Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-11 00:00:00

On Mond AFREEHOLD I situation occupat two minutes' .om:nibus star further particulars Axeellent mode Superior SUIT Superior Manufacture of Messrs. RIAGE, and HARNESS, by Vart; WALTON. R. J. F. GRIFFTIIS, In_ of. Messrs. Tuom.ks \VDTs.] ;ely each the - Hill, n The very except brilliant and powe John Broadwood plates. of silver , hear ,9ss tiful gl shade, bap stands, son aticles c property of a gentl The Drawing-ra roacwood, includix powerful-to wood and 8 fender, fir The Din' :sot of unu: 'Spanish rnp...;,54. with elliptic ends and richly carved pedestal sideboarc capital raahogan) morocco, side tabi chairs, In the steads, -v . , carpets and Tie weft 1 kiiChen the prem. Appraise] BOUSETIOLD other genuine Fife MESSRS. F. and eluding ON, T 1 to mate' articles, books. Iron, Tud mattresses, Oil-cloth, s jock. ', and 'r The useful kitchen r To be publicly view( may be had on the pre Modgson, at their offie ,y Prow, OXTON Desirable free yeEssßs. F, & J. HOD( on Monday, the 29th insl Afternoon, on the Premises, Lot 1. The piece of FREEIIOLD LAND, VILLA RESIDENCE thereon ernetpii_ 11.1 built and in exc Walla t y, abundall handsom dining-n and both Floor : water-cic Aston Hil Lied with hot and el :hainbers, dressing, ;;lent : Two k pant cella .Saito b tution. ,kND A Ir. John mor to the late Finn rand sqt n- ' r — eff f4b e ° ct e s s : t°hflc aches, S . a RKENII fODC;SON v ,y), the Ilth ir. No. 9. 1•Voodli o'clock - r Oxt table, pair of unit usekeeping. >ELL by AIM- auctin I COY AN Gill trade, a Snit T-closet, st lITHS' f-SQUA AMPS, &C., BYFORD AJTESSR; at..., froris, Clayton'- Tr 9 be LET, a j_ road Seat 16th ins kitcher square, :eful HOUSEHOLD FURNITUI K 1 prints, •shipsmit,,,,' is proy 'cc :N :iew of sale. on the morning of sale, when catalogues may be cr ‘ u l *e y De - - VALUABLE SHOP, D A PREAII /1 - R. WYLIE iv k (Friday), the SELL by AUCTION, To-morrow anon-rooms, South Joh ,street, a depth on the xi on the south- therealx Leasel now ago 4 pool for three live wenty 1. For office of ➢ir. John Atkinson, Solicitor. Yor lers;North John-strdet rpo be LET or SOLD, a II( drawing, and breakfast Apply to J front bedroom a:_zd dr closet, on the first fib Premis26. Rent £5O. rilo BE LET, DELTA VI 'Residence, containing thre E, at Wootton, containing dini , seullery, larder, pail: bedrooms, bath-room. ; two-stalled stable, coac en, stocked with a, few milder, Wootton. 'o. 30, ms aboyc IDENCE, with •f 1O be LET, a delightful Country RL Garden, Aigburth ; One DITTO, Dingle-hill ; a b L,ING;• HOUSE, Seymour-street; One DITTO, Grenville-street; _tie of Bold- .did HOUSE and SHOP, Bold-street; One DITTO, Great Geor;- ing in front to street; extensive PREMISFN - ' ' o,llarir with FFICE, g„ Regent-road ; —Apply to Win. MOSLEY HILI d substanti, 3URTII-ROAD , near j Za Ire Pl To b 'OINTI gm) BE SOLD Thirteen road Market, all well drained, £124. Price £1,210. £750 can re [her:Mace ' a WAREHOUSE and USES, situated near to Scotland and let at the annual rent of nain on mortgage.—Apply to treet. t§oßi, Notifies w 'OR SA _ built DWELLING road leading from Green- ten bedr ion, ap: between the hours of - eleven a.m. and two 'pan' 10 be LET 't - tnished, Halecat i a comp itiful view of Aforecambe Bay ', an ex- Rev. W. Villa. This til_esirable Residence on the pr 7teellent enterta, chens, bwtler's valley of With( landing a be nine bedrooms, - nursery, bedroom, and all other nec The house is six miles from Windermere eight front Milnthorpe, eleven from. Kendal, five from Grange. Railway station, and three hours' journey from - particu: ing the propeity, appl_ Mr. W. Wanklyn. Bun y to M. Jackson, K: law; Manchester. Za be rro be LET, a T. per week ; In MO be LET, a HOI 1. moderate. rpo be LET, a front CELLAR, at 21, Duke-street, suitable for a store or workshop, fitted with gas and water. 3al rro be LET, with im :11. the best side of Northern Times Office nt , diate p. )ossession, a HOUSE and SHOP on ;trent. Rent £3O. Apply at the &(4.ttb', !Iding P' view or toe surrounding nei,ghbourhood: 13 kitchens, &c., ale and wine cellar, oora ' drawing-room, and four bedroomsi with hot or cold services. Occupied by £2,850. £2,100 e and notes to view prtgage.—For further particular, nd Neep, 17, South Castle-street 276 A VERY DESIRABLE INVESTMENT. rro be SOLD, Freehold of Inheritance, Two substantially-built 1 Family DWELLING-HOUSES, with bay windows, situated erton, containing two kitchens,two ling doors, five bedrooms, bath and I gardens in front, £6OO f ) Bailey & Neep, 17, South t remain for s TO be SC built _ room , two kitchens, wine-cellar; two bath and water-closet, and .ent of £62. Price £800: £550 may remain on mortgage for a number of yea Apply to Bailey & Neep, 17, South Castle-street. Rd Shops, Chesi .eet, Birkenhead, to ell,' in One or ir 3UTEDING LAND; c 1 Birk view of R. H. h, in gieat demand. Shops to be Let 12a12 at rrmclerate TO be SOLD (by order of th e E xecu t ors o f th e M ortgagee), Six Freehold HOUSES in Evertors ; three situate in Tarleton vos. 60, 62, and 64 ; and Three in Victoria-street, Nos. 61, • A..••• . 1 11 aid prodnoi:— - I of £94 per .ered. P ig a rei pair, and ha Apply to Mr. BOoke'r, .n recently citor, 46, Castle- 1334. Desirable amd safe Investment for £2OO. TO be SOLD, Freehold of Inheritance, a row of eight very neat front Cottages, all occupied by good tenants, situate near Great Homer-street, yielding the yearly rent of £B6. Price, £l,OOO. LEIOO of the purchase money may remain on mortgage for a number of years, at 5 per cent., which will leave a yearly income of £46 for the outlay . of £2oo.—For particulars, apply to John White, 20, ODDFELLOWS' HALL, ST. ANNE-STREET. THE above splendid HALL to he LET, for Lectures, tions, Public Meetings, Entertainments, Public Dime Parties, &c. Terms moderate. The CELLARING under thejiall to be LET. MCI LET, First-rate Premises in South Castle-street, bei ng th e best Situation in Liverpool for the Shipping Trade, and suit able foran Ironmonger, Skip Store Dealer, or other Trades, consist- ing of Two good Shops, with large Cellars beneath, winch h ave been lately occupied by Mr. Tasker, Ironmonger. Apply to Betteley and Co., 6, King-street, Liverpool. rpo be LET, for a term, the old-established DINING ROOMS in South John-street, Liverpool, called the "Claren don Dining Rooms," and the ,WINE and SPIRIT LICENSE attached thereto, together with the FITTINGS and UTENSILS. The business was established about 30 years agm and- is pals need apply. For firther partic fIO be LIN( a good Family DWEL floor three entertaining second floor, five bed- Cheshire, 22 feet by 16 fee 16 feet by 13 fcc bath-roor 21ties at ElevE of PAT ludo abc favoured with I, Clayto: from a firm ed for the con- uitable for NORTHERN DAILY TIMES. PARKGATE, OPPOSITE TIIE RIVER DEE TO be LET, a convenient I dram stall stab ly HOUSE, with two parlours, ;ht bedrooms, garden, &c., (with two- apply to Messr rilo ED LET, a FURNISHED HOUSE, in a healthy and pleasant part of Cheshire, with convenient access to town, to be Let for a Month or Six Weeks, containing three entertaining rooms, four bedrooms, kitchen, and outhouses, yard, and garden.--,Apply bfletter, A. 3., Northern Daily Times Office. 'WANTED, by a as HOUSEK UTANTED, in a Shippit Situation, by a Younf GROOM OR CO! unexceptionable Addiess, care of 241 Times off WANTED, to pl V V any light Flitua TO BA at nominal wages to able' references.—An W ANTED, aged 23 YOUNC SITT ATIQN is a good sempstr ANTANTED, a SITITATIOI , V • able Single Man, ages years' reference. Also Wanted AYoung La , obtaining Ls Ii.ESI s Resident Governess VANTED, a SPRI a Pony of 13 han WANTED by the Advert 1 V a Gentleman with cap orthern Daily Time nhead or Ti , net rental, id lowe a. premise 6mpfimintufs jittanteb.. spectable girl DEALERS, DAILY s4isallanrons 'Maitts. Yorthe RKENHEAD, kpply at Nc fished I •e a large counter tra Rent, £35 pi Very large I 0 B, d person,:a SITUATIC 51, Hunter-kreet. Ga .ddress to J. B. T., ( als, is in Want of a Situation •s. Griffin and M'Ghie, North zed 15, in Is accustomed to children, and can Address E. H., care of Mr. Durham, nost respect- LADY'S MAID, L, age 19, Protestanl LER, by a highly respi i Protestant, with two CATION as COACHMAN, by . of London, is desirous of or DAILY GOVERNESS Timei office. E s a business comment Principals treated vvitt ) Lots of COTTA be well bttilt.—Ai ice, to Robert H Lited upon at Addre;s Mr. a Lq crust, and well ra" ALE and PORTER Berry-street, a very busy between the hours of eleven and AGENT, 910.13 e LET, a modern HOUSE, on the east fiIIURCH-LANI cellcut ramie coach-houses, ri: IckCdNiith f MO be LET, Furnished, Ehnsl standing in its own grour iway), - within t' Apply on th ar the Lakes and SHOP, 15, Byrom-street. Rent 3a13 Provision W ANTEI ' in Bit 111; local 3, Cliiirch-stiect, 1 One or T LEFT -OFF CLOTHES WANTEI Gentlemen's. and Children's ' )c given in cash Ladles I Vatic and Military Clothes of all kinds bought anb• Irb b l slf; E d T i3E EVII4IS7 Rent and incoming Moderate rylo be LET, that old and w Yor particula the" Clarence ible Opport CA MO be LET, the " BiLmo VAULTS, No. 10, Rose rent, two of wi Itached to t Apply on the premises, any da dye. A capital house for an el: Low-hill LFRED J ESTABLISHiD 1848, For the LETTING of WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS, HOTELS, ALE and PORTER VAULTS, &C. Lists of Houses from £7O to £1,500 Goodwill, may be had or the Office WALTER, GENERAL AGENT DALE-STREET, TO be - LET, in all parts JACOB ESTATE AND ATHERTON-BUILDINC OPPOSITE. NORTII PUBLIC-HOUSES and VA ;e a ver w town of t the'laying . out of the new site of his Felicia, which he hopes will be the Constantinople ( the West.. Sir William G. Ouseley was at Sat JOSI the be Costa _Rica haC returned from the United States of they caraguan G ongress was ( on as invaders there, and military complications had ensued in consequence between the into which Guatemala had.been brought correspondent on board the Cyane, - a St. 3 Sur, reports the circumstances attending tb cide (accidental, it is said,) of a German by IV way, a New Yorker, who got into a row N • Germans , when he was in company ,• , naval officers. From New Granada our advices are dated )ta tk, all on the 1 not vo republ a produce a some Eng- at Bo- 28th of June, and at Panama and Aspire ' 9th instant. The Hon. Mr. Jones, Mates Minister had arrived presented his eredent .als, as was Government relative to its non-action QII the Cass Santander, Nmea - , and oil T - States of t account of the elections. Much excitement has been occasioned at Panama and over the Isthmus by the accidental opening of some of the Indian graves in the district of Chiriqui, and he discovery therein of .s there were suppoied tote many thousands of these gr wealthy, many hundreds of persons had gen thousands of dollars worth had to P Nes equals 1-ei and already many South P is dated at Val I Ecuador 2nd July 'anama Tune, when - the President anr. The Chilean Congress met o: vould rule in a : -spirit of vatism, resisting Radicalism On the one aiding a grad' nth 6r_ Th n oln al national improvement on the ms of the United States Government Ma cedoniar relative to the capture of the brig and the detention of the Franklin were w..,,..., progress of settlement. A treaty of commerce had h the Netherlands, ar made wi opened for a treaty with Austria railroads, telegraph lines, colonization, and posts extensions were being considered. Peru was still agi tated by attempts at revolution and rumours of pro Public &I , :eyt.tos on all. sides, lg war against Ecuador, and it would also against Bolivia Robles, the President of Ecuador, was interior, but Garcia Moreno had escaped Dither in T,irna nr Folipnicnip w 1 in the frontiers of Peru, watched by both Bolivia and Peru Trade was a little more brisk in Va COMMERCIAL Qralso by Telegraph via Quebec, per• the Flour : Receipts light; State and full previous prices ; sale Testern, 8,500 barry super State, $4 30c. to $4 75c. ; ,extra, $4 90c. to $5 10c. round hoop, $5 to $5 40c. ; and common _to good extra Western, 1)4 30c. to $5 25c. ; Southern, a little firmer Sales, 1,300 barrels, at $5 30c. to $5 75c. for Mixed to good to $7 50c. for fancy and extri. and ext. Grair nominal. Wheat lc. to 2c. better Canadian sup( Western Old Whit€ South - ern Red, $1 25 ;c. to $ es 8,000 bushels Ch: I V 11.14,", ti O:JU. 15,000 bushels Mixed Western, a Yellow, nominal, at 80c. to 82 ,uthern and Jer Souther i Wester , 39c. to 42c Pork dull; sales small; mess $ 1 rs Lard quiet ; sales small, at 10 very dull, and operations entirely with‘the 1 Prices are lower and heavy. • • Money and Exchange without new features. • Flour firm ; State for $4 80c. Wheat firmer ; Western Red $1 10c.; for Old $1 221 New White $1 30e. Oats heavy at 423 u. Barley heavy at 65c Corn heavy ; Pork nomina Northern ar rovisior prime $ . ,.10 75c Bk. for mixed, ; Mess, $l5 50, Prime $lO 75 negociations .cation, Gillesby and lady M. P. Star Miss C( ;mith, Wm. Cup passeng TIDE TA Stocks Alan and 114 (17_ and h• ired for ncing tendency Thursday I WIND AT HOLYHE T 717L,Thr Virago, C I C. Carnal' Wm. U Mercuri Rita (ss isi,'Olivar Tub Duke of I William Bun GitisrNocl nn Cronsi id John DEAL, August Report of the The Anglo-Sax Aug. 7, sigr lat. 56 34 N the Great B July 21, Queen, hence Ruzmiznei AIJGCST 11, 1859. la , 109 t° " B. gag°l gi s s - Joe 4.‘ • in and Arne va, Goc I I Johan Malt N POl anclA id left for 3 T Cork Augus! London v :h ; One INDIAN R. J. Carte dale, Miss lr~S.t IY~ rtelacuna VEEK ENDING At ,nd Brenc frs. M. A. Wool Har Lcaster, f Woodrnfl , hence at Two S VESSELS' REPORTS •om Queb Lee, WAS f led the North Americ B W. I, ilassk i 0 N.. 1( MOOR} On Tut the RoyilHotel, of sale to be then produced, APIECE of Freehold LAND, situate on the west sid( of Moorfields, Livery tahling in front 'ln s, at the bac . on the north and id 7 inel togethc with the ), 41, and behind, 'c Mthebarn-street is well adapted f For further pa d Yaks]] Solicitor Harring Mmstß. M'CLELLAND, of No ing been the trustworthy Assh anley and Sons, for a period o. from practical experience, to conduct ture, Wines, Land, and other Proper terms as his late employers. Valuatic__ of Property punctually attended to. Add Auctioneer and General Appraiser, 10, Pam( 6, Basnett-street, hay- Probate -Mr. M'Clelland, •eet, Liverpool. COMPTON AUCTION ROOMS, EASNETT-STREET. TR. M'CLELLAI.TD, (from the late Firm of Messrs I I TAOS. WINSTANLEY and SoNal twill RFT T • .it, at 'elevenOcloXpCteuci‘'sellY,aNt'lTs reet, the useful 110IJSEEIOLD convenience of sale, comprising niaho tnd other bedsteads, feather bed-4 and bedding, ~ ,,a chstands, mahogany chests of closed guardiiv, v 'piano forte, it] mahogany case, mahogany oln( birch arm chairs, office stools, Kidd er minstc_ glass, damask window curtains, set of seven Raffael.- - , a few engravings, oil paintings, gas chandeliers, aquarium, peram bulator, cask of vinegar, chest of joiners' tools, about 850 lbs. farina, ;s, chimney To be viewed on the morning of sale, when catalogues may be bad. Icul L sd,iinext, the lit Rooms, 16, Basnett-st TIRE, &c., removed 1 gany fOurpost, iron, painted dressing tabl( drawers, tolle - L pedestal sideboard, ditto chiffonnier, witl mahogany boot sets of eight and two hogany ditto, the seats coverec table, set of mahogany D end lid ebony ena MISCELLANEOUS SALE, comprising Gold and Silver Watches, Silver Tea and Coffee Service, and other Trinkets, French Bre cade Silks, small collection of Minerals and Books, and a few Household Articles Handcart, Whiteehapel Cart, Double and single Harness Siddles Mahogany Office Desks, andotre effects, at the Auction Rooms, 3, Colquitt-street, Bold-street. offer for SALE M E 4 B P R U S I3L B I R C O AUCTIO n N d : T o Ai n N end R ay 1 1 1:1, the 15th in stant, at Eleven o'clock precisely, at their Rooms, 3, Colquitt street, Bold-street, numerous MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES, sent for positive sale, comprising gold and silver watches and other trinkets, silver tea and coffee service, silver spoons, pair Colt's revolvers, pocket telescope (by Troughton and Simms), concertina. -vio!•in in case, &c. ; a quantity of French brocade and glace silks a small collection of valuable minerals and books, mahogany chairs in haircloth, rosewood oblong 100 table, handsome semi-grand piano-forte, in rosewood case, by Broadwood and Sons, green damask curtains for two windows, mahogany half-tester and iron bedsteads, feather beds, carpets, &c., mahogany office desks with drawers, cut decanters and wines, a few kitchen requisites, capital Whiteehapel cart, with two sets drab cloth cushions, double and single harness, paddles, handcart, weighing machine and weights, a quantity of jars, cases, and fittings, suitable for a tobacconist's shop, and other effects. May be viewed the morning of sale, and catalogues had at the 'Rooms, 3, Colquitt-street, and at the Offices of Messrs. Browne and Tanner, 4, Cook-street. liablab le FREEHOLD INVESTMENT, Larkfield Terrace, situate in Caractacu 1-street, Tue Brook. I L. JENE,IN ii instructed to SELL by AUC .el‘lrern,_-•°N, on Tuesday, the 23rd instant, at Seven o'clock in the All 4,'oLiverpool, at the Crown Hotel, 43, Lime-street, 1-I:".lt; l l4 VeTen superior modern and well-built Freehold . DCWEL taens-streetSES, situate and known as Larkfield Terrace,. in arae -4eo4,pied. h , Toe Brook, the whole with the exception of one being rental of Zallrst-class punctual tenants at the nominal annual treaty for, s „ t rteh house, th e unocenp ied house i a tenant is in be cornpiet,, Drio ai.ttthere is no doubt the tenancy of the whole will The situation of !. respectable in the an t .h e sale. Z Property is in one of the healthiest and most with the certain pr r ,"‘:, l ; ,, of Liverpool, is exceedingly well built, for very many 'ante d year s 1. no outlay for repairs &e., being required the neighbourhood, y ~2. P no chemical or other works exist in once every five years., TY;: e un , t tlig will not be required more than parona.tion of one of the most eminent local architects of the abo ve milted for public competitio n t o r Z t Y • is 43,675 it will be glib prior or antecedent valuations, in orilif4hest bidder, regardless of The respective tenants will 11(1 der to close a partnership estate. - :treet, to view the property ; and for fui?til i cr ruli t intending purchaters Auctioneer, at the Crown Hotei;43, j ..iiie Particulars apply to the prior to the date of sale, the 23rd A- from 12 to 1 daily, evening. ugu t, 1 850, at seven in the N.B.—Offers by Private Contract will be . entertaine d. JOHN' Youps, AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISER, 61, BRUNSWICK-110,4p, 311 OF I 'or SALE, by PRIVATE TREATY, Eirkenhc ,ot I. A Freehold DWELLING-3 garden, and 6a. 3r. 16i al, in the 6 2. A Freehi a of Airs. ] 46, Casty Za be 20111, 'AimHamm. nt cellaring underneath. Large A) James Finney, Accounta n t, 6a13 hingwall, near Woodehurch, in, stables, p. of T e:, i uat ed 'at Thing: bUSE and Garden, with 7 acres fence, situated near the Wuld- •eet, Liverpool TARTAR. a qua: TO be SOLI built Cab, ;econd-hl Apply at the Nc ity of excelier. Times office TO GENERAL BROKERS THE Pate adaptec and Harm second-: .—Apply 3a12 's -brow; 2§jl3a ailigh am ess.. Alser, a strong hand WhitechapeL 1, TRADESMEN, AND OTHERS, it BARREL, PACKAGE of every dc for all kinds of Dry Goods, Sample, Alan and size, TlPlir SHELLS, MINERALS, FOSSILS, AND GEOLOGICAL ROCK. THE Collection of the late DAVID DYSON, Esq. , of 813 CC Manchester, is now offered for Sale, either in Lots or singl e - • 1,1 c by the late possessor in llondnras Apply to P. P. Mar - rat, No. 22. It Ld other pla scoe Arcade 100 D OPPORTUNITY TO PRINTERS FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS, STOCK TO BE DISPOSED OF, by private contract, one. of the m os t m p r oving PRINTING BUSINESSES in Liverpool. The type is - 4 v all new, and has been selected' from the best foundries ih The Presses, Citc., are in capital order, and there y extensive trade. The —at this is an opportunity but seldom to be met se cause of the present proprietor giving it up is ill - The purchaser will be intro acility given to continue the present time. As the affair 'nun be Conciuded at onde, an immediate application is necessary.--- Address (in the first instance) Beta, Northeen Tildes office. books wi with, as ce to carry on a ver consequence of other e duced to the customer very large trade being ON SALE, One 30-horse Beam ENGINE, complete ; Three 6-horse ditto ditto ; one 20-horse steam cylinder, with piston The above are all second-hand, and in good working and va order— I 1 high pressure. One 6-horse horizontal high-pressure engine; one 5-horse ditto, direct action; one 4-horse ditto; one 2-horse ditto—all new. One 30-horse boiler, Galloway's patent, 10 tons weight, with all mountings complete ; one 25-horse cylindrical ditto ; two 16-horse ditto ; one 6-horse ditto—all second hand. One water tank. 4-ton crane, complete, an excellent article ; two double-purchase crab winches, by Napier; one treble-purchase ditto, with chain, complete—all second hand ; one double-purchase ditto ; one single ditto ; one friction hoist—all new. A large quan tity of boiler mountings, new and second hand. One set of French burr stones, with all gearing complete. Fairbairn's patent conical horst. A large quantity of shafting, up to five inches diameter. Pulleys, wheels, hangers, wall brackets, pedestals, &e., to fit shaft ing, and many other articles, too numerous to mention within the space of an advertisement.—Apply at Twist and Bell's, engineers, &c., Tabley-street I ron W or k s, Li verpoo l . —P . S . : If thei above are not disposed of by private treaty before the middle of September, they will be sold by auction immediately, of which sale due notice will be given. ' 2457 go . a Xtt, irmses. MO be LET, the HOUSE, No. 75, Edge-lane. —Apply at No. 77. 6416 TO be LET, a good FAMILY lIOUSE , No. 12, Chester-street. Rent moderate.—Apply next door. 6413 110 LET, Furnished, a Small and C onven i ent HOUSE, in Bridge street, Birkenhead.—For particulars, apply at 167, Brido- Ireet, Birkenhead. 6a16 A N excellent six-roomed HOUSE, with Garden Plot, Gas lA_ Fittings, and Venetian Blinds, close to Prince's-park. Rent £l7. Address II 7, Northern Times Office. a2O TO be LET, LABURNAM COTTAGE at 15, Castle-street, Liverpool. ELM VALE,'.EXIRFIELD, Enquire next door„ or 5a13 TO LET, a COAL-YARD, with Hay and Straw Place ; doing a good business. Stabling for three horses. Rent, £1 6s. per Month.—Apply No. 11, Bolton-street. 6415 SEA BATHING, HOYLAKE MO •be LET, Furnished, STANLEY VILLA, containing four bedrooms, two parlours and kitchens on the same floor, and good cellaring.—Apply next door. ' - 6a14 TO be LET, at Oxton, a good modern HOUSE, semi-detached, containing Two Sitting-rooms, Four Bedrooms, and Attics, ala rs, with Kitchen, Ate., as usual. A family without children preferred. —For vartic apply 10, Tower-chambers, TOB in VISION RS' SHOPS, S' and PRO- the Superintendent of t stating rent proposed with ref Cominittee, Town-hall instant. • The Committee do not bind themselves to accept th highest Terider.—By order, the 20t1 SIITJTTLENVORTII, Tow Town-hall Bth August, 1859, Iltrgatts Mant6. WANTED, a good SER 88, Park-lane, corner VANT-OF-ALL-W IXTANTED, a SI V V girl preferred )F-ALL-WORK ; a st, t 44, Cable-street. IVANTED, a respeetable Girl as NURSEMAID ; m good character from her 1 Castle-stroct WANTED, immediate rieneed PERSON Apply at 46, V V Liberal wages office. WANTED, a Welsh SERVANT-GIRL, about age, in a family of two. Good character YU - ANTED, a YOUTH, from twelve to f V V one who writes a good hand preferred.- . . WANTED, a respectable Youth, as an APPREN Provision Trade.—Address, in own handw p AW NBROKING. — WANTED, a respeetabh 16 years of age, as an APPRENTICE to Business.—Apply to Arthur Grindrod, 13, Mill-st WANTED, a strong, active Girl, who h, and can have a character from her I and cleanliness; age about 19. been in place betat situation for hone WANTED,a SERVANT-OF-ALL doy plain Cooking. Character Wages liberal.—Apply at 64, •Victoria kenhead. ITTANTED, immediately, a temporar National Sehbol in thia town ; if meat might be permanent.—Address, Re street. ; one 0 , .. I I wash h not objected o and four, at 89, Birkett- one Child, a r W.ANTED, a thor and iron well App:y, between the hours of t No otlic WANTED, by a Family at thoroughly understands he Apply by letter, stating age an Post-office. • h. for A A BERGELE.—Wanted, a Plain ( _AL English preferred. Age 23; als a baby from the month. Apply at 149, Bridge-itreeCi head. ;o a ood Boarding School WANTED, a thoroughly e young family, where an , apply whose character and qua investigation. Address 11.W.E., 611cient N o take charge of a Lis kept. None need aill the stilet:ell .__ - VITANTED, PUPILS for VT Latin, Mu*ie, and S. Pianist. Terms 10s. 6d. pc] Derby-road, Bootle. • n Time I/ANTED, in a small fiunil _I' V V between 16 and 18 yea 1 — Italian, Spanish, and ;-ela.ss Linguist and 3 Literce, Post-offide. her last situatior lane, Everton. ry preteiTeu. li Apply at No. 6, oh Servant-of-all -Wort Id-icrrac, Whiteilehl must be a gc); with the famil WANTED, as NURSE Person, of unexeer needlewoman, and will be Wages no object, if suitable office, Douglas, Isle of Man. Genei Lamar arrived at Panama on the ColuM.- in. Nicaragua. bus ;to take passage on the Moses Taylor for New He was quite disgusted with the state Of .n Central America. Another widespread BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL.--CLERKSHIPS IN THE TRETt. tranSit imbroglio was looming_ up treet. SURER'S OFFICE, CORNWALLIS-STREET. WANTE. f te er se oc en c ri u ty v in £2:ll—President Martinez had proclaimed ;the transit D, Four CLERKS in the Treasurer's-office, Cornwallis- open .:to , all bidders, and M. ~ Belly soma to have gone ahead of all competitthri in his bid plre t d o t r . 7 trincoantliss,' statingaddressein ' for . the conveyance of passengers and freight fiom salaries Li 5 per annum.' Each clerk will b e "The Chairman of the Rates Pl°l .oll w ection Committee, Public Offices, ocean to ocean. ' The gP ner aldecree:xilict the deCrOe 2, Cornwallis-street," to be sent in on or before Monday, the 15th day of Augurt instant —li_y order, of conceggiori to Belly are .pub%hed in the Herald August ; 1859, WM, SITUTTLEWOATII, Town-clerk. , to-day. N. Belly had had a grand canal fete: on ddress, by letter, to M.O affairs ul Wast ;t notice (Corner of Walnut- a and one or. two. bedrooms, pleasantly situated :-road. COMFORTABLE Parlour and Bedroom to Let. Terms A. per week, including extras.—Apply at 40, Crown-street ni 'addington, Edge-hill. 117VANTED, in the neighbou ROO:MS.—Apply Ti. ,cd of Everton, Two Unfurnishee 5, Northern Times office. ED, immediately, Furnished APARTMENTftpontain , _ ^.nd not less than 3 elErfortable from Liverpool, and some distanef ~hood of Chilthvell preferred -Tnom, a, stance APARTMENTS 4 SINGLE GENTLEMAN, who dineS in town, can be accom modated with a Front SITTING-ROOM and. BED-ROOM, r, Mount Pleasant, at Seven Shillings per week.—Reference; Orthein Times II 16 is now OFFERINC ;ES, &c., at very Reduced Prices. 1, HARDMAN-STREET A k E HAUNCH OF VE THIS DAY, at ONE O'CLOCK ; and 'HER TO. '-MORROW, AT TEI at FIVE O'CLOCK, P.M., LONDON," CLAYTON-SQUARE THE UNITED STATES. ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT BRITAIN, The screw steamer Great. Britain,: Captain Gray, arrived here last evening, with New York advices to the 28th ult., 17 saloon, and 30 steera ge p assengers . The Jura arr i ve d at ew York on the morning of the 28th. ' Moses Taylor had arrived at New York, with ancisco dates to the 6th July. total shipment of gold at San Francisco of the istant, amounted to $2,350,560, of which sum 35,354 were brought to Neiv York. Business nued very dull, nor was a revival expected for some time. The gubernatoriel contest in California was becoming quite acrimonious. Already two affairs of honour had occurred among the politicians, one of Which had been amicably adjusted, while in the other Senator • Broderick declined a challenge from his antagonist. The steadier Washington, which left this November last, arrived at San Francisco on the nt, and was immediately libelled by R. J. C. Kingston, Jamaica, to recover $11,300 Nines furnished the vessel - at Kingston. From Oregon we learn of the adoptiOn of a state 2nd inst In British ( med much d cambia Governor Doug•las had occa- )silig a new scale id Other regula tions, were dee'med onerous by the shipping aterest. of tor tte 29tli hista heard. Transfer filled up on ti Office RESIDENCE, )ffice o: Suzars Sterlinc 31ontre Prime New Orleans dull at 4 Prime New Orleans ste [ow qui( nged at 1101 CANADA ARRIVAL OF THE INBIAINt Ocean Steamship Com' ndian, Captain Smith, arrived here _ _ s a week's later news from dian politics the, interest ward of an recess of I meta the members were occupied in discus a provincial or local interest. ;ing matters The Quebec papers were filled with the parlicuiars of an alleged abduction of a young lady, Tieing placed in a convent, and her release therefrom. The Hamilton Spectator altmounces that the , Uniori clipper schooner, built there a few years ago, for the direct trade from 'Lake Ontario to Liverpool, had been loaded with deals., to sail dire( t for Liverpool She was built to " show her heel Yankee schooner" afloat. •The.Grea to any era t Western Ra way having brought :out staves for such vessels. Messrs. Lang and Delano have"chartered this scho oner ; and loaded her for Liverpool. O ur con t emporary adds :—The Union is a tw o - mas t e d . sc h ooner of 241- tons, British measurement. She will carry about 120,000 staves, all West India, except about 5,000 standards. Her captain says he will reach LiverpOol in eighteen days from Quebec, if favoured with fine weather. And we have no doubt he can do it, judg ing from the time his Schothaer has made on the lakes. These fresh water craft of ours beat anything built at home for sailing, Owing, not so much, perhaps, to their superior model, as to their centre boards, which enable them to sail closer. to the wind than any y es _ sels which navigate European seas. Englishmen are not yet reconciled to these centre boards—they don't think them safe—they won't insure vessels which have them in the A 1 class at Lloyds. But' a few such specimens as the Union will soon convince them of their error. Respecting the harvest in Upper Canada, the Toronto Leader says : The Wheat harvest is now fairly commenced, but it is not to be expected that the diversity of opinion regarding the probable yield will at once subside into unanimity. There are, however, some common grounds of agreement. It is certain that the area under crop is far greater than in any previous year ; and it is also certain that the product of one kind or another is enormous. The farming population seem to have had their energies redoubled by the cir cumstances in which they found themselves placed. The extent of cultivation was therefore unusually great, and the breadth of land equally so. The grass may have failed in pl aces , or b e li g ht generally ; but what with wheat, spring and fall, potatoes, peas, and other spring grains, the amoun t o f s t u ff o f one kind or another to be harvested is out of all proportion, greater than on any pre vious occasion. Grant that the fly has done some damage to the wheat, there is still left a good average crop, regard being had to the probable yield per acre ; and the unusual breadth of land under crop will make the aggregate yield something unheard of. This is the opinion of those having the best opportunities of observation ' • and certainly there is in the pro m i se b e f ore us no ground for despondency. COMMERCIAL. JULY 29, Ashes : Receipts since our last, 650 barrels Pots, 287 bar rels Pearls ; shipments, 901 barrels Pots , 206 barrels Pearls now in store, 1,602 barrels Pots, 206 barrels Pearls. Demand active and steady throughout the week, for Pots At $5,60 to $5.70, and for Pearls at $5.80, with rather an ad vancing tendency. Floor : Transactions during the week limited, at con stantly falling prides. Grain : No transactions that we are aware of in Wheat or coarse Grain. Receipts next to nothing. Freights : This 'steamer (Indian) has taken Pots at 17s. 6d., and Pearls at 225. 6cl. ; Peas at 4s. 6(1. per quarter, and Flour at Is. 9d. per barrel. Higher rates for Ashes are demanded fvr the Attamer Ixow loading. ye was nothi During the .nv's scree Andrew's Sands The Crescent, ;on (N.( Sharp's Islani York, whiCh gat cc a royal decree dated 31 Yellow f city ; bu maligna from Be 1 bound ~ Aug. 6 ;ed the Per Cooke, pit Tilley, of Shields, frit . = CAMPERT.TCIWN_ Macnant Keay, for Portrush, both from' Troo. Donaghadee for flsl windl LETOWN,. Ber Mormon, The brig An, of Belfast, from RiChibueto fc WATERFORD, A 7.—E.5.1 Erin, DE song, with ux, of New last night : The 131.,_ for Wexford, 32 days, HAVRE, Aug. 7.—The Seine, Vivien, of this port, from Ca. for the Channel, which put into Valparaiso, May 2, vp-- been condemned at that port. The Polydore, arrived at Buenos Ayres, June 22, from Marseilles, v on the 25th, during a squall, with a Dutch vessel, damage. 6 : The Numa Vidal, Cas, from Cocanada f which put into Mauritius, June 23, had experienced • bad weather, which had caused her to spring a leak her other serious damage. CAMARET, Aug. 2.—The Joseph Mariann, from Ho which put in yesterday, had lost topsails. REDON, Aug. 3.—The chassemaree Petit I 'salt), has sunk near Cran. BIRTHS Point, S)l±, at St. 3 Parsonage, Darlir On the 9th June, . N.S.W., the wife of the Rev. ere, On the Bth inst an t , at No. 9, Brougham-telTace, West V' road, the wife of Frzderiek R. A. Pennell, of a daughter. Walt& Ric MARRIAGES ---------- On the 4th inst., at; St. Anne's Church, Dublin, Thomas 3 . 1 0 ° Hamilton Jones, Esq., of Moneyglass House, county o f AuPlc Sara Ellen, daughter of the late Colonel Edward Day, 11. 1 .- I t * and widow of the late. Captain. Francis Spring, 24th Reg,imen,,,',. Lately, at St. Paul's Church, Pimlico, the u llon. Gecirge Mostyn, son and heir of Lord Vaux, to Mary, the second d of the late Dr. Monk, the Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol. DEATHS. a 1 On the 29th ultimo, at Grange Mount, Clau g ht en , age, tb Emma, only daughter of the late Captain William Dod, °' port. On the 6th instant, aged.3l yea t his residence, Walton-. HOUSEKEEPERS.—The Coffee sold by Thompson Bro t . lie rf 5, Elliott- s t ree t, a t I s . 4d., i s b e tt er th an you pay is. B',l at any other establishment. • P 9 l LEWIS AND COMPANY'S NEW ESTABL/SHME, - ow, BOY'S CLOTHING. —Number of boys clothed for tbe t ‘,lo, 4 ending Saturday, July 9th, 1,025 ; corresponding ivee' year, 989.—Increase, 36 boys. tie'r HOLLOWAY'S PILLS cu r e h ea d ac h e, bil e, l oss of aPP-p„oi°6 can be taken with ou t danger from wet or cold, and r e ' 0 no restraint from business or pleasure. They act mildlithe the bowels, without pains or griping, strengthel. o' 3 stomach, promote a h ea lth y ac ti on o f th e liver, parl th 6 blood, cleanse the ski n , b race th e nerves , an d i nv igora ,c o f whole system. They prove an admirable restorative w( fr debilitated 'constitution, creating appetite, correcting," e ak gestion, removing bile, giddiness, and nervous or sick i s aches. It is impossible to speak too highly of these 1(o. 0 Printed for the Proprietor, by W ILLIAM G RIFFIN , of r ro oo 0 Brownlow-street, in the Parish: of Liverpool, and Z.. 00 !) SUMNER McGum, of No: 10, St: Chrysdst om Street, in the Parish of West Derby, at 40, Leigh Street, in the of Liverpool, and Published by them a t 13, S ou th Jum „ " the aforesaid Parish of Liverpool. AUGUST 11, 1869. am for G'