Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-31 00:00:00

neat SALE of ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS, CHINA, GLASS, CUTLERY,&c.—lmportant to Sferchants, Captains, Hotel Keepers, Nuters, and Parties Furnishing. 114 R. HART has received instruction s t o SELL MI by AUCTION, This Day, and following days, at too Birmingham Glass Company's Establishment, 20, Church-street. opposite Co tiptoe House, Liverpool, the whole of that valuable "MOCK of rich CUT-GLASS, CHINA. EA RTTIENWARE, PAPIER ICLCHE GOODS, &c., comprising handsome dinner sets, tea and breakfast sets, toilette sets, dessert sets, &c.; rich cut Bohemian laws liqueur and pickle bottles, also a variety of richly-gilt and cut glass lustrea, of the most modern patterns, papier macho tables, tea trap, bread baskets, envelope cases, tea caddies, &c.; also, an ll:rewire aid valuable stock of electro-plated tea and coffee sets, toddy or hot water kettles, liqueur frames, eruct •frames, toast racks, Sold plated solvers or waiters, card or cake baskets, electro-plated laWe or dessert forks. tablespoons, teaspoons; fish carvers anu forks . . mcroceo cases; together With a groat variety of ivory balance kgridle and German silver handle table and de3sert knives and forks, W. most celebrated makers. 11.1 Tao Sale to commence each day at Eleven- o'clock. Cata'ognes to kid cn the Premises, 20, Chnrcla-streer, Liverp 4)1. N.B.—Cash advanced on goods for immediate and unreserved sale. tONCLUDINU SALE OF A CABINET MAHER'S SHOP, ISLINGT.N. ItIESSRS. T. WINSTANLEY AND SONS 1 -v-a- I espectrully announce that they have !received instructions to SEL , . by AUCTION, on WEDNESDAY, November 11th. 18.7, at Eleven o' lock p eesely, on the Premises, Nos. 16 and is, Ist noon, Liverpoo', In conseluence of contemp!aPed alterations of the Premises, the remaining , very Superior and well mauutictured Stock of !Timing Room, Dining R ,om, Parlour, and Chamber FURNI U •:E manufactured under the immediate inspection of Mr. War. Tumult, whose ce!ebrity in producing First Cass arti •'es of Furniture is ,o universiliy known and acknowledged. Publfrations. TUB ECONOMICAL WONDER. OF THE DAY. lIANDEI:S MESSIA H, complete, Is. 4d.; Haydn's Seasons and the ere...don, 2i. each; H amil tan's Modern Instructions for the Pianoforte. 155th editon, 45.; 1)o. for singing, 58. 4 Hamilton's Die!' inar3iiof 3,560 Musical Terms, 52nd edition, Is. ; and Clarke's Catechism of the Rudiments of Music, 47th -edition, Is. London: Roar. COCKS & CO.. N 619 Burlington-street, W. etincation. ESSRS. DUGIT and MARTIN commence their EV VNING ASSEMBLIES on the 4th Nov., 41111 Eight cedock.-116, DUKE-S MEET. E DUbATIONAL ESTABLISHMENT FOR YOUNG LADIES. Mrs. WALKER b,gs to anuonace that she has removed her School to 136, Falkner—street, near Grove-street ; and whilst returning thanks to those who hare hitherto favoured her with their confi dence, wishes to intimate that she has succeedea in securing the services of the meat mieout Mas era in their respective Depart ment; and that the system purstted in .her Esta')lishment is in ell respects in accordance with the most approved prinzip:es of the present day. - The ensuing Quarter will commence on Monday the sth of October. Terms and Prospectuses may Pa obtainei on application. THE FRENCH LANGUAGE _taught ma a ertirely New Sys'etn, h MON 8. RAGONOT, (OF PARIB,) Author of the " SYMBOLIC ANOLO-FKBNCII VOCABULARY,' Scc., &c. The principle of this system is founded upon the natural and Infallible method universally followed by the mother in teaching her child. The unsatisfactory results of the present mode of teaching foreign languages is proverbial; the general impression is, that a language ean be acquired, only in the country where it is spoken, and doubtless, this is necessary where the .teacher considers himself justified in disregarding the laws of nature so far as to endeavour to impart sounds by the medium of the eyes, and -teach the science of a language before the pupil can lisp its simplest accent , . With such a theory, all human devices moat necessarily fail, and hence he nn serous complaints of wasted time and ineffectual endeavours, whilst the teaching of nature is universally successful. - • • To those who have laboured in vein, and who now desptir of ever understanding the rapid conversation of the natives of France, the !acuity may be easily acquired, but not by any of the artificial sys tems, however ingenious, to which allusion has been made. BIDREST REfE&ENCES WILL BM 1 , A M ED: PBLVATE LEUO NS GI% joLNItZG CLASSES. The " Symnowc, ,11 , Itzo-Fail4ca Vocanut,Asit," sth edition, par adapted for 800013, approved and sanctioned for the tuse of the Institutions for the deaf and dumb. in England cod Franco. To be h,d from the Author, M. Ragonot, and sold by all booksellers. 115, Mouot-pleasa,t, Livcrpool. =~ii~~ran:e w~ Writ:,. Tina; LIVE:i of 'MARINERS, 11,111GRANT',. and PASS%NGERS INSIJILED against Accident Ely Sea or Land, and Death frocn any cause, with or withoutsCompensa. ton in case of Injury. Railway and Cortimereal Travellers, and the Public in general. Insured against all accident, a ith compensation. The Vautical Instru,ents and EXects of Mariners, and Baggage at Emigrants and Passengers, insured against los s at sea, at mode rate rates of premi um , at the Office of ibe Travellers and Marine Insurance Company, Revenue Chambers, Canning-place (opposite the imrth west tad of the Custom House), Liverpool. JAMES D. 0. THOMSON, Agent. itafituan licttrtg. NOTICE. In coascquerce of the Potitponem nt of the Launch of the GREAT EASTERN. THE SPECIAL ANNOUNCED FROM vti muDiL Al DIEZ.V, NOV..2ad, ARE WITHD.E A IV N. By Order. H. E. MARCU.3", dranager bnd Conductor, 25, Logh-street,•Liverpo.l. October. 29 h, 181. TRAINS TAUT C•FI R H ENIREI RAILWAY - NOTILE OF TWELFPII CALL OF fI.L4 per Share, for rethroption of Loen of f 1.2.400,030 due on the 1d of March, 1853. • I s •OTICIS IS LIMIEST ctvart, that, having. been dn'y authorised thereto by the M oting of Commissaries of the 24th instant, (con -formable Co Art. .2 of :ttstutes) tho Direaon cf the Diech heni.h Railway Company hsve this day nrittel out a Twe:fth Call of 11.24 per Sh,ie, payab.e on the Mit of .January next, at the Bankers of the Company, the Associate Cassa, in Amsterdam c or in Ping7and at the UM n Bank o London, or at Messrs Moss and Co., Liverpool; at the Exeiange of the day, against pr , ,vieionr.l receipts .which must be deliv:red along with the Shares at the Company's London Agency 61, Gracechnrcu-str.et, rat Mr. Beloe's Office ' Bruns wick sire t, Live:Tool, in ord er to lave the payment of the Call certified nereoa. This Call baing made for the rurpoce of redeeming the Loan of .11.2,400,010, tine on the Is, of M.rc'a next, the Certificates of the said 1.0..n,wil , in coniormity to the colitio;_s thereof, be received it p.:r in payment of th's Call. Ihe Directi n of the Dutch Rh.nish Rai way Company CHARLES WM. SLEDEN, nesident. J. C. WJACUB, Srcietary. Aig&TratnA t m. Ceto'er 26th 1857. end n 61, Gr:c . . - ec - hurch-eti - eet, Licerpo:il Ofti: e.,18, nrans vrlek-street, where every further information respecting the ..above Call rody Le obtainol. L ILIAM BU TCHER BOOT AND. S-HOE MAXER, 18, RICI - I.`sIOND-ROW„ LIVEPPOOT JOHN AI`GIBB.ON, IfiltS:'-CLA , ,s GENTLEMEN' AND ZAPIES' Xf"OrMAKER No. 10, IP/ONFIELD:,. DALE-SfREET, LLVERYOOI. stEsa THE ExCli.Alc*C, REspEcTFuLI Y recommelais his New Patent' ROTATORY tIEELS and .INSTI , T STEEL SPRINGS, which excel all other Boots made:, for Ease, Economy Darsbiioy, and. nicety on the feet. Likewis , , made,to kr3Er, Strong and Doable strong Bo() FS of all de criptiona. Also, Hunting Jockey toots in every par ieular style. ISVG. La, reurned from Lond on with a New and Select Flock of first-el4sl French, German, aud English Leather, fit for any season of the year. 1 R. CAM ERO • WATCii AIANUFACTIatEIt AND JEWELLER, COLD 54, SOUTI I CASTLE - STREET, LIVERPOUJ,- and SILVER PATENT LEVER, 'WATCHES, CLUED-412 , 1 ALBERT CHAINS, JEWELLERY and R-LECTRO PLATE. E LLIS'S SODA WATER AND LEMONADE, prouounced by Di. gusr;ratt , to be perfectly pare and CESMICALLY THE GEST - n the kingdom, and seected by hlm tor h as private use, shut the introduction of the Rivington ccompouni. THOMAS LEWIN, AGENT. -4 ST LE STRRET. IMPORTANT SALE OF lIATS, AT 74, LORD STREET, NELSON AND C 0.., HAT 1114.NUFACTURERS. (Inteiling to condo° their attention to their Who:esaie Trade,) offer theirpreseat extensive Stock of HATS, CAPS, &c., AT MAN UFACTURING COST PR IC 4 Their arrangements regnicing an immediate Salo, present put chasm's have the opportunity of ion? ing FIRST-CLASS HATS at from 25 to 35 per cent under usual retail prices. GUNS, II DOOLEY , GUN and PISTOL 31 A K FR, 9. RANEUGH-S MEET, Opposite the Waterloo Hotel, Begs to return thanks to the Nobility and Gentry for the great encouragement he has received during the last twenty-five 3-ere, and to info rm them that he has a large Stock of GUNS, PISTOLS. &c., which, tor price and workmanship, cannot be excelled by any Irott.ie in the kingdom. W. I). particularly requests centlemen requiring Guns of the nest quality to favour him with a call, to Inspect his Stock, which grill convince them that all his Mauufactnreare on the rcost approver, principle. *EVOLVING PISTOLS, RIFLES, &c., in great variety. g7ANTEI), a respectable OFFICE BOY.— Apply at the Northern Times office. WANTED, a RespEctable Servant.—Apply to Mrs. Richmond, No. 66, Eattbontne-street, gverton. ACTABLE YOUTH, about 16 years .rof age, wbo can Read and Write well.—Wanted by Cope Pros.. and Co.. Lord Nelson.itreet, Liverpool. ANTE a respectable Youth, as an APPRENTICE, in a General Metal Warehouse. —Apply to Messrs. R. Anderson and 00.,:74, Duke-street. XV ANTED, by a respectable Young Person, a SITUATION as WAITRESS ; has no objection to an hotel in the country. —Pleats address- 103, Northern Times office. TaTANTED, the LOG of OAPI'. ktUGERS, Vl' or either of his MATES, if they kept one, for which One Guinea will be given.—Apply at the Neothern Times office. A :YOUNG PEESON, (a Protestant). with 21 1 -1 1 years Character, wishes to obtain a ITUATION in a Nursery, or to wait upon a Lady.—:Address, A. 110, Nortern ‘WiT ANTED, by a young Man, in his I9th year, a SITUATION as CLERK or COLLECTOR. A Salary no object. Good references. Address A 167, Northern Times office. Arespectable middle age person is in want of a situation as UPPER-HOUSEMAID or HOUSE-KEEPER to a single gentleman.—Address, 26, Sidney Street, East. WANTED, between t his and Christmas, a good 'DOUBLE OFFICE, if possible with small SAMPLE. ROOM, not higher than first-flaor.—Address, Northern Times office. ANTED, a SITUATION, by an experlynce 11 7 d English Nurse, aged 30. Can take an infant from a month. Has five years' good reference in town.—Apply at 42, Mount -pleasant. gespectable YOUACT MAN wishes to meet with a Companion, to join him in taking comfor table Appartments. Satisfactory references.—.lddress, with name, &c., A. 92, Northern Times office. TO PAR h NTS AND QUARD • ANS. IaTANTED, in a Merchant's Office, a respect able YOUTH, about 15 years of age. Reply, atatiug all particulars, to A. 101, ,Vorthern Times office. ESPECTABLE Single Men can be aceommo- It dated with APARTMENTh--Siving-room and Bedroom. Charge Moderate.—Apply at No. 43, Upper Stanhope street. ANTED, for a Young Gentlemen, a nice and well furnished SITTING-ROOM and BEDROOM near ,Pembroke-placc;—Address T. V. S., Box W 21, Post-office Liverpool. WANTED, in the neighbourhood of Everton, PARLOUR. and Two BED ROOMS, with or without Board; where no other lodgers are taken.—Apply to A. 88, Northern Times offic, W ANTED to itEiNT, within seven miles of V Y.. LiVeipool, a Il OUS E, with CoActi-miusE and STA3LZ. The Cheshire tide preferred,—Address, stating terms and silrmtifin; A 93; Northern Times offiee. MT ANLED, to putout, au INFANT to WET NURSE, in the neighbourhood of Crosby, Litherland, Southport, or Waterloo.--Letters addressed to W. P. Post-office, Waterloo, near Liverpool. Aitespeczabte Person, wilt) wit be uiseugaged about Christmas, wishes to engage as NURSE with a painily o=ho would be going to America.—Ad rcss M., Lathin's Cottage, 37, Fast Bank-stiett, Southport. WAN T ED, by a young Woman from iho North (-iced 25), a SI I TJA.IION as lIOI3:3E MAID, 'When a Waitress or Butler is kept. Eighteen months' good reeren7ei in t.wn.—Apply at 42, 5f ount-p'easalst. WANT u 11, to purchase, a sm a ll P ree h o l PUBLiC-HOUSE, price not to exceed £300. Apply to George M Come), Estate Agen*, IS, liasnettstreet. ABOOKKEEPER or exper,ence, some years in his lust sitea - ion, where he kept the Books by Doub'e Entry is now disengages; Ills ferns moderate; vpuld make himself genera:ly useful in the office. Testimonials of the first re spectability; security if reaaired.—Address, A. 94, Noah rn Tim:s office. SFLIP SURGEUN.—A qualified and experienced SURGEON, used to Passenger Vessels, wishes for an / ppointment in an Emigrant Ship for any port in America.— Address,. Al. D.. Northers limes Office." WANThI), a respectable Yu as WET NURSX ione whi can be well reccom mended. and bring good references, will be liberally treated.—Address Box A. 0, Northern Tithes (ace, Liverpool. ACOMMhIiCIAI, lAN having a good con nection amongst Grocers, in Lancashire, Yorkshire, an.cl North of England., is-OPEN to either a SOAP or FRU AT COM- All,-lON.—Addrera O. P., Post-office, Bolton. WA:\ TED, a Copy of the G.oreialasso de le Vigo," published by Paul R. Rircuvr, in Englisb,l6BB, folio edition, for which a liberal price will be given.— Apply to the Nor lbern Times office, Liverpool. \V""t ANTED Ornamental Shrubs, •Evergreens, 'and FouzsT Tames of any age or size. Parties faking to dispose of these will please Adress, Letter Box, S. 13 Peat-office, Liverpool. '4, - /ETAZ•.I'I2 I EI). an AG KiNi Shipping.. n.v ng good connections.—Address A. 60, Lrthern Times gifice. PPER-HOUSEIVDITD.—In a private family, U where a footman is, kept, a thorutigh HOUSE\[ AID Is. wanted.—Apply by letter, stating all particulars, and r , fererces to C. G.. Box I', No. 2, at Office. IxiANTIL,D, by a Young' Man, trom Lon(L)r), la a SITUATION as INVOICE or ENT ERING CLERK in a mei erudite Hease. f:abiry no objaet. Good referenced. Address, A. 97. Ncrthern Times Office. WANTED in the neighbournoog of Bruns wick-atie t, Water-street, or Fznwick-street, with immediate possenlion, a God Doable or Single OFFICE. Adare?a, A. 98, Norther:: Tines Office. wANTED, by a PUItE ",thoroughly qualified, an engagement.. has been accustomed to Pas senger and Emigrant Ships. The highest references sab:Litted.— Address, S.. Box C. 13, Post Office, Liverpcol. - - aTANTED, at a Private House, Southport, a VY C()OK and 110IISEMAID, of good Character. Wages acdordirg to ability. Engiisti preferred.—Address, stating time in )90.pjace, and re'ereace to A C7,:forthern Tana office. - ' T N N •E PL O.Y MEN Tby a ' V . young map di , ungaged atter 117 e o'clock p.m., to :o assist a tradesman In making out accounts, &c., for an lour or two —Address A. 47. r.'w.thern Times ftioe. I, t Ai AN'l'El), by a Ue.ntlenbib, :vi tilt minter, $ comforiabl SITTING.ROOM and BFDIZOOM near the atilesrmon c Hai.—address stating terms. wi.ich.must be moaerato, lueleding As and_ fire.---Adcires.,, A. 91.._,Vorthe,n Ti rea office. A YOUNG ,GENTLEMAIN, desirous of learn' iug tbe*German Lat:guage, would be glad to meet with a German Tutor, who could *pare two hours in the evening once oe twice a weak.—Address, stating terms, &c., W R., B. 3, A orth-rn Times r Zoe, AYoung Gerifleinan, of good conntetioo, and steady is, t:abits,• who is at pros nt in alirs'-class Snipping House in Livertocii, wishes to meet with ano her ENGAGE. MENA', as Forw t• ding CET I:, Au , in eithtr Liverpool gr mAncilester. ;Address R. fir.. 84, Northern 7 imes Off!C3. . 4- PARTAlli.;lN'i's..---A Respectable Young Man and his Wife, wi th . twn children, ar e ,deEirous of A VANISHED DRAWING tUiONt or PARLOUR, and SEDR.OO)4, near it,. pi i s.i ul eto the Atheuteuni. Terns, including ga3,,eoa!s, and attew)ance 'lnuit be low.--414ress W. D., • 144 Poet Offha, Liverpool. A.F.LRE and LIFE AS - SUIIAiNUE UUMPAN Y, of repute and weal.:l4.desire to secure the Kr vices of active and energetic reprksentatives in all pate of the Midland and r.orthern Districts of F..egland. Very liberal te - nar will be offered to really quehited perm s —Apply to M. K., Northern r alle office, Lire.,rpcol LD NEWSPAPERS WANTED 11.11 ES of July to VecK:mber, 1855; and of January, FetTaary, ;nd March, 1856. SPECI'(TUR In July and Sfptember, 1855; Auzust to December, .1556; slid January to 1857. .ECONOMIST in 1855 and 1857. Apply to Mr. Aii.wAan, 82. Lord st;eet. AN 1 lot bT SU.TOM S DISTRICT, an P. efficient ~ , ..cRipTURE READER, who, besides LOA other duties, would te,eompetent to Superintend the Evening Meetings of the WoRKING :Anus' ASS .CIATION. A knowlettge of 110131 C desira-' ble. Salary not loss than .4,60 per ainnm.—F,r further particulars, appl : y ; by letter only, to the Rev. John Maenaught, 63, Dierton-road, Liverpool. THE NORTHERN TIMES.-LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1857 Co tit 4,et. rI 1 0 be L E , splendid SHOP and SHOW- I_ ROOMS, in Bold-street, for a few weils.—Apply, by letter, A. 8., 4, Slater-street. AT PARTivi EN TS*—Excellent.Sl ITING ROOM '--- and BED ROOM, for two Young Gentlemen, with nse o piano if reqnsred.—Address A. 76, Northern Times office. TO be LET, a Drawing-room, with two Bed Rooms, or Parlour, with the same number of Rooms, if any inducement, the rooms have been newly papered, painted and new carpets.—Apply at Mrs. Parrs, 21, Rodney Street, TO GROCERS AND PROVISION DEALERS. rllO be LET, very cheap, a SHOP in the above business, the proprietor giving it up on account of other busineas,--Address A 100, Northern Times office. To be LET, convenient PREMISES adjacent to the Line of Docks, with 100 feet frontage, and entrance by gates on two street's. Also, an ENGINE and BOILER FOB Ss.LE.—Address A. 100 Northern Tirnes office. 110 be LET, au excellent Du CELE OFFICE, No. 15, Brunswick-buildings, Brunswick-street Fixtures to bs disposed of. Possession immediately.—Apply to the present occupant, or Mr. Clayton, the superintendent, on the premise,. Co be Rer. e LET, a Double and a aingieOFFICE tha- fllur. A ply at No. 26. Temn:e-',treet - jV be r,tt - DI ii , orPlrloUrttnit Bed. room, to correspond. Hot and Cold Shower Bdtha; 17, Catlierit - Le atreet. OWYOUFNTLG GENTLEMEN can be ace.,mtno,latud with LODGINGS in a nice airy si•ustion. No. 12, Poplar Grove, the Elms, Toxteth P rk, on easonable Terms.. LET, of ofirce to U:~:ou-atreetY . on the first flog.. Four' Itootnq.—Rent £7O vE auutm,—Apply to R. b'i'son, Ru:lett, and Co., Orange-e..nrt, Casa:, street. Liverpool. lo be Lb!, an xeellent r . . , 11UP Dwellto 1 111/USK No. 89, Mill -street. Rent moderate. .Ebt p at Aply to M t,. Ricwict- rhardson trey , 10, rebroke place, or t o J . L owry, Agen W. r t. tn rilo be LL.l2,Bpacious OFFICES I . in the rew build up, 22, Lord-strelt, containing two three, end four rooms, with every convenience in the m o a t mo d ern ' •tyle.—.o ply at 22, • ord street. /"1V be LET, a well-furnished L RAWIN tl- ROOM, wilb exceent BED-ROOM upon th, same Meer. Tcrins innelirate.— A Idrees Canning street, felkner-upare. Excellent coAcng If required PO be LET, spacious OFFICES in the new I_ Mickleton- bttiblicr, Water-stree,eorrerof konatord "T6:3`— Pians may •be seen, and every informat on obtained, on sPlLlgation to 111(,'Johti reviler, 4, Tewer-buddlnse West. APARTMENTS MO be LET, an Elegant Furnished DRAW ING ROOM and BED ROOM, with every accommo d•tion and attendance, where there are no Children or Lodgers...— Address 73 Clarence•temce, Everton-road. TO JOINERS, BUILDERS, OR TIMBER DEALERS. nil° BE LET, a large TIMBER YARD, with a 81wpit, Joiner's Shop, Office, and small Stable erected therein, situate at the top of Pembroke-place, corner of Boundary-pace.—Apply at No. 1, Ashtou-street. TO be LET, in the centre of the flourishing village of G4rston, next door to Liverpool House, a, good DWELLING HOINE and SHOP, with 'arge Mate Glass front, now occupied by a confectioner, end will be at liberty by Ist November next.—Apply to Mr. James Longton, Wootton Hill, near Liverpool. be LET, with immediate possession, a good HOU .4 E and SHOP, with Plate Glass F10(4,21 fret deep, with parlour, kitchen, and scallery on the same floor, suitable for a pawnbroker, furniture broker, or a first-class shoe sh p. Rent moderate.—Apply to Mr. James Latham, Grocer, Liverpool-road, St. Helen's. BUSINESS PREMISES, WOODSIDE, BIRKENHEAD. TO be LE r, with immediate possession, those premises known as the "LANCASHIRII AND YORK snug Cosomactai. Housa," situate at No. 53, Chester street. The above may be taken et a low valnatim. including fixtmes, &c.— Apply to J. B. Cliffs, 130, Chester-street, Birkenhead. ANDOWN PARK, WAVERTREE. TO be LET, a Semi-detached VILLA RESI DENCE (now finishin2), containing dining-room, drawing mom, parlour, kitchen, and butler's pantry, on the ground fluor; six bed rooms, two dressing rooms, baths, itc.; three spacious attics, and excel ent ceraring.—For particulars apply to the Architect, Mr. C. SaaiLocK, 22, King-street. J.,verpool. TO be LET, in Mill-bank, Antield-lane. Walton Breck, convenient DWELLING HOUSES, with modern conveniences. Rents moderate. Also, a convenient DWELLING HOUSE, with a sm,P BREWERY Ettached , situate in Castle-street, Kirkdale ; els°, commodious PREMISES in Islington agnate, one-door from Shaw-sti-eet, s4ittable for Pubic Meeings, an Academy, &c.—Apply to A. W. Chalmers, 5, Fenwick street, ELK VILLA, S.AFOttril. To be LET.—An excellent Family Residence, replete with exery convenience. Bath Rooms and Water Closet; a plentrul supply of very good Spring Water, situate in an end, ed garden. Also, Coa h House and Stab'e , t, on the grounds, an i detached Wash House. Rent—t'6s per annum.— Enquire on the premises, Elm Rosd, Seaforth, MAYFIELD-ROAD, AI...BUItTEL TO be LET, Furnished or Unfurnished, a Semi-detached VILLA, containing dining and drawing-r,cms kitchen, scullery, & c , &a., on ground floor, five bed-rooms, anddies.ing-room, bath-room, and water-closet, with hot and cold water supply, gas, &c., throughout the house. Rent, un furni•hed, nquire on the Premises, or of S. Waterhouse, Esq. Derby-square, Liverpool. AN OPPORTUNITY SELDOM TO BE MET WITH. TO be LET, a very compact 20 BARREL BREWERY, and able to brew 60 barrels a week, all now in working order, and able to brew the best mild and bitter ales both for draft and bottling. There is an excellent HOUSE attached, w.th ahippio, stabling, cooperage, starr-rooma, large gar den, field, and every convenience. The water is the finest spring water, has been analysed. and pronoon,:ed as good water as any in England . ddress, a 112. Northern Daily Times offlce. The whole Premises are rental very low; the cause of leaving is ill health, and not able to attend to it. Go be zsotll Ll OR SALE, by. Private, OFFICE FIXTURES. _l2 Apply at No. 9, Lancastei-buildings. Exchange. FIELD to ,ELL, or LET, Bootie-lane Station, Kirkdale; for any kiud of Works, or Pasitire Land.—Enquire of Mr. Banks. Bootle. fAN SALE, a Second-hand FIRE-PROOF SAFI , and COPYING PILESS. To be Sold cheap. Addre33 A 111, Nort tern Times office. KL N TLEDUE. —A large weli-assorted Stock always on land, Also, BALL .ST (Pig) IRON. WILLIAM F. SI R 1 & CO,, Sweeting street. rrio be SOLD, a Pure Bred ALDERNEY COW, N. a Pure Bred TUR,Iilt. - ,H .COW.: kin calfi. and Two POINTERS.— Apply at v e HMI. near Erk nett , *.ruc 1 1 3e irs o:d, steady, sound, and can Ue wlrranted as not havinT th, slightest vice.—Addreaq Z Box, Posta ii re, Birkenhead. 0 N SAL.t:, a BAY btailes 16 hauds two inches, a pwerful steady animal,. and accustomed t draw a Brougham and a Phan , n.—Apply at 12, Pilgrim-street, corn r cf Mount-street. • 11-Ligiat, Bit° U m, equal-t.o-new,-to be Sold, a bargain. —To view, apply' at R. Mulliner's Car riage Maaisfactory, (late Gorst's), 61, Great Charlotte -street. Liver pool. A Fa6bionable aid St)listi Four Wheel DRAG' . complete, to be' partel with in consAtienee of the dwner ordered abroad.—At Malliner'ai, 61, Great Charlotte-street Liverpool. ;1)0 be SOLD, for Twenty Pounds, au excellent Second-hand PIANOFORTE, by Kennay, of London. iLy be seen at James'Smitifa Music, W..rehonie, Lord-street,' Liverpool. 101 i, SALE, a DARK BAY 1 - 10.116, with: 'B!ack Legs; Six yews old; 151 hands high, fit for Saddle, or Double or Single Harness; warranted sotu.d, and free from vice.—May be seen at Atkinson's Livery Stables, :eel-street, L verpool. r ll_ be SOLD, a WOODEN TANK , rnado of 3 inch timber, bolted and plated inside and outside ; inside bolt lined with lead; inside measure, 7 feet by feet, to be seen in Vulcan-street, xtrkdale.--apply to Mr. Smith, Stanty exAcent, Kirkdale. r P O be SOLD, a POLICY of INSURANCE for 1 £1,509, effected 'itt'lB49;'in the Rock Life Office, upon the Life of a Gentleman, aged 57, resident at Lisbon. Annual Premium, t 65 17s. 6d.—Apply to Messrs. Townsend, Ridley, and Jackson, solfcitorg, Liverpool and Birkenhead. A SA,E ANp Nu RISK. (AN SALE a bargain, 8-128 t h to 40-128th shares ‘../ in a 1.1(w Colliery, now in Working Order, and R,pidly Improvitg. Coal vary go:d, will pay from 2J to 30 per cent. Vor particulars, addreal. A. so, Northern Times' fade: AE or• EV° (.71 - 12,NT.LEMEN cats be aceornnio ky dated with a well furnished 'DRAWING-ROOM, a-Al one cr two BED-ROOMS when there are no other lodgers, in a healthy squarion about one mile fr om the Exchange. References exchanged. -address, G. 23, Nonl'orn Times office. - 13 A.ItGAIti, • - -i TO he SOLD, a S EXTANT, .. FO %V LING PIECE, SHOI', BAG, and POWDER FLASK. he former, when new, cost Ten Pounds ; the latter, Thre Pounds Ten Sh1111•gs. Price, £5. Address A 105, Northern Times 0 tee. )0 be DISPOSED OF, in one of the most .respectable busy thoroughfares in t•own, in conee queue° of HI health, an excellent Double Fronted SPIRIT VAULTS. The returns aLerage near y per.weeit, and might be mu, h in creased by an e .terprising party acmstomed to the business. Incoming for goodwi 1 and fittings, including haptelie table, &c.. £B5O. —Ad dress A 101, Northrrn Times race. TO - CONTRACTOES, Mast/J.lz,, AND Q GARR 1 MEN. 1.10 BE SOLD, an ex c ellent: : Set of Double ROLLERS, with HOPPER, contained in a rong Cast-iron, Precise, suitable for Crushing Sugar or any hard substance, or Grinding tkictimakinit the rollers are four in ntimber, two übove and two below, with turned cylinder., strong wrought and turned shafts. powerful wheel, gearing constructed in a peculiar manner for wo king economically.—Apply to Mr. Li ollerhe:id, Messrs. Holme and Nicol. 10 Benson-street. Lislerpool. , TO BE SOLD, and may be seeli at: now fixed up, at the Reservoir, in' Andley-,`reel, Everton, a Horizontal Fight-horse Power is NGINE, and Teu-itorse Tubular BGILLIi, wish all Hoisting Gear, Fr.imewoi k, ece., .complete • has been used for hoisti ng l arge stones out o f t h e quarry. .4,30, alargo and well-constructed BdL6 FdAME, by WDoull, of Glasgow, ia eluding in the same frame a High-pressure ENGINE, with Gearing and everything rowdy for work. Abo, a Patent Deal FitAblE, upon the same principle, tart without the engine above, whit Ge complete.—Apr ly to Mr. tiollerhead, Messrs. Holme and Nicol, 10, benson-street, Liverpool. R. NT. oDDER, HATTER, 41, ellUftCll ST:ZEST, Respectfully announces that his newest styles for tho toaliou are ready. GENTLEMEN'S PARIS lIATS. FINE PARISIAN FELTED HATS. TRAVELLING, SHOOTING, RUSrICATJNO MATS Ara/ CAPS, IN EVERY TASTEFUL AND USEFUL FORM. PATENT STRAW, LEGHORN, PANAIIIA, AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OF SUMMER RAM filitni( 4)4 Ctrif on. BoitOUGLI OF LIVEUPOOL. E LE CTION OF COUNCILLORS Va.m.m.mm ON MONDAY, 2ND NOVEMBER, 1857, The Burgesses of the Sixteen Wards will have ti supply the Annual Vacancies by Electing One Councillor for each Ward, to ruve for Three Years. The following are the Councillors who go out of Offico : No. 1, or Ererton Ward .... Mr. Daniel Crosthwaite. No. 2, or Scotland Ward...... Mr. Archibald Charles Stewart. No. 3, or Vauxhall Ward Mr. Edward Bradley. • No. 4, or St. Paul's Ward ....Mr. John Rowland McGuftle. No. 5, or Exchange Ward .....Mr. Thomas Littledale. No. 6, or Castle strast Ward ..Mr. Hugh Hornhy. No. 7, or Saint Peter's Ward .. Mr. Harmood Banner. No. 8, or Pitt Street Ward Mr. Samuel Robert Graves. No. 9, or Great George Ward.. Mr. Thomas Wagstaff. No. 10, or Rndr ey Street Ward Mr. Charles Mozley. No. 11, or Abercromby Ward .. Mr. John Abraham Tine. No. 12, or Lime Street Ward .. Mr. James Johnson. No. 13, or St. Anne Street Ward Mr. Joseph Kitchen. No. 14, or West Derby Ward ..Mr. Richard Mitchell Beckwith No. 15, or South Toxteth Ward Mr. John Stewart. No. 16, or North Tosteth Ward Mr. Bernard Hall. • THE FOLLOWING POLLING PLACES Have ben appointed by the respect've Aldermen and Assessors. and are approved by the Mayor. No. 1, •or EVERTON WARD. A BOOTH, opposite to IllaranAv's COFFEE HOUSE, RUPERT - LAVE. No. 2, or SCOTLAND WARD. The HOUSE, N'. 13, on the West side of BEVINGTON HILL , occupied by T. (Was, as a Temperance Hotel. No. 3, or VAUXHALL WARD. The HOUSF. occupied by GEORGE GUBDIN, No. 107, on the West Side of VAUXHALL ROAD, neerly opposite the end of Paul Street. No. 4, or ST. PAUL'S WARD. The HOUSE, of Mr. Jour( Mexusa, at the North West Corner of ST. PAUL'S SQUARE. No. 5, or EXCHANGE WARD. The North Eni of the SESSION 1101. HE, in CHAPEL STREET. No. 6, or CASTLE STREET WARD. The COMMERCIAL HOTEL, DALE STREET, occupied by Mr.Dsiimr. No. 7, or SAINT PETER'S WARD. The PUBLIC HOUSE, Sign of the RING 0' BELLS, In SCHOOL LANE, occupied by ANN HOUGHTON. No. 8, or PITT STREET WARD. The COMMUTES ROOM, of the SOUTH CORPORATION SCHOOL, In PARK.LANE. No. 9, or GREAT GEORGE WARD. The SHOP, No. 70, on the North Side of NELSON STREET, occopied by EDWIN THOMAS. No. 10, or RODNEY STREET' WARD. The COFFEE HOUSE, NJ. 71, near the entrance to the NEW ARCADE. on the a ast side of Kt NS HAW STREET, occupied by Mr. MITCHELLi. No. 11, or ABERCROIM WARD. The PFICENIX INN,Zaa the East Side of Id , , , UNT PLE '.S.INT, ocenplel by EDWIN Rostssoe. No. 12, or LIME STREET WARD The HOUSE, No. 88, en the SDutLk S (41' LONDON ROAD, occupied by EDWARD FORD, No. 13, or SAINT ANNE STREET WARD The HOUaE of Mrs. HINDLE, - No. 55, on the West Side of CHRISTIAN STREET. No. 14. or NEST DERRY WAID. The HOUSE, on the South Side of EDGE HIr,L. in the occupation of Joax JACKSON, and opposi e Mary's Church. No. 15, or SOUTH TOXTETH WARD. The SHOE' on the West Side of PAM( ROAD, occupied by ELIZA GOULD, near the Church of St. John the Baptist. No, 16, or NORTH TOXTCTII WARD. The HOUSE, No. 60, SAIN JAMES' PLACE, occupied by WILLIAM JONES. • The time allowed for Polling is from Nine o'clock in the Forenoon to Four o'clock in the Afternoon ; but the Presi •ing Officers have power to close the PJII at any time before Four o'cl ck, It one hour shall have e aped during waich no Vote shad have been tendered for any Candidate. At the request of the Aldermen and Assessors of Vets respective Wards and on my own behalf, F. SHAND, BlA3ron. Town Hall, 29th October, 1857. TO THE ELECTORS OF ST. PE I ER'S WARD. GrNTLEAIEN,—Mr Banner has issued an Advertisement, which has also been exteasively placarded throe : h the Ward, in which he is pleased to say that I had "thought proper to state in the NORTHEN DAILY Trues that the Church in Myrtle-street. attached to tne Orphan Asylum, was erected by t . nbscription, while the credit of building it is taken to myself." In reply permit nr! to say, that not having been the author of the lade e to which Mr. fia.:ner refers, the &legation that A have misrepresented him is UN TRUE. I have too high a respect tor Mr, Canner as a private Citizen to allow me' to say one word in his disparagement, but at the same time I cannot al'ow him even in the midst of an election excitement, to attribute to me personally, any aniel3 which .may appear in a public journal with whin!, I ha,pen to i ave connection. I an, Gentlemen, your obedient_ Servant, CHARLES WILLMER. South John-street, October 28,1857. TO THE ELECTORS OF SAINT PETER'S IVASD. GENTLEMEN, —The receipt by me of a requi Eitiou from a very numerous and highly respectable portion of your body, inviting ste to al ow myself to be nominated as a candidata to represent 3ou in the Town Council, leaves me no other course (compatible with a sense rif clu•y) than to come I orward as a c-ndidate for your soffeages, at the approaching Municipal Election. C:innected as I have been with your ward, as a ratepayer in it, for a period of nearly t went/ years, such a mark of your confidence is hiwitevae-ai iepresentats.;e, iii the council, I beg to assn e yOu that my best exertions shall be con inually exercised to 'onward your nterests, and that, of the community generally, Although we have a compare; ive abssnce of great party cries, and subjects ot . cctritention. I co-ceive there are an anundarice of obje:ts to which the attention and labotns of 3 our representatives should be directed. The present state of the tupply of water, cannot longer be borne with ; it calls f.r the earnest attention, and immediate action of your Town Council ; the supply of so importac.t a necessa , y of life and health, in the pure state, overides all other consiCerations; and from the interests involved, demands an early settlement. Tnat your Corporitte funds should be managed with the greatest eco nomy, is su evident a proposition, that I will only allude-to it by paying, that the att-ntion of your council should be kept constantly alive to the necessity of keeping the expenditure of the great revenue entrusted to their management, and derived from the hard labour of all the various classes of the community at the lowest point compatible with the wants and interests of that community. Connected wit this sub ject, s another o great importance. It is highly essentirl, that a varetul revision of the Corporalon Property should be made, so that it may be c early ascertained what it consists. I here are may other sutjects which caunq be more than touched upon, within ths limits of n a i dress, such as the spreading of Edu cation—the fostering of useful institistions, and etwating influences which I hold to be tce duty of oar local legtelature. Toes, subjects, if it be your p:easure to return me as your . representative, shall have the nr - -st earnest and industrious appiicat:on of my abilities applied to them.--: remain, Gentlemen, yours obedient servant, • C. T. DOWRING. South John -street, October 15th, 1857 VAUXHALL WARD. AMEETING of the Liberal Electors of Vauxhall Ward favourlble to the return of C. J. COR.BELLY, ESQ, Will be held at the home of MR JOHN H. SLOAN, 127, VAUXHALL ROAD, n SATURDAY, 31st instant, at bight o'clock p m Mr. CCRBALLY and other gentlemen will attend and address tha Di eeting. WALV , TI F. McGRFGnR, Fsq., Chairman. JOHN MURDuCK, Vise Chairman. JOHN HA rgE, Hon. Sec. Committee Room, 31th Oct., 1857. 16',VERTON AND KIRKDALE WARD, MELLY FOR EVER!!! The CAIMUTEE for conducting the ELECUON of GEOFGE MELt_Y, E- Q., keg to impi_ss upon E'ectors the necessity of being EARLY AT THE POLL On MONDAY morning neat, accompanle 3 by their Friends, as an EARLY RECORD OF THEIR VOTES Will not only affird the best evidenc , . of their zeal in the good cause, but at the same time wi l mate:laity aid the Committee in their efforts. cg- In addition to the tamal Committee Rooms In Evert :n and Kirkdal?, a House has been engaged for Monday Lest, n ar the P,.ll'ng Thoth, opposite Halliday's Coffce-heuse, where Mr. Melly's Friends can obtain Voting Papers and every inforrnati .n. C. MILLWARD, Hon. Sec. Commit'ec Room, Oct. 31st, 1857 . TO THE EL FCTOIVit OF ARERCROMBY WARD. GENTLEMEN,—WhIIefuIIy sensible of the honour conferred upon those whom you el, et to be your representatives in the Council, I am int less keenly alive to thie onerous duties and responsibilities which the cons: ientions exercise of the trust involves. If, therefore, I have acceded to the request of a large and important body of the Electors of the Ward to solicit your suffrages at this hlection, it has not been from personal considerations, bat ft*, m motives of mon;cipal p y, that you may have the lull and fair opportunity of registering your vutis, so as to enforce your own Jews. My opinio 78 are well known to many ci! you. Pesident in thew rd for '25 years, I have always pone he ,rt,ly and actively with you in toe sirugglo Ll' those great privileges, Parliamentary and Municipal, which we now ,njoy. In council p )11 cs, I deprecate mere party spirit, but like fair play. I bel;eve ray fellow-townsmen fully entitled to every advantage that can br elitairad from air, icions employment of the corporate fui.d—such as improvements in our streets and approaches, the extension of parks tor recreation and exercise, the increa e otfree libraries for rim - al and int,le tial training, and, I may add, especially at this conjune uro,ithe free and full use and enjoym nt, for domesti:•parpos• 8, of those eacious springs which Once were, and I trust :gain will be, our boast and our de'ight. There are other and impertant ones ter the wirers of the Pike, so that, with both sources at command, th e to wn may have an Unparalleled supply. It would be not less derogatory to you than to me to make a peronal anvass. Sho9ld you, gent' men, think fit to confer on me the honour of being your representative, I shall consider it n y duty to advocate every economy which is conskteut with efficiency, to give an earnest attet,tion to all questions of public Interest that may come before the Co.incd, and, above all, 'o exercise the privilege of voting thereupon with a )espectful consideration for the declared wishes and wants of this great community.—l am, gentlemen, your obedien , servant, JOci.PH A hiDgRSON. 9, Oiferd•street, Oct. 24, 1857. THE COMMIT TEE for conducting the ELECTION of JOSE PET A NDERS Esq., SIT DAILY, at the Phoenix Inn, ht nnt-p i erwmt. GEORGE MAXWELL, Chairman. WILLIAM HANNAH, V ce chairman. JOHN STOWAHD, JOHN MAUS, 7 ". 8"-8. ET. PETER'S WARD. RE-ELECTION OF HARMOOD BANNER, ESQ. THE COMMITTEE for conducting the Re election of Mr. BANNER SIT DAILY at their Rooms, in Church-alley, the corner of School-lane, where all personal commu nications or letters from Mr. Banner's Supporters will be received. By order of the Committee, THOMAS BRANCH, Chairman. ROBERT FRODSHAM, Vice-Chairman. EDWARD WEBSTER, Hon. Secretary. Mr. CHARLES WILLMER has thought proper to state, in the NoxaoEstN DAILY TIMII9, that the Church in Myrtle-stre.t. attached to th, Orphan Asylums, was erected by SUBSCRIPTION, whilst the credit of bui'ding it is taken to myself. However unwilling I may be to push myself before the public in matters of this kind, i mint, in my own defence, and to counte -act the electioneering use to wh'ch such an allegation is turned against me in this contest, declare the statement to be utterly untrue. The Church was bui't SJlely at my own expense. Oct. 27th, 1857. HARMOOD BANNER. TO THE BURGESSES OF SCOTLAND WARD. GENTLEMEN, _Having been waited upon by a large and influential deputation of my Fellow Burges3es, many of whom are known to me and highly esteemed, requesting that I should slow myself to be pnt in Nomina tion as a Candidate at the forthcoming Election, to represent your interest in the Town Council ; I feel . that I should be wanting in a sense of public duty if I did not at once respond to their wishes, notwithstanding my long-cherished preference for the retirement of private life. I regard it as altogether unnece sary to make any allusion to my political views, a 3 my antecedents are before you, and which, you are awa- e, have always been for Progress and Reform. Among the many questions of local interest, which demand the attention of your Repre en'ative, that of the supply of pure and wholesome Water, seems to me to be the molt pressing; and, as I am thoroughly convimd of its being practicable, my utmost endeavours shall re exerted for an unadulterated supply of the Red Sandstone Water f all dietetic purposes. In the application of the public money I trust you will always find me the advocate of the most rigid economy consistent with efficiency. Should I be honoured by your choice, you will find mews my best efforts, by voice and vote, to carry our and support al! such other measures as may tend to improve the moral condition, and promote the health and comf rt of the Burgesses and inhabitants generally.— I am. Gentlemen, your obedient servant. Burlington House, Waterloo, Oct. 22, 1857. WILLIAM LIVERSIDG Nl. rp HE COMMITTEE for conducting MR. LIVERSIDGE'S ELECTION SIT DAfLY, at the TRAVELLER'S REST INN, Scotland-road, whore the Electors may obtain every informs , ion. JOHN 811.1.3.C0CH, Chairman. JOSEPH HEALING, Vice-Chairman, FRANCIS WPHiLLIP =, Hon. Sec. feloacp. ADELPHI LOAN AND DISCO UN CONIPANY-LIMITED. OFFICiS : 38, RENSHAW STREET, LIVERPOOL, AND 36, HAMILTON STREET, BIRKENHEAD, MANCHESTER AND ST. HELENS. This Company has now a Capital of £75,000, a ith power to increase it to a Quarter of a Million Sterling. The present amount of business transacted is equal to £130,000 per annum. The Office at Birkenhead has been opened for the special convenience of residents on the Cheshire side of the river, for which purpose a clerk will be in daily attendance, and business can be transacted in all respects the same as at the Liverpool office. L9ANS GRANTED on Approved Security (and on the shortes notice), is Sums from 45 to 41,001, ht the following charges:— Entire 4. barge, Including Form of Application 410 repayable at ss. per week ..... 40 12 6 420 Ss. 450 2es. 4100 ~ 40s. 41200 80s. I 4 0 2 IS 6 .... 5 15 0 . 11 10 0 And n; - Avards, in the same proportion. Advances can be obtained, to be repaid by other instalments thee; weekly, or for fixed and longer periods. BILLS DISCOUNTED. Parties residing in the country can be accommodated on paying a rea..onab7e extra charge for travelling expenses. For Prospectuses and other information, apply, as above; to CHRIS. ELLISON, Manager. JOHN ELLISON. Secretary. nil HE ALBION LOAN AND DISCOUNT COMPANY-LIMITED. -L. CAPITAL £lOO,OOO, IN SHARES OF .tlO EACH. OFFICES-4, CLAYTON SQUARE, LIVERPOOL. LOANS FROM £2O TO £l,OOO BILLS DISCOUNTED. Shares of the first distribution can be allotted, and particular*); Leans obtained, on application to JOSEPH C. CAZAVER, Manager, 1 4 T 1: DT) T T tNT C , 11 • HEAD Opyzot—LORD.STREET CRAMBEr.s, 87, LORD STREET, LIVER.POOL. BRANCII OFFIcs-13, MAILKET-STREET, MANCHESTER, CAPITAL, X 50,000. Loans advanced Iron .e 2.0 to 450 a, to be repaid in Twelve months, by weedy, monthly, or quarterly instalments. BILLS DISCOUNTED. loans advanced from £lOO to 41,100. to exten4 over Teflon 01 one, two, or three years, at 5 percent. For Prospectuses. &e.. apply personally or by letter to JOHN AT HERTON, 87. LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. 71, 1 . 0 N E Y.—X2O to 5.',1,000 ADVANCED to , e,+ LT ; responsible parties by Mr. Sutcliffe, local manager to Royal Farmers' Fire, Life, and Hall Insurance Company,lo, James-street. Liverpool. 5( . ) TO £2 —T E PROTECTOR LOAN and ANNUITY COMPANY GRANT LOANS from one to five ye era, at 5 per cent. per annum, repayable by instal ment, upon Personal or Roil Security. Total interest upon £m), if repaid quarterly, (or twelve months, £3 23 6d. Local manager, G. H. Goodall, 14, Tarlton-street, Liverpool. W ILDE BROTHERS WHOLESALE CABINET MANUFACTURERS, 8 AND 10, HUNTER-STREET, 11, CUERDON-STREET, BYROM-STREET, Beg to inform the inhabitants of Liverpool and its Vicinity, tha they have OPENED part of their Waralionse as SHOW ROOMS, FOR A RETAIL TRADE. Parties Furnishing will effect a 8 vin of 25 per cent. by purchasing from the Manufacturers. EXPORT ORDER 3 PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO. THE TRADE SUPPLIED AS USUAL SOUNDLEeS ELASTIC INDIARUI3BE it FLOOR CLOTH, INI PERVIO LTS TO W T, INDESTRUCTIBLY BY DAMP, SOFT TO THE TREAD, AND WARM TO THE FEET. INCALOR WAFERPRITT CDATS, CAPES, AND OVERALLS. LADIES', GEN , LEMENS, AND CH ILD REN's OVERSHOES. WATER BEDS AND PILLOWS, And al Articles , Manaictured of In is-rnbber. at CALEB WALE ER'6, INDIA-RUBBER DEFOr, WELLINGTON-BUILDINGS, 42, SOUffi CA3TLE-STREET. LEAD AND Bit Ass WORKS, 74, DUKE-STRE!;:T, LIVERPOOL. R °BERT. ANDERSON & CO MANUFACTURERS OF LEAD, WATER, AND GAS PIPES, BRASS FOUNDERS, COPPERSMITHS, &c., BRASS WORKS FOR PLUMBERS, ENGINEERS, AND GA:yFITTERS, OF OWN MAKE, BRASS CASTINGS TO ANY SIZE UNDER THREE TONS TO TOBACCONISTS, HOTEL K' . .EPERS, AND Ofth.RS. .A Large assortment of BRITISH& FOREIGN .:IGARS, we!! matured, and not to be surpassed by any ()Lila iattae in the trade, at the undermentioned :li RY LOW PRICES!! BRITISH. FOREIGN. Per lb. Box. Per lb Box. (is lid LARANAGAS s 28s ?AT uN S ............ 26s Od d :1-a,? HAVANNAS-12s & Cd NA! - tAGAS 7:0,0 A LIAS.... 6ci anct I4s Ott ING ENI) IDA FOREIGN. let Class CA BAN AS 2nd Class CA3ANAS 3ss Od I.OPESZ ..308 Od L. GOLD 4, ST. GEORGE Lrcrxrz SMITH, '8 CRESCENT, POOL THE REMAINDER of the SUMMER. STOCK of TOYS, PER kIIBULAToRS, &c., SELLING OFF AT COST PRICE, AT W HMO O N'S GENERAL F . AN.CY REPOSITORY, ST. GEORGE'S HOUSE 22, ISLINGTON. RIMWADE'S PATENT DESICCATED MILK 11 MANUFACTOKY. SHEEPCOTE FARM, HARROW-ON-THE-lIILL, MIDDLESEX, Wholesale Agents— WILLIAM ROBERTS & Co., 10, COOPER'3,EQW, LIVERPOOL. 3ilul3lfc Xotfrt4. 13 11,° ' LIVERPOOL BOROUG H ---- ~,, 0 01 191141 0 1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that an E.... be L icer_t, GENERAL MEETING of the PROPRIETORS of ‘ ylve - ; Borough Bank, will be held at the Bank, in Water-stree;l ovjeclid On TUESDAY, the Tenth day of NOVEMBER, 18 57, a t TWe Affa tis fro* Noon, for the purpose of receiving a Statement of 1 -.., ,utiOg aft Concerns of the Company, and also of assen iin g to, oroo-,100 .. a resolution to be then proposed for rrgistering the Coln,t;l4 1 5 5 .1.0 f n,r,clr the Joint Stock Companies' Act, of 1857, ° " . consideration such other measures as in the present ADSrfopir the Bank may be deemed advisable. T. EL1..1131 Liverpool Borough Bank, Liverpoo', Oct. 29, 18 57 ' tog -i iii MRS. MURLESS respectfully intumW that her NOVELTIES for the Season the be ready for inspection on and after TURSDAT 1"51' 3rd NOVEM BEE.. 1, BOLD STREET. WINTER FASHIONB.,titiIIY WILLIAM HENDERSON resPe„ ..g d iost. , announces, that on TUESDAY nxt,the leo and f llowing days, he will be prepared toes how tb e Na' Novelties in MILLINERY, MANTLES, and DRESS ° 41, CHURCH-STREET . MUSIC. f S t ' i fe R. WHITELEGGE, Organist of the James's Church, Naw BRIGHTON , s'°' - ORGAN, PIANOFORTE, s , ncl SINGING. -POPLAR COTTAGE, ~.i. ST. GEORGE'S MOUNT, NEW BiLlag yr N O s ' 1 - WILLIAM Jubilee Buildinc , s, 16, Lord Street, otePo experience and 27, Dickinson ' S reet, ManJiester, frcl zi a itd, Accountant, in the Ilevi.ion of Books of Account,oo7o practising in the Couris of Banktuptci I n of eg,0,„.0 1 _ is enabled undertake the Audit and Adjustine!'..ii oba.di'ap., the arrari e of Financial Affairs in connection " D ebt 4, 70 Estates, the m C e o n i!ecting or Purchasing of outstanding . o p) conducting ' and managing in general of the us ual Creditors in the winding up ot.lnsolvant Concerns. _ , • Se 11" very best LONDON lIAT , lug" Ao . Quality, anti Ventilation require no Pu ff or Ff'tl' sell them W . OCP' OOD, 73, LORD STREET, LIVE.** "TAY AND CHAFF CT, ' OAT CRUSHERS BEAN IvIILL'T: s, DOMESTIC FLOUR Pk ANDERs(iN's (LATE) SAINSB I I WATER M ANUFAC TOR , AND REFRESHMENT Ito c‘l4' 22, EXCIIANGE-STRKET EAST. SUMMER BEVER AG ES se aIIPROVED SEMLITI: POWDERS AND SUPER' WATER. AO ° MACKENZIE. A, P M IDDLEMASS'S CE' )3g EDINBURGH BISCUITS. THE NOTED ROWLEY BlSCUrr g ', l 4 . . BARCLAY'S STOUT AND ALE.SOPP'S A m A WILTSHIRE A.LEt r , CROWN HOTEL, LAWTOIN'" OUT OF BOLD-STREET. THOS. CHESHIRE & CO. 49, PARADISE-SIREET, LIVEEFOOL i' F. LAM PAR 1 ) ,,101/'0 0 Begs to draw the attention of the Pudic to his Vii"" e „ lull a s hich are allowed Ly his oust, mere to he superior w, Alt Dor the town. He particularly ii:vites a trial of bis '6bil l to ale # Allsopp's Mild and Bitter in capital condition; i' °° ~(10/ Stoat; Wines and Spirits of the choicest quality. ~,,,k (re' An ORDINARY Daily, at Half-past One e'c w-- It Two); charge Is. AG , t ' . O P Chops ane Steaks at any minute; Welsh Pabtits. - ,', O ;Ile N Eight.;B.—lP SUPPERs every Monday and Fridat'''',,, v Half-past charge (including gless of above ale) , ' •FA C' NOTICE TO THE PUBJ-I a ‘A NU - 45' „OOX'S CHEAP CHANDELIER I \ l ' Poof nBS ik _} TORY. GAS-FITTING, and GL- - door ° HOUSE, is No. 39, RENSHAW-STREET (three 4 Newingtcn). , 0 0 * N.R.. All floods Pold at this Fstabl'shment a e Wi'' pi, ! 1 J d ALE! ALE!! AL-- ! Pr' „or ° THE Liverpool Public have new an ° rh -L of tasting the celebrated and far-famed SOMFRSETSIIIRE A 5 4 . Which stands unrivalled in Bristol and the West of g n g i'll' i ,ofi r have pronounced it unparalleled, and on their verdiet t4e has pleasure in inviting a trial. DRAWN AT THE STORES OF J. A. GREEN AND BROTE(SI°' 4- IT'''ION.STRNET, Orr PALS-so°l. -------- Di C OALS FOR, THE EAST of The and -t:..gned supply the following 4o" —es COAL AND PATENT F ri° I f I'' L HONOURABLE EAST INDIA C03 1 " 14 LAIRD'S WELSH HARTLEY COAL, Shipped at Al of which are on the NATIONAL PATENT FUEL, CARR'S HARTUY, Shipped at Newcastle. 11 4 584P 4 1 The Steam Coals tupplied by the undersigned are to , Steamers of the Peninsular and Cliental Stea 14443 any, Royal West India Mail Company, Paciac Stew" ref ," Company, African Steam-ship Company, Austrian li ef- A It eet Pr Marine, the English Admiralty, and the Honourable Company. CARR'S MERT El YR, Shipped at Cardiff, W. & H. LA lED• 23, Castle-street, 1 iverpool. Jl 4 r. NOTHING NEW UNDER IP- r THE believers in thi s may ; consoling doctrine—but perhaps sora° .- 0 0 e w p; geological gentleman wo u ld b e g , o d e nough tO f tO self in the year 1557, and tell us w her e then °'°' A BOX OF LUCIFER IIiATCOS femnd— ELECIRIC TELEGRAM; PERAMBULATORS: A DAILY PAPER FOR A PENNY f GAS S rEAM I INDIA RUBBER :110E3! OIL A BUTTER PLACE _...,, _______ ___ -----"-- fl;' o rri H r ' * _L HE GREAT LANDING co . ~, epo e tni t, now fitly of the Press to dev o te such a by ' Ol5, • a telling us that the New St ags i s s upported .. icel'' and t'other, then wa all k now ver y we ll that " supplied 14,000 empty B u tte r B oxes for the PO ° . n th. (,) UTSIDE—They are coated with Gum Trig fro INSIDE—They are well smeared with Gengi_ l l B . Dt_______l ___/ / The:etore will last and float for eve ---- --___ _ ---- _ pki3O" THE BATCH OF NEW -I" ,1.1 s,lnte The powers that be ars .h )it ';) r ):); ' w oo: aristocracy of ErAn. Light is to be let i n on tu; ""1 Lords! The creator of "Tie New Zea lander, 0006 0 Agamemnon of BUTTERMEN are to enter the Peers arm in arm. The former as Baron Macaulay, The lat as Lt , RD LIVERPOOL KELLY THE BUTTERNIAN' SUPPLIES SHIPS, SHOPS, DEALERS, AT THE BACK OF ST. JOHN'S g AniC , E n :lO ,l5ll5. 8 4 COI`IF-- ..Ar thel°l;o NINETEEN Dalivetlea of Goods Daily all °— tlio I° ' Every descriftion of LUTTER may be Lad bete 6. - Trade Price. . Wen' Each day's sale l u t e t we l v e hours—from Seve n Lc) hoe t° ' No use to a ppl y at one momen t after the adverti sed D l . S e NlOß nottoltef o E'S 2s Semiold PEN wi ll ;:ft is 2 the slightest degree by use, or corrode if A Pgd.Usefel, durable ven.—Corner of Bold-stree" w " R ?ATE IT _ _sun( CASE; I:10R%; to 4 , PPoalte the 40 i ts ti 4 RUGS 8T At At RUGsBYg, s AlipkG l u L . FELT sv i st 4 ATR EI U ND U CNIVENDEI k'4 WE V T E 1 44 4 1L 4 5TE, of th i i "b AND RI titt%"arl?Y ° " s Can o -, L o N )4 .n•STI 4 ht t 4 k4 l4 i. liAlD Lq qic -4 8 Nor tip t ‘ o , ,, ,Yl o k. f t, vi:confidenti, ql ks CH Lkk. 1 $ TEL p, ttt!il 411710 E It4 o l l ba cZo t f i t L tk lt ; Bi 0 doeS • z suff rattliO, or an Itt,tfr,o7plief by ..4kkeAtt()v!l 'tterjci.togethrre' ts6Lb 11 CI: 2 :14 lINT. ,(,.. t ottlsa 1 s V IV , / k,oto . 0 A P t' ' 1 4 41 / 1 -'8 4 tll,4: o Peedy Itk,.ll ,o,la n e y a f t v , N ' 1 ,reet East ol); AN Tl f6 9f , a Me 4 1 , 0 1 lAS, tittifltlTlßlll of Ne %th e 0 e ,4, 1a 4 c fo o l i 1 / 4 o th or:7, 4 , t of N„ N 4 to tree te n d d e l l Vee r _ of th e 2 A t o ittt h 4k ItESPI ( ON RIMIDAtt Sal ile ktil t o ,_ uou g h s k4o t i t iZ t ' i l iP t i°n, a Of a tte v n aP our ktikl, All ,AT o g v t at 1441:( EN'S i it .eei te 1 It ..% t 1 i t a *a rti; ' g i d r 4 47° 01 1 t ing ail, , . q,,l'e tt —, .sole , Lslin t h " foi 4 erras e g `, likli t ,, Dostag:: OFFICE FIXTUhES, Always on Hand, fur SALE, aT GEORGE CHUCK'S, JOINER AND CABINET MAKER, 16, REDC ROSS STREET. O.N .6ALE a - splendid dark brown ‘.,arriage HORSE, 16 hands 2 inctes high, one of the finest 2 horses in England ; also, a tirst-rate C )B, 14 hands inches high —got by the celelvateal Amtrioan horse Sam Slick, an can trot a mile under three minutest warranted sound.—Apply to Mr. C,...h.its Garner, Lime-street, who will refer any party to the owner.