The Daily Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-10-25 00:00:00

or ~. atnitstiztitts. ROYAL ~A..M.YELITHEATItE, GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET, Proiirietcir, Mr. W. R. COPELAND. ) MR. BARRY ,4IITALIVAN i; ."F.*GAGED for NINE NIGHTS, and will make his FOURTH APPEARANCE since his return from America. LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1860. puhur Antessts. IRON AND NAIL WAREHOUSE, BECKWITH-STREET, PARK-LANE. JOHN GIBBONS and CO. have ON SALE a well-assorted STOCK of BAlt; HOOP, SHEET, and ROD IRON, STEEL, Wrought and cut NAILS, &c., Wholesale and Retail. SALE OF PAPER HANGINGS AT 52, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. EATON, BOGGS, & CO. have commence d SELLING OFF their STOCK of PAPER HANGINGS foi the L 7 year, amounting to more than 30,000 Pieces, in order to make room for New Goods. The Stoc k com p rises ever y quality, and is mostly of this year's selection. N.B.—SEVERAL LOTS will be sold at exceedingly LOW PRICES. G 8 CONSUMERS WILL SECITR AND A SAVING OF FROM 20 TO 30 BY USING THE PATENT GAS EC E A BETTER LIGHT, PER CENT., ONOMI.SER, übTic Ab'brrsscs. DISPLAY 'OF WINTER FASHIONS, ON THURSDAY NEXT, AT COMPTON HOUSE. TO BE HAD ONLY AT THE OFFICES FOR PROCURING PATENTS TO INVENTIONS, 4, CLAYTON-SQUARE, LIVERPOOL. WINTER FASHIONS IN MANTLES, SHAWLS, PROMENADE AND EVENING DRESS ; THE NEW BROCADE SILKS, MOIRE ANTIQUES, GLACE, AND FANCY SILKS. Also, MADE-UP SKIRTS IN DROGUETS, ABERDEEN LINCEYS, MOHAIRS, AND IN MATERIALS SUITED FOR MOURNING, with some exquisite designs in LACE AND TARLETAN ROBES for Evming wear. • The DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT is under the superintendence of an experienced Manager, who is always in attendance to measure and take orders. The EVENING DRESSES can be seen. by gas-light, at every hour of the day. THE SHAWL, SILK, MANTLE, FUR, AND DRESS WAREHOUSE, 14 & 1C), BOLD-STREET. JOHN CRIPPS, PROPRIETOR. Public Xr.bressts. COAL! COAL!! COAL!!! T EFFERY, MORRISII, JEFFERY , & CO. • have the pleasure to announce that their FIRST DISPLAY of FASHIONS will be made on THURSDAY NEXT, and following days, in the under-mentioned Departments : MILLINERY AND BONNET ROOMS. —These Rooms will be enriched with a superb, and they think judicious, Selection of. Millinery, Bonnets, Caps, and Head Dresses, combining a tasteful arrangement and delicate blending of colours with high-class fashion. Hats and Bonnets, elegantly trimmed and designed by Parisian artistes, in profuse variety. THE LADIES' OUTFITTING AND BABY LINEN ROOM, which is Strictly Retired, presents an unri valled assortment of Children's, Tartan ' P o plin, and Droguet Dress-s, and Cloaks, B a by Linen, Robes, Hoods, and Bonnets, beautiful in d es i g n, exhibiting some striking and greatly admired Novelties • Under clothing, French and Engli s h St a y s an d Crinolines, 2, uniting the latest improvements with high-class work manship. THE SILK ROOM.—.I. M. & Co. invite special • attention to the Silk Department, their buyer having - • just returned from the Continent with some of the most Exquisite Productions ever Offered for Sale. . Several of the lots are of extraordinary value, in cluding a parcel of Rich Black Glac e ; o f unusual:bril liancy and weight of silk. COMPTON HOUSE, CHURCH-STREET. FRENCH GLOVES. THOMAS LITTLER has always a supply of the Best ORRELL and other WIGAN COAL DELIVERED IN TOWN OR COUNTRY, 43 , LATE 57, LEEDS-STREET. • QUALITY THE TEST OF CHEAPNESS. NEW FRENCH AND PAISLEY SHAWLS. ?-ICRIPPS begs to announce the arrival of one of the largest and richest STOCKS of Foreign and British . SHAWLS, ever submitted to his Liverpool patrons. , He has just made a selection in Paris of some of the choicest productions of the French looms, in STRIPED and FILLED PATTERNS ; and, as SHAWLS are now imported Duty Free, he has great confidence in soliciting an inspection. The prices range from Tw0...t0 ,Light eert. G u i aeaS. ' His Stock of well-seas one d and genuine FURS are now ready, in MUFFS, BOAS, CUFFS, and EAL FUR MANTLES. Some of the Sables arc about the darkest and most valuable evr imported into this Country. Furs Repaired and Altered. JOHN CRIPPS, 14 & 16, BOLD-STREET. WAREHOUSE FOR MANTLES, SIIAWLS, SILKS, DRESSES, AND FURS. AUTUMN NOVELTIES-OCTOBER, 1860. FRISBY, DYKE, & CO., beg to announce that their arrangements for the Season are complete, and they are •Nit2W OFFERING, in all Departments, the LATES NOVELTIES for the AUTUMN TRADE, en ap g French and Englishre' Plain, Embroidered, 'Reps, Velontines, and DroguOts. FRENCH MERINOES in Magenta, Solferino, and other fashionable colours. Striped, Plain, and Mixed ABERDEEN WINCF.YS. SILKS in every variety, including a large lot of Black French Glae&, very cheap. • New Parisian Shapes, in Velvet, Sealskin, Llama, and Cloth MANTLES and PALETOTS. Bonnets and Hats of the newest styles. Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers, and Lace. Ladies' and Children's Winter Hosiery and Gloves, and all the Fashionable Dress Trimmings. BLANKETS AND FLANNELS. F. D. & Co. take this opportunity of calling atten tion to their large Stock of real Welsh, Yorkshire, and saxony FLANNELS and Witney BLANKETS, bought before the advance on Wool, and an immense variety of Wincey, Reps, Droguet, and Quilted Skirts, in the same Department. FRISBY, DYKE, & CO., 58, GO, 62, 64, AND 66, LORD-STREET. PUR S. FRISBY, DYKE, & CO., have just Pur chased, under peculiarly advantageous circum stances, a MANUFACTURER'S STOCK of FIRST CLASS FURS, consisting of rich Sable, Ermine, Chinchilla, Minniver, Mink, Lynx, and Kolinsky MUFFS, CUFFS, BOAS, AND TIES, and a great variety of CHILDREN'S FURS; also, 350 superior Black African Monkey Muffs, at one-half last year's prices. 7 These goods having been manufactured with great care from picked and well-seasoned Skins, mostly imported by the Hudson Bay Company, and bought at their London Sales of this year. F. D. and Co. can with confidence recommend them to their customers and the public.. They are now OFFERED for SALE. FRISBY, DYKE, & CO. 58, 60; 62, 64, AND 66, LORD-STREET. £1.478 2s. Od. LACE AND SEWED MUSLIN STOCK. AND H. LEE, G. 72, LORD-STREET, Will Offer for SALE, THIS DAY, and Following Days, a Manufacturer's Stock of SEWED MITSLINS, Purchased at a discount of 481 ; also a LACE STOCK OF THE RICHEST GOODS, Purchased at. 541 per cent. off cost price. SEWED MUSLIN STOCK. Rich Worked Sets . 2 .. „„ ... ... ~„ ', Do. do. Unmade Do. do. t . h . e Finest Ma - ct ... ................. 63 14 9 Rich Book Collars ... Do. do. inlei . ;ith Vale • 198 18 0 n elennes Jaconet Collars ......... lB4 12 9 Muslin Sleeves 4B 19 0 Muslin Edgings, Flouncings, and Insertions 264 11 6 LACE STOCK. Maltese Collars, &c. Valenciennes do Sardinian Point do. Spanish Point do. Honitol Collars Do. Sets Real Trimmed Handkerchiefs Black Lace Shawls 103 12 6 68 10 0 21 4 9 28 13 0 59 18 6 53 11 3 91 10 6 42 11 6 £1.478 2 9 G. and H. LEE beg to call the attention of their Customers to the Class of Goods in the above Stock, as they are of the Finest Manufacture, and will be Sold cheap. 72-LORD-STREET-72. -,- ••• _ _ , ~ _ 1, ---- _ _-- / • 4 ;_. .. .. ~ , eburatirrn. . , ,- ) .1' ;'. • . . 4/ e ,,..........„) 4 . ...; SUCCESS g.e01ooN : sK N :K. l i. , Es l it Et F i in E :isr G IS b 3 Single Liverpool SU l: .. . lIANDWRITIN( , ,;,%* . 4, 1 t . -.,, ... . , .....__/ ~ f . / 44 4,4 ~• ; ~,_ •,,'... , _ ~ 5 , A . .., attain a good HANDWRITING, +.-it' 0 t. •..: ..., , t , . le ' t , '' - • ''''t ~. , ~ ......_..-- l i .:44- '„ 4 applying to - .-4 .... 1, ,--- '',, 4 i . R• - -04. MR. GEORGE THO: .1 v -g:, .)ti' -; 1.,1 .:1 , ••• , :v. -: Head Teacher in Liverpool of Writing, i 1 . e \ -.- . - , r, • 4,.. . , i'-' r. ', - } 7: mercial Arithmetic, Mental Calculations, \ ,i ______/ ON ',,,,.. -.;.; , ..., few Lessons. . ..; 75 -, :44-, . ~, -,.. - , . „„„, i , Oi ' i .. ,Ir * •- Mits. THOMPSON, Sen., and Miss TH, 4. \ \-..„''', 4 til -7 4 '''..' 1 1 ) V • ..AT . 14. ^ Si , • 4. 7 > t , 4. " ‘ N .: , Classes, or give Private Lessons in Musit .„......... ,414:07,........, 7 4, Reading, and Orthography. Cards of s No. 8, CLAYTON—S ESTABLISHED THIRTY-THR,EI , --.— A Pen for all Writers may be had at ......_ . . , PRICE ID. IF SUPPLIED BY I 1 D COUNTRY AGENTS, 2 • .1-CARMICHAEL and CO. have Purchased the following, and will OFFER them FOR SALE THIS I)Af, 2,472 PAIRS PARIS KID GLOVES OF EXCVLLENT QUALITY, IN ALL THE NEW SHADES. PRICE Is. 611 THE USUAL PRICE FOR THESE GOODS BEING 2s. 9(1. LIVER ESTABLISHMENT, CHURCH-STREET. PALATINE 'ESTABEISHMENT, CARPET & FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, 9 & 11, BOLD-STREET. EO. WOODS begs to announce that he 1,1 has taken into PARTNERSHIP Mr. DAVID SPOON LEY (who has been for many years his prin cipal ➢tanager), and Mr. JOHN TOWNSHEND (who has held a similar post in other first-class houses). In consequence of the above arrangement, GEO. WOODS & CO. purpose SELLING OFF THE OLD STOCK at a CONSIDERABLE REDUCTION in price, to effect a speedy Clearance, and make room for an assortment of ENTIRELY NEW GOODS in the dif ferent Departments. Parties 'Furnishing their Houses either wholly or in part hare now an opportunity of obtaining FIRST CLASS GOODS MUCH BELOW TIIEIR VALUE in Turkey, Axminster, Velvet Pile, Brussels, Tapestry, and Kidderminster Carpets, Floor Cloths, Mattings, Mats, &c., Satin Damasks, Brocatelles, Reps, Turkey and Arras Cloths, French and English Chintzes, Tournays, &c., including every NEW MATERIAL for Drawing and Dining Room Curtains, Bed Hangings, &c. A Large Assortment of CABINET FURNITURE, of warranted material and workmanship. Wood and Iron Bedsteads, Bedding, Blankets, Quilts, Sheetings, Family and Table Linens, &c. &c. Manufacturers of Upholsterers' Trimmings. GEO. WOODS & CO. refer the public with confi dence to the well known character of the House as a guarantee of the quality of the Goods, as well as the prompt and careful execution of all orders entrusted to them. Gao. WOODI, in tendering his best thanks to his Friends and the Public in general, for the liberal patronage accorded to him for the past twenty-fire years, begs respectfully to solicit a continuance and extension of the same to the new Firm. GL IR, O V E S, Il JJ lt E S O. S NE K ILL I IN D G PER PA "THE GOLDEN GLOVE" ESTABLISHMENT, 18, BERRY-STREET. 03IE-MADE SHIRTS. SUPERIOR SHIRTS, 3s. 6d., 4s. 6d., ss. 6d., and 7s. each, READY FOR USE, OR MADE TO ORDER, AT THE GOLDEN GLOVE ESTABLISHMENT, 18, BERRY-STREET. SAXONY FLANNEL S HIRTS , AT 6s. 11 D. i.. (A Superior Quality) AT JAMES KEET'S, 18, BERRY _STREET. gross and half gross boxes. ,ED BY A GOOD . G. cor a few days may or a thomue. know► or Doable Entry, by I MPSON, , Book-keeping, Com* and Shorthand, In iOMPSON assist in tip le, Writing, ArithmetiSt terms at QUA R TEARS. the Establishment, in DANCING, DEPORTMENT, AND CALISTHENICS. ROYAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, GREAT GEORGE-STREET. R. and MRS. MOLYNEUX respectfully intimate that their ACADEMY is NOW OPEN at the Royal Assembly Rooms, every Thursday and Saturday Afternoon, a/ Two o'clock. The Gentlemen's Class for Instruction will Re-open op Monday, Oct. 1, at Eight o'clock; and the Evening Assesl)l44 on Thursday, Oct. 4, at Eight. Mrs. Molyneux's Ladies' Class for Instruction will Re-open on Tuesday, Sept. 25, at Eight o'clock. Schools and Families attended. Private Lessons at any hone. Residence-24, Nelson-street, Great George-street. The ROOMS to be LET for BALLS, CONCERTS, &e. TIVERPOOL INSTITUTE SCHOOLS.— The QUARTER COMMENCED on :VIONDAT, October 15th, in the High School, Commercial School, Girls' School, Evening School, and School of Art. The High School consists of a Classical Section for Pupils preparing to enter the Universities, and a Department adapt; I for Pupils preparing for Business : Fees from £8 to £l6 per annum, according to proficiency. The Commercial School affords a Business Education : Fees, 17s. 6d. to 21s. per quar ter. Fees of the Girls' School, 28s. per quarter : extra fees ast charged for Instrum ntal Music, French, Dancing, and Calis thenic Exercises. The Evening School consists of more theft Thirty Classes, in which Instruction is given in all the ordinary branches, and in Mathematics, Drawing, Painting, Modelling, Ancient and Modern Languages, &c. Fees: First section, 3s. 6 d. per quarter ; Second Section, 6s. 6d. ; Special Classtn. various fees. The S c h oo l o f Art is in connection with tht Gov ernment Department of Science and Art. Course, of containing detailed information as to tern l of instruction, scholarships, and prizes, may be obtained on application at the Institute. ASTRUP CARISS, Secretary. Q U EEN'S COLLEGE, LIVERPOOL, IN CONNECTION WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF LONDON. EVENING CLASSES. Logic and Ethics • ev. Pr.fessor Griffiths (Dean), Latin, Senior C'as . ses : Professor Cameron LL.D. (Vies-Deanj. „ Junior Classes: Teacher, T. C. Inehbald B.A. Greek, Senior Clas ses : Professor Cameron, LL.D. „ junior Classes: Teacher, A. M. Kennedy, M.A. Mathematics and Natural Philosophy • Professor Elliot- English Language and Lit erature ; ....v lll 4. Professor Cranrconk. French: Professor Husson. German : Teacher. Herr Vollheim. Ancient History: Professor Cameron, LL.D. Chemistry : Professor Hamilton, F.C.S. F.R.A.S, Animal Physiology: Professor, Dr. Collingwood, M.D. Oxon} F.L.S., M.R.C.P., &c. The SESSION COMMENCEED on MoxuAY, Ont. I. The Classes embrace the subjects of Matriculation and Bachelor of Arts Examinations of the University of London— the principal requirements of the Competitive Examinations for Civil, Military, and Naval Appointments under Govern ment, including the East India Service—and a Course of Instruction calculated to impart that mental culture which every well-educated man ii expected to possess. and which forms the best introduction to strictly professional studies. Students are not required to join ocher than the particular class or classes which they may consider suited to their object. FEES.—Greek, Latin, Mathematics, and Senior Natural Phi losophy. each class 17s. per term, or El 14s. per session. Logic, English, French. German, Ancient History, Chemistry, Animal Physiology, and Junior Natural Philosophy, each class is. 6d. per term, or 17s. per session. Practical Chemistry : First term, £2 10s. ; second term, El 10s.; third term, El 10s.; or E 5 ss. for the session. The Session (October Ito June 21) is divided into three terms. The Liverpool Mutual Improvement Society's Scholarship will be competed for at the end of the session. Prospectuses and further information may be obtained by applying to ASTRUP CARISS, Secretary. Munitipat eitttiou. RODNEY-STREET WARE. APUBLIC MEETING of the ELECT OR g favourable to the Return of CHARLES MOZLEY, Esq., as Representative of the Ward in the Town Council, will be held on FRIDAY EVENING next, the 26th instant, in the Large Ro - m of the ADELPHI HOTEL. Chair to be taken at Eight o'clock. Mr. Mozley will attend. FREDERICK S. HULL, Chairman. SAMUEL PECK, Hon. Sec. TO THE ELECTORS OF SODTH TOXTETH WARD. GENTLEMEN,—The term of my office as your representative in the Town Council having nearly expired, and having been waited upon by an influ en ti a l d eputat i on of the Electors o f your Ward with a numerously signed requisition, requesting me to allow myself to be nominated as Candidate at the ensuing Municipal Election, it affords me great pleasure to place my services at your disposal; and should I have the honour to be again Elected, my utmost endeavour will be to promote the interest and advance any i measure connected with the mprove ment of the South end of the town. I am, Gentlemen, your obedient servant, JOSEPH STEEL. South Hill -grove, October 16, lB6O. ► T O TTIE tLtOTORS OF NORTH TOXTETII . WARD. ENTLtiVIEN,•-it is now nearly three years since I had the honour of being elected one of your representatives in the Town Council for the North Toxteth Ward ; and as my term of office will expire with the present month, I take this oppor tunity of thanking you for being the means of my having occupied st, high a position as a member of the local legisla ture of this town. As I have again been waited upon by a deputation bearing a Requisition signed by a very large and influential body of the Electors of this Ward, soliciting me to allow myself to be put in nomination at the ensuing Election, I without hesitation at once cheerfully comply with your wishes, and place myself once more in your hands ; and if again returned as your repre sentative shall be happy to render every possible assistance towards promoting the improvement and general prosperity of this great town; but more particularly wi lit be my study and care to use my best exertion and influence to further the development of this end of the town by the construction of more Docks, the extension of Railway and Railway Station accommodation , and the introduction of a General Trade. Your most obedient servant, THOMAS VERNON. Orchard-hey, Sunny-bank, Walton-on-the-Hill, Oct. 16, 1860. THE ELEr Tr m ■ e , o ... ACTORS OF WEST DERBY WARD. ENTLEMEN,—Iaving received a Requisition, signed by a large and influential number of the Electors of your Ward, to allow myself to be put in nomination as a Candidate for the representation of the Ward in the Town Council of Liverpool, I have great pleasure in acceding to your request. If I should have the honour of being elected, my best atten tion shall be given to the conscientious discharge (of the oner ous duties which will be imposed upon me. I purposely abstain from adverting to Politics, as I conceive that all party questions should be made subservient to the highly important local interests of this great mercantile com munity. I may mention, however, that in the event of your electing me as your representative. I shall endeavour in all respects to economise and reduce the Borough Expenditure, so far as the same is not inconsistent with the true interest* and welfare of the town. THIS EVENING (THURSDAY), THE 25TH INSTANT, MONEY .Mr. Barry Sullivan. Mr. W. Cooper. Mr. F. Neville. Miss t. Gray. Mid A PRINCE FOR AN HOUR. Prince Lorenzo • Miss Goodall. • Miss Howe. Beppo On Friday,—The LADY OF LYONS. Claude Melnotte, Mr. Barry Sullivan ; General Dumas, Mr. W. Cooper; Pauline, Miss L. Gray. And GRIST T O THE MILL, M arquis de Richville, Mr. J. C. Cowper; Mons. de Merluchet, Mr. W. Cooper; Faucine, Mrs. Power. On Saturday,—RlCHAßD 111. Duke of Gloster, Mr. Barry Sullivan; - Richmond, Mr. J. C. Cowper ; Queen Elizabeth , Miss L." Gray. And THE CHILD OF THE REGIMENT. Josephine, Miss Goodall (her Third Appearance in that ettirdetet): BiOcirs ripened at Half-Vast rn and the Performances co ttlerie at SeYens'cldcli 01'66141y: AdlUissiort=l/rdss Ecixes, •3s. •, Side Tiotets, 2s. rd.; Pit, , .6d. ; Gallery,' rid. Second Price—Dress Boxes, as. ; Side Boxes, Is. 6d.; Pit, Is. The Box-office is open from Ten to Three for securing Seats In the Dress Circle and taking Private Boxes, which may b.. had under the direction of Mr. Gen. Weston Evelyn Sir John Vesev - Sir Frederick blount Clare. R OYAL COLOSSEUM .THEATB,E, PARADISE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. Sole Proprietor Authorised to Perform Pieces of the Dramatic Authors' Society. tkabated Triumph of the Great Irish Delineator of the bright boys. Of Otdd Ireland' Mr. GARDINER COYNE every byenipgi in ,tito ehardethrs during the week he will oifig g , Ranting, Roaring Blade," " Trtist to lAA," " The Flaming O'Flannigans," " 4 Shamrock, so dear," "Whiskey in the jar ," " Norah M'Shane," "Groves of Blarney," " Norah, dear," &e., FOURTH APPEARANCE of Mr. W. M'INTYRE , from the - Queen's Theatre, Manchester. , Tills EVENING (THURSDAY), TIIE 25ru INSTANT, To-morrow (Friday), and Satorday, the NeW Drama, written fdr Sr. G; Coyne, entitled. THE GREEN HILLS 'OF Ellf ! , T1 • Jemmy FitipatriCk (Inn ciitiradter), Mr. Gardiner Caipie . ; Gedrge SOniertOii, Mr: C. IT. Mellon; Harry Melville, liiM'lntYrb Mary Melville, Miss M. A. Bellair; Angelina, Mrs. I. Gardiner. To be followed by AN IRISH ENGAGEMENT. Tim O'Shaughnessy (his original character), Mr. G. Coyne. Concluding every evening with a Popular Drama, in which Miss M. A. Bellair, Mr.. C. 11. Mellon, Mr. NV . M'lntyre, and the entire Comany, will appear. • In Rehearsal, a New Drama, written expressly for Mr. Gardiner Coyne, entitled, THE FOUR PHANTOMS. NOTICE.Doors open at Six o'clock, to commence at half-past. Acting Manager and General Director, Mr. Heath, jun. ; Stage 'Manager, Macfarren; Musical Director, Mr. sunpard rrot;litet, Mr 4 Creedort. Pit. Belles, ls. j Promenade and Gallery, ; Pit. 3d. lENGLER'S GRAND CIRQUE VARIETE AND EQUESTRIAN PALACE, DALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. THE OPENING NIGHT FOR THE SEASON SATURDAY EVENING, October 27th. I\lll. CHARLES HENGLER m ost res p ectfull y informs his kind Patrons and the Public generally at the above Cirque, during the Vacation, has been REDECORATED in a SUPERIOR STYLE, and every ditangeriterit made, desirable for the comfort of the audience keiierallk., The Equestrian. portion of t h e artistes include he most popular and renowned Professors that time, patience, and expense can -bring into one common focus. The Ward robe, Accoutrements, Properties, and general paraphernalia are designed and manutactured expressly for the NEW ENTRIES, SPECTACLES, TABLEAUX, LEGENDS, Eques trian HIPPODROMATIC Devices and incidental PAGEANTS for which this Mammoth Establishment stands pre-eminent. The interior has been entirely redecorated with a costly Ceiling and beautiful pictorial devices. Each pillar around the Cirque is decorated with COLOSSAL STATUARY, taken from ANCIENT and MODERN HISTORY, the whole device being entirely NEW and NOVEL. • Mr. C.•HENGLEU had the pleastre of announcing that he has, at an enormous expense, engaged for a short period the Most Extraordinary PERFORMINg ELEPHANT in the World, "Ajax." He aslures his kind patrons, though several animals of the same species. have' been exhibited, never has 'the docility and superior command ever been obtained over any other zoological quadruped. • • . The Troupe of Artistes will comprise the greatest amount of talent of the age, British and Continental, headed by JOHN HENRY COOKE, the first rider in Europe (his first appearance in Liverpool), and DAVIS. RICHARDS, . the renowned American Star; W. SAM WELL, Scenic Act Rider ; CHARLES ETHAIR, ALFRED 'CLARKE, Master REED, -Mademoiselle FLORETTI, Mademoiselle CARDONI, Sze. The Gymnastic Artistes are chosen from the elite of the Calisthenic Schools, and embrace the chief names of those whose fame has reached the highest pinnacle of excellence, THE BROTHERS BERRI, Their daring and wonderful performance on the Double. Flying Trapez cannot be sufficiently commented on, and must be wit nessed to be duly appreciated. First appearance st 4 the BROTHERS CARLO, in their beautiful 'and classical feats. First time in England of a' new MILITARY ENTREE, arranged and produced under the immediate direction of Mr. Charles Hengler, executed by eight ladies and gentlemen of the manege in elegant appointments, entitled THE LANCERS' QUADRILLE ox HORSEBACK. The CLOWNS and JESTERS have long held sway par excellence as the 71C plus ultra of their peculiar department. Their names have been noised " abroad," and their, sayings at " home " are cherished as household words— . FUNNY FRANKS, LITTLE 8188, J. CLARKE, and the Parisian Grotesque, Mons. ORIEL. Doors open each Evening at Seven o'Clock, commencing at half-past; conclude about Ten. PRICES OF ADMISSION : Stalls (reserved) 3s. Od. Pit and Promenade * .ls. Od. Boxes 2s. Od. I Gallery Os. 6d. Second Price at a Quarter to Dime. Stalls...ls. 6d. I 80xe5....15. I Pit and Promenade...6d. • No Second Price to Gallery. Leader of the String Band Mr. GEORGE JACKMAN. Leader of Brass Band Mr. ALLEN. • Secretary and Treasurer Mr. J. W. G. BOYD. Agent and Manager of Advertising Department — Mr. WILLIAM RUSSELL. ---- Ring. Masters — Messrs. FELIX. RIVOLTI, J. WILD, and C. ETHAIR. Manager and Director, Mr. CHARLES HENGLER. GRAND FANCY FAIR AND BAZAAR FOR THE CONVENT OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD, AT ST. GEORGE'S-HALL, LIVERPOOL, ON THE 6TH, 7TH, AND 6TH NOVEMBER. Under the Patronage of Viscount FEILDING, f T. WELD BLUNDELL , Lord EDWARD HOWARD, I Esq. Lord HERRIES. The Earl of FINGALL, Sir ROBERT GERARD. Viscount CAMPDEN, PYERS MOSTYN, Lord KILLEEN. LADY PA TRONESSES. Her Grace the Duchess of, LEEDS, The Dowager. Lady STAFFORD, The Countess of FINGALL, Lady CAMPDEN, Lady KILLEEN, Lady EMMA ANDERTON, Lady HENRIETTA RIDDELL, Viscountess FELLIMNG. Lady C. Towneley Lady Adelaide de Trafford Lady C. Constable The Hon. Miss Dormer Mrs. Weld Blundell Mrs Lawson Miss Stourton . Misses Chaloner Lady Herries Lady. E. Anderton Lady Gerard Lady Mostyn The Hon. Mrs. Maxwell The Hon. Mrs. Stourton The Hon. Mrs. Stapleton The Hon. Miss L. L. Fox Lady Lawson LADIES' Mrs. Sharpies Mrs. Jones Mrs. Reynolds • Mrs. F. Reynolds Mrs. Cookson Mrs. G. Hoghton Mrs. Edwards Mrs. Browne Mrs, Lightbound . Mrs. Henry Jump Mrs. R. 11. Sheil • Mrs. J. Reynolds Mrs. Every Mrs. Santamaria Mrs. Gouldie Mrs. Tiernan Mrs. Cullen Mrs. Aungier GENTLEMEN'S Mr. "E. Chaloner . Mr.. F. Reynolds Mr. H. Sharpies Mr. T. Sidgreaves Mr. D. Powell Mr. Walter Weld Mr. J. Brown Mr. E. Norris Mr. Lightbound Mr. J. B. Aspinall Mr. G. Hoghton And the Senior Cler HONORARY MMITTES. Mrs. D. Powell Mrs. R. Dunn Mrs. SParrow Mrs. Leonard Mrs. M'Elroy Mrs. Eager . M rs . Kirk Mrs. Bretherton Misses Jones Misses Dugdale Misses Chaloner Miss Davies Miss Lightbound Miss Every- Misses Roskell Misses Tiernan Misses - O'Dthinell COMMITTEE. Mr. E. Tiernan Mr. E. Dunn Mr. It. Dunn Mr. J. Shell Mr. P. Bidwill Mr. E. More Mr. W. Cusack Mr. Corbally Mr. D. Madden Mr. It. 11. Shed ymen of all Churches. lECRETARIES. Rev. J. Nugent I Mr. T. Sidgreaves. It has been now finally arranged to hold a Bazaar .in aid of the funds of the Convent of "The Good Shepherd," on the 6th, 7th, and Bth Nove mber next.—lt was originally fixed for Siptember,' but unforeseen difficulties necessitated its post- Illktement until the time now decided wain. The Religious of the " Good Bhepherd." have devoted their lives to the reclaiming of abandened women, who t wearied of a life of Misery and vice, ,are desirous of returninginto the path of v i r t u e. They have been hitherto eminently successful. One thing alone has crippled their efforts, and limited the number of their penitents, namely, the want of accommodation ; the Present building being small, gloomy, and unsuitable. pl um for a more commodious Asylum, with suitable grounds attached , hate been approved. of; and it is to defray a portion thef necessary expenses attendant upon the erection the public. this new to establishrhent,,that"the present appeal is made 'We feel sure that this is a Charity which Will find aresp onse in the hearts of all c lasses and' of all S e ats.. To reclaim the of whatever religious denominat ion they 'may profess themselves, is an act of humanity w hich, no Christian re use to assist in. All contributions of work or money may be forwarded to the Superioreas, 2S Mason-street, Edge-hill, Liverpool; to any of the Ladies of the Committee; or to the Rev. J. NUgent, 26, Hope-street, Liverpool. LIVERPOOL ACADEMY, OLD POST-OFFICE PLACE, CHURCH -STREET. T HIRTY-SIXTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF WORKS OF MODERNRT ARTISTS IS NOW ,OPEN. From Nine a.m. till Five p.m. ; Evenings, Seven to Ten. Admission, One Shilling ; Children under Twelve, Half-price. Season Tickets : Gentlemen, Ss. ; Ladies, 3s. 6d. ; Evening Tickets, 2s. 6d. Wir Life and Antique Schools open on and after Monday next. JAMES PELIIAM, Secretary. Old Post-office Place, Church-street. CANTERBURY HALL, RICHMOND-STREET; (Two POOlOl FROM WILLIAMSON-SQUARE.) PROPRIETOR, MR. MARK BRAHAM. ACTING MANAGER, MR. J. A. BROWNE. CHAIRMAN, MR. J. C. MACKAY. Grand Opening Night, MONDAY, T,HE ELF TII OF NOVEMBER. • The above elegant and commodious decoration, Salon, which i be at finished present undergoing the Process of fitting and will in a style which, for ease and com fort with beauty of design% eombined, must stamp it the fi rst entertaining Hall in Liverpool; while the amusements will emanate from Vocal ,and Instrumental Artistes, who have been selected, with that care and attention suitable to the requirements sh- of the refined taste of the prese nt age. The Refre 'tent Department will be conducted with the strictest ecomy and liberality. Wines, Spirits, Cordials, &c.; Cigars o on f the finest quality ; Burton and Scotch Ales ; London and Dublin Gentlemenerters o n draught or bottle. Suppers as in town. N. B.—For only. 'Cir ADMISSION FREE. -ZS REMEMBER THE FIFTIIOFIBER. DAN LOWItEY'S NEW MALAKOFF MUSIC HALL, CLEVELAND -SQUARE (bottom of Pitt-street). GREAT ATTRACTION! Engagement of MADAME MARTINI, The celebrated Clairvoyant Lady !! First appearance of MISS HAGAN, The celebrated Sentimental Vocalist. Great success of GUS CO,NNLLY, The great Character Singer and Dancer. • Continued success of MISS ' BIRD, • The favourite Sentiznental and Serio Comic Vocalist. Continued success of CORNET, SANE! Whose Budget of Comicalities is inexhaustible. "oars of Laughter nightly greet the FtinnieSt of all Fellows, DAN LOWRE Y! The great Irish Singer, Who will appear every night. ' l l:Prieto Mr• D• Low r...... ..... . ...................... • D. Riff. ctage Manager and Direaor ..- .... ... CORNEY•KANE. ADMISSION F R ..... Doors open at Seven, to commence at lialf-past Seven precisely. Ales, Wines, Spin% &e., albs very bed . , BUY .YOUR IRONMONGERY AND IRON BEDSTEADS JORDAN'S FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, Nos. 51 and 53, STANLEY -S MEET, DALE-STREET , AND SAVE TWENTY PEI L CENT. OFFICE AND NURSERY WIRE GUARDS FROM 6s EACH. A 0 L,PH-Crs HERR, SELF-ACTING ORGAN BUILDER, WATCH AND CLOCK MANUFACTURER, No, 129, DALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL, Importer of French. German, and Am er i can Clocks. Watches Cleaned and Glasses Fitted. Musical Clocks Cleaned and pai Barrels FliCted Repridked. • Clocks Cleaned ai ße dte re p d. air ed. improve ments i ARAFFIN LAMPS and OlL.—Great and further reduction in prices at the Original Y pot, 49, BROWNLOW - HI LL. Sam e also in other Lamps a c n o d un L tr a y m o p rd O e il r s s , (wholesale Chimneys, Globes, Wicks, & c . Town and and retail) promptly att en d e d t o , and delived free of carriage, at any house, street, or plate, within six miles circumference of Liverpool REGISTERE ABROAD . ANSMISSIONI VOL. Vll••No. 2,228. • mustments. GRAND BAZAAR, JN ST. GEORGE'S-HALL. The BAZAAR will be OPBIsI at One o'clock, THIS DAY (THURSDAY), THE 26Ta INSTANT. ADMISSION-SIXPENCE. A large quantity of Fancy and Useful ARTICLES will be DISPOSED of by AUCTION. By Order, J. lIUBBACK, Hon. Sec. FIRST BATTALION LANCASHIRE RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. T HE ANNUAL BALL of the FIRST BATTALION LANCASIIIRE RIFLE VOLUNTEERS, atatires, 15u. "For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life, through Jesus Christ our Lord." —Rom. vi., 23. -READER ! are you Rejecting. this Gift? ad why ? why? UNION PRAYER MEETING This Day, from Twelve to One o'clock, at TPlelin's-hey; off Dale-street. TK IRKD AL E INDUSTRIA L RAGGED SCW)OL AND CHURCH. ESTABLISHED 1856. Children in attendance, 310 ; Free Sittings for 300 persons. THIS -EVENING (Thursday), the 25th inst, the ANNUAL KheIdARVEST SERVICE will be in St. 's Church, irkoale, when the Rigid R. the LORD B ry ISHOP. OF MAURITIUS will preaeh en behalf of the above School, &c. Divine Service to cont____ OPENING OF THE NEW FREE LIBRARY AND MUSEUM. ALL Persons having any CLAI MS a g ainst the BANQUET or other COMMITTEES for the lnatigtira tion of the Statue of Wiliam Brown, Esq., and the Opening of the New Free Library and Museum, who have not already done so, are requested to send the same to the Town-hall, on or before. Friday, the 26th day of October instant, at Ten o'clock a.m., addressed to the " Chairman of the Special Committee for Opening the New Free Library and Museum." WM: SHUTTLEWORTH, Town Clerk. SOCI XL SCIENCE AND THE SOCIAL EVIL. THE FRIENDS of SOCIAL SC IENCE and I_ CHRISTIAN CHARITY are earnestly appealed to in behalf of -the MAGDALEN ASYLUM of. the GOOD SHEP HERD. The Institution, 28, Mason-street, Edge-hill, cmtains at present fifty-three reclaimed women, and is full. During for the past week ten unfortunate women made application admission, and were refused for want of accommodation. It is proposed to erect forthwith an Asylum in the outskirts of the town capable of receiving at least 120 inmates. A Bazaar will be held in St. George's Hall, on the 6th, 7th, and Bth of November to raise funds for this purpose. The aid of all classes is solicited. Donatioxs of work or money will be thank fully received by the Rev. J. NUGENT 26, 11°0e -street. WILL P IcE PLACE AT ST. 616iid - ETS HALL, ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13TII. LADY PATRONESS Mrs. JAMES ASPINALL TOBIN. PATRON : Lieutenant-Colonel BOUSFIELD. COMMITTEE : Captain TAYLOR, Ist L.V.R. Captain G. F. MARTIN, 38th. ~ ROBERTSON, Do. „ BOWEN, 45th. ~ KING, Do. „ MAYER, 66th. E. B. BRIGHT, 22nd. „ TRISTRAM, 69th. L. H. PARR, Do. R. T. LODGE, Esq., M.D., I Ist Battalion L.V.R. had on application to the Com- Division L.V.R. ~. HOWARD, Hon. Secs. 10 dAMBELL, M ALLENDER, Treasurer. TICKETS 10S. 6d. EACH, tO be mittee and Members of the Ist JOHN 'WRAY WILLIA FIRST ANNIVERSARY BALL .OF THE 4TH BRIGADE' LANCASHIRE ARTILLERY VOLTINTEERS, AT ST. GEORGE'S HALL, ON THURSDAY, THE 22a n NOVEMBER NEXT, UNDER THE IMMEDIATE PATRONAGE OF MRS. JAMES BOURNE, Heathfield House, Wavertree, MRS. JAMES WALTER, Seacombe, Mrs . T A Bushby, Mrs H H Hornby, Mrs C B Robinson, Mrs Chas B Bean, Mrs-Thos Gardener, Mrs W Radcliffe, Mrs L E Desmond, Mrs Chas Langton, Mrs H W Slack, Mrs JasP , Campbell, Mrs Joseph 13 Lowe, Mrs S II Turner, Mrs P B Drinkwater, Mrs Geo Melly, Mrs B Wrigley. COMMITTEE : Lieut.-Colonel JAMES BOURNE, Chairman. Major JAMES WALTER. Vice-Chairman. Captain George Melly' istLientJdaeph C Lowe „ Barton Wrigley „ Thomas Gardener , , Thomas A Bushby P B Drinkwater If Henry H •Hornby ~ Alexander Sparrow Charles B Robinson „ William Radcliffe Samuel II Turner „ James Poole f t James P Campbell ~ Henry Duckworth Charles Langton „ Caleb Chas Rotheran 2d Lieut George S Robinson Company Scrgt. Samuel Elliott Robert Burke Ronan „ Charles Boggs • 9, Frederick L B o teler „ J D Glass Thomas Ockleshaw Charles B Bean ;, Of ~ James Foster Watson „ Evan Fletcher thigh Mevlcr Bright „ Frank Ashbridge ft • ~ Henry B Kelley ~ John Dickenson ' Samuel A Thompson „ J A Swift 9, • .Captain Campbell. Lorenzo E. Desmond, Esq., Surgeon. Henry W. Slack, Esq., Assist.-Surgeon. A GRAND VOLUNTEER BALL will take place at the ST. GE@RGE'S HALL, On THURSDAY Evening, the 22nd NOVEMBER, (The Anniversary of the Taking of the Oath of Allegiance by the 4tb, Lama Shire Artillery Volunteers), at Nine p.m. STREATHER'S BAND WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE. The Band of the Regiment will Play in the Vestibule. Double Tickets (admitting Lady and Volunteer in 'Uniform) lOs 6d Single Tickets (admitting Volunteer in Uniform) ............ 76 6d Double Plain Dress Tickets ........................... 15s Gentlergen's Single Plain Dress Tickets ......... lOs Ladies' Ditto 7s Gd ......... (Refreshments included). The Tickets may be purchased on and after Monday, the 29th instant, at the Head-quarters of the Fourth Brigade, and at the usual places in town HENRY DUCKWORTH, First Lieut., 4th L.A.V., n 22 Honorary Treasurer. In consequence of, the Great Success of WILJALBA FRIKELL'S .ENTERTAINMENT, ONE MORE NIGHT will be Given in the ARGYLE-ROOMS, BIRKENHEAD, TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), THE 28TH INSTANT. FRIKELL'S MAGIC. PROFESSOR, WILJALBA FRIKELL'S Entertainment of PHYSICAL and NATURAL MAGIC, vathout the aid of any Apparatus, entitled TWO HOURS OF ILLUSIONS ! as performed by command of Her Most Gracious Majesty the Queen, Prince Consort, and the Royal Family, at Windsor Castle, the Emperor and Empress of Russia, the Emperor and Empress of Austria, the Sultan Mehemet, the Kings of Prussia, •Ilanover, Bavaria, Saxony, Denmark, Sweden, and Greece ; Mehemet•Ali, Viceroy of Egypt, and all the Ducal Courts of Germany. PROGRAMME : PART 1. Secret Attraction through an invisible power ; or tke Gold and Silver Fish. Tke Coins that cannot be counted. The Wonderful and the Bewitched. Wanting a Head! The Duel. A Pause of Ten Minutes. PART 2. Magic here ! Magic there ! Magic everywhere A New Wonder in Light. The Annihilation of Time and Space. Forget me not. Faust's Magic Cap. A Pause of Ten Minutes. PART 3. The Inexhaustible. The Professor makes himself agreeable. Reserved Seats, 2s. ; Back Seat, Is. Children and Schools a dmitted Half-price. Tickets may be had, and places secured, at Mr. J. Cross's, Bookseller and Stationer,. Argyle-street ; and Mr. Ryan's Music Warehouse, Hamilton-street. - Doors open at Half-past Seven ;to commence it Eight o'clock. Carriages ordered at a Quarter before Ten. Appropriate Music by Mr. BYRON. Manager and Secretary, Mr. C. W. LESLIE. STAR COMMERCIAL HOTEL AND CONCERT ROOMS, WILLIAMSON-SQUARE, LIVERPOOL, (OPPOSITE THE THEATRE ROYAL.) SOLE PROPRIETOR ........................ MR. E. BRAHAM. MANAGER ...................... MR. J. SIMMONS. CONTINUED ATTRACTION i Positively the best Com pany in Liverpool. Continued success and Re-engagement of Miss 31111 A CAMPBELL. Engagement of Miss LIZZY CLIFFORD, the celebrated Serio Comic Vocalist; her first appearance. Re-engagement of Miss JULIA BULLEN, the talented Vocalist and performer on the patent portable Harmonium. Engagement of GUS GRANT, the Prince of Comic Singers, who will positively appear every night in his celebrated character comic songs. Immense success and re-engagement of Mr. T. K. SYMNS, the renowned Character Comic Vocalist, from the princi pal concert-halls in London. Engagement of Mr. WYND- . HAM CLARK, the celebrated Scotch and English Tenor. Grand Pianoforte and Patent Harmonium, Mr. CHARLES. COOKE; Violin, Mr. SIMMONs. Commencing Every Evening at Half-past Seven. No Charge' for :Admission; Gentle Men only: admitted. Staines, Spirits, Ales, and Cigars of the finest quality. London, Manchester, and Liverpool papers daily. N.B.—The Commercial Department is quite separate from the Coneert Rooms. " SECURITY• TO EMPLOYERS. T" ALBERT LIFE ASSURANCE AND GUARANTEE COMPANY grants SECURITY to EMPLOYERS for the fidelity of persons holding responsible situations. Every information may be had by applying at the LIVERPOOL OFFICES of the Company; 20, North John-street. HOLME &M‘L4UCHLAN, Local Secretaries. ------ AUTUMN FASHIONS. OGtn.S 0 v . AND WOODWAID _ll, respectfully announce that they arc now showing their MiNV STYLES IN PARISIAN CLOAKS, MANTLES, JACKETS, &c• 13 and 15, CHURCH-STREET, - n - OMCEOPATHIC COCOA, -1 1 . IS. 4d. per lb. This original and delicious article is prepared under themost able chemical advice, and is known by those who arc daily using it to be superior to any that is sold under the same name, many of which are principally composed of common sulable, as sold by , grocers at sixpence, and then puffed off as genuine Homceopathic Cocba, &c., jit ls. 6d. per lb. We therefore CAITTION•the public' against purchasing any of the so-called Homceopathic Cocoa, ,which are sure to bri n g the name of this excellent article' into disrepute. Our immense sale (which exceeds that of alt the other dealers in this town put together), is a sufficient proof of its superiority; and those who have not yet given It a trial are solicited to do s o, and judge for them- SOLD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BY 11. DOUBLEDAY & COMPANY, 5, RANELAGII-STREET. FENDERS. A LARGE ASSORTMENT AT THE LryittrooL FURNISHING IRONMONGERY WAREHOUSE, No. 18, BOLD-STREET, WM.. BRIIiSON, PROPRIETOR. W. OOKE, SUCCESSOR TO F. L. HAUSBURG. A Rich and Varied Assortment of ARTICLES. DE PARIS, SEYB,ES AND DRESDEN CHINA, PARIAN FIGURES, VASES, &c., BOHEMIAN' GLASS, BRONZES. BUHL WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. MEDIEVAL and. TONBRIDGE GOODS OF THE NEWEST DESIGN S.. Musical Boxes playing the chef d' ceuvres of the first composers, and Popular English, Scotch, and Irish Melodies. A r ticles suitable for Presents. A large collection of FancY OLD pOSTOFFICE-BITILDINGS, LIVERPOOL. A DESIDERATUM FOR FAMILIES. YOU can Purchase at our E STABLISHMENT, and have forwarded free to your res idence, SMALL CASKS OF PRESTON ALE. 6 Gallons .. . 9 s• and "8 ' 6a. 9 22 .................................. 13s. ~ 15s. od. 9 ~ Bitter . ................ lss. Old Draught or Bottled WINES. First quality of old and matured SPIRITS. Fine rich s BOTTLED ALE and LONDON DUBLIN STOUT. ger Spirith in quantities front Half-a-pint upwards. H. •F. CAM ID GE AND CO., 135, DUDE-STREET, LIVERPOOL: EARLY CLOSING MOVEMENT• SATUR•DAZ HALF-HOLIDAY. EARLY PAYMENT OF ',VAUES. rrHE First ANNIVERSARY of the LIVERPOO L I_ EARLY CLOSING ASSOCIATION, will be held in the Concert-hall, Lord Nelson-street, on THURSDAY EVENING, October 25th, IMO. THOMAS BERRY HORSFALL, Req., M.P., will take the Chair at Seven n clock precisely. The following Gentlemen will be present : Rev. S. S. Howson, A.M. I Major Walters, 4th L.V.A. Rev. V. M. White, L.L.D. F. A. Clint, Esq. Thomas Stamford Raffles, Esq. I J. It. Jeffery, Esq. Adam Hodgson, Esq. George Nickson, Esq. Joseph Hubback, Esq. I Clarke Aspinali, Esq. S. R. Graves, Esq. William Dawbarn Esq. Admission :—Body and Gallery Free, . Tickets for the Reserved Seats may be had on application to 7, Heath - field-street. CHARLES BREWER, Secretary. BRITISH AND FOREIGN BEBLE SOCIETY. LIVERPOOL AUXILIARY JUBILEE, 1860. MITE ANNUAL and JUBILEE MEETING of this L AUXILIARY will be held 'in the Phillt ,rmonic-hall, Hope-street, on MONDAY _EVENING NEXT, tLe 29th inst., the Earl of SHAFTESBURY in the Chair. The Lord Bishop of.CHESTER, the Rev. Canon STOWELL, of Manchester; the Rev. WM.' SHAW (thirty-seven years Wesleyan Missionary in South Africa) ; Rev. KORGE SMITH, of London; Rev J. P. CHOWN, of Bradford; together with other Ministers and Gentlemen, will adders the Meeting. The Rev. S. B 1 BERGNE, Secretary of the Parent• Society, will attend as a deputation. The Chair will be' taken at Half-past Six o'clock, and a Collection made in aid of the Funds of the Auxiliary. Admission by Ticket only, which may be obtained gratu itously, at the Bible Depository, Slater-street, on the Friday and Saturday preceding, and also on Monday, the day of the meeting. HENRY MARTIN, 1 Secretaries. THOMAS RAFFLES, . BRITISH AND . FOREIGN' BIBLE SOCIETY. LIVERPOOL AUXILIARY. A ' PUBLIC BREAKFAST to 'celebrate the JUBI LEE of this AUXILIARY; will takaplace on TUESDAY MORNING, the . 3 0th.inst., in the Concert Room, st. George's Hall, at Nine o'clock. The Right Honourable the Earl of SHAFTESBURY in the chaiir. Tickets which will admit either Ladies or Gentlemen, price is. 6d. each, can be 'obtained at the Bible Depository, 18, Slater-street, and the, number being limited an early applica tion is desirable. ' HENRY' MARTIN, ISecretaries. • TuomAs RAFFLES. YOUNG MEN'S' CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, ' LIVERPOOL. THE Sixth WINTER COURSE of LECTURES will be delivered (D.V.) In the liall of the Collegiate Institution, Shaw-street, on the following TUESDAY EVEN INGS : October 30.---Rev.' ARTHUR MURSELL, Manchester, " Old Women." November 6.---Rev. JOILN . CUMMING, D.D., London, "The Future of England in Prophecy." November.l3.---Rev. iII. C: OSBORN, Liverpool, "Personal Influence." November 20.---Rev. HUGH_ STOWELL, M.A., Manchester, "The Bible the Charter of our Liberties." November 27.---Rev. 0. WINSLOW, D.D., Batb, " The Indestructibility of ThOught.' , December 4.---Rev. WILLIAM LANDELS, London, "The Scottish Covenanters." December 11.--Rev: BROCK, London, " The Burning Bush." December 18.---Rev'. J: C. 111ILLER, D.D., Birmingham. " Courtship and Marriage." Previous to each Lecture a Selection of Music will be Per formed on the Organ by Mr. R A W. Crowe. Doors open at Seven, chair taken at Half-past Seven o'clock. Tickets for the Course---Lower Gallery, 65.; Body, 3s. 6d. Single Admission---Lower Gallery, Is. ; Body, 6d.; Upper Gallery, 3€l. To be had at the Rooms, 44, Renshaw-street; and of Benson and Mallett, 10, Castle-street ; Ferguson, 53, Ranelagh-street ; Hetherington, 3, Mill-street ; • Perris, 237, Great Homer - street; Smyth and Co., 62, Bold-street; Thom son, 180. London-road. or Members' and Subscribers' Tickets, at reduced price, apply at the Rooms to CHARLES BREWEII, Secretary. 90, BOLD-STREET. WILLIAM, ODELL gratefully acknowledges hiss V T souse of obligation or the liberal support he h as received from his Customers and Friends during the n i ne y ears he has been in business ; and, in hoping he may be indulged with a continuance of their favours, he most respectfully informs their, and the Public generally, that he has received a very beautiful Assortment of CHANDELIERS and LAMPS, all New Designs for the Season, which he believes will well sustain the high, reputation he has hitherto enjoyed,—that of keeping the best Articles of this description that can be manu factured. IRONMONGERY WAREHOUSE, • 90, BOLT)-STREET. SAMUEL CUTTER'S CABINET FURNITURE, UPHOLSTERY, BEDDING WAREHOUSE, 19 , BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. (ESTAISLI . IIED 21 TEARS.), SCUTTER having completed the interior . alterations and improvements on his Premises, invites all Buyers of Furniture to inspect his extensive STOCK OF ; WELL-MADE MODERN CABINET -7— i ; URITURE' Also the La rge an d variouNs STOCK of CHIMNEY and DRESSING GLASSES; BEDSTEADS of each descrip tion, and.BEDDING, manufactured expressly .for his own Trade, with the most modern designs in UPHOL STERY. All the Goods marked in plain figures at the lowest Cash Prices. N.B. SAMUEL CUTTER'S Patent Improved SPRING MATTRESSES are acknowledged the best for comfort and durability, and are now generally preferred. GOODS PACKED FREE OF CHARGE, AND DELIVERED TO RAILWAY, BOAT, &c. NEW WINTER STUCK:=• £15,511 3s. 3d. wpßTir or DRAPERY, FURNISHING, & CARPETING, ALL PURCHASED FOR CASII PAYMENTS, ARE THIS DAY READY FOR SALE! All marked in plain figures, at the lowest Cash price. Several Lots will be found in each Department of decidc , lly better value than any Bankrupt Stock that has come undee our notice. SUMMARY OF .STQCK SIIANVLS MANTLES FURS ,C 159 0 0 560 18 (1 • 256 10 0 SILKS AND VELVETS 1,689 0 0 FRENCH REPPS AND MERINOES STUFFS AND COBUROS 464 19 0 WINSEYS ............................. . ......... FANC YDRESSES ...... . ............ :.. . BONNETS RIBBONS 650 10 6 970 10 0 FLOWERS AND t.'EA MBES l9O 12 0 LACE AND BABY LINENS _ 859 15 0 TRIMMINGS AND HABERDASHERY .1,660 16 b .. 466 10 6 OUTFITTING GLOVES HOSE PRINTS. 426 15 0 438 16 6 630 14 6 ... 580 12 0 LINENS 1,260 15 0 1,426 10 6 DRAPERY CARPETS... BLANKETS, FURNISHING, IRON BED STEADS, FEATHER BEDS, Acc., &C. 1,150 8 6 £15,511 3 3 E. LEWIS, " BAZAAR," 113 AND 115, GREAT GEORGE-STREET, FOUR DOORS FROM THE MARKET. ONE ENTRANCE ONLY. PIANOFORTES!!! TUST ITNPACKED, an. entirely NEW STOCK 0 of PIANOFORTES, by all the most celebrated LONDON and CONTINENTAL MAKERS, AT W • P. DREAPER & SON'S, PIANOFORTE WAREROOMS, 56, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL, SOLE AGENTS , TO MESSRS. BLANCITET FILE, OF PARIS, MAKERS TO VIE EMPEROR AND EMPRESS OF THE FRENCH. Parties desiring a first-class Pianoforte will find it to their advantage to inspect W. P. D. & Son's New Stock, as they will have an opportunity of comparing the Pianofortes of the first London and Continental Makers side by side. Just received, a Beautiful ERARD FULL GRAND PIANOFORTE, With all the latest improvementh (a remarkably tine instrument. PIANOFORTES FROM TWENTY -RIPE GUINEAS. W. P. DREAPER & SON, PIANOFORTE WAREROOMS, 56, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL PHOTOGRAPHY.-NEW PATENT PROCESS. lIIIOTOGRAPHS TAKEN LIFE SIZE by the PATENT SOLAR CAMERA PROCESS, and COLOURED IN OIL OR CRAYONS, which combine the fidelity of the Photograph with the artistic finish of the Pencil, and are perfectly permanent. Parties having SMALL PORTRAITS of DECEASED FRIENDS, may have them ENLARGED to LIFE SIZE, and COLOURED by this process. - . . ARTISTS and AMATEURS may have their own NEGATIVES ENLARGED TO ANY SCALE by the above process, on CANVAS or PAPER, on application. AN INSPECTION OF SPECIMENS . IS RESPECTFULLY INVITED. W. RATTRA Y, ARTIST, 120, BOLD-STREET. C HIN A TEA AND COFFEE CHINA DESSERT SERVICES. CHINA BREAKFAST SERVICES. CHINA in every description of ORNAMENTAL and USEFUL ARTICLES. TABLE SERVICES in STONE CHINA. TABLE SERVICES in STONE W ARE, commencing at El 7s. fid. TOILLETTE SERVICES in great varigty. TABLE GLASS at all Prices, compatible with purity of colour and durability. BOHEMIAN LUSTRES, VASES. T AZZAS, DESSERT DISHES, PRESERVE TRAYS, &e. )d. O'DONNELL, 122, BOLD-STREET GOODS. DELIVERED FREE 'WITHIN FIVE MIEFI. SELLING OFF. E R VICE S. SELLING OFF, Preparatory to Extensive Alterations, ' 122, BOLD-STREET. STEPHEN ADAMS• Begs most respectfully t o i n form the Public that he is now OFFERING the whole of his Valuable and extensive STOCK OF BOOKS, STATIONERY, BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS, CHURCH. SERVICES, WRITING DESKS, TOURIST CASES, WORK BOXES, DRESSING CASES, In Leather and Wood. TEA CADDIES, In Rosewood, Tortoise-shell, Pearl, and Papier ➢fache. LADIES' BAGS, CARD CASES, LADIES' COMPANIONS. BACKGAMMON BOARDS, CHESSMEN, INKSTANDS, POCKET BOOKS, CHILDREN'S BOOKS, &c., &c., At a considerable Reduction, previous to making extensive alterations. 63 CHURCH STREET 63, BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT LIVERPOOL TO HER MAJESTY. PIANO-FORTE AND MUSIC WAREHOUSE, 76, LORD STREET. J AMES SMITH begs to announce the return from hire at watering places of several very Fine-toned SEMI-COTTAGE PIANO-FORTES,. which, considering the time they.have been on Hire, he can * SELL AT vE l ity 1t ED U CED PRICES. An Inspection will repay. INTENDING PURCHASERS, as these Instruments are first-class, and very little depreciated in appearance. NEW MUSIC AT HALF-PRICE. DEPOT FOR ALEXANDRE'S, EVANS', AND DEBAIN'S HARMONIUMS. 76, LORD STREET, JOSEPH HARRISON begs to inform his Friends and the Public that he has opened the extensive Premises, 70, GREAT GEORGE-STREET, GREAT GEORGE-PLACE, (LATE CILEASY,) FOR THE SALE OF FURNISHING IRONMONGERY, At Prices, for CASH. that cannot fail to give general satisfaction. ELl:mid-PLATED SET, comprising Tea and Coffee Pot, Cream Eter and Sugar Basin from 70 s Od ELECTRO-F LATE , or NICKELSiLvEXI T EA SPOONS from 9s 6d per dozen. DESSERT SPOONS AND FORKS .......................................................... ....................... 4 from 168 Od per dozen. TABLEDITTO DI T TO .. from 22s Od per dozen. LONDON -BRONZED TE A URNS from 38s Od each. OVAL TRAYS, Set of Three ................................... • ...... . fr0m......... Cs Od per set. IVORY TABLE. KNIVES, balanced handles ..................... .. . .. from I2e 6d per dozen. ................................. DITTO DESSERT ...................................... fr0m......... ]Os 6d per dozen. ItASTENER AND BOTTLE JACK from 20s Od FENDERS .......................... from is 6d to 60s. FIRE IRONS from 2s 04 to 50s. SET OF-SIX OVAL DISH COVERs Whole,le ftwl guilders' IxonniongerY Bell - hanlrin,7, Lock sm ith , whitesmith, and Eange Manufactory. ron EXCLUSIVEHE sALE OF VULCANISED INDIA RUBBER AND GUTTA PERCHA WATERPROOFS, AIRPROOFS, AND ELASTICS, OF EVERY DERCRIPTION. THE ORIGINAL ESTABLISHMENTS TIELLEWELL'S • VULCANISED IN niA -nun -2 ailn 3, BER. TUBULAR CUSHIONS. 53, • QUADRANT, Warm, Dry, and Resilient, under CASTLE- LlmE 7 sriarr. any circumstances. Especially use- STREET, ful for the outside seats of Carriages, . _ Omnibuses, p ore. ELLEWELL' S 53, 1 AIR-P 1 BEDS, PIT, 2 AND 3, CASTLE- S, CusuroNs, BATHS, LIFE QUADRANT, STREET. PRESERVERS, invalu able at sea, Rail- LIME - STREET, ---»- •I way Travelling Cushions, See., &C. TTELLEWELL'S B:):APSACKS, HAVRESACKS, CA ST LE- TREET S. D R ESSING WALLETS, CANTEENS, ". Curs, Silk Pocket SirnowiAs, in LE case, Rat Suspenders, Tobacco Bags and Pouches, &c. 2 AND 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET. TTELLEWELL'S NEW PATENT INDIA -53, RUBBER TUBULAR MATS, for 2 AND 3, CASTLE- Doors, Bath . -rooms, &c. Non-ab- QUADRANT, STREET. sorbent, warm, soft, and elastic, LINE-STREET. and for cleanliness and diftability cannot be equalled. , .. ELI'S ,11-I Ev-ULLLc A E NI V s E D Ifii . :i.t- . . 'cannot be equalled. 2 AND 3, itifaitea nose Pirim., for QUADRANT, , • Water- 53, CAST , ' • ELLEWELL'S le m f o o s r t er6eycheleirmclaidte,Gaanrd ing Gardens, Washing Window 1 1 , ,.. LIME.SThEET. , meat, P°° F su S ilab a LIME-STREET. Catr i a 6... V' u •eftil in case STREET. 2 AND 3, NEW CASHMERE WATER ges, -0„ cry s QUADRANTcAs S.3 6.F.- of Fire, &c. . , IFTELLEWELL'S not distinguishable from an ordi- STREET. nary overcoat. 53, IL I_ WATERPROOF COATS,. 2 AN], 3 , CASTLE- Talmas, Raglans, Ponchos, .Capes, QUAD.R.ANT, ELLEWELL'S STREET. Caps, and Overalls, new manufae. LIME.STR.RET. 53, VULCANISED INDIA ture, Warranted to resist heat or cold CASTLE- • LIBBER FOOT, Delivery and 2 AND 3, HELLEWELL'S STREET Airpump VALvr.s, Patent STEAM QUADRANT, . • BACKINGS, including Crickmers and LIME-STREET. GUTTA PERCHA T ÜBING, 53 Tucks, &e. 2 AND 3, f or the conveyance of So unds, Acids , . QUADRANT, and Water, CARBOTS BOTTLES, CASTLE- ELLEWELL'S 145414-STREET. Photogradhic sTREET. SYPHONS, Fificar.s, 2 AND 3, II FISHING and SHOOTING , c ,, Baths, &c. QUADRANT BOOTS, HATS and BAGS, STOCKINGS, '''''t. 51 IT ELLEWELL'S ble LIFE BELTS, invalua 2 AND 3 LIME-STREET. 9 and GUN and PISTOL COVERS, CRICKET GLovEs, BELTS, Game and Fishinf Bags. STREET. L , " ' at Sea, can be carriedin the Pocket. CASTLE- QUADRA N T, See testimonialsf. TheSe Belts can ~ , ST/tEET. .!.. 14''.; IT 11G1LITTLAEPFITrA SHEET, be adjusted and inflated without -Lamt - sTREicr. assistance.AlN INO , - 53 ' D ' BANDS ROU'tD and FLAT CASTLE 2 AND 3, QUADRANT, . 'TT E L I', E IV E L L' S STREET. Q '' CLOTHES LINES, WHIP POINTS, SOLES, SOLUTION, &C., GUTTA LIME-STRE 'ET. II • NETT PATENT VUL- PF.RCHA TISSUE, &C. 2 AND 3, - CANIZED INDIA-RUBBER MUSICAL 53, QUADRANT, DoLi.s, Toys, &c., beautiful and CASTLE_ , HELLEIVELL'S LIME.STILKET• durable, without the possibility of STREET. 2 AND 3, WADING &DECK BOOTS. 53, • a child hurting itself. QUADRA gT, Being vulcanised, are unaffected by CASTLE LIME-STREET. climate changes, strong and service- STREET. , able, and equal to any emergency. H E B 0 1 0 T l an d E S l I I V O E i t GUSSET, S L F;T S , ~,. 53 ' in twilled and plain, silk, black and -. -ll ELL EWELL'S CASTLE-QUAD " 3 ' ' colourad satinette, terry, woollen, , RANT, SURGICAL APPLIANCS, STREET. • ' LIME-STRYET2 AND 3 mohair, alpaca, and cotton, 2to 8 . • 33, ENEMAS, INJECTION BOTTLES, T CASTLE- u • inches, quality good, price low. ~ ...MOT PUMPS,BED.PANS,URINALS, QUADRANT, STREET. EXHAUSTING Curs, NEW BARREL LIME-STREET. ___ - -. ra ur "El T. T.' S t ' . SYPHONS, &C. 2 AND 3, QUADRANT, LIME,BTRLET. LLEWELL'S ELASTIC SILK and • CO ON STOCKINGS, LEGGINGS 53, A NKLET S, and KNEE-cArs, for Vad- , CASTL cose Veins, weak joints, Armlets, STREW. Wristlets, &e. H ELLEwELL , 8 2 VULCANIZED • INDIA AND 3, 53, RUBBER s S HEET WASHERS, QUADRANT, C I F, AST -'- -- TUBING, Delivery and Sucti O 4- 11 °...." : ' ',IMF...STREET. STREET. .. Foot and De- livery BELTING, livery Valves, &c. CAST ELLEWEL L ' S VULCAN ISED INDIA- 53, R UBBER DELIVERY and S UCTION LE HOSE, will bear any amount f pres- STREET. sure ; light, pliant, and duraoble. 2 AND 3, QUADRANT, LOSE-STREET. • 53, CASTLE STREET; TIELLEIVELL'S HYDROSTATIC BED 5, PILLOWS, Cusnioxs, for Hot and 2 AND 3, Cold' Vaer, NEex, BAK,. Sririy, QUADRANT, and INVALID CIISTIIONS, Foot Pillows LIME-STREXT. for hot water, &c. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. EXPOR T ORDERS EXECUTED FROM ST OCK WITH DESPATCH. NOTE TRH .ADDRESS : Nos. 2 A N n 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET , AlvI) 53, CASTLE-STREET (CORNWiI OF HARRINGTO -STREET)N S. HELLI-4;‘I.VELL, PROPRIETOR. BRADLEy BRoTTTERs beg leave to announce to their numerous Friends and the Public that the Lowe' part of their PREMISES, in Bold-street, is no w RE-OP ENED for Business, w ith an entire new STOCK of first-elass CABINET and UPHOLSTERY GOODS. GUARANTEED PURE CONFECTIONERY. Tlie best guarantee of the quality of an article is the Mani!- , facturer's Name, the Public should therefore buy WOTHERSPOON'S VICTORIA LOZENGES, Flavoured with peppermint, Cinnamon, Lemon, Rose, - - Gin ger , Clove, Musk, Lavender, and a great variety of the finest Essences. In packets at Id., 2d., 4d., Bd., and Is. 4d. each. --. WOTHERSPOON AND Co., lIC)GLASGOW AND LONDON. oclB ESTRITOTION by FIRE of the PLANT, STOCK; Safe. and PRCPERTY of the largest ROPERY in the country --- lessrs. Frost Brothers, of Shadwell. London. Preservation of the Books, Papers, and Cask in Milner's Safe, standing b' the Side of two others (not Milner's), the contents of whi e were consumed. See Times of Sept. 7, 1860 ' • " Shadwell, London, Sept. 8, 1 860. "Gsavrmatsis,---We have very great pleasure in bearing testimony to the efficiency of your `Patent' Fire-resisting In the destructive Fire which destroyed the whole of our Pre mises on Sunday morning last, our Books Papers in March last, and C as h , which were i n th e Safe we purchased from you , were all preserved, and this is the more remarkable becau se the Contents of two other Safes /not of your manufacture), standing in. the same ofilce, within two feet of y our Safe, were consumed. " Our most sanguine hopes have been realised in this severe test, and we leave you at liberty to make use of this letter in any way you may wish.---We are, gentlemen, yours, B m. ' "FROST BROTIIEIIB, " To Messrs. Thomas Milner and Son, 47A, Moorgate-street, city." MILNER'S PHCENIX SAFE WORKS, WINDSOR ; Show Rooms, 6 and 8, Lord-street, Liverpool; London De 47A, Moosgato-street, CitY, 52, BOLD-STREET. DR, DE JONGIPS (Knight of the Order of Leopold of Belgium) IGHT-BROW N COD LIVER OIL, I A Administered with the greatest success in cases of CONSUM PTION, BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA. COUGHS, RHEUMATISM, GOUT, GENER AL DEBiLITY, DISEASES OF THE SKIN, RICKETS., INFANTILE WASTING, AND -ALL SCROFULOUS *S. Extensive experience, and the APFECTI( recorded testimony of num berless eminent medical practitioners, pro ve that a half-pint of Dr. de Jongh's' Oil is e qua l- i n reme di a l effects to a quart cf any other kind. Hence, as it is incomparably the best, jio it is likewise far the cheapest. • • Palatableness, speedy effi cacy, sa f ety, an d e conomy unitedl7 recommend this unrivalled preparation to invalids. OPINION OP RICHARD MOORE LAWRANCE, Rca., M• D ' , Physician .to the Duke of Saxe -Coburg and Gotha, Ophthalmic Surgeon to the Great Northern Hospital, Author of " On Gout and Rheumatism," 4-c- , kc• "I have frequently tested your Cod Liver Oil, and so impressed am I with its superiority, that I invariably pre scribe it in preference to any other, feeling assured that I am recommending a genuine article, and not a manufactured compound, in which the efficacy of this invaluable medicine i s destroyed." , • ( 3 ) Sold ONLY in IMPERIAL llalf-Pints, 2s Gd ; Pints, 45 9 d • Quarts, 9s; capsuled and labelled with Da. DE JONOIL'S stain, and signature, WITHOUT , wmcn , NONE • CAN POSSIBLY at osNurNE, by respectable Chemists. SOLE CONSIGNEES, ASSAIt t ,HARFORD, & CO., 77 , STRAND, LONDON, W.( AGENTS BY APPOINTMENT AT LIVERPOOL : - NESSIt. RAINES &CO AR A.LA-NOYER-STABIx F OREIGN LIQUEURS. Maraschino, Curacoa, Noyau, Cherry BRANDY (Ileering's), 4s. per Pint Bottle each. CLARET, a sound, light, Dinner Wine, at 245. per Doz. DITTO, finest vintages, 805., 605., and 40s. per Doz. HOCK, fine Hockheimer. 545. DITTO, sparkling, 605., and Pints 325. MOSELLE, finest sparkling, 655., and Pints 345. AT JAWS STEWART & CO.'S, WHOLESALE WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, AND BOTTLERS OF ALES AND PORTER, QUEEN INSURANCE-BUILDINGS, 11. DALE-STRUT. THOMAS HEGARTY AND CO. Beg to inform their Friends and the Butter Dealers of Liverpool generally, that they have OPENED the large Warehouse, 10, SCOT LAND-PLACE, To Shopkeepers kith Ist and 2nd Qu a lity o f BUTTS, AND CROCKS sup L pl u y 3 S i h r o s, OF BUTTER, AT THE LOWEST WHOLESALE PRICES. As our Trade has got too large for 11, Scotland-road, the above place is for the Wholesale Trade only. Sligo Lumps every Monday. Newr3 , Lumps and Crocks, Mondays and Thursdays, Dundalk Lumps, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Derry Lumps and Butts, Wednesdays and Saturdays. Belfast Lumps and Crocks, Tuesdays and Fridays. We sell on Commission for the Irish Shippers, and w e think no House in the Trade can. Undersell us. THOMAS HEGARTY & CO., rt. SCOTLAN D-ROAD. pI A N -F OR TES with easy terms of purchase. N on hire, hir N e with F ° R T E S option of purchase. P ' with l sev N en octaves and three t! t ison T s E S P I A N 0-F 0 R T E S tuned, repaired, and exchanged. Merchants, Dealers, and the Trade contracted with. W. BOND & CO., PRACTICAL PIANO-TORTE MAKERS. MANITFACTOILY AND SILOW.ROOMS -44-NOR T 0 N—STREET--44 LIVERPOOL. Established—LoNboN. 1800; LIVERPOOL. 1859. H • H I N G• S T 0 N, DISPENSING & PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, ;Five }bars Principal Assistant with SAVORY and MOORE, Chemists to the Queen, New Bond-street, London.) THE NATURAL MINERAL WATERS OF VICHY : GERMAN & STRUVE'S BRIGHTON SELTZER; SAVORY AND MOORE'S ERATED LITHIA WATER. SEA AND FAMILY MEDICINE CHESTS. FLUID EXTRACT OF JAMAICA SARSAPARILLA. PURE COD LIVER OIL. This fine New Oil being entirely prepared from fresh livers, is nearly devoid of odour, colour, and flavour. Messrs. SAVORY & MOORE respectfully inform the Inha bitaifts of Liverpool that they have appointed Mr. HIXOSTON, 58 , Bold-street, Agent for the sale of their Preparations. Prescriptions nrefully prepared with drugs from their Laboratory, 143, New Bond-street, London. 58. BOLD-STREET. LIVERPOOL. AGENTS IN LIVERPOOL FOR EPPS ' S TIOWEOPATITIC COCOA; The delicious aroma, grateful smoothness, and invigorating power of this .highly-triturated and relined preparation havo procured its general adoption as a breakfast beverage. Sold in lib., Vb., and Ilb. packets, at le. Bd. per lb. Each packet is labelled "James Epps, Homoeopathic Chemist, London." ISAAC WOODVILLE, 78, Bold-street. CLAY, DOD, and CASE, 52, St. Anne-street. NIXON and THEW, Castle-street. , MANN and CROSTHWAITE, Barker-street. J. and W. BROOKS, Clayton-square. J. BENYON, Ranelagh•street. F. WOODHEAD, Church-street. THOMAS LILLWALL, Church-street. B. b`HARPE, 36, Oxford-street. W. COULTER, Birkenhead and Oxton. WHOLESALE, \\TOODALL AND JONES, LORD - STREET. mv9dec2s the Dec, P NOTICE. , to the IRECTORY FOR THE HUNDRED OF wlr. IL AL, including BIRKENHEAD and all the anEd ReltEeSn,dfinrogmfrtloime ShthoereßofedthNe 0 11 s l e e s rs o e n y t t h o e t N at or o t f h Hundred of Broxton on the South, covering an area of 60,000 acres. The Survey fir this Work being now completed, J. MAwns- LEY and SON request Parties Changing their Residences, or making any other Alteratio ns, to forward the sa me with “s little delay as possible. As J. M. and .Sou purpose giving a Brf History of the several Parishc. , , Townships, Churches, &C.. in . the above District, they will feel obliged by having any C ommunications sent to them upon Topographical or other Subjects of Interest. N.B.—A limited Space will be Open to Advertisers. Gore's Directory Office, • Castle-street, Liverpool, . • OCTOBER FASHIONS. THIS- DAY AND FOLLOWING DAYS, HARRISON BROTHERS WILL SIIOW A NEW STOCK OF AUTUMN AND WINT.ER GOODS, IN ALL THE DEPARTMENTS. T. H. HARRISON, who is now conducting tho business under the firm of "Harrison Brothers, as heretofore, respect fully solicits a continuance of that confidence and patronage so liberally accorded to the late firm during the last twelve years, and for which he tenders his most grateful acknowledgment. 60 AND 62, CHURCH-STREET, CORNER OF HANOVER-STREET. GEO. WOODS & CO., CARPET & FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, PALATINE ESTABLISHMENT, 9 & 11, BOLD-STREET. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your very obedient servant, WEIR ANDERSON. Childvrall, Oct. ll, 1860. TO THE MUNICIPAL ELECTORS OF LIME STREET WARD. GENTLEMEN,—A Deputation from a large and influential body of Electors of Lime -street Ward having honoured me with an invitation to become a CANDIDATE at the ensuing Municipal Election, I feel that duty calls upon me to place my services at your disposal. should you do me the honour of Electing me one of your Representatives, I trust that by constant attention to the charge imposed upon me, by a watchful care of the inte rests of this great town, and of those of your Ward in parti cular. I shall so discharge the duties of my office that you will have no cause to regret your choice. I should require the fullest information respecting the Cor porate Estate ; I should support these measures which, to the best of my judgment, are likely to enhance its value, and which have for their object a judicious application of its avail able resources for the furtherance of Town Improvements. As a native of Liverpool, who has already shown himself in no wise indifferent to the cause of education, or to the promo tion of Liberal principles, I feel that to enter into further detail as to my opinions on public questions is uncalled for, and would be superfluous.—l am, Gentlemen, yours respect fully, P. G. HEYWORTH. Clayton-lodge. October 6, 1860. TO THE ELECTORS OF LIME-STREET WARD. GENTLEMFN,—As the term of office for which you did me the honour of electing me as your representative is about to expire, it devolves upon me either to retire from public duty or again to solicit a further continuance of your suffrages. Having received a strong expression of approval in a highly respectably signed requisition which has been presented to me by the electors of the ward, requesting that I would again allow myself to be put in nomination for the honour of repro -0 -a -. have much pleasure in renewing the offer of my services in doing to the utmost of my ability all I can to promote the prosperity and general interests of the Ward and the town at large; and if again elected as one of your representives, will endeavour to discharge those duties to the best of my ability, assuring you that I will not enter into a pledge to sup port any political party or section, but will continue to be the free representative of all, both electors and non-electors. Perniit me again to take this opportunity of returning you my sincere thanks for the kindness and courtesy I have received from you during the twelve years I have been konoured with your confidence as one of your representatives for Lime-street Ward.—Gentlemen, believe me to be your faithful servant, JAMES JOHNSON. 159, Upper Islington, Oct. 20, 1860. TO THE ELECTORS OF EXCHANGE-STREET WARD. GENTLEMEN, —Having received a requisition signed by nearly 500 Burgesses of vour Ward to offer myself as your repre sentative in the Council, I most gladly place my services for the sixth time at your disposal, and trust that I shall prove, by my attention to the duties of the office, that your confidence has not been misplaced.—l remain, gentlemen, your obedient servant, THOMAS LITTLEDALE. Exchange-buildings, 16th Oct., 1860. TO THE ELECTORS OF EVERTON AND KIRKDALE WARD. GENTLEMEN having been presented with a Requisition, signed by 700 of the Electors of your Ward, requesting me to come forward as a Candidate for the bonotir of again represent ing you in the Town Council at the approaching Election, I have great pleasure in acceding to their request. During the time I leave been one of your Representatives I have endeavoured to the best of my ability to discharge the various duties devolving upon me as a member of that body, and I am happy to find my humble efforts have received the approval of gentlemen of all parties. Allow me to take this opportunity of thanking you for the kind support you have always extended to me, and if it be your pleasure to re-elect me as your Representative, I can assure you that it will be my earnest endeavour to continue to merit your approbation by an earnest and faithful discharge of the duties of the office. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your obedient and faithful servant, DANIEL CROSTHWAITE. Whitefield House, Everton, Oct. 13. 1860. T ° THE ELECTORS OF SCOTLAND WARD. GENTLEMEN,—The time is fast approaching 'when I shall have to deOer into your hands the trust you confided to my care nearly three years ago. Having had presented to me, by a highly respectable and influential Deputation, one of the most numerously signed Requisitions which ever emanated from your Ward, being signed by upwards of Four Hundred of the Electors, requesting me again to become your Candidate on the Ist of November next, I should indeed be wanting in gratitude if I did not, without hesitation, cheerfully accept the great honour intended. My conduct for the last three years is before you, and if it has met with your approbation be assured, if I again become one of your Representatives ix the Council, I will continue to use my best efforts to forward the interest and well-being of the general community; and, without being parsimonious, endeavour, to the best of my ability, to prevent the funds of the Ratepayers being unnecessarily expended. Accept my best thanks for the uniform kindness I have ever received at your hands, and believe me, Gentlemen, your obedient Servant, JAMES CRELLIN. Bellefield-house, West Derby, October 9th, IMO. BENSON'S IVATCHES MANUFACTORY, 33 & 34, LUDGATE HILL, LONDON, E.C. ESTABLISHED 1749. SPECIAL attention is requested to BENSON'S New Illustrated Pamphlet on WATCHES (post free for two stamps). It contains a full description of every construction of watch now made, profusely illustrated with drawings, with their various prices, important information as to the Watch to buy and how to use it. By its aid persons living in Scotland, Ireland, Wales, or any part of the kingdom, can select with the greatest certainty the watch best adapted to their use. Every watch is warranted and sent free and safe by post on receipt of a remittance. BENSON'S LADY'S WATCH. "Exquisite artistic feeling in ornamentation and perfection of mechanism." Morning Post. -Silver, 3 to 15 guineas ; Gold, 5 to 50 guineas. BENSON'S GENTLEMAN'S WATCH. "All that can be desired-in finish, taste, and design." Globe.-Silver, 3to 50 guineas • Gold, 6 to 100 gui neas . BENSON'S LEVEII. WATCHES. "Leave nothing to be desired but the money to buy them with." Standard.- Silver, 4 to 30 guin eas; G o ld, 7 t o 50 gu i neas . BENSON'S HORIZONTAL WATCHI:s. A good watch without paying an exorbitant price." I) rill RiegraPh • Silver, 2 to 8 guineas ; Gold, 5 to 20 guineas. Agents for India: Messrs. Grindlav and Co., Calcutta ; 'Alessi's. Smith, Taylor, and Co., Bombay"; Messrs. Thacker and Co., Calcutta and Allahabad ; Messrs . Le Pa ge and Co., Library, Calcutta, of whom pamphlets can be obt a i ne d . Orders, with remittances (includ i ng ss. extra for p ostage) should be sent direct (or through any of the abov e f irms) to J. W. Benson's Watch Manufactory , 3 3 and 34 , Ludgate-bill, London, E.C. Established 17 40 - Merchants, Captains; Shippers, Watch Clubs, and Wholesale Buyers treated with liberality. Old watches tuft in exchange or repaired. WM . B° i N D , TAILOR AND DRAPER, 34, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. ESTABLISHED 1847. W. BAND has one of the best and. Largest Stocks In Liverpool for Gentlemen to choose from W. BAND'S charges are moderate. The best Cut and most stylish Garments made to measure, at a Reasonable Price. N.B.—The ADDRESS, 24, LORD-STREET. (Directly opposite the Daily rest Office.) W. H. T 0K E, SUCCESSOR TO F. L. HAUSBURG. DRESSING CASES AND WORKBOXES, DESKS, ENVELOPE CASES AND FOLIOS, CUTLERY-TABLE AND POCKET, A I PAPER MACHE GOODS ' OF ALL I)!,CRIPTIONS, GLASS, BRONZED, ott LACQUERED CHANDELIERS, LAMPS juL ALL DEACRIPTIONSi GAS FITTINGS OF ALL KINDS. PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND PRIVATE RESIDENCES FITTED UP. Experienced Gas Fitters kept and all kinds of work executed in the Manufactory, 24, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL. THE FINEST COFFEE GROWN. THAT CELEBRATED MARK, CA JAMAICA,! ML To be had, Pric Is. 5d., RAW, ls. Gd. ROASTED, at any of HENRY TATE AND CO.'S STORES, -• IN LIVERPOOL AND BIRKENHEAD. Those who complain that they cannot get any really fine Coffee should try this. T. HUGHES AND CO., HAVE LATELY ADDED TO THEIR STOCK AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF ELEGANT AND SUBSTANTIAL FURNITURE, In 'Every Style and Variety, made from the most Chaste Patterns, from a Large Stock of Seasoned Timber, in their own Factories, and from the best Manufacturers in the Country. THE NEWEST DESIGNS FROM PARIS IN SILK, SILK AND WOOL, ALL WOOL, AND UNION DAMASKS, So that Parties favouring them with their commands for these Goods, may rely on being supplied at all times with the most Novel and Approved Patterns. IN THE UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT The utmost attention continues to be bestowed on the Manufacture of their STEAM-PURIFIED FEATHER BEDDING, HORSE-HAIR WOOL, AND COTTON MATTRESSES, All of which are made up of the best materials only, and at prices not higher than are generally charged elsewhere for inferior articles. IRON BEDSTEADS IN EVERY Sii.LE AND QUALITY. DINING-ROOM, DRAWING-ROOM, AND PARLOUR GILT MIRRORS, Which, for elegance and style, quality and price, are unequalled by any House out of London. our OBSERVE THE ADDRESS- T. HUGHES AND CO., CABINETMAKERS, GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHERS, 45 AND 47, BOLD-STREET, (OPPOSITE SLATER-STREET,) LIVERPOOL. MANUFACTORIES : 41, SEEL-STREET, AND 45, FLEET-STREET, Cr Furniture Parked and Removed to all parts of the Town and Country. • NOTICE !-DRAWING PAPER ; DRAWING - PENCILS, 2s. per Dozen; OIL and WATER COLOURS, in Cake or Tube • CANVAS, MILLBOARDS , and EASELS; MOUNTING BOARDS; all sizes. Framing and Mounting Drawings neatly and cheaply executed. Established 1846. • G. J. REET, 90 92, RENSHAW-STREET. - ,•!-`71,77.4q NOTICE. j- 0 H N L. sMIT H, • WHOLESALE TEA DEALER, (Having disencumbered himself of the expenses of a Retail Establishment,) will now supply direct from his OFFICES AND WAREHOUSES. 27, NORTH JOHN-STREET, WIIERE FAMILIES AND LARGE CONSUMERS will be supplied, at • WHOLESALE PRICES, With those STERLING TEAS which have made the name of JNo. L. SMITH "d household word" among the first families in Liverpool. THE ADDRESS IS 27, NORTH JOHN-STREET, SECOND DOOR FROM TEMPLE-COURT. wir Hours of Business :--From S a.m. to 7 p.m.