Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-27 00:00:00

teat SALE of i.:LECTRO-PL.ATED GOODS, C3IN t, GLASS, cumE“,y,.<:c.—lrnportant to Sfereaants, Captains, Hotel Keepers, Visitors, and Parties Furnishing. W . HART has received instructions to SELL. by AUCTIQN, This Day, and following days, at the sirmingtrnmai4 Eirn,any's Establishment, 20, Church-street, iapposita Compton House, Liverpool, the whole of that valuable' STOCK of rich Ciir-GLASS, EXIIT,IENWARE, PAeIER RUCHE GOODS, &c., comprising handsome dinner sets, tea and breakfast sets, toilette sets, dessert sets, &c. ; rich cut Bohemian *Oa liqueur an , I pickle bottles, also a variety of richly-gilt and cut, Nate lustre., of the most modern patterns, papier ms.ch.o tables, tea' trays, broad basket., envelops cases, tea caddies, &c.; also, an liCteasive aid vain :hie stock of electro-plated tea and coffee sets,. toddy or ho t water kettles, liqueur frames, cruet frames, toast racks, and plated solvers or wailers, card or cake baskets, electro-plated table or dessert forks. tabl;:,•olymns, teaspoons, fish carvers anu forks morocco cases; together with a great variety of ivory balance kindle a Gertoan silver handle table and dessert knives and forks, th 3 most c.3lebrated :makers. The Sale to c-Immence each day at aeven o'clock. Catdogues to had on the Promises, 20. Church-street, i.iverp 01. N.B.—Cash advanced on goods for irundtdiate and unreserved sale.. CILZAT N ESTON. Modern Hon cho'd F :MN %111 dE, Chimney Glass, Gazed Beark"ase, Stuffed Birds, F Cray Part ot, Cow,and Dairy Uten,ills, Pigs, Two Staaki of Hay, Turnips, Mango :d urtzel, &c. 3,1 E. H. Gti.EEN will SELL by AUUTION, on 7 Ivrrsdoy next, the 29th inst., at Twelve o'clock at , Noon, on the l'!emises, Broadlake Cottoge near the mdl, Great Neston, toe wh,:e of the modern Honeho dFu Iru RE and Effects of a gentl fin au leaving . the neighbourhood, comprising in the ve bedrooms and two parlour handsome mahogany and t.olished birch half-tester, fourpat, and i:on bedsteads, feather beds and bedding, melorany a d painted chests of drawers, mahogany night feommodes birch pillar tailtt tables, dressing glasses, several ffishogany i,nd rosewood framed couches, in hair cloth and damask, easy chairs, ro king Chairs, handsome mahogany glazed bookcase, Iliahogao, chirfmnwre, circular ma ogany and inlaid 100, card, rembroke, and su=p tables, sets of mahogany framed chairs. in l air sloth, chimney glass, in gilt frame a few books, several cas.s of foreign stared birds, brussels and Kidderminster carpets, fenders, treirons, grey parrot and cage. Also, the ex,:ellent kitchen and dairy uteosits, china. glass, capital milking cow, pigs, two stacks of bay, turnips. ma"goi Wurtztl, rs.c May be viewrd o c Wedries day, the 28th inst., and on the day of sale, and eatslogaea had on the premises -, of the auctioneer. 71, Great Charlotte-street, Liverpool ; and at Mr. Evans's coach office, 711 oodside Ferry. 1 N.H..—T;.e sale wit. commence at Twelve o'clock to the minute. Trains leave. Birkmhe id Station at 9 15 a.m., in lima to meet the .omnibus at Hooton E , ,ation for Neston. Vubfirr.4 for.s. A USTRALIAN and AMERICAN _NEWSPAPERS on SALE a: AYLWARD'S GeLeral A USTRALIAN 82, Lord.rtro,t. TUE ECONOMICAL WONDER CF THE DAY. ANDEI.'S MESSI H, complete, Is. 4d.; ilnydn's Seasons and thf- Cre,:tion, ; lea's Modern Instructions for the Pianoforte, 155th edit on, 45.; Do. for .`,inging, 53. ; Hamilton's nictL nay, of 0 gnsical Terms, 52nd edition, 1-. ; and Clarke's Catechism of the Rudiments of Music, 47 ill edition, is. Lon,;on : roar. Cocrse & Co.. New Bar ington-stnet, W. Just Published, Price Is. 63. ADVICE Al3utT AVERAGE, For the bencfit of ill ST FRS of MERCHANT VESSELS. By William Henry Brocliett. secretary of tha Chamber -Of Cot:ale - cc, and Aver,ge stater, Newcaele-upon-'I y, e. With an Appendix by the ..mhor ; and an Introductory r.odreas. By William 8. Tyrer, Liverpool. in a own Si.o Seventh t dit: on, elvt', 10. s. 6d.. LEES' LA %VS OF SHIPPING AND IN SURA . N:.E, with a copious Appendix, contain:ng the existing Statutes, Cm:tom-house and Pilot ' Regii:ations Forms of Deeds and Writs, and adapts:4 to the present iv etcantil- Merine Law. By James Lees, Esq., author of A Manual far Shipmasters " ha afracnSvo. c'oti, price 113., LEES' MANUAL FUR s HIPNIASTERS, In a Series of Letters addressed to them on their Qaalid , _ations, Duties, Powers, Responsi bilitles. &c., eel ug from the diffe,ent siturVions in which they may NI placed du• i , g tile course of voyage. By James Lees, Es. Ita Cr .wn Bro.. sewed. p • ice 2s. • d ; ciotl t, 35. LEES' PR Li. TIC AL DIGEiT OF ; HE MERCHANT SHIPPING ACT, 1854, 17 & 18 Vie., c. 104, "An Act to amend and consolidate the Laws ri lat'ug to Alere`rarit Shipping," m• tho ically arranged ; With a full Table of Otn:erts, and a Table of the Repealed Ae:a. By James Lees, E'q. George Pli-ltp and Son, publishers, 51, South Cas'le street, Livar• )001, aid 32, Fleet-street, London. Qt - trucatton. ( - VEEN'S COLLEGE, LIVERPOOL, IN CONNECTION WITH TIH UNIVERSITY OF LONDON. President of the Senate BP.OWN, ESQ., M.P. Vice-Presidents. THOMAS THORNELY, ttSQ., M.P. ; GEORGE HOLT,ESQ. Prospectuses of the Family of Arts and Laws may be obtained by -Spplying to - ASTLiII? CARI.S, Secretary. Mount-street. E DUCArIONAL ESTABLISHMENT FOR YuUNG LADIES. Mrs. WALKER b .gs to annorice that she has removed her School 10 136, Kakner—str,et, near Grov3-street ; and whilst returning thanks to those who have hitht•rto favoured lirr with their confi dence, wishes to intimee that s'le has succeeded in secur,ng the services cf the most • ruLient Ma.s ers in their respective Dedart latent ; and that the system pnrivel in her Establishment is in all istspects in accordance with the most approved princip'es of the 'resent day. The enanincr Quarter will commence on Monday the sth of October. Te,rms and Nr..s,ectu• e% may 113 cthta,ined on THE FRENCH LANGUAGE taugilt on an er tirtly New Syvern, MONS. RAGONOT, (or Paais,) Author of the " SYMBOLIC ANGLO-FRENCH VOCABULARY," &c., &e. The principle of this sy.tem is founded upon the natural and Infallible method universally followed by the mother in teaching ber child. The unsatisfactory results of the present mode of teaching foreign languages is pi everhial ; the general impression is, tnat a language can be acquired, only in the country where it is spoken, and.dorittless, this is necessary where the teacher considers himself justified in disregarding the laws of nature so far •as to endeavour to impart sounds by the medium of the eyes, and teach the science o a language before the pupil can lisp its simplest •,ccents. With such a theory, all human devices must necessarily fail, and hence he no 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 made. HIGHEST REFERENCES WILL AR. GIVEN. Gar FAMILIES AND SCHOOLS ATTENDED. PRIVATE LESSONS Gl EN. EVENING CLASSE2. The "SYMBOLIC ANGLO-FRENCH Vocanuaaar," sth edition, par ticularly adapted for Schools, ke,, approved and sanctioned for the use of the 1n.., itutiens !Or the deai and dumb, in England end France. To be hod from the Author, M. Ragonot, and sold by all booksellers. 115, Mount-pleasant, Liverpool. - 1 - 4 ivEltpo OL INSTITUTE, MOUST STREq:T. The QUARTER CO ::+I . E. , CED on THURSDAYi , ISth instant, in the HIGH SCHOOL, COIIIIkRCIAL SCHOOL, Gfl LS' sCHOOL, EVEN.IiG SCiiO)L, AND SC!-700L or ART. PrJspctusel containiug detailed statements 0! terins,cad course of I mtraction, may be obtained on application, either t.eraprially at the Institute, or byle:ter.ta ASTRUP CAMS, secretary. SCHOOL OF LIVERPOOL INSTITUTE. A IL T , HEAD ' , TAN-ER SECOND MASTiai ▪ ..... Janze Eiszzc4s. • ............Ala. G. LADIES• MORNING CLASSES. The Classes meet on Mondays, Taesdays, Wednesdays and .Thurs *lays, from Ono to Half-pest Two p.m.—Fee for attendLu Um Classes twice a week, I per Quarter. The Qnarter commanced on Thursday, the 15th inst. ANTRIM cARI-; Secretary yv 7 - ATE IL I ) F .R l O - t (())., 61,11' AT IT ELLEWELL'S, Woo. 2 & 3, QUADRANT, L 1 76E-STREET, AND 53, CASTLE ST.(EE.T. CAPES - ATE R PROOF COATS, FROM .13i .6(1, AT E LE AY ELL'S, Nos. 2 & 3, QUADaANT, LIME-STAZET, AND 53, CASTLE STREET. WATERPROOF AMERICAN EXPAND ING AND TRAVELLING BAGS. FROM 33. 6d. AT HELLEWELL'S, Noe. 2 & 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, AND 53, CA.TT.I.E STREET. AMERICAN OVERSHOES, OVERSHOES, OVERSHOES, .F OM 14. 9J. P E AT HELLEWELL'S, Me. 2 & 3, QUADRXNT, LINIE-iTREET, ANU 53, CLSTLE SITE ET. The Trad, moored on Ift•er•,l terns. for the Newest Sty!e,(7,_ WATERPROOF STORM OR SEA CAPS, ANDHE LMETS, FROM 34., AT HELLEWELL'S. Nos. 2 tc. 3, QUADRAN f, LIME-STR EET, AND 53, CAS ME STREET. ATERPROOF LEGGINGS & OVERALLS/ FROM 4s 6d, AT TIELLEw ELL'S, Nee. 2 & 3, QUADRANP, IDIE-STR.ET, AND 53, CASTLE STREET. ZING THE LIRGEST EsTABLI lIMENTR IN ENGLAND. SOUNDLEiS ELASTIC INDIARUBBER FLOOR CLOTH, IM PERVIOLTS TO w T, INDESTRUCTIBLE BY DAMP. SOFT TO THE TREAD, AND WARM TO THE FEET. SINCALOR WA ER PRO'T COATS, CAPES, AND OVERALL!. LADIES', GEN LEMENS, AN C HILD HEN'S OVERSIWES. WATER BEDS AND PILLOWS, And al Articles mancf:clured of In h-rubber, at CALEB WALK ER'd, INDIA-RUBBER DEPOT, WELLINGTON -BUILDINGS, 42, soura CASTLE-STREET. Zlianteti WANTED, a PLOUGHMAN, of good character.—Apply to Mr. Maddy, 25, Bold -street. WANTED, a thorough HOUSEMAID, in a Private Family,—For address, apply to Syers, Grocer, h-street. VVANTED, iu a Surveyor's Office, a respect able YOUTH as PUPIL.—For address apply at t he Norti Tinos office. WANTED, 20 first-rate stint': IitONEE,S, _Apply to the Scam Washing Company, Brandon.street, Birkenhead. ANTED, a Good Second-hand BAGA ry TELLS TABLE; 411:gib about eleven feet.— - Apply by I,tter, A. 102, Worthern Times ofEce. WAN I'ED, a Young MAN accustomed to the Retail PROVISION BUSINESS, of good addras and edncat' ea.— Ipply at 29, Old Haymarket. A o N f i'EI), good ch a ar s ac t steady, clever g c l l e e vaesr LIGHTO UN P G ORT MAN, ER indoors.—Address A. - 67, Northern Times office. WANTED, u respectable Youth, as an APPRENTICE, in a General Metal Warehouse. —Apply to Mears. R. Anderson and Co., 74, Duke-street. 'ANTED, by a respectable Young Person, a SITUATION as WAITRESS ; has no objection to an hotel in the c•onntry.—Please address 103, Northern Time: office. 'ikATANTED, the LOG of CAPI'. ROG - EltS, or either of his MATES, if they kept one, for which One Guinea will be given.—Apply at the Northern Timcs office. AyuuNG itSON, (a Protestant) with 24 years Cbarae!er, wishes to obtain a SITUATION in a Nor3ery, or to wait n; on a Lady.—Address, A. 110, Nurt 'tern Times v TAN IED, by a young Man, in his Itch year, 'la a SITUATION as CLERK. or COLLECTOR. A Salary no object. Good references.—Address A 167, Northern Times office. respectable middle ago person is in want of a situation as UPPER-HOUSEMAID or lionsE-KEEPER to a single gentleman.—Address, 26, Sidney Street, East. WAN l'El) a SI ITAI lON, by an experienced English 'Nurse, aged 30. Can take an infant from a month. Has five years' good reference in town.—Apply at 42, Mount pleasant. Respectable YOUNG MAN wishes to meet with a Companion, to join him in taking comfor table A ppartraents. Satisfactory references,—Address, with name, &c., A. 92, liorthtrn Tanta office. TO PARENTS AND GUARD ANS. E y ll o a l\ b i o e u rh t c l ir t's Office, yearso a of age. o,e. resl e e p e ly t: stating all particular., to A. 101, Northern Times office. WANTED, for a Young Gentlemen, a nice and well furnished S L'ETING-ROOM an , l BEDROu M near Pembroke-place.--A. !dress T. V. S., Box W 21, Post-office Livarpool. TAN 'LE D, in the ntighbourhorld of Evercon, PARLOUR and Two BED-ROOMS, with or without Board ; where no other lodgers are takeo.—Apply to A. EIS, Northern Times office. AN TED to itEN T, within seven miles of Liverpool, a 110 US E, with COACH-HOUSE and STABLE. The Cheshire ride preferred.—Address, stating terms and situation, A 93, Northern Times office. WAN TE U , by a youo2 Woman from tLe North (aged 25), a SIIIIATION as HOLT3E mAib, where a Waitress or Butler is kept. Eighteen months' good r , terences in town.--Apply at 42, Bloant-p easast. lATAN'r hD, to phi chase, a small Freehold 'IVY PUBLIC-HOUSE, price not to exceed £300. Apply to George M Connel, Estate Agen , , 18, Pasnett,treet. ABOOKKEEPER of experience, some Seal s in his last situa•ion, where be kept the Books by Doolie Fntry. is now disengage] ; his terms moderate; would mAke himself generally useful in the office. Testimonials of the first re spectability; security if reauired.—Address, A. 94, No7th.rn Times office. SHIP SUHGEUN.—A qualified and experiei - Jetad SURGEON, used to Passenger Vessels, wishes for an r ppointment in an Emigrant Ship for any port in America.— Address. M. D.. N,,rthern limes Office. ANTED, a respectable YtiUNG PERSON, as WET NURSK; one win can be well reccom mended. and bring good references, will be liberally treated.—Address Box A. 69, N'orthern Times ofliee, Liverpool. A. COMMERCIAL MAN having a good con nection amongst Grocers, in Lancashire, Yorkshire, atid North of England, is OPEN to either a SOAP or FRUIT COM- M' iAO.N.—Addre,s 0. P., Post -office, Bolton. WALN TED, a Copy of the Work "CrAreialasso de la Vigo," published by Paul B. Rrouvr, i❑ English, 1698, folio edition, for which a liberal price will be given.— Apply to the Northern Times office, Liverpool. wA N TED, a thorough SERV..A.N 32-OF-ALL WO ; must understand the management of a cow. Good wages will be give !. No washing done at home. — Apply to Mrs. Webb, Claughton Village, Birkenhead. WANTEO, Ornamental shrubs, Evergreens, and FOREST Tai of any age or size. Parries wishing to dispose of these will please address, Utter Box, S. 13 Pest-office, Liverpool. WAN TED, an AGENCY by a Party in Liver pool, for articles in general demand, amongst the Shipping, h.ving good connections.—Address A. 60, northern rigite (;fee. AlN'ihu, by a les;icetabio loung Mtn, a z•:ITITAFION as BUTLER,in a Email family. Can have a good recommendation.—Address T. 'N., 57, Fair View place, Toxteth-park. PPEIL-HU US Lt a private tamili, where a footman is kept, a thorf ugh 110XJ:3E11 AID is wanted.—Applv by letter, stating all particulars, and referei:ces to C. G.. Box T, No. *2, P. a Office. nT rAN •11.,1), by a Young Man, li•oin London, IT a siTuA:rioN as INVOICE or ENTERING cb El? Kin a Meicantile Hoase. Salary no object. Good references. Address, A. 97...iV,rthern Times Office. AyANTED la tile neighbournooct of Bruns wiek-stre t, Water-street, or Fenwick—street, with imnieliate posseEsinn, a Glod Double or Single OFFICE. Aduress, Norther. Times Office. W A N a n T , a n P t U 1 t I n ' or oug li t iy omec a t d, o Pas senger and Emigrant Ships. The highest references sal.yi.itted.— Address, S.. Box C. 13, l'ot Office, Liverpool. ANTED, by a young Lady, a Cheerful n( in a er,ititOYMAYS, or other re spec:able FAMILY, within a few miles of Liverpool.—Terms-not to exceed £4O per annum.—Addr,ss G 6, Post-office, Liverpw-1. V ii. 74l - AN T ,at a Private House, Southport, a C WOK and HOUSEMAID, of good Character. Wages according to ability. English preferred.—Address, stating time in last place, and re'erence to A 67 ,Northern Tales Galce. WAi\ TED, 14,VEN INC+ EMPLOYMENT by a young man disengaged after five o'clock p.m., to to assist a tradesman in making out accounts, &c., for an hour or two —Address A. 47. Northern Times, ffice. * ‘ ;',V AN LL, a good IA U and NEEDLE-WOMAN, to take the entire Charge of a House and Servants. The situation is seven miles from Liver pool by rail.—Apply by letter only, Box A 57, Norther:a Times office. WANTED, by a Gentleman, for the winter, a comfortable SITTING.ROOM and BFDROOM near the risillursnon c Hal—Address stating terms. wbich mast be moaerate, L.:chiding gas and Sire.—address, A. 91, gortle a Times °thee. WANTED, a 6.1.6rA1t arid TOBACUO bIIOP, or a .small lIOUSI with bll.ol', in the centre of the town, with immediate possession. Etc:tit per annum and all particulars.—Apply by letter, addressed L. R., General Post-office, Liverpool. WA IV.I l'A.) to 1' U itiO 11 A Waste'Paper, Ulti Account Books, N!wsp3pers, Letter, Brown P ;pe. , S 2 i I r. 43 or eta it; qu id —41..p01y to Sam uf 1 Jo;ilison, at C ter's Ftre-pr Jut Sat': .I , !atl.l`aut ry, 3), 1 n cot, Lin , rp I. 14T A+ 1(4 a Young Creildeman, a nice and ' well FURNISIRD SIT i'ING BOOM, and 13 ED- Room, at m, &rate terms; Canning-street, arid Bedford street, or oxford-btreet would be preferced.—Andies6, tor. Y. S., roz, W. 21, Post,o:Ece. WANTED, to go Abroad ti ) artu , 7Bl), Person cwmpetent to TEACH the Fretrth end English LIN GUAGES.—Foc further par.ieu are apply to AA, Box G 15, General Post-office, Liverpool. Get. 24th., 1557. WANTED, APARTMENTS for the Winter, at a Farm, within 12 mites of Liverpool, per rail, and a rni:e,or so of a principal stati n s s! fIING Ito 031 and Three Br;DROiMS, one of them a Donbic-beddad Room.—Address A. LB, ..11 ,, rth.rn Times otice. E ALGrocer, Draper, and Gem ral Dealer, about to open a New Establishment, will be glad to SELL, on Commissiku, any AU ICL ES in General Demand.—Apply, with full part.cn.a.s, to A 95, ortiorn Tim is o ce. A 'Young Gentleman, of gooa connection, and steady in habits, who is at present in a fits -class sh pp i ng muffs, 8a Vverpool, wishes to meet wits anetl er ENGAGE 111 EN f, u For arding Clerk, &e., in either Livercool cr Manchester. Firt-e tis references.—Add ess, it. M. 84, Kor.'hern T mts office. EASTERN DISPENSARY. EYE AND E uls INsTITIJUON, WANTI D, a HOUSE SURGEON. —Imme diate app , ication to be made to Joseph Kitchen, Esq.. Hon. Secretary and Tretz.snrer, Exchange -court. 24th October, 1851. _ AGEN ILEA] AN, aged 28, is eieetrous of enteri 1,7 a Mercantile Offi!e in Liverpool, where a goon prospect %I/Jul otter for an active and industrious person. Ho has had (onsfiderable experience in accounts, and i. an excellent corre,pondent. "J erm3 very moderate. airst•rate testimonials.— Address L. at.. BOx a 1. Post-ofFce, Liverp3ol. O LD Nii:V7SPAPERS WANTED. TIMES of July to Dec-ininr, 1855; and of January, re' nary, nd March, 1856. SPECTATOR in July and S , ptember, 1855; August to December, 1856; and January to A pril, 1 85 7. ECONOMIST in 1855 and 1857. Apply to Mr. Aii.a.aan, 82, Lord 14(84. THE NORTHERN TIMES.-LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1857 littiante f, ANTED, a respectable OFFICE BOY.— Apply at the Northern Times office. Co be Let. FllO be LET, a Double and a Single OFFICE, on the around dour. Apply atNo. 26, Temple-street. To be LET,a Drawing-room, or Parlour and Bed room, to correspond. Hot and Cold Shower Baths; 17, Catherine Street. 91 0 be LE T , splendid SHOP and SHOW " ROOMS, in Bold-street, for a few weeks.—Apply, by letter, A. 8., 4:Rater-street, APAR,TMENTS*—ExceIIent SITTING ROOM and BED ROOM, for two Young Gentlemen, with use of plan, if requsred.— Address A. 76, Northern Times office. TODGINGS. —Two YOUNG GENTLEMEN can be accommodated with LODGINGS in a nice airy situation, No, 12, Poplar Grove, the Elms, Tosteih P_rk, on easonable Terms. TO be LET, an Excellent Office in Union-street on the first fiber. Four Rooms.—Rent £7O per annum,--Apply to R. Wilson, Hallett, and Co., Orange-court, Castle street, Liverpool. 110 be LET, an excellent SHOP and Dwelling HOUSE, No. 89, Mill-street. Rent moderate.— Apply to Mr. Richardson, 102, Pembroke place, or to J. Lowry, Estate Agent, Warwick-street. rip() be LIST, spacious and well-lighted OFFICES in the new buildings, 22, Lord-street, containing two, three, and four rooms, with every convenience in the mast modern style. —Apply at 22, i ord-street. rE N.o be LET, a well-furnished D tb A IV 1 N ROOM, with excellent BED-ROOM upon the same Floor. Terms moderate.— Address 40, Upper Canning-street, lalkner-square. Excellent cooking if required. Fr() he LET, spacious OFFICE S in the new I_ Middleton .buildingp, Water-street, corner of Rumford street. Plans may he seen, and every information obtained, on application to Mr. John Fowler, 4, Tower-huildinirs Wes'. O be LET, a Drawtog-room, with two Bed Rooms, or Parlour, with the same number of Rooms, if any Inducement, the rooms have been newly papered, painted and new carpets.—Apply at Mrs. Parrs, 21, Rodney Street, TO be LET, a first-class Corner SHOP, with three large plate-glass windows, suitable for an Outfitte*, Pawnbroker, or Hatter; or It would make an excellent Spirit Van'ts or Public-house.—Apply on the premises, 112, St. James's-street, corner of Jordan-street. TO GitoCERS AND YLIOVISION DEALEttI. :fr. be LET, very cheap, a SHOP in the above I business, the proprietor giving it up on account of other busineis,—Addres4 A 100, Northern Times office. rill) be LET, an excellent DOUBLE OFFICE, No. 15, Brunswick-buildings, Brunswick-street Fixtures to b 3 disposed of. Possession immediately.—Apply to the presen:, occupant, or Mr. Clayton, the superintendent, on the premises. TO JOINERS, BUILDERS, OR TIMBER DEALERS. TO BE LET, a large TIMBER YARD, with aSiwpit, Joiner's Shop, Office, and small Stable ercted therein, Situate at the top of Pembroke-place, corner of Boundary-pace.—Apply at No. I, Ashton-street. TO he LET, in the centre of the flourishing village of G,lrston, next door to Liverpool House, a good DWELLING HOUSE and SHOP, with large Plato Glass front, now occupied by a confectioner, and will be at lib,rty by Ist November neat.—Apply to Mr. James Longton, Woolton Hil , near Liverpool. rgio be LET, with immediate possession, a good 11013 . - - ' , E an! SHOP, with Plate Glass Front, 21 fret deep. w th parlour, kitchen, and scullery on the same floor, suitable for a pawnbroker, furniture broker, or a first-class shoe sh• p. Rent moderste.—Apply to Mr. James Latham, Grocer, Liverpool-road, St. Helen's. SANDOWN PARK, WAVERTREE. To be LET, a Semi-detached VILLA RESI DENCE (now finishing), containing dining-room, drawing rcom, parlour, kitchen, and butler's pantry, on the ground floor; six bed rooms, two dressing rooms, baths, Szc ; three spacious attics, and excel ent celiaring.—For particulars apply to the Architect, Mr. C. S n ERLOCK, 22, King-street. Liverpool. TO be LET, in Mill-bank, Anfielti-cane. Walton Breck, convenient DWELLING HOUSES, with modern conveniences. Rents mo 'erste. Also, a convenient DWELLING HOUSE, with a small BREWERY attached, situate in Castle-street, Kirkdale ; also, commodious PREMISES in Islingtou square, one door from Shaw-street, suitable for Pubic Meetings, an Academy, &c.—Apply to A. W. Chalmers. 5, Fenwick-street, ELM VILLA, SEAFORTH. TO be LET.—An excellent Family Residence, replete with exert/ converience. Bath Rooms and Water Closet; a plentiral supply of very good Spring Water, situate in an enclo>ed garden. Also, Coa - h House and Stables, on the grounds, an i detached Wash House. Rent .e 65 per annum.— Enquire on the premises, Elm Road, Seaforth. MATFIELD. ROAD, AIG ti URTII TO be LET, Furnished or Unfurnished, a Semi-detached VILLA, containing dining and drawing-roomo, kitchen, scullery, Ric , &c., on ground floor, five bed-room 9, and dres-ing-room, bath-room, and water-closet, with hot and cold water supply, gas, &c throughout the home. Rent, tin furni:.hed, £Css.—Enquire ou the Premises, or of S. Waterhouse, Esq. Derby -square, Liverpool. AN OPPORTUNITY SELDOM TO BE MET WITH. TO be LET, a very compact 20 BARREL BREWERY, and able to brew 60 barrels a week, all now in working order, and able to brew the best mild and bitter alea both for dratt and bottling. There is,an excellent HOUSE attached, with shippin, stabling, cooperage, stare-rooms, large gar den, field, and every convenience. The water Is the &silt spring water, h.s teen analysed. and pronounced as good eater as any in England.—;,ddress northern Daily Times office. The whole, Premises are rented very low ; the cause of leaving is ill health, and not able to attend td it. QLO roc rOft SALE, by Private, OFFICE FIX'ifUliES. Apply at No. 9, Lancaster-buildings, Exchange. 1 4 1. - " - TTFL) to JELL, or LET, Bootle-lane Station, Kirkdale• ' for any kind of Works, or Pastur e Land.—Enquire of Mr. Banks. Bootle. ILEJA3r.E. —A large well-assorted Stock always on hand. Also, BALLAST (Pig) IRON. WILLIAM F. SIM & CO., Sweeting street. F[ l O be SOLD, a Pure Bred ALDERNEY COW, a Pure Bred TURKISH COW (in calf ) , Lnd Two POLNTERS.—AppI," at t , e Stabl's, 111,t3n Hal!, near 13'rk 0:IN SALE, a BAY HORSE, stands 16 hands two inches, a pewerful steady animal, and accustomed t , draw a Brougham and a Phtet,n.—Apply at 42, Pilgrim-street, cormr if Moum-street. Light 13ItO U (*HAM, (Anal to new, to be Sobj, a bargain.—To view, apply at R. Mahler's Car riage bla:ufactory, (late Gorst's), 61, Great Charlotte-street, Liver pool. Fashionable aiitl St)lish Foul• Wheel DRAG complete, to be parted with in consequence of the owner ordered abroad.—At Mailiner's, 61, Great Charlotte•straet Liverpool. r )0 be SOLD, for Twenty Pounds, an excellent ISecond-band PIANOFORTE, by Kennav, of London. May be seen at James Smith's Music Warehouse, Lord-street, Liverpool. FOR SALE, a DARK BAY HURSn, with B!nelc Legs; Six years old; 151 hands high, fit for Saddle, or Double or Single Harness; warranted sound, and free from vice.—May be seen at Atkinison's Livery Stables, beel-street, L verpooL TO be'SOLD, a _POLICY of INSURANCE for X 1,590, effected in 1849, in the Rock Life Office, upon the Life of a Gentleman, aged 57, resident at Lisbon. Annual Premium, t 65 Us. 6d.—Apply to Messrs. Townsend, Ridley, and Jackson, soliciturq, Liverpool and Birkenhead. A RAri, INVE -, "13.16NT AND NO RISK. N SALE a bargain, 8-128th to 40-128th shares in a New Colliery, now in Working Order, and idly Improving. Coal vary good, will p a y f rom 2) t o 30 per cent. --i. or parTienlars, address. A. 80, Northe rn Ti mes office. ()iNE or two Ci - EN ILEME,N can be accommo dated with a well furnished DRAWING-ROOM, aod.one r two BE 0.1100.115 when there are no other lodgers, in a healthy a tuation, about one • mile from the Exchange. R e f erences exchanged.— id d,ess, G. 23, Korthera Times office._ ARGAIN .rIIO be SOLD, a SEXTANT, FOWLING PIECE, SHOP, BAG, and PoWDER FLASK. The former, When new, cost Ten Pounds ; the latter, Thr,e Pounds Ten Shilli - gs. Price, £5. Address A 105, Northern Times (Mice. TO be DISPOSED OF, iu one of the most respectable busy thoroughfares in town, in conse• quence of ill health,, an excellent Double Fronted SPIRIT VAULTS. The retur❑s average near y .4'30 per week, and might be mull in. creased by an e terprising party accustomed to the bnsiness. Incoming fur goodwill and fittings, including bagatelle table, &c. £Bso.—Address A 101, Northern Times office. OFFICE FIXTU.aES Always on Hand, fur SALE, GE 0 RGE C H U C K'S JOINER AND CABINET MAKER, 16. REDCROSS STREET. OIN bAI,E, a splendid dark brown ._arriage HORSE, 16 hands 2 incbes high, one of the finest Brougham horses in England; also, a first-rate C :B, 14 hands 2 inches high—got by the celet , rated American horse Sam Slick, and can trot a mile under three minutes ; warranted sound.—Apply to sir. Wades Garner, Lime-street, who will refer any party to the TO TOBACCONISTS, HOTEL KEEPERS, AND OTHERS. A ti Large assortment of CIGARS, well matured, and no •:.outt.r in the trade, at the underm, VERY LOW BRITISH & FOREIGN )t to be surpassed by any other tentioned PRICES!! FOREIGN. Per lb Box. LARANAOAS EL IMPERIOg 27s Od PATRONS 26s Od NAHAGAS 2ss Od INOENUIDAD 29s Od Ist Class CA BAN AS 2ud Class CABANAS 3ss Od BRITISH. Per lb. Box. 17BAS TOODVI LL ES .. 7s 6d ?A'llto148 tine HAVANNAS-12s & 18e od 2415UAL1A8...; 8a 6d and 141 Od FOREIGN. ;eOPICZ ..30s Oel L. GOLDSMITH, 4, ST, GEORGE'S CRESCENT,7 LIVERPOOL. ST. PETER'S WARD. UNICIPAL ELECTION, 1857 At a MEETING of ELECTORS of SAINT PETER'S WARD, held at the CLARENDON-ROO:HS, south John-street, On MONDAY, the 19th nctober, Mr. CHARLES WII.LMER in the Char, It was moved by RICHARD Joassox, Esq., seconded by Jolla HASTINGS, Esq , supported by J. R. DARSIE, Esq., and resolved unanimously— " That. in the opinion of this Meeting, C. T. Bowring, Esq., is a At and proper person to represent Saint Peter's Ward in the Town Ccuncil; and this Meeting pledges itself to use every constitutional means to secure his return at the ensuing Election." Mr. Bowring having addressed the Meetinz, It was further moved by EoWAILD FLOWES, Esq., seconds I by THOMAS URQUHART, Esq., and resolved unanimously-- "That the following gentlemen bs appointed a committee tor the purpose of conAucting the Election of Mr. Bowring, and that they have power to add to their Lumber : BICIIARD CROSSLEY, It ICHAItH JOHNSON, JOHN HAi,TINSS, J. R. DARSIE, THOMAS JOE, CHARLES WILLMER, J. C. Mc DoNALD, J. G. BROWN, J. B. BLAr KALLER, ANDREW BATHGATE, J. F. PRICE, EDWARD FLOWER, J. R. HUTT N, THOMAS URGUHART, SAMUEL JOB, RALPH HESS, ANDREW DUNCAN, W. PENN SMITH, J. J. lvELHuisu, J. CARMICHAEL, Joie( PHILLIPS, SAIKITEL DAVIES, SAUL MOSS, JOSEPH SEWELL, D. BAUGH, W. MELIIUISII, J. G. JACus, J.J. RICKERBY, J. FLETCHER , S. BURLEY, T. EVANS, J. B. SLATER, J. 11. SMITH, J. LOONEY, 'SAME BRADY ED, THOMAS Emrsosi, THOMAS VICARS, sen., THOMAS VICARS, J-an., ANDREW COOPER, F. J . HERS, A. B . HAYWARD, ALFRED POWELL, JOSEPH SING, JAMES JACKSON, JOHN RYE, P. A. HOLZEURG, W. ALLISON, T. HUGHES, P. CARROLL, JOSEPH ROBERTS, B. L. Joszru, JOHN DOOLEY, RICH BD LLOYD, HENRY YOUNG, JAMES URQUHART, JOHN DANIELS, D.T..mrrH, HEvRY WRIGHT, J. DUMBARTON, A. LILLYMAN, J. J. MAXWELL, LAWRE CE LovELADY, E. D. GLYNN, J. Crupps, H. H. GIBSON, Mr. Do 4 , D, LEWIS DANIEL, Mr. DRYSDALE, Mr. MTIE, Mr. FOWLER, JULIUS It OTT, B. WOOD, GEORGE WADE, Jun., JOHN EVANS, MICHAEL AYLWARD, DAVID CAMPBELL, C. 0 CORER/ Y, THOMAS AS -TM TRE, I AMES ORB, J. Dossom, B GODS , R, JOSEPH WOODHEAD." TO THE ELECTORS OF SAINT PETER'S WARD. GENTLEMEN, —The receipt by me of a requi t-ition from a very numerous and highly respectable portion of your body, Inviting me to al ow myself to be nominated as a candidate to represent you in the Town Council, leaves me no other course (compatible with a sense of duty) than to come forward as a e.ndidate for your suffrages, at the approaching Municipal Election. Connected as I have been with your ward, as a ratepayer in it, for a period of nearly twenty years, such a mark of your coAdence is highly appreciated by me; at:d should it be the wig of the majority, to place me as your representative, in the council, I beg to assure yea that my best exerVons shall be con' inually exercised to onward your nterests, and that, of the Community gecerally. Although we have a eomparative absence of great party cries, and subjects cit contention. I conceive there are an abundance of objects to which the attention and labours of your representatives should be directed. The present state of the supply of water, cannot longer be borne with ; it calls fiz the earnest attention, and immediate action of your Town Council ; the supply of so importa t a necessary of life and health, in the mire state, overides all other considerations; and from the interests involved, demands an early settlement. That your Corporate fiords should be managed with the greotest eco nomy, is so evident a proposition, that I will only allude to it by saying, that the atts ntion of your council should be kept constantly alive to the necessity of keeping the expenditure of the great revenue entrusted to their management, and derived from the hard labour of,all the various classes of the community, at the lowest point compati s le with the wants and Interests of that community. Connected wino tots sub ject, a another of great importance. It is highly essential, that a care:ul revision of the Corporation Property should be made, ao that it may be c'esrly ascertained of what it consists. There are many other subjects which cannot be more than, touched upon, a ithin the limits of on address, such as the spreading of Edu eation—the fostering of useful institutions, and elevatins: influences which I hold to be tl.e duty of oar local legislature. These subjects, if it be your p'easure to return 111 - 3 as your representative, shall have the Ea , 'st earnest and industrious application of my abilities applied to them.--: remain, Gentlemen, yours obedient servant, C. T. BOWRING. tenth John-street, October 15th, 1857 TO TdE BURGESSES OF scorLAND WARD. GENTLEMEN, —Haying been waited upon by a large and influential deputation of my Fellow Burgesses, many of wham are known to me and highly esteemed, requesting that I should a low myself to be pat in Nomini tiou as a Candidate at the iorthc4ming Election, to represent your interest in the Town Council ; I feel that I should be wanting in a sense of public duty if I did not at once respond to their wishes, Notwithstanding my long-cherished prcf:rence for the retirement of private life. I regard it as altogether nnnece sary to make any allusion to my political views, as my antecedents are before you, and which, you are awa e, have always been for Progress and Ref. rm. Among the many questions of local interest, which demand the attent.on of your Repro en!ative, that of the supply of pure and wholesome Water, seems to me to be the most prersing ; and, as I am thoroughly convinc. d of its being tract:cab e, my utmost endeavours shall he exerted for an unadulterated supply of the Red Sandstone Water far all dietetic purposes. In the application of the public money I trust you will always find sae the advocate of the most rigid economy consistent with efficiency. Should I be honoured by yc.ur choice, you will find roe use my best efforts, by voice and vote, to carry ou and support all such other measures as may tend to improve the moral condition, and promote the health and comf art of the Burgesses and lahabitante generally. — I am. Gentlemen, your obedient rervant Burlington House, Waterloo, Oct. 22, 1857. Vir 11. LIA.II LIVRR,;IDG;;. PUBLIC MEETINGS OF THE ELECTORS will be held during the week as follows : nis DAY (TUESDAY), the 27th instant, at Mrs. CHURCH'S, 140, Great Howan -street, corner of Stone-sreet. On WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 28th instant, at Hrs. J. SPENCER'S, 29, Fox-street, corcer of Jnyenal-,treet. On THURSDAY NEXT, the 29 h instant, at Mr. DANIEL PREST WICH'S. 31, Blackstone-street. The COMMI [TEE SITS DAILY at the TRAVELLER'S REST, SCOTLAND-ROAD, where the Electors may obtain °wry infor mation. J "HIN MURDOCK, Chairman. JOSEPH HE aLIN4, Vice-Chairman. FRANCI4 51`PHILLIPS. Hon See. TO THE BURGESES ()F RODNEY" STREET AVAPD. Gentlemen,—Within a eh t period the trust coni 4 ed to my charge will again revert to yon, and I shall cease to be your Representative in the Town Conned. An influential deputation from your Ward having requested that I would again offer myself fer your suffrages, and Vedged their support, I feel called upon, after the very flattering manner in which you elected me a few months ago, to respond to the wish so strongly expressed. and place myself in your hands as a CANDIDATE for a renewal of the honour I now erjoy. My connection ar,th your Ward is so recent that little opportunity has been afforded me of advocating the principles on which I stood forw.rd ; but my views and sentiments are already made known to you, and should t e opinion of my capability to serve you remain unchanged, and your confidence undiminished, you may rest sat ailed that if again elected as your Representative, my best energies and judgment shall be devoted to prot-ct your rights and watch ever the important interests entrusted to my care. I have the honour to remain, gentlemen, your most ebe tient servant, CHARLES MOZLEY. Bank, Lord-street, Oct. 20, 1857. TO THE ELFCTORS OF ABERCROSIBY WARD. GENTLEMEN —While fully sensible of the honour conferred upon those whom you elect to ha your representative; in the Council, I am not less keenly alive to the onerous duties and responsibilities which the conscientious exercise of the trust involves. If, therefore, I have acceded to the request of a lcrge and important body of the Electors of the Ward to solicit your suffrages at this Election, it has not been from personal considerations, fairbt t t O r Pror m tu o n t i i t v y es of o registering ftiniciPal poli+y, that you may have th e lu ll and your votes, so as to enforce your own Jews. My opinio s are well known to many of you. Resident in the wrd for 25 years, I have always gone he..rtily and actively with yon in the struggle f. r those great privileges, Parliamentary and Municipal, which we now enjoy. In council p, tit es, I deprecate mere _party spirit, but like fair play. I believe my fellow-townsmen fully entitled to every advantage that can be ebtained from aju icious employment of the corporate fir d—such as improvements in our streets and approaches, the extension of parks f or recreation and exercise, the increa e of free libraries for mo - al and intelle teal training, and, I may add, especially at this conjunc tire, the free and full use and enjoym--nt, for domestic purpos-s, of those delicious springs which once were, and I trust again will be, our boast end our Oeight. There are other and important uses for the waters of the Pike, so that, with both sources at command, the town► may have an unparalle:ed supply. _ _ It wo❑ld be not less derogatory to you than to me to make a personal anvass. Shot. ld you, gent I •men, think fit to confer on me the honour of being your ret.resentative, 1 shall consider it ri y duty to advocate every economy which is consistent with efficiency, to give an earnest atteution to all questions of public interest that may come before the Council. and, above all, to exercise the privilege of voting thereupon with a iespectfnl consideration for the declared wishes and wants o this great community.—l am, gentlemen, your obedient servant, 9, Oxford-stieet, Oct. 24, 1857. JOSEPH ANDERSON. THE COMMITTEE for conducting the ELECTION of JOSEPH ANDERSON, Esq., SIT DAL,Y, at the Phoenix Inn, Mrtint-plea,ant. GEORGE MAXWELL, Chairman. WI LLIAM HANNAH, V.ce. chairman. JOHN STJ WARD, } Hon. Secs. JOHN ALDIS, TO TEE ELECTORS AND NOS-ELECTORS 0? ALL THE WARDS IN LIVERPOOL. GENTLEMEN, —Not having received any requisition numerously signed req Jesting me to offer myself as a Candilate, I beg to inform yon, that I intend coming oat for my own BENE Ft Is, and respectfully solicit your Votes and Interest on the occasion. I do not come before yon as a Tyro, having been a Public Man for many y, ars, and those I have represented have Lever c,m plained of my Acting as 1 eid. Many improvements, I know, are required—especially in matters of Finance. I shall not be on the Committee; but if any of the Funds now in your possession should be entrusted to my management, they shall be employed in a way which, I hope, will afford you satisfaction and myself additional comfort. I beg respectfully, therefore, yon will oblige me by attending a MEEI DIG OF MY FRIE sTDS and Supporters, at my Committee Room, at Mr. Copeland's, Royal Amplf theatre, on Friday Evening, 6th November, 1857. Nosiness to commence at Ralf-past Liz, I offer no Pledges, but trust that the past wi:l be taken as a guarantee for the future; for, I think I may assert, with. out the fear of contradiction, I have PERFORAED more than I ever promised. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, your obedient Servant, BASIL BAKE a. liff int fr fp a I Ciertion._ TO THE BURGESSES OF SCOTLAND WARD. kEN TLEMEN,—Having received a requisition signed by a number of respectab'e voters in your Ward, wishing me to became 'a Candid , ,te to represent you in the Town Council at the ensuing El , ction, I feel.honoured by the com pliment, and at once accede to your' wishes. Having nOW sufficient leisure at my disposal to make myself useful on the Committees of the Council, where I apprehend its real business is transacted, yon may rest assured that if Elected, I shall endeavour to serve you rather by deeds than words. Many local improvements are much needed, and I shall use my best energies to aid in carrying them out, if they can be effected without laying additional burdens upon the inhabitants. If the yet large funds at the disposal of the corporation bs judiciously and skil fully managed, I am of opinion that such improvements may be safely and gradually effected. Years of agitation have un , ortunately marked the progress of the Water Question—l shall, if elected, give it my best attention, and endeavour, to the best of my ability, to have this vexed question settled to the satisfaction of the Burgesses at large. Gentlemen, I have no personal motive in responding to your call, except it be the desire to be useful, and to gain the good-will of my fellow-town.men. lf, therefore, you are of opinion that I shall prove a practical and independent representative, then elect me, and I will serve you faithfully—if otherwise, I shall cheerfully submit to you decision.-1 remain, gentlemen, your obedient servant, Bellefield-house, West Derby.road, JAMES CRELLIN. October 15th, 1857. giontp. A DELPHI LOAN AND DISCOUNT COMPANY-LIMITED, OFFICES: 38, RENSHAW STREET, LIVERPOOL, AND 36, HAMILTON STREET, BIRKENHEAD. MANCHESTER AND ST. HELENS. This Company has now a Capital of £75,000, a Ith power to increase it to a Quarter of a Million Sterling. The present amount of business transacted is equal to £130,000 per annum. The Office at Birkenhead has been opened for the special convenience of residents on the Cheshire side of the river, for which purpose a clerk will be in daily attendance, and business can be transacted in all respects the same as at the Liverpool office. LOANS GRANTED on Approved Security (and on the shortest notice), In Sums from ~e 0 to .€l,OOO, at the following charges:— Entire Charge, Including Form of Application. .elO repayable at ss. per week ...... :60 12 6 420 Ss. „ 1 4 U „ 20s. „ 218 6 £lOO „ 40s. „ 5 15 0 £e2oo ~ 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 c‘)untry can be accommodated on paying a reasonable extra charge for travelling expenses. For Prospectuses and other information, apply, as above, to CHRIS. ELLISON, Manager. JOHN ELLISON. Secretary. THE ALBION LOAN AND DISCOUNT COMPANY-LIMITED. CAPITAL £lOO,OOO, IN SHARES OF £lO EACH. OFFIcEs-4, CLAYTON SQUARE, LIVERPOOL. LOANS FROM £2O TO £l,OOO BILLS DISCOUNTED. Shares of the first distribution can be allotted, and particulars3o Loans obtained, on application to JOSEPH C. CAIVTER, Manager. L IVERPOOL LOAN COMPANY HEAD OFFICE-LORD-STREET CHAMBERS, 67, LOltD- STREET, LIVERPOOL. BRANCII OFFICE-43, MARKET-STREET, MANCHESTER. CAPITAL, X 50,000. Loans advanced from 420 to .45,V, to be repaid in Twelve months by weekly, monthly, or quarterly instalments. BILLS DISCOUNTED. Loans advanced from £lOO to £l,lOO, to extend over rerion of one, two, or three years, at 5 per cent. For Prospectuses. &c., apply personally or by letter to JOHN ATHERTON, 87. LORD-STREET. LIVERPOOL. NIO N E Y .—X2O to £l,OOO ADVANCED to responsible partifs by Mr. Sutcliffe, local manager to Royal Farmers' Fire, Life, and Hall insurance Company,lo, James-street. ivo•nool. 150 TO £2,000 —THE PROTECTOR LOAN and ANNUITY COMPANY GRANT LOANS from one to five years, at 5 per cent. per annum, repayable by instal ment, upon Personal or 8041 Security. Total , nterest upon ieion ' if repaid quarterly, for twelve months, £3 23 6d. Local manager, G. H. Goodall, 14, Tarlton-street, Liverpool. W ILDE BROTHERS, WHOLESALE CABINET MANUFACTURERS, 8 AND 10, HUNTER-STREET, AND 11, CUERDON-STREET, BYROBI-STREET, Beg to inform the inhabitants of Liverpool and its Vicinity, tha they have OPENED part of their Warehouse as SHOW ROOMS, FOR A RETAIL TRADE. Parties Furnishing will effect a S ,ving of 25 per cent. by purchasing from the Af anufictnrers. EXPORT ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO. THE TRADE SUPPLIED AS USIPi L. NOTHING NEW TINDER THE SUN THE believers in this may think it a consoling doctrine—but perhaps some scientific or geological gentleman would be good enough to fancy him self in the year 1557, and teli us where then were to be feand— A BOX OF LUCIFER MATCHES rp -L HE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH; PERAMBULATORS! A DAILY PAPER FOR A PENNY ! GAS! S PEAM I INDIA RUBBER SHOES I Olt A BUTTER PLACE!! ! THE GREAT L iNDING STAGE. How Filly of the Press to devote such a long space to telling us that the New Stage is supported by this, that, and t'other, when we all know very well that Mr. BELLY supplied 14,000 empty Butter Boaes for the purpose. UTSIDE—They. are coated with Gum Tragacauth. INSIDE—They are well smeared with Genuine BUTTER Therefore will last and float for ever. THE BATCH OF NEW PEERS. The powers that be are ab)at t r mr1133 •13 .f eij , - he aristocracy of Brain. Light is to be let in on the House of Lords! The creator of "The New Zealander," and the Agamemnon of BUTTERMEN are to enter the House of Peers arm in arm. • The former as Baron Macaulay, The lat as LORD LIVERPOOL. I: I KELLY THE BUTTERMAN, AT THE BACK OF ST. JOHN'S MARKET, SUPPLIES SHIPS, SHOPS, DEALERS, & CONFECTIONERS. NINETEEN Deliveries of Goods Daily all over the Town. Every description of BUTTER may be had here at the lowest Trade Price. Each day's sale lasts twelve hours—from Seven to Seven. No use to apply at one moment aftor the advertised hours. REGISTER GRATES KITCHEN RANGES, LEAMINGTON PATENT KITC HEN ER S, HOT AIR AND GAS STOVES, HAT, COAT, AND UMBRELLA STANDS, GARDEN SEATS AND VASES. THE MOST EXTENSIVE STOCK IN LIVERPOOL. JAMES R. COOPER, RANGE AND GRATE MANUFACTURER 87, LONDON ROAD. T. PAUL'S PROTESTANT AssOCLATiON. MEMBERS and other FRIENDS of the a b°" t t he Association are respectfully requeste d to wee vock School-room, 14, Edma ad-street, Old Hall-street, at SOO this Evening . G ivx , T THOMAS HEWETSON, do hereby for I ()TICE, that I will not be AccountEible..trot any' DEBT or DEBTS my Wife, Ellen l i ew etson. Tray altroo. after this date.—Signed, Thomas Hewetion ; witness. Wil liain ..... Liverpool, Oct. 21th, 1857 lsi G ENERAL APOTHECARIES' C'' ,, '''' qp.A (LIMITED) The 49 D , i ß r e E c R t o N r s E of n AND CAl liE" 4, COLQUITT-ST I I ERPOOL, ArorxE tiaeliffr HALL. announc e t° o oding bility,' gentry, and inhabitants of '.iverpool and the s o pal neighbourhood, that all Chemicals and Pharmaceutic al , P t goir o _,l kept at their estsbishments are manufactured 1 11 ,,, en d S''' .d et - gar Laboratories, under the inspection of scientific chenl rli .tS,TisßECEomT,paOnXyFrOeßspDe-cStTruRBEy ET, LONuDi.ro:4 guaranteed perfectly pure, so that prescriptions dis Pen - er ect ju s e ; establisements may be implicitly relied upon a, belngLidia ..; eordrnco with the intention of the prescribers thui 7" - i e as P. - ,, vare - 1 by different pharmaceutists, so fraught ,u'lth constant uncertainty in the strength of drugs and c her:dice_ to _ clattg a i* d e iforw lives and health of the sick, and which so often frustrutes : rg eon_ a t and disappoints ti e jest exi,ectations of the physician an., P i a l et opsw The CO ; LIVER ..IL. of the General Apo hecaries,,,, lOW may be implicitly relied upon as genuine. Consdaring 1,10011 meuts to substi , ute wholly or in art other oils whic h ~,a rt t i re, i t A and that no test at present known will detect the adrnt' 00 fl''' ' no surprise that it is only rarely to be obtained Pu re ' faith o the seller alone is the guarantee of „ t .„. the pur chaser. o , m tair r D ie An extensive Assortment of MEDICI NE CHES l b „„I t h saite for Sea, and the Colonies, ready for immediate a5e , „,....," . ...., ,01 directions. Old Chests refitted, and filled with Pura vir,,lbscsP7,,e. Company are always moderate, and as low as The Prices charge I to the public by 'he Ge, erat AP - ...wail , ' SA witlithe parity and fine quality of the drugs. ~,, , sdicine° l„ , The Hall is open at all hours for th D of --- to - Bet e ispensing . de s o no exertions spared, either in carefulness or p OrnPtittt 'or the requirements and merit the confidence of the Pre elitl° the atient. Pi le" Merchants requiring Drugs for Exportation can be ' U P Wholesale Prices. N . Y. AGE •T'S FOR THE VICHY WATERS. COW:%-... possible cor- THE LIVERPOOL. OFFICE IN LONDOS. -- ~ -,, To the Members of Me Town Council, th. Dock Committee t t i ' oo o ir mercial A so-ia'ions, and t, the Merchants, Bti kers, ' 54 , Brok , rs, and Legal Profession of Liverpool • OW 4 1 0 0 GENTLEMEN, —I beg respectfully L c . . ) vid e o you that I am about to form an OE6 O .. I . ! i tion, 11 0 : $ , for the purpose of collecting Commetlia' and other Infa"' — go o _,..e for the further purpose of facilitating Public and Privstecocesep connected with the Town and Port of Liverpool. Il t his vible b .00 facility will be given to ndividual firms and public todicc. d ieeeli n o afforded by the Liverpool Office, whilst it w a n under the and eta.. cf Mr. BACKHOU S IS and the late Mr. Wairrewnronhielli et commercial faei ides and conveniences will be added, „, o eite.,.,e not thought necessary when those gentlemen were office, but which have become so, from the rapid and , ^s, o wieg„... growth of the commercial Interests of Liverpool. These. h hi peni: d a jects will be kept in view by me in conducting this estab l '„ootelie The Offices for Liminess, which will be large and conVs4 ater, s .. situated in the neighbourhood of the Houses of Parlialnetom t he 7 ,0 r Courts of Law, at Westminster, will be ope i at all tirrie s ,gt Do n scribers to this Institution, who may have occasion to tiles, ~i ea $, on public or private business. All the London and Llr,,l e ieee ill will be take , and carefully fi ed for reference ; and a dal ,° 4 oll l Messaces will 1 e received an I published, several MO! -,, t „er rpae - A r t acrea o ; events connected with the , ommerce, Navigation, and 1' 00 0; 4 o interests of L verpool Having spent the last tour se e ed tit 14 liament in London on the basiness of the Corporation, and become familiarly acquainted with the mode of doing, hc asnir Lon& n. I trust that 1 shall be able to render to the Mies as business, which were rendered by my very tions, to Deputations, and to individuals, the seine "" c eadS„er way of introduction, and in the arrangements for ~,,oevw ooed Pr' s * t bo The win sic of the earliamentary and Official MT. BACKHOUSE and Mr. WAINEWRIGRT. tamp ,i tti Ci paperS p 07 0 f r United Kingdom and in the ColonLs will be recelvedeo he taii . o. for purposes cf re'erence ; and the utmost pains will, gaiTie i aill co lect all Official Papers, connected with Commerce an e eto h t la which may be issued by the various Foreign Gover" htog, which the Merchants and Shipowners of Liverpool are 'or contact, in their commercial operations. h have 1, Copies of all Bills introduced into Parl:ament, wh ich tafgr.,..o l bearing on the Commercial or other leading interests or _ le gui-,a, will be kept at the office in London, and Summates of tir„ o etitlia well as all alterations propceed in them whilst before Par:01 0 all Acts of Parliament resulting from them, will be fair.. f ° Commercial and other Public Bodes of Liverpool. ea ch c osi A Report will be forwarded, early in every month, t° „ t heanOtbr Subscribers to the Liverpool Office, of all o lclal and well' a ,„lettSlS, A , tll O inte ligence respecting the commercial events of the cr.‘, strit:ol l ; Thes: reports I shall prepays myself with the greatest rt,,; i nd fe of hope of making them worthy to be preserved, and to ben e gettr he a volume, at the end of each veal% as an " AnilliaL, e ii alogir Commerce and Navigation." Ile first Report, vil l ; s eotit o o( published in January next, will contain an account a 'et ' f elt of Li.erpcol for the year 18 .7, and a Rep art on the Pr;;: p eol i ; ta oti the Port, Docks, and Commercial Est titlishmen's of Liv saws taerit. will serve as a record of the condition in which those l ia ,,, bi tee were let by the Corporation and Dock Committee, wh o aved la la let- far had the management of them, and in whic't they are A ,. a as .41 "IMersey Conservancy Board," to which they are to be ss fes i o7o January, 1858. f the F r° in te A Register will also be prepared, for the use n socu sielolae. - Supporters of the Liverpool Office, of the p inciPal ', w ay an d e t ,P 5l . Pub is Record effices in London, which relate to Pr 4 ,„ ° ' - e coars„ he mj in the Counties of thee]Lncaster and Chester. 10„Rery coin ~'" Loge" pig 0 0 Pa 4 researches during ast ten years, into the, ~,,'"',,n y hun : ,, - n es r, Counties, I have collected the particu;a. a O ' '..-- ."- Documenta, in the Record Offices, which a-e valuable self, epd,oli Courts to b e e o e u f t L in a n w ed . by Theseothe others, researches tint, u h l a v p c h continue l,lrloi t for a complete Register of Documentary Eyideoce, bear ~,,, re so , and private rights in the two Counties. Nearly all the P ,, alL eon2'.lo to those Counties are now to be found in the Record Offiresa;"deianhs, In conclusion, I beg to state that it would be mY at iv° berg'', ID' every way to contribute to the convenience of the MO i oit, to, • Borough and for the southern D vision of Lancashire, bi r :eortt; etl . Offices at their disposal for purposes of business, and by 7OB9nelli • them what( ser assistance they were willing to accept, lll ,eo4 o l • the laborious correspondence which forms one of the hea'botli:dow, of their position. Having long enjoyed the fliendsh'i l „"ieVitlet: Connty and Borough Members, it vr:11 give me the greatecs P o o or. render them any assistance in my power in their most ail il t 1! . ,, , Trusting that you may consider an Office, esta blish ot air,. purposes, w, rthy of your support, and that you Mai c? possessed ofthequaliecations tor managing it, I remain, Gentlemen, e 00 . Your very obedient Servan t ' 1 HOMO FP . al oe TERMS 0' SUBSCRIrTION For Commercial, Eanewg, Tracing, and Other C°P , 0 Guineas A Year. at. 10`' VP For Private Individuals and Firms, Oi e Guinea a Y e . i3A-, Os Cemmun c.rtions on 'his subj .ct to be addrese ed to*'il'l' the Athenaeum. Liverpool; or at Messrs. 13EarsoN Si the Liverpool Times Office), Liverpool. ....._ k ttsuratt it Nirattc t 6. .---srl <s T HE LIVES of MARINERS, E l ‘ncia eljt ss' r pub). ,06 ._ ;Aid PASSENGERS INSURED agains t color tio n n a l i n iw c a a y se an o d f I c n o ju fft r in y. with .41, Sea or Land, and Death from any cause, with or wis— eel' ic ie g 0 The Nautical I nstrue.ents and Effects of 51 erc'al Travellers, and the a A pe, Insured against all accident, smith compensation. o ra t te ra Emigrants tes of Fastena p n re d mi , ,i g t ere, e insured Office against a theii) s t T i l i o . r , :s i v sa c er l t i i s s a 3e Pr o . t p l4-°1 ; :::8 Insurance Company, Revenue Chambers, Canning; P „01P. . the north west end of the Custom House), Liyerpoo,• 5, . ae- JAMES D. 0. TROAISC) L' M I N G'S 1' H 0 / ,, 1 62, HANOVER-STREET, Livg B "%i g, to I °' Contiguous to the Railway Stations, Stearn Boat La n ° 60'0' S B I E T D T S ING ROOMS.: o rb . 1 . 5 . ..t 2 0 5 1 t 5 0 . 6d. 35. LDUNCII, R• •'"'~ • ls.P~ .. .. .. ...... 1 :::: e r'' _O r ' BREAKFASTSWINES, SPIRI r . s i , s. °MO " sril tl. Families and Geltlemen Lodged and Boarded at In ._,.. e r DINNERS, SUPPERS, &c., prepared for small or I , "°;. Of thAtoeL2fiEs.s.,,sts4TAuoaltuteitrnysd:ancceio..A.o, 80.•corgo, barge ' An ORDINARY Daily a 1 o'c'ock — C Two Excellent BILLIARD ROOM S ; 00. N.B.—A Night Porter always in Attenda IMPORTANT SALE OF 11'"Sr AT 74, LORD STREET. NELSON AND , C , ()., HAT 11 LNUFACTUREn'"iesaIe (Intenling to confine their attention to their Wi t - Trade) Offer theirpresent extensive Stock of HATS, CAPS, &" AT MA JFACTURING COST rit IC4. Their arrangements requiring an imine dlate t :yieg present purehaws have the opportunity °f ii FIRST-CLASS HATS 'at from 25 to 35 p er cellt usual retail prices. • • IMPORTANT NOTICS' :ti A ~~ bdii 1 ) hd h JUST RECEIV K NIBB NEW HAT AND C j r WAREHOUSE , 33, OLD HAYBIABII'' SPLENDID STOOK OF WELL VEN f I LATED AND SUPERIOR FINISHED [SILK HATS, From 10s. 6d., 12s. 6d.. and 15a. NOT TO BE EQUALLED IN TOWS' V R. CAMERON, WATCH MANUFACTURER AND JEWELLER, 54, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. GOLD and SILVER PATENT LEVER WATCHES, GUARD ann ALBERT CHAINS, JEWELLERY and F , LECTRO PLATE. this Evening BIRKENHEAD, LANCASHIRE, AND CHESHIRE JUNCIWN RAILWAY. VICE I). NOTICE is hereby given, that a - E c o lAA AD sr R4TES for the CARRIAGE2n . or between the Lancashire Collieries and the Station s U p on will take eft:et oil the 26th inst. By order, 3 1 - ! r tle al lv . 23d SOil, General Manager's Office, ,Generailssk7fs.nager'