS' PI{tRNIX (212°) SAFE WORKS, LIVERPOOL, The most extensive and complete in the world, employing more hands, (assisted by powerful, original, and elaborate machinery, and seventy-horse steam-power,) producing more Safes than all the other Safe-makers together, and now capable of sheltering one tbousand workmen under her wings. 'Miners' Lontlon.Depot,,4l.t, Moorgate-street, City. Circulars free by post. Liverpool Show Rooms. 6 and 8, Lord-street. ECONOMY IN GAS EFFECTED BY IsIEANS OF TIART'S PATENT ECONOMISING GAS BURNER, PRICE, PWO SHILLINGS. No consumer should burn their gas without them. To be had at the Depot, 69, Fleet-street, and of all respectable Gas Fitters throughout the kingdom. One sent on receipt of Thirty Stamps. "176 and 177, Strand, London, W.C., January 18, 1859. " Dear have much pleasure in certifying to the very satisfactory result of a trial of your Patent Gas Economising Burner. "This Burner regulates and distributes the delivery of the Gas in a manner to produce a very great amount of light, as well as to effect a considerable saving of Gas, by preventing a large propor tion of it from being blown through partially consumed, and which partial combustion is a double source of injury and annoyance - it soils the ceiling and deteriorates the atmosphere.—l am, dear Sir, very truly yours, (Signed) SAMUEL SAINSBURY. "T 'Mr. H. . Hart, 69, Fleet-street," 78je99 I, IVERPOOL APOTHECARIES' HALL, 4, COLQITT-STREET. s ablished to Supply Drugs and Chemicals of the Finest Quality only. All Pharmaceutical and Chemical preparations are made in the Laboratories of the Company in London, and guaranteed in a state of Perfect Purity. Preseriptions are carefully prepared by competent assistants, in exact accordance with the intention of the prescribers. Cod Liver Oil, pure and freshly prepared. Concentrated Essence of Sarsaparilla, made from the am 4 l, :a Root, a superior preparation to that usually obtained. . German Seltzer and Vichy Waters. Ship And Family Medicine Cheats always rekdr, Etport orders exeouted on liberal tern . YE GaNIRAL APOTIIINApIFfi` ( 1 9.41° 'ANY (LIMITE11), Proprietors. )uttlir strticri. BLA.K ET BROTHERS' GUINEA LACK BOOTS. )f- A. G. CUrrElt, Mager of the Ame r i ca n Ship E. / GREELEY, hereby give notice, th at I mill not be responsible or any dents contracted by the crew of the said vessel. Liverpool, June 23, 1859. A. G. CUTTER. ADDRESS WANTED.—If tile two men who assisted a gentleman, atter an -accident,. from Duke-street, Great Homer-street, to Everton, Gl* Shrove-Twesday evening, Ath March, 1859, will coil, or. send their address, to 54, Clarence-grave, Everton, they will be rewarded. for the trouble. 2325 OUND, o 2 the 13th intt., .in Scotland-rood, a NEW FOUNDLAND DOG. Theuwner can Nave him Iv describing im, and paying expenses. Appl to 53, Luther-str ee t. IF JOHNSTON Y , MYTII. N.E. If not claimed within nine days he will be sold to defray expewres. LL 6j3o rrHOSE who are. desirous of providing for a day of need; - and 'a merry Christmas, will do well tr, join the OLD Br, GLAND TONTINE ; held at WIL LIAMS'S, 16, Byßon-s7aErr. Terms'nrost tidrantagcons. For partitailars inqu:ire at. the' Bar. At preent no entrance fee. 12j6 U 131,10 NUTIOE.---A number et gentlemeu having.kft 1 . various Articles of Luggage, Parcels - , &c., at 7tr..Lavrtau's bee Hot*, 4, Qucen-square, are hereby bafermed.that - uniess they be - recleaned within 14 du's from tole date, the curie u ill be disposed et by Public or Private sale, towards defraying experises- Liverpooli}une 21st, 1859. LAWTON.. f IVE itllo OL UAN Fit nEN DL Y DUR IAI; ISOC/ETY.—TO be DISPOSED OF, by Tender ' No. A-Collect ing Book of this Society. Any i n fo rma ti on r.Yluired will I* , given at the °flies •of the society, from two 'to four in the afternoon. Tenders to be sent In on or befiire the 28th instant. By cyder of the General Coramittee, JOHN MAtiz. , ll, Chairman._ Office, 26, S.lotland-place.. 1 I .4 IVERPOU I. AND A USjAHALIAN NaVIGATION COMPYNY. _NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that theAnnnii General Meet ing of this Compony will, in pursuance of the terrno•of the Dad of Settlement, be hel4l , at One O'clock on , Wednesday, the 29th instosnt; at the CONIPANY'a Winer., 1, North .T6hn-xtreet, LiVlsrpool. (ity order of the 13o.u11,). JAM i:S.EsENWORTILY4. zecretarT 1, North John-strilet, Jane, 13th ler.9 S U .0 T II 1 ER AL N ti A 6 1 E IMISTRATION.:SOCIETY. _ !(I._ to be upon tho - LItT of VO _ aunty, or .whby. being alreaety orl the list All-Liberals entit a Division of this C Ted their rillee . c for. tt ode, _or t)artni with th,ir tins, are requested to apply imreediateiy, either - perrionaly or in, writing, at the officee et the above socitity,, Trinity-buildings, 23, Cable-atreet, where ffmrna a claim . an.d, every information and ashittanne will be graVittously afforded. pin3LIC NOTICE. Gentlemen of I.aneas To the re, Southpi NOlitait - y; Laces Chester, and Cire J CKSON begs te- give iotice, ihat:tittaiies sire gotmg abOui ceprestriting him and Mrs. Jackson, and - • CLOTIIING without rayjng for them, s:-.• *iv setting LSif they ;•aestl money when tly.,y go - baok to the shop, 17., Thrownlow-1 Jackson has no agents, as doAlowa no one bat Jacket absehea of himself, to buy for him. He Ira be happy if ...:;i:eVror the future are 'eiyen ()ter to the. police. • W. EVANS, amd= Co., OVEN Bvtlizailats of London, Inventors, and Pat.rabtes. of the Smoke Consumingritnaace, chosen: by the deputation from Liverpool to iondan, hair the pleasuie• to annotuice that they have made sahib. arrangement&that will eatable them to offer tnßakers and Othera t a., complete aft t of even Fun:Lace Works, with Snioke Apparatze. and register, with instructiions how to fix, for tha sum of £4 4s. If fixed with alteration from:-chafer jo furnack,,..with guarantees, its answering every purpose intended, for the stun of £B.--T. W. Evansandeo., office. Edinburzh Castle. I.line-.6treet. I V THEN 2E 11 .B 1 LDIN3.SOCIETY . OFFICES :.. a 3, BOLD-STREET. Share* £lOO each. Present entrance fee, 2s. Monthly subscuiptians 10s. per-hare. No forf , Ature on withdrawal.—interest guaraateed at from 6Fto per cent. per annum. 6d. per e' re The promoters of this Society itavc had greet experience in:-the management of Building Societies, which is a suffieient guart - mtee that every improvement will be introduced to gender this scniety a safe and . . profitable investment. Shares may be taken On awni cation to Messrs. C. and J. Ellison, 38, Renshalr•street, or C. 0. ELLIsON, Secretary pro. tees. 33, Bolii-street Arr • the Adjourned Atnaual General Mee . ting of the PROPRIETORS or the _. LIVi?ItPOCM,:i STEAM VG COAPAN-Y, held on _Monday : the 20th day of June, 1859, at the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool.; , PreSent Tnomis 801 D, Es - q., in the Chair:, and Proprietors holding more than 700 Shams— The Chairman and titineers reported the result of the ballot, and it was duly declared to the Meeiing by the Chairman that Mr, Jitat; Mr. Kendall; and Mr. Carne - were duly elected ae Directors.* • On the mution of Mr. PA resolved— . • ZAVE, seconded by MI. VANCE, it was '•That the thanks of this Meeting are hereby given to thi> Directors for the past. year; and to the itienager, Out-door Manager, and Officers and servants of the Company, for,theit able services in carrying on in s 9 efficient It manner the affairs of the Compa),y ; ani.that the foregoing resolution be aaver, tised in each of the Liverpool papers." (Signed) THOMAS BOLD, Chairman. The Chair having been vacated, it was moved by ,Mr. Etosox, seeznaded by Mr. Iliwan, "'That a vote of thailts be given to the Cbairman for his able conduct in the chair."" LIVERPOOL FLORAL . AN-:I) 110RTIC:TILTLTRAL E%FIIB.ITION SOCIE:TY. Under the patronage of • THE WOII:3HIPFUL - THE •M?.YOR, THE MEMBERS FOR THE L4OROUG2k. COUNTY, Bre. T. LITTEEDALE, Esq., Prekdent. The SECOND EX tiIBITION. this SEASON wl.l . be - held at the • • BOTANIC-GARDENS, ' ON THURSDAY NiX:F, THE 30Tm INSTANT, And thtt THIHD.on the Ist September. The BAND, 'under the direction of Mr. HARRISON, will be in attendance Subscription 10s., 6(1., whic4 will entitle the parties' to Nine Tickets for the Two.remaining ExhibitionS.• Single Tickets 2s. 61. from TWo to Fourp.m. ; after Fouro'cleck,. Is. each. subscriptions received and Tiakets maybe hid at the Seed Shcps ; at Messrs. J. Mawdsley and Son's, - Castle-street; of Mr. Roberts,. confect,oner, Castle:-street; Mr. Youngbusband, Exchange . New sroom ; and at YAieSsrs. J. B. Lea . therbarxow and son's, eugraveis and printers, 11, South. John-street, where all communications• are to ho addressedand any information - maybe bad. J. 13. LEATH[4 BARROW, Hon. fee. VEST AND NORTH' AUDIT DISTIZI CT.—WEST DERBY UM, ;11. I, the undereicned, William Rees, Auditor of the abov.e-named District, do hereby give notice that I have appointed the Audit of the Accounts of the West Derby Union, and. of the Parislies therein contained (and mentioned at the foot of this nttice), for the half-year ended the 25th of March, i 859, to commence on TatrzinAv the 14ilt day of July, at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon; at the Board room,. in the Workhouse of the said. Union, whe and Where all persons who by law are bound to account at such Audit are required to attend, and to submit 1..11 Books, . Documents, Bills, and. Vouchers, containing or relit ing to the accounts, :hr to moneys asszsse,t L,r, and applicable to, the lc elief of the 'Poor. Dated the 21st day of June 1854. • • WILLIAM REE 4, District Auditor. The Parishes, Townships, and Places comprised in the above-named Union will be taken in the following order, or as near th' reto as possible - :- . 'l. rliut'r e. 2, Bootle-cum-Linacre 3. Fuzakerley. 4. Kirkby. 5. Great Crosby. 6. Litherland. 7. Ince Blundell. 8. Little Crosby. 9. Lunt. 10. Netherton. 11. Orrell and Ford 12; efton. 13. Thornton. 11. k I lerton, 15. Chilthrall. 16. G arstan. 17. Wavortree. 18. E ver ton. - 19 Kirka ale. 20. Walton-on-the-Hill - 21. West Derby. -11 Y THE QUEEN.-A PROCLAMATION, Far Enecrur'alling Seamen and Landsmen to _Enter Themselves on (bard Her Majesty's Ships of War. VICTORIA R. Wkereas it is our Royal intention' to give all due encouragement to all such seamen and Landsmen who shall voluntarily enter themselves in our service. We have thought tit, by and with the advice of our Privy Council, to publish this our Royal Proclama tion, and we do hereby promise and declare, that all such able Seamen St for our service, not above the age of forty dive nor under the age of twenty years, who shall, on or' before the 'Fifteenth Day of June next, voluntarily enter themselves to serve in our Roya Navy, either with the captains or lieutenants of our ships, or officers employed in tenders or at rendezvous on shore for raising men for the service of our Navv, shall receive, as our Royal Bounty, the sum of Ten Pounds each Man ; and all such ordinary seamen fit for our service, who shall so enter themselves as aforesaid, shall receive the sum of Five Pounds each Man ;- and all suchahle-bodied Landsmen, not above the age of twenty-five nor under the age of twenty years, who shall so enter themselves as aforesaid, shall receive the sum of Forty Shillings each Man ,aa our Royal Bounty ;- such respective sums to be paid them by the reap• paymasters of the ships on board which they may be serving it, mediately after the expiration of twenty-one days from the date of such .entry : And we do declare, that the qualifications of the seamen and landsmen so entering themselves as aforesaid shall be certified by the captain, lieutenant, or the 'master and boats*ain or other warrant officer of the ship or vessel where they shall enter. And for preventing any abases by any persons leaving .the vessels to which they shall belong, and entering thi mselVes on ooard any other our ships and vessels in order to obtain the said Bounty Motley, we do hereby deelare and command, that such seamen and landsmen belonging to any of our ships or vesseli as shall absent themselves from any of the said ships or vessels tq which they shill belong, and shall enter themselves on hoard any other of our said ships or vessels in order to obtain the said Bounty, shall not only lose the Wages due to them in the ships or vesisels they shall leave, but also be severely punished. Recording its their demerits. pectiva Given at our Court at Windsor, this thirtieth day of April, in the year of our Lnrd One thousand eight hundred and, fifty-nine, and in the twenty-second year of our reign. GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. OUNTY TO BRITISH SEAMEN WHO MAY ENTER THE ROYA L NAVY. BOUNTY entitled to receive Bounty, may % if they choose, make Provision for the payment of their debts, or for the benefit of their Wives or Famili es , t o th e extent of one it'alf of the Bounty payable by Her Majesty's Proclamation, 21 days from the date of each seaman's entry. he seaman is to sign a note in the fallowing form, which is to be approved by the naval °Meer of the rendezvous or ship, by whom he is entered, and the amount will be paifl from the office of the Accountant-General o the Navy, Admiralty, London, im mediately it becomes due :—. " I hereby declare th,a4 I desire the sum of Pou n d s - -shillings to be riqd - of out of the Bounty payable klUtl'a Her Majesty's Proclamation of the 30th April, 13.1% _ _ SPaman'ssignatiut or mark Signature of witness. Approved for payment Signature of officer of rendezvous or ship." Ream' m will thus be able to clear off their debts, and leave their faLe::,ics immediately provided for, and as any allotments of their "pmay wish to make, w ill b e parable the month aft3a' Navy, and as they m a y now i mmediately after they, th a e v y w hich join they th e join, receive from the pa , master of the ship on board whin that' may be serving, part of their pay monthly, they will see that every eare is taken to guard their f am ili ar from want, tthel that they are themse iy os kept free from debt and anxiety, By command of the Lards C'wami"' Admiralty. ltid Dm. ..iglra of the Admiralty. R. CORRY, ilanfetairy. 3nsttrance Reim__ j,________, :m COTTISIi, gzi . l.,Qli , ..IXS.VRANCE _CPME A . RBA The Directors beg to intimate_ that the RENEWAL 0 for the Policies failing clue ott :, the 24th instant, are i - s ured the hands of their Agents, and would remind the partie g ,L, 0 that tee Premiums will require to be paid not idler tha" proximo. • AGSN'TS FOR LIVBRPOOL. E. M. BRODIZ, 1, Liver-chambers, 'rithebarn-street W. H. Doma t 32, Tau er-buildings. J 07114 SCOTT, I, Rumford-place. AUCHIBALD ROXBITR4, bl,. Rumford-place. AO - ERT FOR 13IxtREN READ. Joicr Eimowas, 7, Inds buildings. ,- MIDSUMMER RENEWALS. A LIAANTE ASSURANCE COM- P • or LONDON. COMPLETE SECURITY-- CAPITAL, £5,00C',000. Incorporated Thirty-tour Yca'ra. lAra INsestAiser.s granted in svery y of form, at rest premiums, specially adapted to snerchante going abroad, 6 T,:ust , Fran INSITRANCEB effected ;on Mei elun.dise, WarMot' Dwellings Furniture, Ships and Cargoes, in docks and docks, on the most favourable terms - AGENT'S FOR LIVERPOOL AND DISTRICT, THOMAS, u. ARNOTT, Mersey-chambers. MILLIGAN,EVANS and Cot,-North Jkhu-street LD and Co., Chapel-stree*a- J.- ItltliAii;DSON, Jun., Lowi r Castl 6tzeet, N.R. .Volunteer Tile Corps, and inthelgnited Xing l covered undbr the Company's existing Liforkolicies, C4ucafiffn. D EM G lt E B• As 13 C t j ALANE TACA-TIO TE n 2,1 NtA TES 30 , r u JULY. „„,„ Prospectuses rutay , behabliat Ike office of the•Norfhfrf ; L IVERPO OL RIDING ke',l:l>w" FOR LADIE* AND GENTLEMEN. fSADDLE ZOZSES TO LEri: ELIZ ABETII-STEEET; PEMBROKE-PI TERM MODERATE.' OTTO SOlitllhl COLLEGE Rew NEAR • LIVERr'O OI ' - w. aftlenNrs are prepared 7ersities; the Savy; ziter" :es will b 28Tri JUL Louie, pleas an tly situaw-01 then young Gentleracucoo, table, a hippy and,,%del twelve- to _ gd. p i lautidre aadopted >yv Mons. Itagono in, its. perfection; it is di y should take lessons tog IXTALTON Hawn-MA At,thls Establishment - Middle-Class Exarnhlw Offices, &c. The 'l.nt ON TH UltS D A Proßaentoses can -be obt apppliCatic - 11 - N , a large and COMMO , one of the Micilelid Co ..ed as resident:YU Dn4e, and ass of age leuted trui.snlit, ‘ „ been feie , ...ted cif of the tr Tv { CONS. RAGONOT (cif ‘ . .l).aris , ),, Author of trip 111 bolid Oupvteat, Mrthod_o. French Vi.scalmt and of t: ,uccessfulT- 0 ' Autl, ',tea is prov he teacher IA what oth •esults , ctui be as t 6 en( teach: th .uage i - I, One h r o d o Triet. witified tuAlisregaie.ing the lava of ntio'sl 9 l ,ediura of th9'ef;',„:o4 : s ed ;W. 5 0 ",_ —ain 40 zb1 e .3. 0 ,ex.ustY r to impart ce of a With sueli hump., de• the nu inetreetual endeavours, honi those wh; h the ge rat notion that a 1 it is spoke cage Of eveai,understanti of nWive All tile - Tao, seveml plorable consequences may be obviated Z 800( "tlitb c tants iT "' ONI , upo, a 800 ' c 'Zq deft n eb 1 AIONT ti~ ' uable P uP i tl, t ri l te i o y N ot: acc( lad of . tr,Jated 41).i lig a 'lt em ALE] 38, REN All tab ( )Mee busi The tra Or; renienc Rhi ch tk n be Pu office. OANt the °Wing 4 chltnee Ir 'tkly, ai, of. mange . b ; 1 , 4 , Rah 4 6 of se ..," 'es whe . zd the " t rod, or aTrsdesm " te it Bills h rarties Ng triable tor Pro: TIEE iZOTICE eomm( .2.PProye i Loney - ‘ 4 erebt at London, -------___. 1 .4 I V -4 Ncs 4 kris adv tot, nti a 5 4nran ce, I rr cent. xOr pros LOAN Fr It Total repaid Jta moon porti A large N Apply 'Alirch-at NOW] For pa, TILE 4 DPIy 1 co.l 3, A CO A. Coup. 14 1.„ 4 . all public 1:11e e i qu ch a f t ° ; b / the fa To b e Tenth-gt rzas sin 2 C: 1 THE 185 °) to Ns!, r , • ie n.d • 4". 8 t.baktileael ur ieb. attegtiocr A ll on U Perint Ihortest CAR tau I ,„,'Phup fliotlEcifk' th?i e r n e t ;i ( , A Bed s hen ,' A S. ystert of teaching langu out the syst T. g derived Irwin number& . 0 0 PAZILLIES AND SCIICS&,S ATTR.Nb.ID. PRIVATE 1-2 GIVEN lu..:%rter, two Lesser.O. for Evening Classes, .£1 1E4.136 • • Plyable in •Acl7L.nce Vr The "SYMBOTAC 4dition, particularly ads_p.ted for Schools, &0., approve( l ,7 o ), tinned for the use of the- Institutions for the Deaf and „ - ",&o# Englazicl and . France.—To. be had from the Author and sold by all Booksellta-e.. .nd sl.- Mr...RAoosor, Jun., uttende Southport on Wednesday day._between the hours aril, a.m..and 8, p.m -115, Mount-pleasant, Liverpool. G IT T T A PERCHA J.. AND J. RAPER, 116, AND 148, - IVIIITECHARI i " . 13,.. 6COTLAND-PLACE, WHOLESALE DF,POT. 33, MANcriEsTER-.4111-I°‘ MANUTAOTORY, OLD HAYMAEN-E!:,-- AjONDON GIN. FULL, STRENGTH, 12s. PEP....; GA °°; THE FINES: P ‘).' ORDERS OF FIVE CIALLONS, AND UPWARDS, 11s. 6d. Just Cleared from Bond, a Case of Choice CIGARS. 1101 r condition, 225. 6d per Box;fili4s. - -H.' HORNBY, WINE AND SPIRIT :MERCHANT, ,nl,, OFFICE : 29,' LIME-STREET, LIVERFu'I, , et i t Acnt 1111 P AAMERICAN DR,lNKS.—Sherry Coblers, (4 'o Brandy and Gin Smashes and Cocktails, Egg m - its, MERICAN Flashes of Lightning, Hail Storms, hunder — i taic' Ticklers, Neck Twisters, Brandy Pawnees, Gin slings' Lemonade. wish many etlacrsin &lidless variety. R E A 'Li 'ZANILLA, EA P L LEMON WATER. , a nolf o f MORRISH'S MERCHANTS' EFINiNG LANCASTER-BUILDINGS, TITIZEBARN-SIL•-___> I E P I N •-- - ---.--- „,„-y to • VAMILIES GOING into the COITN -1. " or c • th - - enjoy the summer Months, shoUld provide • t se yes with some TRULY FINE. TEA, JOHN L. SMITH'S , 4, PA EET, pe !Betwgen Clayton-square and Church-shoethe NOTICE.—For convenience, and to pret%,..ked Strength and Flavour of these Teas; they 4 1 y e ight , Tin Catties of I lb., 2 lbs., 3 lbs., 6 lbs.. and lt: 01- e ight and in Boxes Lined with Lead from 12 to fg , ice' w .!--.-.---- P 0 R T BEST INVALIDS AT TOR "L 0 ND O N, CLAYTON-SQUARE. - *{; T HE ALBANY LUNCHEON AND DINING -su " THE ALBANY,'" OLI)TIALL-sTitZ ° ‘ MESSRS. OI.IIII4.IIAFFEN raen t. Request_ the favour of a ! f a it t o t h e above EstatO li- Dif.b.c 4 o f blend the substantiality of. English fare with the re fin , e- perP 4S4 the continental Table, and sa ti s f y every taste, iS The Albany R , staurant AN EXCELLVNT SW-XING-ROOM ATTACHED: The leading English and Forei ewspapeTs regular together with all the Local Prints I C E. FF icE., W " N ll 'ORT I‘ ll l JOHN-STREET'-P001:.; otrop,o The subscribers most respectfully beg to inform th c r u k e p„,„ t i the public that they have now in store an unesua ll t „„. h c h. the„,' of that pure and unequalled spring-watcr ICEi - 0 7.bst un°_,,,, -8 1 1,-. prices to enable all to enjoy this luxury beli.." l 7‘ r ,rest n'"" ever regret the expediture of so small a'sumlor bob e of TO CONTRACTORS. , 0 t s e/ 11°. The following quantiti es of ice will be d e livered a 0 the town, at the prices annexed : i 5 0 6 lbs. a day, from JiAlie Ist to October Ist ............... 5 10 0 10 lbs. „ - .......... •-, 41 0 of 15 lbs. „ 1 9 f 1 .. ~• g i;ii red *t When not wanted for " the full season, it wil.) .. . l '" " rate of Ll per month for 10 lbs. per day. ~;( ,fri' PATENT REFR IGERATORS. „red P $ We have also in Stock a large number of the latest i0111"-g e or r ,0!..,011 12 " gerator, or P orta bl e Ice House, which answer s the,P i Wine Cooler and P rov i s i on S a f e ,. an indispensable art-, use daring hot weather, also i i C o ',o PATENT CREAM FREEZE R. ORE S *P ato °4 H. T. R the i r n N.B.- Intending subscribers will please give in early as possible. NERVOUS DEBILITY- W01 11 ;11 . 6 26,000 COPIES of a NEW MEDICAt t I io suff s e r f ' a' be given away. For the beneAt vo - ob r oof from Nervous Debility will be sent, post free, secure to p tion, on receipt of a directed envelope, and two steegfp, Postage, a copy of the PRIVATE MEDICAL FlL";;`,,,,s of s !;,ge. 'Self-cure of Nervous Debility, Loss of Memory, DP" - to Mao oils Lassitude, Indigestion, Dis li ke to Society, Impedimenll co d, fi tG &a., resulting from the errors of youth, which, if ll,f u ' e t , tr ated 6 10 1 in consumption, insanity, and a premature death. of I ' l l o o many oases, with directions for perfect rsslo e r d * f hr and vigour. " Every auffeOr may be speedily cur A Jai" the instructions given in the book."—ifeieof lA P Hume fiIMSTII, DIU - ton-crescent, Tavistork ol KJ?. Lti; a libi dineat- per quarter pupil Yin^ th - eris Timo ofj THE FRENCH The principles of natitte.appeurs eknowledgt6 , faets, 91 them bN.htul this been duly - reilected upon, caw , Referenoets satisfactcry. Ad ,NGUAGI AGq khd. aft, rend r estore 4 dare fklg( v(