Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-26 00:00:00

alc4 by Surtton. %teat SALE of ELECTRO-PLATED GOO DS, CHINA, GLASS, CUTLE itY,&c.—lmportant to Merchants, (laptaini, Hotel Keepers, 'Visitors, and Parties Furnishing. M . b .H. A N T RA . ' has received rece i i s ve p d ay ius a t o ru d ctrolioonvisint: days, at LL the Birmingham Glass Company's Establishment, 20, Churek-street. epoosite Compton House, Liverpool, the whole of that valuable STOCK of rich CUT-GLASS, CHINA, EaRTriENW tRE, PAPIER mmessE GOODS, Bsc., comprising handsome dinntss sets, tea and brsakfast sets, toilette sets, dessert sets, Rec..; rich cut Bohemian glass liqueur and pickle bottles, also a variety of richly-gilt and cut glass lustres, of the most modern patterns, papier macho tables, tea trays, bread baskets, envelope cases, tea caddies, &c.; also, an extensive and valuable stock of eiectro-plated tea and i•offee sets, toddy or hot water kettles, liqueur frames, cruet 'frames, toast racks, and plated silvers or waiters, card or cake baskets, electroplated table or dessert forks, tablespoons, teaspoons, fish carvers ants forks a moroeco cases; together with a great 'variety oi ivory balance .bindle and German silver handle table and dessert knives and forks, 3 the most celebrated makers. The Sale to'commence each day at E•even o'clock. Cata'ogues to had on the Premises, 20, Church-street, Liverp .01. N.B.—Cash advanced on goods for immediate and unreserved sale. UNDER DEED OF ASSIGNMENT. ghly important sale of Gold and Silver Watches, Jewellery, Silver Plate, urna , nental Clocks, Broozei, Electro Silver Plated Articles, Articles of Vertu, and other va,luabeproperty, 94, hOLD-STREE r. M - R. 130SOMWORTH rckpeotfully announces that he has received instructions to SELL by AI:M- I:x(3N, This dray, and following days, at Twalvo o'clock each day Rapt on the Prembei, 94, Bold street, t'Ae va'nable and extensive of Mr. L. Gdlis, WATCHMAKE A & SILVER SMITH, comprising* upwards of— 300 GO. D AND SILV7R. WA rCHEs, embracing the best description of English levers, firs:-lass Glneva geld and silver lev. is, together with s setect:on of lsdies' goad watches. CHOICE AND F, ..A-SIIION‘I3LE JEVVLI.ERY., - liClUding — magitine,nt gold bra(ele's in the most elaborate desigrs. llama's cameo bin.iches of exqui sen'pture, bril iant diamond. rings. ,p/us, ,Sce.., handsome geld gutrda in rye/ y varie'y of pattern, itaanve Roll Albert and orequet distils. wedding, arg.,ec, and antis rbW3, gold and silver p.neil woes, baugutt holders, card cases, vino zarettes, i , oxes, &e. RNAMEN I'AL DRAWING.ROOM CLOCKS, St the highest quality and roost admired descriptions, in gad bronze, Sad ormuio, w th chaste and el .stic moan it gs, in groups, figures, and statue tes, from the most Lmons orig na sia conti. eatal galleries Of art, with handsom.3 pedestals and glass shad s. PLATE A'-1) D ARTICLES. 00mprisin.T tea and coffee equlpa. es, in handsome pattern', side a"..es Antler frame', with cut an erg avcd boit!es, e.uet frames, with handsome cut g ass, toast r cks, sugar basins, candle , tick - , ket Vas, table and dessert for 4s and spoons,- salvers, cak , trait, and card baskets, teaspoons, tAb e cutler y. - SRI rim' AND FOREIGN ORNAMENTS. =tong which will be found hantimane Dresden china figures, Opal and B hemian va es, 4 fie t of e - tion of brmzes, in groups aNd glares, Together with an assortment of tidies and gent , emen's dressi owes, writing desks, work boas's, jewel cases, Ac. &c. After which the whole of • • THE EXCELLEN r SHOP FIXTURES, Ismprising counters, counrercase., large glus cases, ga • fttings, Nay be viewed e.ch Mot iing.of ate, and catalogues hid nn the premises, or from Alr. Bosomworth, auctioneer and appraiser, 34, Mike s' re .t. HOUSEHOLD •PURNITURE, Eo tie.. MESSRS. BYFORD & SON will-SELL tiy AU , . rioN, on Monday n(v, the 28th inst., at Eleven o', lock precisely, upon the Premises, No. 12, El, mer-ttrrace, Lraacre tla'sh, Bootle, opposi'e the liver and near the Rimrase Hotel,Jhe modern and genteel HOUSEHOLD FU ItNII UR cut glass, double. barrelled gun (by NI anton), groups of artificial fl iwers and fruit, nndrr glass shades and tt ends, a small quantity of wines and spirits, pees nibalater, . and other' effects, the property gentlema going abroad. The Parlou, rnrndare comprises mahogany 100. dining, and snip tables, sm. 1 pedeat,l si sites d, with cellaret and centre cupboard, damask window curtains.ket of mshogary-framed chairs and sofa, in hair, loth, rocking chair in ditto,•BrusseLs and Kidderminster carpets, - hearth-rug, fenders, tire-irons, &c. The Weichambers cent in handsome maho:any Tudor bedstead, •wit't bine figured damask hangings, iron and oalf-tester bedstead 'with chintz ha giog, feather-Led, excellent mahrgaiy-winged wa• d -robe, painttd chests f d awers, ditto table., and washstaads, toilet services, imitation rosewood chairs, mahogany Lancaster night com mode, dressing glasses, camp washstand, mahogany bidet, towel sails, &c. Hall and Stairs--Mahogany hat and umbrella stand, sexican lan tern, Venetian carpets. &c. N.B.—The HOUSE TO BE LET. May 133 viewed on the morning of sale, when catalogues may b 3 had on the premises or at the office of Messrs. Byford and SUn, Clayt n square. IMPORTANT TO THE CLERGY, GENTRY, 11:-)TEL-KZEPERS, POSTING-MAIM PROPRIETORS, COACH BUILDERS, THE TRADE AND INHABITANTS GENERALLY OP THE LAKE DISTRICT AND THE NORTH OP ENGLAND. EROME begs resp ec tf u ll y to i nv i te the M D attention of COACH BUILDERS, and the Public generaLy, to the ve7 numerous and Valuable Collection of NEW AND SECOND—IIAND CARRIAGES, Gios, DOO-C.C.T3, rHABToNs, CAIS, and other Codveyances, Harness and Lamps, well seasnne - I Ash and other Plank, Spokes, Fellow, Naves, and Timber suitab'e for the Trade; Bar and Rod Iron, Spring SLesly C oths, Lace, Colours, Varnish, Tools Imp'emants, Effects and Requisites, apJortamlng to au xtensive Coach Building Bata'ilishroelti soother nith numerod a Sundries, the accumulation of in iny years business, which he has the the honour to announce he WILL SE'L - L BY AUCTION, - - Pursuant to instructions from the Prop ietar, upon the Premises *dinning Stramongate-bridle, near the Rai way Station, Kendal ; lately occupie 1 by Mr. Wi liam Brown, for Coach Building purposes, au Tuesday, Sept, 29, 157, and Four Followinz Day,. Catalog - nes of pa , tic ilars are in preparation, and may be had on appli,atimi to the Auctioneer. Auction ..nd Agency Offee. Stramonzate, Kendal, Sept. l7, 1857. IMPORTANT AND EXTENSIVE S ALE OF A CABINET MAKER'S S rccK. MESSRS. `THOS. WINSTANU;;Y and SONS respectfully announce that they have received in structions to SELL by AUCTION, on TUESDAY, the 6th, WEDNES - DAy, the 7th, and Taunt:rev, the Bth of October neat, at Eleven pre:isely each ray, en the Premi.es, Islingtena, Liverportl, in consequence of contemplate d exte:,sive aiterations cf the premises. The very superior and wclb e &lied sTOCK of caeital. D RAWIN G- Roo al , DINING•R PAR OUR, and TURK, manufactured under the immediate inspection of Mr. William Turn r, who •e celebr.ty ire preducing first class articles of furniture is so universally known and acknowledged. The Furniture adap• edlor Drawing-reams incledes, nmonrst the large and varied re ock cf been , ifully-designed and eighty-finished lash ona4le artiees, suits of walentwood and roseaciad chairs, easy, gondeia, Parisian, sand' German chairs, of the most admir e d 'Apes, npha'sterel to matc h the sofas, Burkingham conches and wit ee; in d amaskrmerine- ate' otter m :tercels, fashionable chiffn mit rs an' cab nets, °alit, ting choice specie ens of carvings and first class workm inshp, splendid waited and ro'cwocd too and centre tables, lady's davenport, writing desk., music book stanis, work tables, co' tomans, gee t variety of needlework and tap,stry de signs f it decorative and ornament 1 purposes, &c. The D fling-room and Pseloue articles comprises several sets of very superior modern mahogany dining tables, of various dimension, en telescope frame maostve scroll supports, and carved pillars, 1.0 tables, of beautiful ma egiai y, on pillars and gentile, pedestal and ether 'Halyards. chiffoniers and cabinets, of chlce seasoned woods. library and calrinet book cases, with plate-glass fu ding doers, sets of substantial dining-room eha rs, upholstered in morocco, hair-cloth and m• rino damask easy chairr, of numerous designs, sofas, conches, and s-ttees, to match the suits of chairs, Buckingham lennzes, with massive c rved frames and spring seats, in hair cloth, &c , rising three-tier side tables, on strong supports, occasional chairs and tabes, x c. The Furniture adapted for Chambers consists of lofty - mahogany four-post bedsteads, also 'Cedar half tever and French bedsteads, of walnntwood, mahogany, birch, and birdseye maple, all made of selected wood and the finest workmanship, pedestal, winged, lady's -dwarf, and trio wardrobes, of extraordinary valuable mahogany and wahantwood, wi h silvered p ate: glass panels and •curved points, to let tables, washstands with marble tops, pedestal . dreming cheval and tenet glasses. chamber chri-s with cane seats. Suitable for Trolls. &c., are massive hat and umbrella stands, with plate glass panels and marble slabs on supports, carved back chairs, and other miscellaneous articles, - • • • Catalogues are in preparation mid maybe had in a few days at Messes. Thomas Winstantey and Sons'. Office, Church-street, and on the Premises. The whole of the Stock will ba ready for view on Monday, the sth o f October neat. 'ALUABLE BUILDING LAND, s AND-ROAD, OPPOSIrE ST. ANTE ONT'S CHAPEL.. MESSRS. THUS: WINSTANLEY end SONS' will S.:LI. by AUCTIO NT, on Thursd4y the Bth of October next, at Ina o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Clarenuon-rooms, South John-street, Liverpool, in such lots ac may be then agreed upon, and subject to such conditions of sale as w1:1 then be produced, All those Three - Pieces o: LAND, situate on the west side of Scotland-road, and north side of Wtsnnorel.nd-place, In Liverpoa., viz., One Piece of Land on the north side of Westmoreland-place amid south side of Benlel-street, containing 660 square yards or thereabouts ; One otht r Piece f Land, on the north s'de of Benledi street, conta'ns 657 square yards, or thereabints ; and the other Piece of Land, on the math bide of Benledt-street, cmtains 270 square yards or thereabouts. These Properties offer very eli.Ole investments for Builders and Building So,ieties. There Is a g cd bed of clay in the Land. The Propery is held for the residue of a erm of 1, 0 t years, created on or about the 25th day of Sep . ember, 1721. For further particulars, apply to Mr. J. B. Lloyd, Solicitor, Exchange-al:ey,Liverpooi, at whose Office a Plan o; the Property may be seen. By Mr. WYLIE, On MONDAY, the 12th of Octobeinext, at six o'clock in the evening, at air. M•rahall's, "The Edge-hill Coffee house, " subject to con ditions or sales which will be then producd, by order of the- Mortgagee. ALL that Piece of LAND, situate on the north side of Gard eaen-street, in Edge-hill a , contiiring in Scout thereto and in brdth at the bsck (along common a s of 3 feet 9 inches aide) severally 27 yards, or thereaboup 8, and fanning in depth backwards on the eas: Plitt west sides se,e al. y yards, or thereabouts, with the Six ME SUrGES or DWELL -ING-HOU3ES the:eon erected, being Nos. 17. 19, 21, 23, 25, and 27, all respectively occupied, and producing an aggregate Ye , ,rty Rental of 483. 4i. The Ter , ure is Freeliplt of Inheritance For farther peril &ars apply to Mr. John riddail Eqatc-agent, Prince's-buildings North John street; or to Mr. John Atkawn, Scliiltor, York-chambers, North John-street A NEW METHOD OF WASHING AND MANGLING. WROM the Prize List of the Liverpool and Manchester Show, held at Warrington on Thursday, llloam STARKEY & Co., 12, Parker-street, Liverpool, had the PRIZR awarded them for a newly-invented WASHING cad MAN G. LING it Ac 111 E patented by them in May last, aol can b 9 seen in operation daily at the above place. Illustrated circulars, with 11,t of :prices, sent post-free on applica tion. 212° NHLNERW HOLDFAST AND.FIRF RESISTING SAFES (tire resist ng by the mutual re action of non-conduction and vapourtsat on at 212 0 Fahrenhen), with all the improvements, undo!' their Quadruple httents 01 1840-51.114 and 1855, including their Gunpowder Proof Solld - Lock and Door (Without which no Safe is secure.) - Tea STRONGEST. BEST, AND CHEAPEST SAFEGUARDS EXTANT. ---- MILNERS' PHCENIX (212 0 ) SAFE WORKS, LIVARrOOL, the most complete and extensive in the world, employing - nearly three hteadred hands assisted by powerful and original machinery adapted to every branch of the work. Show rooms, 6 and 8 , 'Lora-street, Liverpool. London pepot, 47*, Moargite-street, City. Circulars roe by polt, • ttlantin AATANTED, an experienced WOMAN COOK, V and a good KITCHEN MAlD.—Apply at the "Commercial," Dale-street. AN Active, Respectable MAN wants employ ment as a LIGH I' PORTER, MESSENGER, or Dootr.i: :EPER.—Address W 47. .gorthern Times office. Ai\l'l'Ll.); au APPItEN in an old es tablished. Oil and Italian Business. A vrognsive salary silt be given. —Address A. 62, Northern Times Office. WANTED, A SMADY WOMAN to suptrin -.V - tend a number of Girls in a Matinfactoiy, one who can be strongly recommended.—Address A. 63, Northern Times Office. WANTED an OFFICE BOY, wh o se p aren t s 1' V reside on the Everton side of the town.—Apply by letter addressed t W.8.T., at the office of the Northern Tones, Liverpool. WANTED, a respectable YOUNG PERSON, as WET NURSE; one whi can be well reccom mended. and bring Rood references, will be liberally treated.—Address Box A.-69, Northern Times office, Lmerpool. IV ANTED, by an Insurance Broker, ajoung V MAN, es junior CLERK, - who has had t.ne or two years experience in an office in- Liverool ; als6 an APPPLiEN— TICE—Add, e.s A 6 • I '. Norther,. Tunes WIN). WANTED a t Dilation as Shipping Clerk, &e. . in 4 : Merehan4 or Brokee. office, by a young rithn who has had co .siderable exp , rienc in the businels. The highest references given. —Address H. L. 23, Northern Times Office. - WAN EEL ptilling Young Mao who thorough ly understolds the Hosiery and Fancy depart ments, must be a good Woidow • Dresser.— A T ply by letter,' stating Sallary, &b., &b . A. 66, Northera Ttwes. Officl. VI/ANTED, ornamental tnhiubs, h.vergre, us, .and Foßnsr Tazns of any age or si'ae. Par ies wi-hintr to dispose of these will please .ddress, Litter Box, S. 13 Pest-office, Liverpool. WANTED, 1.,1n ,AG - ENCY by•a. Party .in pool, for arieles iri general demand, amongst th Sbipping. h .ving good connections.—Address A. 60, northern Ti , i4es Office. W ANTE o,' by to. 'reStieetabie Young Man, ITUA LION as 811 FLIER,' in a E11)411 Can have a good recomm:ndat on.—Address T. W., 57, Fair N. iew place, oxteth-park. . . . Afiespectuble • Fatuity, reeitilt.g at the Smith End of the town, would he glad to reeire,a N I LEMAN into theirlcuse, as' Partial Boarder:—Addres3, A 64, Northern Times office. - AEESPECTABLE Yyti.NC÷ can 'be comfortably necOmnio;lated in the neighbourhood of whil with LODGINGS, at moderate terms.—Address A, 55, Aor hem Times oftEle. , • S k . AT ANTE D. a Itespectabie lou Vy APPRENTICE in - a Dtlercirtrit's Office. He must write a good hard.—Apply by letter to Box M. s', Post °Tee. - - K. , ANTED, a good English .bIiIiVANT OF N't ALL WORN', who vnti , l-siiin - dit Cooking. Alto an experienced .: fiprsa_Girl. about 18 years of age. - Coal c'iaracters indispeasab:e -Apply, krom 9to 12 o'clock, at 19, Enkia -street. WA,NTED, by a Young Geiitletrltn, who is desirous of going abroad,, _a 8I NATION as CLERK, either in the Brazils, or one of the British Cu'onies; or would accept a FURS eES Hi I.' on, board a - teainer. References of the Mahal character caa given.—Addres, S. M. 82, Northern Tones office. WANTED, at a Private H.ott6e, Southport, a C(IOK and HOUSEMAID, of good Character. Wages 'according to ability. Engifsh preferre,t.—Aidress, Stating time in last place, and re erence to A 67,Northern Tones office. WANTED, EVENING EMPLOYMENT by a young man disengaged after five o'ckek p.m., to to assist a tradesman in making out accounts, &c., for an hour or two. —Address A. 47 Nortlarls Times UkTANTED, a good HOUSEKEEPER and Vt' NEEDLE-WOMAN, to tike the entire Charge of a House and Servants. Th 3 situation is Eeven miles from Liver pool by rail.—Apply by letter only, Box A 57, Northern Times W ANTED, a CIGAR and TOBACCO. SHOP, or a small HOUSE with S'llOP, in the centre of the town, with immediate possession. Rent per annum and all particac.rs.---ipply by letter, _addressed L. R., General Post-office, Liverpcol, A. Gentleman declining busitliss on his own account, and who has held responsiblv situations in first class Mer Chant's Oteas and Local Dank, desires a n of Trust. Mo.t respectable refereuces.—Andress A. 61, Nprtliern Times o.l*e. . - 'WANTED, by a Young I\l.ln, a SITUATION as -- WAREaouszmAN, &c., or in any capacity where he m'glit make himself useful. Satisfa , •tdry references can be ;:iven, and testimonials produced if required —Address, A 57, Northern Tines office. CLERIC. WAN TED, by a Ship -store Dealer, a YOUNG t MAN, thoroughly conversant with the Trade. Good References as to competency re yuircd.--Apply by letter, A. 73 Northern Times cfli,e. MEDICAL. A_ GENTLEMAN, aged 32, is in want of a .Sitttation as Visiting and Dispensing Assistant, in a Respec'al,lo Pr .ctlce —References, unexceptionable.—Address, A. 74, Northern Times (Site ' AYCUNG GENTLEHAN, who has studied the icier►ce of Agriculture, at the Royal Aurica!tural coq ge of Cireneest , r, and its pnctice in Scotland, wiihes fur an Engagement as BA' IFF or lIINA.i.;ER ot an Estate.—Apply to ill r. S. Wkterbotise, 4, Derby-equa-e. I " — ,k,,ATANTED, by a r eB p ecta bl e young Man, age V V 22, a SITUATION as IN-DOOR SERVANT in Gei:tlemar,'s Family, or a F , rst-c'as3 Hotel, one that thoroughly understands h s betsin, , ss, and MI be highly rocommended.—Address A-. 66 - Northern Times office. WAN FED, by a YOUNG MAN, a Fituation ei h r at iion3e ' Abroad, or Afl oa t . ,! The adver t ser write s a go o d h an d, and Is (pick at accounts. Highly respects. hie reference: given, a, d testimonials c .n be produced if required.— Addtas, A 70, forthern Times • lice. • T4NTED, a SERVANT for a Boarding y house, one horn the Country preferred, and one who is acquainted with Plain Cooking.—Appl y at 31, Charlotte-place, Salthoose Dock, from g a.m , until 2 p.m. Nvne need apply without 12 months character trom their last em,:loyers. ACommercial I'RAVELLER, of • industrioas and persevering habits, having a good connection amongst G , ocers an 3 Drug6ists in the principal towns'ot Lancashire and Yorkshire. is desirous of a RE-ENGAGEMENT. Reference from present employer.—Address Alpha, Bary Nevr•ro4d. Bolton. WANTING SIIUATIONS.—A Young En g . ligi woman, with 12 months good reference, as YOUNG LADY'S MAID. Also, two young scotnhwomen, one as CHAMBERMAID, with two years, tht other as HOUSFMAID or WAITRESS, with 18 months good character from an hotel.—Apply at 42, Mount-p:easant. : i . - - fIIIP MASTER WANTED, a first glass MASTER, holding a Certiticite of Competency, to take charge of a la-ge fine Ship in the East India tr de. He must have the very highe,t testimonials, and have tad some experience in the trade.—. Apply by letter, stating age, Ste., to 'box M 45, General Post, Liverpool. I'ARTN ERS HIP. WANTED, a PARTNER, eith:3r active or anonymous, wi h £2OO to £3OO, to Ha two Persons Ina RETAIL BUSINESS, in the City of 1)u lin, in a Res pectable Street, and Good S tnatton. 'The Profits will be mad, more that in general trade, an .l wo thy of attentton. Respectable refer. ences. It is requested that non 3 but princip,ls will riply to A. 72, southern Timts office. IVAN TED, - .for the Liverpool Co-operative Provident Association, a MANAGER SECRE. TA RY, SM./P.IIAM, and POR VER. at the follow in? , alaries : Manager, £9a per annum, Secretary, £BO, Shoprnan, £7O, and Porter, f 52, Appl.cat;on, ' y let.er only, stating references, &e. ; to be sent to 15, Camden street, on or before the 28th instant. For the baforma i n of applicant.,, the business r.f the Asso Ltion is for the sale of Groceries, Dr.pery Goods, &c.—Address, Z. 15, Camden street. Ea be ket. To be L'4"l l . FIFRA:fs7-------ED; a :good FAMILY HOUSE. facing the sta. at Elovlake.—App y on the.Prea,i3as, 12, Sea View, or to Mr. Richardson, 33, Strand-street. A. Respectable YoUN ‘,3- MAN can be comforta bly accommodated wi . h LODGINGS, on m Aerate terms—Locality, Low-MlL—Address, A. 71, Norlhern Times office. 1 - 4 0DGINGS. —Two - YOUNG GENTLEMEN can .be ace imtro'latcd with LODGINGS in w a niry si list on, No. 12, Popl ar G rove, the Elms, Toxteth P rk, oa ce Reasonable Terms. UNFURNISti APAR-rmEz4l----- rip() be LET. x DII,AWING-RuOM and one or ji two BEDROOSIq, With use of kitchen, if required. nquire at 239, Great Flona,r-otreet. !j 'U I ET, th,,se farenslve add elegaritly fitted fl 0M5,82 Lime-Qtreet, l'-‘rtietthrly adapted for Dii.ing or Refre . hment Rcoms of any kind , the fixtures aul trade utef.Bl.3 fo be Sold.—Appl on the premises. 1.0 b e LET, a first-class BEEtt, 1-1(---71------jst,,,i,ua ted No. 35, Park-' •nP; now 'doing a very god business; the present oc , n ant leaving Cu account of other business. —For further particulars, apply on t!,e premises. AGENTLE AIAN can be accommodated with a Drawinxt-room -and- Bedr , om on the same Poor. 'ierm ; los a week. Also, a Parlour and Bedroom, 8 s a %ee k . — App i y at 46, Utipet` Ilissk:sson S'reet:uxelar fa:kner-rquare. TO he LET, spacious OFFICES in the new. Midaet on buillirgo, Tater: l ithe , •, correr of itumford strect. Plans may b e se en , iiAevery'inf, rmq on obtained, on application to bir. John Fowler, 4, Tower , nildinys jr Cl , be LET, a Drawir!g-, - ooin. with. two Bed if any inducement, new t 7 th i e ' r i o r o i ni U s r ha w re i' b h e l e t :i e n s 3W ai l' e p A a "l Pe ra ra l l, r' p ( ain f R ;e7 l :4 carpets.—Apply st Mrs: Parrs, 21, RecinTy Cl.99tt .• " —• - • e I Vt. to by !Let. 9 - 10 be LET, a small CONVENIENT HOUSE 1 suitable for a small family.—Apply, 66, Phyttlian street, Low -hill. TO be LET, a pleasantly-situated Semi-detached VILLA, in Clifton Park, Tranmere. Rent £6O per ancum.—apply to Taylor and Stead, 32. Castle-street. • CHESHIRE. 910 be ` LET, Furnished or Unfurnished, an excellent, Family DWELLING HOUSE, .No. 8, Kenyon-torrace, Claughton.—For full particulars apply 04_ ~thti premise% r I HE FURNITURii;, 111WDE UTENSELS, FIXTURES and the BUSINESS of the PitYMkES, 82, Lime-street (known as the supper Rooms), TO BE DIS POSED OF by Private Contract. Particularly e igible for a dining room or oyster shop —Apply on the premises, between the hours of Two and Five o'clock. A FILINISHED HOUSE, EDGE-HILL. rpo be LET, for Ten Months, or Two Years, a Furnished HouQe. consisting of drawing-rorm, dining-room, and kitchen, on the ground fluor ; three bedrooms with dre.sing-rooms ; three attics. water clostt, and small garden, aitndted S. Duke-street south, Ede hill. fllO be LEI', a convenient DWELLING -1 HOUSE, desirably situated at Tae Brook, West De:by, containing Drawing, Dining, and 11forning Rooms. five Bed itooms, Kitchen, rcnuery, Closet, and Panty, on fir•t floor, with good Cellering, and Garden froat and bate. Rent .€4o.—apply to Mr. GARNER. ii, Wooctstreet, Hanover•at eet. • FURNISHED HOUSE,EDGE-HILL: r ro be LET', - a FURNISHED HOUSE, f.-r Ten 1_ Months, or Two Years ; consisting of Dining rr,,,m, Diawing-room, and Kitchen, &o. on toe ground floors; Three Bed rooms with Dressing-rooms ; Thre , Att cc, Water closet, Garden, and good Cellars ; situated 8, link -street, son,h. 0 be LEE 'Three Newly erected And we'l-built r 110,IISES and SROPS, bawf en Chatham-8 , re,1. and Prach-stre,t, grownlow-hill, suitable for a chemist and druggist, white cooper, saitile and harness m ker, an, provision shoo, or any other bu.iceis. Also, a roomy , HOLIsE and SI-10P, in Evtrton crescent, top of Richmond-row, well calcniated for a pawnbroker or other bosineas requiring room.—tor particuiars apply to George Riding, No 154. Leaden road r t)e in baritit)wil-Ititie. Wlveltree,Tio3 substantial and well-b , iit HOUSN' , , containing vrawing. nd Dininz.roorn. Kitchen and Scullery on the tame floor, fiva good Bed-rooms, B.th room a.cl Water-duet, w th hot and c.)'d water, and Gas throughout the house; Wash Celiar, with sort water, Flower Garden to front, Kitchell 'Garden' to back, a l well drainrd. Rent 440 per annum. Apply to John Newall, Buthler, 40 Coma - stree , ; or to Mr. Hiv. Pow- , IHce., W4vert(e.. To be LET, tu . Knotty Asti, mid Hear Btoed Green Sra ion, a Handsome Si-nti-deiached VILLA, containing on Ground Floor three entertaining rooms, butler's pantry, kitchens, &c., and good eel ars teneath. n n Fist Floor, five good boa rooms, ba h r oin, water closet, &c., and one sob above. Abundmty supplied wi b. spring and rain wt r Tie •G 4 dens tastefully aid out, and the whole ate As on 1,600 yards of land. Rent moderate Apply at 50, oath eastl.-itreet. CHESHIRE RESIDENCE. 910 be LET, wi h early possessipa,-MERE. BANK, 1 near Waverharn, a new wtl -built . RESIDENCE, containing Three Parlours. Six Bedrooms, Kitchens, good aird,ns. Paddock. Brc. ; beautifully sitndted, having a c mmandlng view of the valle, of the River Weaver, one mile from the Acton, an 4 four miles from the Hartford Stations, orrtne 1 ood.fn arid' North-western Railway. —Apply at the house, °rat the office of the Acton Zinc 312115, 3, liarrin,ton-street, Liverpool, where plans may be seen O be LET, Furnished, pet . m4tiently; a oetached 1-1011‘7,E, with excellent Gtrelen, Coachhocs-, Stable, and other conveniences. Pleasantly situated at Bootle Vill3,e. near Liverkol, and w.thin ten minutes' w .1k ~ f the Lancashire and York shire, an I Liverpool and Southport Railway Stations, containing •wo enteriaining-ypoms, six bedrooms, dr est ,, g•rolar, bathroom, and water-cleiet, two kitchens on the gr nod ft ior, and larder, with a plentiful :upply of bard and soft water. wad gas throughout. On ew between the hours o tao and - five, p.m.—For iidditss and terms set reference list, Northern Ttmeioffiee. Co be bottr. TO PAWNBROKERS, SILVERSMITHS, AND OTUERS. TO be DISPOSED OF, in one _of the best klidlata County . ' Toini, - an ESTABLISHED BUSINESS of EIGHTY Yzaas STANDING, and now in fall operation. Piofits on the Pledge,Trade alone upwards of et,o* 0 per annum, together with a first class Sale Trade. The premises comprise a large Double Fronted Shop, with a twelve or fourteen Roomed House and Warehouses built for the Trade. Amount of Pledges from 44,003 to d 5,000. The Sa'e Stock of a general Silversmith and Jeweller in about £4,000, at the optian of purchaser. The - most satisfactory explanations for disposing of the will be given on application to Mr. Alfred Jacob, Estate Agent, and Accountant, 13 A, Basnett street, corner of Leigh-street, Liverpool.—Established 1848. K EN al T w L ay E s o D n tE n . d. — A Als l o ar t e AL l• e A I I s - Ts 6 2, o i r g t ) e d I R S O t N o c WILLIAM F. & CO.; Sweeting street. - - JN SALE, at Holyhead, Three old FLUE BOILERS, weighing about 45 tons.—Apply tu Cap Lon Hirste, Holyhead. 1 110 be SOLD,: torl'wenty Pounds, au excellent Second-hand PIANOFORTE, by Kenna', of London. May b seen at James Smith's Music W..rehowe, Lord-street, Liverpool. ,TO he LET, a large DOUBLE OFFICE. Rent £2.5, fitted with Gas. The Office Fixtures, which are nearly new, can be taken at a valuation.—Apply to Mornll and wo , dward, Custom-house Agen s, 12, Canning -place. AFIRM - , doing an extensive busines3 in the English and Foreign TIMBER tRADE, tvishi-s to dispose of their present stock and connection in consequence of removing to London.—ad tress, A 74, Northern Times office. TO BREWERS A-ND DISTILLERS. • 7,0 be SOLD, a 30 barrel COPP.I.R BOILER, 4 which has been very little used, ar:d is tpiteperfect. - Apply to—Taosiss RICHARD 3, at 7, Baltic.bnildlogs, Redcross-st. TO be LET, an excellent DOUBLE OFFICE, NO. 15, Brunswick-buildings, Brunswick-sireet Fixture 4 to b 3 disp.sed of. Possession imm,diat9ly.—Apply to the present occupant, or sir. Clayton, the superintendent, on the premises. To 'HIE PROPRIETORS-OF ZOOLCOICAL GARDitztis, &C. i OR SALE, a "very fi,',e liands.ane HUANAUO, a specie; of Dee', from lul'. Can--4 see' on b3a-d the Ei Doc!r.—For price,;ipply to the Captain on board, or to NicD 'welt ; a d flalliday 17, Water., tre-1. • . • • TO be SOLD or LET, a very handseme i fiuisht d HOUSE, N. 99, Shaw-street, containing dining mom, double drawing r.toom, and eleven bed rooms, servants' hall. butler's Fanny, hitcheu. &c. A Coach-house sed'Stat,l: to the back s treet. To be vie,sed by ticket only.—Apply to Taylor and Stead, 3 2, Caste street. PONY PHAETuIa rro he SOLD, a B arga i n . P r i ce 15 G u i neas, an I elegant low BA' KET PONY PHAETON, to hold two or four; suitable for a small puny. Alio, ona by Gorst. with turn-over seat on its first wheels, cost 40 gnine, , s, pric .10 guineas. Both on view.—Apply at 6, Upper Nawington. Private house. oryr 0 be SOLD, c h ea p, Th ree capital GAS MAKING APPARATUSSES variou s s i zes, mi l ' a bl e small manufactories, country inns, or any other pla :es requiring a good and cheap light. C an b e seen i n full - work by applying to Mr. Per s, Browside Works, Gateacre. T 0 'be SOLD, by PitIVATV, TREATY, Freehold PROP?dt.TY, I. Victoria-road, Aigburth, consisting of two Houses and Shops, with tenements above, togethrr with a two-stalled stable and coach-house, having large work ro.ans over. Well tenanted, and bringing in a good rental. The above has a frortao to Victoria-road of 42 fe.t 2 inches. and z.uns is nepth of 37 tech—Apply to - AVIMOr Beattie on the premises. ----- - FREEHOLD FARMS NIGA4 RUGBY. ON SALE, by Private Contract, some first-rate FARMS, varying from 60 to 200 acres each, near to good roads and a railway station, together with the FARII-HOUSE and OUTBUILDINGS thereon.—Terms and a Plan may be obtained at the offices or Messrs. W. and E. Harris. Solicitors, Rugby. FREEHOLD AND TITHE-FREE FARM, NOR'FITAMI;TONEHIRE. (IN „SALE, by Private Cont rac t , at the low sum kj of £45 an Acre (including House,' Buil!dings, and Timber), a singularly desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, of 24d acres. Two-thirds of the purchase money may remain for a tern.—For par ticulars apply at the offices of Messrs. W. and E. Harris, Solicitors, Rugby. PEDAL HARMONIUM, APIANO tor 1.2 Guineas, with Four other SQUARES, by 13: ogdwopd, Clementi, &c. ; Two Cottage Do, at 15 mad 22 guinea,'; One HARMONIUM, by Wheatstone, 7 guineas ; and a powerful•tonel Do., with four stops— viz , Cor Anylais, Boni don, Clarionett-,. and Flute, with octaves, (at C. PED&L's), being quite a novelty, for 22 g , ibess. All these instruments are second-hand. and will only be available for a few days, at No. 8, Chapel. Birkenhead; near Hamilton-square Chapel. MOURNING JE,WELLERY, JOHN G. JACOB, IGOLDSMITH AND J EWELLER, oh, CREIRCH-STREET,• Respectfully calls attention to his superior Stock of BLACK ENAMELLED JEWELLERY, • 1 ,BROOCHES, BRACELETS, NECKLETS, RINGS, PINS, AND STUDS, Of the most elegant Patterns and the best Quality. Also a large assortment of I:tEA•L WHITBY J E T, In the most choice Patterns. 1 HAIR WORKED INTO OHAINS:IIIIACELET3, RINGS, BROOCHES, AND NECKLETS. AND-MOUNTED IN A SUPERIORBTYLE The same liair - artert - guaranteici to be used. JOJIN Gl. JACO-B, IGOLDSMITH AND JEWELLER,, 56, CHURCII-STREET. FISNIORE'S 2s: Semi-gold PEN will not alter in the slightest degree by use, or corrode if left in the A good, useful, durable pen.—Corner Of 13Oldfetreet elnuatton. FRENCH AND GERMAN. ONSIEUit HUSSON informs his Pupils and Friends that he has RENWITED from 7, Huskisson-street, to 16, SANDON STREET, where his Classes and Private Pupils will meet as usual. LADIES' CGASsES—Twice a week. GENT/ EMEN'S CLASSES—Four Times a Week. M. H. attends Schools and Private Families. 16, SANDON MEET, FALKNER SQUARE. MADAME _RUSK) SIMr6. Beak) Wth or Ei r '' her Pupils and Frittirls that ilia has REMOVED from 7, Hnskisson- street, to 16, SAND ON' STREET. 16 SANDON STREET, FALKNER SQUARE. D tNCINGI EXMISE3 &e. - Air R, GIDDENS begs to inform his Friends 111_ and Pupils that his JUVENILE JLASSES will Re-assenth'e at - the - Academy, Hardman -street, on Saturday, the 26th in: t., at Two o'clock. EVENING CLASSES Re-un.on, Thurs day. October Ist. Mr. Giddens also be. s to state that his Academy, at the ASSEMB LY ROO , i 4, w r MIME, will be Re-opened at the usual hoar, on Welnes lay, the 30th Instant. Por terrni app yto Mr. Giddena' Residence, 7, Hope -street. THE NORTHERN HOSPITAL. THE WINTER SESS[ON w ill COMMENCE on THURSDAY, the Ist of October next. CLINICAL LECTURE', on Br ED'CI NIE and SURGERY, will be delivered Twice a Week by the Physician. and Su geons. PHYSICI Ass—Dr. DUN DAS and Dr. INMAN. SURGEONS —51 r. ELLISJONES, Mr. D. CHALi Rs,lLr. MII.LETT _D vIS, arrt Dr. BR ADBENT. - JONIOR.SURGEON —Mr. JAMES HAKES. - Certificates atendance on the Hospital Practice and Clinical Lectures qualify PupLa for EsJinivation iu London, Dublin', Edin burgh and Glasgow. . _ FEES FOR ADMISSION. Perpetual ..... One fear .. Six Montb 5.... , For further particulars apply to Mr. W. B. WALL, House Surgeon, Northern Hospl al, Seat. 12.18, 7. T HE FRENCH LANGUAGE ' taught ; ori an entirely New Sys'em,fi.4 N S. RAGON9T, (or PARIB,) i• Author of the o-SYMBOLIC ANGLo-FRENCH VOCABULARY, &c., &c. The principle of this system is founded upon the natural and infallible method universally followed by the mother in teaching h,r child. The unsatisfactory results of the present mode of teaching foreign languages is proverbial ; the general impression is, that a language can be acquired, onl) in the country wher.• it is spoken, and doubtless, this - Is - necessary where the teacher considers himself justified in disregarding the laws- of nature so fir as to endeivour to impart sounds 14 the medium of the eyes, and teach the science of a language before the pupil can lisp its simplest accents. With such a theory, all human devices must necessarily fail, and hence the nu merous_complkints 6f .wasted cline and ineffectual endeavours, whilst the teaching of nature is universally successful. - To those who have laboured in vain, and who now despair of ever understanding the rapid conversation of the natives of France, the faculty may,bereksily, acktiiisd,:butf - not by any of the artificial sys ems, however ingenious, to which allusion has been made. HIGHEST E.EFERENCES WILL BE GIVEN. g FAMILIES ♦ND SCHOOLS ATTENDED. PRIVATE LESSONS GIvEN. EVENING CLASSES. The " SYMBOLIC ANGLO-FRENCH VOCABULARY," sth edition, par ticularly adapted for Schools, sc- , approved And sanctioned for the use of the Ins.itutions for the - deaf and (lamb. in England and France. To be had from the Author, M. Ragonot, and sold by all booksellers. 115, Mount-pleasant, Liverpool. SECOND PIANOFORIE MUTUAL ADVAN TA I 4E SOCIETY. NOTICE. -The First MEETING of MEM BEM will take place at Seven o'cicck p.m., on Monday, October 5, at James Palmer's Pianoforte Warehouse,:No. 36 Clarence-street, Mount-pleasant. subscribers' names received daily from Ten to Four o'clock. JAMES PALMER, Swretary. SECOND PIANOFORTE MUTUAL ADVANTAGE SOCIETY. AT the request (ef numerous applicants, and in consequence of the great success` attending the First Society• Mr. JAMES PALMER informs the Pubic that he has consented. to establish a SECOND PIANOFORTE and HARMONIUM CLUB, on similar principles to the first, conferring on each member the privilege] oT selec' ing his or her Instrument. The first Meeting will take place at his Warehouse, 36, Clarence-street, on Monday, October Stir, when the first - Pianoforte - or Harmoniutn will be allotted.— Pa titulars and information on application at 36, CLARENCE-STREET, MOUNT-PLEASANT. NOTICE OF REMOVAL, FROM ROYAL BANK BUILDINGS, DALE-STREET, TO ,12,, SOUT.H JOHN-STREET. P ROTECTION FROM THE PIKE WATEL SLATE WATER CISTERNS, all sizes, SLATE BATHS, hot or cold water, SLA 1E MANGERS, ELATE SHELVING, SLATE BREWERS' UTENSILS, And STATE of all sizes and thicknesses that may be required. Apply to W. 0. CARTER, 12, South John.stren YARD: —South Side Duke's Dock. KELL Y, THE BUTT ERMAN'S LATEST ESSAY. A PASTORAL. • DAssos,j Stay, Chloe, stay, whither away so fast, WLat sudden cause demands such pressing haste Does some wil.i monster from his forest lair, With.horrid jaws, assault your fleecy care? Or, wandering near the edges of some rock, Has Neptune seized the fitter of your flock ? CHLOE. No direfal cause my histened steps &mind. Bat churning tolls await these lab'ring hands; My flocks seettreiy in their folds do lie ; Butter demands, and in Butter's name I fly, To skim the cream, to churn the mingled mass, And through the sieve a ith care the curds do pass. '1 hese toils my care demand; forboa: your love, • Another time I'll meet you in the grove. DAMAN. Stay yet a moment—once you stay'd for me (When love attended) on the thwOry 1 a; Then you could stay and praise my warbling strain, But now the pipe is tuned for you in vain ; But eay what new conamand the-nymphs receive, That labour stops not at the approach of eve. cnnoz. And know you not for Kelly !tis we toil? Kelly for whom grass grows on tifrifty soil? For Kelly's sake the swains their toils prolong, The only Butterman ! the theme of song; Whose boast is still among his fel'ow-men. "He sells his Butter cheap," to Aril again ! ! DAMON. I know the" cove; " my journey lately made To Liverpool showed his thriving trade. Near where fair Thespla's palace proudly stands, And Williamsonia's square its breadth expands, And in the street sacred to Dawson's name, Stands the great Butter Place—the haunt of trade and fame. And if for him your busy hands you ply, Forbid it, Fate. that I st ,nd idly by ; -- • In what I may I wilt assist your pains, And think them pleasures if Ihe " Kel'y gains. CBLOE. 0 happy swan, for thee I will presage A prosp'rons income and a lengthened age, • For Fate his path wiit choicest blessings strews - The triend of man, and pawn cf the Muse. But come. my Damon, see e shading wood Throws longer shadows o'er th' Impeded flood ; Why stand we 131 e with suspend -d hairds? A truce to talking, work oar care demands EDWARD KELLY AND CO., THE BUTTER PLACE, BACK OF ST. JOHN'S MARKET. LIALSE HAIR C F EVERY DESCRIPTION, Including Coverings , for the whole Head ; for the F. out part of the Head only; for the Back of the Head separately many ,of them new designs, and perfectably undetcetable under any scrutiny, are kept in Immense Stock ready for immediate use, at ASTLEY'S, 53, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. - WHITEMAN'S NEW BRUNSWICK HOTTL. 18, CLAYTON SQUARE, LIVERPOOL. /VITILLIA AI E. WHITEMAN begs to inform ! Tourists, Strangers, and Commercial Gentlemen visiting Liverpool, that they will ilnd every attention and comfort in his Hotel w The ,louse hag recently undergone alterations and repairs, and is now in first rate order. The Dining , Rooms and .Bed ROOlll3 will be found most comfortable and airy. Bed, And, Breakfast, 2s , 6d.. Dinners, Teas, and SnPpers, in th e Restaurant at the usual moderate charges.--A,Night,Eorter always a attendance. Plata. Knives, &c., for Niro. on re101041:de Units, 1:•; HifT nITS. ifioner. A DELPHI LOAN AND DISCOUNT COMPANY-LTMI CED. HEAD OFFICE. 38, RENSHAW-STREET, LIVERPOOL. BIRKENHEAD BRAN C.H. HAMILTON-BUILDINGS, HAMILTON-STREET, BIRKENifEiII. Office Hours from 10 A M. to 3 P.M, except on Mondays and Satur da a, when the Office will be Closed at 1 P.M. LOANS wilt be advanced from 2to £l,OOO upon the same terms as at the Liverpool Office. Prospectuses and general information m , y be obtained on applica tion. • • Septeniber, 1857 CHRISTOPHEW El LISIT, Manager. JOHN J. - .LLISON, Secretary. 0 N E Y.—£2o to £l,OOO ADVANCi- D to responsib'eparties by Mr:Slitelifft ! ., Local inan4er to Royal Farmers' Fire, Life, and' Hair 1 usuranee Company, 10, James-street. ivernool. • • x5O TO 0-U,000.-- , -The PItOTEC FOR LOAN . and ANNUITY. C.(IMPANY GRA.NT LOAN 9 from one to five years, at 5 per cent. per anniun, repaycb!cr by bistal ment•' upon Persoral,or Real Seen , ity. Total interest upon .4' iOO, if repaid qu'trterly. for twelve moat's, £3 anager, G. H. Goodall, 14, farlton-streot, Liverpool. lIIHE ALBION LOAN AND DISCOUNT COMPANY (LIMITED). CAPITAL £lOO,OOO, IN SHARES OF £lO EACH. OFFICES-4, CLAM:kr SQUARE, LIVERPOOL. r LOANS•FRONI £2O TO £l,OOO BILLS DISCOUNTED. vir Shares of the first distrThutiln can be allotted, &ad parlicdiars:ol Loans obtained, on application to JOSEPII C. CAIWER. liana; L IVERPOOL LOAN COMPANY HEAD OFFICE-LORD-STREET CHAMBERS,-87, LORD- _ STREET, LIVERPOOL. BRAN= OFFICE-43, MARKET-YPREET, Pd ANCHESTER. . CAPITAL, £50,000. Loans advanced from £2O to £5OO, to be =repaid in Twelve months, by weekly, monthly, or quarterly instalments. BILLS DISCOUNTED. Loans advanced from £lOO to .E11)0, to eaten i over rerlod of one, two, or three-years, at 5 percent. For Prospectuses. &c., apply personally or by letter to JOHN 'ATHERTON, 87, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. f2otirris. ri HEAP EXCURSIONS TO MANCHESTER j For the Art Treasures' Exhibition, Museum, Pomona &c., will leave the LANCASHIRE & YORKSHIRE RAILWAY ea follows: Every SATURDAY.—Fares Mere and Back—From Liverpool 7.30, Bootle Lane 7.35, .... Every SATURDAY & WEDNEBDAY—FronI Waterloo, 7.0 Pimbo Lane 8.10, Orrel 8.20, Peniberron 8.25, Wigan 8.30 .... 1 9 Hindley 8.40, Westhoughton 8.50, Lostoek Junction 8.55 ...... 1 6 Southport? 10. Besear 7.18, New Lane 7 23, Burscongh Bridge 7.28 2 0 New Burgh 7,37, Apply Bridge 7.43, Gathurst 7.49 ............. i 9 Every MONDAY & WEDNESDAY.-- Fares there and Back—From Chatburn 8.15, Clitheroo 8.20. Whalley 8.28, Ribche.ster, 8.44.: 2 2 Blackburn 7.0, Daisy Field, 6.52 . Darwen (Lower and Over), 7.5, Sough 7.20 Entwistle 7 30, Chapel Town 7.40, Bromley Cross 7.45, Oaks 750 1 6 Prest , n 7.0, Farrington 7.5, Levland 7.10, Euston-7.15 2 2 Chortey 7.22, Adlingtbn 7.35, Horwich 7.45_ RETURNING same day from Salford (New Biiley-Otreet) as follows : Saturday's passengers at 7 p.m.; Monday's passengers at 7.30 p.m. Those trom Cbatburn to Ribcheater leave Victoria Suction at 5.15 p.m. Tickets, bills, &c. at Stations or STAN LEY'S. Victoria-st.. Ilaachester VIA LONDON AND NORTH-WESTERN' RAILWAY. AII.TTREASURES EXHIBITION, MANCHESTER. I If P O R TANT NOT I C . THE SATURDAY CHEAP TRIP TD_T . H2 ART TREASURES EXHInITTON WILL T EAVE LIME•STREET T&Tiolg AT TEN O'CLCCK, 1/7ARCUS'S SPECIAL TRAINS 11 ' TO THE MANCHESTER EXHIBITION AND BACK, THIS DAY (SATURDAY), From the Li r e-street Station, t Ten °Woe?, Returning from the Ex'iibitien at 6.15 p.m. FARE FOR TIIE DOUR E JOURNEY t Closed Carriazes (includ lig '' .... 3i. 6d Children under Twelve Years 2,3 d each. . Tickets may'be'autained of Mr. Meacus, at his Office, 25, Lei;ll— corner of Barnett-street, Li verpo,l. Early application for Tic • ets is requested. la,gRY R. MARCUS, Manager and Conductor of Excursion Trains to the London and North Wes'ern Railway Company. Mr. Marcus will present each Passenger purchasing his Ticket with a small Gnice to the Exhibition. VIA LONDON AND NORTH WEATERN RAILWAY, ATA.RGUS'S CHEAP EXCURSIONS lv_l. - FROM LIViRPOOL and BIIIKENEIEAD, LONDON and BACK; On MONDAY and WEDNESDsY .• EX r, September 28th and 30th instant, RETURNING from LOND N on WEDNESDAY or FRIDAY, Septemb,r 30th, snd October 2nd. . Closed Cara iages ............ ••• • •••••• • • .. 12s. 61. First Cla.e . . For further paviculars see Small hills, which may be obt tined of Mr. CHADWICK, Booking C erk, :look's Ferry Station ; or of HENRY R. MA ticUS, 25, Leigh-street, Corner of }lv:nett-sin et, Liverpool, •.. Manager and Conductor of Excursions on the London and North Wes ern Railway. VIA LONDON AND NOLITR-WESTERN RAILWAY. • /MARCUS'S SPECIAL TRA.INS TO LONDON, ON MONDAY NEX l', SEPTEIfBER 28, From the Lime-street Station at Seven a.m., returning Oct. 5. • Ciosel Carriages .. • • ...... 17s. First Class Tickets and small bills may be obt,lned at the Booking Office, Lime-st.eet ; or'of HENRY R. MARCUS, Manager and Conductor, of Excursion Tr ins on the London an i North Werern Railway, 27, Leigh-street, corner of Basnett-street, Liverpool. TEtIPUS FUGIT. OBSERVE—The Art Treasares Exhibit icn will close on the 15th October. VIA L'iNDDN AND NORTII-WESTERN RAILWAY. CONTINUED SUCCES3 OF " • MARCUS'S SELECT TRAINS , FROM LIVERPOOL TO OLD TRAFFORD, MA VCR F.STER, AND BACK! ON AIONDAY AND Wel NESDAY, From the Lime-street Station at 8 a m , cull ng at linvton at 8 10 axci. Returning from the Eihibiam at 5.15 •.m , on the s me day. FARES FOR TUE DOUBLE JOURNEY, INCLUDING ADMISSION: Close(' Cirriages . as 01 First Class . • o • . 73 6d Chiltir -n under 12 i ears ()rage, half price. rickets and small bills may be ob ained of H eNRY R. MARCUS, Leigh-street, Liverpool. Early application is re ,neited. Mr. Marcus will present each passenger with a small Guide to the Exhibition. r R. CAMERON, ly • WATCR MANUFACTURER AND JEWELLER, 54, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOW... 661:3) and SILVER PATENT LEVER WATCHES, GUARD and ALBERT CHAINS, • - JEWELLERY, and ELECTRO PLATE. LENFIELD PATENT,STARCH, titled in en& Ur Royka Laundry: The ladies are respE.erulronformer that this Starch is excl us i ve l y used in the Royal LauLdry, and nal Majesty's Laundress says, that althougn sne has tried wheaten,riee and other Powder Starche she has found none of them equal tc the Glentleld, which is the Finest Starch 'she•ever' used. Whe. you ai,k for ',4lentield Patent Starch, see that yon get it, as inferior kinds are often otlbStittael. ° Wailierspoon and ,Co.,,Glasgow aat' • London. SUBSCRIPTIUN Vubift 7.4Totfte4. 'OR THE WIDOW AND FAAIL' LATE CAPTAIN ROGELt'S. T A SPECIAL MEETING of the COUN 0 , of the ME t4,CANT I LE MARINE SERVICE —"jot CIATION, of Liverpool, held this day to consider the c a" Widow and Fanady.ot the late Captain Rogers. ; Captain sAli U E REED in the Chair. 4 .1 r2 V/. It was moved by Captain H. J. W A R D , seconded by ueP ,— PATON, and•pnanianously resolved— WO 1. " That this Asseciation has no funds at its disposal for char. 40, purposes, but the members of this Council, sympat`iising vi i i t t a g tfr Roger's and her family under her sad bereavement , are ort• sub.cribe, indmidnally, to moist in raising a fund for her d EI V-e - rai and earnestly recommend her case to the cansnleration a el; aid of the Memberrotthis Association and ths public ganeralY2 s o It was moved by C .ptain Duerr, seconded by Captain _ _ unsnimons'y resolved— Ass& 2. " 'That a subscription list be opened at the R oo ms- of ciatioi and be rereiv.tit by the Treasurer." , • ' n osss It was moved by Captain SPROULE, ticonded by Captain" and uusnlinously resolved— • dlo 3. " That a copy of the foregoing resolutions be forwar o London, Southampton, and Mildred Associat one, wan a r" that subscription lists be opened on behalf of this fund. ri SrT It was move i by Captain Porrsosav, seconded by Capt.."' and unanimously agreed— -00. 4. "That these resolutions be advertised in the local news Sktl UEL 1t N, VD, Cnaillnwa:a. • , WALT& tt PAT roN, TI VAV . Mercantile Marine Service Assoclation.lo, Water-street. ' Liverpo )1, 17th Sept„ 1857. Amount already advertised, .€339 17s n A Seafaring Man 0 1 0 A Fries d , ........• ;•••' " Capt Cowan, Overlooker e. K. Aspirtall, Esq. •• 1 for Thos. Harr son 1 1 OR. t, A ••• 10 6 g From a Sympathiser 1 0 tF H. Halj 10, 1 , 64. .. • • l o John Naylor, Esq. Goo. arkle; hag . 14.M.‘1, Cambria I° •, 0 Capt. Bevio i R.N. ...... • 6 0 ..• • • ••• ICol'ected, amongst a • few Friends per °vier, 0 0 Fsq. ..... , 0 V, wee Chambere •' 10 V Frost, jun... 1-lenj Arki', Esq. ...... 1 0 0 Capt. Wickman 1 1.. 0 Sirs. Wi3kman 1 1 '0 A WelMman. per the Northern Daily Times .. 0 10 0 W. Cannon 1 1 Sarah . 0 1 0 A Friend ....... . *llsuranfr XottriSS ALLIANCE ASiURANOE COMPAN V x dF - LONDON. COMPLE rE sECURITY CAPITAL £5,000,000.• Inco , p.rated Tlairty tt ee ears. a ble LIFE Iristins,crs gr .nted in every - variety of form, at reasO n premiums, specially adapted to merchants ,going abroad, 80. ,r e gs, Fe E ItisuaANcEs effected on Merchandise, Warehous3s Dive , Furniturr, Sht i .s and Cargoes in d0..,k and graving docks, on the favourable term.§:' • - AGENTS FOR LIVERPOOL AND DISTRICT. 'l'H oht• R. A • NOl'l, Liver Chambere• MILLLGAN, EVAAS, and CO. BOLD ani CO. J. RICHARDSON, JUN. ril II E LIVES of MARINERS, EMIGRAN } , c and PASSUNGERS INSUlticf) dgaintt Accident Sea or Land, and Death trom any cause, With o r wallow ComP e°- Lion In case c•f Injury. - - .•, . • gill, Railway and Coinmere , al Tiafellers, and the Public in genet Insured against all accident, with compensation. - • .40 The Nautica l Instru, enta and Effettts Mariners, antVßag ., de. of, Emigrants an Passengers, insured ;+ gain st loss, at sea, at., lll° ,.iot Tate rates :of Pni remiu, at the (Nike of the Travellers and•r 4a itt Ibsurance Company. Revenue Chamber.;, Canning-place (opP°' the liortir west cad of the'Cusforit (noose), Liverpool. JAMES D. 0. T iiOMSON, Agen. t. T.l THE PROVINCIAT:WELAI INSURAN CE COMPANY. F lii E, - L IF E, - A N N U IT I ES. Chief Offices—High-street, Wrelham, London Branch-49, Aloorgate-street. CAPITA L, X 200,000 (wholly subscribed). TALISTIEB. Sir WATKIN WILLIAMS WYNN, Bid., M.P. Sir CHARLES MORGAN, 13 , rt. Sr R. H. CUNLIFFE, Bart., C.D. !tile Colonel MYDDE'.TON BIDDULPIL M.P., Lord-Lieutenant 0 County of Denbigh. Colonel WATKINS, 1!.P., Lord-Lieutenant cf County of Bream. FREDERICK RICHARD Esq. The Very Rev. the DEAN OF ST. ASAPH. THOMAS BR 4 .SSEY, Esq , 4, Great George-streei, \Vesta:l lo " h and Lowodes-aqua e, HENRY THOMAS, Esq., t. ha:rman of the Glamorganiihlre Sessions. HUGH GWEN, Esq., Barnsbury, London. AGES.TS FOR LIVRRPOO4—ROOSE and CAMELL, Acczuntint* 47, North Jobn,street. Prospectuses, Sze., may berhad on 'application. HL QUEEN LIFE.• ASSU.HANcE AND AiNUITY:'COMPA.NY. CHIEF OFFICE, • 72, 'LORD STREET, LIVERPOOL. aspitai, 4200,1.00 (with power to increase it' to £500,000, in 2 0,v Shares of 410 each. Call, ,1. TRUSTEES. • Thomas Edwards Moss, Esq. ; Christopherßushell, Esq.; and Edward Heath, Esq.' DIRECTORS. ' rehairtnan Ed , ard Heath, Esq. Dtputy.chairman : Thomas H. Forwood, Esq. James Thom , s bourne, Esq. James A. Piston, Iraq. Francis A. Clint, Esq. T. etamfora Raffles. Esq* 4 Thomas P.. Norwood, Esq. - Sir John n. P. Sainsbury'. Edward Heath, ESQ. Alexandor Sleigh, r sq. I Joseph Kitchen, Esq. Vlll..Titheringt.,ll, Esq. Bankers: M. sere. Moss and CO.- Auditors: Messrs. Harnrood,BaLuer and Son. So:icitors: Messr. Haigh and Thompson. Physician : Jame Tumbril), M:D.. • • • ^ Manager and Actuary: W. P. Clirehugh, Esq., A.LA. Parties assuring in this oil'ce can do so according to ra,, plan, by which; on attaining a prescribed age, on e u f T h ree alisitnatives " Elected, viz.:— First. An Annuity for Life. thg Secondly - 7 -BC pit an assurable life, t4e patter of converting y„, Annuity, it portion t , ereof, in to a pec un i ary prov ision Iv, his Family after his death, so red uc i ng it to an ordilairl Life Policy • • • . • . . Thirdly.— The opt t on of g the Annuity. het - As a further featnrc, in ca s e 1): the i of assured, Pim"( , ever causes, to yontinuti the premiums o n as :ordinary life pullet!, r company w I ould, n consideration of th e amoun t recstve after period of three year from the date of the as surance , i ssue a Pe' " -u go:icy for that aracamt. • Besides the ab..ive special featu res , th e company undertake es.e I descrip ion of LiF& ASSUFtAaIE AND ANNUITY BUSINESS. Prospntuses, containing full particulara and evrry laformat , v obtained from W P. .CLIREHUGH, LW Rfe . ,GISTER OFFICE' for Serva.uts, CO' 'ducted by AlRs. LEVI. Stationer, and Music - selle r ' £6, Russell-street. he Nobility and Gentry of Liverpool and end.rovs, are respectfully informed that 'hey can be auppliei W it t , rood and respectable ziERVAN on appli:ation at the a bove Eats lishment. Servants in every capacity wanted Immediately. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC, LOX'S CHEAP . CH '.NDELIER MANUFAC: TORY, GAS-FITTING, and :GLOBE WA11 0 " HOLM, is No. 39, RZI\ SIIA'W-STREET (threo doors SW' , Newingttn). N.B. All Goods ;'old at this Fatabl'shment a e Warranted. LIGHT SUMMER WINES. STIVENS & J CO. ' sole l'ioprietors of the . celebrated ORIGINAL GREEN GINGER and ORANGE TUNIC WD ES, have much pleasure -in informing th e public, that they have produced a variety of FRUIT WINES, IDES__ of which are equal to Foreign , sod, as a wholesome a n d refreallos beverage, noised with water, far a...perkl*. Persons who have 00 tasted Stivens' FRUIT WINES would be surprised at their delicio us avour, being equal to th e j u i ce of fresh fruit. Tliey 'are considered sup2rior to any iirine• rt introduCed. May be obtained at Grocers OOnfectioneis, and Ilniiiui Warehousemen. Frontignac, raspberry. , Constantia, It d Currant, Mtn& le, Black Currant, Martuia, Gooseberry, Caicavella, Grape, Muscat, . Cherry, Claret, Dry San, DUKE STREET, FORMERLY TEE Orange, Raisin, Cowslip, Tent, Elder, Port and sherry, Madeira: • BARRACKS. JOHN M'GIBBON, FIRST-CLA':-S GENTLEMEN AND LADIES' BIOrMAKEIC No. 10, MOOREIELDS, DALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL NEAR THE EXCiiANOZ, ESPECTFU LI Y reeorntherids his New Patent I:OTATORY HEELS and. INSTEP STBED &MING% which excel all other roots made, for Ease, EcononlY , Durtbillry, end nicety cn the feet. • M'G. lie, returned from London with a New and Select Stock of Erst-class French, German, and English Leather, St for ell season of the year. Important Just Published, mice 3d, Post-free 4d, rr HE " SECRET PIiECLPTOR," or a c rea tid of the symetomp, cause, and cure of debility! , ..ertain diseases and decry, whether the result of climate or otla!3l' wise, by Dr. EVE RED, who may he consultod as usual, from NO ° Morning till Ten Evening, at 17, Upper Pitt-street, two doors freril Great George's-square, Liverpool. AN ACT OF CHARITY. AGentleman Laving been cured of Nervous Debility and Spermatorrhcea of long stnncilig, after much mental and bodily suffericg, thinks it but charitable 0 render such information to others similarly situated, as may restore then to health, without .exposure. . Full particulars sent to so address, by erclosing two postage stamps to pa, postava" Address : Thomas HowAaD, Esq., Bin:gingham. • AN ACT OF GRATITUDE. • 6,009 Copies of a Medical Book for Gratuitous Cir culation. • THOMAS, Esq., having 'been T . cured of Nervous Debility, fess of Memory, and Dimness of Sight, by following the instructions given in a Medica l Werk by a Physician, considers it his duty, In eratitude to the authori and for the benefit of N..rvoas Sufferers, to publish the means used' He .1,1, therefore, send Free, to any address, in a sealed envelope, 0 0 receipt of a directed. envelope Enclosing t ,vo stamps (to prepa y 9X.• postage), a copy of th e M edic, I Work, containing every information , e 9, requir!‘l,--)dares, G. THOMAS, Esq., Craven flow), Newcastle" upon-Tyne. Jo mer i t s i were gr ° tills fo 144 styl J. I ' ea rs' t; en urner I ' l3 -fire 6 'dY or 13 9 fe n , Of th e p tO Loa e, J. I 11, Cre, tr IsIBCHAI V . , C RII 4 Dwarcis a:l f d c ,___ Ail Yar 0 ~. I'4lll 'll t trli t N 0 tt v C' ' 1 1 1, 111 ; 4tit tl pg~ce Art Pl '4 ll 4 1 I'l / 1 trko 4S B CE, c kletZti 1 4 A DELPHI LOAN AND DISCOUNT COMPANY—LIMITED, HEAD OFFIdE: 38, RENSHAW STREET, LIVERPOOL. BRANCH OV'FICES: t • • MANCHESTER AND ST. HELENS. • This Company has now a 'Oanital of £75,090, v ith power to increase it to a Quarter of a Million Sterlini. The present amount of business transacted is equal to £130,000 per annum. LOANS GRANTED on Approved Security (and on the shortest notice), In Sums from £5 to £l,OOO, at the following charges:— Entire Charge, Including Form of Application. £lO repayable at ss. per week £2O ~ Ss. „ 1 4 0 £5O „ 20s. 2 IS 6 £lOO „ 40s. ~ • ••• 515 0 £2OO „ SOs. „ And upwards,"in the same proportion. Advances can be obtained, to be repaid by other instalments than weekly, or for fixed and longer periods. BILLS DISCOUNTED. Parties residing in the county can be accommodated on paying a reasonable extra charge for travelling expenses. For Prospectuses and other information apply to the Head Office as above. CHRIS. ELLISON, Manager. JOHN ELLISON. Steretary. THE NORTHERN TIMES.-LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1857.