The Daily Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-03-26 00:00:00

Cr Parties answering . ; Adeirtiseinenti #,Yra . TIMES are reguekted to attend to the follow:4 TA '4l)4. nations . .--- Address (eizpital letter and number) DAILY TIMEBtn Office. means :that ;application , mitt be:)nadel)y'letteri. and in no other way. • • . , Bee reference list mettns,that parties shottlreioinine the list of references at our Ojice. , Applications not in .conformity with these.instructions cannot be attended to. • - ' fisl7rtii attliTtfb*. WANTED, a A liarplattive,LAD; with a good c h aracter. Apply at 3, Brunswick-street. - -IvANTED, a good SERVAIqT OP ALL tonai. Must have a good clas.racten from last i place, and be used, to children. Sqe Reference Litt Tiniy Times office. ' WANTED, a WATCH . MOTION MAKER,' to work ii-donit. NoAe need apply c3tept those- with -good character ; Constant work. 'Address, J. B. Ward, 24 : Queen=street, Cl e rkenwell, London. 214nu:29 HOW TO EARN THREE POUNDS PER WEER, ANI) UPWARDS. , t :, •-;! RESPECTABLE YOUNG MEN, o f go Od a ddress, may learn how to earn the above Sum, on applying by letter; s ating references. t01Z. 4 Daily Times office. "NIT ANTED , immediately, a respectalsle Young Woman as GENERAL SERVANT. One accustomed tdWashil*- and ironing. Unexceptionable references must lie 'given. Apply at 2, Cromwell-terrace, Berwick-street, Welt Derby road. ' " ,3mr2727 W ANTED, .a thoro ugh famil yw S u t i lt:A . N re T OF ALL W no R.ORK,:bfa washer and ironer indispensable. Twelve months' character required. , English, or Scotch Protestant. ' Apply at 86, Northumberland-terrace, 3mr2B . , SCHOOLMISTRESS ; - 11TANTED, for a mixed school in •Cheshire, a Certifiated , MISTRESS, t,o.whom a *lary of 450 !Wound be Unexceptimiablei reference as' 'to ca pe it Icharacter'vrill be required. Address, by letter to the Secretary, Uppon School, Upton, Birkenhead:' ~ , 245 BOROUGH. OF .LIVERPOOL. ; • A COLLECTOR of RATES is wanted by the CORPORA /3.. TION of LIVERPOOL. Salary and poundage estimated to produce £l5O per annum. Age of applicant; =lege already in the Corporation' service, not to exceed 35. ` Satisfactory, security retAltred to. the amount of £l,OOO. person, appointed will not be allowed to engage in any other occupa tion. • Sealed applicqtions•for the above situation, are to•be - matle in writing, stating the age and previousoccupation'Of the party, addressethto,the.• " Health Committile;" and to be left • sit "the office of the Town-clerk, Public-offices, CornWallis-stxeeti, endorsed " Application for Collectorship," on or 'before the 7th April next.-137 , order •,• • . 1 • 1 WM: SHIITTLEWORTII, Town-clerk Public-offices, Cornwallis-street, 233 ed March, 1860: • " I r l 0 be SOLD, a Terrace of Eight Front 'LOUSES, situate on the east side of Talbot stre e t, and north sicte a .Erskine' eet, Islington. Tenure Leasehold for an Unexpired term of ' .11 years.--Rental-5117 -10 s per annum. The above-will - be disposed of (ate very reasonable price to ckifie a tr 94 , eatatt 'Apply to Mri George Byford, al, , Date4itreet. -4 A . 1 ' - -- . /1110. be-SOLD, * large modem-built DWELLING-110P3E,, j_ sitnate at, the south end of Netherfield-road. North/ Everton, and haring a frontage to the same of about 15fyanls by 64,yards deep,, Tenure Leasehold•fon about 950 years, and at present occupied by the owner. The above will.be disposed , of at a very reasonable price. Apply to Mr. Gi Ityford, ,32, Vale-street., • , 6mplogintut Marta'. To Braziers % Tip arid Iron -plate Workers, WhitesraithS , • Bellhangers. and Brassfltters. NV -ANTED, to APPRENTICE a Lad. from the Country. For particulars address A. S., Daily Times office. -. WAYT4I), by a respectable tructworttiy Female,o Situation, in the neighbourhood of Liverpoe or Manchester, as HOUSEKEEPER to a widower, or Head Nurse in a goad. /orally. Is a good needlewoman ; five years' character. Address, E. Ford, Post-office, Shiffnal, Shropshire. TO BREWERS. WANTED, by a young Gentleman, a SITUATION 'as BREWER, or Brewer and Manager, or with a view to a Partnership. Ile has had six yeirs' practical experience, and brewed under a Burton brewer, with .a good film. Can brew first-rate pale, bitter, and _, strong ales and porter. "Unexceptionable reterences` can be given. Apply to Mr. S. Averill, Broadway/ Worcestershire. Atisailantzus Rants, THERE is a VACANCY fora Lady or Two Sisters, as Par ". lour Boarders, in-a-Lady's Establishment. The -situation is particularly healthy, and in the immediate vicinity of Liver pool. Unexceptionable refeeetipetr, :aadi !Terms ,moderate. Address L. IL, Messrs. Smythe and Co., Booksellers, Bold street, Liverpool. 6mr26 W.NTED, for .Exportation ' Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's LEFT-OFF CLOTHES, for which the highest price will be given in cash. Ladles and Gentlemen waited upon at any hour in all parts of Lancashire and Cheshire. N.8. : --All kinds of Military bought. Address Mr or Mrs. Jackson, 47, Brow-nlow-hill. gft, gibarlling ousts. rpo be LET, Two TIOVSES, Nos. 58 aid 60,'Ciarence , grovel 1 Everton, each containing tWp good kitchens, two parlours, and four bedrooms. There are good yards at the back. Rent, £22. Apply to Mr. Hardisty, Itarririgtoti-street: 233 6m27 . ANFIELD. • MO be LET, a semi-detached HOUSE, 5, Asbleigil, containing two sitting-rooms, seven bedroonits, butler's pantry, hot and cold water, water.elostet, two good kitchens, and every modern convenience, with cesch-house and stable, and small garden at back. Cabbage-hall omnibus close by. Rent £5O. Apply on the premises. • 12ap5248 SUBUBMS OF LIVERPOOL. TO be LET,, a Semi-detached VILLA,-in the neighbourhood of Edge-lane, containing dining-room, drawing-room, six bedrooms, bath-room, kitchens, &c., aid having two gardens attached to' it. The whole or a part of .the furniture may be taken at a valuation, if' desired. The 'Old Swan omnibuses. , on both lines of road, pass near. - Address 8.F., office of the Doily ,Timq. tfo • BIRXEmiEAD. • • Tnpo be Lit, an excellent FAMILY HOUSE, situated in the Woodlands, • Cliftml Park, ,twelve ,minutes' walk from Woodside Ferry, containing good kitchens, tliree'eatertaining rooms, six bedrooms, two dressing, rooms, water closet, hot and cold bathe, gas, &c. Aptly to Josepn_craven,3,,liamatcay, square ; - Orta - David Craig, 26, Park-place, ,Liverpepl. May be seen at any time. ED' be ge, gusintsslumistk f 10 be LEf, a • PLUMBER'S SHOP, in Virghild-Vtieet; Oldhall-street. Key at Dir..littinblidge', Albany Vaults'. • 3mr 28 , 'l l O : t e LET, a DANCING ACADEMY, with House attached, I situate No. 1, Devon-street, late in theoccupa don of Messrs. Josset and Dugit. Address J. K., 18, Peter's-lane. 2378m28 CLARE HALL, CLARE-STREET, ISLINGTON. TO be LET, the above ROOM, suitable for 'holding Public • Meetings, Tea Parties, Benefit Societies' Meetings,, and Lectures, on reasonable terms. Apply to Mr. J, Parsoxage, No. 3, Islington. 3195-124 p Nnot; j Dutz L6L6 000 TRUST MONEY, in' One or more Smut./ , 9 to be advanced on first-elass Seburity, at £4 per Cent.-Apply to 3Lessrs. Carson, Ellis, and Field, 2olieitors, 3, Fenwick T street, Liverpool. 3mr24 . TRUST MONEY, in various SUMS, ready TO BE 0 : ADVANCED on Mortgage of eligible Freehold or Lease ho fli Property, at from o pt to £5 per cent. John, ,1114c 4 140, solicitor, p 13, Hactites-re . y, and 11, D4le-street, th*pool.. 24n4t23129' Zz be *Jib. it ft. TO be SOLD or LET, Two new Detached VILLAS, in Lilley road, Fairfield, containing_dining, drawing, and breakfast rooms, and butler's pantry, on the first floor; nine bedrooms, &easing-room, bath-room, closet, &c , with garden back and front. Apply on the premises. Also, to be Sold. ,Three HOUSES, Canton-street, Everton ; rental £72. Two HOUSES, east side of Berkley-street,' rental £9O; and Two lIOIiSES, lies. 4 and 5, Parkfield-street, Prince's-park ; rental £l6O. Apply at No. 51, Sefton-street, Brunswick Dock'. tfo A I LOAN AND DISCOUNT COMPANY,' PRESET zp,opp-AT.Nopluic4 (-) Sj 44.0.1 avrioirv, 38, RENSHAW-STREET, LIVERPOOL. BRANCH OFFICES : 30. BROWN-STREET, MANCHESTER. at, eAmmiolf-sTitErr; 15, MARKET-SQUARE, ST. ItiLEN'e. OA, LIINE-EITAEET, PUESTON.t it o L p i ,* 11T s 0 .4.,,N 4J,Ii ' l ' BILLS D'lScOt TOW)9' NtED 4314 1. a I R EVERY DESCRIPTION OF AVAILABLE SECURITY, • ON THE MOST (LIBERAL TERMS. Applications made •at rthe .Head. (knee or at any of the (ranch Ottces will be promptly atttlide; to. ia2i3de3l -ir ti - LttiS. ELLISON, Manii‘r. --1. JOHN ELT SON, sicretar7 WILLIAM BAYLIVIP;11 . BILLIARD TABLE MAKER, 15, HOUGHTON-STREET, LIVERPOOL 119au27 „TO, VIE -lINHARRIF.XII': :' i . 3 ; ~ r IF . 4)tr WISH TO MARRY, se nd a s t am p e d, addtessed envelope, and you will hear of a BE.Citgr how to win oppositedez, male or femal e , o ld or yo g, rich or •poo r , p possessing or otherwis e . Add r ess J. Wriklu, Esq., Chiyton- treet, Newcastle-upon . -Tyne. 232 C E R N S,o' 'A ! aptf3 . ' . l br isallantous. A Broadwood and Son's semi-grand PIANO-FORTE, in Aelgant rosewood case, full compass. Cost, about eighteen months ago, One ,Hundred and Twenty Guineas; cash price, Sixty-five Guineas. Apply at Ilfr. Musie Warehouse, Hamilton-street, Birkenhead. enir3l ABroadwOod Cabinet PIANO-FORTE, in rosewood case, si octaves, in excellent condition. Twelve Guineas. Apply a t Mr. _ltya.ll's Music Warehouse r Hamilton - street, Birkenhead, near Woodside Ferry. 6inr3l APEDALLER, by Pleyel, of Paris, played with the Piano-. forte, and so essential to an Organist who is anxious , to perfect himself in the use of pedals without the trouble of attending the organ. Cost forty-five Guineas, now offered for Twenty-eight Guineas. Equal to new. May be seen at Mr.. Ryall's Music'Warehouse, Hamilton-sfreet, Birkenhead. 6inr3l • • '20.13R r;WERS, PUBLICANS; &c.- rilo be DISPO6ED OF, the PLANT and BUSINESS of,that old-established BREWERY, known ,aa " Brick-Street Brewery," i.ituate in Brick-street, 'St. James's-street, Liverpool, and occupied for the last quarter of a century by _the late W. Mountfield, Esq. The above is in good working condition, and well adapted for carryiog on a snug business, being capable of brewing from fifteen to s xty barrels per week. An'angements _may be made to secure the supplying of Several public-heuses, if desired. For particulars, and cards - to vie v, #pplk to W. G. Manner, estate agent, &c., 19, Slater-street, Bold-street, Liver pool- .Gmr29 PRECIOt.S STONES. JUST FORFEITED, a most magnificent fi rst - water chister DIAMOND RlNG,•handsomeiy mounted, with an extra brooch mount, containing eleven clear and perfect gems of good size; :price 05 guineas. A single stone Diamond Ring, first water gem ; price 30 guineas. A fine large deep-cut Sapphire Ring, rich in colour; t price £25, •A massive Cairngorm Seal, elegantly and artistically mounted in, dead gold : the e,Nne,is uncommonly , large; price:lll4 15s, Ellis lt.'Ea.tfeymati, 6, Exchange-street East, begs to cal,l the attention of connoiSseurs to the above rare bargains. '-", ' - • • Valuable MAGIC LANTERN and large quantity of Slides. ON SALE, s valuable double achromatic ,X.llalll LANE TERN, by Abrahams, Liverpool, kno?;vn as the Biroptric Prismatic Lantern, with all the 'appaiutias complete, for the' purpose.of.exhibiting-dissolving views, including -clock=work motion, gas bag and retorts, lamp purifier, s pressura beards, with large case for packing—ith exceedingly*ell , fiiiishM fi zto i class machine. with every possible necessary requisite. hl a large quantity of valuable. Slides, comprising nearly 260 , consisting of landscapes, views, figures, condo slides, m ove _ able ditto, chromatropes, all of whieb.excel description- The whole of the above have been purchased within the last twelve months, it it cost Of upwards o 414, sad *ill now he sold for the low figure of £5O. Apply. to. Ellis "1.. Heyman, 6, Txthange-street East. The above,opportunity scldosulretni - . INTENSELY POWERFUL MICROSCOPE.! f\N SALE, an exceedingly powerful Double Iteliromatic k../ MICROSCOPE, on moveable stand, by Neale, London, with extra eye-pieces, instruments, &c., fitted irp in mahogany case complete. This Microscope will be warranted.' Price only 26 10s. Apply toEllis L. E. Heyman, 6, Exchange-street East. ASTRONOMICAL TELESOOPE, by Dolland. O N notti L caT a El e gja e iJ cl e r iCl l ; 4 4. 4 l e 4 t lp keullY;b l34 y I D l olland jirj , v t ir r it ° ll — mahogany portable stand, WA reioliting adjusting screw to form a: tripod,. Will be 'sold' fat £7 100.: Apply to Ellis L. E. Heiman, 6, Exchinge-Itreet East. • Case of German Silver MATHEMATICAL INSTATIMEN I TS. T UST FORFEITED, a very superior Case of German Silver pri MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS, including reducing oom p asE es, pocket *beam compass mountings, with adjusting screw to carry .beam, of any length ; also steel spring.bow pens, 4Un., with fine adjusting screws, scales, and many instruments never before introduced. To be sold for the asumisling low price of £4 45.: a great bargain. pplp " 7 1,. L. Hey man,, 6, Exchange-street East. 8 IX ROSEWOOD AND , MAHOOANT' MrRITING DESKS. 1 "UST FORFEITED, Six first-elitist WRITING DESKS in rosewood and mahogany, inlaid, and brasa bound, with secs vet drawers; price gl is each. Also, a few Mahogany and Wai'nntwood STEREOSCOPES; 'slth . :aiid without ,prisiolu mou stings, at ;low prices. Apply to Ellis ,L. E. .Heyman, 6, El whinge-street East. ; _ MISCELLANEOUS BARGAINS. Q EV MAL PHOTOGRAPHIC, MAC7. l Priin , every variety, kJ to, 7 notedmakers. " .01 , A ;et of Bagatelle Balls and curl 2 0 , A C lentleman's Tool Chest;"cOMplett ......... : .. 2" Cr "0 A IL se-toned Flutina And a la MB Yariefy of useful articles, at less thatuhaletheir: value. imply to Ellis L. E. ileyosan, , 6, Exchange-street East. Important to Parties Disposing of FURNITURE, Piano.-fortbs; and other Effects. THOMAS LAWTON, Auctionter and Appraire4f' 222, Scotland-road, opposite Burlington-street, begs to 1 inform Ptlrties having such to dispose of that he is at sit : times preparedj to .purchase every description, in large or quantities, and to remove immediately when required. Sales conducted on the Premises of Owners, and Valuations ramie on moderate terms. Sales of Furniture at the Rooms every,. Tuesday,%at Two o'clock'. l49apt • t MR. M'CLELLAND , 7. AUCTIMEER AND APPRAISER, fic f Astistant t o th e late firm of Messrs. TaoS. 144 44 nA y • and Soxs,/ 16 BASNEMSTREET, rxvzroobt,-'., ETtRNEV. his g ratefillihanks ' F FriendsA !the eneralTnalie, for the kind and liberal support with w ch he f laaa been favoured sine* the demise of the late Una, antiftruate fromce, low practical experience, as Appraiser' atior - Auetioneer, combined with punctuality and attention, to merit the confidence of all who may entrust him with their favAtix ADDR4S "" • - MR. "AITLELLANP, , SWORN APPRAISER AND ;AtCTIONEER f. , hASNE , TZ-STREET, - - • • 78a)9 - _ LIyERPOOL. a"1,1 .1 'VT MR -BROWNE, LATt BROW,DCE AXD TANXER), AU CTIONEER, - Ir - ALUER, 3, UNION-COVAT, .CASYLE-STREET;- I `.vil MR. BROWN toAntimate that, betlideetird SALE by AUCTION of HOUSEHOLD FUTINTURE,., arte WiN nt El' ion to the BINE ARTS, OBJECTS of rime, ACTION Is has for many years devofed znach ' a sC n teu d ldla N Y ' r E sa ßq LT, and LITERARYTR OPERTY;and - oin co nfl ently and cataloguing sales of this description vdertake the Sale thereof, his personal attention being paid t 6 the earefglarranging with which he may be entreated. . , of Pictures" sur T er IONS of and VALAtliat) INVENTORIES and intimat e; I 11It m . A B KE RO B WNf irp INT:,perNT he 1 Itopeehold Furniture, Collectigis ,fellery, Artiklei:'dordste d Vertu; ( Librartes, -ize tt , descriptions of Moveable Property, for Probate and Adraidistra tion -Duties or other purposes,-with pear , promptitude and convenience to parties employing him, and on moderate terms -I- .... ~ ReBERT jjlibiltS, 4 ' ... i...t0 'LAND• ANI4 _4. SZ AGENT , 53, CHURCIIV:IIiiR . 2ET BIRKEIIIE - Xii; Has ON SALE a large quantity of FREE H Q. ,L .1) ~ - 1 ; A; 11 1) L Within a quarter of an hour's walk of Woodside Ferry, and from which then autiful views 9f Alle-, River AferroM The Land wiltbe itthlllbts, to'suitbuilderi and others desirous of erecting Villas or Cottages, which are now in such eat demand, and the price is about 3i. 6d.'the Square Yard. 11. ALso, 2,200 SQUARE YARDS or FREEHOLD LAND, In PRIORY-STREET, sear MONK'S FEB,Ry ; • Upon which there are no restrictions either as regards Buildings or Business. A sw a n fri.wtity- opposite 'the -Railway Station; floutlag Jackidn-street, at a remarkably,Low l'.rice,slitable for , Cot tages. .t::., \../ Li ..1.1.1, 'V--...-.........1.... :. J. - 4-1, , , ..! .t ALSO, ---- o ' TO , B;E L E ,T., . • SEVERAL EXCELLENT FAMILY lIOtSES, In'llirkenhtad, Tranmere; and the adjoining Townships i a few GOOD SHOPS NEAR THE MARKET, T I M,B E R YARDS, COAL YARDS, &c. Particulars of which may be obtained at his Office. N,B,r-Ganeral,- Agent- at Birkenhead for the Liverpool' and '-' , London Fire and Life Assurance Company; ~ msr3o ' 4. , r • Shirts made to order at the Golden Glove Establishment, 18, Berry-street, are made by Liverpool Needlewomen. r d • The lateit edition. Juit ptiblished. Sent free peg.post fist three stamps, or may be had oti application. TEETH : TREIft , , Loss 4ND RESTORATION. ; (the best malaise reatoring teethi?, by the new tolineiple-of self-adhision, • coloured India-rtibberin lien of trone or gold, and by'means of a flexible gum, without springs or wires, and -without extract- - iegg roots, aR 'ball the; ordinary cost. By Messrs." Dmitists •to the Prince D'Ottajans. • A. multum 44440:br0.. ' hake, Nvpiph - sit reOirinf aid of a filealist will 4 Well to peruse, as, eraanati4s, from.auch,a mune., gia say. be cone &fitly ivliedon..—Tartited Servico Gazette. 1)01141 Establish-. menu 134, Dike-street, Liverpool; :33,- titdiote-1#11;' atkll IteFept-street, Londo A9fezwipk9 . 3pa IPAY#9&FAIO4,h. . 4 6:4 4814; . ..y141 . 4iP4414 , 45iq Pool c!iT—.,II:• - f , A ( I ,if..tooT %far MARBLE CHIMNEYPIECES.—To BUILDERS, Private Gentlemen, and oailPiliq I R. GRICE has instructicriatd - atfange /ox ALE' iNtby 4,l.lClapy, This Day (Monaityltbe264 initwit, al en o'clock, at his Rooms, 40, Whitechapel, the wbgle of the $ COCK-IN-TRADE-of a MARBLE MA9Seit; 4 ciMitiriSing a • vidubble Stock of Eighty flne,Dove, Statuary, and BlaCk MAR BLE CHIMNEYPIECES, all of modern design, and suitable for dravrikg, dining, sitting, and bed rooms. ' May be viewed this day (Saturday), the 24th 'initiht l abd 3 44sctiptive catalogues hadfrom Mr. Griot, at °far.. Modern and genteel HOVSEWOLD , FURNITIIRECitttige" Piano-forte in rosewood me, fashionable Drawing-room suite, covered in damask, Walniitwood Chiffonier, with" plate glass in batar .nd panels, and lic.rble Winged—Ward robe, Mahogany Dining Table, laxga Chimney Glass, kagd..„ some Carpets and Effects. , . , ...., armi. ( R. GRICE-Ivill'SELL brA.TCTION TomOltdVr . ) ‘...,. (TuetclaY).,'ZT,Winit., at Eleven o ' clock prompt, on the reunises, 13, Si.. Anne-street, the whole of the excellent' MO U SEMI/. a /TR'S TTVII.E, comprising a wabiutwood,draw- Ing-room suite and` wa/Mitwood oral table, chiffdnier 'With' marble slab and plates of 'glass in back and panels, whatnot, 1 Canterbury, sets of -mahogany chairs in hirii-doth, vnluabte chimney-glasses in gilt and enamelled franies, superb carpets," % mahogany telescope-frame, dining ; table, Inalipgany side ~ r* also a chiffortr, easy and rocking ghairs, mahogany boo se,, couch, mato at t y o ;a r l, ;too - , andTigmbroir.d tables,'reff4tts '" e'-' , irons, vasee,' y fon r l l36it and-half-tester . ¢,V.prektts', - r'' nxttresses,- prime iieitsoned -'g'Obse • feather beds, ' tiknifogany wigged and dwarf wardtobes, pair mahogany tuilet.pibtes with,- marble tops and glass to match, Frenchrpolisheff anti viintedl toilet tables, box and tray dressing glasses, commode, towel ' rails, , cane chairs, toilet ware, pait,n,ialfrOgiinf.h AlVelsaids nirith, carved cabriole legs, mahogany hat and umbrella stand, with marble-hall-tableatteehed;—etair carpet,-rods, bat mete,,u oil cloth, kitchen dresser, Windsor elmip, #sti) covests, _4..nd', thk usual kitchen requisites. May be viewed on the morning of sale, and catalogues had., from N.r..Crize, , ILtigas. Office, 40,. , Wbiiechapel, or on the ~.Aremises. T _ _ . aup.erior FURNITURE, Piano-forte, Chimney Glass, Plated L 1 -Goods,: Gold Watches, Bre., Engravings, &c., Auction Mart, SO, Lime-street. MES4I3,S. TIT4NER t & HOLLINS, are insinicted to offer fgt 4.4.44 17y ASCTlploron Thboday riart, the, 6111 1- instant, at *Ereven o'clock; at - the Auction *art, 45, 'Lime-sttee4ta4.,eXcelisePt Imo - tone* of roodern and useful `FURNITURE, dre.; including cottage piangrforte, music wool, several gold watches, chimney glasses, mahiiikany . centre, 100, Pembroke, and other tables, mahogany hair-seated, ' cane, and other , chairs, 'thawing-room Suite in walnutwood, easy chair, rocking chair, ,softy carpets, ,rugs, bookcase, hall. ' lamp; handsome gasaliers, brackets and fittings, fenders and fire-irons, mahogany and other chests of drawers, polished birch and painted washstands and toilet tables, handsome mahogany and polis,hed birch half-tester bedstead s an d hang, logs, iron bedsteads, feather beds and flock beds,' bedding' 'blankets, mattreSses, capital' • eight-day clock' in mahogany case, shower bath,' lobby cloth, stair carpeting,'iniabiella stand, towel rails; wardrobe, toilet glasses, bird caged,: ImiVes and , forks; eleetro-plated tea • and coffee•-service, fish kntvh; kitchen utensils,' and other effects; for unreserved sale, and' _removed from-the-residence of. a gentleman--leaving-the • On view; on the morning of sale, and catalogues and all infitrination at th2 Auction,Mart, 45, Lime-street. • 2mr:9-. , " •—• TOIitiTILbEitg4I46I)THERS. , '‘ ,l 4f-Y144. TIGNY-ELF; > s , This Dayf (Muds)'); the' Mb instant: lt afternoon, on t4g I feulises,.:lteoshawstrp pointe p _ sort-street, ti)( , e oAJ3oT_JT fightystr9ng SCAFFOLDING PLANKS, 5141§Iligek9, )4 , 0344*144, saitrow , two Sink Stones, lot ags, and sundry other effects of Messrs. Jonesna4Rober t i, --removed-finial Malta - -street, - Taxtettr-riariciar - onv - eiEfnze of .1 C. f May be viewed on the morning of sale. , • ' By order Cof . t s hi 7 l4t;stees. Biglilink Smiler I Freehold4llOPtßTY.—yo Members of Building Bocieties. Airß. HOWELL is instiAictid to SELL by AUG: TION,. on Tuesday, .the 3rd of APTII 'next, at Elgin =g Nock in .the evenisig, at Mr. C;.-0.- Ellison's offices, No. 20 ) : ,a4ou-sgu4r, , the „Fraehold DWELLING HOUSE, situate 'No:- I, • ennunurg.street: Toxteth-park, being the first house frgin , Parkfruad,, and containiug ,p4rlour. titictien, scullery, threebetiroCans. The' prdpert' is` well hnflt, and coM ;•pletpiy sewered 'and paved, with rigat of passage behinci, also fagged Rental £l4 6s. • ' nqtrerjsfirribllrOranl t D. Ellison, archael; J2O, elgyOkstittiiii; 41.it . aa:Aulersoi4ablicitor, 4; Harring ton:street ; Mr. Hgwell, appraiser, &c., 71, Great CharlOtre-street, • 6nir3l W E N I ESPAY.,4, CI 'f 1:1 0 11', An Wednesday next, the 28th instant, at Twelve O'clock, at the Brokers' Saleroom, I; Clrapll-street, • I , ..ut,500 liales COTTON, . , . ' fahepactS, repack &e., ii o n * gmatip 94°41 , {INGS, • . For furper particuir; mitirto'" • -" " 4 TITHERINGTON, GILL, & CO., Brokers.. .131.POR , TANT• P 3 AftTlZSof respectability having Articles of:Vertu, turiosi tists, isronzes, A n tiq ues , 'Cameos, Pictures, Enamelo, Jewellery, Plate, Diamonds; rearls„..Precunis.Stones,, o ld China, Carvings, Buhl W or k, Ilteetsehautf Pipei, Old Coins, Medallions, Books, Musical Instruments, Guns, Opera Glasses, Theodolites, Mathematical and:Surgical Instruments, Photo graphic Machines, or any description of valuable portable Property to DiSrOSE OF, will And it greatly to their advan tage to apply to ,ELt•la L. E. HEYMAN. , 6; ExcLtailigeTstreet E as t, who gives the nighest Price in the prOvinces,,and fully up to the London standard. DIMEIMATE CASH TO AST AMOUNT. N.B. t-6f England and Wal e s. _ .8 • p art i e s waited upon in any TIORSEs FOR FOR S.A --- " -------- - - - SALE, a Dark Brown PONT, 14 ua.dski_k, , e, with a etion, and quiet to ride or drive;, a Brogu_Fr acgeoeids hands 3t inches high, an excellent tide ailedrive ,yi greats aprovernent in her ; a Bay Blood u t p A t e , , 4 ,..._, inches htigh, six years old, master of 12 stone, a. ex " e 'rs 2 fencer, 1 tith great pace, and . has been regularlyregula --, /misted in Ireland; a Brown Cob 14 hams 2 inches high l six Years old, an excel! rut stepper, suitable to ca rr y a nob emus. or an old gentlemai u Now on view ,at Mr. Bretherten's Horse Repositorl r, Wood-street. - 6mr24227 ALDERS MY AND GUERNSEY COWS AND HEIFERS. R. B 1 tETHERTON has received instructions TO SELL, IYI at h. Is Repository, Wood-street, LiVcrP ool _ ,4) Th W - 411 " - day and T 3 m ',u rsday, the 4th and Sth o f April, way i -ghree newly-calved and down calving COWS and _IIE I al l directly inn ,orted fr om the Cfrennel Island s by 31r.. Fow ler, Sen., of We tford Farm, Herta,' the only-iniporter - England, and judge of the stock at the R.A. shcw* held in those islands. . This herd is selected expreg=ty for this market, an& 'riff be found superi or, to any ever.° its , in , Lancishire' or adjoining •cminties. C: oalogues may . I ,had at A .the Horse Repository, Wood-street, AimeTTP OOl . i • • frn e r24ll6 '- • = 4'l l o be SOLD cheap, to close a Partnership Account, about 1, 4,160 Yards of Freehold LAND, for Villas of not , less rental thab.Z3o,.and Within 2 Miles of the "Kxohange ; good roads made and drained, arid surrounded by houses of much :higher talue. For immediate sale,' and would deubtlOss prove an excellent purchase. Apply to Mr. G. Byford, 32, Dale street. - , . Fro be SOLD, Three Cottage HOUSES with Gardena',%leoli taMing above 800 yards of Land,' gauge in Mab-lane,. West Derby, 'and near ter Croxteth 'Hall. This priltielllY :may; be much improved f or d' sma ll ou tl a y. Rental,. £25 per anlinit"t j %Price £330. Apply t o M r . H: Ityfdrd, 32, Dale -street. I ' • T° be 813Lb' a valuable Comer Plot of Freehold LAND ,, with Eight Cottage HOUSES and, STABLING thereon fronting two good Streets, and leading from Limekiln-lane. to - Vauxhall-road. Dimensions of the same, 45 by 22 yards : or about 990 , yards. Rental about £lOO per annum. Price £ 1 , 500 . :Apply to Mr. G. ,Byford, 32, Dale , street; • rilo be -SOLD, , a com p ac t F r ee FARM, with' ' HOUSE 1 and Outbuildings thereon, containing about 14' Shituie , : Acres...MA situatedja .Dutton, near .Gatatcm. - {George Byford, 32, Date-street. . TO SHIP-STORE DEALER'S AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. TO be SOLD, a room y Licensed PUBLIC-HOUSE, situate in Denison-street, a few yardS • from' Prince's dock gate, with Ffilif, fI.OII4ES behind the same, and frOntbig td Gibral tar-roy tctiufe freehold. Rectal £154) per anus.. Apply to Mr.:o. 13yiorkr, 42, Dale-street. TO be 'SOLT), TWlp,rige DWELLING-.HOUSRS, with the mOdern'tonve - niences situated on the west side OroYe street Squth, between Myrtle-streetaud Falkner-street. Lease hold for''7s years, from 1831. Rental 2110 per annum.- To alose the trust estate. Will be disposed of at a very moderate - price. If desired, a good portion of the piirchase-ropneY 1 ? 1 ;i1 be had Ivan thectiame4l Apply to Mr.-George' Byfor.d, Dale -street. I 6mr3l BEBINGTON HALL ESTATE. THE attention of A rc hit ec t s and G en tl e men requiring COUNTRY RESIDENCES are directed to the above freehold estate, which cohtains some of the best building sites on the-Cheshire side, and wilF be sea in-iets to suit puzetrasersri_ For further particulars apply to Robert Dobson, Estate Agent, ' 9, King-street, Rock Ferry. - TO be SOLD, Four good Family HOUSES, in Woodville- I_ terrace, Breek4•64l, liv:ertOn. Jricit Bouiti.bia I:l3ath, supplied with hot, sold, and shower. They will be sold separate, if required, Rrice.Ll,Boo; 41,280 m;y remain on mortgage. Apply to .1. E. , Architeet; Surveyor, &c., 4, Clayton square. 6mr26 .DINGLE-laiNE. -,. .. , . , = . .10 be S01:D, a compact Detached RESIDENCE, with gar den,lttble, and coach-house ; Contains dining-room small. ary,•man-servant's room, kitehen,"scullerY, butler's riantry,' . store-room,,anci lavatory,- on the ground floor; above are five bedrooms, drawing-room, and the usual. modem. conveniences., The property is freehold, overlooking the Dingle, and the ad joining land is restricted fun* nuisances pr gmali houses. May, be viewed on Tuesdays and Fridays,. on application to Mr, S. Waterhouse, 4, Derby-square. ' • " • d 1 11, • •L a • • ) -104,466, Tiiiee Land;Ul ankt Sax'behind, covor;• 225' yirdeof Bitua Manchester-street., Aeaure Freehold. By an outlay of £5O would produce £B9` rental pet annum. Pnee. if disposed of immediately, 47501: I:6ooinay be had up, the same, if required. Apply to Mr{. George Byford 52,)a1e-street. A Smokers who want ----• - A REALLY GOOD , PIPE OR -rOBACCO,_ • t' Are needmininded to try the above. NONE GENUINE EXCEPT SOLI) BY 'l4 URME U: A DAMS'S STUDENTS' AND TO.TR,IIS, " TA', ,I,")-1WIR:ITING CAS E S,' • Containin g _NOTE PAPER OF THE FULL SIZE, E X VE I .OPE S OF TWO B EALIN.H • • •"- "BOX FO* -VESI'A L I GHTS, &c.; WAX, PATENT INKSTAND, PENS AND ,PENCILS, IVORY PAPER KNIFE, BLOTTING 800 X ., j POCKETS FOR MEMORANDUMS, Ste., with Patentlmek, frona r , 6s. Ad. each, in great variety. Thy above are also kept of a lar ge r size to hold full size letter -1,- , , • paper. • 63, CHITRCH-STREET, (Oppestte Old Post.oftee Plike}) A .Sates bg Auction. mrserECstfUll viz.: gives notice of the 28th instant, at Eleven o'clock, on n e R d n. undermention ed es ß d aRy nexCtrthe ---the Premises, litasxklona;terrace, MOrseyrkne, , Rock 11Ferry, the valuab Elic:141) Pla4r,rUOK:ana otheri, 1 Effects of a gentle I `Vink-thd t * Arlfoiiti. ..• 9 On Wednesday nextAtthiAtant,lin lowolg days; at Eleven o'clock each day , to:, HanoVeM OD R llootias, a • very ?large a ssemblage of E. nt) HOUSL PUN4TUR,F, a i e every description: eltedgtiK ttle?, ' , ects sof altgentleman deceased, and of . 4 ,Mis6lllanies• , tic-toned piano•fartes, an organ suitable ••,,,, place of wU _ 'p, , elf-ac4ng organ.. fine paintingr th .. •• . , ralt.,Z l , , cioiAii...f. rt large bagate le ,e , r":`• ha rr • dth e log Piot of the S CK of as:I• C• 'ND . On Tuesday, the 3rd of April next, a't Eleyen o'clock, at the --Hanover Rooms, the genuine Manufactured STOCK of a . f SADDLER and HARNESS-MAKER. ph Wednesday, the 4th of April next, at Eleven o'clock, at the f Hanover Rooms, about 4,000 to 5,000 Pieces of fashionable - ROOM PAPER-HANGINGS. On Wedo.,,..efl e ate,.2f_Apriknnt_ot *'. - t r o'clock,..at 04. . Pubitc" . ga - -TRW -n - ierp and:Lo - ncii- 7 -Institiatd- - Buildings, NA-street, Exchange, a very large and valunble STOCK If, foßT,.4uptatY„ gADZLIIA, FRENCH, , and RIIKNISIT WINES of vegchoicssualities,_____ _ By Order of the Devisees of Rqbort deceafed. TRANMERE OLD •HALL;)iitd ,vet , " tlifrtrible BIY/OING' . LANDS, in Higher Tranfnekii, i BY MR. BRANCH, On I Thursday, the 29th ,4nstant, at Three o'clock in the afternoon, at .Mr.tilenryt Gough'iq Woodside Hotel, Birken head, and subject to conditions, in the following' or such . other lots as may be agreed upon, if not previously disposed of by p r ivate treaty,, pf doo,noticq be given. Lot 1 LL that - YIELD - Celed "Further Storeton Field," containing 7a. 2r. 31p. 11 ‘2. Atat FIELD, called " Storeton containing : Sit Or. 25p. 1 I All thatFERLD; called " Further Runner. Hey," contain tig sa. lr. 10p. ,•4. All that FIELD, called "Middle Runner Hey;" tontain :ing6a.2 that All FIELD, called " Near ' L j ne . r containing 6a. 3r. 24p. • . . 6. All that•FIELD j called "North Top containing sa. Ir. 39p. . 7. All that FIELD, called " South Top contain ing Ba. 3r. 22p. . ' I 11 8. All that FIELD, called "Lower Mill-hill," containing 2r. 13p. 9. All that FIELD, formerly two Fields, and called respec tively " Middle Mill-hilt" and " South Min s .liißi." :containing 10a. Or. 392. -10. 21 - 15, All that F 1 called "Rake Hey," containing 9a. 0r.•32p. i) 7, - ' . Ell. All that MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOIJE, Out ndings, large Garden, and Crofts, called " Tranmere Old all," situate in the village of Higher Tranmere. This lot contains la. 2r. 11p. Lots 1,2, 3,4, and 5 lie at the extremity of Tranmeretowili 6 14 p, between Higher Tranmere village and Higher Bebington. The situation is high, and - ppm/lands' moet Otensite tifull views of Cheshire, Lancashire, and the river Mersey. LOts 6; To - ifs re • and Uclies Lon ,the ,Western slope towards Oaton, and command fine and varied views of Oe'eurrounding foentry. f The whole lots offer sites for builAing ,puvpses'iteldoln to be - met with. "There is , saluxiblejimiusider !were' of the lots. The property is freehold of inheritance, and is in the occul pation of Mr. Thomas Houghton, who ill show the several lots. further particulars and plans apPli io Edward Hodkin s?n,'Esq..*!CbettOl 1214. ,' . rkgati; John Long sg, Esq., architect, Liverpool ; or to Mr. Jas. Gill, solicitoX, 'County Court Offices, Birkenhead. . saits bb Auction. FFITH WINSTANLEY & SONS), APPRAI — Itv 'REET, the pubt. ea ince he suk ,that • 11 , sues ded that a that he hagtld hit SSE AGA* is and principles ' adoptei ' :h Mr. Robe ..itists;alPA tally, every ,' ntiOA. wi ll ESTATES • AR. .arid HOUSES, I / 4..... L v ta for reference, at the Office, 44, Church-street. Mr. Griffiths will also avail himself of Mr.' Winstan7s experience in the SALE and VALUATION of WORKS of ART and ARTICLES of VERTU. His WELL-LIGHTED PICTURE GALLERY being situ _Rrin.pi.Pal. tiloyouggo4...fiL4.ls4uaqii.iaopkwii a r - Public and Private Contract Sales:— Ilialsive and valuablt ittgiCiCK . - _EARTHEIst.WAItE. GLASS, ;STL - 777. ---- GRIFFITHS' (late Winstanley's) Rooms, Church-street. i o l it r - R... J. it'., Gillb'FlTlls reveqtfull t yldnforms the , public that he Nl.ll AEi.,L. by AUCTION, This Day. i n ak), the 26th,` and To:niini•oiv (Tuesday), the 27th instant r at Eleven o'clock precisely each day, at his Rooms, Church-streeti - la modern siciperifF st9Ciir of 4411 . 1N40: various choice and favburite designs and patterns, mcl g slain' and full , @ervideb 'of earthenware, dessert, break , tea; and tette@ sets, some beautifully paint9a. with, fruit and floweis,:etherafichlytilt) iii ithrt libillieci with great elegance 1 and superiority - of ! vrorkmanship, many of which have never before been introducpd into Liverpool, several toilet services profusely painted withflo*e'rs, some of the favourite vermicelli pattern, and others *ler the celebrated Eaxna j an"§ .slesigavi. Amongthe Oecoratl , Aitieles are finery mdtiided Paritfn figures Of Cupid; Pgyce, Fait)), Hope, &c., some Dresden china subjects, Parian hot IvatOr Jiigs with metal tups, and, sets of handsome jugs , nittsOi* 08 glass ' d'ecanter ' s, winklanAlers, sickle'jitts, itc.l' also, "litany - oseral articles which arc enume- Tatd, in the catalogues. ' ' _ . Afay Ve viewed mithbinorningi Orsarei ' ` ' ''' . 1 .) V:2 ' 1 Steady patkers, will attend to the removal of articles sold. DRAPERY GtOOD S, ,' Hosiery, :Haherdasiniry, , Blankets, Furs, Mantles, Jackets, Coburgs, French Merinos, all-wool and Other, Plaids, Tweeds, Mantle Cloths, French Twills, Flounced 'Robes, Chillies,' 'Blankets, Woollen Shirts, Hearth RUgs, , . Gloves, Scarfs, Ties, . Gauntlats, &c., Auction Mart, 45, Lime street. ~ _ ......... AESSRS. - TURNEIr& HOLLINS are favoured 'with! histiuktibias liOin the assignees to SELL by , AM.; lON, To-morrow i Tuesday), the pt 4 instant,, af " :en o'clock, at..thigAlictibri Mart, 45, Linie-staet a large4u yof DRAPERY . STOCK, , jiOSIERY, HABERDASHER, c.,. comprising the above-mentioned and other goods, removed fro the. countrY';,4lllo,'it.toiaitatment of BOOTS and SHOES, 1 Waterproof COATS and LEGGINGS, &c. On +view on the morning of sale, and catalogues andinforma tion at the Auction Mart, 45, Lime-street. 2mr23mt To-morrow (Tuesday). the 27th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers 01;cq, 8, Lancaster-bwild.ng:, 'soo.TonsTatagonian GUANO. JOIN DAVIES & CO., Brokers. i• l air R . 3. F. letF V c C ' T s s IO R N I ; ER 17 8 Rs. AID 'II D NI 3 . r pt 44, C 'MITI u s •. 4 ~.. his f , 8 d I our. .;-:' tl .' las N epc et g-egt,ib" shed , ~ , announces siness that o , . ' ESTATE iti) ZIOM ' icl will be conducted on'the terms theliietropolis. fer. Griffiths having arranged with , atteng-t.O . *Avernent persona paid to it, GISTER OF l FURNISHED and UNFURNISHED BtoCk-i : nlPifAte ',54,41? , 414)E4Y; anti . aux-imERI34 y. , NjEssits. F. and J. HODGSON' Will: SELL by AUCTION, To-morrow (Tuesday) 27th ins k, pultftualll at, even o'clock, at their Commission Rooms, Argyle-street, l u kenhead, the well-as *foR)Rof , A4A.PEICY tAnd'greiX_ ECERY, including' 'Mohan 434 , barege dresses, , nced robes, cloth mantles, shawls, fancy and cplijtedilifiii,. damask table cloths, shirting% sheetim, c4licoesadated4o4.- brics, canithe handkerchiefs, and - o - therarjicleare,oquageflritb the business, the whole In good c6irdition, or -- dewed on the morning of sale. Catalogues may be had the clay preyjously of Messrs. F. and J. Hodgson, Appraisers aiid Auctioneers, Argyle-street, Bilskeithead. 6mr27 , .ft ox.TON,•SIii46INTII.F. n - 4 4 H ' Mont and substantial Modern 11010"SEMOLI4pr RNITURE, including Walnutwood Drawing-room `Suite, in green re•kas brilliant-toned 61 octaves Cottage Piano,fort'e, by 'Nuttitig —and Addison, 4pright, (lbiinitley'filat9,;'Ciit Wass` Chandelier ?Tor fa/4. Liteglai Axo/3fr,g 4, 1 1 d, 9 1 79•9 111 •Dittr0,-Alf•YnganY Wirige_d 0 2rar f irplie, with'plate gm's 49.9 x, 04 other genuine Affects, f 74S$4g. F. &J. Tr0D050",..49.1)1 8ir.,14 by ?" AUCTION, TO-morrow (Tuesday), the 27th instant, at ' r oe o'clock punctually in the. aftermsdn,. , no: the gremiseti• eathileld Village-road, Oxton, the superior modern 110 un- ItOLD FKINITUiIiE - i• &c. iei t r 0 ,• '' ..` . i in DraVing-Fooi)P l The elekiht waloutwood 'suite; 4- -holstered in light green reps, includes an elliptic-shaped . centre table on scrolls, lirucliiimiha*AbfißleK.Catch, six cabriote 7dhairs, lounging chair and a sewing chair, all to correspond, cihiffonnier 5 feet 4 inches long, with serpeppine front, whitev littarble thp4uplate glass floor and back!, 'We , I?rillivit-tonedt, 0.14 octaves cottage-..piano-forte,- by_ .Nutting *ltd . Allaisoni Canterbury, music stool, carved oak Elizabethan c)ial.F, the chandelier , bii but , and- "ground, ends, for four • • ligbbi,- rndinmey glass, plate 50 by 40 inches, in richly gilt frame, ng s e of 'foa pet, curtains to the, ,large, window, Venetian s s, Prysals ciet, , fender in bronze and bteel, flre- irons with bronze heads. 14' . 1114 A "A i' '4 The Dinini-rooM Con te qtr.+, . ype sta sixfee t s ide- ' ' 'board with serpentine front, ;e i lescope ditibi,gtables on massive -reeded supports, 7 feet 6 inches by 4 fehte...2 )inches; , - eight chairs, and a r lpikUiti4g, ditto,A-Arren.leather ,cloth,,lFigipon w?erino dainask htirtabs - an 4 orwecs s 10. the two wind \w§, ree-light gas ildellei iti.light -hive' and relief,'Brussels arpet, table cutlery, cut glass,shiga; .. Ci i ,: ' ' • - ' Breakfast-room—Rosewocid cabride collet/ 4 fPlirAaires and • a 'lounging •dittoi • card gable; • 'Lim-light ormolu g 444 tier,. Ffltels carpet (green ground), fender, spiral'firezirons. • HO and Staircase—Stained glass sexagon 'hall ilattlem in' bronzed frame, the oak hat stand, comhin t ia,,umprella. receiver and half ts4lo, , riat niartild tep;PliVOc. c ra f t° match, green Brussels stair 04#494Cling - 'ealVks;' li neb d pitfall driggets, _Oiloloth,door mats. • f he i3edchimbers—Mahogany ,!rjo wardrobe with plate g so centre door, pair of naahoganY !,9.Pie4 tables scroll lbnts and white veined marble tray tops, toile, t glass with marble slab, massive mahogany Tudor hecls)ee • 'tip tpi s inl posts, and a birch Tudor ditto, each With crimson merino i.dgninsk curtainaLcpytteir bedst.eacla' pillared toilet 'abTesi neat double and single sets of , toilet ware, mahogany, and liirOhertajneattnilitYgiasses, tow , 1 goose feather beds, curled hair mattresses large. supply of blankets and quilts, caned chairs, Brusseld , and Kidderminstei carpets, sitz bath, gas brackets ; Venetian blinds, throughout. the house, Kitchen and Culinary XitensilS, Vic443#loifleat liish covers, , earthenware, ant/ btlier gad:nine eftecia. • . . • —To be viewed (in consettoence of Ilie"dlia c ibialthly . notice) only on the morning of sale, from Ten o'clock,.‘alittn i 0 l e bgues may be had Auk,/ ,p.rauaises,2ot • srs. F. and J. Hodson, at their affixes aniyooms, Argyle ;". IS HO CARD, engstuRE.—HOUSELD FURNITIJRE to s a Ess-R - 416DOS'ON - wilt SELL - Dr . i .. IS AVOTiOII,I r:ow Wednesday next,. thi 2 9 th instant; .. i aunctuaur st 4.lprgp .p' -r glckek, , pn, the premises 'No. ', Town-•" 'Teld-lang;Buiblings ,(pear the gitgeen't Arms 'ltut.), - Liscard,. 4pheshire, - the genuine kiOUSLIOL,I) FURNITURE; and including - - . In Majongany,isto4ll.bidehpard. aft_ Sin. long,tßembieite e n d her tables, six chairs and a lounging chair, bookcase in itnita, n of mahegany, sofaebirchivood, solh bed,cchininey glass, ddermhaster .carptits, 'oil 'painting§ frame prints, fenders, e irons, 'six Windsor chairs .a4d ad..elhoW_Clitto, _ . -- - , I ". IFolished'bireh ridor bed stead and fignred green damask kngings, iron, French; andlentbedsteads and draperies, gobse lather_.hedS, blankets, .oettuterpenes, sheets, painted chests of wers, toilet tables, dressitig•glasses, chamber ware, carpet§- sne-setdett,chairs,. , • - -- • i:- • - • ' ''" . fStair carpets and linen covering, oil cloth, door mats, ;Useful kitchen and culinary atensilswaterAarra t dog kennel, bout 2 tons of coals, a silver svatCh, tutAlotlei efir r Pit Rf r a gen kman geclining.bionaakeeP‘Nr• ' ' ''. ' '' ' "- . - To be viewed on the morning of sal*. when - catadognes n;tay had_ on the premises; or previously of Messrs. F. and dgson, -at their offices and rooms,' itA 4 gyle;strest, Mirkenbeail. ,Atialatt ,., 1 "44; "'l4. l B :t liti vt , !i ' a. li o?Si .t.lt b gsif ai u - .l•rt ' t;a:,iiilLbi ' 11 “ 1,, _2•,_ 1 ,. Lk_ LL -- SE ACOMBE; - CUE iiiRE. ÜBEHOLD FVgNITURE,r 'Chimney Glais; Three-light i7tietnuther punle SO other otit 7 d9Or Effect!, a,fely (paella f gwa4,l4);Wjzte, Scc ~ the property.d- Wady enlOving. turESaßso,l-...,1: 111) 14 DG4ION will SELL - by AUCTION, on Thursday, Use; 29th j.nstant, punctually at Eleven o'clock, on the•Premises;Atigtoda fl.ltottage'Brialitonl road, Sea be, th e genuine HOUSEHOLD 1011Ti,74,g . , Sze,' consprisiwrinatiormrchliformieClffi of chairs, din,ing ksrother tables, Brussels and Kidderminster carpets, chimney 'glass in carved and gilt frame, framed prints, fendersilire irons,: dinner services, lamp, , • i TATwObirchwood four-post bedsteads (Oise RritAerimson - Unlash , hangibgs), birchw4od - Tudor - and painted Yreneh bedsteads, goose featber-beds, idankets, counterpanes,;Chests f drawerl; toilet tables, gliiss,Neryff;cellent wardrobe bedictlad, Fa,9# chairs; carpets- 1. .1 ) ' ' Kitchen utensils, dressers, 40g1c,..,tw0 meat safes„,stillages, ~ 'brewing tubs. • • Cucumber frame, pigstye, caiiinVith:glass fro>sti= quantity_ of potatoes, strawberry plants In pots; garden Chair, irciiier • Blends, dog kennel, corn chest, etc. ..,„,-%10 he :publicly viewed on the morning otesie, _when eetla ogees may be had on th e premises; or ; previonsly olllttessre. J. Hodgeon,itt their offices Bidji t ionis, Argylt!sfree liirken, - head. • ' 4.4 ; • •,t a , • • • .• btur29 . gi •• - '!. • • Excelleat .. moderri HOUSEHOLD PURNITUAE; chfuitoy , :t Glass, a n y °l b"; Clash a feet Oil Paintings and Engravings, Windt, 4 *lg War l4 4.r t.l o ci be aY s, dia S l i Tim debci e ard Piee s e ,e ; ' Vl u iff ar6 onnlers ari° , 7 % rt o e o ' lr . :M ett a Se bt' s ' , Curtania, "(Jilt, Cornices, Carpets, Hearth -Rttgii,' Floor hnd Lobby Clotho, a quantity-of-Oa,deu Seeds, exeeller - fflyringing , Machteavi v tallle for a dye, frt._ .' . . • i ,•!,1 HZ, -If, ~. -BY MR. GREEN, . . On Thntilday next, the 2 9tivinatant; at Eleven 'cYclq - ck in the forenoon, at his Salerooms, Market-street, Biik.enhea4." SEVERAL Consig nments 'of .., .otodnrn . aild:lrs6fill... HOUSEHOLD - ITRNITITRE mahogany escritoire, with Chubb's lacks, quant i t y or papier. mache 'and japanned tea trays, and ether effects. . May be i'lewtd prior to, and op, .the morning of sale, and , catalogues had. private m • --- . .-----,--_____, ,• , 4 Y adR. WYLIE,' " ' 1 On WedtieSda'3;,llte 4th of April; at half:past One o'clock • the a ftetaloonr(uale,p , :previeuelrdisposed of by tract, of *fifth' tide notice" will be" yvenio,t_ th e el k ; e - ° n "*. enslan- room s;l3bllth- inilf:Striet; . . PIECE 6f I;easilitdd (LAND, with. the- Ij*AL/T LING-HOUSE -7 therkirt:ereed, c sit - nate' en tb• west •st e of Grove-street, and being No.' 92, containing ,iu front . to rove;#4*.j.ft",74tidrat thk hack severally 21 feet, and running' ot t p in depth backward (inchrding the area of LS feet' in front to e:srxeet), J.B7.feet '3 inches, held by lease from the • Cor, Iporaticin of Lireitool for .the residue of a term •of 75; 3;ears, s! commencing 4th February; 1844, and subjeeg to ,the Provisions and covenants usual in such leait.s. ' • • , Further application maybe made to D. Gribb, Efiq., 15, Goree Piazzas ;. or to Mr. Wylie, 27, Uanover-street. Va'liablere Fehold LAND, at Neis; ti BY MESSRS. ,JONES & - ..SON; ;• • • Pa 4 Thursdi,i; 'nu sth day of April next, at Two o'cl o c k i n - . ' BY °filer! 611:1 *Aig trees eS 'C ' au nof Chester. ty . • the Afternoon;at the house of Air. Joseph Cabry, in Ness, , ~ •21...,,,t0,..,,,..,,,th,EatgL.DF, in the parishof Nestor. itt. the county. of Chester, subject to conditions to be then acid there produced, A. ity.,,, I c7al L le j : ' -thealledF "De1 4he .‘ 1 7 41 4 4- B Y e i a: ----- Lot • land," containing :- ; (:,;r; r 4' 2 ''l r 2 38 ~ . & Ail _that. M1..,1); cAu l d the " Mari&ilier' ''- q, - - itontaining - - - 'A ' . - '-' --' ' 3 2 28'. „ Alt 'that Fifth, 4 4 ,1 0 , 4gif;` , Clanimer* '' • , • containing •„. 5. ;All - thiat'FlßLD, called 'the "0 V tc ii,i'alU - • .V; ' -• • n4P4ll _ s4 . 5 0 , - (Y. Allthat FIELD, calledthel‘ 'Heath," cent atijogg ''k • 3, 26 'Lot I and 2 are draitool; aliWricit•T has a frontagHc to me Sea. and both -lots contibancriine views of the river aud the Welsh hi115: , .;3 - .. - o . ' '' • :' , • • . : The property is In the occupation of ' Atr Joseph Cabiy, who . . . CAvAll show the several lots. .. . • For further .partictilars apply at the (Ares of )If. janaes .-ill, ioliditor; , Blrkenkead. . ! ..-,-;::.:• i • - .i2lut.i:l e: 2 . . P Wery week, iiniount , to *bout ten thousand_4ve hteddititi ' finds ! • SHOCKING DEATII KY • BLllllNtLitirasf.,l9 . ltegt :1114SA Jield at Stamford, on Monday evening, on the body of , Xiss Eliza Millen aged 63, who was forin& the' mine inoroingburnt to death in her own, residence. ~.'7 A T e . ) SOCIETY voii THE 'EPiCOILUAO..IOIKNT OF THE PINE Al - txs:- 4 .l`he ; second •gonver - sailoAA , of the itfaidn of this sitekty was, held tlie pfAer : . evening, at the Portland Gallery, and Was more ninnero.uBly.,9ttßnded than any previous one. ..••• bi .., ..... 14A.NIA IN PARIS.—It has beet!' remarkedthut,pf I#e -,eases of mental alienation hav_e become unusually , amermis; 4q - on Ti*94yAli e police had to arrest not fewer than three persoiis whose chtidnef prOved them to be insane: • - • -. Enz.us - it LAND SOCIETY.---...Last - .eyenins.nn extraor dinary meeting of this company was . .held ut the Londoi Tavern; when it wa s - r e so l ve d t o authorise the directors L.io authorise the directors to issue an additional number 'of shares, not exceeding, 10,00 . 9. pus Toms ftaVENVE 01 , F".,,,...__A ccorciting to the official return published in the atoititeur, .ptte receipts of the-Customs revenue for the month of February hen a in ow it p d t o 3,237,248 f., being a decrease of 686,564t1• as compared with the corresponding period of last year, THE RETArL '1 1 .4: T44pE,—A numerously attended A geting - bf the retail, teeAle3lers• and grocers of the metrOpolis has been hqd at the 1., , 0nd0u Tavern, in order to oppose Pi? gnaPo4 l ProP°o4 o * of the C 444- cellor of the .ickieitier With respect to Ithet branch , of ltrade.' i , 4 ! ,it ,-. ~,,,,, L ,_ • ."' - ''A WomAW'WiniOttt LEGES.-7,VO.ll;?PfgraNke curiosity, was exmte , d , in Vile Piave, V!9• - the Constitutio7k li t ypderda,y,L.b ft,he preaetlet! of a:young woman ~ t at legs seated in a low chair , in which s h e con tri*edl to get dolaq ,90 by , the ai,cl of bet right harid;iiie,' A o limb she possesked.- ' '' ' ! - lid:•c.-, Y 1 i 0 I)EN,TAVIN WEBSTER- 11, Or.4s6oyN—LMr. Web- 1 titer'tind 308. Alfrd litejlon nre a .. pt re , A4t , io ,9 t . f rlipt i u.a.,, . 9 n a protrincis i l tont'? Trcilidve everywhere niet with the greatest s t moss, lint — 4,Glnsgow ,they have occasioned a perfpat.':fiff.d/t \ 6 gii4 4he adttun t blv v i acting of Mr. Websfdr fu.l94*. Siseirp , .- . '7 R'fi?Ll 1 COMIVVItcIAL. prptpoof.„ sA T upoily EvEN T N, r i. (rattan %dd. The Liverpool Cotton Market to-day was dull, witkollt chatge it! price. ,The sales reported-- includitirioo 'Peritittrlblleo, T. to Bd. Sq Bahia, 7td.i; and 500 Surat, ;—anicniptl to 7,000 of which 'l,OOO were taken on ipecti latiOn ankfpriexpoyt..;,,j uilf).3 TA:f.i tt't sngt Markt. orri , • The LiverpOol MarKet to-day has been somewhat firmer, bUt there has been' very' little business done; and scarcely any new feature. The tone at the close was Okady. The transac .bona included' Birkenhead, j 0 •70 Caledonian, 91k; Great Western, 68f, ; Lancashire and York shire, 1024- W 2 1011 104 I©2 1018 1.; Lan . caster and Carlisle. pon.: Stock, 2071; London and North Western, 98e 11 4,- , 471 -Ditto; one.; eighth- 4hartisr--9---7-16 ;- -Manchester, -Sheffield,- and Lincoln, 1214 3; Miciland,ili4l- 1.,114 North British, 62 -} ; North Eastern—Berwick Stick, 94 931 ; Shropshire Union Railway and Canal, 49; South Eitstern, 268 9-16; Griind Trunk, 9 1-16 9 1-16; Lombardo-Venetian, 1 13-16 ; Livcrpon). 94 London Insurance, 71-, ; Liverpool gas, 199.. d a . 0 I_l THE DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, MARCH 26, 1860. liedding , ,Platito; Palsies;! ':Fu,seMis/CitrniOruit, Pinks, Phlox, - Rose Trees, Fruit Yiees: strawberry Plants; Raspberries Shrubs, drc. Auction Mart, 45, Lime-street. NIESSE. TURNER & HOLLINS'are instructed tn.ofler for S+LE by AUCTION, (lc Wednesday neat p itllBtlii instant, At .Bleren b'elock in the Forenebn, ‘at iht- A.uctiou Mart 45, Lime-street, a large consignment from a leading NURSERYMAN'S S'T'OCK of bedding - plants, fasehias, carnations, pinks, phlox, roses for pots. mess, Bourbon, and other roses, fruit trees, strawberries, magnum bonum rasp berries, shrabs,iituharb, &e. • , All clean 'add healthy plants. The names guaranteed. LOa OE the morning of sale, and informatioil at the Auction Mart, 45, Lime-street. 4;pgrtincs Attitigt4rt• 'IL - 40 ci , .4,.*T . EBT BETTING. t)o'lsi "1 1 I _I i StANCILEisTEIt. i AtifTE,9FrFt.),:siti#HAri t .lFF,§ : to 1 agst soyat.Boverign, taken ; S. to I - fgs,t. Foragg, taken; ,11Kto 1 igst,Chanee stalk taken and . offered ; 100'10 8" agq't 'Tommy . 4'oble; t2 ; lb net First Lira, taken ; 100 to - 8 agSi e Simple - Simoki; taken ; .10( Z to .agst Igpk, tOten ; 100. o 7 a Springweil, taken ;:190,tc 00,ft tlair, OffereeP to r agst O ld p Robert, taken; 25 'to' 1 agseNateissu ) taken 20 to 1 asst a m Spode, (*red. gift : 19 ti,q - agst Toicks, taken. STEEPLE CITARRIFIXTETRES_TOR 18pp. . . , MARCH. L 1 1;O'd 27, 29 Military (IVthanwton)...29, 30 Aft 1 y Isle of \Viet -- --- -- APRIL: - - - --- - - - pr. awbledOn Hr , Grand National ; Hunt„ die. . llefile9-I.n4Fden •- 9 - lltfarket -Harboroughl .`.- -18 York ' , 9 Nortliinl?frland l9 AVeriavenny • 12 14 . . - I RACING FIXTI3* -- RE ---- $ TO 4880. MARCH. Llanboidy j."( • i 27 'Croston Park BO Northampton,. )r) 'l?l:.ntriland • •'2 Ihirsli'Spring Meeting.:., lB Ne,wplarket Crt,typn., ..... 9 7 114reford Spring l7 eatteffc'k Bridge ' 11 I)soin Spring Meeting l9 rAbergavenny ' 12 NeNyirnarker V.S.M :? • . . tieF Spring Meeting A..l' 1 Harpenden lB Dona3zter Spring Meeting.. 13 Epsom' Sumner Meeting 22 , Ralitbury 0:4411'110 , , Manxthestetl' 4; York Spring eetlritr'a. q giporciffs! Bath .d ~-,i1f:3413-.l:r ' Ase9t , ./.1...1.,aa, .4 5 Bilniry Club il) 21 Hawiek Elampton ..zi. , ..5i., ti . .H.r. 4 .- 1 13, Airinchester 22 Dilewtcol - ' ' "-IS' 0 5 Newcastle. Kitf ., •( --4 fl - 01' 43-4 ' 19 • •c1i i 4P 15 , f .944.1-. ) ;•14;:4•41!. ' 15 0. 71 4rkq /u)Y 4Cet l lFi:" - ..f 61 , 114 4 0.43:4:1-38:Ii :H2 Carlisle N , f or ceeteibignAkr Md - et4lif, .-'-4 ',',itqhdfor.ti' l9 , Liverpool. .. . . ..... 9 MarlborOUgh • 2O Cambridge ').i3::;:a.',.0.7; 71 0 60 dviood Y ~ , AuGusT, - ;.. • c' • • 5 4 / J )' • , "Brighton ' ' ", 1 Oxford ' ' • - l6 Brighton•Clith ' ,' ~' -1 . 1 , 8 -Plymouth il Waliierhampton:- , 6 York 22 of*,..,..P.Pegire4 8 Lic1itq1d....,..,5,4„,,,,,„•4 • 27 13 Stockton: 2B ‘ Eghana.. ~ , • Is' ARAI' .5WEL!ner Meestipg;;; ,l l 9 ~1„ , BEr.fElflati., ~ , , ~,,40,frp, ~ VailT/41‘;• - , 4.,,i. t. , :, : 4. onul,outill.• ..1 - 4.44.di1e_ P 91181/rar,..... 11.4 . • ........• . 1.,..Ataticneater,Aututun.................i6.1, beseer#eilk ! --'----*':•-- Newmarket 1 0 -.0,74,--- , . , ---25 - eicester., n , i i •, I - i. - !- • QCTORER, : . , • ; i al, ; Bedford 3' XeNyniqrket Houghton •. 22 Newmgiket'S.O.M NOVEMBER. Hereford..., , 1 Shrewebury f kutfatn , #., l3 Live 601 Autumn Meeting 7 ' ' - iila.di. r taidni . .THE -= ' - • - •ri - Trii.,"sr - r4 'r'.l 7 .lfil CEA SE; , 19,, iti,cuk . ..#pig HOUNDS will meet on *pnday, *arch 26 Bolesworth Gastle k'W#fineaday; March 28 Wrenbuty Tlicrsday; March $9 ' . ..4.i•i•-• ~ ; 1 4 1 :110T , T90_ 12 a,r, Saturday, March 37 At half-past ten. -, ., i ' Mr. I 3I'IVELL'S LUDLOW HOUNRI lirly i toiept ki ". Tuesday, March 27 - ilirT 10 101 t. . • .. , 7,,Tf. k., Friday, March 30 At '.,,..' t 'half -past ten '' '`" --"'"" , i - f the' ALBRIGATOI y.CiPIOUIOS - "wlil l theet Oil -s ' ' TiltsdaY,,March 27 ' 4 ': • ' ' • Wrottesl 4 OTlPtiraday,',*(treji 29 , ~,,,.„„„,„, „ „.,,,,,„ .....,,,,.Chilli li ' e t akiFdaY , 4a . rA - 7 "" 1, , --: 1 ! gocrp,gpigifvFd}4.4s,--rpu,' loot ! . - -,;„•,, Plaee. oua4y,:. - i'lyige ..;;Xeeting. Biggfir Champion. 4.,,. Lajo,rlt4re.i:,.. - ;......i.,,.. ... ...,.i.Vi fa Cork Southern., lreiand.,;.,,r_ ~..1,--krojawkes 28, 29 v - i /.., • Ak.R14' , ...; - '., - •,,, 55 .37 1 - J , ;,,, , , Caledonian (Open) Edinburgb-rmr, Limerick (linockrue).. Ireland....,.imr,Nr, , 11.awkea ;.,:: itit4 Relleek . s . Ireland.. ;.,:. v .. , OCTOBER. . 1 mock: Club HertfordstUrq. Mr. WarwOti...,l7; Ste. Count 7 Until Club lreland. ..„ ..... 1 . ~..,- . ;,,,..'„17, 18 - . - .BrongbaNrkr. Open, 7festni§i4and. ' . ,;2'4, .Itt• Brought'CattVek 0.0 Yorkshice t , ' . , ' 23, _lte •CardingtonClub -- -liedq . -, . ' Mr. Warwick - '29, Bcc ..NWOE R. ' :' ScarbOrough ' Yeirks*re ='- 6, &o Newnstarkn Champion Suffolk' ' ' - - 'l3, Bfe - Coquetdal(Ogen) ', Northumberlid - i., Iff, &iv Miatpii 'Union Cluli'.... Yorkshite3 t; g.i . - ..j, , -1/. 1 , 1 2.; V Hamilton Conga ,Cham., Xidille s w- gsa,f •.:f:fir',., •• . p...a • C.4%5. 1 Andar Club ` Tanga -..-,. . : .... . ..: 21;22, 23 liraTham Club ' Norfolk' ' ' 1 4, 0 : ' ' 2l, 22,,23 Wet Herefikdantre ,Herefcrti,pare• • ' - • 29; 30 I EEMB": Ifaldoek Open - Champ , P ertl ordshire . Mr. Warwick ' s,'&c 1 , 1. JANUARY, 1861: -. Al,tciar cio ,, • ' Ltp.-„ 4: t 2i 24 Cardington C a li -, Beds- ' r - ' *r. Warwick ...2?, &c • PEpRIJARY: i, ' Hertfordsbgi,; ) ,Xr. r Warwick ;10. -,..#aldock Club. COALS FOR EXPORT ' rt l l 4 3e 0 , P Fai; , . WITHOUT MIXTURE • WITH , OTHER ACO4S, for which the Admiralty cettificatels !Wen, SUPPLIED ONLY BY S. HANQO SWEETINQ-STREET. , 4 I DAwt TO EXPORTERS. T WETi Nit C/S9Lti C NiDOL II "5T.177 " Field's Patent Parafline Candles 2s Id per lb. Gas Spermaceti Candles araffl.A.e W 44 444. iiINITPLCOtrr§ ,gs 04 per lb. Tramlk.rent Coloured calf es, in Rose, I 2i td per lb. - 1 4. auvei . ,nu4 - These eregarit . Canales, superior in appeaquice, : ,unfkilluini-. natilg power to any hitherto introduced, may be obtained Of all dealers in candles in LiVqrPno). and throughontt.he Nuntry ; of the Manufacturers; J. C:•4Thl-VPIELD;I2,-Wienore-street, Cavenclish,square, London ; and Ovholeaale only) at 'their Upber Marsh, Lanibeth;liditdon. ' 4 • ' - • '• Live;ooeil'ollithiOrn-sin+-Oteretrinto-nray:obtaiirm, .mntesono prices from FRANCIS J. 'EATON, iB, Queen Inanrantet•baild ings, Dale-street, .Liverpool. grattmtrciat Tkis biry (Monday), the 26t. . t, at Twolte L. C. • . ercial Sa , Temple-court, 816 "' •s .i i sael's , 3'le . • i ,f ES, ex ?Qua\ e. 237 • • s • fi. iq :. 's ° . O, ex ,Criteria and Azores V - ' . *, 393: Chqs ' • ~. . a -, 1 23 Box e i A S, ) '' Packet. 1 ex Vpsco di )87 1„ ! Oki IN . r 587 Chqsl i fiLiapn OR S, ex Si,edw.!ll. 9 voeriMat k i'' DITTO , x Douro. 57 ~,,—., i i ii. DIT • . 265 es Palermd,Ritter ORANa}tr e ;-F ru i l '' 11 tL•r. L 4, 219 „ ~ LEMONS, e/ 39 Boxes Naples ORANGES, ex Calpe. '',..." 348 Boxes St. Michael's ORANGES, 1 ex Staghouriti. 34 Small Boxes „ DITTO, 152 Cases, Naples LEMONS, ex Rhone (s.) 305 Boxes Palermo ORANGES, 460 „ ~ Bitter DITTO, l'uf‘4B. " 7”' ' -5-36144 V:' .- ' DilvP ‘ i r ' ~*- 'erregiiiiir3 20 a-Boxes ~, Alan arm , ITITF. ~ . , if ezlei 40 if, ,t f ICEN Ic§ t t /I L i 24 BoxA ' DIT 0, —206 Boxes - 144nsto-LEMONS; ex•Reeival. 72 Cases Messina DITTO, ex Albanian. 20 Bags Fine Naples WALNUTIf, 1 . 1. 100 „ Messina NUTS, 300 „ Barcelona NUTS, 89 Boxes Lisbon ONIONS. , , .0 i &e t , Apply to JAMES ADAM , SON, C0.,C0., - Bro s '''. 'cloel - c 7 ;' at the li Gama. 11 TO-MORROW I , fr.-7.1 To-morrow (Tuesday), the 27th instant, at Twelvo o,:clpcii, at the Broker's Office, 3, Exchange-alley North, Chapel-Art. - et; • 600 Barrels •Conirnon ROSIN, ex Isaac Webby4rbreiNe•4o "fork. Apply to _ _ THOMAS SILL, Broker. Apply to To-morrow (Tuesday), tlie 27th .instant, at Twelv: o'clock, at the Brokers' Ofllce v l6, Exchange-buildings, 2,000 BagEV Decorticated' COTTON SEED, ex Endymion, .fromiNewOintik. Apply to Messrs. Richardson, Spence, and Co., merchants ' • or to J. IT. RAYNER & CO., Brokers. To-morrow (Tuesday), the 27th instant, at Half-past Twelve o'clock, aY the'Brokere, 2, DitiglStreetv 350 Bags Bdiribay LINSEED. • 2 99 -t, , RAPESEED. • - .OnOWN'E,'HUNTER,• & CO., Brokers. Apply to OiracCinuit'of whom it may concern. To-morrow (Tuesday), toe 27th instant, at Half-past One o'clock, at the Broker's Office, Corn Exchange-buildings, Brunswick-street, A Quantity of Damaged WHEAT, FLOUR, RICE FLOUR, &c... t saved from the ftre a; .lifettark. , Twigge and • Crosfieklitlmill, Bedford-street, Parliament-street. Apply to 11._GOLDESIG, Broker.— plates, £l2, and all other sorts in proportion. Current prices of Pig Iron : Staffordshire cold blast £4 10s; best .fiativelfydriite pigs; £3 15s to .£4 2s 6d; first-class all mine grey fo r g e pi gs , £3 lkto £3 15s ; goodjiiine pigs, with a modi cunof flue cinder, £3 tg /.3.55; mine pigs,`dete riorated by cinder, £2lss to 131 s 6d ; grey forge cinder pig iron, £2 155,,t0f12 fis 6d ; White forge cinder pigs, £2 10s to 12.15 s ; melters, Nos. 1, 2, and 3,,£2 17s 6d to =£3 2s:dd ; supepipt makes of . N• all mine melting iron, 13 10ii 1044, according to make and quality; favourite Shropshire and Forest of Dean brands, £4 10s. The iron trade of North Staffordshire is active, the works are fully em ployed, the demand being chiefly for bars and plates. Theradep...l4.44.4ropshio• change.:can.be reported in thee ; steady demand in this district/ The Newcastle-ndljne and Middiesl3ore Dis :. trict : The iron trade continues steady, the Continental orders are hardly -sOlarge as was atiticipited. The iron trade of South Wales remaids rattier quiet. The iron trade on the Clyde : 'Ordeis for manufalitured iron are get- Irany.d:Offinas.ll amourit i .in this district. GlasgoyT market, for Scotch pigs : Au improved demand was eXperienced in the early part of the week, 'prices nearly one shilling per ton. The demand' for export; however, is small, yesterday's 'prices were lower, and a con 'siderable business - ; _was ''dOne low' as 's7s lid for Mixed. numbers, warrants. ; The ship ments for the week, were 9,654 tons, against ,14,981 tons in the corresponding week of 1859. .Copper The reduction of price by the smelters has not resultedoin imparting increased firmness; transactions 4rB-- not , large, an 4 a further reduc tion is deemed not improbable. Tin : The demand for English is steady, without change 'in price; common Block, £136; Refined, £l3B. Fe - feign is slightly firmer, without change in plic6; I Sttaits , £t3l to . krl32 ; Banca, £l3B to 14139. Spelter : the demand colitinßeq 41111, some sales_a_y_e_reported, 44q.j§s.,__ .lea s 1 : SteAdy_ demand at former rates, English Pig, £22 15s to £23 ; sheet, £23 10s. Tin Plates : The improve, ment reported last week ?cmt,4llles. Quicksilver : A rather quieter demand, without' change in price. Swediali Steel T No: change 'in priCe:. Kelitl;'n (" Rolled") £lB 10s; hammered, £l9 10s tc; :f2O 41, """'""77.ri r • t 'PP a T -gates nf freig4t. Giftivard rates have been firm, during the past welk, and several large ships have been taken, some of, which have not yet i arrivd. As there is novt cmisiderably less 'demand for towlage, YessPla can; now only Ile pitice:4 at a reduction on former rates paid, homewards there are •charterers at £3 from Calcutta, and 50s Manilla, and 42s 6d to 45s from Bombay, and 60s for Guana from the Chinchas. Rates to the United States are quiet' at - oiits - quOtations. The` following are rates pf'freightl92 s -- vE COAL : FROM II,tOPL 01 Bi#01114BAD." ' - Malta Trieste Corfu • l6 0 17 a Ancona Smyrna 16 0 ... Varna. ',Gibraltar . 14 0 :.. 0.0 Leghorn nom ,15 0;;.. i,6;0• 'Athens CaTdengs ifl4 0 .t. 1 6 Monte Vida; 6 ... 1J 0 rineners - Avres 6 ••• 0 0 .... 16 9 ..I_l7 0 19174. d 0 I'Raguea Venice Ge: , noa l7 0 aplea 3...00m l6 0 Rhodes Rio Janeiro Bahia Cape of G. Hope 30 0 ... 42 6 !onsrantinciple.. 16 0' .L 'l7 0 Pernambuco g#lonica l6 0 0,9 I Galveqqrcitttils.:_acktaixt4l. 1-114.Nli an EL. 3 4 pei: .°ll4 Galveston To Mobile (tioniinai)..4osalf. — To New Torii, 10 S To New Orl4atis a 22a. W. and 5 per Cent. 641.-axid-6-per cent.--- Yl To Savannah To Havannah (stnal),cargo), ...30a. and 5 p er cen t. To Alexandria' •r, GEl i Ell4l t , BI C iIITS. . _S. ' . s. d. s. d. Liverpool to Aden : Coal -' ' , 48 , o to . 50 -' 0 1-, • 'Haig Kong , 55 oto .57 6 - Ditto from Wales , . 4l Ol 010 41 0 ' 4 '• Clm9an , 6O 0 to .0 0 ~. P. „ Ceylon : Iron 45 oto 0 0 Ta , l), , , Bombay, do , ..4. 00 -0 to 0 0 C,T 4.1.5, , -...*? , i , from the Clyde ... 47 6to 5 0 0 Is') bsso•illuirßsonabay : Coals ....y...A -....g... ..... 40 oto 41 0 = 31 .1e4 ..... ........ -- -.........-- —., 6 2 __0...i0 SA—A . • ..P vlythleY or 1,1 7s. 6d. register ton. . a .., Singapore .A.... Q.K. "•Galle , , ...... ......,42 ,0 to .43 0 Shanghai 57 '6 to' 0 0 ' . Il • " Ditto • from Wales 65 0 to 0 0 „ Calcutta: Salt without consitnnient 39 0 to Q 0 ~.• with stint) 4l 8 to 0 0 ~- - Paleutta i Iron, , nlOries, c. Otto ? Co4ls „ Asee'nsion, fr.lna Wales Fernando Po,t - from Wales Callao ' , 35 0 to 40 0 Flag Stones. „ Woosung Liverpool to Madras Iron &c. 455. to 505., Clyde 505., Chilean 600. Do, . Coals 425. 6d.: , , Do. from Wales 455. 04.1 c Liverpbol to Valparaiso for *lirelersjo discharge there or at a Bort not, North of Callao 335., small ships. Liverpool to New York, Coals, full cargoes, 14s. & 5 per cent. „ ---- Moulmaln 705., ' nominal: , Akyakt, option, of Rangoon,- Bassein, or Moulnaain, to U. K. or Continent, 525. 6d. Calcutta to - Ltverpool t 60s. to 628. 6d., ditto' the round, £5, with option: of rondbli.” C4lachtti or. Continent,, 60s. Bombay to iverpOotbr Ldndoil f 40s. 1,0 45e. We are indebted to Veisrs. Taylor,,Tipper, a r nd co., for the following,,rates of freight to the thuted, • .Staes:--- to Boston. New 'Tqrl,,... Philadelphia. , §, 4. s. d. s . d. s . d . a . d. s. d . Pig Iron, Bars ,. 12 6...14 0 11 0...12 6 16 0. , 0 0 Rails, .Bcc. .., Chemicals and 1 14 0...15 0 12 6. 14 0 17 6...19 0 Fine Iron • Salt nominal. . nominal. n o mi na l. • Dry Goods lO 0.,.15 0 10 0.517 ' 6 0 0 ..20 0 . .o :Hardware ' ' l2 10-0 0 - '0 ' 0,.:42 6 • .20 0... 0 0 Earthenware 5 6... 8 0 0 0... 5 0 0 0... 8 0 asseligeri -- - - ES Iss 0 --E3 5s GrOa Od E 3 10E1 - 0 - i Gyoss. Gross. s. . .1 Baltimore. Charlestgri. - New Orleans._ i • s. 4. - s. d. a. tr. s. 4. a. 4. - . a. I;:i ftli\r , s pars,., 1, 15 0...17 6 15 0... 0 0 15 0... 0 0 Chemicals and 0 0...17 6 0 0...17 6 15 0... 0 0 Mile Iron .... Salt . DryGoodit • 20(10 .. 0, 0 0 0-...25 0t 0,0...15 0 ' ' Hazilwate ''2o '0... 0 0 0 0 _25 0 15 1 '0 .. 0 0 Earthenware 0 0... 8 0 0 0... 7 0 5 0... 6 0 l'afsengers,,...o , LA .. 9$ ~ • ....V4 4s. 44 As• Nominal. Gross. pross. _ . LONDON, SATURDAY EVE N ING.A tiIe ' LOND6N MARKET Fat . ENGLISH STOCKS .maintains .a 'firm :appearanCe, and though no great mogant of hiisiness is doing, a rise off per cent. 4'o been estahlishecl: iq Nsoo, whieh are now quilted at 94 to , formonay, And 94:1 to 1 tOr the -April account. India Debentures have been dealt In at - 97.1: ; Enfacect - Rupee Paper, 105; India Bonds under £l,OOO, par; and Exchequer Bills, 19 and 16 prem. 'The Fands'elosed at the following prices : :;".(.-Totisols,:illonst I. i 1 • . . 9 41 I „ Account 94 11 - 10 1 3- 10 Exchetiber Bills ... . . „ o , ,p . plik Stock.' . Wee peiTents . -The followinF appeared in our second pclitiO4 ' e "English' funds opened this morning at a ofq, , - but -soon rallied, and ultimately experienced an adyaace. Favourable telegrams from the Paris Bourse were the cause...a rmness close. The demand for discount to:daf has been very active; and the rate in the open market has ; occasionally been above 4 per .cent. the foreign' eiChatigea, this , afternoon, : e 011 Amsterdam): and Itainbyrg were slight y higher.-:- Time& - The-fpn4e opened this morning at a fractional iinproyentent,' and without variation until the afte!rnoon, ivlieiVaninlation was OCC4I: . sinned bf news of a decided but nnexplained. rise - in the" Faiis'Bourse. off firtn, .vanee of ,per cent. upori, 'yesterday's; prices, The 'demand for - :money to-day ( Win velTuotive• both. at the Bank and el sew h ere : no business was ;done below 4 per-Cent. There were again. no nsactiOns in .bullion at the Bank.—Thifly-News. Ai The Herald-says, that yesteiday of-three months were in few sales ta4en at 41per cent., the more" general p r i ce b e i ng 44 t o i ; sub‘ scription for the new Brazilian loan closed-yester . day. .Theritital MO' not -been all subscribed; the heaviness In_ the- consol . mirket being unfayour able to the operation. Messrs. Rothschild took up the amount necessary to complete 04p :sum required. The Turkish goveri a nient oontpin• plated raisin £.3,0(0,000, .gr?,090,000,11y. kler cent. stock at 5 7 OIP nePtigioll 3$ -said 4 13 49- dt:44, 4p issue of Victgria 0 per Pel4t, tures is ; s4ected aboutthe middle of April. The question whether to issue 45,000,000, or one-half of this sum now . ,ancltho other' six. months heuee, has yet to be - decided.. Austria is raising at home -a--loan of £20,000,000. The LONDON RAILWAY SHARE MARKET has moderately active, and 'priees are maintained with 411411essin. all _cases-. —London and North,- Westerns are 99 i:great Nyexterns, „Great Northernh 114 i5tdr446„1144 . 1 4 ; anti gthith- Easterus, 8/4 f. Tombaido-Venetian have im proved:to 11 to I. The Share-Market closed at thefollowing prices Ambergate, Not.; & Eistern'Junctti. 6 1 • 00.14011.144 S • ' • Dutch Rhenish Eastern Counties: a6-I a East Lancashire _ 7••- Edintiiiiicandgissgeay : .1 ,79 86 Great Northern . • .5 • .112 1 3 A . ' .115 1-16 * k.r.e a Great Westerns . . . fib Great Western of ban*: 1 1 35 i 0 1 Grand Trunk of 4 ganacia• - 7 -1- - ,A 4 le Oreat Southern! and W9stern . • l l_ 2 , Lancashire and Yorkshire . • •. 081 London oo u a and li 4 s N Q co li rt t u h y - w w o e s s t t e e r n . 4 9 6 2 3' .Deeds Northem - • .North British - 621 clhcff...,,7lo.Lri7otnsuire.l4l32l. I+l • - South Eastern and Dover . . . . 881 I 7 - N M lti o rd rt i ch an h e s d s i t a S e ff l io' orde . 'York, Newcastle', and Berivick . • 93! 4 1 York and North gidland , , 77 1 4 4 !),%: !..1-:"2 The following appeared in our second edition of Saturday The railway market, yesterday,. experienced a further advance, and' closed firmly, at the best point of the day —namely, Great Northern A stock about 21 per cent. higher; the ordinary stock, .1 ; Midland, It ; and London and North Western and Lancashire, y and 11. In other descriptions the rise was Ito per cent. Late in the afternoon Midland stock could not be pur chased below 114. A further improvement of more than £1 took place in Great Western of Canada. The LONDON FOREIGN STOCKS MARKET to-day was inactive, but generally values have been fairly supported. Original Turkish Six per Cents. are heavy at 79t, and the New Sixes at 624. .Brazilians have slightly improved, being quoted at 91 . 911. Mexican remain steady at 21?,-. _Dutch Cerfificates are firmer. New Brazilian Loan is supported at par toy pm. New India Fide 'per Cent. Loan is marked 1041 to Turkey. Bank Shares are 1 to dis. ; and Canada Scrip,' 1.2 to 1 ; 1 ,, pm. The LONDON PRODUCE MARKETS generally to day continued firm, without much activity. SUGAR' quiet. COFFEE firm. TEA quiet ; common congou nominally is sd. RlCE—Very firm, business doing to-day at stiff rates. SALTPETRE firm, with some inquiry. The LONDON TALLOW MARKET to-day was quiet. Prices are quoted as follows :—Town Tallow, 55s net cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the' spot, 57s 9d ; all March, 57s 6d ; April to June, 55s ; July to Sept., 53s to 53s 6d ; Oct. to Dec., 535. Market Averages : Town Tallow, 58s ; fat by ditto, 3s Old ;. yelloNV Russian, 595; melted stuff, 41s ; rough ditto, 241 s tallow graves,. 16s. Good dregs, 7s, 1 1 1-.,Pi11y4 MINING MARKET this morning has been rather quiet. The, only business officially reported in the Stock Exchange is in Lady liertha shares, at 14; but .there have been a number of transactions in shares in Treloweth, Grambler and St. Aubyn, Great Retallack, Wheal Unity, and Wheal Clifford. Prices remain steady. Tq foxeign . and Jcolonial mining shares tee is no alteration of the slightest importanCe. Tapunda Miubig (South Australia) have been dealt in at 11 -prem. The BORbt.'Gn HOP MARKET.—To-day only a moderate businpsa is doing in good and fine Hops OT last year's growth, at i\ 11 prioes, All other , kinds TrkQVQ off sl*ly, at late currencies. - PROVINCIAL, &c., MARKETS, YESTERDAY. GLASGOW IRON.—Market firm. No. 1, 668 64 to 578; Warrants, 578 3d to 57s 6d; No. 3,66 s 6d to 56s 9d. __MANCHESTER ,HARE.—Dovers, 26 N 11-16 -a ; Trunks, 9i );1 eeds, 102/ ; Sheffields, 426. CORN MARKETS.—DONCASTER : Moderate supply of Wheat : fair business done at 6d per three bushels -advance: - Less - show of Barley, and w - ddlots sell - freely at moderate quotations. Oats and Beans unaltered.— NEWCASTLE : §llqo supply of- home-grown Wheat, which has tieen brought up at an advance of `2a per of, on the prices of this day week. South country sell at a similar improvement ; foreign may he quoted is per qr dearer, but holderS cla 114 offer freely. Flour more - Saleable, and is per sack clqaxer. Malting Barley is per qr, dearer. Cota steady, and full prices made. 'Deans and Peas steady, at last week's prices.—CmaisLE : We had, a full supply for the season of all kinds of grain, Wheat was in good. demand, at 6d advance on the week. Barley and Oats in fair demand, and for seed more money was given. DONCASTER CATTLE.—Excellent sups y. of all kinds of cattle at market, but only a alAw trade done. Milch Cows £l4 to £l6, PraPa, £8 to £9 10s each. Poor supply of Sheell. Hogs and blethers, 40s to 44s each. rigs in large supply : strong ones' fully 2s per head lower, while small Pigs were easier and bad to sell. Pork Os 9d to 7s per stone. Stigging Init Monne. Tiber 1(ss), llichards, Alexandri'a Pra - sper, Jones Palermo Calibre Marseilles Edwardo, Valere Maracaibo Bcaganza (as), Loudon, Oporto March 24. Gazelle ..titaracaibo SAIL Onangandy, Swan ...Bombay D. Harrison, Godolard...Bahia Spiridione New,Orleans Helena,AVilliams...Manza.nina Tung Yu, Shanghai Jo London rch, 24. EVeri4l; Pernambuco Peveril of the Peak ...Calcukta William Carey Demerara ,ED. 3farch 25. Christina (ss), Mansfield, Niagara (rms), Leitch, Boston Smyrna Cleopatra (ss), Croft ..Africa Tiger, Robinson. Bombay FOREIGN PORTS. Pelican (ss), hence at Durl,jrk. Albatross (ss), hence tit Helvoet. Ciroanla, Toft, hence at Barcelona. Maigaretb,a, Recke, hence at Cuxhaven. William Fisher, from Wuxils at Nanzapilla. Coquette, Gray, hence at I3ordeaux. Nina (sa), Erano, hence at Santander. Olympus (ss), Inglis, hence at IgAllta,. Amelia L. Paicurich, b,enee a% CoAstikuttnopie. Corinthian (ss), Wakdell, ancl Just von. Paipke N - Ai . ahe, hence at Trie..46. pkanulie (es), Parfitt, hpnce at Gibraltar, and cleared fox Palermo. Albanian (ss), from Catania at Messina, 'and left for Palermo. Jose Maria, Garton, and Lam,p,ligh*r, Posey, both hence at Matanzas. • SPONN• Araxea (ss), hence for Alexandria, March 22, off Cape Clear. Cintra (Sc), hence for Oporto, March 23, off Barfisey. Eliza Pirtle, bound west, March 17, in lat. 47 N., lon. 17 W. John Scott, Canton to London, Jan. 10, in lat. 30 S., lon. 48 E. Joshua, bound south, in lat. 45 N., lon. 8 W. Ligonia, hence to Calcutta, Feb. 15, in lat. .7 N., lon. 26 W. NI Lion, Calcutta to Philadelphia, Dec. 26, in lat. 8 S., lon. 88 E. Mauritius, from Bordeaux, bound S.W. in lat. 2 S. lon. 20 W. R. Thornton, Batavia for London, Feb. 15, in lat. 6 S., lon. 24W, Runnymede, Africa for Liverpool, Dec. 13, in lat. 4 N., lon. 24 W. ' Sea NimPh, Shanghai for Cowes, Feb. 5, in lat. 11 S , lon. 11 W. Wallstioni, Batavia to Amsterdam; Feb. 15, in lat.' 6 N., lon. 24. OITTp.ORTS. . Robert Twentyinan, from Barbadoes at Dublin. Brazii (ss), Eustacg, ftqtri Ilio 4neiro at Milford. Albprt Gallatin, Puringt9A, he.l* for Fernandina at Newport. DEAL, March 24.—Arrived and passed : Centurion, from ; Havre to London; Twee Vraeden, Rotterdam to Philadelphia; Cock of the Walk, St. Michael's to London; Surprise, north to west;' Elizabeth Green, Patras to London ; Victoria, London to Adelaide; Talb o t, L on d on t o N ew foundand; Adonis, Lon don to Oporto. 25th : Victoria, London to'St. John's ; Cleadon, Melbourneto Loudon ; Indiana, Wharapoa to Landon; Signet, New Zealand to London ; Daring, and Dolphin, St. Michael's to London ; Constance, London to Barbadoes ; Sussex, London to Port Phillip ; Fenelia, Hobart Town to London ; Ostrich, Yobalpore to London ;' Condor, Shields to Constantinople ; Sul tan, London to Bombay; Emma E. Badger, London to Port Philli ; 141keinmel, London to Mauritius; Scotia, London'tO trali ; Rose, London ,to Bathurst; Maria Alice, London to St. T °pp. '• GRAVESkItD, March 25.—Arrived ; John Souchay, from Bar badOes ; John and Richard; Berbice ; Hadassah;C4cUtta • C. Brook, St. Vincent ; S. P. Rogerson, Savannah ; Coolt,of t the Walk,' St. Michael's ; Yulture, Messina i Tsai:l(4w, Istew Orleclll4- Siiiled : Defiance, to Calantta; Dqnzie. FALlurtnrch 24.---Arrived : Elizabeth; Convain, from Aquadfila i ane Ella% Earnst, Tonola; Fredorico,•Migna, and Edouardo, Cherico, Taranto; Fidea, Casseur, Porto Rico; Clara, Huelken, Mayaquiz ; Jane Strong, Philips, Odessa ; Cygnet, Summers, Gallipoli, Off: Elmira, Brandt, Port-au- Prince. QugE:rezowx, March 24.---Arrived : Anna, from Matanzas; Wilhelmina, Healy, Cariglana ; Kangaroo (es), Liverpool to New York, and proceeded ; Canadian (se), Liverpool to Port land, and proceeded. Off: Balclutha, from ,Savanutih ; and Herald, Callao. • MARITIME EXTRACTS. Compromise, hence for New York, in Ramsey tiny, of Man, all irpll. "• • " The Tuscarora, for Philadelphia, has put back. - Ltovpls (per 'Magnetic. Telegraph) : The Baldwin is lest on poast at Plovair, The Louise Bue (rain Cardiff to Constantinople, ashore at Gallipoli. CArus, Match 5: The.Rling Pyldes,' from Liverpool to Syra, which went ashore in Trafalgar Bay Dec. 27, was floated March 1, taken in tow on the 11th, and on , the 'l2th, when within 12 miles of Cadiz light, the hawsers parted, and the , Eling Was driven on-shore and became a total wreck. - - -- - The Xiphias, from St. Sohn, N. 8., for. Liverpool, was passed March in, in lat. 48 N., eon. 15 W., derelict. COULTORSAY, Islay, March 22 : The Spirit of, the Times, Martin, of andkom Liverpool for Newfoundland, put into Loo - March 20, with loss of jibboom, &c., and will l'Ave for Newfoundland the first fair wind. Gratitude, Collie, from. Villa Real de San' Antonio km tilt port, at Gibraltar, very leaky, with cookhouse, bnll:arks, &c., carried away,-lutving allipPeti - a 13 . • .• ,TINTTLLIGVANIQE, _ - BgNMCES AND APPOINTMENTS VACANT titgUND. - Upper Climber, in the Cathedial Church of Derry : Rey. T Lindesay, deo., • DEANERY-RURAL. ,POttern. dio. Salisbnry : Rev. M. W. Mayow, prom. 'Ripon : pat. the. Crown : val. £900: Very Rev. T. Gamier, • D.C.L., prom. ARCHDEACONRY. Winchester : val. £200: pat. Bishop of Winchester: Ten. J. C. Wigram, prom.- - - - - RECTORIES. Carleton, East, St. Mary, Norfolk: (tit). Norwich ; val. £176 : pat.: Mr. P. Day : Rev. R.. 7. Francis, prom. ' Clonmany : dio. Derry'. pat. Marquis of Donegal : Rev. G. H. YoUng, dec.' ' larkley, Suffolk t • dio.• Norwich : val. £163: pat. - Hon. Mr. Irby : Rey. R. 4, Francis, prom. -London„St. Mary, - Whitechapel ; yal. £217 with residence ; pat. BrasehOse Nino, Qafgra , Rey. W.'W.Ulutuipneys, PrOrn. SonthainotOti : Winchester : yal. 41,000, With resideßce pat. Bishop of Winchester ; Yen, J. C. Wigram, prom, YICARAGEN. Pelkirk, 00.-- and dio. York : val. £136 with residence :"pat. Archbishop o f ; Rev, S. B. Graham, d ec . York, Holy • r arity --Micklegate : val. £ 93 with res idence : pat. Lor hancellor : Rev. J. B. Graham, dec. • PERPETUAL CURACIES.- .Bundawa, dio. Newcastle , New South Wales : Rev. C. W. - Rowe, dee. • . ut§hop Over-Tabley, co. and dio. Che s te r ; val, 1119 .of Chester And I, E,scv. Ot. Ite v- X- srnsth~ resigrle,ct. • '• ' cus, iAPLAIN 'ClipstollBlli)spital, NortliaMPt_o_ Rev. nsht.m . '',A e Laxi v° T gle D ad a rPro p m ro . m. To H. 31. Forces, Plymouth ; 1 . • LECT,wEsritP. . -- • 'stipend £150: pats. Bolton, Lancashire : . dio. 'Manchester Ws before Mar ch 30. TruTtees testimonials application to Rey. S d £ O B N •t R t E w S. i Colu,mbia o ) Missions s - wr i cto en . lolre , ndon. - • ' 4. * G aP T ' CURACIES. .-Ballinadee • dib. Cork. I,..i.ongtapn C hu rch , Derbyshire : dio. Li c hfi eld : stipend £6O, with title. w e nd g e, Devon : dm. Exeter . with a title. Colkirk;:Norfolk : dio. Norwich. i r thlingborough, Northamptonshire : dio. Peterborough : sti pend £lOO. " .St. John-the-Evangelist, Berks : dio. Oxford : stipend t2n • Newent,Thcif and C J anteater : stipend £BU. Newingtp4, Stoke, St dio. Rath Middlesex dio. Lon don. Poulton, Somerset : iiath and : ly' Shrivenham, Berks : 0. Oxford: sti end 0 q h . • Uffington, Salop : stipend X&O wi wit Wardley Belton, Rutland : dio. Peterborough title; title; Warton and Freckleton, Lancashire : dio. Manchester, Windsor, Bqcks : dio. Oxfqrd ; stipend £3O with title, MASTERSIIIPS, Clipstone Grammar School, Northamptonshire : Rev. T. T. Daye, prom'. Hemsworth Grammar School: pat. Archbishop of York : Rev. J. B. Graham, dec. Oxford Cathedral Sellout : Rev. J. Baker, dec. To-morrow (Tuesday), the 27th instant, at Half-past One o'glock, at the Commercial Saleroom, Temple-court, 700 Cssks American and Canadian BUTTER, 500104 pp . cFigEs. Ito 4 , id-4,1 1 I:s.voist,Yl Apply to WM. GARDNER & CO., Brokers. On account of wbom it may concern. To-morrow (knestiaY), t e 2ith4nstant,,at Half -past One ComrhErcial Saleroom, Temtile-COurt; 2* Boxes Silort Middles Annrican BACON, 17 „ Long „ - DITTO, damaged by sea watet on ate, voyage ofAnipnKlatip4,,Ca Victory, from New York. Appl4Ledi ti.Xl J WM. GARDNER & CO., Brokers. FRIDAY. . On Fridicrigit;lhl7;o/h Igatant; at' Twelve "'o'clock; at the Brokers' 0016/30, Exchange-alley`Nortli;l - , rtfigklV4tive 'Ceylon COFFEB, just landed per Record, Albert 1)oc. For 'further particulars apply to Messrs. C. W. and F. Shand, mercbdnts • orto §IT A I D, /11(18°N, -cci;l3rokert: • I:J . I .a 4( Ou 2ale. ,Bsy7~l NINES . AND , SPIRITS; -- fOR-IfehtFr-USE - AND EXP4RTATION4--- -- A-PplY to CIIARLTON & SON, Bakers,! 37, Dale-street. The Share Market . shrel the foilowipg pries. . • Sales after ‘,71 .Ing.ftices. 3 o'clock. J _ Railways. . la°. tburn, enhead &CheshireJn. 70 1 71 Ciledon4m.. • ... 9 4 ;d 9 1. Cl est.er and Holyhead .. - -7 - 7. E4Stern Counties . 11 1-16 114-11taR'. 1 - 1 ': 1 3 Greta Northern ll2 .- 113 ~, Gikat Weiterns • 684 —" 681 . L ( - I ' , A .' ~" " Lemoashire Yorkshire. lO2 .102 f , 102 .;:iisz-rti Lohdon & North WesteF4 981 ---- 9 Ditto k-shares - 7-16 --- 7 ' d - Manehester, Shef., & Lin. 42-1 -.- 42* '.llLidlind Stock ll 4l 114* 1141 t stolth British .. 621 .62e j.--.- " • 1":4 :470411 Stafordsbjxe •• • • 3, 3 1 - 7 31 d _ .ISt. astern,Bervielt 93 -4 -- 94 bib!! od :!, Do. oric and N. Ni 41444 . 7 71, , : - . - -7 7 7 1- 4,. - 7 : - Nu iaisE Do. eecls Northern ... • ' :f64 -.--:- f - .-,.. 1 ',,O#ord, W. 84 Wolvottptn. 40 3 --, 41 -, - . B • - ;ooth Eastern :Dutch Rhenish ...... - Li I ) ' Great Luxembourg 1A.2 Grand Trunk of Canada . 9 9 1-16 , -v'✓.l Gt. W. of Canadali.wk......'l l 4 -, - - A _ . Ditto.Aw sh9rea— 7.a.--. Buffalo and Lake Huron.. 5 1 ~.. 4 3 ..._.... . Loinliardo-yeneti4n .. r: "... i 4 1- 1 , 4 1 - 1,-'—i I a -q.reo ship ... ....... .. 910 10/6 - :-- , , ..1. .I, Y ' " ei.UOll i iill - .....)t..!1 L .A - 411.t...71 1..13.9.513 • • - I rtt P4151011 sp.t ~ 5 i arket' -:s ,7ll l e Liverpool t iSt. IV I !) Provisis4ns Market • . 'to-day ruled as t ICAVit --- - - • ' 5- 4 • ' - ......."' , , 0. , d.. , 0 - ,, , '<i. , t - • ~ ,s ., -4, , a. 'dP -,,, Beef . ". - 14 ` -*; p-ie sis 0. & n Fowls, 13. couple 3 00 3 6 Mutton' ~.le ',-- 0 - .6 0 ; , , 0- 5 Docks ' 3 0„ 3' 6 I VA! ' ' --,, .6 5 ,0' 7 Rabbits, I° c'ple '1 6 „ 1 10 • b fareqr• -. 0 - 0 - , - ; -- 0 ---- 0 - : Pigeons; -„ 1-8„ 1 17 )lind qr ff 6 01,"; , 0 0 Grousc, -' brace 0 0_„. 0 0 F're Pish r , drop ; ~ 0 6!,, , 6 7. P O aifridges r br.o 7„ '0 0 :.Lobsters 4 _ , v • ,j„ 1 3 Black Game , 0 - • 0„ 0 0 Salmon. Xt-1 , -;, . 2 .2,, 2 4 , Pheasants,Vbrce.o 0 „ 0 0 -pod Fish. .4xeit- o• • 2 1 1„ 0 - 3 . . Snipes • , 10„ 0 . 0 Soles Bret - 66,„ 0 7 Goosebenies,p. qto 0 ~-0' D 0 itrbot -----;;- 0 8 -- ,, - 1 - -8- wherries,rtit•O -- 6 ,;•- .adiskeks .. ~0 4„ 0 0 Larks 414 doz 1. 0;; 1 3 0.... H Freshßutte,r,„ 1 .q.„ 17 7' Geese "*" Sidi 6„ 5 0 Bali, ditto .:. ~ 010„1= 3. Turkeys „ 4-.0 „ 6 "0 ,Grapes,tr. '„ 1 2, 6 . „,..;0• , Hires ..... 7 , -•28 „ 3 0 *: Do. t. ~ 0 I'y, 00 0 i Curumbersisaoh 00„IT 0 '' _Cherries „ 0 0 6 0 Apricots,Per6oz.o ' 6 , 0 0 0.- Nectarines c 10..... 0 IL. , ' fo ' 0 ,Danasons.. - Peaches, each .. 0 0.7,, „O 0 - Eggs 0124 Peas, VI peck 0,40 r ot Pines, for., each 0 01,,` 0 0 'I I I:. ° I . POtatoes, Ift pek O . A. t,V:i. 4 - Do. Fag.... ~ 8 0 .„10 . 0 Akparsgus, f /00-# , i 6.,, 0 0 Filberts, per lb. 1 6„ .9 0 .t-3111, • liVe-Agricillittrai rtraft-naritti. . The Ltyerpool Agrioulturatiftioluae Market to-day sti ff } as follows :-7- - 'nig ' 1 rir"c , 4 . ti1l , -.1. , -21 a - . 4 '' . . s. d. s. d. - '' a. ' ci s. s. . 'lay, old__, ~,,,___l '1 to_ 1 21_ _Pota,to,s, kerops_l 3 _to 4„..,...,4_, Ditto,,niw ... 0 -- iii - ..i ii - Do. *ecilings. k 3 .5, , .. 3 7 Ditto, elver- 0 ~. 1 1 do. whitero4sl6 .. : ".6 ' 8 - then ClOver..,o. .0 ... 0 0 Do. Balshaw ,3 1 ,6 , ... II 0 vetches .......;._ 0 17) ...' 0' 0 'Da. Baldruins. 1J 'ti, „. 0 0 Straw, wheat . 0 $ . D: 00. cittla p 0 ... 0 0 Ditto, oat -9 Tutnips 30 0 ...4 0 Ditto, barley, : 0 0 .. 0 0 Carrots „.„, 0 0 ... 0 0_ Oats, in straw. 0 - 6, , , 6 - 47`ganFelw , ..icze128 • 0 30 - 0 POtatos, flukes 4 1 ~.. 4,. 1. , .3. ,Manurfr *" 5, 6' ~ 7 6 Lt` • • .• , -a-- ~ v,,,,, 1,1:r Zrabt.r The Tioir - Tlige of Snnth• stafform l irr All' accounts of the state of 'the demand . for Stiptord 41ire Iron concnt.i4 representing it as exceedingly quiet. Pie Iron. : Buyers continue extremely shy, • and themarkets f4ie-Nyeekat-WeiverhaTtpton and Bilininglism were marked: by greati iNtness.. Makers z lgoitilplit4 to sell at the -present moment 484 ,- e 0 accept some.what lower rates- The leading nini - 4ta - Cii,trera, however, are nqt yet in gie • mar4t,fm% next :qkiartefs delivery, and it is ,uQl,' 40,t,44ey Will sell their Iron for less money. "'`l'he'deig.l list of prices of Staffordshire finished,lron is as follows Common Staffordshire bars, £7 10i, at the works ; best bark i gg4p,i).. sheets, £9 ; doubles, £lo' nail"tleets, RA 10s ; latins, 112; boiler plates, ,19 ;"'-beit r . and best hest in isTr .... r . ti9u-; lotnln94 rods; £7 lOs ; hoops,. ta lgs ; gas strip, £8 ; Canada ' . LIVERPOOL. ) LIVERPOOL. ymbt.l go G EORGE BYFORD, HOUSE AND LAND AGENT, 32, DALE-STREET, ,UESSRS. T. 0. COOPER & SON, ILL. INSURANCE AGENTS, 5, RUMFORD-STREET, .) LIVERPOOL ON SATURDAY, APRIL 7, WILL BE PUBLISHED No. 1 OF " THE LIVERPOOL WEEKLY TIMES," A JOURNAL OF POLITICS, LITERATURE, SCIENCE, A•N'D ART. 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'='c: ?MX: ...a a -if ttu.s..lol TH-E DAY'S NEWS: It was - a tolerably' significant remark of .they A II: Times on Saturday, in allusion to the French Emperor's predatory projects in Savoy and - Ni,Vtf i that "commercial advantages were whispereitifi gently in England's ears, that, what, betWielid.!' l , gratitude for Italy, complacency at the lart - Air.,-7: played in the last act of the drat:gib alig.fervi4 delight at having made a ;lel= 90,n1,ert' 'frepHy' ; ',',Al trade, she §egtut3d i9olined to accept tha:lirattl.,:,-1 instalment of French raga even in the ahapa 6r,„;es torn coPies 4 ttle Treaties of Vienna." quite true. The lure of ‘f comalereial advantages'' has succeeded,. Louis Napoleon knew his He remembered his uncle's opinion of us as" . a nation of shopkeepers ;" and he has not fonlif i. i t a wrong one, even at this distar.l 4 , - . . ay. gtul #4:4 1 1 ,0 country but been blessed with 41 1 4400 TO' °Ulm, 1 :;'1 than huxtc4 , 44g Iginistry li ke the Pre5en,,,:!.1 1 , 4 4 . Boand syat t l4 never have been deceived &rut dishonoured through such base and mercenary. means. People may well begin to Suspect that it is hit- shame at having been sold by Louis Napoicani- and not his apprehension of injury to the .public service, that makes Lord John:llll.4in so - Cumin ing to give any information aato the real stite - ce 1 r • the case with respect to. the annexation Such information, however, is, after All,itearout , necessary. " The real news of tie slay," as tht leading journal truly says, "is to be reed, _ Lord John Russell's despatches or, in Mr: ;& 1 lake's speeches, but in the acts . ' of the. 17 7, 1 1j,ja Emperni. There is a French ship of iiiiratn 5 .5t4r,4 off Nice';' a French squadron is under Oder* to tn. sail from Toulon; there is A pet i t ion for 4414ext"7 7 - tion in course signature in the etretiS of Nice; there is a protest getting up against the deClarcv. tion of the Municipality - of ' Nice ; the Fr enc h arm y of Lombardy;Lombardy; is retiring upon Savoy; -04 4 things are fully prepared for 'that genuine- burst- ef popular enthusiasm-which .is to vindicate * O P u f ld not coast Vie Ivislieq the. Imperial promise film 4, 4 pe sin m ee r rit w y uye So flat aj~ is" as is requisite tPorth'eeefianainlgo7mitsliumf. p ni cT ch ula a t e io sii n a sc c ' h 'nation. Savoy and Nice, in fact, are /timid''' . Louis Napoleon's; and Lord John and his col, -- theyleagues h a;aorrb been if t nn o g o oHu m tej u roa C c h lkde, mortifiedaft e r 4 t k e l ; f;s 4 : 9 o; prospective advantages as, re tird§ t 4 • e France "for m but 443140 - 41 return for the loMic°2.2— g ' of a lilpse4 Teyenne from the Long Annuities and' IT the infliction of an exaggerated tax," eig'nifl cantly adds, that " Mr. Gladstone has, in: fact , :' lost one bird in• the hand and as yet he cannot point out the two in the bush." This is literally the case. When "the two in the bush ". may' turn up, it is impossible to say ; but that " the bird in hand" is lost for ever, there cannot be" . a doilbt or a question. There is one consolation , however, which our contemporary points out. 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