Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-09 00:00:00

--- AUGVST 9 1 TE459-DIJA Di viCiateraitifil)Allarill artfl" *%."--- ---- ----- - f ___________,.—. -- -- - •,--- tab - • _ „--..--............ - _ eciP t 1 ,„-ith. ; L " •'-• .:. : `ri._,GAis , . - ,- , .-. 1 , 14.;: i „za____. ' , xi i d , ~.; B-, I „ -,-,Ex,t3 3 !arz--.!: , , 0 1.i 7 .3rnr -u ar,_Fir d ) e1 ?..4 - . - - 1 1 :-, .1.--,,i ~ :- -i f r : o;L:EoßG ri teowtifycypi , peq , kalr fl' the larf fivest he ''''.........,..... ' lPYrittl ' ''' . ' ' ' Li • 'S - 13AzAln.-Thts - splencem and - uric:qua e b is h men , , ;‘ jr - Live .4.‘11/01111.011MYr. 95_ RN's-lISTREET Thr e e e - 7 - . r ., `-41 - ‘ :4 1114iaStiresA77 feetaonA'svitli 'grille-I'4.g 444 feetrotuid,:ofulittractive, ..i3 -t - f, !SO, MILL-STREET. ! :o al' °NEY LIBERALLY, ADATANQD) fit ~ps 4 coxf , appearanc , e, covered , with a roof , 52, feethigh,, constructed on a, -,,,,... , , - r.. . , ,_. . s ~ . . . .. , statel ?jeep G 0 Charge, upon Gofd and Silver Plate; Watches, Jeweller:s'; . hanctsome'•and novel principle, and so a rra ng ed . as to preser v e an' ' • -'-' '' •-' •• • • - W. P.. DREAPER: AN] iiia, to re , s, Books, Pictures- Musical, Instruments, good Einni ' „,aa N I and every description of ' Portable Property.-;--ApPly to' Mr. • equal temperature throughout the whole establislunent• at all.sea,„ • sons. In a. sanatory point of view, this desideratum cannot be over:- P A T'EN T. (3 U N'l S,O:N).. 0 B.L I.Q U E G fier l ''' ---....: s C if-ne, 188, Mill-street, Textnth-park. :: -- ; icriP' Air --,--_-__~_„_ - WITH TIIEUI PATE.NT COMPENSATING BA] agree that-in all respects it cannot be surpassed for benty.ef . desim, 'beatifl Instruments. ombine, in the Cottage form, the rie These 1 UN EY.—Respectable Perking' requiritThg tempo with a combination of deta il s that render the whole • not. only the - 'Grand Pianoforte, -- at One-third of the Price."' Specimens,' i ...-,ses 41 racy accommodation, from Ten Guineas s-and uPwardsz upo n , -. , ,•• . • may he seen at . cagebetreatedmay'challengethe With betw the hours. of live to .eight, by in the United Kmgdom. . . "5e 514 daily, ' ' . - Hanover- - PATENT - TIANCEFURTE op i t No 2 Private-office, Hanover-chambers, . to, 3 ..„„, 3 3-., 56, BOLD. STREET, LIVE? \'g' - Appro ve d Bills. Discounted: . 7';: _ ~ .7. - ber "' B AZAAR, GRE'AT'' - GEORGES-VREET. . . • .' . • . -.• , ~der 140.„, - . Established Twenty-Years. - ■,. • ,-","- ' tree -I, , ' - . t u'i l l LENT, in sums from Ten Guineas and . , JULY FASHIONS T IIIt E E G. UI N E_fA z 'W 0 , .00,.. valli a blPwrds, on Watches' Plate; JeWels, manufactured goods, ' 'is . . - , :,, ~ . MILLINERY, FANCY- CRINOLINE, crup AND . .syrw,v - ~ „ , ; GIVEN TO ALL. SUBSCRIMI the' , 1 )); ky o c ketures, Antiques,'Src., on more advantageous terms than :ll ° 'ate h ell cr party in Liverpool.-Apply at . 114, Duke-street:EPA al6 SMITH'S:' ROYAL* MUSICAL- PREf, , a i d s's*------ -- e - . 2..-__. -' - ' • • • i /30NNETS. and ' Millinery Bonnets; full trimmed, 64. lia.to 1 1 ;nuneas. - r.--.... , • - --- 4 "- Prospectuses sent free on 41)1' ; • - MERSEY DOCKS ESTATE. ~ , . . ; an d , Trimmed. Straw and Eancy Bonnets, 2s. 9d: tckLguiln ca. .„. . . .. r v , errst : l'iltp ;‘,. ' • LOANS OF MONEY.' ' . -'-'s ',- '- 6 6 AND - 1 „ n - " - ,, -il „ ERSEY• DOCKS- --AND-HARBOILT. R BOARD ,„. e VANs - .... 4 E8Y GIVE NOEICE, that they' are willing to. receive ' • • - JULY' FASHIONS IN , 'SILKS.- ' - - THE ONLY ONE IN LI , Tag:, v,,, p .. " ' u l MONEY, cn.the Security; of *heir Ponds, at the rate, of . This department is replete with Novelties. A, beautiful ,yariety of . • , i tc°- doe - ,,,. °lin c , da per Cent per an num interest, for Terms of Three, Silks suitable for Young Ladies, cut to any length. •• ' ' . .even Years . ,•• * at - the option of the , lenders. Interest War-• , Wide width Silks, 2s Aid. to U. lid. per yard. N O T I C E. Its for. the ble half-yearly, at the Bankers of ;,, b oor whole term,.p "' l 3 tied .„,.`.' na Liverpool,. or a their - Correspondents in Lenalen, are . Rich flounces, 21 to 51 guineas. , N SA' "cli rso ,,," , th each bond.. All offers to be addressed to George J. French and Eng li sh Glaces and Black Silks, from Is. lad. to Supplied with 12, 20, and 401 b. Boxes `and 84 lb. 'Ches ITOTEL-KEEP.E.R,S, SEMIN'AItIES, - AN "' Esq., Treasurer, Deck-office; Liiterpool..4l- . • . ~ , , , . . . le rl' ' Cc. 6d. Per yard. ; --z---'• 1- ", • By .order of the-Board. 1 7S E . It - RitoTH ~ogt,., ' „ 130 k.,,, , R . • 'DANIEL MASON, Secretary: -' .. • i -' ~ ':; JULY FASHIONS , , . ~ . . WHOLESALE " AND FAMILY TEA, ow - -Y--.......... - . - uce, Liverpool, June 9, 1859. 1 0 1i,et' kb tL , . • -- - No., 34. -.LONDON-ROAD, LIV el '- SHAWLS ANI - i s. lif,ANT - LES. t'III LOAN . AND DISCOUNT . . . Silk, - - . ~i ri COMPANY (LII\IITED.) - - - , ,-•, • All -the .Novelties in Cloth, Lustre, ..Rylplude, and . oneY - . Town and Country Qt'ders3rree eiv!d by morning post, execu 38 - ' 'OFFICES : comb Jackets, Mantles, ancl. Shawls. Great talent in design and itifeitel ' 11 EX814 ' ' • '-• ' ' nianniactwee lias •- been sUcceSSfully, devoted iellit'S'oleearfinent this' "' ' • - I - L K S 10 . o f - W -STREET, & .-.25, CROPPER-STREET, . .. , . - our" cRIP_Ps. beo's to - state that his Silk Buyer ILO. itist ' e season. . . :0 1 36 It ~, LIVERPOOL. . . ~ -,'". • - - FRENCH GLADES AND -;moiTtE v bic 2 :A--141ILIKON-STREET,.. BIRKENHEAD. . . . JULY FA.SHIONS . . . . , . . • ROCADE Ri • o, TT , GR IN B A I N D B 111 ' ~ „ Ai- . . .. •- ' IN 'NEW DESIF-NS, AN] kI iNCHESiE ' ALs°'. ' -HELE'N'S. FRENCH AND BRITISH MITSLINS, BAR-EGES, MOHAIRS, R, pRESTON; AlsrD ST. - . ' ' ' ' . ' ' " A ." SMALL - CHECKS . 'AND 55'o r ~ - The p rem , FLOUNCES. of tli fs ' A , t amount ofhtisinessis.equal to , .. . es; t he bu s - i 200,000 PER ANNUM. . &hall patterns in profuse Variety, from 3S. 41d. tot i'gninea the - For the present SeaSo3 ,• Jalapa tastei , Lull dress. Fast-colour Flounced Muslins at . 35.; 71d. „ a p t a 2 r s ce s is 64 , equ fvld 'ally 3l w e o ' rt 4a hy til tl e i - e ra a ll tte li n r t e lo s n '' 00' -ee .. n 'ess connected wi th Loans;lindet E. 15 is transacted at the ' - ' ' THE "SHAWL, MANTLE, - SILK,. - "AND . ' ' g ra, - ,,,111 tl°-....25, Cropper-street, behind the Head -office. , ~, . , _ , . , •, , 1 4 • AND ••1'6,'' . 1 - 3 5 JL D.:STREET, ber t" ;,`,',, l ,,veaj oa r c i ., c l : ix BniarsusAn' - his been opened Sir the" . especial• ~. . = , • JULY FASHIONS , . ler ( ' t.., 4 ,', 0 i pt„' Of residents on the Cheshire side of the _ river, for tir o .‘B3.et,xi Purpose a Clerk is in daily 4sttendance„ - and bususess can . be. ~ ~. , PARASOLS, RIBBONS , FLOIi - EIiS; 'FEATHERS, . . . . , . .8 - 1 1 t el' ..-- . 1 - 11 all respects the same as at the Liverpool Office. , to tine 1 4 0.Akr , A . - . FRINGES,. AND , TRIMMINGS. _____:____THE DR'''E - S•'S D l el ' . th e '''S GRANTED On. approved security (and. • on .. .LADIES' AND .GENTLEME, N'S OUTFITTING AND ~ . • Short_ ~ ' AT 000: I n a Cha rges : eat ,notice), in • sums from £5 to £l,OOO at the follow- , . . . r,,, BABY LINEN. - : ,ied t o . ' . , . . ..-.. _ to , Entire Charge, . .• • • . EURNISHD.IO DEVA4TMENT. pj..- CRIPPS' SHAWL, MANTLE, SI . LE - _, ..AIND or.„", 2p): r epayable at 553. P. Exquisite Designs in : ' r weekinclnding Form of Application. , Rich DAMASKS, Foreign and British LACE and MUSLIN . re -7 £ 0 12 .6 _ CURTAINS, Brassand Wood POLES and. CORNICES, the whole .!. ,eo; ~. 450 , ;; FRENCII-MUSLINS, BAREGES, AND ALL TILE NEw f pos 218 . 6 • ofthe most approved styles. £100,,f; • 20s. ~ _ . . 4200, ;, 40s. ,•, GREAT - VARIETY OF MADE-UP FLOUNCED ROBES, ONE :0 ° Ady, - • CARPETS, : . .. BALL - AND EVENING C 4, 1 , 1 4n.c es , bedupwardi in - the Saine proportion. Kidderminster, is. 2a., ls. - 4d., ls. 6d., ls. 81d., Is. ltd,, 2s. 21d., (Of Y ' and for obtained, to he,rpaul.by ether instalments than 2s. 51d.; and.2s. 6d: - - , or fixed and longer Periods. • '-' • • - 7' ' . TR.AYEILINCr ,AND -WEDDI ~ ; . Tapestry, at 2s. ,21d., 2s. 6-Id., 25., 101-cl„ 34. 3d., , .., • ... . ~. . )0 ° 0, 11 an,, ~:,,,,,,,. LO A-NS ' WITHOUT. SURETIES: . -:: AND COMPLETE DEF4TMENT_FOR MOURNING 'GO ei Res, t• (: •"'" J "a are now completed for Lending on the security of Brussels, 2s. 4id., 2s. 6d., 2s. 9d., 3s. 3d., 3s. 6d. dieil i A , 4 sw ay, cPorat-i O , or . . . . Doek Bemis :Shares •iii. Building. Societies, ' Velvet Pile, 4s. 3d., 4s. 6d., 4s. 9d. 7- • _ _ . al g 1"; a e4 rity ti l4 other Public Companies, and upon - any other class ,of THE SHAWL, MANTLE, SILK,. AND DRESS WA.REI a* " . " - 1 l ee ',al sec t ts at all Gibs- - available: Tie charg es in where' • PATENT • IRON BEDSTEADS, - •.. IT, 0 , a;P a Yaae i 'itY is • 1 ,0; -4, 114 lit ea , b givep. will be red uced considerably, and the 2 . - - ' • . „ ee ` . y e eats.. ° made either in one sum at' a fixed Per l6 d; or • bY '' • ''' 'Of superior design and werkmanship. • " " , TO , .FAMILIES „AND, PARTIES 1 aa' t ie 1 ,,,.,_ • - %ta, Ybe agreed upon. . E LEWIS respectfully informs Visitors ana the Public . generally 10 . t tle - " 4 eerae DISCOUNT DEPARTMENT -4 g- It a t • , that he has p urchased (for cash) some very valuable lots, which Tj RQii'lTA' R ' T ' ' ' '"A 'N .D -rcas,,' p ul a b . , and, • others not haying: aseess to a Bank can have , _,-. , ;fen' teaZ i t l ies I.,49mated pronaptly, and On very inoderate terns. wit{ be found' orthy'Of early inspection.; --, -.. - CABINET-MAKERS; UPHOLSTERERS; BEDSTEAD AN] 01 0 Pb a ble e xt tn g in the country. can Ise accommodated on • paying Every article is marked in plain figures,th.roughout the establish- •vi '•' - - -. .. • ' , ~ 13, AND' lis, .BOLD-STREET, ' LI $ , ' Pto s •"a charge for travelling expenses. ' • . ment, Invite their numerous Friends and the Public to INSPECT their extens iol trw , Prospect and other informution; apply as above to •- • • Omnibuses to and from the Bazaar every fifteen minutes. " - . ' FIVE SHOW ROOMS, each measuring 70feet long by 42 feet wide, ant t ,, 3 t l t e , :- . f" - :-...___ CHRIS. LLISON, Manager. r s i v. IVT DT ---- ------~ BEDDING, DAMASKS, Sze„ Src., unequalled for extent, variety, style, :id '9, -1 7' , -tt -10acility Will be afforded' for the inspection of these spacious ; .. , THE CABINET 'FURNITURI vio , - -.. 0 0 . L.: L.0,1,....15L COCOM PAN Ye • premis' es. - . , . ' • Will continue to be Manufacturedhy U. and A. of -well-seasoned enteric Ut, k , i ., Established 1846, n . . 0 li t , s ' p "cE : Lord-street Chambers; gi; tord-street, ' ' 1 alio Oc t , or _ . ~.„ E. LEWIS, -.- expressly for their Customer, Trade, that Families and Parties Fun • most adVantageons terms, at .- . ne E . • -•"- Liverpool.. •,• ._.„ . . . :1011 ltalia • George Faiilkes, 48, - Marketstreef, -Manchester. ~ . ... .. -.,-.. • .• .• U.R Q. U, H A R.T • AND i iebt, a-civai l ' CAPITAL, 5Q 00 4), -• • • : BAZAAR, .- • titP"o.o ced fro •' by ~,,,,tri $2O to Z5OO, io be repaid in TwelVe niontlis - ''' ' GRE- A T GEOR, , G E- - 8 TREE T , --;_ :i • , - HousE)FURNIsHiNgyEsTABLis4.ItENT,. AND NQRTII 13 AND 15, • BOLD-STREET, l IP. of 7r, , - -"Y, monthly,;or quarterly instalments. . -4 • • [FOUR DODOS FROM ST. JAMES'S MA RKET • ] , 00, 4 17 1 '%"" - ad, ...BILLS DISCOIJNTED. . . - . - - . . .. WORKSIIOPS, . CHURCH- Os' De `"Mc " - ‘ ee ct from ElOO to 1,000, in connection with Life .'' . , 7 - ,: . -, • '-S6l p r o c r eat e ' t° Mend over a period of one, two, .or three years, at 5 i t G 0 0 D WHITE SHIRT for 3s. 6(1., or ...; t be Pr° sPect se , e , , Where CONNOISSEURS may SELECT, the, woop, and Superir ' • 15 and A's HOUSE FURNISHING, GUIDE ma iog i o ' 4 -5 .,--c., apply Personally, or by letter, to , U. and: A's . , JOIN ATHER'rON, ' ; . . ,Six for 205., at ;0' NoRT R . .7. LORD-OTREET,;.HVERPOOL. ..... , RICHMOND'S, ' ; ' The Trade Supplie d, Country yrders Packed Free. Etport , and Shi ERN CENTRALAS PHEONIX LOAN - D. - - • SHIRT IND COLLAR MAREK,... " 'LIMIT, and CLE IJ in il cHAßuTitacnud.LAxDNAil,§aoNu,mtoln ect ro a t w , ant long ,experienc Es ' • such accommodation. .. COMPANIES, 9, PARADISE-STREET. SON .„.....: EstablishedrlB-15. , No. 1, PARADISE-STREET, and 2, CHURCH-STREET, fl / AtO •' • l' a izt. , )v . le . . . , fall it ' ' 1 4-e-iNT ON REDUCED TERMS G LOVES 7 ' l A T, ,_ FROM - £l5 TO 21,000, 1 Ir 1 , .. . FIIRNP-IriTijalceßd(E7of:FAXlLl reqinnag,. ..... t ee n FROM - " - - AL F DOG S ki N,"" . LISTE; FRENCH' KID, - ''- • . .. • ,- f.'s* 11. ,, ( ~,i. ',,r2I•aPPTOYPd ,Rprsonal Security, RC b y ..,k.'• DEPOSIT OF DEEDS, SCRIP, Sre.' • - • ' '• ' ''' .` ' DY MEE, MAJESTY'S - . It I. „o le o `,t7 Partieulars a__ e l e iti lion .y, , thly,pr Quarterly Insta l m ents . . _ ~ ", . &c., &c., ______.- ' ll O • . In great Variety, -at:':7•" • • '` • • • ) 0.4, 0 ' „ i .VP YtO ~..,. ~ . • ~, , . , ,: , . .. . . , 13, I C,II MOND ' .S , - - • P fi: ------- ----- -=" ILLI AM WAINWRIGHT, Secretary. - - "2, 'd H U ii C II .: 'STREET'. • . -"E "NV DI . B , C .0 VE It i , ° ,,,,, g ; U R E COL . ---- mv , i ' ' ''-' .• VULCANISED 1ND1..1 30 . , • - . - • 1 : r ALATINE LOANCOMPANY tICIIMONDS'S OUTFITTING AS A BASE On LINING FO ,I>S e tt, • ," l' '' G -.-. (Lim ited , ) ' - " " k st , f , - ' : l l7 A' N T LO.A N S , ..'. - - - ' ro , .-:, ESTABLISHM,ENT. A •11,' TIF I C I - ;A: , L ~. ~ T BBTII , , G IT-4.1 f• , lII' vp, 2 ,,, • Prom 20"tb ' ' • -• ' •'' ' ' ' anything ' ' • " Liverpool • Tri:Lie L, 3 ,,,i ) ,, , . Is admitted to surpass of' the kind in for ATESSRS.. GABRIEL, the Old-established. D., -- iktisTs, ha . SCHIFS, ! ,IDF.DENTUEES, , PER.SONAL ..., ...,-/ . . SECURITY, OR OTHERWISE Variety,' Style; 'll4 quality. •' ' ' • -' -- -patients,' and the • • p‘iblie 'generlly,;..:that *their.. - _arrangemei ai g ,,,_ nseaysays -tnr• . • :. . .7 ;• • : , , '• ' - THE, AEONL VALITAEIB . PATENT, 0 1 7 --= MONTHLY OR QUARTERLY INSTALMENTS. - ' ' :- •, : •' '• ~ "HER 'MAJESTY HAS' - 'GRANTED ROY, A DDI .' •• As ' b eeciai cai. --0 - 1-ii • -....;- 3 - „ the offi '' may c agrees} P'' si -- -- ' - ' ' ' Atiendance *Da il y,- from Teri to• Seven; at t tilf NO. ces of the Company, R OBE R. 'T ' 0 0 LI; TN . G W 0 0 D , '" ' - -- 31 c o , 3 74-entriecia-sTunz , r, orrosim PART CE R.STRP.Ei :. , • CURRIER, LEATHER -Se bRINDERY DE.AtER,'; • • -..; , ~•..4:- : •: . ‘ • , ,(Directly opposite Berry-str alal ~..' ,JAMES, WENSLEY, Secretary. ..._ 44,, GREAT_II(/Alt_M-STREET, ' ..,;_ 33," L U - D G 2 ,. 0 1 L E -H I . 1, L', ~ ..ii N V - '1 10 , ' .11 . 13 G ei . e d _i _ . - ' (NlZARL+7tirrosrrE'tirs' - 11Aiiiiniiric) : /nripir - •,- ... ot Also at their Dranoh Establislinaents, where one of I liat' - of 11 ....• • .1 - VIE '' ') • : • 79, - TITTLE RN-STREET, JAV,ERPOOL, .. - AVARIUNGTON every Monday sr,„„,every Tuesday ,t ry , ES T P .OR T WINE R. C, especiallyeans' the attention' of "Makers - us pof Poets and 1 '''lisT Ert ROCHD,ALE every Wednesday 006 Shbes to his•li t teck`ef Leather, beliek/ng they w il l . find./ his Goods'aa.l'. . : - ',, wnEx u A m . every' Ivddnesday . C1 1 .'""l' . ,FOR dAI AtConStant enaPPLY7of ;LoNnorr and:Fanisch Goons; also, a General . •-•• ,t v every Friday. , at' A ' i r INVALIDS .Assortment of LASTS, at very moderate prices. _. . IGAN ' SOUTILPORT ;evety Saturday ')I 15 ? , • GENTLEMEN'S.-Is..BLA•CK SILK' T'IE. BANGQ.II,, , N.W . the first Monday in each I.lolith al° al AT THE ' •CARNARYON, N .W. the first Tuesday in each Month i r e" , "I. O. .N D 0 .K ," . , ' 'WHITCHURCH, SALor n the first and 'third Friday in earl eci GENTLEAIEN'S. ls. ,BLUE" SILK TIE. SHREWSBURY, SALor the- and third Thursday in e t .5' 0l '''... '•. CLAYTON-SQUARE. LANCASTER the - f irst econd and fourth Thursday i the Settotd and fourth Friday in c G EN,LEm.N,s,.I..._ NEW - .MAUYEJ:IE.... _ ULVERSTON KENDAL the second and fourth Saturdayl 0 011 ,0 . , . • WHITEHAVEN 'the third Monday and Tuesday.ir a.; ' - • . 4%titillci. ' ' ' - ENTLYMEN'S SIIIRTS - AND ' COLLARS , , 'char ed for flip oommon quality-' rtion to quality dowel then-Mu/Se usu y g .i tile fr ° 11 ) I CIIMO N D ' S. CLOTHING,, ~,- ._ of ; every description; ; . ~ . , prMopeossrs..GAßßlEL (from being manufacturers of every sPeelality aPpertainisn prices. TO be obtained only at th e r° AT JOHN. ROGER .S DENTAL ESTABLISHMF.NTB: Pre ~.., . • GREAT GEORGE-STREET - (CORNER OF ALFRED - STREET . ) d *:' 13 ' 4 , D'l7 . K E-S' T 'it - EE I , L te 4 ' • ESTABLISHMENT • . . . . . - • • . - ; ' " OPPOSITE BERRY-STREET :7ioe. 0 K r / . IS WELL KNOWN FOR ITS SUPERIORITY. - t rHE GUINEA COAT AND VEST, introduced by B. HYAM, ' N.... 4 3 41/ _L• 'which met:with such Universal approval last Summer, will-lr • 2 ) CHURCII-STREET. '-' the leading garments for the present season; and from the immense . , • Observe NuMlaers particul I 'PO: R li - been .enabled to . ESTABLISHED 1804. TiONDO ~•LIJDO-ATE;-,HILL, • AND all fl til ' '`-) 'R I ' S MADE-•T 0 ORDER . -a*produce them in. - greater variety of material, make, and cut, and _L_...------7 ------- 7 ------ blif ' ' they are altOgether in fi nitely superior to those of-lait year"... l'°"e •In a Superior Style; at • ' . 'of - 7. II: ILYAM'S Country Customers can be supplied with one of his B A It N , A It '. D 5 )00 RICII M°NIYS 2 CHIJRCH-STREET, Guinea Coate Vests by forwarding a Post-office' Order payable . 3 v g / ) . - to ; BENJAMIN HYAM, and the follo'wing measueurnts, which Co ne sett/ 'AGENT FOR ' ' ' • fir . FoRD'S EUREKA SHIRTS. • wilt ensure an acenrate fit.--- • 0 , p . , .. i. . The height of the person, _ ,„ L S a .i l i e o R f h i s i i ... . - ELEGAZ O ' LADIES. .• . , - • 13; ,`'- -.• . Inehes roandtheehest, --; - , '7 , 17 , - -‘,,- ,i ' . . Inches round the waist. ~ . . • , 6 , c1. TIMEPIECES, • ARE 'ONLY AT z 'A. 7S It T ,--CE AND ECONOMI. -, • - Len th from middle of back to - middle of hand.: '''.% ) " -J \ - , ' , 4 V -,..7 w i s i _ 32 , kSOUTH CA,STL ' " N..S i F 0 - 11. :1 85 9 . :. , . trN EE , R.S., It NE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE. . P .;10 le. MIT y •..- - 1 11 01 - .IIS (f',..yn 11,-,n a -...i....+._ Nt T.,Thannl. . , .. '.-•,1;)/ •, ~;,,;t1 -ic; 3, J. -, ii„....7, ..: I.() SUAelnAtfirEeliNU!NNlD,AEsoArtSdeACtg!)tE!,,Ssi-c2B.1).11-11,..Aii,Miii'i.h)as introduced an . , AnY COArs '' for general • . . AND 8 8 OLDHALL-S' ) tation•or which ' ' ,-) 71 , _ • ... - Ots for the Sale of his 84 TO. LADIS. i ELEGANCE AND ECONOMY. (.$ 11 10Ni s i F , OAI. : 1 86 9 ' ' 4Rs. ipj .4l, % D /E 3 TINGITISHED PATRONAGE. stre Li; miLM pZ,OLDS 3 g i rom , I , lon d d m _et, , ANTLE-MAKER, LondOn), Aol,eo4l;stricsteeEtltc:Tbeitt ET, it-ELlvESSarogZitoLtsigelifetnin inform: the and f 1 ;, 1 i i rt an d its vi g elni most ty that sh ec contlues to make an inimitable 4 4 erPee - c . BBlB 84 d iSikirt ,,in;he first ;Parisian style, at .mode. kl l si"' P allakei koptcl - street. _ . . ---41d dinli and Mournliit Orders promptly etecute.d SUMMEIi UNDRESS JACKETS. -B. HYAI4I has introdttced an entire New Assortment of "S ECONDAR Y COATS , , , " for general wear, on .the ` design,' inanufabiiiier- and orname)tation of which 'the utmost care has beea.best?wed, - F , - Price, `froiti 158: to 30s. The above Portable Clocks (without chains • . , Q j9IMER UNDER COATS.—B. lIYAM'S SFyies DaEsc and SURTOITT COATS are inimitably graceful in design, perfect in f 4,, and superior in make, material, and finish. price ;?from 214. to 455. ' or weights) are acknowledged to.lie the, cheap- , alkner-square, between zloom.street and, , most useful .t; S UMM'E'R 111,CitStRS AND VESTg:-43t a diversity of, fievy and seasonable , I 4 for ins Vv s srs and true-fitting Tnotimi,,4 of superior faBhion anclinandactrire. • • rrieq 20s, • • • public ; they ha've an established iegutation. SHIRTS! SIII•RTS! • - 0 S. .`P ARAGON - S,lll R T for their accuracy and durability—(see opi- FOR, QUAX.ITY, I Of* MATERIAL,. ' SUPERIORITY Q 2 WORE, AND NEATNESS 02 DESIGN, • . 119%in UNEQUALLEE • 58. EACH,'`OR - SIX ) FOR" 28s: ,46d: lIYAN'S ORDER DEPARTMENT. —Bespoke Articles of Attire are measured for, cut, and made . , on an im .Prov,,di system, .while none but the , best and most fashionable pat terns are ...ode available by the Preprietor. nions of the Liverpool, and local prsl)._,. '"l.l'MarEßVaTiltt tbre. -- THE YO UNG.—B. in. troduced'a, variety, of plgAv p..s far -Ipgs, and Youths, in Which adaptation to 'age' and a.c. - ',411 is Conspicueus. The 95.. 6d. PLAY! SUIT and 13s. 6d. $OllOOl. 5w,... well as the superior H.ALF-DRESS and FULL-DittSS SUITS, TROU SERS, 49;voreiduch.fpcpwAlefd.,:f.q of i 10 au eirits..ii BEGULATIONS OE iTHIS ENT._ !/ fLf. Ab a t em ents are never made. The l owest selling p#ce inarked, oil:every article in plain.figutes.: • • - Money is returned at all times without a demur, even after articks" have ,h 4261 taken home, provided; they do nbt give un qualified approbation. SaTuirtmv.--On this day rid.basiness :is 'transacted at this estab lishment until dusk, when it is resumed until leten o'cloc k. - • • -RN A- WI;EIiZO • : NATIONAL' TAILOR, CLOTIIIRR,„II4TT,ER, ,r, lEQSIER, AND OITTFITTER; -" --LORD-STREET, AND 7', '77IIITECIIAPEt,f; Fi j.; 12IVERI!OOL. 88 AND 88, MARKE T-STREE-T, M ANCHESTER, OFFICE,: ' SHOP, AND 1 IF u trNDRESSED, 3D. EACH LESS. auxrbo,f,P4 - 6,lNroctir,_%o AD. - kt i eRMOND'S CLCLIGIII,N ATMIES, CLOCKS, AND JEWELLERY MADE AND REPAffla 0;•d;? . .s Ly post pi•Omptly attended to. rz ER A 11 - 13:U L T.O It S ran INFANTS, ADULTS,.AND IN,V4LIDS, ESTABLISHMENT Is 4ow It ePlenished with all the NEW STYLES Of MATERIALS IVOR . SALE OR HIRE and 45ARMENTS PONY ^DRAGS AND PHOTONS, CHURCH-STREET _ H. LLOYD; MANTIFACTITitEII; 110, BOLD-STREET, r LIVERPOOL, AND 157, BROAD-STREET, BIRMINOITAINI. Ld. lIWERSENSICY;S LIGHT 11 1 6 1 1 ,7...-_ ,, axER COATS, AT '4 itt rit SCIIWERSENSK,T'S LIGHT,),IO 6 -/MER TROITSERS; AT SORWERS'MN4.3KY'S "LIGHT] 7 0 413 411 E R NESTS, AT ; ) A LPACA OFFICE AND WALKIN G) 6 0 OATS, FROM. /'; S OIi\YERSENSICT & Co., OUTFITTERS, 4 and 6, WHITECHAPEL, _ (TWO rDOOES FROM CHURCH STREET.) CORPS ; ~,, hoocl can inspect the tTivEerpEooni and E d t: eiour Gentlemen desirous of joiuing the various VOLUNTEER CORPS VOLUNTEER AUTHORISED 'MOTOR -MS at the Establishment of , . • • BRETT AND ',JAMS, -11 "" 1 • 21.1()v: MILITARY, TAILORS, now forming 3-SOUTII CASTLE . STREET,--3, LIVERPOOL. ts 3 It A W.EII: II S C)S PINE it VESTS, ' l ll0-SE, and. HALF-HOSE:: FOR THE SEASON.. BUMMER MERINO. WATS, *6. 17NRI , EACHAP CO/TT_ON ILAZ F-H O S,E, Best nitike; Bcjel: 4 per Dozen, 24 iarD 26 BOLD-STREET. 8 " P. L. MACTAGGARt NoirmkgßlDAvxzwin (It EORGE,aoWriffVfpli kime, p i *awl; the lar o ciefit STOCN pf,. PDX-. BEriSrS Ain kji LiverpoW.gSliamrllo , 4 3l Y, R.ENSIIrvISTREET (Three poop , Row Ceese-styeui). MAN' OTORT, 80, MILL-STREET. I .1;Alla: 1 .1' •' ' ' . IV.. P. DREAPER AND. (-SOWS) W i t 13 (3 UN'IS.,O, - N):. OB.LI.QUE PIANO-PnfiTE WITH THEIR. PATENT` COMPENSATING BARS- AM.) 'CHECK • ACTION. . ' T.hese beautiful Instruments. combine, in the Cottage form, the rich porvrfal tonc•and delicate touch of•a.full r . . ;1 'Gvantl Pianoforte, -- at One-third of the'Price.'s Specimens,' in elegant Walnutwobd, Sce.; Cases, - • may , he , seen at . ;• . • • . • • , ; • 5,b P. WRE•APER AN.D- SON'S, • - PICTENT - TrA3ll3-7DRIT RAKERS, 56, Bola ? , STREET, LIVERPOOL. 0 it T II 0 MUS I C GIVEN TO ALL. SUBSCIIIME RS •TO SMITH'S: ' ROYAL' -MUSICAL PRtSENTATION • LIBRARY 66 AND 76, L 0 T THE ONLY ONE IN LIVEEI AND ALL LARGE. CONSUMERS OF TEA, EM Suppliea with_ 12, 90, and 401 b. Boxes and lb. Chests, as imported, on. Best, Terms, II 0T E L-K EE P S INARIES V' t . It RR 0 TILERS,. O'D FAMILY TEA ESTABLISHMENT, 32: LONbON-ROAD, 14VERPOOL. "8 . I ~ L x that his Silk Buyer has just effected some impfirtant Purchases in BLACK R.() B E,S, . • * FRE I O N II D GLAC B ES R 'AND OO A. - 2 : i D o Tt E E A F NT LQ IQUE u S, N p D TN NEW DESIF-NS, AND SMALL CHECKS. AND STRIPES, ed. tiid 319.: Od. the- full ;dross , of tveelve yards Ade widtl the attention of, rrelaaiers. SILK, AND D ESS MrARETIOUST J9IIN, C4IPPS ? PROPI;IETOR. tS, T HE D E S . S DEPARTME AND DRE N T S ESTABLISHMENT FRENCIL3II.7SLINS, BAREGES, AND ALL TILE NEW tABRICS . VOR LADIES' DRESSES. GREAT VARIETY OF MADE-UP FLOUNCED ROBES, ONE'GUINEA EACH, IN GOOD TASTE BALL AND EVENING COSTUME. )ESCRIPTION THE SHAWL, MANTLE , SILK , . AND DRESS W4REHOUSE, 14 & 16, BOLD-STREET. fi TO , .FAMILIES „AND, PARTIES ,'VURNISITIII/41G R Q U rr A' R T' N D AD A MS 0 CABINET-MAKERS; IfFiIOLSTERERS, 'BEDSTEAD AND BEDDING MANUFACTURERS, • • 13 AND 15 BOLD,§TREET LIVERPOOL, • Invite their numerous Friends and the Public to INSPECT their extensive and mag,nificent PREMISES, eolnprising FIVE SHOW ROOMS, each measuring 70Teet long by 42 feet wide, and where U. arid A. show an ASSEMBLAGE OF WARRANTED CABINET FURNITURE,UPHOLSTKRY,•LOOKING GLASSES,IRON AND BRASS BEDSTEADS, BEDDING, DAMASKS, &c,, &c., unequalled for eXtent, variety, style, or quality, in Liverpool or elsewhere. , THE CABINET FURNITURE, &c.; &c., and A. of-well-seasoned materials, snperior workmanship, and in new designs, that ramifies and Parties Furnishing may always be supplied o n th r , ,„ ADAMSON'S HOUSE,FURNISHING,ESTAALISIDIENT, AND NORTH OF ENGLAND BEDDING lICIUSI 13 AND 15; BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL .• WORKSIIOPS, CHURCH-LANE. • Where CONNOISSEURS may SELECT, the WOOD, and Superintend the Exeelltion 4( their own orders U. and ,A's HOUSE FURNISHING, GUIDE may be had on application he Trade Supplied. Country Orders Packed Free ly executed, have ; now ._..uRQUHART and ADAMSON, to meet a want long ,experienced in Liverpool and neighbourhood, ioprinted CHURCH-LXNE, a number of DRY, LIGHT, nnd CLEAN ROOMS, for=STORING:the HOUSEHOLD appropriated in of: FAMILIES requiring : such accommodation. . RO':AI, LETTERS. PATENT A E "IV DISC.OI-V EltY IN TEETH 1-14 VULCANISED IN D 'ItU BB ER ATESSRS.. GABRIEL, the 01.d.-esptblisked .DJ,14)+ . 15 . T5, , • .havte the . honour to inform ! tlicir , numerous • -patients, and the publie generally, _that .tiy.eir._an'an,emen tg' , X a Now Co7lf PLFT F: for workino. ' -A - . , • TUE. ABOVE VALUABLE .PATENT,..k OR' wine'', , , . , , . 0 ITER MAJESTY HAS' GRANTED • ROYAL LETTERS: .PATENT. • • ' -', • . Attendance 'Daily, from Ted to• seven 4 gt their Establishments • . • ..' • .. _, • . 1,34, 1.),U4i, , E -STIt.E E T, , LlV.Elt.pobL ' ..- ....• , . . :(Directly opposite Berry-street), ' " 9t , t • LUDGATE-BlLL',;..Arria' '110,.-REGE4 N T-STRE'ET,,,c, ' 'Also at their Branoh Establishments, where one of the F irm regularly,attends ,WARRIN GT 0 N every Monday "CHESTER ' every Tuesday • ROCHDALE every Wednesday WREXHAM. every WCdnesday BOLTON l' ' ' every Thdrsday ' „ „ WIGAN every Friday, SOUTHVOILT ever y Saturday BAXGOIt,'I'LW ' the first Monday in each Month CARNARVON, N.W. th:e first Tuesday in each Month • ."WHITCITCIRCH, SALOP the first and' hird Friday in east .S.HREWSBURY, SALOP- . the-first and third Thursday in el the second and fourth Thursday i LANCASTER the Seebnd and fourth Friday in c KENDAL . TILVERSTON the second And fourth Saturday i , •' ' ' ~WHITERAVEN ithe third Monday and Tuesday's g essrs.. ; ,to aft.T.43,Cirn, Islip, ma nufactur4r e s ha e r f gd e a ve fo ry r stp ai e e e a l omm ality o n n pn v ert ah a . in ty in . f LOX,IiP N 71, Sanliey-street. 3, Pepper.:Atreet. 138, Yorkshire -street. Zion Noise, • 98; Bark-Street: 110, Standishgate. 138, Lord -street., High-street. irMonth Uxbridge Arms. :ach Month 4 watergate-street.3, Hi , gh-street. in each Month .. , each' Month 71, Castl e -hill. Soutergate. in each Month Fishinarkef.', n'each, Month 'l4, Louther-street. g to the profession) are enabled to supply at charges in -thus at once abolishing tAe necessity for Davin.. L .I'V E,RPOOL; L•B V toted T -STREET CLOCKS and TIMEPIECES, 0 GE 0P - A T - tri c e"C 'o'o '0 ( A, LIT Price ,is. 6d, per pound. This e mous preparation, now extensively adapted `as an habitual daily Article ottdet thusie 111 health. 46 0.12 1 0 aanow . l e dged to be invaluable to the invalid, it being highly nutritious, non-stanuiantond easy of -• _ ; SOLD. VEOLESALEIAND RETAIL : BY THOMPSON.AND C.APP,-R, -110MCEOPATHIC OIIBMISTSpW kw! s-trto 47, BOLD STREET, OPPOSITE SLATE.E.STEEET, And 4, LORDATRBET,' rtnitt C1E111.13 tts QELLL: I 351:11 - 7 OF, -F . ;WITH A DISCOIJNT OF TEN PER CENT FOR CASH, The*hole allte. St oo k of far ( oh t GAS. FITTINGS, CHANDELIERS,. &c. I AT ICOX'S'OLD ESTABLIStikIi MANtFACTORY & GLASS NP LTW Li-WAREHOUSE, 39, RENSHAW-STEW,,(MTOII.) IC N.B.—DON'T MISTAS THE SHOP-'-'lill2E ROEDER .2 CM iit'i; EV 614' slilfli ,E ' CIDER. I'D ER . - voys P•.• ; 3 I Tr:CI F t '',: . • ;.1 -- "/,:` , .. .1 ' , , r; DP.O ,r'l c ' R° P 11)1 9 11 R4 1 11 2 . / PA. LFS .4A t, ' ' ll.n d 1 ' ) i " THE LONDON " CLAYTON i tiy , 'WO • i i ,--„ . -.-- 0,...'hiii... In Casks sad atit sad Plat - , -of _ G R AILA M S LONDON TERPERANOE HOTEL, rTrit 29, MAXWELL -STREET, GLASGOW. Tor cleanliness and desiateh' not to be" sarpasied. gi r , tt openedlin-the Kingdom worthy the name of a Tempera l i o , harges moderate. , , . „ ni here Gentlemen can pi Lie T . •.° Y Pre 4-,i1:1-7,:neon;:oNrtayly.;d:Durintlig-thir isr e 7R eath t; r o bi l;g 6 s The pleasant - whims xi* tl4l#weetuesiVolP e ; P/mre these A uneiception' looms will add much to the enycijmieln i o i t ably both for `P re O rati" lad ****e°l.l limit I° 9, R' E '1 TREE T Alarms can be set with the greatest facility to arouse the soundest -sleeper at any hour re- Although offered at so low a price, uurezully examined by expe- rienced workmen under B. L.'s personal super- intendence, and arc warranted;to keep eorreet )USE CLOCKS D ON THE MOST REASONABLE TERMS. Closed on Saturdays till dusk nsitratut Itotift, MIDSUMMER RENEWALS A LLIANCE INSURANCE COMPANY ~, O F LONDON. COMPLETE SECURITY. CAPITAL, A 5,000,000. 'lncorporated Thirty-four Years. LIFE IxsunArrcEs granted in every variety of form, at reasonable premiums, specially adapted to merchants going abroad, &c. Finis Ixsua&ncEs effected on. Merchandise, Warehouses, Dwell ngs, Furniture, Ships; and Cazgoes, in docks an d graving -docks, on the most faN'ourable terms. AGENTS FOR LIVERPOOL AND DISTRICT: THOMAS. S. ARNOTT,. Mersey-chambers., MILLIGAN,' EVANS, and CO North Jobn-street. BOLD and CO., Chapel-street. - - J., RICHARDSON, Jun Lower Castle-street.. N.B.—Voluuteer Rifle Corps, and Militia in the United Kingdom, covered under the Company's existing Life Policies. ALL THE YEAR ROUND DINE AT "THE PALATINE," 25, UPPER CABLE-STREET. T HE ALBANY LUNCHEON AND DININO ROOMS, "THE ALBANY," OLDITALL-STR4NT. MESSRS. OEHLILAFFEN ,Request the favour of a visit to the abOve Establishment. To blend thesubstantiality of English fare with the refined Dishes of the Continental Table, and satisfy every taste, is the purport o f The Albany Restaurant. AN EXCELLENT BMOKIN6-ROO3l A.TrACHED. The leading English and Foreign Newspapers regularly taken in, together with aL c Local Prints. N E W BRUNSWICK HOTEL 18,, CLAYTON-SQUARE, LIVERPOOL. A. E I . M. NVIIITEMAN offers - her best thanks to the Public for the liberal pattenage she has already been favoured with, and will use her best 'exertions to deserve an extensio n of the su pport which was best to her. late husband. • ,;( Families and Gentlemen will find here every domestic comfort, with attention and moderate charges. The 4 Hotel is situated in one of the most central and open sitna dons In the town, being within five minutes' walk of the Rail v , stations, Pierhead, St. George's hall, Theatres, and other Pla.es of Amusement. -DADLEY,s ND nuLL'S .HEAD HOTEL 'A DINING-ROOMS, 6, MOOR-STREET. The BILL of FARE, each day, will uality. be found ampl e and of superior BREAKFASTS, LUNCHEONS, TEAS, &c. WIRES, SPIRITS, AND MALT Lit:lV-ORS, OF FIRST-CLASS QUALITY ONI d N.B.—No Fe es t o Waiters." ROBERT .FRASER PROPRIETOR. IRE " ARUNDEL" Private Hotel, 13 it 14, Arundel . ' street, Strand. Gentlemen or Fainilies visiting London will flrst-class accommodation, combined with, comfort and economy. Bed rd Breakfast, with use of elegant Sitting-rooms, 3s. No eatra . Full Board, ss. per day. A PERSON'S' LATE) SAINSBURY'S A SODA WATER MANUFACTORY, I ' , REFRESHMENT ROOM 22, EXCHANGE-STREET EAST. SAINSBURY'S SUMMER BEVERAGES IMPROVED SEIDLITZ rowpwicsi AVD SUPERIOR SCENTED LAVENDER WATS& MADERNZLE /RID MIDDLAMAf3ei - - • t_a _ SPECIAL NOTICE: TEE QUEEN INSURANCE COMPANY, LIFE DEPARTMENT. order, THE Directors be g leave to int4nate that the FINAN.: See special lL featuresYAß in of pr th ospec e COMPANYtteB will TERMINATE on the instant ; and that PROPOSAIA dated before then 'will PAR TIOIPATE in the ADITAgTAGEA, o f t he Yea r ending that date AVgliat, 459. ~e111:1 4 sani ooapn t a ary freinfuko a rm u m th a s l ri oll tie e s oluan SkITH and CO.'S METALLIC SANITARY COFFINg LiTerpOol. N.B , —oheerTe the Odd ed, at 39, Dale - street, (Moor Death sipl Inspection invited. Specimens nay be. are recommended by the most eminent medical men and offiel LP 4J, 6 0 5 t y r ate if 'al , or tele; tO e trf Lfocl; ies - 11,0, o r g l i rs,„ ft eo p ia- ee r tor to ~;t1 sP°;Ol d.cl , e s ai‘ latipit Des• es• 1 4 10 Po 4 arinttiqits 'LLITSTRATED --GUI DE TO PEN MA EN MA it, '' :( I , I9II.TH WALES. . Price One Shilling. Printed by H. Humphreys, Carnarvon. Sold by J. Woollard, 54, Casile-strTq; Liv6rpoOL. Cal 3 IMPORTANT ADVERTISING :MEDIUM THE WOLVERHAM.2I.'ON JOURXIII:ancIMINING. DISTRICT ADVERTISER, with whiCh is., incorporated the rrittihatprort and ; STAFFORDSHIRE IIERAI.1), and. BIRNING- . HAM, 4111a0P31111141, and MIDLAND COUNTIES ADVIIILTIS-RIC. This incorporated newspaper is nsw firmly established . aa, a. first-class advertisin— g; medium, and circulates extensively. thrOugh th e 'wealthy and densely.populated district of South Staffordshire, (the great- iron and mining district), and the bordering eountics of Worcestershire, Warwickshire, and Shropshire. I,t hals•also an ex tensive circulation in the. Metropolis, as well asinflio.-ast counties, and considerable i n fl uence i n Scotland and the North of England Published every Saturday, price Q. ; uns.tamped 3d CARLISLE PATRIOT Iri eight of England. S kty and: Saturday. .aeist; Taper in the North -=-Weekly: Fr Tlits 1 Allovance tor payment in advanee. Conservative. Established in 1815. Circulates in. Cumberland, Westmoreland, Northumberland, 'Durham, North Lancashire, and to a eoniderable extent in the South of Scotland.. ares of this journal arc originality as, early twat intelligence from Authentic-and = influeBtial eourees, and assiduous. attention• to local news. • • The' Patriot is largely patronised in the upper walks of life, by the clergy, professional men, and, in fact, by persons engaged in every kind of pursuit; having an extensive advertising . connection, its , hirge and varied circulati on ena bli ng ft to; do ample justice to all. Its Conservatism, though decided; is not exclusive. The columns of the'Carlisle'Patriot `are, and have ever been, open to. all persons and parties having ally 'ions to atitireg.th nuhlin nn loon] Printed and published. by Rolitrt Perting and, Eienag StObell Perrin,g, at the Patriot Printing-office, Carlisle, where arderS and advertisements are receiTed; arid by all the tegulaY agents in Lon don,. 'Dublin, Edinburgh;•Liverpool, Manchester Leeds, Birming ham, and in every tow* in Ahe peculiar range of its distdbution. TIMES; Dor_setshire Herald, d Gazette, and General Advertiser and Rants. Published at the Saturday morning. f Wight, and management with the D4ehester,, Thnrsday.) THE "'' SOUTHERN Ikrepuouth and_Port for Dorget - ; Somerset, m, _ Circulation extending over, five,Countica, the Isle the Channel Islands tuider• one The intimate connection maintained with the principal places in the counties referred to is manifested by the amount of local intelligence which flows in weekly. ennaiierable interest has been, itinf mill. be, created by the appear ance in: its columns of articles...pp the liclitor, (Me. W. W. Fyfe,) affording development to the Channel Islands traffic, to the Rail r• • •• way Communications and Connections of the South-west, s , the general, principles • and the peculiar advantages...of Fire and Life Insurance, with reference to, the position and prospects of the various leading offices thrcrughout the 'United Kingdom; and also Press. ' The Insurance, Railway, Educational, Agricultural, and Literary Series' are now commenced; and as priority of attention will necessarily be given to the. eiaims of supporters of the papers, whether as Subscribers or Advertisers, opportunity for securing ari early notie Subscriptions the new vol Mirset," a work - worth 70"guht ;tory of T HE • ONLY FULL-SIZED EVENING PAPER. THE. EVENING HERALD Is enlarged to Eight full-sized Pages, and is' an ample Recoid of the Current Day's 'News. -I The inereasig importance of public events, and the rapidity witkwhich they transpire, demand a corresp mdini spirit of enter prise in recording them. Home and foreign' news has now become so expensive that it has been found impossible to Meet the reason able requirements of newspaper readers by offering them in a journal of four pages only. The EVENING HERALD is consequently doubled, and now contains the fullest Parliamentary and other Reports, with the proceedings in the, Law, Bankruptcy, Insol vency, Sheriffs, Registration, County, and Police Courts. Cor respondents at Paris, Turin Genoa, and Malta. forward full and reliable intelligence, and Reporters and Correspondents at home 'supply the Home News, Political, Commercial,. and Social, down to the moment of going to press. ' The EVENING HERALD may be had of any News Agent; and to Subscribers 'paying in advance it is supplied (stamped) direct from the Publishing Office by the Five o'clock Trains to all parts of the United Kingdom on the following terms : Quarterly. Half-yearly . Yearly. Stamped . 41 12 _43 5 0 46 10 0 The unstamped edition maybe hadlt the Office, or of any News vendor, at the following prices : • linstamped Quarterly. Half-yearly. Yearly. £1 6 0 £2 12 0 £5 4 0 The - price 'of a single copy of the EVENING HERALD is, astamped. 4d.'; Stamped,' sd. All moneys to be Paid% or remitted to the address of ABEL Itliee of the Evening and Morning netalds, 103, shoe- Atreet, London. Advertisements should'reach the °Mee lane, Fleet by Two p.m Nevi Work. • ' . BY N. WALLACE FYFE,' i . A .GitICULT,URAL SCIENQg, 44LIED: IN PRACTICE. . PRI6E . 1/ALP-A-614.6WN.. With Rotatory Market and peedillg. Tables for Weight and Yalu, of l'rodiice " TESTIMONIALS: FROM 11. It. THE PRINCE CONSORT. " Buckingham. Palace 'March 4, 1859. •T me to express to you his thaniM for sending it E. 'BECKER." TlieVork will command an'extensive circulation." TUE GARD'EtiEIfSP. CHUGNICLE ANb AGRICULTUTtAL GAZETTE .1‘ 150, little pages are as full of useful and substantial informa tion as they can A.94G • • .1.17,7 TS THE liIELD: • "A usefolttxt4book to all students of Agriculture, to.whom v 44 cordially recommend it." ' THE ATIIENIEUM : •t. "The idea is excellent, and has been well worked out by Mr Fyfe." THE LITEIIARS GAZETTE: " One of the most rational and auecobsful manuals that have yet appeared on this subject." London : Groornbridge & Sons, 5, Paternoster Row ; or of any Zooksellerin•the country. . R .J. NODDER, •;* - 81, .CiTURCH-STEET GENTLEMkIOS HATThR. LADIES' HATTER T HE. PALATINE DINING ROOMS, 25; UPPERCAI3Lt-STREET, ave been fitted ub with new ;Ventilating 'APiiaratus and Seth Shade,: and :are now the moat airy and comfortable :Dining ;Rooms in the town. DINED DIN3 O Ai y , ' , ' E.. V., THERE- m.WBAOYS PALATINE DINING ROOMS, 25, UPPER CABLE-STREET..' THE SIGHTS OF LIVERPOOL : How . to see them; price Threepence. • BATHS : How and when' to use them ; price Twopence.—Benson and Mallet, 10 and 12, Castle-street, and all Booksellers. 6a6 o*Lfall BATED THy NOTIID oLxv,NR IBUICIF ITIL J T BAJWIAT'S HI QVT AND Auxor's Alta, EDINBURGH *lfigv;Ts nbl z C DAM 'I OUs y u r it.e,..,&E;1 - 01,1ght in large or small quantities at 51, BAansivieir,roitti. 1 HIS is to GIVE NO'• rICE to HENRY COPELAND, of Enniskolten, that 1 us effects, namely, one Trunk and a Leather Bag, now in my posse ssion, will be Sold to defray expenses, unless redeemed within seven days from the date hereof. 3alo NOTICE. OF REMOVAL . B. HUGHES, _ CIIITECT, SURVEYOR, and pfi . ESTATE AGENT', 'has 3 &EMO VED his Offi6es from 7.711E11- street, to No; 4,..:Clayten-squar e. AT AGNiFICENT HA IR-CUTTING ESTABLISH MARTIN, Proprietor, 20, Church-street (op posite Basnett'-street), : atiti elegant rooms, first-else Assistants, with elaborate Shel I Tazzas for Shampooing. 20, C 111: RCII , STREET R. JENKIN, Auctiol. leer and Sworn Appraiser, 16, - • •_ Cropper-street, during . Alterations of his New Sa:e-rooms. VALUTIONS, fOr pro rig wills, sc. , euring property,. dm., legally, iinniadiately,ua L upns c _nably. attended_ to. .E.ents_oserdtle, and warrants, properly execut( 1;1. PTJBLI C NOTI( To Soldiers,.Sailors, and Marine or their 'Wide _dorm. . A_ MEETING of the , ssoiatioli will take • place on street, at eight o'clock. Tuesday evening, the 9t h instant, at No. 16, South John. It. HILTON. who seri ws and CI ed.between 1802 and 1516 ENT ix HANSOM CABS EVANS'S IMPROVEM 34, TAMES EVANS begs to inform the. Gentlemen of `Liverpool and its vicinity , that his New Pat en t itr Hansom Cabs can now be seen at his • Carriage Manufacto ry , 39 and Tarlton4treet, and respectfully solicits inspection. a 26 lER LITOTEL -CANN2 LNG-STREET, WOODSIDE W. H. Thomas, Propricto r. .W. H. T. _begs. to inform, his mends and the public that he lit is openecctlia above Hotel, which he has fitted up complete foi t he accommodation of families aad gentlemen, and hopes by strict :Attention and:moderate charges to merit a share of .their support. 32 TO THE EM BARRAS4RD TOIIN WIIITELOCK begs - to, inform, parties in difficulties, that he obtains immediate protection, both to person and, property, on the moat reaAonable terms. Rents and Debts speedily recovered, and all monies-promptly paid over. Apply to John F. Whitelock, Auctioneer and "Accountant, 52, Manchester-street, Liverpool. al2 MRS: SARAH LAWSON, lath of Great George Tavern, 68, Upper Pitt-street, in returning thanks far past favours, begs to acquaint her numerous Friends and. the Fubtie, that she has entered upon that old-established anis* ;Ai - ell-frequented INN, " THE GLOBE," 24, Duncan-street, 4atig4 conducted by Mrs. Williams, where she hopes, by renewed attention, to merit a stil further share of t IDVBLIC NOTICE: To the Nobility, Ladies, and Gentlemen of Lancashire, Southport, Chestk,. and Cheshire. —Mr. JACKSON begs to give notice that parties. are going about representing him and Mrs,. Jackson, and.. getting :LEFT-OFF CLOTHING without paying for them, saying they will send the money when they go back to the shop, 47, Brownlow-hill. Mr s Jackson has no agents,.andnllows no one but .111/s- Jackson, in the absence of himself, to 'buy for him. Ile, will be happy if such, for, the future, are given over to the police. tfo BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL.. AUDITOR OP !THE BOROUGH ACCOUNT THE -CORPORAXI.OIiIIof ...LIY.EUPOOI . appoint an AUDITOR, at a Salary whole•of whose time will have to teala—tq 00 per Annum, the i the service of the Corporation in Auditing their Accounts.. Persons desirous of ap plying for the appointment are requested, to send in their applica tions, _stating their age, their present, or last employment,. Wit/s. original Testimonials, addressed to The Chairman of the Finance, ComMittee, Town-hall, Liverpool," on, or before Eleven o'clockint Friday, the 19th day of August, 1859..: No application will ha en-. tcrtained from any person exceeding fifty years of age. By order, . WM. SIIUTTLEWORTII, Town,elet*.. Town-hall, sth August, 18.59. • • IRONMONGERY - 8 FURNITUREW - AREHQUE I 4 - 48, ST. ANNE , STREET R. JAMES BROWN, Auctioneer and Value public that he has commenced Business in the :ibeve , tradOs, at No. 48, St. Anne-street.. From R. J. B.'s practical experience fora number of years in the- Ironmongery Trade, and-his knowledge o[ the best and cheapest markets, he will be supplied with first-class goods at the iowesrrirloelir and - having Ffeeuted - tr6 nrvites. - br a first-class workman in the CabinetAlaking and: General Furniture Trade .purchasers in either of the above departmentswill effect a considerable saving by selecting from his varted.Sto^ , N.B.—lronmongery stocks valued, arid gem auction, Of on commission, .at It. I. 11 . .'s Money advanced. Goods removed wit' to inform the 39ds said by PteARISH OF LIVERFOOL.---The SRLEC'T VEsTiy of this Parish are prepared to-receive Applications from. Candi s for the Office of CLERK and STOREKEEPER at the Indus trial Schools at Kirkdale. The person appointed -will be j. re9uired to'devote his whole time to the duties of theotbee, and, if considered necessary, t o g i ve satisfactory security, for the faithful discharge of the same, in the sum of LIDO. , Salary, £5O per annum, together with board, washing, and lodging in the establishment. Candidates mast be Single Men, not less than twenty-live years of age, Food writers, and ready accountants. Applications, in theahandwriting of the candidate, stating age, and - present and past occupations, together with testimonials as to charadter and ability, to be left at' the office orthe undersigned, on on before Monday, the 15th day of August instant. - CHARLES HART, Vestry Clerk. -- Parish Offices, 2nd August, 1859. - 1 .: ",-,/ 1 BOROUGH OF LIVERP . OOI; Willi AM PRESTO, Esq., 7YIA's: 4y AVING received the following Requisition : " We, the undersigned; considering it of great national importance to. e a TelegraphUommunication - with the United States, most respectfully. rectac4...that you will call a BUBLIc .11fEETING of Bankers, Merchants, and other inhabitants of Liverpool, and the .neighbourhood, that the Chairman of thcAtlantic Tetegivh Com pany may have an opportunity of maklngluiown the arrangements which have been made with the Governments of Great Brgain and r the United States to aid in carrying out that ;iraportant under taking.'. Here foll6v the signatures , I do hereby convene a PUBLIC MEETING of the Inhabitants of this Borough, to be held in the Sessions-house, Chapel-streat„ on Wednesday next, the 10th instant, at Two o'clock, p.m., for the, objects stated in such Requisition, and to pasS such Resolutions thereon as the Meeting may deem proper,_ ____:„..: j_ • WM. PRESTON, ➢iayor, TOwu-hall, sth August, 1859. TO HER MAJESTY'S JUSTICES OF THE PEACE FOB. TIM COUNTY OF LANCASTER. MY LONDE& AND GNNTLEMEN, HAVING heard that a Vacancy is likely to take place, I beg respectfully to offer myself as a CANDIDATE for the appointment of CIIIEE CONSTABLE of your cou ---- I trust that my experience as a military off twenty-four years in her Majesty's sery sCry ed in the Crimean canaliaign in.the( period of Lch time I ad wiz subsequently selected by his Royal Highnesi the Co - mix . 'Chief to , ,iaise the 4th Battalion of the 60th Rifles, ilieh I con tinued to cortimand-until my retirement front the anew. will be cif some adyantage to me. I. will take an early opportunity of forwarding , to each magi strate testimonials from officers under whom I haves had the honour to serve ; and, if i succeedin obtaining your confidence on the day of election, my best exertions shall be given to render the consta-, bulary of your county an efficient and economically-conducted , body, and to prove that your confidence has not been misplaeed.— I have the honour to be, my Lords and Gentlemen, yo ca& o b e dient humble servant ,, E. VESEY BROWNE, ur Ba„ L a te Lieut.-Colonel of the 4th liattelion of the 60th 97, Upper EburyA-sutrgeuestt, E, -street, Ltandon, 1 MERSEY DOCKS AND. , 'HARBOUR BOARD. FIE LECTION OF AUDIT COAIMISSIONERS. ln pursuanm o the provisions contained in the Mersey Docks and Harbour. Ant, 1857, and the Mersey Dock Acts Consolidation Act, 1858, 1, CHARLES TURNER, Esquire, Chairman of the Mersey Docks! and Harbour Board for , the year .one thousand eight hundred and fifty-nine, and, as such, returrihuk.officer of the meeting of dock electors this day, held at the Dock-office, in Liverpool, for the Election of Commissioners for,• auditing the accounts of the said board for the ensuing period of three years, do hereby.declare that the twelve person:s following, that Ss to say,—George Kendall, Merchant ; James Brebner,, Ship Broker; Thomas Reid Arnott, Merchant ; James Beazley t Merchant ; Joseph GOlbons Livingston, Merchant; Quintin Fleming, Timber Merchant; William John Tomlinson, Merchant ; John Bald, Merchant ; Robert wainwright Ashley, Ship Broker; thomas Martin Blythe,- Merchant; Richard Manton, Ship Broker and. Benjamin Darbysbire, Merchant, all of Liverpool, were the only, persons who at sueh. meeting were duly nominated and seconded to act as such Commissioners. ;And Ido further declare that the said twelve persona before-mentioned. have accordingly this day been duly elected by and out of the body of dock electors to be the Commissioners for auditing the accounts at the said board for. the ensuing period of Once years..T In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand this first day of August, lon thousand eight hundred and fifty-. ll le. • • ' Dock-office, Liverpool, Aug. 1, 1859, CHARLES TURNER. ebutdion. C A -14-1, T-- 0-N - T E - 11-11-A- E -- S Cluo o Conducted by Dr. DINE,. Will be RE-OPENED on Wedn es day, th e 10th of August i i2l7; prospectus apply-to-316 ; Upper Parliament -street. pMANCING AND EXERCISES. ----Messrs. LOWE respectfully intimate that their En g agements will be RE. ED on MONDAY, the Bth August. The Classes exclusively for Ex ices will be conducted, askfortnerly, by . Miss Milner. s e h oohi and Y amities attended.—Terms , &c., on application at the Ae 2, Islington-square, Shaw -street. • ail SCR D i N INUSE, at Birkenhead Park, Cheshire c o R ! ND DAY 00L ucted by Dr. li MORGAN (assisted by able and efficient teaehers.) EDk receives, . _ ------------------A° OA A KF II I on moderate terms are them either for the Unit/ersiti es i or mercantile ehsooufseplaanydanpdrperaileasseusreare most cmm o di ous, with - Commences August 2. a PP b uul : l.) ;t is t 6 : l° r . e r e lan a rh e ee r . gromou attached. Quarter Further particulars on application to .xi Dr organ. EVERTON . ~. ACADEMY, 25 and 27, YORKTERRACE, Felt THE CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL, AND COMMERCIAL EDUCATION ORATOUNG-GENTLEMEN. 1 ConduCted b y Mr. ANDS W W NiLso , F.E.I.S. illsri ' SC HOOL will It - 0P EN on the lit GC August next. men in the v Institution is intend e d f or the instruction of Young Gene. Gene.• to provide arious branches of a useful and liberal Education, and and superintendence o those who may be sent as B oar d ers w ith th e comforts Mr. WiLsonf home. Masters. is assisted by Two itesidentTutors and Fire TWO*, Terms, 413.,c may , be , iliartted at the Academy. 14<ltf