Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-18 00:00:00

flue:Von. 'feat SALE of ELECTIIO-PL4TED G00D.% CHINA, GLASS, CUTLERY,*e.—lmportant to Merchants, Captains, Hotel Keepers, VlaftOrs,and Parties Furnishing. B. ll' d instructions to SELL byAIII'111(a re )Ns ,;h e i i s ve Dag: and following clays, at the - Birmingham Glass Corn - any's Establishment, 29, Church-street. apposite Compton House, Liverpool, the whole of that valuable :STOCK of rich CUT-G. ASS, CHINA EARTHENWARE, PAPIER MACHE GOODS, &c., comprisirg handsome dinner sets, tea and treaktast sets, toilette sets, dess,rt sets, &c. ; rich cut Bohemian glass liqueur ant pickle battles, also a variety of richly-gilt and cut aliALs lustre4, of the most modern patterns, papier mache tables, tea rays, bread baskets, envelope cases, tea caddies, &c. ; also, an elm:tiasive and valuihle stock of electro-plated tea and i.offee sets, toddy or hot water kettles, liqueur frames, cruet frames, toset racks, sad plated elvers or waiters, card or cake baskets, eleetro-plated table or dessert forks, rableip ions, teaspoons, fish carvers anu forks 2 morocco cases; together with a great varieiy of ivory balance hand's and German silver handle table and dessert knives and forks, tr the most celebrated makers. The Sale to commence each day at E even o'clock. Cata"ogues to had on the Premises, 20, Church-stredt, f.iverp .01. N.B.—Cash advanced on goods for immediate and unreserved sale. UNDER DEED OF ASSIGNMENT. imroaant sale of Gold sr d Watche3, Jewellery, Silver plate, trna,,ental Clocks. More,. Electro Silver hated Ay:in:es, Articles of Virtu. and other va!trib e property, 91, f•OLD-STREET. vi P. BOSOM WORTH respectfully announces .k.U. that he has received instructions to SELL by AUC TION, This dap ,the 18th instant, and tillowlng days, at Twelve o'clock each rlßy “onnt. On the Fremi.es, 94, Bold, treet, the valuable and exte, sire STOCK-IN-TRADE of Mr. F . L. G.Lis, 17ATCHSIAKE t and SILVIR3I'ITfI, comprisintr upwards of -300 GO! D LND SI LV - R WA I CEIES, svbracing the best thser,ption of English levers, first-- lass Geneva geld and silver lev,rs, together with a olloce resection of I.4dia goad 'watches. eInICE AND FASHION knLE JEW ;LLERY, Ineluding maguirc•nt cold brstele's in the most Elaborate design's, Ron an cameo tiosches of exqui ite sculpture, bril iant diarcood rings, pins, &c., handsome gt,lii gu rrds in eve y varie'y of pattern, =wive gold Albert and brequet chains, wedding, s'gi et, and Gress rings, gold and silver p ncil cues, bauquEt holders, card cases, vine gazettes, snuff i 0168, &e. ORNAMEN CAL DRAWING ROOM CLOSES, ff the highest qaality and most admired descriptions, in gold bronze, and orms'o, w th clta , te pnd elastic moon ices, in groups, figures, and statneites, from the most fJmous orig na sin continental galleries Li art, with handsome pedest ils and glass shad s. SILVER PLA iE AND PI D ARTICLES, eemprisin4 tea and coffee equipa. es, In handsome patterns, side en, liquor framer, pith cut en I er.g eyed bottles, cruet frames, with handsome cut glass, toast r cks, sugar basins, oandlesticirs, ket• the, table and dessert forks and spoons, salvers, csic , trait, and card baskets, teaspoons, tab e culleiy, X c. BRI LS/I AND FOREIGN ORNAMENTS, among wllioh will be found handsome Dresden china figures, opal and Bi hemian va‘es, a file tion of bronzes, in groups and 11- grazes, logethe • with an assortment of ladies and gentlemen's dressiog asses, writing desks, work boxes, jewel cases, &c. &e. After which tea whole of THE EXCELLFN r SHOP FIXTURES, 00mprising cow ters, coanicr case, large glass cases, gat ftt:ngs, Nay be viewed each Dior .i.;g of a:o, and catalogues h- id on the premises, or frum 31r. Bos3mwsrth, auctioneer and appraiser, 34, DUke 8' re t. MR. WYLIE will SELL by AUC LION, on Plonday the 28th instant, at the Clarendon-rooms, South Join street, Liverpool, .t Half-pest One for Two in the After noon, subject to c onditions, Lot t. Two DtV E LLING- dOUSE 3, numbered 9 and 11. Whitemil I street. C•tpper.:3-hlll, Liverpool. Tenure, Le4sehcld under the Cor poration for Seventy-97e Years from tit-, 7th November. 1825. Lot 2. The FRF.-..H0L1) DWELLING-HOUSE, 81101', corrAGF, and COAL-YARD, on the west side of Soho•street, and south side of Mansfi- Id-s reel, Liver, 001. For firther particulars apply to J ihn Wood, nff, Esq., 1, Kent street, or Messra. Neal and Martin, sal.ci•ors, 10, Swtetlng-street, Liverpool EXTENSIVE SALE OF MUSIC. (AT ONE THIRD.) TEN THOUSAND COPIES (quite new), for PLI29-forte and Veice, by the most celebrated Compor';rs, now selling at ONE-THIRD THE PUBLITHED PRICE, To make room previous to Enlargement of Premises, at W. RYALLS' MUSIC WAREHOUSE, 26, HAMILTON-STREET, BIRKENHEAD, tNe.ir Woodside Ferry). EXTENSIVE SALE OF PIANO-FORTES AND HARMONIUMS, wRYALLS' MUSIC WAREHOUSE • 26, HAMILTON. STREET, BIRKENHEAD, (Near Woodside Ferry!. To make room. previous to En'argement of Premises, a REDUCTION OF 20 PER CEN t'. oz PI IN 0-FOtt rEi, by the following celebrated Makers :—Broadwood and Scris, Collard and Collard, Nattin and ddiscn, Kitkmans, and Hopkinson. Also, on ALEXANDRE& HARMONIUMS, Which v...ry in Price from 6 Guineas to 55 Guineas. Several excellent Second-hand NANO-FURTES FOR SALE. The Lowest Cash Price will be attached in ?labia Figure Pianos and Harmoniums for Hire, by the Day, Month, Year. Tuning and Repairing by First-class Workmen. Old Pianos taken in Exchange. nrchtis.,s will he Delivered, Free of Expense, withla Tea Miles, and, if rronired, Packed in Cam, without charge. 212° MILNERS' HOLDFAST AND FIRE RESISTING SAFES (fire res!sting by the mutual re action of non-conduction add vapourieation at 212 0 Fahrenheit), with all the improvements, under their QuaJruple 1-atents of 1840-51-54 and 1855, including their Gunpowder Proof Solid Lock and Door (without which no Safe is secure.) THE STRONGEST, BEST, ♦ND CHEAPEST SAFEGUARDS EXTANT. MILNERS' PIiCENIX (212 0 ) SAFE WORKS, LIVERPOOL, the most corinplete and extensive in the ;corl,l, employing nearly three hundred hands, assisted by powerful and original macninery adapted to every branch of the wo.k. Show room., 6 and 8, Lori-street, Liverpool. London Depot, 47A, Moorgate-street, City. Circulars ree by post. E I D, JAMES TAILOR AND DRAPER, No. 61, BOLD STREET. A NEW METHOD OF WASHING AND MANGLING. FROM the Prize List of the Liverpool and Maucir2s.(r Show, h'eld at Warringtla on Thursday, Messrs. STARKEY & C 3., 12, Parker-street, Liverpool, had the PRlZEawarded them for a newly-invented WASHING and MANG LING MACHINE. patented by them in May last, and can be seen in operation daily at the above place. ITtstrated circular., with li.t of :prices, sent post-free on applica tica. BANKRUPT'4 STOCK OF STATIONERY. TO PLINTER3, &lE. CHANTS, &c. PARRY and SON, of Chester, having pur chased from the Assignees of Mr. Douglas, Bonn John. street, Liverpool, IHE ENILAE STOCK OF PAPERS, AC:CA:XT.:BOOKS, &c., beg to inform the public that the whole must be cleared out in a few days, and will be sold at a great sacrifice. N B.—The DX TITRE ;, consisting of_ a neat circular counter, &c. 70 be SOLD in one or more lots. MOIJ LINING JEWELLERY JOHN G. JACOB, GOLDSMITH AND JEWELLER, CHURCH-STREET, Respectfully calls attention to his superior Stock of BLACK ENAMELLED JEWELLERY, BROOCHES, BRACELETS, NECKLETS, RINGS, PINS, AND STUDS, . Of the most elegant Patterns and the best Quality. Also, a large assortm e nt of E A L In the most choke Patterns. HAIR WORKED INTO CHAINS, BRACELETS, RINGQ, BKOOCHES, AND NECKLETS, AND MOUNTED IN A SUPERIOR STYLE The same Hair a 4 left guaranteed to be used. JOHN G. JACOB, GOLDSMITH AND JEWELLER 56, CHUROH-STREET. ESTABLISHED 1800. BUILDERS', CABIN ET M &KERS', AND FURNISHING I HONMPNGERY. Purchasers will find an er ensive assortment at the lowest remunerating prices. JOHN P. BATEMAN, 18, BYROM-STREET, LOCK WITH, BELL-11tNOER , TINMAN, &c. ~~Z; t£D AN Active, Resoectable NAN wants employ ment as a LIGHT PORTER, MESSENGER, or D •ORIC , .F.PEF:.-4,4dress W 47. fforthern Times office. AN TED, Two respectable Warehouse %Ott) go .d cliaracers.—Apply to James Ellis, 6, Leicexer-boillinas, K loz-street. Live rpool. tATANIL.I), a respectable person to take Co V charge of a BABY from a mouth old as WET NUR4 7 .—Addres3, A 53, No;-thern Times office. AYIED, a LAU:NDAY-MAID. A middle 2ged Woman prehrred.—Apply between 5 and 8 this Evening at 12, Asters) n-street, Pembrt ke-p'ace 4j ANTED, an APPIiENTICE. in an old es tablished Oil and Italian Business. A Tirogrisive utlary w 1! be giv3l.—Addrass A. 62, Northern Times Qffice. -WANTED, A STEADY WOMAN to superin tend a number of Girlq in a Manufactory, one who can b 3 strong 7y recommended.—Address A. 63, Northern Times Office. IVA .L\ 1' E u, it Situatiou as BAliAlit11), and 'WAITRESS, in a rEsp2ctable Spirit Vaults, by a young person of good adires3 and experience, with a tine. yeas' charaet.T.—Addresi to Miss A., 22, ('evonshire•place, Everton. WANTED a situation a 3 shipping Clerk, y in a Mereban.'s or Broker'., ooze, by a young n 3, n who has had co,siderab:e exp , rienc in the business. The highest references liven.—Address H. L. 23. Northern Tomes Office. WAN I'ED a pushing Young Man who tnorough ly nude! st tr,ds the Hosiery ar:d Fancy depart ments, must be a gcod W - ndow D:esser.— A r ply by letter, stating Sallar~, Sze., Bze. A. 66. Northern Timts. Qffict. NVANITA.), Ornamental shrubs, Evergreens, and FOREST TREiti of any age or size. Parles wi,hinz to dispose of these will p!eate ,ddress, Utter Box, S. 13 Post -office, Li% (spool. - v4 TANTED, an AGENCY by a Party in I.ivei -1; tool. fur anieles in general demand, amongst the stApping, h ving good connections.—Address A. 60, borthern Times Office. NV A l '11:11:11s' by 'TPA a a r s B e s l y ea R b e i a Y a o tr n f , 11Mfaamn family Can have a gcod recommendat on.—Addmaa T. W., 57, Fair I. iew place, 'foxteth-park. Iltspectable Family, residing at the South End of the town, would be glad to receive a I LEMAN into their house, as Partial Boarder.—Addresl, A 64, gcrthern Times office. •tAT ANTE D. a ft,'spectable Youth as an APPRE:iTIC el in a Merchant's Office. He must write a good hand.—Apply by letter to Boa Cl. s', Post. or:ce. W. ANTED, by a Young Gentleman, who is desirous of going abroad, a SITUATION as CLERK, either in the Brazils, or one of the British Colonies; or would accept a PURSc,R3IIIP on board a steamer. References of hi.thest character can be given.— Address S. M. 82, Northern Times office. ‘4 - 17.ANTi. JJ, at a Private tfouse, bouttipurt, a if )oli and HOUSEMAID, of good Character. ;T, es accordil gto ability. ling,ish preferrea.—Address, ats,:ing time in last place, and re eieace to A 67,Northern Znies office. WHITBY JET THE NORTHERN TIMES.-LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1857. Co be 3Let. CHESHIRE. MO be LET, Furnished or Unfurnished, an excellent Family DWELLING HOUSE, No. 8, Kenyon-terrace, Claughton.—For fall particulars apply on the premises. AIGBUt3'H. PO be SOLD or LET, a detached VILLA, con taining four bed rooms, three attics, bath, to., and three sitting rooms, with Garden of about half an acre.— Apply to Mr. S. Waterhouse, 4, Derby-square. SOUPI-1-HILL TERRACE, TOXPETH PARK. rilo be LET, a good FAMILY HOUSE contain ing four reception rooms, nine bed rooms, dressing room, bath, water clo-et, &c. The House is agreeably situate, with a good Garden, and enjoys a pleasing view at the back.—Apply to Mr. S. Waterhouse, 4, Derby-square. SUTFON, about a m:le from the Station.l FPO be LET, a well furnished FAMILY HOUSE, with excellent Out-buildings, good Garden, and about 17 Acre • cf Laad.—APP'y to Mr. S. Waterhouse, 4, Dorby-sqa re. TORQUAY, DEVON. TO be LET, Furnished, a convenient VILLA, standing in about an acre of ground, well sheltered from the cold winds, and commanding a singularly beautiful view of Torbay; containing drawing-room, 40 by 16, dinia r room 24 by 16, ten bedrooms, and bathroom; there are a two-stalled stable, double teach-houie, and waked garden, whi:h may be had if required.— Apply to Mr. S. Waterhouse, 4, Darby-square. BRECKFIELD-ROAD NORM. TO be LET, a Detached Family HOUSE, with Carriage Drive to principal_ entrance, and large garden at the back ; contains three reception rooms, honsetresinr's room, or study, and nine bearwms.—Apply to Ur. S. Waterhouse, 4, Derby-Rquare. /I.GBLIKTEI. TO be LET, a Detached HOUSE, with a three stalled stable, coach-house harness-room, and man servant's room, over the house; con - ains dining and drawing rcoms, 24 by 18 each ; breakfast parlour, eight badrooms, one dressing room, and lotty k tchens on the ground door, ex.—Apply to Mr. S. Water house, 4, Derby -square. A FURNISHED HOUSE, EDGE-HILL. TO be LET, a Furnished hO USE, containing two E !in groorn s, kitchen, scullery, &c., on the ground floor, three bedrooms with dressingroAns, three attics wat , r closet, and small garden, situated No. 8, Duke-street South, Edge nil,. TIRE FURNITURK, IR.k.DE SELS, I FIXTURES and the BUSINESS of the PAXMI - ES, 32, Lime-street (known as the ..upper Rooms), T J BE DB- PoSED OF by Privata 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 FUANISHED HOUSE, EDGE-HILL. 910 ho LET, for Ten Months, or Two Years, a Furnished Houe, consisting of drawing-ro m, dining-room, and kitchen, on the ground floor ; three bedrooms with dr,,ing,-rooms ; three attics, water cluszt,and small garden, situated 8,13111 w-street south, Edwe hill. 10 be LEr, eouveuiet:t DWELLING ." HOUSE, deiinitily situated at Tue Brook, West De by, containing Drawing, Dining, aed Morning Rooms. five Red icor,ms, Kitchen, ,cutlery, C:oset, and Pantry, on flr,t floor, with good Cel ering, and Garden frt,it and bros. Rent £40.--Apply to Mr. GARNER, int , Wood -street, Ilanover-st eat. WEST DERBY. r obe LET or SOLD, a Good Family HOUSE, I with Coach-house and S'ab!irg for two iiorseF, largo Garden, with Greenhouse, &c., &c. The house is in excellent condi tion, dry, end very pleasantly slueted. Immediate posses ion may bd . had.—For terms apply to Mr. James Hobbs, hatter, Old Hay market. EXCELLENT STAB:. ING, OR ACCOMMODATION FOR CATTLE, PIGS, &C. ALSO, WAREINESE ACCoMMJDATION. To be LET, centrally situated, large and excel lent STABLES, with CARTROOM and a DWEL LING-HOUSE attached. Also a Good WmII.F.HOU,E, ve th jigger c.—Apply at 15. Vauxhall-road ; or to Mr. ArGee, 1, Church-street Evtrton. r g 1 0 be LET, Three Newly erected and well-built ROUSES and SHOPS, between Chatham-street and Peach-stre t, Brownlovr-hill, suitable for a chemist and druggist, white cooper, sadule and harness maker, and provision shop, or any other bu iness. Also, a roomy HOUSE and SHOP, in Kverton. crescent, top of Richmond-row, well cilanlated for a pawnbroker or other business reqairing rearm—For particulars apply to George Biding, No. 154, London-road. 910 be LET, in' Sanclowt;-lane, Wavertree,TF,o sabstaLtial and w€l!-b;ilt EIOUSE, containing I)rawing ,nd Dining-room, Kitchen and Scullery oa the Fame Door, five good Bed-rooms, B ,th-room ai.d Water-clo•el, with hot and cold water, and Gas throughout the house; Wash Celiar, with soft water, Flower Garden to front, Kttehon Garden to back,- al well drained. Rent X4O per annum. Apply to John Newell, Builjer, 40 Como.- sliee' ; or to Mr. iiigg. Pos:-race, Wavertiee. "0 be LET, in Pilch Lane, near the Broad Green Station and Kno!ty Ash, a handsome semi detached VILLA, containing on ground floor entrance hall, th, ee entertaining rooms, kitchens, but era pantry, store-room, &c.; first floor, five good bedrooms, bathroom, water closets, &c.; and servants•room above ; stable and c,achhouse to be built if required, the whole is well sup,.iied wi h s ring and rain water; the gardens re taste.ully laid our, and the whole occupies 1600 square yards of land. Rent very moderate.--Abply at. 50, South Castie•street. 1' Obe LET, Furnished, peruninently, a detached B 0 LI:A, with excellent Girden, Coachhouse, Stable, and other conveniences. Pleasantly situated at Bootle Village, near Liverpool, and vir: thin ten minutes' walk of the Lancashire and York shire, and Liver pool and Southport Railway Stations, containing ,wo entertaining-rooms, six bedrooms, drcssirrg-roim, bathroom, and water-closet, two kitchens on the gr mid f1,0r,, and larder, with a plentiful supply of hard and soft water, and gas throughout. On v.ew between the hours o arid five, p.m.—For address and terms se, reference-list, Northern Tidies office. r O be LET, at Holt-hill, Tranmere, a very com modious FAMILY 110'1S!+, containing Three Ewer tairdng- rooms, Seven Bel-rooms,.Servants' Rooms,. &c. There are also two excellent Boarded Rooms on the Basement Floor, well lighted and airy, suitable for Day Nurseries or School-nmms. Toe Stabling and Outbaildings are datatched from the liou,e. The Ga, den, are well stocked, and, with the Greenhouse, are in good order, Apply to TAILOR and sTEAD, 32. Castle-street. Also, a ple.vantly situated Semi-deta3had VILLA, in Cifton-park, Tcanmera. Rent £6O per Annum. Apply, to. TAYLoa, and STEAD, 32. Castle-s'reet. be 00111. EIVILEDUE. —A large well-assorted stock always on hand. Also, BALLAST (Pig) IRON. NV F. SIM & CO., SweLting street. rip 0 be SOLD, some First-class DINING ROOMI PLIRSITUE.E.—App y A, 41. IVorthern 'limes office. MO be SOLD, a small CTREE,N -HOUSE, .1_ in good order.—Apply to Owen Hughes, Builder, West Derby. FUR SALI, a GU.PY (A the " INOli,ll - IERN DAILY TIMES" till Ist May wxt.—For address, see Reference List, Northern Times oltee.. 'lO lil;EWr.ltz*, A:•D DLSTILLEItS. TO be SOLD, a 3U barrel COPPER BOILER, which has been very little used, and is quite perfect. Apply t o—Tnolus RICEIARD9, at 7,, Baltic. buildings, Redcrogs.st. r Hl, FUJIN Ulil , ;, TIRADE, 11 ol t_S, FIXTURES, arid the BUST N ESS of the PREMISES, Lime-strePt, TO BE DISPOSED 0? by Private Contract. Par ticulorly eligible f,r a di lug- room.—Apply on the premise,, between the hour. of Two an .I Five o'clock. 'EAIi COAL ON SALE, on board the Sophia, Captain Behrens, in King's D ck, EIGHTY lONS of large sized steam COAL will be sold cheap.—Apply to Bahr Bareiad & Co. FREEHOLD FAHMS NEAR RUGBY. ON SALE, by Private Contract, some first-rate FARMS, varying from 50 to 200 acres each, near to good roade and a rallwa,y station, together with the FARM-HOUSE and OUTBUILDINGS thereon.—Terms and a Plan may be obtained at the offices of Messrs. W. and E. Harris, Solicitors, Rugby. ON SALE, by Private Treaty, by order of the executor, a HOUSE and SHOP, 129, Brownlow hill, Liverpool, and Two HOUSES and SHOPS, 1.09 and 111, Chester.: street (corner r.f Pilg.iin-street, Birkenhead) —Apply to Mr. Robe?' Hughes, estate agent, Birkenhead; or Mr.. Frodsham, solic;tor, 16' South Castle-street; Liverpool. FREEHOLD AND TITHE•FREE FARM, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE . ON SALE, by Private Contract, at the low sum of £45 an Acre (including House, Buildings, and irnber), a singularly desirable FREE iIOLD ESTATE, of 245 acres.. Two-thirds of the purchase money may remain for a term.—For par- Honiara apply at the offices of Massa. W. and E. Harris, Solicitors, Rugby. /10 be SOLD or LET, a very handsomely finished 1-10 USE, No. 99, Shaw Street, contain ing aning-room, Donb'e Drawing-room, and eleven Bed-rooms, Servanta*Ha.l, l-utler's Pantry, Kttchens, &c. A Coach-house and , table to the back street. To be viewed by Ticket only. Apply to TAYLOR and -TEAD, 32, Castle-st. (110 be SOLD, cheap, Three capital GAS IL MAKING APPARAT USSES 'various sizes, sui able for small manufactories, country inns, or any other places requiring a good and cheap light. Cen be seen in full work Ly applying to Air. Per s, Browside Works, Gateacre. Co be *oils. TO be SOLD, a Detached HOUSE at Seafortfl, with- handsome entrance hall, three entertaining rooms on the ground floor, two 23 feet by 18 feet and one 21 feet by 17 feet good butler,' pantry, store room and wine cellar, kitchen scullery and larder. Second floor—seven bedrooms, three of same size as the entertaining rooms; bath and w3Ler closet, hot and cold water in each ; a two-stall stable and coach house ; also, a good kitchen, garden, and green-house.—Apply to Messrs. Chapman and Oaths, 2, New Wapding. PIANO-FORA:E.-A i lientleinan wishing to part with an excellent Rosewood Cottage PIANO, really new, and all the latest improvements, being selected in Lon don by an eminent profe sor of music, will take in port paymsnt such as drapery, watches, furniture, &c.—See Reference List, Northern Times oftic-. Tu COUNTRY HOTEL fitlit'EilS, MANUFACTURERS, &c. TO be SOLD, a bargain, a capital Gas Making apparatus, for 50 lights, to make room lor a more extensive concern. For price and particulars, and to 'view the same in full work, apply to Edward MingAud, and 57, Ranalagh-street, Liverpool. /110 be SOLD or LEA', a very handsomely finirhed HOUSE, No. 99, Shaw-street, co❑taining d ring-room, double drawing room, and eleven bedrooms, servants hal , butler% pantry, kitchen, &cif A coach house and Stable to the ba k street. To be viewed by ticket only.—Apply to Taylor and Stead, 32, Castle-streat. UNDER TAX rONY PHA ruN a. FOR SALE, a bargain, the genuine property of a gentleman who has only used it a few weeks, at Ne a Brighton, a Pony Phaeton, with turn-ever seat, lamps, Bc., price 13 Guineas ; also a Ilalf-basket one, suitable for Ladies or an Invalid; can be drawn by a small Pony ; price 15 Guineas, worth 30 Guineas. —Apply at 6, Upper Newiogto Pr.vate House. 14AUATELLh.—A very large and handsome ) Mahogany BAGATELLE TABLE, with Slate Bed, Intlia-rubb.r cushions, Pockets, &c., acc. Size, 13 feet by 4 fa-t, with Cues Balls, and Marking Boards complete. Price &35. A 12 foot TABLE, with painted frame fittings, as above, price £23. A 9 foot 6 TABLk, with painted frame and fittings, as above, price £l4. A Second-hand TABLE, 9 foot 6, with fittings, price CU 1.0. —Apply to J. O'Neill, 17, hQuichton-street, K E L L Y, THE BUTT ERMAN'S LATEST ESSAY. A PASTORAL. namoN.l Stay, Chloe, stay, whither away so fast, What sudden cause demands such pressing haste Does some wild monster from his forest lair, With horrid jaws, assault your fleecy care? Or, wandering near the edges of some rock, Has iveptune seized the f Aber of your flock? CHLOE. No direful cause my hastened steps demand, Bat churning toils await these laYring hands; My flocks securely in their folds do lie; Butter demands, and in Butter's name I fly, To skim ilia cream, to churn the mingled mass, And through the sieve with care the curds do pass. hese toils my care demand; forbear your love, Another time I'll meot you in the grove. DAM ON. Stay yet a moment—once you stay'd for me (When love attended) on the thw'ry I+a ; hen you could stay and praise my warbling strain, But now the pipe is tuned for you in vain ; But ray what new command the nymphs receive, That labour stops not at the approach of eve. CHLOE. Awl know you not for Kelly 'tis we toil? Kelly for whom grass grows on thrifty soil? For Kelly's sake the swains their toils prolong, The only Butterman! the theme cf song; Whose boast is still among his fel'ow-men. " He sells his Butter cheap," to sell again I ! DAMON. I know the" cove; " my journey lately made To Liverpool showed his thriving trada. Near where fair Thespia's palace proudly stands. And Williamsonia's square its breadth expands, And in the street F. acred to Dawson's name, Stands the t reat Butter Place —the haunt of trade and fame. And if for him your busy hands you ply, Forbid it, Fate, that I stand idly by ; In what I may I will assist your pains, And think them pleasures if" The" Kel'y gains. CHLOE. O happy swa , n, 'or thee I will presage A prosp'rous income and a lengthened age, For Fate his path with choicest b'essings strews — The iriend of man, and patron of the Muse. But come, my Damon, see t'.e shading wood Throws longer shadows o'er th' impeded flood ; Why staod we idle with suspond,d hands? A truce to talking, work our care demands EDWARD KELLY AND CO., THE BUTTER PLACE, BACK OF ST. JOHN'S MARKET. FALSE HAIR OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Including Coverings for the whole Head ; for the Front part of the Head only; for the Back of the Head seperately many of them new designs, and perfectably undetcetable under any tenably, are kept in Immense Stock ready for immediate use, at ASTLETS, 53, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL, WEST DERBY UNION—ELECTION OF GUARDIANS OF THE POOR.—Tha LAST D. 11( for NOMINATION of ADDITIONAL GUARDIANS, for the *moral Township of West Derby, Everton, an 3 Wavertiee, will be SATURDAY. the 19th inst. Nomination (forms of which may b 4 hal at my ollics) must be sent to me, a: No. 2, Elliot-street, Liver p: 01, before Six o'clock on that day. WILLIAM C LEAVER, Vaion-clerk, VubTir Xotirto BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL. A T a PUBLIC MEETING, held the 14th doi i B er s o 7 u ; s requ f isition s S iti e o p n t September, e numerously do a m htm to call a PUBLIC mEETING, to afford the Inhabitants of Ws' pool and the n.ighbourhood an opportunity of expressing their 5):0_, 'lathy with the unhai Ty sufferers in the truly distressing e vents tof, have occurred in India to many of our fellow-countrymen, theirsvfm tO and fend lee, :IA to take such measures as may be deemed ww - ., 1 ly convened and respectably t h e Mayor, s ed signed, r p e ti q r u s ll ; e s a t n a_ aid in relieving the urgent and pressing wants of many who left totally destitute. The MAYOR in the Chair. 113od Letters were read from Lieut.-Colonel Turner, the Rel.H o Lomas, John P. Heywood, Esq., and the Ray. J. 5, Howson. , if It was moved by Wm. Banwx, Esq , M.P., seconded by MO C Nest', and resolved unanimously— t th e "That this Meeting is moved with sorrow and indignation a t d atrccities which the Mutineers in India have inflicted on so r 0501,.., her Majesty's subjnis, th se savage t not even sparing helpless wools" at rex and children. This Meetimr, deeply sympathising with the anus—, „* , cannot Doubt but that the Inhabitants of Liverpool and the oeig", bonrhood will give practical expression to their feelings by rapist., large fund for the relief of the_ numerous sufferers, many cf whom left total , y destitute." It was moved by the Rev. Dr. M'ilx;LE, seconded by brr. (/' STITT, and resolved unanimously— " That a committee b, now appointed to col's:let donations, 0-- appropriate them as in their judgments may best carry out the We; tions of this Meeting:, not losing sight of the fact th a t sufferers h se w arrived; and ate arriving in G., eat Britain, who:nay require trained' s relief as well as tho:e remaining in India." It was moved by the Ven. Archdeacon JONES, seconded by Itatursorin, Esq., and resol , ed unanimously— " That the requisitionists and the aldermen of the borough fora, the committee, with power to add to their number." It was moved by WM. Flamm, Esq , M.P., seconded by the Reirt Pr. WNEILK, and reso ved, with acclamA on— ,. net the best thanks of this Meeting be given to the Mayor for% promptitude in complying with the requisition, a n d for his a aonc:uct in the chair." F. SHAND, Mayor, Chairmsa. N.B.—The Committee meet daily, at Twelve o'clock, at the Town-bail. Amount of Subscriptions already adve•r5ed.......e1.780 6 6 ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPPIONS. £ S. d " T. and J. Brocklebank . .. • Editors of the Mail .. 1 , 3 0 0 Rathbone Brothers .: . • . Charles Bowring.. . Christopher Bushell and C 0..... ..........____ ''' 100 0 _Janes Beazley . Kirkman Finlay . ... . . . „ Drysdale Carstairs .. J. Aikin, Sons, and Co. Joseph Forburn, Fer J. Cadell .. ............., ~, 5 0 . „ Douglas Hobson... •••••• Robert Gladstone, jun. ...... .. Shand, Higson, and Co. . . . 25 0 Thomas Matheson ... Septimns Ledward " . 25 0 ',', James Lawrence . Charles Turner. .. . .. . Frederick Huth and C 0.... .• . 1 1 2 0 05 0 0 000 ° W. It. Sandbach .. • Andrew E. Byrne .. .. E. Sctemeil .. ... .. ~ , . 2 0 ° • 0 John Gordon Brown . .. Boutcher, Alertimer, Gale, and Co.. 0 Isaac Hadwen,jun., and Co . ... . 25 0 J. H. Rayner and C 0........... Robert Higgin Charles Langton ....... ............. ........,, 20 0 0 0 George Marti a Moss and co.. . Geor, e Holt and Co. • . . Graham, Bel y, and C 0...... lOO 0 0 • Stitt, Couhrcugh, and C 0..... Josiah Stokes .. Maxwell Hyslop 5O 0 •,i, A. B. C...:...... T. and H. Littledale .............. ...... .. ...... 1(0 0 „v Thomas Branch • J. Parker G. H, Horsf_ll. . • ... Mi a Horsfall (Breck House) .. ... 20 0 " E. Law. one, and Co. . . . W?Tartiett and don . W. Dalg ills .... . ••• .•• • T. F. Bennett Taylor, Potter, aid Co. William Gregson .. Harmooci 131 ner . . 10 0 : 0 lamuel H. Thompson .................... „, ~ 25 0 0 , .... .. ....... .... .. ol° 0 Todd, Naylor, and Co. Percival, Campbell, and Co .............. Boult, English, and Bandon ........ .. H. G. een .. . ... R. ',V. Preston, a d Co. George C sty ,-, 0 Jack Brothers .... ...... .... - 0 Crabtree and Co. • • . C. J. Meade King.... : 2 2 • • -John Wrigley and Sons . .. T. W. and J. C. Harrop and Co. Mr. John Priestley .. 0 Mr. John R. Pattinson ,-, 0 Messrs. Cox Brothers.. - 0 Messrs. Brice, r riend,. and Co 25 0 , 0 Gibbs, Bright and Co •• • E. ZwUchenbart & Co. . 52 10 . „ 0 Segar and 'I unnicl;ffa - ° 0 .J Dixon 'import and Holt Musgrove, Vance, & Co. •,,,,, .. . ~...Nicholas Duckworth .............,....... . Stephen Watson.. .... .. • . , 50 0 .Alfred Bolt • • •• S. Smith . . fi 0 J. Chaffers .'• • • 1 0 0 0 .. . J. Myers . . 10 ° 0, •• •••••• Finlay & Lance .. 2 5 0 0 • Edward Moon o v 10 0 William Moon • W. Clare & 50n5 ....... W. Sinclair ... lO J. G. Bateson ... .. • 5 a 0 Josiah Beazley.. • • i 6 M. W. Arm0ur........ 'l'. Higgi,l • .. • 5 0 J. S. M. Reede . • • • • 5 5 0 Cruttenden & Oaltun .. 0 A. H. Cowie... . J. Hamilton Wi'son. .. . " 2O v a J. L. Newall . .• 25 0 0' 1 0 - J. S. Cherton . . • • • ... • `0 2 Alph. Solveno . • ... 2 i, W. C. W rrall ....... ... .. . James I later, jun. Glbert M Micking ' ' 10 10 0 A. D. Anderson. 10 ° 0 W. H. Maclean 0 0 . . • Geo. Scholefle:d • . 25 ° 0 Mrs. Ripley .. V. A. King .., • ' 25 . 0 • • • G. S. Sanderson .. Wiili:m Hou,Ooiton • 10 10 0 J. B. Mork .. _...., •• • • , , e r I _ _ ..... - - tP NDIA MUTINY.—At a MEETING 0 ' j COM' , HTIEE, held on the 15th instant, „O il ' The Mayor was appointed Chairman, and George } l 7 1 4. 1 0 - ella ilr Esq., and Christopher Bushell, Esq., V c e - c h a i rmen ; W. J' 101 P eon, l•sq . and H. H. }Hamby, Esq., Honoraxy Secretaries : i Royal Bank, Bankers. sUBSCRIPT,t ,N BOOKS were ord e r e d t o b e deposited :pt el ie r Exchange Newsrooms, the several Banks in the Town, the NO %, tiftives, and tit the Clubs and New s roo ms . ee lgr to The Committee meet daily at th e T own H a ll , at t we lvo 04 11 , and they take this opportunity of u rg i ng on t h e pu bli c the e e lysli P necessity of promptitude in placin g th e i r C ontri b ui i ona in th cf the 'treasurer or the Bankers, O P By order, F. SHAND, ayor, al l Town Hall, 15th Sept.,ept. 1857. ---- I 0 OF SUBbCRIPTLON FOR THE VsIDOW AND FAMILY e. LATE CAPTAIN ROGER'S. f _ rN /CP AT A SPECIAL MEETING of the CO L)". sl3 °' tr A 0 6 of the MERCANTI LE MARINE SERVIC -4 40 Of ' CIATION, of Liverpool, held this day to consider the 011 Widow and Family of the late Captatn Rogers, if' Captain SAMUEL, REED in the Chair. " 4 .490 1 It was moved by Captain 11. J. W A R D , secon d e d by ii- , 4 ,4,10 PATON, and unanimously resolved— par li f ifi' 1. lhat this Association has no funds at its disposal for F it ii # (0 purposes, but the members of this Council, sympathising " w itll o 7,rti Roger's and. her family under her sad bereavement, are , l inty/ subscribe, ind.vidualy, to ass'st in raising a fund for 116 ",d1.!, , and earnestly recommend her case to the cons:leration 8 .,,,. ,da gaper aid of the Members of this Association aid thu public It was moved I.y C ,, pta'in DIXON, seconded by Captain Goa or y unanimousresolved 2. "'1 hat a sMscription list be opened at the Rooms a to j. l ie ciat , on and be received by the Treasurer." O r It was moved by Captain SYROULR, s conded by Captai n 10 ,, and animosly resoved 3. " un l hat a u copy of l the foregoing resolutions be forW era ! 4 rol tle°t London, Southampton, and Kindred Associat ens, with ' # O , that subscription lists he opened on behalf of this fund. L a in 0 0 ' It was move I by. Captain PoN.soNisn, seconded by CaP . „ 1 .0. and unanimously agreed— R m9llr• 4. "That these resolutions be advertised i n th e local : nfl7 0 P o , SAMUEL WALTER PATTuN , . Mercantile Marine Service Association. 2), Water-stiee t • Liverrool, 17th Sept., 1857. • The Subscription List was commenced as follows: A S. 0 , 1 , 5 g 0 0' Capt. H. J. Ward.... .... .... .... .. • .... ...... • , 1 0 Capt. H. J. P0e50nby.............. . , I 0 Mrs. Ponsonby.... .. Capt. Wm. E. Betts . Capt. B. Sproule Mrs. Sproule Cap'. Goble ....., , .., , Capt. C. Mills .•.....• . Capt. W. S. Morton ........ Capt. Daniel Green • ••• •• ••••••• 0 10 0 Mrs. Green .. 1 " 1 .0 Capt. Jno. F. Dixon Capt. Sam. Reed .... ..... ....... ...... •••• •• '• '• 1 ' 0 Mrs. Reed Capt. Walter Paton... ....... Mrs. Paton .. Capt. Jan. Watkins... ..... - • •••• • •••• • ••• • 0 10 Mrs. Watkins .......... ........... .... Capt. J. B. Thurtell .... Capt. Chas. H. Sevill .............. . ............ 0 10 0 Cap . . Taverner.. 0 Cap'. T. Bowen ............... .... .......... •• 5 0 Cant. T. Evans.. o Capt. G Robertson ..... ........ ....... • ..• • •• " 0 5 „ 0 Bitten, FN... ... • . . . Capt. Fisson • .... .... .... • • •• . Capt. P. Richard .. _ .. Capt. B. P. Evans.. Capt. Phillips ...................... .... Jas. Napier, Esq... Received per J. Snowball, Esq.:— 0 10 0 Benson Bleudeil, Esq.... ...... .. ......... ••• • • 1 ~ 0 ir David Evans, Esq. Miss Fronces Blundell, Tunbridge Wells .. • • •' • • 5 '" 0 Mr, Heal ng's SuLseriptions from various perso ns 1 1 0 G ' 1 aylor Monk & Esq. (Jacob Cc.) ........ •••••• ". 1 0 0 Thee R g e e v J. B. • • 1 1 0 . •• • M. B. Wade, E-q.......... . .. R. 14, Eastman, Etq Capt. 'Purpl e .. Mrs.Tur, in ......... George Ward, Esq. .. Edmumd Thompson, Ei.q.., Mrs. Thomps n .., .... • 0 A Wm. Fox. Esq, .„ „ ..., .... .... J. Mondell, Etq_. ::. •• . ............... 2 9 6 6 Thomas Bell, Esq , oakfled•terrace, Birkenhead •• 0 0 F. Waters, Esq James Kelly, Esq.. ElluraLion, DANCING EXERCISE'S &c. MR. GIDDENS begs to inform his Friends and Pupils that bis JUVENILE CLASSES will Re-assemble at the Academy. ll4rdman-street, on Saturday, the 26th inEt., at Two o'clock. EVENING CLASSES Re-union, Thurs day, October Ist. Mr. Giddens also be.,s to state that his Academy, at the ASSEMBLY. ROOMS, W V,- RTREE, will be lie-opened at the usual hoar, on Wellieslay, the 30. h instant. Por terms app y to Mr. Giddens' Resident., 46, Hope-street. T HE FRENCH LANGUAGE taught on an entirely New System, by MONS. RAGONOT, (OF PARIS,) Author of the"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 The unsatisfactory results of the present mode of teaching foreign languages is proverbial; the general impression is, tnat a language can be acquired, only in the conotry where it is spoken, and doubtless, this is necessary where the teacher considers himself justified in disregarding the laws of nature so f.r as to endeavour to impart sounds by the medium of the eyes, and teach the science of a language before the pupil can lisp its simplest accents. With such a theory, all human devices must necessarily fail, end hence the nu merous complaints of wasted time 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 be easily acquired, but not by any of the artificial sys tems, however ingenious, to which allusion has been faado. lIIOIIEST REFERENCES WILL ER OIVEN. FAMILIE3 AND SCHOOLS ATTENDED. PRIVATE LESSONS GIVEN. EVENING CLAS3ES, The " SYMBOLIC ANGLO-FRENCH VOCABULARY," sth edition, par ticularly adapted for Schools, &c , approvsd and sanctioned for the use of the law itu tians for the deaf and dumb, in England and France. To be had from the Author, M. Ragonot, and sold by all booksellers. 115, Mount-pleasant, Liverpool. IUEEN'S COLLEGE, LIVERPOOL., (Incorporated with the University 9.je London) President of the Senate.—\VlLLLism BROWN, Esq., M.P. Vice-Presidents.—Thos. TIIOHNELY, Esq., M.P., Gro. HOLT, Esq. FACULTY OF ARTS AND LAWS. DAY CLASSES. L ry .i, an d Et ,ks.—pi-ofissor, tie Rev. H. GRIFFITHS, (Dean of the Faculty,) Tito asDAIS from 11 to 12. Creek. Professor CAMERON, 111. A , (Vice-Dea,i,) MONDAYS, WE DNEr DAYS, and F RIDAYS, from 4 to 5 p.m. Latin.—Professor CAMERON, Al A., TIT SSDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS, p oat 4, to 5 p.m. Mathematics.—Professor ELLIOT, MONDAYS, WRDNESAYS and FRIDAYS, from g to 10 30 a.m. English Language and Literature.—Rev.. Professor CRINBROOK FRIDAYS from 3 to 4 p.m. French: Professor HussoN, WEDNESDAYS, 3 to 4 p.m., ant SATUR— . . . DAYS, 12 . t, 1, noon. • German.— Prefeasor RETSEACI, Ph D , TUESDAYS and TRUEIDAYS, 12 to 1-noon. Modern History—Professor M'ILVEEN, WEDNESDAYS, 12 30, noon, to 1 30, p.m - NaturalPhilosop'ty. --Professor ELLIor, MONDAYS, 12 30, noon, to 1 30, p.m. Chemistry.—Professor HAMILTON, F.C.S., F.R.A.S., Tcrzsnass and fillaniDAYS, 10 a.m., to 4 p Botany.—Frofeasor T. C. ARcuaß, MONDAYS and FaIDAYS, 4 to 5 p.m. MORNING AND , EVENING CLASSES. Logic and Ethics.— fritsitsDAYs, 8 to 9,p.m. Greek.—TUESD&ys, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS, 7 to 8, a.m. Latin.—Mo DAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, 7 to 8, p.m. Mathensztics.—MoNDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, arid FRIDAYS, S to 9, p.m. English Language.—MONDAsS, 8-to 9, Pm. French.--WEDNESDAYS, 8 t 3 9, pan. German. —FRIDAYS, 8 to 9, p.m. Hebrew.—TUESDAYS, 7 to 8, p.m. Ancient HisIory.—TUESDAYS, 8 to 9 p.m. Modern History.—WEDNESDAYS, 7 to 8, p.m. Cietnis'ry.—TlTEMSTS, from 7 to-8, p.m. ; Practical Class, on TUEsDAYS and Tnuasnars, from 7 to 9, p.m. Animal Physiology.—TrEsosTs, from 8 to 9, p.m. The Course of Study embraces the Subjiets of the Matriculation Examination at Trinity Col ege, The SFS3:OI , I COMME::CED On tha Ist instant. Prospectuses and farther information may be obtained on applica tion to ASTIE JP CARESS. Secretary. Mount -street. V,ltbiltat fOll5. EVERY ONE SHOULD READ THE ENGLISH WOMAN'S REVIEW AND UOME JOURNAL Of Social Progress, Literature, and Art— a.. first-class Weekly Periodical. The increasing circulation and high estimation of this journal have induced the proprietors to publish it weekly instead of. fortnightly ag heretofore, end at a reduced price, offering a most favourable or.unity to subscr.bers. The first number of the new and improved serass published on Saturday, September 12th. Price ,3d weekly. Sold at all tlat railway-stati ns and respectable stationers and news-venders throughout the country. Loudon : 154, Strand, (W. C.) Liverpool: Lyn harst-chambers, 27, North John-street. Manchester: 53, Oldham-street. Newcastle ! 87, Pilgrim-street. Pion n. LIVERPOOL DOCKS.—LOANS OF MONEY. THE COMMITTEE of the LIVER POOL DOCKS DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that they are willing to RECEIVE LOANS OF MONEY upon the Security of the Bonds of.the Trustees of the Liverpool Docks, for Terms of Three, Five, or Seven Years, at the option of the Lenders. The Interest Is payable half-yearly at the Bankers of the Trustees here or In London. All offers to be addressed to GEO. V. TANTON, Esq.,Treasurer Dock-office, Liverpool. (By order) DANIEL MASON, Secretary. ADELPHI LOAN AND DISCOUNT COMPAN Y-LIMI FED; HEAD OFFICE, 38 r RENSHAW-STREET, LIVERPOOL. BIRKENHEAD BRANCH, HAMILTON-BUILDINGS, HAMILTO'N-STREET, BIRKENHEAD. The above Office will be OPENED for tha Iransaqion of Business on and after THURSDAY next, the 17th inst. Office Hours from 10 A m. to 3-P.M., except ou Mondays and Satur days, when the Office will be Closed at 1 Pal. LOANS will be advanced from £2 to £l,OOO upon the same terms as at the Liverpool Office. Prospectuses and general information may be obtained on applica tion. September, 1857 CHRISTOPHER ELLIS9N, Manager. JOHN I,LLISON, Secretary. 50 TO -£2,ooo.—The PROTEC FOR LOAN and ANNUITY COMPANY GRANT LOANS from one t. - ) five years, at 5 per cent. per annum, repay.b:e by instal ment.' upon Personal or Real Seca. ity. Total interest upon Xi" if repaid qu.rterly. for twelve months, .e 3 2s 6d.—Local Manager, G. E. Goodall, 14, Tarlton -street. Liverpool. IVERPOOL LOAN COMPANY. HEAD Omcs—LORD.STREET CHAETBERS, 87, LORD; STREET, LIVERPOOL. FRANCS OPTICS-43, MARK ET.STRE ET, M ANCH ESTER. CAPITAL, X 50,000:: Loans advanced from .€2O to £sofl, to be repaid In Twelve months', by weekly, monthly, or quarterly inztairnents. BILLS DISCOUNTED. Loans advanced from £lOO to £l,lOO, to extent , over reriod of one, two; or three years, at 5 percent. For Proapntuses. &c., apply personally or by letter to JOHN ATHERTON, 87, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. TO L lUNDILESSES. UT - AN - 1 ED, a pel son to undertake the WASH ING ,or a FArnily of Six, by the Month. \o Y ehildrel in tl e family; £1 per month Ii oft rod. Gentleman's shirts and c. liars not in luded. A respEciable re erence re ,uired.—Appl by letter (pre paid), to C., box I. 13, General Post-office, Liv.irpool. WANIED, as 1 enaut, or Putchuiser, a Coal Yard, with Stable-, Sco , on similar sui:able pre mises, sltua'e in Liverpool, near the Canal.—Apply by letter X. 'L., Northern Times (Sice. WANTED, by a highly respectable young p rson from Scotland, a situation us WET NURSE, aged 22. Can take a Baby from a Week old.—Address, A 54, Northern Times office. ANTED, in a Gentleman's Family, a res p clable middle-aged WO M AN, as Upper House maid and Needle Woman. Excalient character indispensable. Apply to Mr. Baker, SO, Bold-street. WANIED.—Any Person having a good SHOP BUSINESS ;o DISPOSE OF, may perhaps fi , ,d a CU , TOM ER in J. s.. who is oirn to treat en fir trrms.—.lddrees J. S„ liox J. IS; Post-( Liverpool. ‘ifAZN't.EI),LVILiNtiNti EiNIPLOYMEN'I! by a young man disengaged after five o'clock p.m., to to assist a tradesman In making out accounts, &c.,for an Lour or two. —Addrrss A. 47. Northern Times + ffice. IV/N IED, a bri UATION, by a young y - MAN, 24 years of age (speaks German and Eng- Iwo, as PORT B, where he caa make himself generally ntefal.— Address W. Pritchard, 18, Tithebarn-street, WANTED, by a young gentleman, aged 20, a A TION iu a Merchant or Broker's Office Has had four 3 ears' exper'en 2,e, and can give unexceptionable refe rences.—Addresa A. 55. Northern Times office. TO BAKERS. WANIED, a thoroughly competent MAN, to wc,rk a Fancy Bread Baking out of t)wn.— Apply, stating wages expected, A 59, Northern Times oflice. lEFI'-UFF CLOTHES WANIP 1), in large or small quantities—Hate, Boots, Shoes, &e. men and Ladies desirous of disposing of the same will bs waited open, and the highest price given.—Address A sh, Northern Tines W A I\IT D NEEDLE-WOMANa to O Ut take I t i h E e E e n P i L e II C h a a I d e of a House and Servants. .7 ha situation is seven naVes from Liver pool by rail.—Apply by letter only, flax A 57, Northern Times office. WANTED, a CIGAR and TOBACCO SHOP, or a small lIOUSE with SHOP, in the centre of the town, NNith immediate possession. Rent per annum add all partieu,ars.—Apply by letter, addressed L. It., General Post-office, Liverpool. AGentleman declining his own account, and who has heti responsible situations in first class Merchant's Ogees and Local Bank, desires a situation of Truq. Most respectable iefereuces.—Ai_dress A. 61, Northern Times Office. WANTED, by a Young Attn, a SITUATION as WAREHOUSEMAN, &c., or in any capacity where he m ght make himself useful. Satisfactory references can be given, anti testimonials produced if required —Address, A 57, Northern Times office. WANTED, by a resp;:ctable young Man, age 22, a SITUATION as IN.DOOR SERVANT in a Gentleman's Family, or a F.rst-eass Hote;, one that thoroughly understands h s business, and can be highly recommended.—Address A. 56, Northern Times offite. ACommerciat TEAVELLEB, of industrious and persevering habits, having a good connection among-t Grocers and Drug.Asts in the principal towns of Lancashire and Yorkshire, is desirous of a i:E•ENGAGEMENI ' . Referer.ce from present employer. —Address Alpha, Bury New•road, Bolton. TO NigIiC4ANTB, AYOUNG MAN, aged 20, is in want of a Situ atiwi as CLERK• He is an expeditious wiittr, a qnick arithmetician, and can correspo . rd in French and German. A moderate salary regains ;.—Address A 49, Northern Mites otlice. WAN ISED by a YOUNCir MAN, aged 30 , who has, until lately, held a Uerkship in a I ondou Insurance ffice, some SI/LJA IO Nor EMP. OY U PINT, (at home, abrua I, or afloa',) where his act vity, energy, sad habits of business, acqna ntance with French a d Germ,n, and knowledge of accounts w„uld be of service.—Address A 52, Aorthern Times office. Co be TO be LET, a pleasantly situated Semi-Jetatebed NIL' A, in Clifton-park, Trlnsaere. Rent £6O p r annum —Apply to Taylor and S.ead, 32, Castle street. b( LET, a comfortable DWELLLNU i HOUSE, No. 35, Gloocesler-place, Low.bill, suitable for a respectable Family, and low rented.—Enquire at No. 33, adjoining. TO be LEI', a large Double OFFICE, fisted with Gr,s, in Itt %Tune chambers, opposite the cn,tom House.--App'y to Slorcall and Woodward, Custom house Agents, 12, Canning-pla e. P 10 he Lc,T, au rxceileut detached FAMILY 110U6E, contaibiog Three e..tertaihing rooms, Four Bedroom% Kitchens, ke , w,th Ga den all roan'.—Apply oa the premises, 16, Springfield, Everton. Atir,NI,,,A,AN can be accommodated with a Drawing.room and Bedroom on the same Poor 'l erms 10s a week. Also, a Parlour and Bedroom, 8s a week.—App l Y at 46, Upper Huskisson S reef, near Fa.kner.4 guar°. 1 0 he LET', spacious OFFICES ict the new Mideleton buildingQ, Water-stre,t, corner of huna!ord stvet. Plans may be seen, and every informat on obtained, on application to Sir. John fowler, 4, To wer-buildino West. TO tie LEI', a Drawing-locto, with two Bed Rooms, or Parlour, wilithe same cumber of Rooms, if any inch:cement, the rooms have been newly papered, painted and new carpets.—Apply at Mrs. Parrs, 21, Rodnay Street, Anou,b to be Lf✓'l', eon tain'taieg two siing-rooms and kitchen on the ground floor; three bedrooms, with dressing-rooms; three attics, water closet, and a small garden, situated 8, Duk -street :oath, Edge Hill. ABERCROMBY :•QUARB. TO bo LET, a well Furnished Family ITOTTSF, containio7 three reeepion rooms, six belrooms, two dressing rooms, fitted with hot and ( old supply bath, &c.; butler's pantry, and be4room, appron'led by separate stkircase ; capital It;tcheas an,l store close a ; will be Lit with o: witlaos.t coach house and stable.—App:y to air. S. W.sterhodse, 4, Derby.e,quare. TO be LET, a 1311,E1VEhY with Plant com plete, 15 Barrels with plenty of good water. Apply to Owen Hughes, Builder. West Derby. TO he .I,El', an excellent detached Family HOUSE, containing Dining, Drawing, and Break ast• rooms, Four good Bed-ro:m4, Water-closet, Ba th-roorn , Kitchens, Sic.; Garden all round the house.—lnquire on the prem.ses. 16, Springfield, Mere -lane, Everton. URBY'., MOUNT, ISLE; OF MA V. AHandsome detached Family Residence, 21 miics from Ramsey, House, Garden, and Lawn, occupying 3 acres of land. Rant £5O per annum, more land can be had if reqnirtd —Apply Qt 4 t 1 prenii.ses, Or to Mr, Richardson, 33, Strand-street, LIGHT SUMMER WINES. T C. STIVENS &-, CO., sole Proprietors of the . celebrated ORIGINAL GREEN GINGER. and ORANGE TONIC WINES, have much pleasure informing the public, that they have produced a variety of FRUIT WINES, many of which are equal to Foreign, and, as a wholesome and refreshing beverage, mixed with water, far superior. Persona who have no tasted Stivens' FRUIT WINES would be surprised at their delicious avour, being equal to the juice of fresh fruit. They are considered superior to any Wines ytt introduced. May be obtained at Grocers Ccafectioners, and Italian Warehousemen. Frontignae, Raspberry,. Constantia,- Red Currant, Lunelie, Black Currant, Marsala, Goosebarry, Calcavella, Grape, Muscat, Cherry, Claret, Dry Son, DUKE STREaT, FORMERLY- THE Orange,. Raisin, Cowslip, Tent,, Elder,. Port and Sherry, Madeira. BARRACKS. imurartre Nattrtl. tritHE QUEEN LIFE ASSURANCE AND ANNUITY COMPANY. CIIIEF OV2IOE, 7.2, LORD STREET, LIVERPOOL. Capital, aE 200,L00 (with power to increase it to £500,000, in 20,000 Shares of £lO each. Call, .zl. TRUSTS:I33. Thomas Edwards Moss, Esq. ; Christopher Bushell, Esq.; and Edward Heath, Etq. I/DIRECTORS. tCha7rman tiEd .ard Heath, Esq. .r= Deputy-Chairman : Thomas B. Forwood, Esq. James Thamis Bourne, Esq. James A. Picton, Eaq , Francis A. Clint, Esq. T. Stamford Raffles, Esq.': Thomas B. Forwooi, Esq. , Sir John n. P. Salusbury. Edward Heath, Esq. Alexander Sleigh, 1 sq. I Joseph Kitchen, Esq. , Wm. Titheringt6n, Esq. Bankers: M. szrs. Di! 055 and Co. Auditors: Messrs. Harmood Banner and Son. So:icitors: Messrs. Haigh and Thompson. Physician : James Turnbull, M.D. Manager and Actuary W. P. Clirehugh, Esq., A.I.A. Parties assuring in this °free can do so according to !aj plan, by which, on attaining a prescribed age, one of thine aluanatives may be elected, viz.:— First. .An Annuity for Lrfe. Secondly.—Being an assurable life, the power of converting the Annuity, or a portion tiereof, into a pecuniary provision for his Family after his death, so reducing it to an ordinary Life Policy. Thirdly.— The option of cap Wising the Annuity. As a further feature, in case or the inability of assured, from what ever causes, to continue the premiums o❑ an ordinary life policy, the company would, in considerarion of the amount receive 1, after a period of three years from the date of the assurance, issue a paid.up polcy for th,t amount. Besides the ab ,ve special features, the company undertake every descrip ion of LIFE ASSURANCE AND ANNUITY BUSINESS. Prospectuses, containing fall particulars and every iaformat'on obtained from W. P. CLIREHUGEJ, Manager. trontrat WAVERTREE LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH. TO IRONFOUNDERS AND GLAZIERS.— The Wavertroe Local Board of Health is desircui of recolvlng TENDERS for supplying GAS LAMP POTS, FRAMES, and PITCHING IRONS, to be delivered in any p , rt of Wavertree the Board may direct, and in such numbers, and when, and as the same may be required. And, also, for Repairing and Providing with Glass the Gas Lamps within its district. Tenders to be scnt to the Chairman of the said Local Board, before Six o'clock on Monday next, at toe Public-offices, Wavertree. The Board does not pledge itself to accept the lowest or any tender.—For further particulars app'y to ISAAC ATHERTON, Law-clerk. 30, North John-street, Liverpool. Sep. 15, 1857. i 0 CON TRACTORS —The Wallesey Loca l g Board of Health are prepared to receive TEN DE RS for the EXCAVATION and LAYING of DRAINAGE PIPES in and along Merseystreet, and for the RE-CONSTRUCTION of the MAIN Sl Wr.R in Demeine-street and part of that in Victoria-road, and the CONS . ' RUC l'IoN of a BRICK MAIN SEWER in and along the lower end of such road, all in- eecoml o ; and also for the CON STRUC 110 of about 630 Yards of 88. MAIN SEWER I n New Brtghton, in the parish of Wallasey; and for the maintenance of such workB in repair for the term of twelve calendar months from the UT e of completion. The works will be let in Two Contracts, Seacombo and New Brighton respectively ; and the contractors will be required to enter into a bond, with two approved sureties, for the due performance of their respective contracts, which contracts and bonds will be pre pared at the expense of the cunt actir , rs. Plans, sections, and specifications of the works, together with the general conditions of contract, may be inspected, and other particu lars obtained, on application to Mr. James Lea, surveyor to the Wallasey Local Board, at their offices, 1, Church-street, Egremont, on and from Monday, the 21st, to vs erincsday, the 23rd instant Inclu sive, between the hours of Ten and Twelve in the forenoon. Sealed tenders, with schedule of t rites and the names and descrip tion of the proposed sureties, addressed to "The Chalrman of the Works, and Health C.,mmittee," and endorsed " Tender for Sewer age Work, in Seacombe,' or Now Brighton" (as the case may be) are to be left at the office of the nnaolsigned, 1, Chutch.street, Egremont, on or before Four o'clock in the afternoon of Monday, the 28th instant. Tenders tent in after that time will not be re:•elved. The Local board do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any other Tender.—By order,! --- • T. K. HASSALL, clerk to the said Local Board. LL • Egremont, Sept. 15. 1857. it) ablfc Ncitt co. - 1 - HENRY BROWN, will not be RESPON -1 SIBLE for any DEBT or DEBTS that my wife, MLA'S MOWN, may contract, oz cause the same.—Dated this lath day or Sept., 1857. 13, St aws-brovr, Liverrool. ARESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN can be comfortably accommodated in the neighbourhood of 1 with LODGINGS, at moderato terms.—Address A, 55, Nor hern Times office. A DELPHI LOAN AND DISCOUNT COMPANY—LIMITED, HEAD OFFICE: 38, RENSHAW STREET, LIVERPOOL. BRANCH OFFICEs: MANCHESTER AND ST. HELENS. This Company has now a Capital of 475,000, v ith power to increase it to a Quarter of a Million Sterling. The present amount of business transacted is equal to 4130,000 per annum. LOANS GRANTED on Approved Security (and on the shortest notice), in Sums from 45 to 41,000, at the following charges:— Entire Charge, • Including Form of Application. 410 repayable at ss. per week 420 Os. „ 1 4 0 20s. £lOO „ 40s. 515 0 4200 „ 80s. „ 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 country can be accommodated en 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. Secretary.